Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

 - Class of 1931

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Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN) online collection, 1931 Edition, Page 27 of 144
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r d HAROLD MARBURGER-Harold is a quiet, unassum- ing chap whose countenance does not reveal his delib- erate thought and careful efficiency. His quiet enjoy- ment of any fun is contagious. Basketball Hi Y History Club WALTER MARTIN-The Senior Class elected Walter to the staff because of his efficiency. When difficul- ties appear insurmountable to others, Walter's good judgment reduces them to the commonplace. If work reHects the man, Walter's work is refined and polished. Hi Y Debating Society Poetry Club Tattler Staff DOROTHY McDONALD-Dorothy is a studious girl. The more worth while her thoughts are, the more care- ful she is to tell them in her gentlest and lowest voice. RICHARD McE'LHENY-Here is the L. H. S. drum major, stiff, snappy, and formal. He is an ambitious fellow, and his future success is assured. In appear- ance, manner, and intelligence he does credit to the class of '31.-Band, Orchestra, Hi Y, Class Play, Phy- ence.-Commerce Club, Debating Society, Booster Club, French Club, Hi Tri, Math. Club, History Club, Poetry Club. DONNA MEDBOURN- And still the wonder grows that one small head could carry all it knows. Donna is the smallest member of the Senior class, neverthe- less she is among those who wield the greatest influ- ence. Commerce Club Debating Society Booster Club French Club Hi Tri Math. Club History Club Poetry Club CHARLES MEADE-We consider Charlie a very valuable asset to our Senior class. Besides his unusual ability in basket ball, Charles is a very industrious student, his good grades and his popularity are a source of amazement to his friends.-Physics Club, L Club, Basket Ball, Track Tattler Staff. LUCILLE MESSERSMITH-Lucille is very active in band and orchestral work. She gives the impression of strength of character and great capability, and she merits the impression. j Art Club Band Orchestra Latin Club Glee Club PAUL MICHAEL--No other boy in High School is friendlier or better natured than Mike. He is jolly and self-assertive when with his friends, but meek as a. lamb with strangers. Paul is a competent student -when he wants to be. Tattler StaH Prom. Committee Pres. Math. Club Debating Society Poetry Club Art Club MARY MIDDLETON-There is nothing humdrum about Mary. She loves fun and is clever, sensible, and practical. If you ask her what she wants to be in the future, the answer comes quickly, a landscape gard- ner. -Hi Tri, Booster Club, Judiciary. MARGARET MILLER-She writes poetry. She is an artist. She gets A's in all her subjects. She makes herself necessary to her friends. She is decidedly a good sort. She is a worthy graduate of the class of '31, Art Club, French Club, Debating' Society, Hi Tri Cabinet, Class Play, Prom Committee, Poetry Club, Thrift Club, Library Staff. 4 Q 4 f Twenty-three 4 ff' X QQ wi 4

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in x Twenty-two 00-Wea f HELEN KRUCK-Helen succeeds in what she under- takes because she is willing to work. She is an enthu- siastic Hi Tri member. Hi-Tri Poetry Club MAX KUMLER-Max is a member of the west side gang and is noted for his care-free manner and his daring spirit. His wise-cracks in the class room fur- ' nish great fun-for the students. O- upCECIL LAMBERT-Cecil has shown remarkable pro- Ntficiency in shop work. His modest demeanor in class outside of school. Nixcontrasts with his assertive manner among friends fi -J X WANDA LARRISON-Wanda is a big hearted, happy girl but watch out for the snap in her brotwn eyes. SWhat she knows, she knows as her positive manner affirms. History Club Library Staff Hi-Tri Physics Club DAOROTHY LENON-The saucy toss of her curly head, and a walk that looks as if the world is at her feet characterize Dorothy. Her eyes are an out door sign of her fun loving nature. Commercial Club Hi-Tri Booster Club ROBERT LOlGAN- Bohn is an easy going, good nat- ured fellow. His interests center about music, and his clarinet has contributed to both band and orchestra. Band Orchestra Music League ANNETTA LXOPEZ-Wonder of wonder!-Annette has studied a whole summer in the University of Spain at Madrid. One tongue is not enough for her, as she is an accomplished linquist. Her great attraction is her habitual courtesy. Poetry Club French Club Hi-Tri BERNARD LOWES-Bernard with his flashing dark eyes and immaculate appearance looks the shiek. However, he is sincere, straightforward, and manly. Hi Y Math. Club Magpie Staff ALICE LYONS-Sparkling and vivacious Alice! Her brown eyes hold a depth of understanding, and her merry countenance shows the enjoyment she gets out of life. Commerce Club Hi Tri Debating Society DONALD MAPLE-See Don's placid face. With that same expression he can plot mischief that provides en- tertainment for all. His enjoyment of fun is balanced by an earnest endeavor in work. Latin Club



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1 M NK IX oo if Twenty-four CHARLES MILLION-Charles is strong and steady. One seldom sees him without noticing first his mag- netic smile. It is quite evident that more than one person thinks him attractive. Hi Y L Club Football ROGER MILLS-Roger is the man about town, for his experience covers both the school and business world. His enjoyment of fun gives him a place in any circle. Football JACK MORAN-Jack is an honest and sincere boy. His class mates admire him for his progress in ath- letics and like him for his pleasant ways- and kindly words. Football RUSSEL MORRICAL-Let future runners beware when 'tNurmi starts to sprint down the cinder track. Russel has seen to it that his intellectual development has balanced his physical development. Football Math. Club Hi Y Poetry Club Band Orchestra Class Play MARY M. MORROW-This young lady means busi- ness in her school work. Disapiproving of any discus- sion of trival subjects, especially in her classes, she is always eager to get down to work and add to her already broad knowledge. Commerce Club CHARLES NEFF-Some day Charles hopes to show the world he can fly-not as an angel-but as an avia- tor. His highest ambition is to be an aeronautical en- gineer. His immaculate appearance and innate kindli- ness will help him anywhere. Latin Club Junior Music League GLEN NEWTON-Glen's red hair belies his disposi- tion, as he is very quiet and slow to anger. He has a decisive way in accomplishing every task. RUTH NIPPLE-This little girl has a degree of com- mon isense many times in proportion to her size. She is naturally domestic but has done excellent work in her academic course. Latin Club Home Economics Club Cafeteria NEVA NOBLE-Her love of the out-doors and of nat- ure make her a good sport. Although she has been quiet among us, she is recognized as a good student. Glee Club Hi-Tri Commerce Club Art Club MARY JANE NORRIS-Rah, Rah, Rah! Enter Mary Jane, our personable cheer leader. She has an ability to sway a crowd, arousing either enthusiasm by her cheers or admiration by her songs. Hi Tri Latin Club Girls' Basketball Booster Club Yell Leader

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