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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Better 'J-labits, :Better Tlealth, Better 'Homes sv ii Wu., Poor Nellie-she didn't know what she was getting into when she joined the home nursing class. But does she ever complain? Not Nellie-she doesrft utter 3 word. Hr P x