Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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Zaftdm Behind the 1947 Tattler lies an entire year of energetic and enthusiastic worlc on the part of all the staff members and faculty advisors. For seven staff members it is the product not of one year only, but of two years' Tattler Staff experience, for while junior assistants they prepared to assume staff positions when they became seniors. Selecting a theme and planning a book around it to include every possible phase of l... H. S. school life, putting the sales campaign over, meeting picture and copy deadlines, and proudly seeing the finished product reach the hands of the students and faculty were the highlights of the year's efforts. Working together, the stall: members. the junior assistants, and the faculty advisors have done their best to pres-ent in word and picture an interesting review of life at L. H. S. in the l947 Tattler. Enlllor in chlel, Tom Crowe. Arlist, C. Frey, lypisl, G. Elderj business, R, Juckson, S. Fultzg photographer, G. Mother, Wrmnq stall: Row one D Benson, M Berq, W. Olson, J. Noqleg Row two --S. Custer, B. Hull B. Johnson, D Morrn . Juniors: Row one- J. Londis, E. Fry, B, Billmon, B. Box ellg Row two: V, Welker, P. Sullivan, D. Greene. 'ww' , S , 'riffs . rg, 2 ,Q , -10-' 'asf' is' ' qi L ii 'iii - .sfo ' 5-7' , S ,ix . , 5, Ts ? 5 -s legs

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-.. 1 ff- 'ugh' fditor in thief, Sue Custer. Row one. Bcrky Hill, news commenisj AI Crum, sportsg Gladys Elder, business mon' oqr-rg Sue Custer, editor in chiefg Phyllis Geyer, news cditorg Jock Comer, sportsg Drone Tufcwxler, odverfising. Row two: Moxinc Tolhcrf, rcporferj Selmo Skoog, fvofuro cdrtorg Don Deane, sporfsj Jim Low-ry, sportsg Jim Lyons, sporfsj Wcmdo Olson, columnistg Kock Bcinfo, musicg lnrkm Grant, exchange. The fourth period printing closs was wsnnnsilnlc for setting the type ond run- mnq the presses for the Magpie, Here the rims orc wofchinq the product of their lutmrs roll off thc press under the hcnds :il Gone Swisher, hood printer. Plum Twentydix From the first of September when the staff proudly watched the first issue roll off the presses until the end of May when, with a feeling of il job well done, they distributed the senior number, the Magpie Staff worked and planned to present bi-weekly reviews and previews of happenings in and around L. H. S. Staff members gath- ered and wrote the news. The boys in our print shop, unsung heroes, set type for the Magpie. I if- vw i ' Q l - ia

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Qftama . . . l s s Senior ploy cost: Row one- Selmo Skoog, Dick Collins, Pot Miller, Tom Crowe, Donno Morris. Row two -Arthur Grist' Betty Johnson, .loc Nogle, Diamond Benson, AI Croin. This year the smallest cast ever used in an L, H. S. school play toolc to the footlights for their two nights of stardom on April 17 and 18. Miss Hartz directed the evenly divided group of five boys and Eve girls in their rehearsals for Four Daughtersn, the play based on the motion picture ofthe samie title. The scene was the Lemp home, a typical American household, where the four Lemp daughters, Emma, Thea, Kay, and Ann, lived with their father, Adam, and their Aunt Etta. The conflicts 'between the girls' home ties and their romances afforded both humor and pathos. Felix, a modern composer, Mickey, a discour- aged arranger, Ernest, the next door florist. and Ben, Thea's wealthy suitor, served to upset the household and complicate the plot. The cast was as follows: Adam Lemp, father of the broocl', ....,,... ..,,..... , ...............,....... ......,..,.... T o m Crowe Felix Deitz, composer, loved by all ............ ......,,,,,......., ........... D i clc Collins Miclcey Borden, disheartened friend of Felix .....,... ..........,.......... A l Crain Ben Crowley, Theays middle-aged suitor ....,,,..,. ,.......,, A rthur Grisez Aunt Etta, mother, aunt, and friend .,.....,r,,,, ..,....... B etty Johnson Ernest, the bashful florist ....,.,.,,,,,,..,............., ..r.,.....,...... J oe Nagle Kay Lemp, the lazy singer ......,,. .......... D onna Morris Emma Lemp, the homebody ....,.. ...,...... .......... S e lma Slcoog Thea Lemp, the money-seeker ,............,........,. ., ...,,.,..,,..,......,..... Pat Miller Ann Lemp, the never-serious daughter... ...... ......,,.... D iamond Benson Pogo Twenty-Eight