Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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Summer is work and play Twelve years of schooling and an era ended in one ceremony. On May 29, 1973, three hundred thirty-one seniors made their mark as the last graduating class from the old Logansport High School. lune was the month for work- shops ranging from cheerleading to journalism. The junior class sent six members of Tattler Staff to Ball State University and Quin- cy College. During these sessions, layout design and copy writing were discussed. A series of lectures comprised the backbone of the Student Leadership Institute at I.U. at- tended by Elaine Ide, Cristine Matheu, and Craig Shanteau. Goals of the institute were better communications within the school and a more efficient Stu- dent Council. Three months of summer vaca- tion rolled by quickly. By August 28, 1973, the move from 1301 East Broadway to 1 Berry Lane was complete. 6 1 4...-,wr L. ' -T ' '+-R g 8