Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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1 my ff' 'B tl fn 'V hz Anticipating o nursing career, Norma Johnson uses the com pound microscope to determine white blood cell composition Sounds of literature replace the Drlnfed WOfd,fQl' TGYVY Zeider, chosen as outstanding youth by the Optimist Club r ,' X .1 '-' ' fl'-J f' t Alben' ffwthfv ?'TF'3.0 in FU s ' VA N ki 1 p,1 tiff 41 Fill-rrial - RT ' ff? L ,Zi x sq , if Q25 ,gf 'WZQ t 1 Q X - vrf ful fi D V X221 Lt L ,1f 5' ' 'Riff fig? f Tai rr W it it A- 'mf' if 'lGi3-f-5' WJ? fg W--2041 i ' 'Sf' 42 'Y af 2615. -A , X4 - if ifwslr mba lsooks, new Slowly but surely everyone carved his niche in the new school year, Ploughing their way through armies of fellow students, buddies met just to talk or to plan the afternoon. Dykeman Parlds sloping greens vibrated to the strides of thirteen runners For the football team the stadium became a second home where repetition wrought proficiency From the bleachers fans played the game mentally guzzled pepsis and popcorn, and yelled Go get em Berries' Go get em' I Volunteer work gave students a chance to serve their fellow man Gold Teens handled letters for patients at Longcliff State Hospital At St Joseph and Memorial hos pitals Candystripers worked with nurses Personalized Education helped seniors de cide ls this for me? before graduation Time out from homework lets Sandy Simmons forget her 40 index long enough to continue Bondage to lan Fleming K X J in , . , , . W I ll 1 Q 1 1 , . . , . - 1 I ' 1 1 - N. -M, M X K y ,, 4 V A x0 4 X. '- x X ' NX -,gn slixxqp X . A ,. .M .. M,,J,..w----1' .

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BALLOT I In their hearts Don, Elmo, and Joe know that considering both sides will influence their votes in the mock presidential election. . ,lr -5- 4 4 1- f . Ext 1 L X N 1 ,ij-gg' f K, S ,T .J fi rf- lil - ' :Ei ' ff? ' 1 1: -: . , .jg 'fi 145 I 7 1 1 i W., Q, .ff-ff The battle is over for one day, but, with an arrnful of rein- forcements, John readies himself for his next encounter. as flue Yeah fyfzogfzefsses, Bustling with activity, fall days held little time for admiring landscapes. Students who arrived before down vied for parking spac- es. The first bell signaled five minutes' passing time, the second, twenty minutes to be passed in the tardy room. After the picking-up-fallen-books-and-pencils ritual, class work began in earnest. A serious out- look prevailed until lunch time, Once their tables had been cleared, girls chatted with friends and gave hair and make-up a final going-over, boys roamed from table to can- dy machine. By fifth period everyone had returned to his studies, At 2:30 and 3:30 the mob headed for pre-arranged outings. Mom and Dad saw their offspring at din- ner, then surrendered them to school clubs -except on Parents' Night, when confused couples wandered into classrooms to meet the other people in their children's lives. 8