Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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Hardwood fensfbn palsafes fbrougb Berry Bo wl Worried cheerleader Borboro Morfm pleads hoorsely for onother Two pomfs on The Home slde of The Logonbcrry scoreboords. I9

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.Q Fl All EZ Do X i Q - ifcl: To satisfy our cravings for companionship, we blended academic and social life through the course of each school day. With a note, a smile, or a wink conspirators relayed messages across stuciv hall, Heads together over lunch tables, hungry confidantes ap- peased curiosity as .well as appetites. Though separated foe tifty-five minutes, bosom buddies manageii ro convene be- tween classes to share novel experiences, Iovelorn steadies, to rendezvous at the Lin- coln statue and silently adore each other. At 3: l 5, while persevering cheerleaders and athletes were off to practice and perspire, some of us succumbed to freedom with joy- ous abandon. Friends gathered for a snack to pacify starved-again stomachs. Bands of thrifty bargain hunters headed dow ntown to eye window displays or supplemen' ward- robes. Suburban commuters enjoyed fresh air and friendly discussion waiting for pokey grade schoolers to unload from buses. Li- censed drivers, followed by an ever increas- ing band of motorcyclists, zoomed away to the strains of the top tunes in the nation. f ,t ffa-N ' X v N . X tx A 1 f N., r Q After being mentally on her toes during six periods, Joy relaxes by running through simple and complex bar exercises, fibre out alla ws students pmcffbe and play

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Teen-agers' expressions mhror countless moods Our moods weren't always pensive. We cheered madly at football games, laughed through school plays, and meditated during three religious convocations. Choir was en- livened by Happy Birthday choruses sung to unsuspecting victimsg Mike Sullivan's for- getfulness drew chuckles when Swing Choir performed. Joy and wonder pounded Through the veins of newly chosen Honor Society members. Nostalgic seniors often noted mentally, This will be the last time , , , The Berry Bowl was electrified with our enthusiasm in the Sectionalg we watched jubilant teammates hug one another after the Regionalg and we choked as the captain uttered unbelievingly, lt's all over now. Occasionally we did stop to think. Homework involving theorems, laws, and formulas made us contemplate earth and spaceg yet sometimes we just sat and wondered about our future and the world's. VVe found the answers we sought in books and in people. Stors in her eyes-and a rapturous smilefreflect the ioyful wo Us i M f JWSQLQ, , '+ 3 ' fo fo 4 -mmm Lazy moods of autumn provide the perfect atmosphere for Bruce, who acquaints himself with Shakespeare's sonnets. nder of Betty Carr, crowned queen of Homecoming festivities, 1 J 2 f 5 . I 5 l i