Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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'I' H IC 'I' A 'I' 'I' I, li R -Ti-,.. ' 1 n ,W I I I MALCOLM LYISROOK He had enough credits so Malcolm enjoyed a year of loafing. llc isn't bothered much by wimin and the only hand hc likes to hold is four aces and a dt-uve. IONE WILLIAMS She is a whiz at translating Virgil. I-me is nr-ver disturb:-ml hy the noisy, uhatterinyr lauuhim: throng of students, hut pursues her tasks with undisturbed calm WlI.l,lAM BROWN William is too rliyrniiled, so we call him Penny , lle is an ellivient player upon strings ol' instru- ments and indeed he often shows some sparks ol' wit. MARIAN 'IHXYIAJR Marian is real 5:1-nerous and lets all the other boys and girls revite before she does then, to save the reputation of the class, she Lzives the rorrvt answer. DOROTHY l'RO1 l'l'lR Dorothy has just been here one-half year perhaps not that long, but we all know her. Even if she has attended schools all over the country, she seems to: think a great deal of I.. H. S. EVA FIELDS Here in another ol' the warblin: variety. There are not many like Eva. Shu's as demurc as a any saint. Withcnlit u Sign ol' rouge or paint she graces the halls of L. H. S, HARRY HARRIS Harry is the indispensable drummer of Il, Il. SE, orchestra. To hear him expound the modern economic problems, one would never imagine that he can sing--Almut he can. EDNA LIMING Edna is the personification nl' that universally acknowledged senior attribute studiousness . When ever she starts to do a thinxz, it is usually completed. IIere's to you, Edna. FT ..- I I I I Page Sixteen

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THE TATTLER 1 CHARLO'1 l'E GRACE Charlie is a wonderful sport. lf she will do a thingz, she will, one may depend on it: but if she wont, she wont: and that's the end of it. GEORGE KLEIN This class seems to have more than its share of musicians yes, George plays the violin. We have never been able to discover whether George comes from the southland or whether his laziness is acquired. ELEANOR ZANGER I have a passion for the name of Don, so says Eleanor. She has that unusual combination of liyzht hair and dark brown eyes. She is an ardent fan of all sports. Don is the cause. EVA WOLFE Eva is one of those few girls in our class who has not hobbed her hair. She lives in the country and drives to school every morning. JOSEPHINE MEI-IAFFIE Did you ever see any one more spin and span than Jo? Jo is for having a grand time and she has it, too. We know she waits impatiently for the Bloomington mail. PAUL HARRISON Everyone admires a boy ol' character and principles, and we all admire Paul, as a boy posse:-zing both. He is one to be depended upon in any situation. He fusses little, studies some, and works much. MARY ALICE l'0R'1'ER Mary Alice is 21 girl who follows this motto, lf you want a thing: wcll done do it yourself, and she surely can do it right too. Her interest in everything: has made her one of our best all-round girls. DON POWLEN The use of Hair Groom is invaluable to Don. He has been a constant visitor to the office and has probably received more passes during his career than any other student, Q If Page Fifteen

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'L' H li 'l' A T '1' L E R lr I l f ' I 1 - MARGARET TRUMAN Talk to her of Jaeob's ladder and she would ask you the number of steps. Pat is interested in everything and is a couvinving: talker. DONALD RIFE If you want anything, just no to Don, he'll help you get it. A great many of the class' dreams have become realisms through Don's work and engineering. He's a real booster for L. H. S. NANCY REIGHTER She never makes any fuss about her lessons, but shc always has them. We wonder how she does it. Nancy is so quiet, she makes some ol' us ashamed of our continual chattering. VERA WATSON Vera lives in Clymers and as a result is one of the envied luekies who get excused early from school. Sho is a staunch believer in church parties. FREDERICK CARL For one short term Fred was our efficient Underelass Editor. Upon his resignation, Mildred was appointed. Doesn't Woodberry look business like? If you think so, you aren't deceived -he is. HARRIET FITZER Harriet told us one day that she never had an idea, but we must confess that she is a real artist. She says she is going: to be a nurse. NORMAN SLOAN Norman came to us all the way from Iowa. He is a proper example of western civilization, He bas taken such an active part in our interests, it seems as if he has been here always. HELEN FARREL Helen beloumrs to the Teenie XVQ-4-nie Family. She is never seen by herself but is always with the other two members of the triumvirate, Hope and Catherine. She always seems to be having a good time. Page Seventeen