Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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Juniors Beth Booher and Mike Hollibaugh Seniors Lisa Mucker and Kathy Grant know combine work and pleasure, as they study friendship means sticking together through together in the library before school. thick and thin. A friend is someone who stands by you regardless of your mental, physical, emotional, social, or Hnancial status. To a friend, your race, your religion, and your political beliefs are unimportant. Today, your thoughts of high school are cluttered with tests, classes, sports, and activities. You are familiar with the layout of the school and the daily routine. But when your days at LHS are over, those things will be quickly forgotten as you learn new skills in different places. One thing will remain in your memories of LHS - the friends you made throughout high school. Although the tests and classes are important now, when you leave LHS, the superficial things will fade, leaving your memory populated by the special people with whom you shared both good times and bad. Much time was spent at LHS, learning, Friendship is Seniors Bill Minglin, Mitch Mauck, and Bert Miller are a great team on and off the football field even during homeroom. ,QQ X. fan J playing, studying, and laughing, but you 'll remember most the time spent caring. Student Life aff 'Q

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i E 4 l ':- Q 'F.i . , it .1 all S .!,.. J .- J-. ,us .0-tina!-Fl 4,. w , J For the third time in five years, Berry pride swelled to a peak as Logansport became the sec- ond three-time state champion is IHSAA baseball history. The title came after Logansport upset previously unbeaten Evansville Memorial 6-5 in ten innings. Memorial, rated No. 1 in the polls all season, fell to the Berries after 59 straight victo- ries. The Berries jumped out to an early 3-1 lead over Memorial. However, the Tigers came back with four runs to take a 5-3 lead in the fifth. But the Berry bats came to life and junior Barry Bowyer held the Tigers scoreless for the remain- der of the game. Junior Jeff Ball sacrificed in sophomore Brad Platt and senior Eric Kinnaman drove in junior Bert Miller to send the game into extra innings. ln the top of the tenth, senior Mark Snyder stroked a two-out single to score Ball from second for the championship. , l A L Hoping to prevent another runner from Team members George Prentice, Tim scoring, senior Eric Sweet tosses to junior Knight, Tim Grandstaff, Barry Bowyer, Bert Jeff Ball to keep the runner honest After a controversial call, Coach Jim Turner returns to the dugout provoked. Miller, and Damon Bryan inspect the Pharos-Tribune, reliving the excitement and suspense of their upset victory over Evansville Memorial. Student Life -

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I AND i N'T DARKNESS Juniors Trudy Coppock and Terry Doran hang around together during Winter Fantasy play practice. HAND LIGH 4 'wk N Rusk time spent carin g Student Lif