Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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y fouglfi competition, od customs, and lnowling lalizzafzds i l A I V- , . ..,,,,.... .. . .,,,l,,,W,,,WZ,w,mMnv, ,. , , fi .Nei X . V I If iswfggz W ' v Wir: I i ' ' l 4- , JU- I , . :xv ps., A , i , AZ'-J 1,51 i ss .-an , gms l Pony Express goes modern to gallop Ken, Terry, Larry, and Mike to their hitching posts in spite of report card day drifts. - - Th his fi r th pid fAlI- Af tlmes the Weather turned 0 hosllle lace aiafwcsjfii?1opIacZmdfr Plgxi Qgiirsslfilowisrheemnflaorljoi Xntheri. toward L.H.S. A record-breaking snowfall gave an unexpected holiday in February, but traffic was paralyzed, families were snow- bound, and for the first time in the history of Hoosier Hysteria the Sectional tour- nament was postponed. The temperature never seemed to be low enough long enough l l for skateable ice to form on the river, al- though it was often sufficient to form ice in a car's gas line, Understanding deans listened to sad tales of drifted driveways and balky engines, wrote passes for scores ' of tardy students, and kept order in class- l rooms until bewintered teachers arrived. ' ll ft Q lf l i But even nature was overcome. Berries ' 'i l came back to school telling whoppers about g huge drifts while the snow melted off high if Q, 2 L boots and made muddy puddles in lockers. g lgjics -I Ag W--My U ,m g A, 1 3 i

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Defefzmimzfion cleats obstacles 'mm flue Pafli, failing The road from September to June wasn't always easy to travel, but persistence usu- ally yielded success in one form or another. Mr. Burnett's new shirt was well-ventilated after an experiment fizzled, but one girl quickly learned to distinguish between di- lute and concentrated sulfuric acid. A wel- come yet unexpected study hall greeted classes summoned to the Berry Bowl: F.B.l. agents who were to speak on crime preven- tion were lost and couldn't detect a sign of the building. Buffalo Berry forgot his lines, but stuck to his guns to make a good pep-session skit even better. Jay Hirsch- auer's little black bug had an affinity for yellow curbs and collected a tall stack of parking tickets, but the future lawyer gained valuable experience in his chosen field. Some trouble clouds had no silver lining. When the dishwasher broke down, students and faculty performed feats of balance as they carried plate, dessert, salad, napkin, silverware, milk, and straw to tables with- out the benefit of a tray. Mr, Starkey's fifth-period demonstrations always failed, l3l's hose-ripping chairs always succeeded. Ship ohoyl Falther's photo gives way to Dan's coveted tele- gram of nomination to the United States Naval Academy. 1 ' 11 . . -..,-A ll 1 ill, , ' 9 1 . L-:js 'v 'Q . l , Q' .f i 73- Us fi 1 'F ' fys .'i' . 7 -' , on For the timely basket which downed Lewis Cass in Sectional play, Neil Adams receives a laurel wreath from Miss Johnson. Br-r-rl As if ten degrees below zero weren't enough to con- tend with, Lyn steps off the bus into ten inches of snow. ,Q-1 i i QAPAEITY till x ' Q i

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f ' W? . f hw iii.-iz,,..m Z., v ,c.,, A boy, a girl, on umbrella-and rain plays Cupid to a pair of steodie-S on a damp but romantic walk home from school. infefz melfs info spfzingg A furry diversion undetected by Miss Newcomb lightens the heavy burden of socioloqical pressures in a crowded world, x V ' fff 5 I i , f TN , 525 C' A rfi uiwl, ,f qi It A13 ,L t:,q5ip if f ijugf as 1 I gtrqffuggjfjj' 1 J , ' , W' 1 Di' ,X pk S 7 in I JK! ,fy XX L 1 uf'-f.. V Lg V gzfjgi 'tk NJi, A L f if-fj?? 95,9 jf so I Senior class plav hinges on a behind-the-scenes camaraderie among drcmatics students Mary Beth, Rona, Ann, and C.W. spafzlzle fzefufzns fo even, ai., Spring clean-up by speech ond debate participants gives the school grounds cz face-lifting for the N.F.L. state finals,