Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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THE TATTLER MILDRED ALBEQRDING Mid is another of those jolly girls who has received the most of her instruction at L. H. S. by frequenting typewriting and shorthand rooms. She has played the fiddle in the H. S. orchestra ever since it was organized. We don't know what her ambitions are, or what fate has in store for her, but we do know that her name will be on the list of those who have done something worth while. CLOY ANDERSON Foxy is a hard-working chap, in fact he studied entire summer in order that he might graduate with good class. He has often driven away the gloom in one our the Economics as well as English classes by his clever marks. He is musically inclined. Perhaps some day shall hear of The Anderson Symphony Orchestra. 1'9- we DOROTHY 'HELVERN We certainly all look up to Dot -it's a case of have to'f. Her height possibly is one of her greatest resources when it comes to make some of those baskets she does in the girls' gym class. Frequently a Ford of one of the famous men on Walton's basketball team is seen parking in front of the Helvern home. ROSE HEALEY Rose graduated from the school to graduate from consequently she will be When the typewriters are Academy, then came to high the Cammercial Department: well supplied with diplomas. all in use they make a great deal of noise but Rose's laugh can be heard above the din. She plans to go to the University of Chicago this fall. Hzge lwenly-sin'

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THE TATTLER LEE NELSON Lee has ever been the gentleman, and ever will be. He came in and helped out with they art work when we sorely needed it and therefore deserves the highest praise we can give him. He is to be an architect and if .infinite patience and painstaking care count for anything he will be eminently successful. NEVA KRU CK Neva is our little blonde country girl. We don't know how we could ever have gotten along without her. When We all were downhearted and tired with work, Neva pops up with something funny and with a good laugh and resolution we again set to work to w1'ite character sketches. Not many of us knew Neva before the T'att1er sta.E, but we have grown to love her as one of the family. Neva expects to go to college next fall and if recommenda- tions count for anything she will be president of her class. JOE- GREMELSPACHER Joe, our back guard, president of our class, and of the Junior Music Lieagueg active member of our Tattler staff, and of the Athletic Board. Is that not. a career to be envied? In view of his success as a newspaper -re- porter, we gaze into the crystal of the future and see .Toe as an editor of notable rank. MILDRED WARFELT Mildred is the possessor of a wonderful disposition, as well as exceptional musical ability. She will sorely be missed by her geometry teacher for she has liked geom- etry so well that she has lingered in each class an extra semester. Mildred will leave the home nest to take up an extensive study of piano. Page twenly-h'z1e

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THE TATTLER MABEI, LGOOD Mabel is another Daughter of the Land who fspends much of her time outside of school holrlrsg in rural Qnaunts near Lake Cicott. We haven't learned to know her as we'd like to because her chief interests seem to be el e- where-in Kokomo, it is rumored. She 'adds another to the list of our lassies who have chosen business as a vocation. MYRON PHILLIPS Philly has been a persistent worker 'through his four years in L. H. S. He has helped in everything worth while, his latest work being assistant business manager of the Tattler staff. Although his home is in Monticello he has stayed here to iinish his high school education. His ambition is to study law, hence L. H. S. must per- force transfer him to the University of Michigan. Lucky Ann Arbor! X r Q V. LAURA FISHER Laura is our all around star student. She has real pep and is especially interested in 'Your ivory tickler that played on our football and basketball teams. When'in high school her one ambition is to excel everyone in grades, but in the future it will be to teach the dead languages. DOUGLAS ARRICK Dodo was the able captain of our iIustrious 'football team. He showed us that he had basketball ability as well, but because of his ineligibilityx he had to retire from the squad. Dodo is planning to go to the Univer- sity of Illinois and take up accounting and general busi- ness. Page twenty-sevefz