Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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for Gheir Leadership we Are Grateful Home economics classes sew for pleasure, economy, and Sl'l'1 il'6 In most dejpartments work followed a more or less convsntional pattern. The botany division of the science department, as usual, made their gardens on the tables and watched them grow, while the chemistry classes found time to make plaster masks of three students to preserve them for posterityf' In the language department the Spanish students learned their Quien sabe? and t'Digame una frase while those studying Latin again amazed the school with the num- ber and variety of their projects. Sophomores and juniors in the English department improved their grammar and struggled with poetry writing, while the seniors paced the pilgrims to Canterbury and died with Macbeth, Students of history and the other social sciences traveled all the way from the Stone Age Man to the fourth Roosevelt term and prepared themselves to register and vote. This year the music department sponsored for the student body a num- ber of musical audi-toriums besides the regular activities. The Hour of Music held a prominent place am-ong outside activities of the year. All in all, the classwork at Logansport High School during the year 1944-45 kept pace with the times and was both interesting and profitable. 0

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Discipline . . . Counsel . . . Encouragement . . . Miss jones: Home Management, Clothing . . .Miss Jones' 'iKeep still is sometimes needed to keep the girls from turning their sewing class into a sewing bee. Miss Macy: Bookkeeping. . . Her frequent Are there any questions? indicates the friendly and businesslilce attitude that prevails in Miss Macy's classes. Mr. Marocco: Band, Orchestra . . . 'iAre you playing the same piece we are?,' Mr. lviarocco somewhat quizzically inquires of the discordant l'ew in his music classes. Miss Nicholas: Music Appreciation... Whatever is worth doing, is worth doing well, is the standard Miss Nicholas sets both for herself and for her students. Miss Pitman: English ...Many of the fairer sex have heard their dean ask, i'Are you excused?', Miss Plotner: English, Spanish . . . Si, como no?', in answer to a simple Spanish query. Miss Richardson: English . . . i'Well-all rightfy says Miss Richardson after weighing a question doubtfully. Mr. Shanks: Arithmetic . . . Don't be afraid to give your answer, sometimes youire rightfl Miss Shaver: History... Don't just memorize facts, learn where to find them and how to apply them. Miss Shultz: Mathematics. . .Miss Shultz brings her usophisticatedn seniors crash- ing to earth with You can't add, subtract, multiply, or dividef, Miss Siefer: Physical Education . . . Under the net! is an old story to volley ball players. Miss Sines: Chorus. . .Miss Sines stimulates her students to an appreciation of a par- ticular aria with 'lIsn't that lovely? Miss Smith: Shorthand, Typing . . . That reminds men begins an interesting story of Miss Smith's experiences in teaching the Waves. Mr. Tucker! Machine Shop. .. Oh, where, oh, where has my little dog gone?,' That's not Mr. Tucker's worry. He takes his with him. Mr. Van Allen: Journalism, Printing...Mr. Van Allen's command i'Beat that deadline causes brisk activity in Room ll. Mr. Wells: Physicial Education . . .The essence of good basketball is get the ball, keep the ball, cage the ball. Miss Winn: English . . .On many occasions liberal Miss Winn concedes, I'll grant you thatf, Mr. Winton: Physics . . . Down in Shelby County now , . .H Who else could it be but Mr. Winton? Mm Nell 1. Jones - Mia Juan Macy . Mr, William P, n1.mm Mis Thelma Nicholas Mm Mm Pow- Ethel Richardson Miss Virginia Lee Shaver Miss Mzirvene Sider Miss Thelma Sinn Mm Im . A in ' Mr. lv-'raid L Tucker ,K Mr, Francis Vnnkllen Mr. Clifford Wells Mtn Either Winn f Mr. W H4 Winmn ob ...W

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