Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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PAGE TWELVE fsse l x f'-.E THE FFKCULTY The students of L. H. S. are fortunate in having many talented and understanding faculty members, all of whom are willing and eager to help with some difficult problem and to give the students a fundamental, basic training which they will use in later life. The ideal which all faculty members strive for is to be consid- ered a friend or good fellow. When they have the faith and trust of the student body, when problems are brought to them to be solved, and when the students admire and respect them, they have achieved their goal. Since all faqulty members are considerate and willing to help, an atmosphere of good will and friendly understand- ing exists between them and the students. The teachers are constantly striving to implant in each student an appreciation for the finer things of life and to fortify them with weapons to face the responsibilities of the world. The faculty feel that if a student is a good citizen of the high school, he will probably be a good citizen of the United States. Therefore, because the students of today are the leaders of tomor- row, the faculty try to make good citizens of the students of Lo- gansport High School-

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l Miss Catherine Monehan Mr. William Marocco Mr. R. D. Norris Miss Dorothy Patterson Mr. William E. Peters Miss Neva Plotner Miss Harriet Pitman Mr. James Puett Miss Ethel Richardson Mr. O. R. Shanks Miss Virginia Shaver Miss Thelma Sines Miss Maru Smith Miss Mary Shultz Miss Flora Shultz Miss Mirabelle Tucker Mr. Francis Van Allen M1'. Rex Van Tilbury Mr. Clifford Wells Mr. W. Harvey Winton A FRCULTY Industrial Arts-Mr. Hill, Mr. Van Tilbury, Mr. Hume, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Van Allen. Journalism-Mr. Van Allen. Languages-Miss Manders, Miss Plotner, Miss Johnson. Lib1'aryfMiss Baade. Mathematics-Miss Mary Shultz, Mr. Angermeier, Mr. Shanks. Music-Miss Sines, Mr. Marocco, Miss Tucker. Physical Education-Mr. Wells, Miss Patterson. Saf-etyfMiss Brandt, Mr. Puett. Science- fMr. Winton, Miss Brandt, Mr. Hall. R PAGE ELEVEN

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SOF'HOlVlORES -ff we OFFICERS President Raymond Justice Vice-President-Doris Beroih Secrctary Virginia Nelson TreasureriBetty Mayberry On September 5, three hundred and twenty soph- omores met together for the first time in the Lo- gansport High School auditorium as a part of the school body of which they were the newest members, and then as a group where they were informed of the ways of the world they were entering by Mr. Cox, and later by a member of the student council. 102 of these sophs were 10A's and 218 were 10B's. Of the 10B's, 101 oanie from Lincoln Junior High. 89 from Riley, and 28 from schools of other cities. These slightly bewildered students began that day a pro- cess of adjusting themselves to z, new scheme of things. The improved system of guidance groups, their teachers, and fellow students have aided in their becoming good students and citizens of L.H.S. 1.2 g- i i ' PAGE THIRTEEN