Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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5? ELIX MEETS THE CLASSES PAGE FOU RTEEN Felix met our faculty and thought that they were fineg Felix saw our games and yelled with pep and zestg but of all the things that Felix saw he liked the students best. Sopho- mores, juniors, seniors toog Felix liked them all. He liked the sopho- mores' quiet air, he liked the juniors' carefree Walk, and he liked the sen- iors' lordly air and liked their boast- ful talk. He saw them playing, work- ing toog and he presents them now to you.

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Class Officers: Selecting Invitations Receiving Diplomas Gene Hyman, Jim Staley, June Harkin, Alfred Cowley 'f' CLASS OF I94I 'f' 2:3 sermons FINISH COURSES Members of the Class of '41 on entering Logansport High School in the fall of 1938 found it was necessary to make a choice among the various subjects and courses offered them. These choices they made in accordance with their own particular aims and interests. Some of them planned to go be- yond the limited bounds of high schoolg therefore they took the course which would prepare them for their adventures in college. Others were domestically rather than academically inclinedg they selectedthe home economics course. A number of the boys found them- selves bound together by their PAGE SIXTEEN common interests in mechanics. Students interested in the activi- ties of the business World enrolled in the commercial course. Those students whose interests did not take them into any of the special- ized courses enrolled in the general course. Even though they were separ- ated in their courses, the class of '41 were still bound together by their devotion to L. H. S. They found they had many interests in common when they Worked to- gether to produce a Christmas party as sophomoresg the Spring Folly, Karnival Lane, and Crinoline Ball as juniorsg and the Senior Hop and '41 Tattler as seniors.