Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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THE TATTLER HENRIETTA LITTLE, Hen1'iett Henrietta proves the adage that happiness lies in activ- ities. Henriett has won our hearts by her sweet ways as well as her sweet looks. If she conquers the world as she has conquered her studies, life will be plain sail- ing to her. -Henrietta leaves soon for Northwestern Uni- versity to develop her splendid dramatic ability. MURIEL SPEITEL M.uriel lwe hardly know which way to spell it, for she has changed it several times since her entrance into L. H. SJ is one of the tall members of our class. She talks on almost any subject whether she has given it former thought or not. Muriel has always been an ardent church member and we surmise that some day she will be working among the wild and wooly hoathlens. PAUL R. BEALL Paul is one of the few students in our class who has gained good grades with apparently little work. Paul and our science teachers have not always seen things in the same light. We don't know what Paul intends to do but we recommend the job of calling stations on a trans-Atlantic flyer. MARGARET WIQNFIELD, Peg Peg took the beauty prize in the Baby Contest of Indi- ana in 1907 and we are certain she still retains the beauty honors. Margaret is accomplished in the art of argu- mentation especially with Ida as her opponent. She sings All By Myself and thinks of Eric in Massachusetts. -Page twenly-nine

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THE TATTLER RICHARD ELLIOTT Dick is the aristocratic, good-looking male of our class. Dick's high grades and his handwriting have made him famous, the latter seemingly a family characteristic. Dick's future with the Elliott Grocery Company is al- ready assured. RUTH BAKER Meek as a mouse -that's what you will think about Ruth, but wait 'til you really know her. She left us for a year to seek pleasures in the Sunny Southland, but she knew a good class when she saw it, and returned to graduate with us. EDWIN HELTON Eddie , although small in physique, excells in mental power and freshman tricks. His attitude in class was of an indifferent sort but he always managed to give an answer-which was usually right. Since Miss Adams has impressed on Eddie's mind the necessity of efficient chemists he has decided to take up chemical engineering. Judging from his record in high. school we predict a successful career for him. FRANCES LUX Frances is one of the numerous girls who is taking a business course. She was one of the first girls in L. H. S. to bob her hair. Her father is a dairyman and Frances is his able little milkmaid. She never lets her work, however, interfere with her social engagements, so when there is a dance, Luxie is right there. Page lwenly-eight

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I 1 THE TATTLER CHARLOTTE BROWN, Brownie Brownie is especially known at IQ. H. S. for her dra- matic ability and her red hair. At the mention of Purdue, Charlotte immediately becomes interested. The reason?- explaliired by one syllable, Bob , Charlotte's name is synonymous with? energy. SERENE ROWLQAND x 2 A Serene is that impulsive senior that says whatever hap- pens to come to her mind. She is very frank in ex- pressing her opinions. Just the same, do we like her? Weill say we do. Serene is one of our capable wit and humor editors. She plans to take a two-year course in home economics. No need for her to take home economicsg she'll have practical experience in the future. You're lucky, Fred. FRED WILSON Going quietly and unassumingly about his business, this student's course through L. H. S. has not been mediocre. He has made us all aware of hismpresence. His sterling qualities have given him a place in L. H. S. which will indeed be hard to iill. We know that he can do naught else but succeed in his work. LETHA SHIDELER . Letha is our Petit girl at L. H. S. She is very interested In all athletics, due, it is rumored. to her admiration for a certain player. Geometry' was her stumbling block, but she managed to surmount it, and is now taking art instead. Carl, no doubt your home will be a thing of beauty. Page lhirty