Mais, it's cold, cold...

[HelmutVII]

Ice on cypress lake

[HelmutVII]

Dupre library

[Boomer]

Ice on cypress lake

_———-In early 60s the lake froze and some students were ice skating and photo was in a national mag——T-bind might even have a photo!

[60swerethebest]

Are the Gators safe?? Or are they on the menu?

[raoul]

_———-In early 60s the lake froze and some students were ice skating and photo was in a national mag——T-bind might even have a photo!

It was the centerfold in Life magazine!

[HelmutVII]

Out for a walk tonight and saw that somebody decided to give Dr Stephens a beanie hat

[BeauCajun]

Out for a walk tonight and saw that somebody decided to give Dr Stephens a beanie hat

He had beads around his neck and in his right hand earlier in the week.

[DieHard 1280]

It was the centerfold in Life magazine!

My question is how did so many people in South Louisiana get ice skates?

[Turbine]

My question is how did so many people in South Louisiana get ice skates?

Hard to see but I think it was "one" out front on skates, and the rest playing on ice in the background.

https://forumeus.com/showthread.php/...us-1961-62-ICE

[OldCajunFan]

_———-In early 60s the lake froze and some students were ice skating and photo was in a national mag——T-bind might even have a photo!

The two-page spread photo of frozen Cypress Lake was in the Jan. 26, 1962 issue of Life Magazine: https://rb.gy/lai42m. Scroll down a few pages to see photo on pp. 2-3 with the title "A SUDDEN ICE RINK DEEP IN DIXIE" at lower right.

At the time, a stray black dog nicknamed "Inky" had roamed the campus for a few weeks. I recall Inky walking on the ice and barking at the fish he could see through it. (My age is revealed by the fact that I graduated from USL that semester.)

[Turbine]

The two-page spread photo of frozen Cypress Lake was in the Jan. 26, 1962 issue of Life Magazine: https://rb.gy/lai42m. Scroll down a few pages to see photo on pp. 2-3 with the title "A SUDDEN ICE RINK DEEP IN DIXIE" at lower right.

At the time, a stray black dog nicknamed "Inky" had roamed the campus for a few weeks. I recall Inky walking on the ice and barking at the fish he could see through it. (My age is revealed by the fact that I graduated from USL that semester.)

That makes you royalty.