Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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FLEO T E RRELL. Cleo shakes the sands of Jefferson township out of her clothes every morning and gets to school on time, via the fiiver route. Lucile, Cleo and the Lizzie are inseparable, in fact, they would make good triplets if Lizzie were not tin. Cleo was a good student and a. hard worker on the Statf. She thinks that she will study domestic science at Purdue, but probably she will do most of it in the kitchen of the Banta farm house. ALFRED GUST- GUSTY . Gusty is the Editor-in-Chief of our Tattler, not in name only but in deed. We will always be proud of the annual whose success was due to the man at its head. We are sure that Alfred will make a successful business man in the future. He has some views of his own on Republican politics and is famed for his weighty arguments on this question. Alfred is one of the most popular Seniors in L. H. S. because of his pleasing manner. Here's success to him in the future. LILLIAN HOWELL-f'BILL . Is that a young whirlwind coming down the hall? No, that's just Bil1 . She always travels that way. She has more pep in one linger than most of us have about our whole person. She is a iine all-round comrade of every one in the class. Like her? Well I guess we do! . ROBERT WORSTELL- HOB?'. f We do not have to tell you about Bob's artistic ability as our annual is enough proof. Mechanical apparatus have always been his hobby, and in the near future we shouldn't be a bit surprised to see him the best cinema photographer in Hollywood. Bob always has an ear to ear grin for everyone. He never gets the blues, although he is a crank on Brown. LUCILE GIBSON. Yes, you'll have to admit that Lucile is one of the best looking girls in the class of 1921. She has Forded to school for three years and walked one, due to the fact that tires blow out and parts break down. She is a very lovable person and her absence will be felt in L. H. S. next year. Page Tze'enz'y-three

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JASON BIRKENRYTH. Jason resembles his brother in stature and has an uncanny power of guessing the right answer to any kind of question, whether he has ever heard of the subject or not. Jason believes in keeping up the family's reputation. The following tribute has been given to him and his brother by a certain teacher: Well, those Birkenruth's generally hit things right. He is an all-round good fellow and every- body's friend. DOR.0Tl-lY DOWNS- DOT . Dot is not a tweeny Weenie but a real Senior, and it has only taken her three and one-half years to become one, too. Besides being a ' l ct this class in which to good student, she has the wisdom to se e graduate. As Dorothy left the Juniors to come to 1921, we hope that she will never regret the change and that she likes us as well as we do her. VICTOR SEITOR- VIl '. No, Vic does not marcelle it, but that perfect wave has been the envy of all the girls in school for many moons. Vic and his car ' ' 't ee why he needs his legs at all. are inseparable, in fact, we don s He is an ideal Senior, indeed, his demeanor would become a college I I graduate. He is going to Chicago University to learn to D6 a unmet. We feel sure that he will succeed and when he is Secretary of the ' e shall remember Victor and his never- United States Treasury w crowded car at L. H. S. MAI-IJ ORIE FAR,Rl'1LL-'M A RJ . 'tb us ever since our High School days began Marjorie has been wi and has established a good reputation with her schoolmates by study- ing hard and getting good grades. But Marjorie is truly feminine in that she finds Physics her only stumbling block. She is very quiet, although if you are around her it would not be long until you would f r her in your heart. discover there was a warm place o FRED SNELL. ' ll his own Wow girls don't rushg he has Fred's complexion is a . . , , no recipe for it. Fred is one of our leisurely post graduates who has more time to waste than anyone else in the world. Though the yard stick says that Fred is five feet ten inches, he is decidedly interested in Little things. Fred is going to Pratt to take up Archi- tectural Engineering, and if the charms of the city don't lure him ' ' ' cess and that his iirst astray, we predict that he will be a big suc plan will be for a little bungalow for two. Page Twen ty-two

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H ERBERT H0l'Hl-IALTE R- -J'H0l' H YU. The last of the line of Hochhalter who lived up to the family reputation of 90 plus. Hochy was also one of the stars of the second team. At first we thought that Herbert would astonish the world by his ability as a painter, but now we will know him as a T. P. Ctooth pulle-rl. BEULAH BAKER. Beulah is a girl with a sunny temperament. In fact, she is never known to be gloomy or out of sorts. This happy disposition has won many friends for her in L. H. S. There was danger of her not being able to graduate with us, but by working hard this last year she has overcome the difficulty and has truly earned her diploma. She aspires to be a private secretary and fortunate indeed will be the business man who obtains her for an assistant. ' CAR-L MILLE R. Carl has almost grown out of our class, he is so tall. He presents a striking appearance at all times, clean, neat, tall and dignified. His blonde hair is ever combed straight back in symmetric lines. He's a 'food comrade to all who know him and has everyone's good will. ts He likes his studies, especially pattern making, but is not fond of assembly periods and so disappears at about that time every day. MARGARET HORN- MAGGIE . Maggie is one of the most popular members of our class, although she spends much of her time G0ss ipping. By virtue of her artistic ability, she has been made Mrs. Mclntosh's first assistant. Maggie has had her hair bobbed since her picture was taken and now calls herself a. Bolshevik, but nothing could be further from her sunny even-tempered disposition. She is destined to represent L. H. S. in the Greenwich Village. JOHN BAKE R,- BAKE?'. Imagine John coming to school without his car! Bake is a good student and a general all-round good fellow. He is not an athlete, but the football or basketball teams could not win without him. John has lately become musically inclined, having taken up the saxaphone. We predict some day he will lead the Baker Sextette. Pqgfe T 7rfe11f,1'-fam'