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1966
& !967 Remember:
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1966 – A cluster of
businesses are destroyed by fire in downtown Logansport including
Timberlake Gifts, Porter Drugs,and Chogas' Billiards. |
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The Kokomo Morning Times predicted – after Logansport
won its Regional, 82-78 over the Valparaiso Vikings – that the
Berries would win the state basketball crown. |
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Oscar Winner – Elizabeth Taylor for her roll in the film
"Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" |
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Lebanon’s Tigers with their All-American Rick Mount
eliminated the Berries 65-64 at the Lafayette Semi-State in Purdue’s
Lambert Fieldhouse after Logan had a 51-39 edge going into the 4th
quarter. |
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Berries tennis team had their best record in ten years and
placed third in the N.C.C. |
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The grassy slopes of Spencer Park adjacent to the Eel River
were perfect for touch football on sunny autumn weekends. |
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click on above
thumbnail for a 1966 view of Fourth St. between E. Broadway and
East Market looking south. Those buildings on right are gone now -
it is parking for Security Federal Bank.
BE SURE TO
USE YOUR BROWSER'S BACK BUTTON.
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1967- Logansport clipped the
defending and unbeaten state champs, the Michigan City Red Devils
83-82 in double overtime on the opponent’s home floor in the
Berries’ season finale. |
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Music – "Hey There Georgy Girl", "A Little Bit
Me, A Little Bit You", "I Think We’re Alone Now",
Mitch Ryder’s "Sock It To Me Baby" and Blues Magoos
"We Ain’t Got Nothing Yet" |
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The LHS senior outing had a feed at Keitzer’s Drive In and
then the movie "In Like Flint" at the State Theater. |
