Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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me wwe QW, Becky Hill, as Santa Claus, and all lier little reindeer greet tl1e students witli a wave, a smile, and presents-for a favored few. Hi-Tri staged a colorful combi- nation of Christmas and basket- ball at tlic pep session preceding tlme lleru-Logan game. vf at 0x1 KWJW Q? QS! X ' sq K ,, 4 1 if J 'll QI M0 I 6 :OX f oa' . A 1.9. , X r A ' .ofon h KJ Look at mel I'm a senior! All dressed up in yellow cords and skirts decorated with planes, glamour gals, football and bas- ketball players, and names of all our pals, we mighty seniors pass from class to class. Art Grisez and Kack Banta pose to display our fads. Pogo Seventeen

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flu- Wfo-bk Pfam and .'feJw.e . . The numerous clubs we join arc an important part of our education. ln clubs such as Latin Club and Literary Club we supp'cment our classroom study of particular sub- jects. In other clubs we broaden our mental horizons by the discussion of such present day problems as labor and management, housing, and socialized medicine. In all our clubs we learn the value of co-operation in working with others for a common end. Clubs provide a wholesome and constructive outlet for our energies and help us to develop our social instincts. There is the fun of dances and parties. Even the more serious projects such as the Red Cross Drive, the Nlarch of Dimes, or the Thanksgiv- ing baslcets are fun when carried along by the spirit and enthusiasm of a club. The training we receive through club activity, and the service clubs are able to render the school and community justify the important place they hold in high school life. Page Nineteen