Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

Page 24 text:

pr THE TATTLER REVA FRY Reva is a jolly good classman who always appreciates a good joke. She managed to worry through 'Latin and math. for two years, then started to take a. vocational course. This, Reva thinks, is smooth sailing and plans to take up a vocational course as her life work. BLANCHE NEFF Blanche is one of our peppiest and wittiest graduates. One never needed a page for Blanche at the games for she can always be found in the southeast corner of the gym with all of the rooters, yelling for L. H. S. She spent last Christmas vacation selling aluminumware at the Bee Hive and we know she will be better acquainted with the kitchen utensils from her previous experience. t NEWLIN GALLNIN Touts during his high school career has plugged every inch of the Way and he has earned for himself the reputation of working until he gains his objective. He has not taken an active part in athletics but has shown his interest by training Gordon Kelsey, one of our good milers. JOSEPH INE WOOLLEY Jo came from Kalamazoo direct to us. She is the girl that made golashes famous at L. H. S. Her eye- lashes prevent her from showing her emotions with tears. We think the fates have decreed that some day soon she will be a wholesale' dealer's wife. Page tweuly

Page 23 text:

THE TATTLER OVERTON HERSCHBERGER He1'sl1y is our classmate with the individualizing walk. All the girls envy his youthful complexion. His quiet unassuming disposition will win him a place of recogni- tion iu the world. He has distinguished himself as a mechanical drawer. LOUISE GRUBBS, UG1'llbbSl6', Grubbsie is that plump young lady famous for her giggle and ready smile. If a pleasant personality spells SUCCESS we have no doubt of her future. Grubbsie knows not what school she will grace with her presence, but we know she will grub her way through. GORDON PAUL Green Cheese earned his alias because of his inability to see through jokes, but he certainly has a good head for basketball and football. He earned his L in basket- ball in '21 and '22 and his football ll in '22. Green expects to become a secretary of a Y. M. C. A. Judging from his experience in grinding hamburgers at such an establishment, we think he is certainly fitted for the Dosition. MARY AMAN Mary has spent a great many of her school hours, after eating lunch at Riverside Park, boat-riding on Eel River. However, lately she has reformed and proved to usthat she can really adapt herself to her studies. Mary's experience as housewife for her father will in the future no doubt be valuable to her as well as some one else. Page mweleen

Page 25 text:

THE TATTLER ELIZABETH ZARTMAN Elizabeth is another out-of-town lass who came to L. H. S. to iinish her high school course. All who know Eliza- beth proclaim her manner extremely pleasing, although she is very quiet and not easy to know. We're glad to have you graduate with us, Elizabeth, and we're sorry we don't know you better. PAULINE FISHER, Fishie Pauline is a dark haired girl with the sparkling black eyes that you see in the commercial classes. Always laughing and always ready to see a joke-that's F'ish . She's one of our best girl athletes and we predict that some day she will rival Annette Kellerman. HAROLD SHARTS Hoddy , the Associate Editor of our Tattler and every- oue's staunch friend. From kindergarten to graduation he has been our co-laborer. As an L. H. S. student he certainly worked hard and took a keen interest in all school activities. His co-operation with the Editor and his untiring aid has proved invaluable in editing our Annual. Hoddy is going to keep on aiding people by some day practicing medicine. JANETTE HAIR, Fuzzy Janette is one of these happy-go-lucky girls who is always laughing. When we hear a loud giggle somewhere, we know Janette has arrived, Fuzzy looks like a decorated war hero with her array of frat pins. She has a num- ber of affairs and her latest is Douglas. fqlrlft fzzrefziy-rule