Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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THE CLASS OF THIRTY-ONE Goodbye, fine class of Thirty! You're Iii-Tri and Y days are done 3 Make way for your heirs Who await on the stairs. We're the class of Thirty-One. All hail kind friends! How are you? Look up and behold the sung It's merry and bright And a jolly fine sight- Like the class of Thirty-One. Believe it or not, but listen! We're playing a vigorous game 5 We revel in sports, And our monthly reports Are excellent, just the same. Opinions about us may vary, But we know, whatever they be, That it's hard to surpass Our kind of a Class- And a year from now, you'll agree. On our honor, now we promise To uphold the standards so line, Which give us a start For a later life part To be played on the stage of time. Now if, as we start our endeavors, we fumble as though we were blind, Just give us a chance To correct our stance, And welll leave the world behind. Just watch us go, if you think we're slow Youlll see when the race is run, That second place Is too slow a pace For the Class of Thirty-One. -Mar aret Mae Millei Page Thirty

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JOHN COHEE-Here is the J. P. Morgan of the High School. We would advise Andy Mellon to watch out for this young fellerf'-Thrift Club Pres., History Club, Band, Football, Track, Booster Club, Debating Society. DOROTHY DAVIS-t'Her silent course advances with inoffensive pace. Dorothy is, nevertheless, a valuable classmate. She always has a cordial greeting for everyone.- Booster Club. MARY BAKER--No pleasanter companion can be imagined than Mary. She is quiet but always ready for a good time.fLatin Club. IIARRIET GEIGER.-Since persistence seldom goes unrewarded, we prophesy a bril- liant future for Harriet. She sticks to her task, be what it may, until it is finished to her satisfaction.-Latin Club, History Club, Junior Prom Committee, Debating Society, Hi Tri. HARRY WATTS-One does not suspect Harry's fun-loving disposition until his wry grin appears. The Senior Class predicts Harry as its bid for fame in the Held of elec- tricity.-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Physics Club, Math Club. JEAN HOLLAND-'Tll speak in a monstrous little voiceg but I WILL speak. Thus says Jean, as her classmates lend willing ears to her lively conveisation.-French Club, Poetry Club, Library Staff, Magpie Staff, H1-Tri. JOHN CLOSSON-L. H. S. students! our Senior president. This quiet chap does a lot of business around the school of which most students are unaware. There is no workei more obliging or more efficient.-Latin Club President, Student Council, Poetry Club, Senior Class President, Hi Y, Golf Club, Booster Club. PAITLINE MOORE-Here's a pretty colleen with just the engaging personality you would expect in a girl with her name. Her deliberate turn of mind lends a weighty argument to her decisions. DONALD WINEGARDNER-How L. H. S. will miss Don! He has been its handy man. In any work he attempts he never swerves from his purpose until he reaches his goal. As an expert cabinet maker, his future is assured. MARY MAXINH BEITKER-Mary appears to be a quiet, dainty miss, but her ringing laugh and dancing eyes cover up her serious side.-Latin Club. Page Thirty-Two 4-