Logansport High School - Fidelis Yearbook (Logansport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1968 volume:

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V' NYM X f -w Q si , RN ' fa' ,H Q 1 E5 Q 4112 Q + 1- FIDELIS 1968 X f :iX V 2 ' is 5? 1 ' - T 4 7 - m :?kyX g 6 R Q l Logansport High School Logansport, Louisiana AX XXX X XNNXXX X DEDICA T10 Out of many, there is always one who thinks only of helping others and forgets his own comforts and desires. Because of his untiring devotion to Ll-IS, DeSoto Schools, Louisiana Schools, and all schools. . . Because he can be counted on in time of need. . . Because he has dedicated his whole life to the betterment of his community, school, and church. . . Because he has given so much uns elfishly and tirelessly. . . Because we can say, Truly, he is my friend . . . The Faculty, Student Body, and Eidelis Staff humbly dedicate the 1968 EIDELIS to MR. KOY E. PACE, PRESIDENT Louisiana School Board Association fwffwffffffw X fx fwffxffafffffwf f!!!!!f!ff!!!!f!!!!! L It 1 l QX XXNXN 'isiysz - 0 V L: at if . misss-frvg2giQsl1Qgw,'1 J wt, fix 1 g n X X. 1 t -rec t figesfsefii I ' X ,Q ,, 1 ,Q . f-- R Q k ii 2 it isis filiff alif 5 H55 j. A 5 fi :ir X il?-f . 'gif ' it ii' E N gsg wfir ggghyiii w 65312, 'va JS Q. C EE? 1 , S' 1' 1 - x 529 1 it wgssfiiis. if is -L A ' 'ws-' T 1 3' fl JE N- 1 wifi L- 1 i a ls xfsiggm' r 1 if f is-as i as 3, is .. r Your life is your most valuable asset, Although you have no control over its start and very little over its ending, you do have complete control of it while it exists, The opportunity to make something valuable and worthwhile with your life is present now, but it will require ethical character. You don't have to be rich to make something Worthwhile of your life, and you don't have to have any special help. You do, however, have to have the desire to succeed and the persev- erance to overcome obstacles, You all have opportunities. You may take advantage of them or you may let them slip away. It is my sincere hope that each of you will realize the opportunities you have and take full advantage of them. A Best Wishes, IA! BERNARD WAGGONER i gffjffvffwffjffffff W! i x , , jjjjfllfffffffffffffffffyfff fl MR. KENNETH HENDRICKSON Band Director, Guidance Counselor, B, of Music Ed. Northwestern State MRS. SANDRA K. I-IENDRICKSON Fifth Grade, B.A. Louisiana Tech MRS. RHESI-IIA C. INGLET Third Grade, B.S. Sam Houston College MRS. MYRTIS LEE ,TACKSON Sixth Grade, B.S., M. Ed. Louisiana State MR. RICHARD LAND Industrial Arts, B.S. Northwestern State MRS. LOUISE H. LAWRENCE . Third Grade, B.A. Louisiana Tech 1 Liili rrrrs l FQQ . '--' .fff ?2,, ' f ,Lrr fy ,, ,, I z MN' f r,.,,,.ife2 .,,.'1 rslrrrriasr I ,LTL ' 1 . rllr , Lrr rrlrrr FACULTY MR. DAN BAILEY Math, Science, B.S. Louisiana State Un- iversity, M.S. Stephen F. Austin MISS FRANCES CROMWELL English, Social Studies, B.S. Northwest- ern State College, M,A. George Peabody College MISS GLADYS FIKE Primary Teacher, B.S. Northwestern Stare College, M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin COACH IRBY GAMBLE Physical Education, B.S., M.Ed. North- east State MRS. MAXY P. GAMBLE Librarian, English, B.A. Northwestern State M. Lib. Sc. Lousiana State COACH JOHNNY HAYNES Physical Education, Math. B.S. North- western State, M, Ed, Stephen F, Austin MRS. NORMA C. LUM Fifth Grade, B.S. Wisconsin State Un- iversity MRS. BETH T. MCLAREN Business, B.S. Northwestern State MRS. GLENDA MOSS First Grade, B.S. Northwestern State MR. DEWEY ODOM Vocational Agriculture, B. S. Louisiana Tech, M. Ed. Louisiana State MRS. PAYE O'DONNELL Fourth Grade, B.S. Northwestern State M.Ed. Louisiana State MRS. BESS PRICE PERIGO English, Civics, B.S. Peabody, M. Ed. Stephen F. Austin 5 Photo not .xdvailald MISS Z. MARIE REID Sciene, B.S. Northwestern State MRS. EDWINA W. RUSSELL Second Grade, B.S. Northwestern State MR. DON RUSSELL Math, Lang. Arts Upper Elem., B.S. Un - iversity Southwestern La., M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin MRS. KEMPER R. RUSSELL Home Economics, B.A, Northwestern State, M, Ed. Stephen F, Austin MRS. VERGIE SPEARS Fourth Grade, B.S., M.Ed. Stephen F, Austin COACH W. C. SPEIGHTS Social Studies, Physical Ed., B.S. Louis- iana Tech, M.Ed. Northeast State MRS. LOYCE SWANSON Fifth Grade, B.S. Louisiana Tech MRS. NELL WAGGONER Sixth Grade, B.A. Southwest Missouri State Samba ELIZABETH ANN BLACKMON Many people are so afraid to die that they never begin to 1ive. -- Henry Van Dyke FHA 1-4g Band 1-4, Majorette 2-4 JANET DENISE COX Make every yesterday a dream of hap- piness and every t0l'1'1OIIOW a vision of hope. - -Anonymous FHA 1-4, Sec. 2g St. Council 1- 4, Pres. 45 Class Sec. 35 Outstanding Science Student 2g Annual Staff 3-43 Editor Paper 3-49 Pelican Girls' State Rep. 3g DARGood Citizen 4g Betty Crocker Homemaker 43 Scholastic Rally 1-23 Home- coming Maid lg Most Likely to Succeed 43 Most Popular 2,47 Miss LHS: Junior Play. JAMES WALLACE CREECI-I Without danger the game grows cold. --Chapman FFA 3-43 Football 3 PHILLIP MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM I-le who endures with patience is a con- queror. B and 1- 4g Football 1- 41 Basketball 1- 3g Pelican State Delegate .TOYE AVERETT I-Iumor's the true democracy. -- R.U. Johnson FHA 1-43 St. Council Rep. 1-4g Band 1-4, All Star Band 2-3, Sweetheart 4g Paper Staff 4g Co-Editor Fidelis 3-4g Class Treas. 1, Pres. 2, Sec.-Treas. 4, Scholastic Rally 1-2g Homecoming Maid 35 Junior Play NANCY LYNN BLACK Success is just a matter of luckg ask any f ailure.' '-- Voltaire FHA 1-4, Reporter 2, Treas. 4g St. Council Rep. 4g Band 1-4, Majorette 2-4, All Star Band 35 Paper Staff 3-4g Annual Staff 3-4g Most Popular 34 Homecoming Maid 2-4g Junior Play CHESTER RAY FARMER, JR. A learned blockhead is a greater block- head than an ignorant one. Scholastic Rally 1-25 Junior Play JANE FULMER A friend is a person with whom I may be s incere, Before him, Imay think aloud. -- Em- erson FHA 1- 4, Reporter 4g St. Council Rep. 2-4, Sec. Treas. 4g Band 1-4, Majorette 1-4, All Star Band 3g Class Reporter 3g Co-Editor Fidelis 3- 43 Paper Staff 3-4, Scholastic Rally 1-29 Most Beautiful 3-45 Homecoming Maid 3g Junior Play HAROLD BRITTEN GREEN Keep quiet and people Will think you are a philosopher. --L, Proverb Class Vice-Pres. 33 Football 1-4, Co-Captain 4, All District Honorable Mention 4g Basketball 1-45 Track 3-45 Track 3-4g Most Popular lg Junior Play LINDA FULOW HOLT A good marriage is that in which each appoints the other guardian of his solitude. --Rainer M, Rilke Fl-IA 1-4g St. Council 45 Class Vice- Pres. 1, Reporter 25 Scholastic Rally 2, Basketball 1-2g Most Athletic 1g Junior Play BETTY .TEAN I-IOOPER love is more than great riches. -- John Lydgate FHA 1-45 Band 1-4, Officer 33 Pres. 4, All Star Band 3g Paper Staff 4, Homecoming Maid 23 Junior Play GLEN RAY JONES When we subtract and do not add, we are bound to reach the bottom. --Greek Proverb EDSEL E. NATION Nobody has the right to do as he pleases unless he pleases to do right. --Uplift Band 1-4, Officer 2, Captain 3- 45 Basketball 1-4 JAMES ALLEN PACE, IR. Don't let your sins become bad habits. --St. Teresa of Aivla St. Council Rep. 2- 33 Band 4g Class President 3g Scholastic Rally 25 Most Popular 2-35 Most Handsome 4g Junior Play EDWARD .IAMES PARKER Prone on my back Igreet arriving day. --Hammond St. Council Rep. 43 Class Pres, 4g Pootball 1-4, Captain 4, All State 4, All District 3-43 Honorable Mention 25 Basketball 1-35 Scholas- tic Rally 1-25 Most Likely to Succeed 23 FHA Beau 43 Most Athletic 1-43 Mr. LHS 4 DAVID MICHAEL PRIEST The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. --W. Bagehot Band 1-4, Officer 3-45 Annual Staff 25 Most Handsome 35 Basketball 1-4g Junior Play .TUDY LORAINE KEWLEY This above all: to thy own self be true, And it must follow, so the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. --Shakes- peare FHA 1-4g St. Council Rep. 2,45 Band 1-25 An- nual Staff 3-45 Paper Staff 3-4. JENA LEE ' 'You can never plan the future by the past. - - Edmund Burke FHA 1-4, Historian 2, Vice- Pres. 35 St. Council Rep. 4g Band 1- 4, Majorette 1- 4, Class Reporter 1, Sec.-Treas. 23 Basketball 1, Paper Staffl-2g Most Beautiful 2g FFA Sweetheart 43 Home- coming Queen 4g Junior Play DONNY GWYNN RAYBON ' Those who complain about the way the ball bounces are often the ones who dropped it. - -Bruce Lefler Transfer Student 4g FFA 1-45 Basketball 1-3. RUTHANN RUTHERFORD We love the things we love in spite of what they are. -- L, Untermeyer FHA 1- 4, President 35 Class Reporter 4g Cheer- leader 2- 43 Paper Staff 45 Basketball 1-33 Most Athletic 3-45 Homecoming Maid 4 SANDRA KAYE SHAI-IAN Happiness does away with ugliness, and even makes the beauty of beauty. FHA 1-4 KENNETH F. SMITH The only perfect people are those we do not know. --De Bourfers 1 FFA 3-4, Reporter 45 Most Popular 4 RONNIE S. WHELESS Always begin somewhere. You can't build a reputation on what you intend to do. --Tit- Bits FFA 3-4, Vice President 4g Football 1-4, All District Honorable Mention 4 VICKY HALL WINCHESTER The only thing that can hallow marriage is love, and the only genuine marriage is that which is hallowed by love. FHA 1-43 Most Athletic 25 Basketball 1-3 P I fm V CLASS OFFICERS: Sam Hill, Vice-Presidentg Twilla David, Secretary-Treasurerg Mickie Sneed, Reporterg,Ten'y Blunt, P resident Janet Beckham Jerry Blunt Tommy Brock Julia Crawford Twilla David Alice Dickerson Terry Franklin Larry Goodwin Sherry Hall Sammy Hill Steven Hogg P' if , P iieereeee , rf sm sig? H? Ebsent when piCtures were taken ff fig ,' , P H ?EE Ann Holiday Suzan Hunt Ricky Loftin K.B. O'Donne11 Cindy Pace Henry Parker Judy Parker Diane Permenter Bobby Register Charles Rogers David Rogers Mike Rich James Shinkus Sandra Shinkus Mickie Sneed Hank Spann Betty Stillwell Lavada Tabor Arnold Walker Kenneth Walker Barbara Averitt Herman Averitt Donna Berry Henry Blunt Randy Bounds Janet Boyd Larry Boyd Toni Campbell Sue Canton Shirley Carter John Cash Janice Cheatwood Randy Clark Sammy Creech Kenneth Cunningham Judy Davis Bobby Dickerson Randy Farmer Edwin Foshee Becky Foshee C LASS OFFICERS Becky Foshee, Vice-President Debbie Hunter, President Lessie Price, Secretary- Treasurer D'Neice Garrett, Reporter N aa rJ,r Tommy Fulmer D'Neice Garrett Deborah Green Connie Harris Cleve Hogg Nancy Holland Debbie Hunter Bob Johniken Patricia Lee Norman Martin Larry McKnight Lina Ann Muse Sidney Myers Kathleen O'Donnell Janice Palmer Lessie Price John Priest Jerry Dean Ramsey Leon Reynolds Gary Seago Nita Margaret Spann Scott Swanson Bruce Walker Richard Wilkins Tommy Wyatt A Zwhm CLASS OFFICERS . Bill Speights, Secretary-Treasurer Susan Billingsley, President Robert McCoy, Reporter Cecil Seago, Vice-President Jacky L. Adams Susan Billingsley Lynda Black Raymond Blackmon James Blunt Marsha Bounds Linda Brown Reba Brown Wayne Campbell Wayne Carrico Jimmie R. Cox Cylvia Dick Danny English Mary Foreman Gladys Hall Pamela Hall Hilda Sue Hassell Brenda Horn Anise Johnson Sarah Kennedy Michelle Knight William J. Kinney Connie Loftin Lea Mares Bobby Martin Lois Jean Martin Robert McCoy Michael Myers Rebbie Nation Charles Neal Steve Odom Iris Permenter Deborah Sue Phelps Gwendolyn Ratcliff Cecil Seago Carla Sneed Charles Spears Bill Speights Sarah Stiles Ruby Tabor Theresa Waggoner Steve Walker Vernon Walker Kathy Wallis Linda Wood Ora Lou Woodfin Stanley Cater Rex Clark Dale Cox Jimmie Kaye Daw Susan Donahoe Laura Hassell Stanley Haynes Bert Loftin Andy McGlathery Elaine Parker Patrice Permenter Randy Powell Nettie Price Linda Priest Marsha Russell John Russell Patsy Speights Johnnie Sue Sneed Brenda Stillwell Lynn Walker r- lf 'lib N' u 'rr- P., arg I I Q . k1i.. ':7. ,,...,1,,.., Z.. 3 W3 Mg, , 'K ' Ei raafrff Jimmy Andersr 1 Linda Barnett Lois Barnett M J J ly l i g ' W wr rtie, Robbie Adams John L. Arbuckle Jack Averett Rogina Baker Carolyn Barnett Debby Blanchard Charlotte Boyd Patricia Nan Brady EIGHTH est 5 if f F V' ,4- L ii ff if 5 'VNo Moto dffafas AVA! LAB LE Doyle Cox I-lershel Dunham Juanita Fay Foshee Delories Glaze Rodney Johniken Terry Jones Ronnie Jones Deborah Marie Ketchum Mike Langley Charles Leflett Edward Parker Mike Parker Debbie Trammell Harold Walker Deborah Wheless Linda Willis Mattie Kay Whele ss Nancy Sue Raybon Jo Ann Martin Robert J. Heard Gary Henderson David Holiday Curtis Loftin Melissa Muse Gilma Dale Odom Suzanne O'Donnell Tom Permenter Edythe Ratcliff Diane Riley Janet Russell Deborah Scales Jeannie Speights Sharon Thomas Leta Ann Williams Debbie A. Adams Linda Adams Carolyn Blackmon Donna Kay Brown Diane Campbell Ricky Joe Cash Frances Covington Hope Ann Gibson EVE TH John Hall Coy Hassell Sandra Head 1 'iyii 5 'Busy 65,1 , LAS . ' AR L5 er , X Q' spfw X 1 utmnibbfc Alan Bounds Richard Clark Robert Covington Glen Davis Michael Deutsch Christa Duncan John English Lonnie Ray Glaze Danny Goodwin Danny Jo Harville Leslie Holland Mary Margaret Johnson Q Mona Knight Judy Lout Eula Christine Martin Ricky G. Nunley Anna Parker Clinton Shahan Judy Ann Spears Sheila Ann Willis Jerry Yount Travis Trammell Charline Martin EVE TH 5, wr IS , rwfezfrf-:ff,f-ra, f '-:' J ' K l P? 9? X AVMLABLE Bruce Hinton Kenneth Helms Alan Ketchum Roberta Lee Jerry Mayfield Lisa McBride Britt Neal Sue Parker Ray Powell Gordon Spears Julie Vidler Kay Walker Charlotte Wheless Hal Wheless Michael Walters Carolyn Greer Susan Hall Fredia Boyd Tommy Boyett Mark Campbell Keith Creech Steve Farmer Larry Dale Franklin Joann Fulmer .Tudy Fulmer SIXTH - WAGGONER Dale Arbuckle Sue Arbuckle Sandra Baker Richard Brazzil Bobby Cheatwood Jaye Daw Kim Deutsch Ida Mae Dickerson SIXTH - JACKS N Donna Kay Edwards Gwen Foley Deborah Foshee Terry Harris Freddie Joe Harrison Dudley Haynes Becky Horn Reta Nation Debra Lynn Nunley Harold Clyde Palmer Sheila Parker Larry Pennington Deborah Price James Register James Savage Marla Seago Cindy Sneed Beverly Wiggins FIFTH .wise wg! 99 a ww K mv llzrrzsifr, .M .,.,. nm, ,.. 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Woodfin FOURTH O9DONNELL - SPEARS THIRD Vicky Adams Don Alexander Jimmy Arbuckle Laluana Arbuckle Wendy Barron Richard Cole Steve Cox Sandra Cunningha Nelda Creech Jerry Edwards IU IN CLE T - LA WR ENCE Tie English Beth Hall David Heard Mike Henderson Craig ,Tohniken Jodie Lout Terri Lea McBride I Glaze Jeff Myers Belinda Nunley Robert Ortigo Ricky Powell lee Ann Riley Ricky Raybon Mike Seago Richard Scruggs Charles Smith Wallace Stahl Wayne Waggoner Linnis Walker Gena Wheless W pr 1 .Y W nm fix' imma Denise Adams Glenda Barber Lavarenda Barnett Virginia Berry Donald Campbell Patty Cheatwood Karen Cordova Ricky Cordova Ray Cox Jarrell Creech Jeanette Creech David Cunningham David Dodd Sheila Dunham Robin Gibson Dennis Gilcrease Steven Grable Rhonda Green Donna Harville Kathryn Haynes Don Henderson Lisa Henderson Rhonda Lisa Hinton Cary Johnson Gaylon Langford Debra Loftin David McDaniel Kayla McElroy Kevin Myers Sharon Odom Chris Roberts Teresa Savage Robert Sandeen Beatrice Shahan Mary Smith Charles Sneed Catherine Speights Sam Smith ' Mitchell Stewart Hollis Thomas Rhonda Whitten Mary Woods ECO D LUM - RUSSELL Rod Arbuckle Linda Blackmon Robin Brady Terry Cash Donna Cunningham Lona Duncan Michaelle Foshee Eric Garrett Rhonda Hicks Rebecca Kolb James McCoy Maxie Odom FIR T MOSS Judy Ortigo Darlene Palmer Liz Perrett Saundra Ramsey Sharon Rogers Melba Kay Smith Teresa Stone Starla Wheless FIRS T FIKE Curtis English Denise Fletcher Victor Foshee Jay Dawn Henry Cindy Jones Renee LaGror1e Debbie Langford Dacy Lewis Cynthia Nutt Melissa Nutt Tempie Ratcliff Bret Register Tommie Scales Don Smith Jana Smith Wayne Stahl Roderick Stewart Bonita Walker Randle Wiggins Sheila Wiggins ,f I oylyn Allbritton Karen Benoit Cathy Cammorasona Carla Cogswell Neal Costella Jody Cox Susan Freeman Janet Hendrickson Angie LaGrone Madonna Lout Rodney Mathews Greg Myers Scott Owens Will Perrett Greg Powell Mary Ann Sandeen Eva Ann Serwe Kathleen Smith Mary Ellen Spurlock Rena Strauss Raymond Thomas Gary Wayne Timmons Brenda Waggoner Pat Wilson awww Mr. Eddy Parker Miss Denise Cox MR. AND MISS LHS MOST BEAUTIFUL - HANDSOME JUN Micki Tomm N w . , iw- ? SOPHOMORES Becky Foshee Tommy Fulmer MO T BEAUTIFUL - HA D OME FRESHMEN Mary Foreman Wayne Campbell g EE? E, is. 1:-,s MO T POPULAR SENIORS Denis e COX Kenneth Smith ENJOY 'EQ JUNIORS Bobby Register Cindy Pace FRESI-IMEN Cecil Seago Iris Permenter M O T POPULAR S OPHOM ORES Dean Ramsey Connie Harris MO T ATHLETIC SENIORS Ruthann Rutherford Eddy Parker .TUNIORS Sue Hunt Charles Roger FR ESHMEN Charles Spears Theresa Waggoner SOPI-IOMORES Lina Mus e Sidney Mye 1' s FRIENDLIEST: Debbie Hunter MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Dean Ramsey Denise COX Sammy Creech WITTIEST: Mickie Sneed BEST DRESSED' Becky Foshee p I-IOMECOMI 367 Coronation Ceremony 4 wi 255f:'5i5, I I-jd FRONT ROW: Ruthann Rutherford, Senior Maidg QUEEN J ENA LEEg Nancy Black, Senior Maid. SECOND ROW: Susan Billingsley, Freshman Maidg Toni Campbell, Sophomore Maidg Janet Beckham, Junior Maidg Hunt, Junior Maidg Lina Muse, Sophomore Maidg Carla Sneed, Freshman Maid. Sue Som ,...... W .-bn. ...wb my W FRONT ROW: Henry Parker, B. Speights, C. Spears, W. Carrico, I. Priest, W. Campbell, S. Hill. SECOND ECW: R. Wilkins, S. Hogg, R. Wheless, R, Loftin B. Green, E. Foshee, T. Fulmer, D. Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Coach Haynes, B. Johniken, S. Meyers, G. Seago, P, Cunningham, Eddy Parker, .T . Shinkus, C. Rogers, Coach Speights, Coach Gamble. Coach Haynes - Football Coach Gamble - Boys' Basketballg Coach Speights--Girls' Basketball When the Tigers hit the practice field inAugust with only Z0 boys, no one expected it to be much of a season except the Tigers themselves. The Tigers struggled through the first two and one half Weeks with only one thought in mind-- to WIN. Under the watchful eye of Coach Speights, the Tigers were Whipped into top conditiong while Coach Haynes led his team through the mental aspects of the game. 4 Y, lp Jn 'I :L :P :,. ,,. :P f H: , E., sy V, k Q is V, Left to Right: Cunningham, Rogers, Parker, Wheless, Fulmer, Green, Seago, Foshee, Myers, Shinkus, loftin, OF FE I VE TEAM , 2i.,X 'ZA' if L. to R.: Loftin, Green, Foshee, Seago, Rogers, Parker, Fulmer, Wheless, Shinkus, Myers, Cunningham DEFE IVE T AM Ja -b df df sb fp ,P fp fp fp After a sluggish start at the Jamboree in Mansfield, the boys met their first competition when they hosted AA Northwood of Shreveport. Overcoming a half-time score of 14-13, the Tigers, under the accurate hand of Green and the rushing of Parker, ended the game with a 38 - 20 tally in favor of Logansport. The first District 'game' was played at Cot- ton Valley, where the Tigers edged out the Wild- cats Z5 -14. The Wildcats drew first blood, but again under the brilliant playing of Parker, Green, and Foshee, the Tigers staged a second - half offensive game to dominate play. 1 l I v I x a K a K a . , . 4 qs fp fp ,P fp OFFENSE A D DEFENSE Bob J ohniken Steve Hogg ALTER ATES The second District game saw the Tigers down the high- ly favored I-lorents of Arcadia 12.-7. The Hornets scored first but a 30-yard-touchdown pass from Johniken put the Tigers only one point behind. The game was deadlocked until Green maneuvered his way for the winning TD. -V, J, J, sv, J, fp qs qs fp ns Eddy Parker CQBJ QHBJ Brit Green QHBJ QQBJ Captain Co-Captain A11 District, All State Lettered 4 years Lettered 4 years 4, J, J, sl, sl, 'P fr fr 'P 'P Plain Dealing hosted the Tigers in the third District game. Quarterback Green put the Tigers on the scoreboard with a 55-yard quarterback sneek. Parker, behind vicious blocking drove the ball to the one-yard line where Green sneaked over for the score. Sidney Myers Scored in the fourth period to give the Ben- gals a 19 to 7 win. Ronnie Whe1essCGjfLBj Lettered 3 years Phillip Cunningham CREJ Lettered 3 years James Shinkus CLTQ All District Lettered 3 years Edwin Foshee QGJ A11 District Lettered 3 years The spirited .Tigers tra- veled to Benton to suffer the most heartbreaking defeat of the season and their onlyDis- trict loss. The Benton Bengals were able to hold the Tigers for only one TD and won the game by a close margin of13- 6. The lone score came bya Green run. -1. sv. .la an is fs fs as Charles Rogers QRTQ Steve Hogg CGD Lettered 3 years Lettered 1 year Infuriated by their defeat, the Tigers thoroughly trounc- ed the Bernice Bears by a score of 2.5-13 for their sixth District game. Behind feroc- ious blocking, Parker tookthe ball over for the first TD and set the tempo of the game. A stubborn defense and over- whelming offense proved to much for the Bears. With Par- ker scoring twice more and Seago one, the victory gave the Tigers Second in District and the right to enter the State Play-offs. J, J, J. .la J, Sam H111 QHBQ Lettered 3 years Lettered 3 years Henry Parker CREQ Sidney Myers QHBJ Lettered 3 years Lettered 2 years Gary Seago UFBJ Bob Johmken CQBJ Tommy Fu1merfCy Lettered 2 years Lettered 1 year Lettered 2 years The Tigers' joy was short lived, because the following Week they were beaten by New- elton in a Bi-District contest. Newelton bounced ahead with 14 points. The Tigers' only score came in the fourth quar- ter when Parker plunged over from the two-yard line. A muddy field greatly hindered the Tigers, and on a dry field it might have been different. The final score was 14 to 6 in favor of Newelton. 1, 4, 4, df df 5, fp fp ,P 1,- 1 .. nj..- vuruyuprayiluj Lettered l year Lettered l year Lettered 1 year 2+S'2 ' ? PR E- GAME rr PR EPA RA TION +so'?Qa'.'n5r 3 . r ,,M. w,m...-K-,p1,w,snn::b,,,. , E905 9004 2' Q Ready for Scrimmage Parker carries, while Wheless and Foshee block, The Tigers were fortunate to have one boy named to the All - State Team - - Eddy Par- kerg three to the All - District Team - - Eddy Parker, James Shinkus, Edwin Fosheeg and six to receive All - District Honorable Mention -- Brit Green, Ronnie Wheless, Gary Seago, Charles Rogers, Tom- my Fulmer, Ricky Loftin. J, 4, xv, rv, 4. J, fp qs fp ,P fp fp Summaries by Eddy Parker and Brit Green EVE TH- EIGHTH GRADE TIGER E FRONT ROW: T. Jones, H. Dunham, M, Langley, A. McGlatl'1e1'y, .T. Anderson, C. Lef1ett,.l'. Russell, S. Haynes, SECOND ROW: R. Covington, M. Parker, R. Iohniken, .T . Arbuckle, C. Loftin, T. Permenter, G. Henderson, D. Harville, .T. Englishg THIRD ROW: Ricky Clark, R. Trammell, R, Powell, Hg Wheless, G. Spears, M. Deutsch, C. Shahan, Rex Clark. KNEELING: R, Clark, B, Register, E. Nation, R, Bounds, B, Green, .T. Priest, W. Carrico, T. Permenter. STANDING: Coach Gamble, S. Creech, B, Martin, L, Ravbon, M. Priest, R Loftin, S. Myers, B, Speights, C. Loftin. B O Y 9 BASKETBALL L to R: Edsel Nation, Mike Priest, Ricky Loftin, Sidney Myers, Brit Green SENIORS: Brit Green, Mike Priest, Edwel Nation Mike Priest, Captain Most Valuable Player E VE TH -EI GH TH BASKETBALL FECNT ROW: R. Clark, H. Dunham, M. Langley, A, McGlathery. J. Anderson, C. Leflett, I. Russell, S. Haynes, Coach Gamble. SECOND FKDW: Doyle Cox, R..Tohniken,I. Arbuckle, C, Loftin, T. Permenter, G, Henderson, D. Harville, I. English, G, Davis. THIRD ROW: R. Cash, Dale Cox, L, Walker, C. Hassell, M. Deutsch, B, Heard, A. Bounds, J'. Hall. FRONT ROW: P. Permenter ,P. Speights, C. Barnett, L, Barnett, J'. Foshee. SECOND ROW: I. Speights, M. Russell, M. Muse, B. Loftm, Linda Barnett. EVE TH-EIGHTH BASKETBALL - CHEERLEADERS we lywgxl-lf' ,k.,, Q, X-, f, , . ,,,.. LEFT 'DO RIGHT: Patrice Permenter, Linda Priest, Johnnie Sneed, Suzanne O'Donne11, Marsha Russell, FRONT ROW: Iris Permenter, Theresa Waggoner, ,Toye Averett, Connie Loftin. SECOND ROW: Patsy Speights, Becky Foshee, GIRLS 9 BASKETBALL , , 1 S i . I 1 L TO R: Linda, Theresa, Iris, Joye, Lina, Connie, Becky, Patsy, Deborah L to R: Twilla David, Janet Becxnam, Ruthann Rutherford, Julia Crawford, Cindy Pace, LHS CHEERLEADERS Julia Janet Ruth Cindy Twilla awww FFA CLUB OFFICERS QL to RJ Ronnie Wheless, Vice-Presidentg Kenneth Smith, Reporterg ,Terry Blunt, Presidentg Larry Goodwin, Treasurerg ,Tames Shinkus, Parliamentariang Jena Lee, SWEETHEART: Charles Rogers, Secretaryg Mr. Odom, Advisory TOITIITIY Brock, Sentinel. Jena Lee, SWEETHEART Mr Dewey Odom, ADVISOR Dennis Hall, OUTSTANDING FFA GRADUATE - 1967 PARLIAME T ARY LAW T AM LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Johnny Cash, Randy Farmer, ,Terry Blunt, Ronnie Wheless, Larry Goodwin, Charles Rogers. 4225339 ,WARE H EMAIW,-,S W E fgk we AMeRu:A F H A CLUB Eddy Parker, BEAU FRONTROW:Lina Muse, Parliamentarianz Diane Permenter, Historiang Twila David, Secretary, Nancy Black, Treasurerg Julia Crawford, Songleaderg Jane Fulmer, Reporterg Cindy Pace, President. SECOND IKDW: Eddy Parker, Beau, Janet Beckham, Vice-President. N i Diss DD is i FRONT ROW: Julia Crawfordg J oye Averettg Nancy Black, Vice-Presidentg Denise Cox, Presidentg Jane Fulmer, Secretaxyg Cindy Paceg D' Neice Garrett. SECOND ROW: Randy Powellg Judy Kewleyg Sara Stilesg Jimmie Dawg Lina Museg Debbie Hunterg Linda Holtg Jena Lee. THIRD ROW: Susan Billingsleyg Connie Lofting Terry Frankiing Becky FosheegJer1y Bluntg Eddy Parkerg Janet Beckhamg Mr. Hendrickson. TUDE T'CODfCIL en I9lJCA STAT .DELEGATES Denise COX Phillip C unningham . . V A ac, K ,Wi B FRONT ROW: ,Tane Fulmer, Denise Cox, ,Toye Averett, Nancy Black. SECOND ROW: Mickie Sneed, Judy Kewley, Ann Black mon, Betty Hooper, D'Neice Garrett, Brit Green, Connie Harris, Ruthann Rutherford, Janet Beckham, Twilla David, BE GAL ECHO TAFF Editor ....... Co - Editors . Art ........ Elementary . . Gossip ..... Reporters . . Salesmen . . Denise Cox Judy Kewley Editor Art , , , , , Denise Cox . . . Twilla David Janet Beckham . . Judy Kewley . . Nancy Black . . . . . Joye Averett Jane Eulmer Ruthann Rutherford D'Neice Garrett Connie Harris Mickie Sneed Brit Green Robert McCoy . Betty I-Iooper Ann Blackrnon Twilla David Co-Editor Janet Beckham Co-Editor 3' x FRONT ROW: J' ulia Crawford, Jane Fulmer, ,Toye Averett. SECOND IEW: Judy Kewley, Denise Cox, K.B. O'Donne11, Diane Permenter, Nancy Black. FIDELIS STAFF Editors . . . . . Joye Averett Jane Fulmer Co - Editor .................. Julia Crawford Business Manager ........ K.B. O'Donne1l Assistant Business Manager. . . Judy Kewley Snapshot Editors .,,,,,,,,..,, Nancy Black Diane Permenter Proofreader . . ..... Denise Cox Joye, Editor Jane, Editor Julia, Co-Editor R RR E LOGA PORT HIGH SCHOOL BA TS . , 2 asf 1 s , M NX,, I.. ,. .,..,.,. , ., , , Q J , ,Q if 1-'gif , K . Q X, -. Q 0 FRONT: K.B. O'Donnell, SECOND ECW: J. Lee, M. Sneed, K. O'Donnell, A. Blackrnon, C. Leflett, J. Russell, B. Kinney, S. Creech, H. Duncan, E. Nation, .T . Fulmer, D. Hunter, N. Black, A. Holiday. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hendrickson, I. Prementer, L. Priest, A. Johnson, S. Donahoe, I. Sneed, M. Russell, L. Barnett, O. Woodfin, B. Loftin, P. Hall, B. Foshee,A. Pace. FOURTH ROW: I. Anderson, R. Powell, S. Carter, N. Spann, M. Foreman, D. Green, T. Waggoner, L. Black, M. Bounds, I.Blunt. FIFTH IKDW: S. Haynes, S. Stiles, S. Billingsley, R. Nation, R. Bounds, R. Blackmon, C. Harris, S. Canton, B. Hooper. SIXTH ROW: D. Wheless, G. Hall, ,Toye Averett, L. Muse, C. Dick, P. Permenter, S. Kennedy, C. Loftin, J. Davis, L. Hassell. SEVENTH ROW: R. McCoy, C. Sneed, M. Knrglg, L. Price, P. Lee, D. Garrett, K. Wallis, H. Hassell, J. Daw, M. Priest. EIGHTH KDW: RexClark, A. McGlathery, L. Walker, ,T ack Averett, V. Walker, Randy Clark, B. Walker, K. Walker, K. Cunningham, NINTH ROW: L. McKnight, P, Cunningham, C. Rogers, S. Walker. TIGER MARCHI G BA D ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR DRUM MAJOR Ann Holiday Kathryn Bess O'Donne11 L to R: Nancy Black, Seniorg Debbie Hunter, Sophomoreg Jane Fuimer, Seniorg Kathleen O'Donne11, Sophon1oreQA1ternatej Ann Blackmon, Seniotg Mickie Sneed ,Juniorg Jena Lee, Senior. OFFICERS Michael Priest, Captain Judy Davis, Librarian Patti Lee, Librarian Connie Harris, Secretary Ann Holiday, Assistant Drum Major Kathryn Bess O'Donne1, Drum Major Lina Muse, Treasurer Joyce Averett, Vice-President Betty Jean Hooper, President Edsel Nation, Captain FIRST ROW: Mr. Hendrickson, C. Hassell, I, Speights, S. Parker, D. Nunley, D. Edwards, L. McBride, G. Foley, D. Haynes G. Spears, B. Davis, J, Hall, D. Brown. SECOND KJW: C.Blackmon, I. Vidler, .T. Russell, K. Walker, C. Sneed, S. Hall, IK. Deutsch, C, Greer, R. Nation, THIRD ROW: S. O'Donnell, L, Adams, C, Loftin, G. Gibson, F. Covington, M, Johnson, D. Adams, D. Scales. FOURTH ROW: Judy Fulmer, C. Martin, M. Knight, R. Horn, L. Holland, ,Toann Fulmer, T, Boyett, K. Helms, I. Savage. FIFTH ROW: A. Bounds, D. Holiday, G, Henderson, B. Heard, L. Franklin, D. Foshee, S. Thomas, S, Arbuckle, D, Riley. SIXTH ROW: L. Pennington, A. Ketchum, H, Palmer, M, Deutsch, T, Permenter, D. Price, R. Lee, M. Muse. SEVENTH ROW: R. Cash. LOGANSPORT CHOOL CADET BA D BAND SWEETHEART BAND DIRECTOR M153 Joye Averett Mr. Kenneth Hendrickson IND US TRIAL AR TS L to R: Mrs. Nellie Scales, Mrs. Yvonne Pyle, Mrs. Hattie Swindell, Mrs. Hazel Weaver. LUNCHROONIPERSONNEL SCHOOL SECRETARY Miss Elaine Wells BUS DRIVERS L to P: M Mr. Samrn r. Scooter Baker, MI. Clarence Spears, Mr. Wayne Adams, Mr. Gerald Pyle, Mr, Hank Williams, Mr. Garner Creech ie Railey. y E IDRS 68 Eddy Parker - PRESIDENT Nancy Black - VICE-PRESIDENT Joye Averett - Secretary-Treasurer Ruthann Rutherford - Reporter The Blue B1oods Mike's Last Day Sem or Basketball Stars Senior Strutters Seniors make History, American Style A Count of Senior Rings I E This is the way . . . The Speedsters Modern Biology Who did it? f J I1 ? ELEMEN T AR Y CLASS Seniors' Junior Party VICTORY ! I ! ! Nine Maids a . . I Mother-Daughter Combination I A typical much recess Sweetheart roses for the Sweetheart p n A Km ww.: Agmumcf 'ar-, Puuusumo cowmv W9 Wm 6.2, ffm 1 RWM -x Y gm - fs 4 , fr. .:f4:g,ap19urz--.g- , .ij 4 2. f , .,. 119 ! I ' ld 17 ',., Ag.. . o' a!l :I I In V .I , 1 . U . ,,, ev ' ' zz ef x 1 W