Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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ASI' Students, staff resolve problems With construction of the new high school building well under way, the school board turned its attention to other areas. Discussions involved the maintenance and upgrading of some older facilities and the school policies affecting married students in sports and extracurricular activities. Expan- sion of the interschool lunch program with the high school serving as the central kitchen was an improvement to the school system. The Faculty - Student Advisory Board, composed of ten students and Mr. Leeman, began its work of easing tensions and creating better contact between pupils and faculty. Planning for the new building, the group talked over ideas for a student lounge, smok- ing on school property, and the stu- dents' relationships to the community as a whole. A. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Mr. Ward Watts, Mrs. joseph Herd, Dr. Ted Hughes, superintendent of schools, Mr. I.T. Hillis, at- torney, Mr. Francis Huffman, Mr. Arthur Smith. B. Miss Harmon and Mr. Leeman go over plans for a modular scheduling system. C. Mr. Rothgeb and Miss Duncan prepare the morning announcements.