Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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ali? el ...y- ,. our . in: :A A. As a means of saving energy, Mike 50 1 7 A ..N. L T Summers hangs, instead of lights, a fn, sparkly garland on the Student Coun- ,fi-ij 'X cil christmas tree. B. NATIONAL HON- jgft' OR SOCIETY: I, Baber, L. Bailey, L. V' '54, .g .i tc1'452Q,?fgQgl':q Binder, S. Bishop, 1. Boughton, G, Brown, 'ij Ag, ,..' 5.5L '5':L? i C. Busin, R. Carney, D. Cutshaw, G. Davis, M. Delnnocentes, R. Durand, T. Eckert, 1. Edwards, N. Elliott, C. Erickson, T. Fos- ter, M. Garner, P. Crandstaff, T. Grand- staff, B. Hipsher, E. ide, D. jones, R. King, D. Kline, D. Lehmann, B. Louthain, C. Matheu, A. Meyer, D. Miller, S. Miller, C-. Morehead, C. Moss, D. Mullin, S. Nickel, A. Penman, C. Petrie, R. Pugh C. Rothgeb, B. Rozzi, R. Sabatini, L. Set zer, C. Shanteau, K. Shaw, I. Shipp, D. Skinner, D. Spradlin, T. Stayer, D. Stout, D. Sturdivanl, S. Walker, K. Watson, E. Wilkinson, K. Wolf, C. STUDENT COUN- CIL officers Dave Kline, Craig Shanteau, Cristine Matheu, Elaine ide, and Dave Klimes meet with Mrs. Guckien. D. Todd Eckert adds his name to Honor Society's roll hook. ,lg-.5 1-ogg.-. ' f if 18 ' -e P

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Student Council purchases gifts for school ' . Rl . v -4 . ...,,., . 1 f-f -Lf -. V f - ,. A , . 1 1 - .1 -, , ' -, - . i V-if 'J v--gif.. 4. 1. . ,3 W N 1 . . if ' Every other Tuesday during a special float period, Craig Shan- teau called the 57-member body of Student Council to order. Be- cause much of the project work of Council was carried out in committee, the meetings usually consisted of reports and assign- ments. Winter Fantasy was Council's big money-making project. An- nie Get Your Gun was chosen in September, and committee chairmen were appointed to get the production ready for opening night, November 15. The citizenship plaque, the bronze school seal, and Christ- mas decorations were among the many gifts that Student Council helped to buy for the school. They also consulted an interior decorator regarding the decora- tion of the hexagonal display cases in the library. To help generate school spirit, cheerleaders Cynde Wedekind and Lori Binder were appointed heads of the LHS Spirit Com- mittee. Some of their activities in- cluded organizing the Homecom- ing bonfire and Spirit Week, painting signs, and planning color days. ln the spring of 1973, eighteen students were inducted into Na- tional Honor Society at the old high school. The new building was the scene of the fall induc- tion, where thirty-seven seniors became members of the Logan- sport chapter. , 19