Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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'1' H E '1' A 'll '1' L I5 R u 1 I' I ,T 1...- CA'l'lIl'lRINl'l COVAIXI' Catherine is one of those girls who likes to make enticim: things to eat in the cooking: room. She is quiet, yet always rcady for a bit of fun. JOHN CARITHERS Whenever he takes a notion John will work on a task until hc is satisfied that it is completed. If he hasn't the notion, he never starts. Thu '2-1 class-basket-hall team couldn't do without him. GENEVA SANDERS Geneva irraduatcd at mid-year, but lcft us to lualtle with thc cruel terrors of the businss world, We would suggest that she open an art shop since we have seen some of her work in the Studio. DANIEL l'0li'l'l'IR Dan is that small student ol' L. ll. S. who trampcd through four ytars of hard work to his diploma. His renown as a hunter is known to most ol' his friends who regard him as a second Davy Crocket. MARY DERBY Mary is quiet and reserved in manner and takes things as they come. She is talented alum.: literary lincs and has been a conscientious worker on the Magpie for two years. FRANCES LEW Frzun-cs is one of the West-side girls, who uallantly sallius across the Third Street Bridge every school morning. She's always in a goml humor and has the earmarks of a tins- housewife. RAYMOND SEl,l,l'1RS We have a Paulcrcwski in our midst! Not only can he play classical music but he can rattle thc ivorics to the time ol' the latest jazz. EVELYN POSFIY Evelyn is one who can always amireciatc a good jokc. She just smiles and smiles, but no wild out burst of laughter ever comes from her lips. Like her? Well I guess we do, I 1 1 Page Twenty I

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T H E T A T T L E R ' 1 A ,I I 1 LLOYD CAR1'I'HI'JRS Lloyd is among those gentlemen who believe in listening but occasionally break their profound silence and make a most brilliant xecitation. Ile is the other indispensable Carither on our class-team. MINTA LYONS Did you ever see the day that Minta couldn't answer a question? Well, we never have either! She been it credit to L. H. S. May there be many more like her. EARL BARGERHUFF Earl blew his way into prominence--yes, he plays the trombone. He has decided artistic tastes. admiration for Titian hair is quite noticeable. ISLANCHE McCARNES Blanche is one of our quiet well bred girls. Though one would never guess it from her apparent rve, she is lots of fun, PEGGY HORN Firm as the Rock of Gibraltar and silent as the Sphinx itself but ever ready for a bit of funfis Pemry. No argument or debate was ever complete unless she was a participant. WILLIAM JAMES He pauses not in his allotted task but works on laboriously until it is iinished. Bill is always gentle, sympathetic, and ready to help. He has the proverbial usenatorial walk. AMELIA HEPPE Amelia's favorite prescription to the lovelorn is one part Lake Winona, one part red canoe, four parts football captain, and moonlight thrown in. We expect a future Beatrice Fairfax of her. WAYNE DORAN Wayne is the silentcst of silent men. But by his quiet and unresponsive attitude he demands the respect of all. We hear that sometimes he steps out with a fail' young: lady. H- . . - Page Nineteen

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T H IC 'l' A 'I' 'I' L E R vi 1 4 l l T 'f'l 'E+' MILDIIED HENDEE This is another one of our tres ,ieunes filles. She is always helping! someone over the rough and troublesome places of a lesson. Mil knows how to have a good time too. ORMUS GREY Ormus is that corpulent gentleman who practices Wzllter Camp's daily dozen. His office hours are from 10:30 to 12:30 in lllir. He hails from Curveton and is an extensive traveler on the l'ennsyl- vania railroad, Velda has a lecoprnize her as If you want one respects him. Annabelle is many: her foes This auliurn VELDA REED charming: personality, a fine mind, and a perfect disposition. The girls of I.. H. S. a real friend and a companion in all thinxrs Worth while. CHARLES SMITH anything done, ask Charles. Charles is an earnest hard working fellow and every His motto is No girls need look at me. ANNAISELLE MERRITT noted for her winning: smile and never-failing: good humor. Her friendsf-they are are there any? Every noon she has to stop at the grocery store for her candy. MAXINE FERGUSON haired yrirl is one ot' the brighest and most accomplished members oi' our class. Not only is she awarded with 90's but is very well versed in the art of playing' the violin and trombone. MARY CARPENTER Mary is everything that contrasts with noisy. Her curly hair and modest manner are her out- standing qualities. We have often heard her play and predict for her a brilliant musical career. HELEN BENNETT This is the angel who is seen about the commercial department. Her nimble digits uambol as merrily upon the typewriter as over the keys of the piano. We like to hear her sing. 1 -1 n . 1 1 . 1 J Page Twenty-one