Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

The Mustang Loretto High School Loretto, Tennessee 2 INTRODUCTION FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS ACADEMICS SPORTS CLUBS FACULTY CLOSING 3 4 5 6 A TIME TO STUDY KOMECCJrtING 10 A TIME FOR Fan 11 A TIME TO FIND A TIME TO BE QUIET 13 A TIME TO REPAIR 14 A TIME TO SPEAK-UP 15 A TIM TO ENJOY c rno O FRESHMAN President — Terry Bottoms Vice-President — Karen Dishongh Secretary — MariAnn Weathers Treasurer — Kim Eck 18 Aldridge, Reed Alsup, Gail Augustin, Greg Augustin, Kelly Bailey, Ralph Barnett, Jeff Bates, Steve Beckman, David Benefield, Mark Blasingim, Sonja Bottoms, Terry Bradley, Tim Brewer, Lisa Brown, David Burden, Tim Butler, Ginger Butler, Kevin Byrd, Joan Campbell, Vicki Cannon, Jebb Cathey, Rhonda Chance, Randy Coker, Terri Crum, Jennifer Davis, Melinda Davis, Troy Dean, Clay Dean, Tony Dingier, Jeff Dishongh, Karen Dishongh, Mike Eck, Kim Eddy, Lisa Ezell, Anita Faulkner, Denise Fisher, Randy Fisher, Tim Fitzpatrick, Joy Flatt, Carla Flatt, Cynthia Flowers, David Fowler, Becky Franklin, Gary Gable, Anthony Gable, Jean 19 Gable, Alary Gambrell, Celesia Gamble, Rhonda Gieske, Terri Giles, Belinda Gillespie, Gary Graham, Danny Gray, Kevin Gray, William Green, Rusty Green, Tina Gulley, Marilyn Hall, Joni Hall, Julie Hamm, Tim Hanson, Tim Harlan, Beverly Harris, Rodney Hollman, Brenda Hoi I man, Michael Hood, Randy Howard, Tina Huckaba, Paula Hunt, Connie Hunt, Edward Hunt, Karen James, Mike James, Pat Johns, Jeff Johns, Steven Johnson, David Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Kim Johnson, Melesa Jones, Kerri Jones, Kevin Jones, Renee Kessler, David Kelly, Melinda Kelley, Ricky Kelley. Tammy Killen, Bobby Killen, Tammy King, Harold Kollefrath, Yvette 20 Kress, Chris Kress, Julie Laws, Angie Lee, Terry Littrell, Lisa Looney, Kim Lopp, Steve Lumpkins, Lori Marston, Beverly Mashburn, Melissa Mashburn, Rhonda Mattox, Terry McGee, Danny McGee, Pam McLean, Billy McMackin, Dana McMasters, Lisa McMasters, Steve Miller, Wanda Moore, Melinda Moore, Regina Moore, Samantha Mosley, Jeff Mosley, Melissa Myrick, Darrell Neel, Mia Neese, Jerry Nelson, Missy Newton, Brent Parrot, Jeff Perry, Jeff Perry, Tina Peters, Scott Pennington, Kerry Pettus, Paula Phillips, Jodi Powell, Bobby Powell, Diane Price, Regina Purcell, Tina Purcer, Annette Quillen, Delbert Reeves, Charles Rig ling, Katrina Robbins, Myron 21 Roberson, Kent Roberts, Donnie Roberts, Billy Sanders, David Sandrell, Tina Simbeck, Damin Sim beck, Trenton Simpson, Rockey Smith, Anthony Smith, Jessica Smith, Patricia Smith, Samuel Smithson, David Springer, Audrey Springer, Kerry Spurgeon, Ricky Stamps, Darrel Steele, Steve Stepp, Roger Stout, Eric Stutts, Keith Tidwell, Anita Tidwell, Juanita Townsend, Barry Vergus, Dewy Walters, Tim Ward, Regina Weathers, Mariann Weaver, Kim Weaver, Teresa West, William White, Jimmy Whitley, Kristy Wilcox sen, Tim Williams, Nathan Wilson, Larry Wray, Justin Wright, David Bottoms, Terry 22 SOPHOMORES c L A S S 0 F F 1 C E R S President — Lynn Crabb Vice-President — Joey Dishongh Secretary — Tommy Richter Treasurer — Kim Quillen 23 Allen, Lisa Allen, Tommy Allred, Kevin Alsup, Ann Ayers, Melinda Barnett, Milton Barnett, Wade Beavers, Rodney Beckman, Shelia Box, Pat Bradley, Barry Brown, Jeff Brown, Lynn Brown, Ray Byrd, Judy Byrd, Ronnie Campbell, Lisa Camron, Tammy Chandler, Joey Chandler, Ray Clifton, Alien Colwell, Dallas Couch, Janet Crabb, Lynn Daniels, Priscilla Dean, Terry Dewberry, Tim Dishongh, Joey Dominy, Duane Dorsey, Charles Douglas, Timmy Eddy, Tina Edmondson, Tracy Elkins, Lisa Estes, Donna Faulkner, Kim Ferguson, Tony Ferrell, Cindy Fisher, Ann Fisher, Regina Fleming, Chris Fowler, Tommy Franklin, Lisa Fulks, Brent Gieske, Debra 24 Gieske, Todd Gilley, Mike Glover, Tim Gobble, Marty Gooch, Tim Gowen, Jan Go wen, Richard Gray, Darlene Gray, David Graves, Lisa Green, Bernie Green, Larry Hall, Aleta Hall, Jeffery Hall, Larry Harlan, Barry Henkel, Janice Herston, Terry Hill, Meloni Hollis, Jimmy Holt, Rebecca Howell, Tracy Hughes, Cindy Hunt, Kevin James, Michael Johns, Pat Johnson, Jody Johnson, Rhonda Johnson, Robbie Johnston, David Jones, Lisa Kerstiens, Theresa Kerstiens, Tim Killen, Karen Killen, Marsha Killen, Tommy Kimbrell, Blair Kimbrell, John King, Aaron King, Paul Lamprecht, Jan Landwehr, Brenda Lang, Robby Leatherwood, Eddie Lee, Eddy 25 LittrelI, Tina Lumpkins, Jeffery Lyles, Penny Me Masters, Katherine Marks, Dale Marks, Felicia Mash bum, Tina Mason, Craig Mattox, Jerry Michael, Barry Moore, Margaret Moore, Tharon Moriaty, Phil Nelson, Jeff Newton, Gay la Newton, Connie Noblit, Michael Novem, Michael Pettus, Phyllis Pigg, Becky Pillows, James Posey, Lisa Purser, Barry Purser, Glenda Quillen, Kim Richter, Tammy Riddle, Janie Ridgeway, Tammy Roberson, Sandra Roberts, Barry Roberts, David Roberts, Patricia Robertson, Penny Robertson, Virginia Rose, Beverly Sandlin, Angie Sandlin, Bill Sandrell, Tim Shultz, Junior Simbeck, Dana Slater, Pat Smith, Alicia Smith, Tracey Springer, David Spurgeon, Gail 26 Staggs, Arthur Staggs, Curtis Stanford, Wade Stooksberry, Teddy Story, Patrick Stowe, Susan Stutts, Steve Stutts, Tina Tennery, John Thigpen, Delane Tucker, Darrell Tucker, Jamie Wallace, Randy Walters, Donna Walters, Paul Weaver, Joe Wiley, Darlene Williams, Allan Williams, Penny Wilson, Barbara Wiseman, Tammy Woodside, Eddy York, Robbie Zetler, Dorothy 27 c c r- o JUNIORS President — Doug Eckert Vice-President — Tim Johns Secretary — Patricia Moore Treasurer — Angie Buttrum Allred, Jeff Atwell, Andy Augustin, Bridgett Augustin, Doug Ayers, Patricia Bailey, Mark Barturen, George Bassham, Renee Beecham, Terry Benefield, Janice Berryhill, Billy Beavers, Patty Bottoms, Tommy Boston, Lisa Brewer, Alma Brown, Sayles Burks, Shayne Burks, Troy Bush, Cindy Butt rum, Angie Byrd, Linda Cabler, Tim Caldwell, Frankie Cathy, Larry Clark, Amanda Cole, Roger Crabb, Jimmy Crum, Jimmy Dotson, Melinda Dover, Barry Eckert, Doug Edmiston, Herman Ellis, Teresa Etheredge, Karen Farris, Keith Fisher, Gail Fisher, Susan Flatt, Gary Flatt, Paula Forsythe, Jay Fowler, Kevin Franklin, Greg Garret son, Steve Ghrigsby, Donna Gillespie, Vickie 29 Gilley, James Glass, Mark Go wen, Barry Go wen, Chris Gray, Allen Gray, Teresa Green, Kelvin Green, Sondra Hammond, Joe Hanson, Tina Hardwick, Hank Hood, Ricky Hughes, Jo Ann Jaco, Donna Johns, Tim Johnson, Greg Johnson, James Johnston, Sam Joiner, Tommy Jones, Beverly Keener, Charlotte Keener, Donnie Kelly, Martha Kennedy, Kerry King, Terry Kress, David Krick, Anita Laws, Tina Lee, Shelia Lee, Tim Legg, Karen Looney, Mike Lumpkins, Chuck Marston, Brenda Mashburn, Carol McMasters, Terri McGee, Regina Messer, Kevin Moore, Dorothy Moore, Patricia Mosley, Ensign Myrick, Melanie heel, Tony heidert, Jennifer hew ton, Ginger 30 Noblit, Karen Odem, Tracy Olmstead, Lonnie Parrot, Karen Perry, Dean Perry, Joy Pettus, Jonathan Phillips, Ramona Pigg, Roy Pigg, Tim Prince, Charles Pruett, Janice Pulley, Loraine Quillen, Clay Quillen, Jeff Ringelstein, Michelle Robbins, Lori Robinson, Connie Sandlin, David Sandy, Gina Sandy, Janet Schultz, Treva Simbeck, Melinda Slater, Billy Smith, Angie Smith, Jamie Smith, Jeff Smith, Tim Smith, Tim Stamps, Gaylon Steele, Johnna Steele, Richie Stephenson, Greg Stephenson, Selena Stephenson, Tena Story, Kevin Story, Tammy Stout, Carol Sudduth, Sonja Thigpen, Mark Tidwell, Tim Townsend, Michelle Tucker, Donna Urban, Jeff Urban, Terry 31 Walters, Mike Ward, Lisa Weathers, Mi mi Weaver, Roshell Webb, Bonnie White, Chris White, Tommy Williams, Milton Williams, Randy Williams, Shelia Wilson, Diane Yocum, Beth Zettler, Doug 32 Nobody can do it like McDonalds can SENIOR President — Melissa Putman Vice-President — Robby Newton Secretary — Missy Carter Treasurer — Perry Vanderford 34 James Gregory Arnold Crystal Dawn Belew CLASS Renee S. Arnold Kimberely Ann Augustin OF Diane Barnes Randy Allen Melissa Garland Alsup Charles Wayne Augustin Deborah Joan Beckman Pamela Renee Bailey 35 Virginia Ve Bush Linda Beuerlein Peggy R Beuerlein Ronnie Michael Blasingim CLASS Lonnie Jackson Box Richard Patrick Bradley Jackson E. Bradley Jeff Brown Pamela Renee Brown Stephen Wesley Brown Ronald T. Buttrum Melissa Ann Carter CLASS Charles Jeffery Chandler Karen Lynn Couch OF Patricia Gay Corum Robert Dwayne Cross Charles Owen Dean Cynthia Renee Chance Gerald Eugene Dominy 37 Katherine Ann Edmiston Morris D. Gabbard II Janie Ann Gable CLASS Elizabeth Ann Evers Dedra Kay Ezell Richard L Freeman Michael Barry Eells Melanie Ann Evers Andy Estes CLASS Mary Susan Gamble Jamie Hines Jackie F. Golden Gerald Hall OF Terry Gillispie Byron C Graham Linda Hallmark Gary D. Holden Gary Michael Glass Daryl Blake Holder 39 Karen Faye Hollman Mary Ellen James 40 Kellie Louise Johns Louie At. Jones CLASS Jeffery Paul Kimbrell Michael E. Kimbrell 41 Monty L. Jones Patricia Ann King Donna Roberson Lamprecht Troy Land troop CLASS Christopher Mark Lumpkins Joey S. Mars ton OF Patricia Juanita Massey Danny McIntyre Pamela Renee Littrell Raymond Mckey 42 Karen Rena Mosley Tamela Diane Mosley CLASS Tammy Lynn Me w ton Jason L. Veese Richard Allen Mew ton OF 43 Cindy D. Mash Jill Ann Moblit Mark David Peters Teria Renee Pigg Angela Carol Sandy Jerry Lee Sandlin Donna L. Philips Melissa Ann Putman Terri Lynn Sandlin CLASS Patricia J. Roberts Cheryl Denise Pillows Candy Renee Quillen 44 Lesia Jean Sea ver CLASS James Lloyd Tomlin Christopher C. Urban Leesa Deanda Sherrel Greggory Simbeck Perry Joe Vanderford Barry Stephenson Tim Stutts Andrea Teresa Smithson Rhonda Stepp Shirley Marie Wade Melissa Beth White Greggory G. Williams CLASS Barry Wilson 46 Joy Lynn Weldon Mark Anthony York OFFICE ADMINISTRA TION Owens, Ronnie Assistant Principal Troy State University Bachelor of Science Head Football Coach 49 Allison, Melvin Bachelor of Arts, Belmont Col- lege, Austin Peay State Univer- sity Augustin, Ruth Bachelor of Science, Peabody College, Master of Arts, Siena College Barnett, Karen Bachelor of Science, Memphis State University, Master of Arts, University of North Ala- bama Barnett, Mike Beckman, Henry Bachelor of Science, University Vocational Building of North Alabama Brown, Mac Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, University of North Ala bam a Chance, Jimmy Bachelor of Science, Bethel Col- lege Brown, Cathy Bachelor of Science, University of North Alabama, Master of Guidance and Counseling, Uni- versity of North Alabama Crawford, Martha Bachelor of Science, University of North Alabama Eckert, Yvonne Bachelor of Science, University of hiorth Alabama Earnest, Debra Bachelor of Science, University of Alabama Garettson, Darmell Bachelor of Science, University of North Alabama Lynch, Mike Bachelor of Science in Music, UT at Martin Green, Robert Bachelor of Science, University of Tennessee, Master of Educa- tion, Middle Tennessee State University Mann, Sherri Bachelor of Science, Middle Tennessee State University Earnest, Grant Bachelor of Science, University of Alabama Jones, Regan Bachelor of Science, Middle Tennessee State University, University of North Alabama Marston, Debra MS in Math, Middle Tennessee State University 51 McCullough, Sandy Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, University of North Ala- bama Newton, Genevieve Bachelor of Science, University of North Alabama Rogers, Alan Bachelor of Science, Bethel Col- lege, Master of Arts, University of North Alabama Russ, Raymond Master of Arts, Middle Tennes- see State University, Plus 45 hours American History at Pea body Russ, Rose Bachelor of Arts, Middle Ten- nessee State University Simbeck, Donnie Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Educational Specialist, University of North Alabama, University of Iowa, Peabody College Story, James Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, University of North Ala- bama Stutts, Justine Doster Bachelor of Science, Middle Tennessee State University Talbott, Wanda Bachelor of Science, Long wood College Waldrop, Donald Bachelor of Science, CJT at Mar- tin Weathers, Kenneth Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Austin Peay State Univer- sity Wright, Cariotta Bachelor of Science, Middle Tennessee State University, Master of Arts, University of Alabama 53 COOKS Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Hollis, Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Vanderford CUSTODIAL ENGINEERS 54 Gene Moore Ott Urban 56 The Beta Club is a non profit leadership service organization for high school students. The qualifications for membership in the Beta Club are worthy character, good mentality, credible achievement and commendable atti- tude. Prospective members must be approved by the head of the high school. The Beta Club of Loretto High School is sponsored by Ms. Sandy McCullough, Ms. Debra Marston and Mr. Donia Simbeck. The Beta Club started the 1979-80 school year with the initiation of 29 members. The total membership is 59. The officers: President — Vicki Newton, Vice-President — Doug Eckert, Secretary — Melissa Putman, Treasurer — Mike Blasingim. The Beta Club s collected money for St. Jude Children s Hospital. They had a door-to-door campaign, a gospel singing, a movie, plus other activities. They raised a total of $2196.60. The Beta Club’s year ends with the convention in Nashville, Tennessee, March 21-22, at the Municipal Auditorium. To raise money for the convention, the Beta Club played the faculty in a basketball game. The Beta Gals won. The Beta Guys lost, by one point. The convention was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. 57 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a group of students representing the interest of the student body. The Student Council works with fel- low students for the betterment of our school as well as our community. Besides sponsering worthwhile events which gets students involved, such as build- ing the Homecoming Queen s Float and hav- ing a Christmas Prom. They also promote school spirit throughout ‘Mustang Coun- try . Officers President Ann Evers Vice President Perry Vanderford Secretary Lisa Posey Treasurer Mike Blasingim TENN. OFFICE EDUCA TIOlY The members of the Tennessee Office Edu- cation Club at Loretto High were very active the 1979-80 school year. They began T.O.E.C.'s fourth year at L.H.S. with thirty members and Ms. Sandy McCullough acting as sponsor. The officers for this school year were: Pres. — Angie Sandy, Vice-Pres. — Jill Noblit, Secretary — Melissa Alsup, Trea- surer — Donna Lamprecht, and Reporter — Jackie Golden. These officers went to M.T.S.CJ. for training at the beginning of the year. Later on in the year the entire club spent a day touring the business depart- ments of U.N.A. The T.O.E.C. Club had eight of its members to enter contest at Columbia State. They had three second place winners: Jeannie Whitley in Informa- tion Communications II, Charlotte Keener in Information Communications I, and Norma Jones in Typing and Related II. They ended the 1979-80 school year with a banquet. 59 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 60 F.H.A. is an organization concerned with the family and community life. We strive as members to improve our- selves and to make our community a better place to live. We began our year with a covered dish supper for the Freshman at the end of buddie week. The buddie of the year was Kim Faulkner. Then we had our annual Fall Festival where Melissa Putman and Riick Bradley were named sweetheart and beau. At Christmas we took a Christmas tree to the Lawrence County Skills and sent out fruit baskets. We sold place mats to raise money. In Feburary we had our annual Date Night with our Daddys. Mother Daughter Banquet was held April 22, this years theme was life in the South. The new officers attended the Convention at the Opry- land Hotel the 16th and 17th of April. This year we had a Date Night at David Crockette Restaurant May 10. The awards for this year were: Outstanding Freshman: Brenda Hollman Outstanding Sophomore: Janice Henkel Outstanding Junior: Anita Krick, Angie Smith Outstanding Senior: Karen Hollman, Tammy Newton, Vicki Newton, Joy Weldon Miss F.H.A.: Pam Bailey Mother of the Year Award: Mrs. Geneva Bailey, Mrs. Willie Hollman FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS PRESIDENT: RICKY BRADLEY VICE PRESIDENT: TOMMY BOTTOMS SECRETARY: DWAYNE CROSS TREASURER: RANDY HUGHES REPORTER: CHRIS FLEMING SENTINEL: JEFF URBAN ADVISOR: DONALD WALDROP 62 63 DRAMA CLUB The Loretto High Drama Club is back in action this year, with Mrs. Reagan Jones as our spon- sor. During the year we have put-on several produc- tions. In February we put-on two, one-act plays for the students, “Listen Dad , and “Ghost of a Show , which turned out very successful. Our big production was in May, a three-act play, “Cheaper by the Dozen . The members of this organization have really been a fine group of hard workers. Without the teamwork that was involved in our produc- tions would not have been really as successful. President Doug Augustin Secretary Kim Eck Treasurer Vickie Newton 66 67 68 LHS B The Loretto Band was involved in many activi- ties in the '79-80 school year. They taped a Christ- mas special with Channel 15, WOWL, that was shown on television. They gave a Christmas Concert, consisting of old and new Christmas melodies, in the audito- rium at Loretto High School. In Tupelo, Mississippi, they competed in re- gional contest and received an overall rating of two. They were in numerous Christmas parades, at Savannah, St. Joseph, Waynesboro, and Lawren- ceburg, where they won a second place trophy. They participated in the annual St. Joseph car- nival parade and the Loretto Lions Club Parade. They were supportive of the football team, cheering from the stands and giving a half-time show. They played at all home basketball games. This year a jazz band was started at Loretto High School. The jazz band plays many current hits and old favorites. The band had a Spring Concert and a Band Queen Contest. The students also enjoyed a trip to Six Flags in Atlanta, Georgia. A Little band with a lot of school spirit. 69 FCA OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: ANGIE BUTTRUM VICE-PRESIDENT: JEFF BROWN SECRETARY: JOEY DISHONGH TREASURER: ROBBY NEWTON 70 JUNIOR HISTORIANS 71 BRIDGETT AUGUSTIN BEVERLY JONES L.H.S. GHEE We the 1979-80 Cheerleaders wish to ex- press our thanks and appreciation to all the faculty and student body who supported us this year. We would also like to express our FELICIA MARKS JANET SANDY RLEADERS special thanks to Mrs. Debra Earnest for giving us her time and guidance. Thanks to everyone for making this year a great suc- cess. SONDRA GREEN MICHELLE TOWNSEND 73 KIM QUILLEN CAROL STOUT Advisor Melvin Allison YEARBOOK STAFF 74 75 MR. AND MISS L.H.S. 9 ROBBY NEWTON MELISSA PUTMAN Miss L.H.S. for 1980 is Melissa Putman. Melissa was vice-president of her sophomore class and received the Safe Driving award that year. Her Junior year she was selected as a member of the Beta Club. She was a homecoming attendant, a delegate at Girls State and later that year she was elected Beta Club secretary. She is a member of the Junior Historians Club. Melissa was elected Senior Class president. She was a Senior home- coming attendant and the recipient of the DAR award. She was crowned FFA Sweetheart. She is a member of the Drama Club, Student Council and FHA. Melissa is also ranked number five in the Senior Class. Mr. L.H.S. for 1980 is Robbie Newton. Robbie is very active in extra-curricular activities and has been rewarded by his classmates for his efforts and dedication. During his Freshman year he was named “Mr. Class ”. In his Sophomore year he won ‘ Best Looking”, The Junior and Senior year brought many more honors. He was named “Most Likely To Succeed”, Boys State Delegate, vice-president of the Senior Class, editor of the Yearbook, secretary of FCA, member of the Beta Club and TOEC. He played football for four years and was named All-District and Honorable Men- tion All-Midstate his Junior and Senior years. Rob- bie was honored as captain during Homecoming festivities. He was named Most Valuable Player his Senior year. Robbie also played baseball his Junior year. 79 Second alternate to Miss L.H.S. is Beth White. Beth is a member of the Beta Club and the Year- book Staff. She was chosen as Homecoming Queen and Most Popular of the Senior Class. Beth was a football manager for the 1979-80 foot- ball team and is also among the top 12 of her class. Second alternate to Mr. L.H.S. is Mike Blasingim. Mike is a member of the Drama Club, treasurer of the Beta Club, and treasurer of the Student Coun- cil. Mike was elected Most Popular of the Sen- ior Class and is a member of the Yearbook Staff. First alternate to Miss L.H.S. is Vicki Newton. Vicki is treasurer of the Drama Club, reporter of FHA, president of the Beta Club, and a member of FCA and TOEC. She is active in Tennis and was elected Most School Spirit of the Senior Class. Vicki is also among the Top 12 of her class. First alternate to Mr. L.H.S. is Perry Vander- ford. Perry is a member of the Beta Club, Dra- ma Club, and the Yearbook Staff. He is vice- president of the Student Council, and treasurer of the Senior Class. Perry is also among the Top 12 of his class. 80 Fourth alternate to Miss L.H.S. is Terri Sandlin. Terri is a member of the Beta Club and the Drama Club, and also the Yearbook Staff She was an attendant in the Homecoming Court and was a manager for the 197980 football team. Terri was also elected Most Likely to Succeed of the Senior Class. Fourth alternate to Mr. L.H.S. is Jeff Howell. Jeff is a member of the Beta Club and a four year member of FFA. He was also elected Most Likely to Succeed of the Senior Class. Third alternate to Miss L.H.S. is Angie Sandy. Angie is a member of the Beta Club and is Presi- dent of the TOEC Club. She is a member of the Student Council and was elected Best Looking of the Senior Class. She is also on the softball team and the drill team. Angie was in the Home- coming Court, and also in the Top 12 of her class. Third alternate to Mr. L.H.S. is Jeff Brown. Jeff is Vice-President of the FCA. He has played football four years at L.H.S. and received the WDXE Blocking Award. Jeff was also elected Most Ath- letic his Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. 81 1980 HOMECOMING QUEEN Crystal Belew And Jason i j Melissa Putman And Auburn Wilson 83 SENIOR RENA MOSLEY AUBURN WILSON M 0 S T S T a D 1 O a s JUNIOR CAROL STOUT KELVIN GREEN SOPHOMORE KIM FAULKNER TERRY HERSTON FRESHMAN TINA GREEN BILLY ROBERTSON JUNIOR GINA SANDY TIM PIGG M R. A N D SOPHOMORE MARGARET MOORE JAMIE TUCKER 87 M O S T JUNIOR KAREN ETHERIDGE KEVIN MESSER SENIOR BETH WHITE MIKE BLASINGIM SOPHOMORE LISA ELKINS CHRIS FLEMING P O P a L A R FRESHMAN MIA NEEL GREG AUGUSTIN 88 SENIOR ANGIE SANDY JERRY SANDLIN JUNIOR PATRICIA MOORE TONY NEEL SOPHOMORE SANDRA ROBERTSON EDDIE WOODSIDE FRESHMAN TINA PURCELL STEVE McMASTERS 89 SENIOR TAMMY NEWTON RICHARD FREEMAN F R I E n D L I E S T JUNIOR AMANDA CLARK MIKE LOONEY SOPHOMORE TAMMY RIDGEWAY BARRY MICHAEL FRESHMAN KAREN HUNT GARRY GILLESPIE 90 SENIOR MELISSA ALSUP RANDY MARKS SOPHOMORE KIM QUILLEN PAUL KING B E S T A L L A R O G N D JUNIOR JAMIE SMITH JIMMY CRABB A FRESHMAN CYNTHIA FLATT MIKE DISHONGH 91 SENIOR TERRI SANDLIN JEFF HOWELL SOPHOMORE GAYLA NEWTON JOE WEAVER M O S T L K E L Y JUNIOR VICKIE GILLESPE GEORGE BARTUREN T O S a c c E E D I I FRESHMAN KAREN DISHONGH SCOTT PETERS 92 M O S T SENIOR ANN ED WINSTON JEFF BROWN SOPHOMORE BEVERLY ROSE KEVIN HUNT A T H L E T I C JUNIOR ANGLE BUTTRUM LARRY CATHEY FRESHMAN PAULA HUCKABA PAT JAMES 93 SENIOR VICKIE NEWTON RANDY ALLEN SOPHOMORE TAMMY RICHTER MARTY GOBBEL M O S T S c H O 0 L S P 1 R I T JUNIOR BRIDGETT AUGUSTIN TERRY BEECH AM FRESHMAN KIM JOHNSON JEFF DINGLER 94 SENIOR SANDRA NELSON GARY HOLDEN JUNIOR TENA STEPHENSON JEFF SMITH SOPHOMORE JANIE RIDDLE TONY FERGUSON FRESHMAN KELLY AUGUSTIN TIM BRADLEY 9j PROM The 1980 Junior-Senior Prom was held May 16th at the Loretto High School Gym. The theme for the night was “This One’s for You The Lawrenceburg Jay-Cees sponsored the prom and excellent music was provided by Blue Max. The prom hall was beautifully decorated in yellow and white which created an exciting as well as pleasant atmosphere. Soft lights — Great Music — Our Prom will always be remembered. % THIS ONES FOR YOU 97 FALL FESTIVAL SWEETHEARTS AND BEAUS 1. MELISSA PUT MON RICKY BRADLEY 2. ANGIE SMITH TOMMY BOTTOMS 3. ANGIE SANDLIN ROBBY JOHNSON 4. JENNIFER CRUM GREG AUGUSTIN g TEACHERS OF THE YEAR mtm w a Mr. Allison graduated from Shelby ville Central High School and received his B.A. degree from Belmont College in Nashville, Tennessee. He is presently pastor of the First Baptist Church in Loretto. Mr. Allison has been in teaching for seventeen years. Seven of those years have been in Lawrence County. He presently teach- es English and Math at Loretto High School. He is also the advisor for the Yearbook staff. He resides on North Main Street with his wife, Dorothy, and two sons, Steve and Jeff. Mrs. Debra Earnest is a graduate of Loretto High School. She graduated cumlaude at the University of Alabama where she received her B.S. Mrs. Earnest teaches Physical Education and Biology. She is the sponsor of the cheerleading squad and the drill team. She also coaches the softball and volleyball teams. Mrs. Earnest was a former teacher at Lawrenceburg High School, where she also received the Teacher of the Year Award. Mrs. Earnest is married to Coach Grant Ear- nest and they reside in Loretto. 99 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE DELEGA TES 1st Row Adam Walters, Robby Newton, Auburn Wilson 2nd Row Jeff Brown, Perry Vanderford Ann Evers And Melissa Putman DEDICA TION i We the 1979-80 Yearbook Staff are honored to dedicate The Mustang to Mr. Henry Beckman. The list of his services and accomplishments are endless. Mr. B., as he is sometimes called, has done everything from taking pictures, popping popcorn, driving the ballgame bus, and providing a good joke every now and then. He is a person that the teachers and students alike respect and enjoy having around. Thank you Mr. Beckman for nine years of wonderful and gratifying service. 101 FOOTBALL 1980 Football Seated (left to right) Jerry Neese, Steve McMasters, Robby York, Jeffrey Lumpkins, Barry Michaels, William Gray, Tim Pigg, Mike Dishongh, Robby Johnson, Kevin Hunt, Paul Walters, Gary Gillespie, Tim Douglas, Clay Dean, Second Row (left to right) Paul Brown, Wes Brown, Allen Clifton, Tim Burden, Bobby Killen, Greg Augustin, Pat James, Scott Peters, Randy Chance, Tony Heel, Jeff Barnett, Mike James, Eric Stout, Third Row (left to right) Jason Heese, Auburn Wilson, Robby Newton, Terry Lynch, Ronald Buttrum, Gerald Hall, Joey Dishongh, David Johnston, Mike Gilley, Greg Stephenson, Jeff Brown, Foruth Row (left to right) Milton Barnett, William West, Jerry Sandlin, Gene Dominy, Chris Lumpkins, Sam Johnston, Mark Thigpen, Barry Stephenson, Jimmy Gilley, Doug Eckert, Tim Walters. (L. To R.) Chuck Barnett, Allen Managers — Terri Sandlin Rogers, Beth White Grant Earnest, (Head Coach) Ron- nie Owens SENIORS 104 MUSTANG SQUADS 105 A young, in-experienced squad greeted the return of Coach Ronnie Owens. Hard work and determination prevailed throughout the pre-season drills. Enthusiasm was at a high pitch when the squad opened the season with Hohenwald. The Mustangs took a surprising early lead 8-0 but lost the game 8-27. Travelling to powerful, highly ranked Elkmont, Alabama the Mustangs were whalloped 6-23. Victory was not to come for the hard-fighting Mustang squad until they journeyed to Waynesboro. Victory by a 14-7 score was surely sweet There was to be no more victories but plenty of action. Homecoming saw the Mustangs come close to a major upset of powerful B.G.A. The team was to give excellent performances with Lewisburg and Chapel Hill who were State Playoff contenders. The season ended none too soon for our team but keep your chins up and hearts big Mustangs — 1980 will be hem Woon. 3 I 1979 Football Scores Ldretto Loretto — Loretto — Loretto — Loretto — Loretto Lorettp Loretto — Loretto — Loretto — 8 Hohenwald — Elkmont, Al — ML Pleasant — Pulaski — Waynesboro — B.G.A. (Homecoming) — Lexington, Al — Lewisburg — Chapel Hill — 27 23 28 40 7 21 21 27 21 106 107 LADY 108 SOPER MUSTANGS FINE 109 VARSITY First Row, Donna Ghrigsby, Alicia Smith, Lynn Crabb, Tammy Story, Beverly Rose, Marriann Weathers, Tammye Richter Second Row, Terri AtcMasters, Marsha Killen, Ann Edmiston, Angie Buttrum, Gayla Newton, Paula Huckaba, Lisa Elkins, Kim Johnson. Debra Gieske, Vicki Gillespie After becoming sixth in the nation in the Junior Olympics, the Lady Mustangs failed to reach their sixth consecutive vear of going to state. TS.S.AA. changed girls basketball to five on five. Having some difficulty learning rules of the new style Lady Mustangs still had a fair season, losing only four of fourteen. Coach Jimmy Chance, along with assistants Grant and Debra Earnest worked overtime in preparing the Lady Mustangs for the new style of play. Defeating Adamsville in the Christmas Tournament gave the Lady Mustangs a shot for the finals. Playing against a rough team, Chester County, Loretto couldn't pull it through and was defeated. District Tournament open with Lady Mustangs defeating Centerville 4427. Lady Mustangs and dominated Lewisburg and The tide quickly changed when Lewisburg and L H S. met for the third time, jt Loretto was put out of the District but still was able to go to the Regionals. their first game of the Regionals against Harpeth Hall ae 59-28. Once again L.H.S. was matched against 'bated 197980 Scores Lon Loretto Loretto Loretto Loretto Loretto Loretto Loret Loretto Loretto haretto Loretto Loretto Lawrenceburg I Summertown jCentervflfe ■ Lynchburg Pulaski i Summertown 39 36 40 58 57 Franklin Page Adamsville Chester County Lewisburg Maynesboro Jawrenceburg Lewisburg Grundy Brooks Franklin Page Fayetteville 55 34 43 « 26 3 39 4SI 43 43- list Loretto Loretto 44 Centerville 33 Lewisburg 27 45 Regional Loretto Loretto 59 23 Harpeth Hall Lewisburg 28 34 MUSTANG VARSITY First row: (left to right) Aron King, Kelvin Green, Milton Williams, Larry Cathy, Tharon Moore, Daryl Myrick, Mgr. James Pillows. Second row: (left to right) Greg Franklin, Chris Flemming, Ricky Hood, Jimmy Crum, John Kimbrell, Jeff Kimbrell, and Delane Thigpen. 113 Coach Chuck Barnett Coach Allen Rogers B-TEAM 1979-80 Freshman Boys Basketball The 1979-80 freshman team started their season with a less than spectacular showing against a big Rogersville squad. They played what seemed like an endless four quarters in a 33-13 losing effort. In their next outing they made a much better impression, but still lost to Anderson, Alabama 42-38. The Mustangs then celebrated their first win by beating Summertown 44-39. The celebration was short-lived though due to the illness and resignation of our coach Allen Rogers. We then traveled to Rogersville with Coach Earnest only to go down in defeat after staying close for 3 quarters and finally running out of gas to lose by 12 points. Our first adventure with Coach Barnett was against Athens, Alabama in a Christmas Tournament at Anderson. This could possibly have been our best played game of the year as we stunned Athens 45-23. We went back the next night to play Anderson and captured the first place trophy by defeating them in a very physical, hard fought game 46-40. The Mustang squad then moved on to Summertown to take the win over the Eagles by a score of 46-42. After the victory over Summertown, the Mustangs smashed Lawrenceburg 57-43 at Lawrenceburg. The Freshman Mustangs ended their season in a heartstopping overtime victory defeating Anderson 31-30. This victory gave them a respectable 6-3 record for their short season. 114 Soy's Basketball in Mustang and excitement. This year wa n ex pi with only one Senior, worked very hardW Allen Rogers. The season opened vWf J Wildcat Country. The AfostarJ ous defeated by a fourth the Eagles of Su Coach Rogers had illness. This was a se was well-respected a disappointment was Chuck Barnett. A ha vying good, solid Victory was not to cc }d wit er rusi n ben ■ I sign as gach of our Mu: ow to the morale of Oi Med by the team ved though. The Coach Barnett again. The season ended ■ Lot excitement was plenteous, stirring tournament action. The team defeated strong Lewisburg and advanced to the semi-finals of district play. The Mustangs were then defeated by powerfi Franklin-Page and were eliminated in their last hard-wood appear- ance by Giles County. Ricky Hood and Greg Franklin were named to the All-District Team. The team has much to look forward to in 198081. We salute our only Senior team member — Jeff Kim- brell — who played good basketball his four years at L.H.S. We're proud of you Mu-tangs. Jfl 2 J I 115 116 117 Coach Barnett (L to R): Monroe Jones, Randy Marks, Ronald Buttrum, Jerry Kerstiens. MUSTANG BASEBALL (L to R) top row: Eddie Leatherwood, Delane Thigpen, Monroe Jones, Terry Joe Urban, Joey Dishongh, Bobby Joe Killen, Ronald Buttrum, Daryl Stamps. (L to R) middle row: Terry Beecham, Randy Marks, Kerry Kennedy, Jerry Kerstiens, Jeff Lumpkins, Tharon Moore, Darrel Myrick, Mike Dishongh. (L to R) bottom row: Todd Geiske, Kevin Hunt, Stephen Johns, Pat James. Mike James. 118 The Mustang Baseball team started off with a young squad. The team played such teams as: Centerville, Lawrenceburg, BGA, Lewisburg, Giles County, Summertown, Page and T.M. Rogers of Alabama. Their last game was against BGA in the District Tournament. The M.V.P. for the team was Kerry Kennedy, who had a .371 batting average. Randy Marks pitched the team's only victory, a 10 thriller over Centerville. With “hustle and ‘ deter- mination the team played many close and exciting games. Next year victory should come more often. MUSTANG TENNIS The L.H.S. Girls Tennis Team start- ed its second season with a smash- ing victory and continued to defeat such teams as BGA, Hohenwald, Mr. Pleasant, Pulaski, CM A, and Lewis- burg by wide margins. In the district at BGAt they held on in the semi- finals until Norma Jones was defeat- ed by Brentwood, 6-1, 6-2. SPRING FLING LADY MUSTANGS SOFTBALL The 197980 fastpitch softball team ended their season with 4 9 record. The team, coached by Debra Earnest, competed with teams such as Pulaski, Lawrenceburg, Richland, Columbia and Summertown. The Loretto Mustangs finished second in the District Tournament at St. Joe. 122 123 VOLLEYBALL Bottom Row, Tammy Killen, Angie Buttrum, Tammy Story, Lynn Crabb, and Patty Beavers Top Row, Margaret Moore, Cindy Chance, Alicia Smith, Patricia Moore, Donna Ghrigsby, Tam my e Richter, Alisa Ward, and Mia Neel The Lady Mustangs Volleyball team finished their sophomore year at an eve .500 mark. L.H.S. started 4Ted hot by winning their first four out of five. The trend reversed the last five games; losing four of five. Loretto was eliminated in the opening round of the District Tournament by a rough and rugged Richland Team. The Loretto Team consisted of only one senior, six juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen. Coach Debra Earnest feels that the outlook for 1980 81 should be brighter since the eleven returnees will have more experience. 124 125 'iriDY tlMCE ► VOLL mAtt ANGIE I BASi NORMA JONES SPORTS BANQUET DRILL TEAM The 1979-80 Mustang Drill Team was made up of twelve high-stepping young ladies. They provided various and entertaining dance routines that were appreciated at the home football and basketball games. Drill Team members are as follows: (stand- ing left to right) Mia Neal, Jamie Smith, Angie Sandy, Brenda Hoi I man, Gina Sandy, Ginger Butler, Karen Ethredge, Audrey Springer, (sitting left to right) Terri Coker, Tammy Cameron, Vickie Gillespie, and Tina Purcell. 128 Sponsor — Debra Earnest Scholastic Bowl Team The 1979-80 Loretto High School Scholastic Bowl team was made up of six hard working students. They were Seniors: Mike Eells, Su- san Gamble and Adam Wal- ters; Sophomores: Wade Barnett, Mike Noblit and Dana Simbeck. In competition at Martin Col- lege in Pulaski we were well represented by our Scholas- tic Bowl team. The team placed second after a sud- den-death playoff with Rich- land High School. Congratu- lations Scholastic Bowlers. 129 22nd ANNUAL ART SHOW Art Show Winners: Barry Roberson Melonie Hill Susan Gamble 130 L.H.S. TOP 12 132 SENIORS IN ACTION 133 SENIOR PICNIC SENIOR BANQUET Susan Gamble, the Class Valedictorian receives the Bausch and Lomb Science Award, the Math and History Award. Ann Evers receives the Biology, Chemistry, and Typing A wards. Debbie Beckman, the Class Salutatorian receives the German and Shorthand A wards. Angie Sandy receives the Bookkeeping Award. 135 Melissa Putman receives the Class President Award. Karen Hoi I man and Tammy Hew ton receive Home Economics A wards. SENIOR BANQUET 136 LORETTO HIGH SCHOOL Commencement Program Invocation Welcome Greetings. Salutatorian Introduction of Speaker Commencement Address Music Presentation of Diplomas Farewell. Valedictorian Alma Mater Benediction Rev. Melvin Allison Melissa Putman Debbie Beckman Mr. Roy Stevens Administrative Assistant to the President Univ. of North Alabama Melissa Putman Tammy Newton Mac Brown Harley Sim beck Susan Gamble Senior Class Rev. Melvin Allison FEELINGS . . . THE REFLECTIONS OF TODAY ARE THE HORIZONS OF TOMORROW 138 Compliments of LORETTO PHARMACY “Your Corner Drug Store’’ Main Street Loretto, 77Y M J Fountain now under new management Compliments of Loretto Telephone Company Main Street Loretto, 77V 36469 Compliments of Augustin Lumber Company Loretto, Tennessee Compliments of The LA WRENCE COUNTY Bank P.O. Box 426 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 38464 Loretto Federal Savings Loan Hwy 43 Loretto, Tennessee 853-6988 Bernie Fuller Jan Brown “Salute the Mustangs Compliments of LA WRENCEBURG LORETTO FEDERAL SA VINGS LOAN Lawrenceburg Loretto, 77Y LA WRENCEBCJRG POWER SYSTEM 1607 NORTH LOCUST AVE. Phone 762-7161 Area Code 615 POST OFFICE BOX 649 LA WRENCEBURG ELECTRICITY IS GREAT USE IT WISELY Compliments of St. Joseph Lions Club “We Support Our Youth” St. Joseph, TN Ralph Sartors Jewelry DOWNTOWN Lawrenceburg, TN ACE E S Ace Hardware Billy Dian Ezell — Keith Smith, Owners Hwy 43 Loretto, Tennessee 38469 853-4392 Compliments of State Line Package Store Hwy 43 St. Joseph, 77V fS Complete Design Printing Service David Etienne, Owner P.O. Sox 92 — Main Street Loretto, Tennessee (615) 853-6287 Gold Kist Soybean Piant St. Joseph, 77V phone: 845-4588 Compliments of Roberson Auto Supply St. Joseph, 77V Phone: 845-4485 I BEN FRANKLIN life bring variety to life! HWY 43 Loretto, 77V 148 Compliments of Go wen Furniture Lawrenceburg Tennessee Paul Van Vickie Son General Insurance 1 616 North Locust Ave. Lawrenceburg, TN 762-4497 Green s Furniture i Store, Inc. Rt. 2 Box 39 Loretto, TN 38469 Phone: 853-6140 Compliments of Blasingim Motors Clean Used Cars 225 North Locust Lawrenceburg, TN 149 Compliments of Commerce Union Bank of Lawrence County § Loretto, Tennessee 38469 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 38469 Compliments of Story Lee Furniture Appliance RCA Kitchen Aid Whirlpool Genn-Air Leoma, Tennessee Phone: 852-2111 150 Ledbetter Drug, Co. “On The Corner’’ s kr Western Sizzlin Steak House Western Sizzlin Steak House Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 38464 Address: 47 Public Square Ph. 762-3535 “Best Steaks Around” with Salad Bar Lawrenceburg, 77Y Ph. 762-1933 Buford Evan: Sons — Auctioneers Buford Evan: Sons Realtors, Inc. ERA Address: P.O. 190 Lawrenceburg, 77Y 615 762-2468 Address: P.O. 190 Lawrenceburg, 77Y 615 762-2468 151 Compliments of Birdsong Studio Bre wer-Ma Ford, Inc. 334 Vo Locust Ave. 228 N. Military Ave. Lawrenceburg, Tn. John E. Birdsong °wner Weddings Portraits Lawrenceburg, 77V 38464 Groups Phone: 762-8286 Copyings Compliments Loretto Memorial WDXE Chapel, Inc. FM 95.9 853-4811 4841 DXE Loretto, Tenn. 38469 Rock Travis Osborn Charles Meal Ronnie Me Masters Jim Green 152 • Compliments of Sch wan’s Delicious Ice Cream Compliments Parks C dk Your Hoppy Shopping Store On The Square Lawrtntaburg, Tonn. Your Happy Shopping Store On the Square Lawrenceburg, TN Lee's Mobil Rt 1 Five Points, 77Y Family owned, family operated j 8522626 Compliments of City Motor Sales Lawrenceburg, TN Bobbie’s Beauty Shop Lexington Hwy. 1 Loretto, TN Compliments of Bryan’s Store St. Joseph, TN 845-4123 153 CLOTH MART LORETTO LA WRENCEBURG COLLINWOOD 350 West Gaines Lawrenceburg, 77V 38464 Compliments of City of St. Joseph Box 177 St Joseph, TN. 38481 Phone: 845-4141 Charles Sandy — Mayor Phillip D. Springer, Sr. — Vice Mayor Grady D. Burks — Commissioner Robert B. Russ — City Manager Jean Hill — City Recorder Walter Shelton — Fire Chief 155 Compliments of Compliments of Lloyd Carroll Chuck Brewer Chevrolet Mtrs. Olds and Cadillac G.M.C. Dealer Lawrenceburg, TN Lawrenceburg, TN 200 South Locust Ph. 7623586 Compliments of PIZZA HUT Bob Baize Motors “Coming In For Good” Buick — Pontiacs Banquet Room Now A vai table with live Lawrenceburg, Tn. Ph. 7622281 entertainment 1610 No. Locust Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 156 Compliments of The Bank of Loretto and Leoma “The Bank With the Personal Touch’’ Coming Soon The Bank of Lawrenceburg Compliments of AMERICAN BANK of ST. JOSEPH AMERICAN BANK of LORETTO ‘ ‘Make Our Bank Your Bank 158 compliments of E S Ace Hardware Billy Dian Ezell Keith Smith, owners Highway 43 Loretto, Tennessee 38469 Phone: 853-4856 compliments Compliments of of Sherill Knott Co. Lawrenceburg, Tn Compliments of Loretto, Tenn GIESKIES AEA T MARKET Phone: 853-4321 Loretto, TN compliments of Ray Lee’s Super Star Loretto St. Joseph Hot Foods To Go — 160 Sutton’s Decorating Compliments of Center Holland’s Drug, Inc. Sherman Sutton, Jr., Owner 11 Public Square 806 North Military Lawrenceburg, TN Lawrenceburg, TN 762-5551 Bus. 762-4185 Res. 762-2133 Tommy Beuerlein, Kenneth Parrish Compliments of Jackie’s Beauty Compliments of Salon Swap Shop Iron City Lawrenceburg, TN Stylists: Jackie Land, Donna Phillips Bassham's WHOLESALE Bottoms Appliance JEWELRY Company Lawrenceburg Plaza Sales and Service Lawrenceburg, TN Norge, Litton, Magic Chef, 762-6754 Amana Speed Queen Kelvinator Compliments of Loretto Gulf Poly-Quip, Inc. Rec Hall St. Joseph, Tn. “Come by and buy our gas and enjoy our Rec. Hall. ’’ 845-4182 161 The Body Shoppe Lawrenceburg, TN Pete’s Country Meat Market Name brands of men s and women’s wear Hwy 43 Loretto, TN ‘The best in casual wear” 853-6703 Compliments of Compliments of Chrysler Country Wilson Oil Co. 1900 No. Locust P.O. Box 508 926 N. Military Lawrenceburg, TN Lawrenceburg, 77V 762-3557 762-5511 J.L. Wilson, dist. 162 South Lawrence County's newspaper serving: Loretto, St. Joe, Five Points, Leoma Iron City, West Point, Liberty Grove ■ Serving Tennessee’s Finest: The People of Lawrence County (class of 69’) Jimmy Phillips Ph. 762-1726 K K Clothing Levi Jeans — girls boys Fashion Jeans Tops Brand name dresses Compliments of William's Grocery Located in Dunn, 77Y 163 C.W. HANNON SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS 1977 Lisa Lee 1978 Randy Blair 1979 Steve 1980 Susan Springer Compliments of Gamble MURRAY OHIO MANUFACTURING CO. LAWRENCEBURG, TN 164 3� '2Js'9 S'® L4 WSON’S Hwy. Loretto, 77Y . 10° e 853-4877 Suit5 Wj, o Vl e b Compliments of St. Joseph Milling Company St. Joseph Get a Better BUY at Brown’s gro. o w n E R: Arnold Brown Ph. 845-4111 Route 1, Leoma, TN 38468 165 Complete Real Estate Service Randy’s Service Center Best Wishes C W. Rawdon Realty Inc. C.W. Rawdon ; 208 Pulaski Street Owner — Broker Lawrenceburg, 77Y l 38464 Ph. 7623884 Mr. Mrs. Randy Risner Rt. 1 St. Joseph, Tn Ph. 845-4543 Dooley's Shop at Dooley's For your Campus Apparel Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Compliments of nicholson Insurance Agency Lawrenceburg, Tn Dial: 762-2118 Compliments of northend Used Cars Sharps Jewelry Highway 43 Loretto, Tn 109 fiorth Military Lawrenceburg, Tn 853-6627 1 1 Farmer’s Supply Company Compliments of Welch’s Furniture Store 1320 north Locust 34 Public Square Lawrenceburg, Tn Ph. 762-3568 Compliments of Loretto Dry Cleaners Loretto, Tn. Compliments of Shaw's Garage St. Joseph, Tn. Ph. 845-4148 Compliments of Sullivans Home Auto Putman Barber Shop Jim Putman Owner Loretto, Tn Compliments of The Beauty Cheateau 242 Pulaski St. Ph. 762-7016 Krick's Discount Gas Owner: Arie Krick Hwy. 43 Loretto, Tn. Ph. 853-6903 Jim's Ezy Shop at Ramah Congratulates the Class of 1980 Rabbit Trail Rd. Leoma, Tn. ph. 852-4129 Compliments of National Stores Clothing Shop Lawrenceburg, Tn. Compliments of Kenny's Shoe Store “Put Your Feet on Easy Street Leoma, Tn. Nationwide Insurance Cecilia (Sis) Evers Representative Loretto, Tennessee Phone: 853-4362 Res: 853-6563 167 What I Feel Like Will Be A Most Enjoyable Yearbook. At Times It Seemed A Hopeless Cause But It All Worked Out With The Help Of Our Very Good Advisor, Mr. Alision. My Special Thanks To Pam Bailey For Her Tremendous Help And Support. She Took Care Of Her Responsibilities And Helped Wherever She Was Needed. It Was Because Of People Like Her And Everyone Else That This Years Book Went Together So Nicely. Our Theme Was There Is A Time For Everything. The Time Spent Working On This Yearbook Has Been Very Pleasant. The Memories Of This Year Will Be With Me For A Lona Time To Come. It Was My Pleasure. Thank You Robby Newton Editor w