Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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THE TATTLER MARCELLUS FLORY N Bun was one of the main stars of our football team this year. With a war whoop of Tarzan he urged the Red Devils through the most successful season. ex- perienced in a long time. Bun intends to become a noted scientist. He has chosen Chicago University to be his Alma Mater . - HUL-DAH FERREE Artist, student, and playfellow-that's Huldah! She is the bright star of the senior class and heads the list with a general average of 96. We are sure We never could have edited our Tattler without Huldah's busi- ness ability. Her many talents have made her indis- pensable to the life of L. H. S. HESTER MARONEY Hes is that little auburn-haired heart-breaker that al- ways has a long line of friends surrounding her! to hear the latest news. Shehas an abundance of pep and am- bition and if you hear her line of gab you won't be apt to forget it. She will leave a vacancy in the old institu- tion that will be hard to fill. Hester, here's to you! JULIUS MATTES Juke is one of the Art Editors of the Tattler and he graces our meetings with his absence mostly. He is the cinematographer par excellence. The contagious theatri- cal atmosphere has completely conquered Juke and we foresee a 'brilliant future for him in the realm of the silent drama. I 'age iwenly-iwo

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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

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THE TATTLER MAYBELLE LEWIS Maybelle is one of the violinists in our orchestra. She is also master of the typewriter. She and Mildred Alber- deen may well be termed the Siamese Twins for they seem inseparable. We do not know Whether she will be a musician or a. stenographer but whatever she does she has our good wishes. DOROTHY COTNER Dot is another one of our Commercial students. Her curled hair is the envy of all the bobbed-haired gang of L. H. S. We wonder why Dorothy takes such an interest in the University of Chicago. GEORGE McDOWELL George is our ambitious young editor-in-chief. We think that he has made good, don't you? His was a hard job, keeping order at the meeting and seeing that the various editors handed in their copy on time. Geo1'ge's scholastic record has been good throughout his high-school career. We don't know what he intends to do but judging from his grades in science we suggest that he follow that course. May he be as successful in life as he has been in editing the Tatt1er. MAURINE THOMAS There's not a person in L. H. S. who doesn't know Maurine with her dramatic ability and her auditorium speeches. She is a staunch defender of the Buckeye State. Although she is strong for an Ohio school, we are sure she loves old L. H. S. as much as we love her. With her contagious smile and her spirit of comradery she has won a place in our school life which we challenge future comers to fill. Pqge lzefenly-llzree