Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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s N43 A MAVIS WILHELM- Mavis is something of a coquette, and she has considerable charm. Her quick insight makes her services al- ways in demand. Hi-Tri Tattler Staff Booster Club Class Play JACK WILDERMUTH- With all his deliberation, give Jack time and he will get there. Instead on one girl he has two. Jack plays safe. DONALD WINTER- Cool, deliberate, purposeful in the face of stress and storm, one may depend on it that Don will get there. Editor-in-Chief of Tattler History Club Poetry Club Class Play LESTER WISSINGER- Wiss has the essential character- istics of a business man. He is will- ing to sacrifice himself in order to succeed. Basketball Track PAUL WOLF- Paul is one of a few students that have the power to entertain them- selves. All he needs is a dog and a gun and he can say, A good time was had by all. CHARLES WOODFILL- Charles is just cut out for a sales- man. He is pleasant, cheerful, and always accommodating. History Club Latin Club VICTOR WOODLING- Vic always has to see the wheels go round. His concentrative mind will pull him through any work, and that work will reveal his neatness, order, system, and thought. Tattler Staff Poetry Club LOUISE WORTHINGTON- L. H. S. welcomes people like Louise. Although she entered in her senior year, her sweet disposition has drawn many friends. Poetry Club EUGENE YODER- Yode is a boy of 'tindependent mind. His ability to think straight wins him admiration and respect. Football Debating Society Hi-Y Band f M MARCELLA YOUNG- W! Marcella is on the job, work or play. Her face reveals intellectuality. Poetry Club Latin Club Thrift Club Hi-Tri MAURINE ZOLLMAN- Maurine is a versatile lady. She draws her friends with the same grace and assurance that she draws the bow across her violin. Class Play Pres. Latin Club Vice-Pres. History Club Secretary Senior Class

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, ,. ' ' ' fd-C' , 'Q 1 'u f 4,-W ,ii 4-4' ROBERT TURNER- After a class has settled an argu- ment, Bob will pop-up and contra- dict everything that has been said. He is settled in his convictions and cannot be changed when he thinks he is right. History Club MAXINE TURNPAUGH- Won't Maxine look nice in a nurse's uniform? She will make good, too, for she is intelligent and quick to act. History Club Hi-Tri MAY TURNPAUGH- May's chief characteristic is perse- verance. In her case it has made the straight curly-look at her hair. JACK ULRICH- Jack proves that the saying, Red- heads are dumb does not hold true in every case. His extensive vocab- ulary is his outstanding asset. Latin Club Club Physics Club NOR D ANC W Q fellow in more ways n is the ans to many a Maid en s Prayer H1 Y asket e- 1 f I U X' e. ' ' x I 'ug - . built like Tarzan i , , H . H ' - Cf y 5 '7'-.X ELIZABETH VOORHEES- -L.. Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Elizabeth possesses not only a lovable disposition but also an abil- ity as a good student. Judiciary Latin Club Poetry Club JACK WARD- Red is a South Paw from the Eastend who knows his tennis. Any summer day you will find him at the Riverside Park courts. Band CATHERINE WEISENBACH- Catherine's red hair is her attrac- tion. She has qualities that will aid her in her life's ambition-to be a buyer in a large departmental store. Latin Club ' Poetry Cl, , A .' W , J ILLARD WHARTON- ' RahI rah! rah! G. O. PR' is Will- ard's battle cry. He is a versatile student, and his ambition is to be- come a writer. History Club Class Play Latin Club Editor of Magpie HERMAN WHITE- Herman is one who never says die. His persistent, earnest, adherence to business will necessarily bring him success. Football Prom. Committee Poetry Club Hi-Y

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.,.- --..- ig f------ef:-ass, . . YY,, ,,..,.,..,......A,,.........e.-..,H.--A-A-:1-Q-1,L.,..4:rn.re.fe.. - !1, lr -Jlfgi , 1 ' ,jfs MR. WINTON I .AWLJX . V I fi, , N fe-flff Qfumots of JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dick Chaig is president of the class and a favorite of all high school stu- dents. He is an executive whose leadership will prevent any class friction. ' Joe Campbell, vice president, is a boy with a business head. He has not waited until his graduation before entering the business world, however, he is never so rushed with work that he is not ready for fun. Jane Justice, because of her happy disposition, makes herself a welcome and necessary addition to any group. Although her duties as a class secretary are not arduous, she is the kind that would receive training from them. Ralph Bumpas, treasurer, is quiet and thoughtful. He is the type ofoboy that can take responsibility. Alas! He has had little chance to show his ability as a money changer. ..r . ff V '. if ,fr-f1 q',!f '.!1 . . age ol f ' s 1 'E , f I THE JUNIOR DEANS A Two of the Junior Deans belong to the science department. Mr. Johnson teaches in the Manual Training Department, and Miss Schwalm in the English Department. These teachers stand back of the junior committees and give aid when necessary. Mr. Winton, the chairman, according to him, is just an orna- ment, thus it would seem that the duties of a dean are not heavy. The deans guide their junior committees through the throes of the Junior Prom and set the stage for their graduation. The 'latter is a difficult task because the iioor of the Berry Bowl is the stage. MISS BRANDT MISS SCHWALM MR. JOHNSON j V12 J