Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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JIYRA WILLIAMS. Here is another of our class who has prepared herself while in L. H. S. for the terrors of the business world. When very busy she generally wears a determined frown. That frown has helped a lot towards those 90's we see on her report card. Myra, we feel sure, will make a good stenographer for some married business man. COLLIS LUCY. Collis is the boy with the purple socks and that individualizing walk. He fills any vacant place on the football team with marked ability. His ability to tell negro stories is unsurpassable. When he laughs, he laughs all over. Collis has the peculiarity of sitting back and waiting for the teacher to call on him because he always has an answer. GENEVIEVE LONGWELL- JENNY , Did you ever hear of a song called 'tSweet an' Pretty ? Well, that was dedicated to Jenny. She works diligently at her typewriter and we feel sure that she will be a success in life for she always likes to see things Dunn . HE RSHALL SANDERSON- HER-SH . Hersh , the pirate. In the olden days the pirates were called gentlemen of leisure . Hersh is a modern pirate in this respect. He is also Scotch and proud of it. There are three things in which Hersh delights in doing rather than anything else: the First is dancing-he is a slave to itg the second is playing pool-he is a shark: the third is arguing with Miss Shultz in history class-he is noted for it. A droll humor and a ready wit are responsible for pulling him safely out of any serious clashes. We do not know what Hersh's highest ambition is but we think that he would make a formidable lawyer-the bar is generally infested with Scotchmen. RUTH WILLIAMS- SKlNNY . Three rahs for Ruth, our star basketball player. It's no joke either because she's right there. We might call her one of the faculty be- cause she is Miss Adams' chemistry helper. Ruth says Everyone loves a fat person. ' Page Fouriem

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HOME R WOODLIN G- WO 0DY . We're all glad that Homer decided to leave Walton and cast his lot with L. H. S. What would our basketball team do without him? His ability to make baskets has made hi111 famous. His southpa1v has proved valuable in many instances. PEARL NEWUOMB. Pearl is so quiet that she makes some of us ashamed of our con- tinual chattering. We hear that she is a good cook and in these days a good cook is rare. Pearl doesn't make any fuss about her lessons but she always gets good grades. We wonder how she does it? We hope that Pearl finds some deserving young man to try her culinary arts upon, and that he will appreciate her as much as L. H. Sf has done. CARVROL NELSON. Our class seems to run to,extremes in heights. Carrol is one of the shortest, but he surely makes up for it in wit. He was in the army but wisely came back to L. H. S. to graduate. He never lets his studies interfere with the time he spends with the ladies. He will probably be a successful printer in the near future. MARIE GAMMILL. Perhaps you've wondered who that person is that you see doing all the work in the office. Why that's Marie, the busiest little girl in the High School. We've heard that Marie adores music, especially the violin. RALPH LIMING. Ralph is that Senior with the coal black hair and eyes, who ably attends to his own business and lets others do the same. He makes no fuss about his lessons but always has an answer and one that usually pleases Miss Cox. He is vitally interested in his school work, but is nevertheless an ardent baseball fan. Pnggff' Fiflfm