Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

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THE TATTLER 1950 IIA PERMANENT RECORD EDITI LOGANSPORT HIGH scHooI LOGANSPORT, INDIANA IIIIII - f f ON U9 - g .s ., L, 1 .. L,' ' A , M ' I .fd Q f ld, V k Mil 7-X1?z'z 'J 3 ' 44 ' 1 55.21 K 1 ' 1 Q K 4 , J r '. 1' ' f4 '- s ' , f, . v, p Q J J 'Q YQ 76 w 1 af 1 K gf Ji Su , ,V Q, fa, 5' ,Q f f 4 .J 3 . f 4 I I r, n ' -A . ' 1 8 . I 1 4 'fa so 1 if 1 I 4 , , r fu ' M 'a. if 1 tt ur ' Q V r A281131 A -fizsf? :fi , , e A ' 1 Q yy A v ' Q Q44 -:P ,me gf lair' A xr ff 4 f J F W 2: sl Q 'gpchw ei Lp 'R 49 AWB 4 'E 4? . iv , . 'Q' ff .xx ,l .. ,:,. . fit'-ff'.:-37: I , ' pf.:?'fPi1-gif?-I-?f?,:,--J, I f M , if .iSf?1,,4 Pff'Q?i2t12'f- 'flzfgfira I ,..,-1:33.12-3,i.'gg K v-,2sf:fi5.m,,-.a:ASfM'r,25, I ff - . . Q' ilI.,:- ' '1f81g:ff3,g :'7:7'2f,j,, 9-A.Q,.-I-.. 'I g i 'ffm-I'-' K J Wy - .. i?f'15?Ei1'.3I122-13:jwmngi :' ,Q ff ' I ' -1 ' R:.s'2-S7-11: ls. -ms-rmE!. I , 5 95.5 'Qi , ,, 33 21533. if Y I ' 'O gf I-S sag: fa. df, 45 Q2'75g3?' Yi -fb 6,562 I . f Q X .,. 3 , 6' f I -2053. ' QQ PRESENTS IN PICTURE AND PARAGRAPH A PERMANENT RECORD OF YOUR ACTIVITIES FOR TI-IE YEAR 1949-50 AT LOGANSPORT HIGH SCHOOL LOGANSPORT INDIANA P ge Three IT'S ALL IN THE RECCRD If you made straight A's when you were a freshmang if you were vice-president of your sophomore class, if you made the varsity basketball team in your junior year, or if, as a senior, you were elected to the honor society, these facts are recorded on your permanent record card and pre- served in the files of L.H.S. The card also contains a record of your attendance and punctuality and estimates made by your teachers of your initiative, dependability, and co-oper- ation. If you wish to enter college, this card becomes the basis of the credentials sent to the college authorities. When a prospective employer inquires about you, this card is the basis of the recommendations made by the principal. Itls all in the record-the complete story of your high school career. FORMS AND BOOKS A number of other cards in use about the school are more familiar to students than the permanent record card. Those shown below are a few of several in use for admin- istrative purposes. Any student who has been absent must obtain an admit to class from one of the deans. A utardy slip,', which is handed a student who enters a classroom or study hall late, is usually accompanied by a Q'7th period assignment slip, which somewhat prolongs the school day. lVIuch more welcome are the passes which give entree to the library, where the student may browse quietly through books and magazines or do serious study in connection with a class assignment. Students who wish to use the library sign a card indicating their willingness to use the materials prop- erly. Passes for pleasure reading are issued only to those whose classwork is being done to the satisfaction of their teachers. 'wr' F., ivcia S Annu' -ro cuss rwareJ L5 ,115-19. ll 'C Numa TARDY SUP Times Tnrdy 3 , - Manual Tnniy IQ Reuon luze LHALL, JE 9 ,am The Teacher for wah period is lu sign at-iw. Inxcu.sed,i Lnexcuud K Pe nlal Sixth period Teacher will return this pun w the lveufs um:--, Page Six 15111111111 l '11H1 1 ,. F3 Q jg ggj:.??:g4. f. 11111111 WFIG' , . . 3L,,5, iq,-1' .,. 1 K - WV' 3 .iagai 1 ag ami? si 5311 A fx x 3 QQ at I L ,af . t vb 'is -Y , ,. aj- X ,six ' N . 'Hn , 1 , a 3x A . XQQ , ,an Y V,,f if Q va 564' X ,wg '. ' hwlimff S Q ., 2 CLASSES AND GRADES Of all the things that went into the permanent record perhaps grades were the most important. They were the measure of a studentls scholastic success- success in the main business of school life. They were a measure of his industry and application, an indication of his growth and development. They were his passports, too, to extracurricular activities, since participation in athletics and the number of other extras he could undertake depended on his standing in his classes. Grades may also affect one's chances of entering the college of his choice or of obtaining a coveted position. Therefore the marks which were placed on the yellow cards at the end of each six-weeks' period were a matter of concern to all. It's really nothing serious. There's more to cooking than eating. Art class discovers new tolents. Latin students recreate old Rome. WORK AND PLAY -- The number and variety of clubs and other extracurricular activities indi- cate that they play an important part in the life of L. H. S. There are organi- zations to suit every taste-athletic, artistic, musical, or social. As new interests arise new clubs are formed, the Projectors' Club was organized this year for boys interested in operating moving picture machines. While most clubs carried out their activities in a traditional manner, several new projects were addedg for example, Hi-Y's Aunt Jemima breakfast and the weekly noon movies sponsored by the student council. Because clubs offer so many opportunities for the exer- cise of leadership, responsibility, and initiative, they play an important role in the educational program of the school. Lighting the way info Hi-Tri. Featuring the Can-Can girls. l now light the candle of character. - 4 ,. ij ,wif -161' 7 Q' si- - -f 'Q s W? .x, V W T GDDS AND ENDS - The day began for both faculty and students with a stop at the bulletin board to see whether anything outside the regular routine had been scheduled. If no special event interrupted, students passed the time from 8:25 to 11:25 in their regular three periods of fifty-five minutes each. After the lunch hour rush, classes were resumed at 12:35 and continued until 3:35. Then students left the building unless some extracurricular activity claimed them, or some irregularity kept them in Room 122. By a few minutes after four the building was left to the custodians, to be made ready for another day. Routine check L.H.S. housekeepers Mail coll! , f , 1 g Wi 'liar 1 33 'Un- fl F w ws- K X yu H i e 4 L fm 143 Q +A 3810950 4' 'Q' 1 Z , 1 Girls' Ensemble Every student looks forward to the many activities and occasions which break the routine of studies at various seasons of the year. The fall season featured the homecoming, with its parade and crowning of the queeng the first of the library listening hour programsg the Aunt Jemima pancake breakfastg and the special Thanksgiving program. The traditional pageant and caroling in the halls ushered in the Christmas holidays. The following months brought the change of semesters, the Valentine dance, the basket- ball tournaments, and the Hi-Tri formal. With spring came the week of Easter vacation, soon to be followed by the senior play, the prom, bac- calaureate, and the other senior activities preceding commencement. Page Fourteen i l K HIGH SCHOOL PEHSONALITY RECORD Above Avo. Average B1-low Aw- .. ,, U - I.cm'ning V 3 . . X ' ive , V , V IJLLLLLLLLIG L f'f1uLL.0sy . If I A 3 - .xr . To THB PY'xN 'U' ?',f,11'U'gf1 V Se excuse Q gx Hxrhlstry If Yxea ' oem KNO. 2' K IUZVI1- V , ,lyk ing whip 1 for Specmx W ' VH- ff fiyurution V Le: i r- I 1 W I Siklial V X Pcrsfvlml K D519 Pdncipax X P91106 FEA ES Page Fifteen is V Q 4 f ' W Q v gf K ,, .Q -.H-Y ,Q E 10,4 Q 4 V Y ,W W 'af I ,Q egix ,J 1 f . , 5,4535 .Jia . if 1 , wg 4 WIHM9' as . f - 'W 4 ' jvk ' ,, 7 - :ff f, I ' Q 5:3':Afig 'jg : :mi V' 'H jay, A ' Q -w H fly, f Ny . ,,,, 21.5 y i :yy 'ff WC 'M v 1? M' WSJ W' . A M 5 5, I2 'M' , . xx, 1 , f W 3 . '.-A, Q R if i COLLEGES AND CAREERS For the purpose of aiding students in the selection of a college or vocation, LHS. pre- sented its second annual College-Vocational Day . on November 18. All juniors and seniors went first to a general assembly in the auditor- ium. Nlr. Xlertz welcomed the guests, and Nlr. Blclicnzie outlined the purposes of the meeting and the procedure to be followed. Then Nlr. lfmet Talley, Indiana Employment Security Divis- ion representative, spoke on Occupational Trends in Indiana and the Nlid-XVest,N after which Mr. An eye to The future Douglas Myers and Mr. Richard Dylceman. L.H.S. graduates of Indiana and Purdue respect- ively, gave tips on how to choose a college. A forty-five minute period followed during which group meetings were addressed by representatives from ten different colleges and approximately twenty vocations. Then students who were inter- ested in a particular college or vocation were granted personal interviews in which they had an opportunity to discuss their own particular problems. Most students felt that they had hen- efited greatly from the meetings and interviews. Planning to attend college? Page ANGELS WE HAVE Why the Angels Sang for Joy, a Chrlstmas pageant nn five eplsodes was presented ln the hngh school audltorlum on December 16 for the student body and on December 18 for the publlc Mnss Hartz s speech class was responsible for the narratxon and tableaus Muslc was provlded by the hlgh school chorus under the dxrectlon of HEARD ON HIGH Vlr Huffman The hghtmg whlch added much to the beauty of the tableaus was ln charge of the Reverend Mr Shumacher assxsted by erry Strange and Rex Roderlck For the Sunday after noon performance the Gu-ls Ensemble chrected by Mlss Nxcholas sang carols around the Chrlst mas tree Eughteen n ll . . . U , . J E aacM,,.r-,,---, M-- t t , .,-,,,..t....- l SERVICE GLADDENS Students 111 slxth per1od classes round thelr studyzng pleasantly Interrupted on Wednesda, December '71 by the straxns of Christmas carols as the chorus under the dnrectlon of Mr Huff man toured the halls smgmg famxlxar Chrnstmas songs The c orus also had an lmportant part 1n the Thanlcsgwmg program presented mn the hlgh school auultorlum on November '73 at which time they sang a number of selectlons appropriate to the occasion mcludlng Thanlcsglvmg Pray r and All Thy XVorlts Praise Thee The Reverend 3. 17 6 ' r , , THE HEART Mr Kmg of the Calvary Presbyterian Ch 1 1 addressed the student body and Orlxn 1' ner CI and ohn Stewart read the Thanksg1 mg p o lamatlons issued by President Wash1ngto11 Presndent Truman Marllyn K M1ller s rved a mlstress of ceremonles for the occasxon Funds raxsed by the Key Club from tne sale of Chrxstmas seals on December 1 were used to h l brmg the x ray mobxle umt to the school survey on March 8 and 29 Page N not 1' . 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V . . if A 7 , S ' AOI' A . . - - TIME FOR LISTENING TO THE MASTERS The purchase of a phonograph for the llbrary a g1ft of the class of 49 made poss1I:Ie a new feature the L1IJrary Llstenmg Tune These pro gr lms wmch were attended by students from the study haIIs, were presented by the music appre clatlon cIass ln co operatlon wlth the llbrary The purpose of the programs was to promote greater f1m1I1ar1ty Wlfh the muslc and Ixves of some of w ere g1ven featurmg the works of Chopm, Tschal kowsky Foster, and Gershwm At Christmas tune the hour was devoted to the muslc and history of the carols The ent1re muslc appreclatxon class partlcxpated ln the preparation of the programs, whxch one member of the class presented Attend ance at the programs was voluntary but there was Don Hmton was mosfer of ceremomes for o Chopm centennuol progrom on October 20 Page Twenty ' 7 ' . . . 7 ' , . 7 I , 7 . . , . the great composers. During the year programs a capacity crowd for each performance. s If ' i I NEW IN 1950 The Projectors' Club is here making its debut. Composed of boys who were interested in oper- ating projectors for the audio-visual program of the school, the club had a charter membership of of twenty-four. The officers were James Osborn, president, -Iere Goodwin, vice-president, and Ronald Fouts, secretary. Mr. Evers is sponsor of the club. A committee of the student council discusses details of the handbook, The ABC's of L.H.S., which the council is compiling and which will be distributed to students in September, 1950. The book will give information about all phases of school life and will be particularly useful to stu- dents entering L.I-I.S. for the first time. Girls in the home nursing class are practicing what they have learned about the care of a bed patient. For the first time since 1946 home nurs- ing was offered to girls as a substitute for health and safety. The course included a study of phys- iology as well as training in the care of the sick. Miss Healey taught the class. Ann Taylor, the head of the lost and found department sponsored by the student council, is here checking the articles turned in. From 8:10 to 8:30 each morning and again from 12:15 to 12:30 at noon a student council member was on duty in Room 7, where articles which had been found could be turned in or called for. Page Twenty One ww, A 5 1 1 5 v rg Q 4 fy 1 f ji, V., , 1 L 5 S ff M y 2 4 7 4 M A e ON WITH THE DANCE . . . GAILY WHIRL Dancesl Class dances, after-game dances. teen canfeen dances, and noon dances provided ample opportunity for L. H. S. students to dance to their hearts' content. The music ranged from recorded to that provided by name bandsg the apparel worn, from blue jeans to formals. Classes tried for originality in their dances, as witness the jun- ior's Sadie Hawkin's dance with its cabbage cor- sages. ln the prom, which was the last and most important dance of the year, originality combined with beauty was the aim. On Wednesday, December 28, the Teen Can- teen celebrated its fifth birthday with a dance at which Dick Wolf and Pat Hopkins were crowned king and queen. Square dancing was featured at the sophomore Valentine dance held in the old gym February 14. A professional caller led the couples in the Vir- ginia Reel. After football and basketball games students met in the old gym to enjoy an hour or two of dancing to the music of the swing band. In a beautifully transformed Berry Bowl, jun- iors and seniors strolled down Memory Lane and danced to the music of Dick Mordentils band at the '49 prom. -- 1 2' ,rt ., : gr' :Ka ,ar i f , , wp . , . my - ' ,- L , 3 f, ff , f'i.af f gifffi ' , ' , W u New Football Field From September to June the various Logansport teams fought gal- lantly for the glory of L.H.S. at the Berry Patch, in the Berry Bowl, or on the cinder path or baseball field. The athletic program was designed to engage as many boys as possible in directed activities which would con- tribute to their mental and physical well being. All sport fans were gratified at the progress made during the year in the construction of a football stadium, located a half mile east of the city limits. Ground was broken in the early fall and the progress of the work promises that the stadium will be ready for use in the fall of 1950. P Q Twcrifyr. I' -si 5 ' f .1 rig, A be if l , Annu N ' O Q A 'YO 'H-XE PRXNCX? 1 M lid-C 1 I-' Phase excuse f ' A .. ,LJ , C for spend Wx r ' ' 00 - - If Q . I' x Date ?brio5 i ' 11,414-14 va A I. Page T wenfy,FiVe I f' ' 'rf' rms t swf., FCLLOWING THE FARISMEN Kokomo 7, Logansport 14! That's what the scoreboard read at the end of the game on Oc- tober Z6. For the first time in nearly two decades a rough, tough bunch of Red Devils ran over the highly touted Kokomo Wildcats. This game was the season's highlight, although there were many other thrillers. The Red Devils' four initial contests were fought against Monticello, Peru, Marion, and Frankfort. The resulting total of points was a massive 149 for Logan while their opponents were held scoreless. It was in the game with Frankfort on September 20 that the Satans made their historic goal line stand, holding against the Nighthawks' nine attempts within the five-yard line. The Devils first defeat of the season came at New Castle on October 7, where a series of costly fumbles cost them the game. At Jeff the Faris- men went down to another defeat due to the Page Twenty-Six breaks that Jeff received on two long touch- down passes. At Delphi the Satans bounced back into the win column, again holding their oppon- ent scoreless. After the aforementioned Kokomo tilt the Devils lost the final game to Muncie Cen- tral at Berry Patch. The year's record of six games won, three lost was the best in nineteen years. At the season's end Dick Berndt made all- state second team, Fred Bauman, Gerald Hewitt, and Otto Hilbert made honorable mention, and Larry Basham made all-conference guard. SCORES Logansport ........................ 45 Monticello ........ Logansport ........................ 46 Peru ...................... Logansport ........................ Z6 Marion ........ Logansport ....... ................. 32 Frankfort ........... Logansport ........... ........ 0 Newcastle ............ Logansport ........... ........ 0 Jeff, Lafayette... Logansport ........... ......... 1 4 Kokomo ............... Logansport ........... ......... 6 Muncie Central 5?-33 39 GD i 'L .5 , I 1 l F21 i' 1, 'QW A I 5 Q ,Ag 'S B s - 4 5 . 511. GJ Q1 , ' Nl I ' U' f-N A gf Q V it 'LX' I .-'.., 1 0-1 16 . - H ' g4g, I 5 B l --X' .' ' Y 5 ' 19, 1 f 1-'Q . ' 1 v Co-captains for the 1949 season, Fred Bauman and Dick Two of the Red Devils' stellar ends, Dean Shepard and Stan Bernclt. Smith. W A R M U P I I I I I I I The Logan Red Devils' forward line from tackle to tackle as our opponents sow it: Al Tabor, Bob DeVculf, Larry Basham, Dick Berndt, and Otto Hilbert. Page Twenty-Eight www? w r 2 1 f 'x'-8. D 'Y ' ' 'B 9 WE' , 4 J W ' -1 gum: xERRlEs TIP-CFF TIME The Logan Berries, under the tutelage of a new coach. Mr. Keith Showalter. had a more successful season than the number of games won would indi- cate. They started the season with four straight wins and then during the regular season won only one more game. This was a very sweet victory, however, since it was over Jeff of Lafayette, a team that reached the finals of the state tourney. The Berries went through the sectionals fairly easily, but were defeated by an unusually strong Richland Center team in the regionals. During the regular season and tournament play the Berries continually exhibited the spirit and sportsmanship necessary to a good basketball team. With five juniors and three soph- omores returning, the Berries should be a basketball power next season. V-if 1 BOOSTERS BACKED THE BERRIES LUSTILY SEASON SCORES SECTIONAL SCORES Opponents Logansport Opponents Logansport Royal Center 26 56 New XYAVQFIY 36 90 xlonticcllo 4Q S1 Whshington Township 38 53 Flora 15 41 Twelve Nlile 44 53 Frzmlcfort 39 37 Young Amefiia 50 54 Delphi 25 45 Nluncie 43 35 Peru 41 40 Kokomo 48 41 Hummswn 45 42 REGIONAL SCORES Tech.. Indianapolis 45 40 Kokomo 51 42 Brookston 33 39 Richmond 35 U Richland Cenrer 45 35 Peru 40 57 New Castle 51 42 17mn1cforr 57 56 jeff. lnfayc-ire 49 57 The H:-Tr1 cheering hlock, 144 stronq Thus yeor clcctci N' - 7 offscers, drew up C: conshfuhon, and adopted The nomo Muon 5' 44 Berne Booster Block. Anderson 61 51 The Bcrrucs were spurred on by The Depp, yclls and chonts of the cheering block, lcd by B411 Thomas, Pot Hopklns Marilyn J, Muller 'Susrc Rorhcrmcl, ond Morllou Shideler. ' V-ff '. . I 1 ,- - 15 ii Lv. my L, Q 1 sz f' ' fn 5. Q 'I' 5' Q 15 !! ll fi. Z 2 Q - . v 'V QE. 1 .W A -S is ' lv iv ,- 5 'N I. 3 f f f f ' gf1,11IfmTv,A ,. K' .,, fkifwill' A I ' 4 .I R 3, ir Y n Q75 'ly 0 1 , 95 f My . Q -Q' gk zzk If E ' M t R Q , 'X 1 , is M' 1' . 'C Il ' Q 'X Q '5V.', if V A Q , fi A- u L X f 'ff 'f , .. 3 k V f, 25 1 M 4 jf' T 'QQ , Qi! 9 L N .Q wb? 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The team entered both the track and field events of the North Central and the Central Indiana conference and the state meets. The un- usually heavy schedule was in preparation for the relays planned to be held in the new stadium next year. ROW ONE: J. Sisler, G. Campbell, J. Modricker, M. Higgins, R. Ness, D. Harris, J. Osborn, R. Guy. ROW TWO: H. Kern, J. Dixon, S, Smith, B. Cook, C. Berkshire, B. Stuart, T. Kummer. ROW THREE: D. Warner, student manager, B, L, Miller, L. Bash- am, A. Tabor, O. Hilbert, R. L, Miller, D. Shepard, M. Bishop, student manaaer. ROW FOUR: D. VanBaaIen, student manager, F. Bauman, D. Terry, J. Long, B. Harris, B, Hampton, O. Yen- erich, Coach Kinder. Q. L 1 f Up and over! THEY HAD A PART IN THE SPORTS PARADE Approximately ninety boys, the largest number ever to participate in intramural sports in L.H.S., reported at Berry Bowl every Tuesday and Thurs- day night during January, February, and part of Nlarch to play basketball under the supervision of coaches Bob Faris and Leon Ridenour. After regular league play was iinishecl, a tournament was held to determine the champion. Dick Berndtls HobosH won the tournament with Strangels 'lGhost Ridersn and Bauer's Filths the runners-up. The purpose of the intramural pro- gram was to give boys who were not in any inter- school athletics an opportunity to participate in some healthful sport. INTRAMURAL LEAGUE SCORES Vfon Lost Bauer's Filths 8 1 Strangeis Riders 8 1 Berndt's Hobos 7 2 Bauman's Bruisers 5 4 Basham's Bears 5 4 Stewart's Pistons 5 4 Hilbert's Plot Shots 3 6 Muck's Bulldogs 3 6 Crink's Followers 2 7 Timmons,s Mules 1 8 LEFT---Bouer's Filfhs. ROW ONE: Bob Baker, John Bauer, Bruce Scroqgs. ROW TWO: Jim Jordan, Ashton DeGrief, Doug Dun- derman, Tom Hunt. RIGHT-STrange's Riders, ROW ONE: Dale Waisner, Rex Roder- ick, Don Montgomery. ROW TWO: Jim Crane, Jerry Strange. CROSS COUNTRY . In September. 1949. liftecn boys signed up with Coach Kinder for cross country. a comparatively new sport at LHS. Although this was only the sec- ond year of competition, the team had a very successful season, winning four out of its six scheduled meets. The Logan Harriers defeated Rochester. Peru lat Peruj, Delphi. and Peru fat Loganl. and lost to Tech and New- castle. TENNIS.. The latter part of April found six boys, under the supervision of Mr. Bernard lVIcKenzie, working hard every evening after school on the ten- nis courts at Riverside Park to prepare for the nine meets scheduled with North Central Conference teams. For these meets, held from May 2 to May 25, Logansport played host four times and travelled out of town for the other five. GOLF.. Wfhen the first signs of spring ap- peared at Dylceman Park, where home games are played, the golf team began practice. On April 21 the outstanding meet of the season was held with Rochester, Peru, and Monticello. There was also one game scheduled with all the North Central conference teams. Coach Schrenlc with his team of ten had on the whole a successful season. T7 X., -1 :N fyTT'Y. T ,-1 ,,y, W xg ' 4 ff X vv x 1 C.. ' 4 fi ufyfn, Q . fa, ,r SYS? 1 Q V Q. 232' .Q Page Thirty-Nine X GALS KEEP UP WITH THE BOYS lN SPORTS i 3 G. A. A. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote ideals of health and sportsmanship and to stimulate participation by girls in athletics. This year the club had a membership of ninety. New members were initiated in October at a for' mal candlelight ceremony, written by the officers of the club, who were as follows: president, Ruth Wray, vice-president, Nlarilyn Lovellg secretary, Gerry Hershberger, and treasurer, Barbara Mc- Millen. Meetings were held on Thursday nights for volleyball and baseball, and on Tuesday and Thursday nights for basketball. Wednesdays were Page Forty ROW ONE: L. Baker, J. Hickman, S, Haley, J. Prindivllle, R. Wray, M. Lovell, G. Hershberger, B. McMilIen, C, Rouser, L. Hilton. ROW TWO: B. Wagoner, C. Sherrill, K. Cunningham, B. Johnson, M. Farrell, M. Flowers, A. Johnson, M. Sievers, S. Gast, B. Klinefelter, N. Kuhn, J. Galloway, M. Natheis, M. Myers. ROW THREE: N. Mitchell, B, Kitchell, S. Hipsher, M. Morris, G. Perrone, R. Kellenberger, D. Emery, S. Quillen, M. Parkevich, J. Nist, J. Jones, A. Wilkinson, S. Harris, D. Qualio. ROW FOUR: S. Prentice, M. Shepherd, J. Johnson, P. Sievers, L. Hawkins, M. Beckler, C. Ranke, N. Long, J. Harding, S. Jorden, J. Best, Loop, N. David, E. Swayze, D. McElheny. ROW FIVE: J. Blergin, R. Pasquale, J. Gentry, E. Reynolds, A. LeDonne, B. Davidson, R. Hineman, E. Troy, S. Wray, M. Camp- bell, M. Chambers, G. Gardner, D. Cappa, Miss Siefer. set aside for swimming. Other recreational sports on G.A.A.,s agenda included deck tennis, bad- minton, bowling, square dancing, tumbling, shuf- Heboard, and table tennis. The Logansport G.A.A. is affiliated with the state league, and members participate in the an- nual state camp activities. The local association also uses the state adopted system of awards in which points are granted for attendance at reg- ular meetings and for participation in sports. A felt shield is awarded for 150 points, a letter for 250 points, and a plaque for 350 points. In addition to the activities carried on as a part of their regular program G.A.A. had a part in a number of events scheduled at Logansport and elsewhere. The Logansport G.A.A. was host for a playday held at L.H.S. on February 18. Forty-five G.A.A. members and their sponsors from Delphi, Peru, and Monticello attended in addition to the Logansport members. The pur- pose of the playday was to develop friendship among girls from various schools. At noon a nose bag lunch was served in the high school cafeteria. Later in the day everyone enjoyed a swim in the L.H.S. pool. Cn Nlarch ll Barbara Klinefelter, jean Best, Shirley Gast, and Barbara McMillen represented the local G.A.A. at the Purdue basket- ball clinic. Here officiating techniques and inter- pretations of fouls were illustrated by members of the Purdue physical education department. All IN THE HOOP During the basketball season eight teams of nine girls each played a rotating schedule on Tuesdays and Thurs- days after school. In basketball the girls acquired play- ing techniques, developed sportsmanship, and had good lun. girls who had earned their state award plaques attended a recognition day program at Ball State College. Gerry Hershberger, Jo Gentry, Ruth Xvray and Mary Holcomb, accompanied by Miss Siefer, club sponsor, represented the Logansport G.A.A. at the state camp held at the McCormick Creek State Park from April 28 to 30. Mary Hol- comb was a member of the state camp executive board. The week-end of May 19-21 five girls journeyed to New Castle for a week-end of camp- mg. A new feature of the Logansport G.A.A. this year was an executive board composed of eight , . members, made up of the club s officers and one representative from each class. The representa- tives were Donna Long, senior, Audrey Johnson, juniorg Shirley Cvast, sophomoreg and Mariel Myers, freshman. OVER THE NET The eight teams of ten girls each participating in volleyball gained experience in the techniques of volley- ball and also skill in quick thinking, cool judgment, and co-operation. Volleyball is one of G.A.A.'s chief sports. Q M in V f y W: 'wi ji f 'Q A 3 t' ef - M uma? 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A u io: specm w-xk in Boom S033 ALA M N ' A R 2 H Q D.wp.,l1i Moa b' ii A C-Ilvlilts Pdge Forty PARTICIPATION IN SCHOOL GOVERNMENT STUDENT COUNCIL The student councll 15 a student government organrzatron composed of forty five student rep resentatlves from LHS and Lmcoln unlor High guxdance groups The councll promotes student partlclpatxon ln the school s government, fosters school Splflf, promotes good w111 among the students and between students and faculty, and encourages hxgher scholastlc attamment, growth 1n good c1t1zensh1p, and servxce to the school 'Ihe student councll carrxed out a number o successful projects 1n th1s 1ts second year A hand boolc bearxng the name, ABCs of L H S was complled and edlted a clean up Calnpillgn was launched, m YVl'11Cl'1 all members, as well as other Page Forty Four ROW ONE C Holl K Hcll S Vnneyord L McCInntock J Vvreoton L I-rohrelch M Carney H Kern S Glllum J Ford ROW TWO A Toylor B Dcullos D Montgomery I-I Smlth J Plernck B DeVoulT J Annls S Heyde A Barnes J Hlckmon ROW 'II-IRE: B Owens B Wray W Koch B Bishop E Sump son G Kolb D Wcusner S Schmidt W Hopper B Kummer J NIST ROW FOUR B Rccldlng D Benner J VonBoven O Y ncrlch D Smlfh B Mull B Horrls J ONeIIl B Campbell students, prclced up paper and debris from the school grounds, at mornlng and noon a student counc1l member was on duty at the Lost and Found department In the boolc room, noon hour movles were shown on Wednesdays or Fr1days, a speclal commrttee kept the bullet1n board up to crate, a candrdate was nommated for homecommg queen, an or1entat1on day for new students was held 1n the fall, an aftergame dance was spon sored, and for the second year the c1t1zensh1p am ard was gwen to an outstandmg senlor boy and girl The members of the student councll alone voted to determine who the boy or gxrl should be basmg thelr decisions on scholarshlp char acter, leadershlp, and servxce : . , . , . , . 1 , 1' I . , , , . , . , . . . . , . , . , 1 , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 . , . , , , . , . - 1 1 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . . 1 . , . I, , , . 9 . - 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - ' ' . . - 'a - , ' A . . . ,- ' ' ' . 7 - t. 2 as ' . . . , , - 2 1 TO PROMOTE GOOD From the forty hve students who composed the student council seven members were chosen to serxe on in executive board These seven were supplemented by the class presldents ot the four hxgh school cl1sses freshman, sophomore Junlor and senlor, who, by a PFOXISIOII ln the constltu tlon of the council, are 3UfOlT13tlC'llly members of the board Nleetmgs of the executne board were held every Tuesday after school ln Mr McKen me s office 'Ihe purpose of the boird IS to plan the actxvmes of the councxl and to worlt out the detills of any suggestlons for HCIIVIIICS which are brought up ln the councll The number 1nd qual EXECUTIVE BOARD SCHOOL CITIZENSHIP IIV of thi' 'ICIIX IIICS carrled OUI the COLll1Cll during the QEVII' 1I'ld1C'ltCd lIl1l'l1IlNC Zfllld lEadCI'Sl1IP Ill Il1C board Cffxcers for the student councll are selected from the membershlp of the executxve board Thus yeirs offxcers were presldent ohn Ford vxce president ohnny ONe1ll and secretary treasurer Sandra Schmidt ohn Ford has serx ed as presment sxnce the councll was re organlzed In 1948 Faculty sponsors were Mr NICKCHZIE, Nlxss Micy, Nlrs Buchanan, IVIISS Burton, and Mr Evers RON ONE Blll Dollos Sondra Qchrmdf John Ford John O N :II Ponrwc Muller ROW TWO Jnm Anms Dole Horns Otto Hulbert Bruce Horns Ed Kelly Ann Toylor Page Forty F vc YQ K mv L A 1 v g. 1 I , , j 1 , , . A r . ,J , ' 7 9 . - J , - . C. . ' K E c . O -9 Page CHARACTER, SERVICE, The Logan Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1935. The purpose of this organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render serv- ice, to promote leadership, and to develop char- acter in the students. Students eligible to election must stand in the first third of their class in scholarship and have spent at least one year in L.I-1.5. Only 152i of any class may be chosen, 51, are elected in the spring of the junior year and the remaining 1022, in the fall of the senior year. Eighteen members were chosen from the class of 1950, eight being initiated in the spring HONOR SOCIETY LEADERSHIP . . . of '49 and ten in December, 1950. The initiation was an impressive candlelight ceremony in which the purpose of the club and the importance of the qualities for which the club stands were made clear before the members were assembled to light their candles, add their names to the roster of the society, and receive their membership cards. Don Hinton served as president, Nancy Lef- fert, vice-presiclentg Janet Sniclc, secretary, and Marilyn Raver, treasurer. Sponsors of the society were Miss Eldridge, Mr. Addleman, Miss Baade, Miss Pitman, Mr. Faris, and Mr. McConnell. ROW ONE: Ann Taylor, Joyce Rodabaugh, Marilyn Rover, Nancy Leffert, Janet Snick, Pat Hopkins, Marilyn J. Miller, Karen Hunter, ROW TWO: Evelyn Clements, John Ford, Don Benner, Otto Hilbert, Don Hinton, Dick Wolf, Bob Bailey, Betty Owens. Orlin Yenerich Knot picturedj Forty-Six SERVING THE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY The H1 Y Club whlch has the motto, clean speech, clean nvmg, clean scholarshnp, and clean sports, IS one of the lmportant servxce orgamza trons of LHS Under the capable guidance of Mr lVlCKCHZ18, asslstant prxncxpal, and Mr Acldle man dean of boys, the club has had an actlve year H1Y boys assumed the respons1b1l1ty for ra1s1ng and lowermg the school flag each day and for holdmg ropes at the basketball games to pro tCCt the playmg floor They collected food and dlstrlbuted baskets to the needy at Christmas t1me and took charge of the hxgh school contrx butlons to the March of Dlmes campangn An ROW ONE Don Hunton Gerald Mlchael Don Wlrth Bob Crook Fred Bauman John Stewart Bruce Stuart Richard Jones Don Grubbs Tom Stout .lack Parmeter ROW TWO Gene Frles Pete Sorensen Bob Barley Duck Wolf Olfo Hulbert Duck Nelson Mr Addleman Mr McKenzie Joe Young ROW THREE Bob Conrad Jlm Annls Herman Graff Don Day Ted Gersf Jum Baker .lam Crlnklaw Lawrence Basham Bull Muckenfuss Jerry Strange John Zoubul ROW FOUR Dale Wansner Bert Munnuck Edward Kelly Gene Kolb Bruce Scroggs Bob Saurer Rex Roderlck Joe Closson John Ford Tom Kummer actluty undertaken for the hrst tlme thxs year was the Aunt emnna pancake breakfast, whlch was served to approxunately n1ne hundred per sons IH the hugh school cafeteria on November 5 Thxs was gxven prlmarxly as a money makmg pro ject, the money made bemg used to finance a trlp of IHSQCCUOH by the entlre club to the boys school at Pendleton OHICCFS for the year were as follows Dlck Wolf presldent Orlxn Yenench, v1ce presldent, Bob Barley, secretary, Pete Sorensen, chaplam, and Otto Hrlbert, sergeant at arms Page Forty Seven V . , V -, 1 f , , 1 - , , , 1 , , , , , . 2 , , - , , , f , , , - ' a 1' ' ' Y J ' . ' l' . 9 a ' ' T'FlE T'PxL.E CDF 3 When school began in the fall, the work of developing the hduinmyi' into a completed year- book was started. Selecting a design for the cover, planning the pictures, taking them and prepar- ing them for the engraver, writing the copy, sell- ing subscriptions and soliciting advertising, and preparing the printer's dummy were the major jobs that had to be done. The reward of the stag THE TATTLER TATTLER STAFF Evelyn Clements, editor in chief, and the seventeen members of the 1950 Tattler staff, chosen in the spring of 1949, at once set about the planning of the book. The theme was chosen and the layout planned. for their hours of labor was the satisfaction of having a part in the making of the permanent record of their senior year at L.H.S. LPPER LEFT: Shirley Danley and Marilyn Lovell, arf staff. UPPER RIGHT: Millie Huffman and Pat Hopkins, business man- agers. BELOW: The writing sloff. Don Hinton, Kay Warfelf, Doranne Krauf, Nancy Lefferf, Rita Landis, Ted Gersf, Marilyn K. Millar, Joyce Rodabaugh, Florence McGreevey, Marilyn Ravcr, Joan Elpers, Mary Maris, Olfo Hilbert, Sam Flory. S., THE CHATTER CF THE MAGPIE GPIE STA Every two weeks members of the Magpie staff proudly distributed their masterpiece, the Magpie The staff consisted of the journalism students and were under the supervision of Mr Van Allen Only thirteen students were on the staff this year, three boys and ten girls The fundamentals of journalism were taught in class, then the students used this information in laying out, wrmng, and proofing the Magpie They delved into a portlon ot exert field in Journalism, from news writing to the 1ctu1l printing and type setting SEATED Ruth Ann Gtlsnnger business manager Joyce Roda Dough news editor Dolores Cook reporter Mary Maris col umntst STANDING Joan Elpers club news Joe Quaho sports Florence McGreevey features AI Tabor sports Marilyn K MII 'er humor Don Cvrubbs music Joan Arona student opinion Marilyn Brater advertising manager IVNSET Kay Warfelt editor In chief The staff attended the annual Butler Field Day at Butler University on April Th' Several members entered an On the Spot Writing Contest The boys in the print shop were responsible for the printing of the paper This year the Magpie had approximately 760 subscribers for the sixteen issues published Two of the outstanding projects of the year were the special Christmas edition and the final Senior issue, which completed the Magpie s thirtieth year of publication and serxice to LHS Pade Forty Nine i. 2 , 1 , z I 1, 2 I 1 I A f A ' - I H . . .. in , , feature, news, editorial writing, and advertising. x 1 l f I L A I ' ' ' ,- . TRAINING FOR LEADERSHIP AND qs ROTARIANS Each month Mr Mertz and Mr MCKCHZIC selected two boys from the senlor class to be Student Rotarlans These boys were selected on the basls of scholarshlp leadershlp, and co oper ation xn school actlvltles Student Rotarlans at tended four Rotary luncheon meetmgs ln the month for whzch they were named and had full prnvxleges of Rotary members durlng that tlme These boys met the leadmg men of the cxty, d1s covered what Rotary IS and how It operates, and heard a number of lnterestmg programs arranged for Rotary In December the Student Rotarlans Page Fefty nr-' J' ROW ONE Fred Boumcn Duck Berndt Don Hunton Bob Conrod Orlnn Yeneruch Stanley Smrfh ROW TWO Bruce Stuart Alien Tabor Duck Wolf Otto Hulbert John Stewart Don Day ROW THREE Dlck Nelson Moe Thomas Jlm Horns Lorry Bashom Bob Burley Jlm Jordon John Ford wxth then' guests were mvrted to the Rotary Chrlst mas banquet and 1n May attended a farewell party In thelr turn the students were expected to g1VC a short talk on any subject of mterest at thexr fourth meetlng Each year Rotary selects one Student Rotarlan to attend the World AHHIFS Instltute , sponsored by the Rotary Internatlonal This years conven txon, held March 3 4 ln Columbus Ohlo, dealt wlth the problems of the Far East, Don Hlnton was chosen to represent the Logansport Rotary Club 1 I V. ,J N3 I: . -. lk ,f r 1' V 1 . , - . - H ff - -I . , , I , 1 I - J ' ' - CZ ' ' 97 . . . . ' . , ' 1 SERVICE IN THE WORLD OF TOMORROW The Key Club, which is sponsored by the Lo- gansport Kiwanis Club, had a very active and suc- cessful year. Its candidate for homecoming queen was elected and crowned at the Logansport-Franlo fort football game on September 30. The Gay Nineties Revuel' was presented in the high school auditorium on November 2 before a capacity audience. At Christmas time the members pre- sented gifts to the children at the Childrenls Home. In january a Father-and-Son Banquet was held at the Broadway Nlethodist Church and in February a Mother-and-Son Banquet at the high school cafeteria. In April the Logansport club KEY CLUB participated in the national convention held in Columbus, Chio, being one of the few few clubs to have a hundred per cent attendance. The officers for the first semester were Orlin Yenerich, president, Bob Bailey, vice-president, Don Sauers, secretary, Ed Kinnear, treasurer, for the second semester: Bob Bailey, president, Don Sauers, vice-president, Dan Benner, secretary, Bruce Stuart, treasurer. For the weekly meetings, held at noon luncheons and attended by a rep- resentative of the local Kiwanis Club, speakers were secured to give humorous, educational, or inspirational talks. ROW ONE: Bob Bailey, Orlin Yenerich, Don Sauers, Clark Leedy, Bruce Stuart. ROW TWO: Dale Spurlock, Dick Wolf, Al Tabor, Otto Hilbert, Ed Knnnear, John Stewart, ROW THREE: Don Hm- ton, Phil McArthy, Jim Thomas, Don Benner, Mr. Ashmon, sponsor, Don Jordan. ROW FOUR: Bill Muckenfuss, Moe Thomas, Doua Hedue, Johnny O'Nenl, Bruce Scruggs, Dale Waisner. ROW FIVE, Mr. Harry Eisenbise, Bill Bob Jones, Joe Young, Don Montgomery, Larry Huntsinger. get ww x gy 'W l F' : Y w I tv ...Q , Q4 E51 N LETTERMEN ARE LEADERS IN SPORTS CL The L Club an athletlc organlzatxon for boys m competltlve sports, IS under the sponsorshlp of Mr McConnell and Mr Fans All boys who have are ehgnble for membershnp After the club was organlzed late ln the year meetlngs were held regularly until the close of school In March ln formal and formal 1n1t1at1ons were held for new members thus brmgxng the membershxp of the club to thirty In Apr1l a banquet was held for all members and the coaching staff At the meetlngs Page Fifty Two ROW ONE Duck Bernd? Otfo Hulbert Som Flory Larry Boshcnm Eng! Horns ROW TWO Joe Young Gene Frnes AI Tobor Bob e cu t plans were made for act1v1t1es whlch the club could undertake and enjoy durlng the summer The purposes of the club are as follows to pro mote unity ln athletlcs, to further hlgh standards of cltlzenshxp, and to create a greater deslre 1n the boys to partlclpate 1n all sports Dlck Berndt was elected presldent of the club Tom Kummer v1ce presldent, Jlm Harrls, secretary Fred Bau man, treasurer Bob DeVault and Don Conn served as sergeants at arms CL 77 - . . . - . . , t earned a major or a minor letter in any sport - - - , - , , . . . . . . . . 5 , 1 ' - ' - a . 5 u BOOKS ARE THE BEST OF COMPANIONS Room 120 provides the meeting place as well as the name for the 120 Club. Now in its fourth year, the club is composed of the student librarians and sponsored by Miss Baade, school librarian. Ir was organized to give the librarians a chance to get better acquainted with each other and to learn more about the functions of the library, Meetings were held every third Wednesday evening at 7:30 and were presided over by Ruth Ann James, pres- ident, assisted by Helen Haley, vice-president, and Nlarilyn Miller, secretary-treasurer. The activities of the club included book reviews, pic- 12O CLUB nics and parties, listening to records, planning bulletin board displays, assisting the public library staff in presenting the annual theatre party for summer readers, and acting as guides for senior day at the public library. Some of the librarians are members of the Hoosier Student Librarians' Association, formed last year for the purpose of promoting interest in the library and further acquainting the students with the wide field of library work. Miss Baade and a few of the librarians attended the 1950 meeting. ROW ONE, standing: Ruth Esser, Judy Miller, Marilyn Fox, Judy Beadle, Mary O'NenII, Alberta Gllbertson. ROW ONE, sitting: Barbara Klinefelfer, Ann Johnson, Rita Kueslung, Marilyn Broter, Gerry Hershberger. ROW TWO: Ruth Ann James, Sherry Scott, Marilyn J. Muller, Barbara Kitchell, Tina Winlngs, John Stew- art. Jerry Strange, Jerry Long, Helen Haley, Jaan Minneman, Ruth Ann l-lineman, Helene Bowyer. Y-mu, THROUGH FUN AND ACTIVITIES HI-TRI I Again both Hi-Tri I and II can boast of a suc- cessful year. Their activities began on September 26, when seventy-five girls, dressed as Rainbow Ragamuffins, enlivened the halls of L.H.S. Two days later, September 28, these same initiates were formally inducted into Hi-Tri in an impressive candlelight ceremony in the high school auditor- ium. Service is the password of a Hi-Tri member, and 1949-50 was, indeed, a year of service. Members of both clubs aided the community chest drive, distributed Thanksgiving baskets to needy fam- Page Fifty-Four HI-TRI I CABINET ROW ONE: Biddy Allen, co-program chairman: Pat Hopkins, treasurer: Vera Harrison, vice-president: Joyce Rodabaugh, pres- ident: Nancy Leffert, secretary, Millie Huffman, program chair- man. ROW TWO: Shirley Donley, Marilyn K. Miller, Susie Rother- mel, Sally Raub, Harriet Bowman, Marilyn Rover, Marilyn J. Miller. ROW THREE: Miss Blase, Maril n Lovell, Joan Elpers, Betty Owens, Karen Hunter, Marilyn Erater, Jane Llewellyn, Norma Myers. ROW FOUR: Miss Grayston, Jane Butler, Wilma Watson, Jaan Minneman, Joyce Karlen, Jean Ann Smith, Mary Lyons, Cecilia Rathermel, Janet Snick, Jane Uhl, Marilou Snid- eier. ilies, sold TB seals, caroled at Christmas time for the nursing homes and hospitals, presented a program for the orphans of Logansport, and ush- ered at community concerts. This year saw the Hi-Tri cheering block increased to 144 and the election of cheering block officers inaugurated. As money-making projects Hi-Tri I staged a bazaar on the lawn of the Y.W.C.A. on October 19, while Hi-Tri II had a very successful bake sale on December 3 at the A. Olsen depart- ment store. Both clubs united to sell plastic re- frigerator bags and high school stationery. HI-TRI STRIVES TO FIND THE BEST Hi-Tri I's social activities included a style show, given April 5 with Washington Township Hi-Tri girls as guests. and a Teachers Jam- boreeii, held November 9 in the high school library. Eighty-five students and teachers attended the tea. A humorous pep session was presented by Hi-Tri I on December 21. Hi-Tri II enjoyed a hayride in the fall and an informal Valentine Dance on February 13. To honor their mothers, Hi-Tri II presented a Mothers' Day Tea, May l. Later in the spring came the annual joint picnic. HI-TRI ll Both clubs held their regular meetings at the Y.W.C.A.-Hi-Tri II on the first and third Mon- day of each month, and Hi-Tri I on the first and third Xvednesday. Programs, which included fash- ion shows, splash parties, and educational talks and discussions, were presented after each bus- iness meeting, their purpose being to emphasize Hi-Tri's main objectives-fun, fellowship, and service. As a grand reward for the year's work, Hi-Tri members and their guests enjoyed the for- mal dance, Dreamers' Holiday, presented on March Z4 in the old gym. HI-TRI ll CABINET ROW ONE: Shirley Gost, treasurer, Jean Best, secretory, Sherry Scott, president, Gerry Hershberger, vice-president, Eleanor Rodabaugh, program chairman. ROW TWO: Carolyn Rouser, Pat l-lershberger, Reba Burris, Joyce Tabor, Sandra Smack, Mariel Myers, Suzanne Smith. ROW THREE: Barbara Klinefelter, Lou Ann Settlemyer, Barbara McMilIen, Lou Ann Bauer, Annette Elpers, Sandra Martin, Barbara Bruner, Barbara O'Connor. ROW FOUR: Miss Burton, Miss Spinning, Morcie Sievers, Mary Jo Car- ney, Barbara Kitchell, Jane Smock, Sandra Schmidt, Rita Knes- ling, Judy Snyder. CULTURE, CUSTOMS OF ANCIENT ROME LATIN CLUB To become better acquainted with the manners and customs of the ancient Romans through entertaining programs was the aim of the enthusiastic Latin students who were members of the Latin Club. Besides the in- formation that they obtained the members also had an enjoyable time at their various social activities. One of these occasions was the special Christmas program celebrating Page Fifty-Six The tratto, pictured here, is o Greek choral donce. The movement of the trc1tto is o slow, very deliberate wolk. The dance is one of great dignity and chorm if done slowly and serenely. It is o true folk donce. the Roman holiday Saturnalia. Among the outstanding programs of the year was the skit Life with Octaviang another excel- lent program presented the Htrattan, which is pictured on this page. The officers of the club were Bill Dallas and Delores Harvey, consulsg Shirley Thompson, praetorg Bob Parente, quaestorg Jean Best, scriba. GOING ADVENTURING IN ESPANOL A donde va usted? Ever one mterested Y 1n espanol goes to Spanlsh Club, where students may learn more about the culture and customs of Spanish American countrles Outstandmg programs of the year mcluded the presentatlon of colored slides of travels ln Mexico by Mr Russell Rangel, a program of classical music, wrltten by Spanish com posers, by Mlss Thelma Nlcholas, a book re vlew on Roving South by aney Butler, SPANISH CL and the smglng of Spanxsh songs A movxe The Adventures of Chico and a Spanxsh Club plcmc m May concluded the year s ac txvmes Offxcers for thus year were as follows presldent, Maxme Seacat, v1ce president, aney Butler, secretary Eleanor Rodabaugh and treasurer, ane Uhl Miss Plotner IS sponsor of the club In the pucfure below ns seen the breokmg of the puncta or the onnuol Chrustmos party of the SDOHISI1 Club held In the old gym on December 20 After Jnm Dlxon broke the pmofo there followed 0 scramble for the candy fruuf and nuts that poured from It The breoklrm nf he plnoto ns o trodmon observed In Mexico ond mony South American countries os port of theur celebrohon of he Chrnstmos seoson ll ll . ' .' . . - J l , I - ar J G I ART MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED ,I N. W. v,,,,,,, W W ,.,,w.,..,..,,,,s.,,, ART CLUB The Art Club, sponsored by Miss Jensen, is open to all those students interested in art work, both those who are enrolled in an art class and those who do not carry art as a curricular activity. The club, numbering eleven members, met every Thursday from 3:35 to 4:45. The officers were Jane Eichen- sehr, president, and John Van Boven, vice- president. Pogo Fifty-Eight ROW ONE: Robo Burris, Mory leon Conrod, Norma Nel- son, Ann Newcomb. ROW TWO: Jone Eichensehr, Mory Robeson, Miss Jensen, Johnny Von Boven, Lewis Sovini. Each member of the club did whatever type of work interested him. Some worked with plasterg others worked with water and oil paintg and still others sketched or worked with crayons. As special projects the club made baskets and favors for the Soldiers Hospital at Marion and Christmas decora- tions for the Soldiers' Hoine at Lafayette. BOOKS ARE SEPULCHERS OF THOUGHT The banging of the gavel by Karen Hun- ter brought the meetings of the Literary Club to order in Miss Hartzis room every first and third Monday of the month. After the minutes had been read by Mary Lou Babb and Mildred I-Iuffman had given the treas- ureris report, the program, which usually consisted of a book review, a sictch of an authoris life, or a literary game, was pre- LITERARY CLUB sented. John Ford, vice-president, was re- sponsible for the programs. Two projects undertal-:en during the year were the buying of records for the library and the editing of a literary magazine. At the spring picnic. held in lVlay at Dyiceman's Park, juniors who had applied for membership and been 'voted upon by the club, were initiated. ROW ONE: Norma Myers, Marilou Shideier, Marilyn K. Miller, Florence MCC-ireevey. ROW TWO: Karen Hunter, Betty Owens, Dolores Cook, Millie Huffman. ROW THREE: Donna Long, Barbara Gingrich, Pat Hopkins, Doranne Krout, Kay Warfelt, Rito Landis. ROW FOUR: Otto Hul- bert, John Stewart, Joe Ciosson, Ted Gerst, Dan Benner, Jerry Strange, John Ford, Jim Crinklaw, AI Tabor, Rex Roderick, Miss Hartz. Page Fifty-Nine PICK UP THAT CUE! When I Was Nineteen , a romantic comedy by Dana Thomas, presented May 11 and 12, tells of the Lathams and the Forrests, who have de- cided that Carol Forrest and Phil Latham should marry. Phil and Carol, however, have each fallen in lovc with someone else. Mrs. Forrest, disturbed about Carols love for Tony Stanford, drifted back in memory twenty years to the time when she was nineteen and had almost married the wrong person. In spite of their parents' concern and .ad- vice Phil and Carol settled their affairs in their own way. Left: Oh, l hope I get o port! Below: Miss Hartz is instructing the cast. Boys are Dick Wolf, Bob Bailey, Joe Qualio, Bob Conrad, Don Grubbs, Otto Hilbert, and Don Hinton. Girls standing ore Florence McGreevey Nancy Leffert, Doranne Kraut, Phyllis Townsley, and Kay Warfelt. Seated are Joyce Rodabaugh and Marilyn K. Miller. 5 49 74 .N MIDTERM PLAY The Adorable Age , a three act comedy by Dana Thomas, was pre- sented November 16 and 17 in the high school auditorium, by two sep- arate casts, under the direction of Miss Hartz. The play tells how Mary Gay, a lovable youngster of sixteen, engineered a romance be- tween her mother, Mrs. Colby, and Uncle jim Powersg and at the same time used her umagnetismi, to obtain for herself everything she wanted, including a prince charm- ing., and the coveted title of prin- cess of the opening dance of the new Town and Country Club. Whot's The mutter, Bertie, lose something? Well, after oll, Gunny, l'1e's my boyfriend. The double cost Included: ROW ONE D. Nelson, D. Grubhs, N. Letfert, C. Duncan, E Kznneor, B. Conroo, ROW TWO: J. O'NenIl, P Powlen, J. Rodcbouqh. ROW THREE: S. Scott, L. O'NenlI, S. Donley, G. Hershberger, S. Porter, J. Smck. ROW FOUR: D. Rvneorson E. Thom- os. J. Strange lnot picturedj. QM' W bi, ... A '- m7 K X ' I M: . N, Ti ,V ,. H4 ,, W, ,, . ,,,3:.i,.A, X W 1 M , 5 A , Ax - , X flf' k F 2 4 . i U -5f,iv . Q::.,.,,A 'P E A , ,Q - AA 5 Mui? , i,,,, . 1 Z N :xy QFQWJ My V' jg .iw . 'Q-Q? f, X 2 .' 5 V' Ta Yiefgr 'g. fx ' 'W 3, V-, 1 5 g 3 - g W af, X I, I I .'y..j .. If I ' , M 5 , ' ,J J' J .uf . , Q ' A . , V ' 'Q L. fiiwf . , 1 , K- . . ' . g 3 A Q--N,,9 f4., WV' ttf ff' KK' , my q lu A A B B 1 i mmm fi rf-:ef-f ' ALL AGES, ALL TASTES, ALL PEOPLES The band now has 116 members including the majorettes. This growing membership shows the increased interest of students in music and indi- cates their desire to be a part of the activities of the band. Fifteen of the members were seniors who graduated this year. RCW CNEL Davidson, Duncan, Uhl, Settlemyer, Cunningham, A. Jonnson, Rover, C, Erickson, M. Conrad, M, Morocco, McMurray, Houston, Murray, Hnnton, D. Hedde, Ford, Wade, Troy, Vnney, E. Hedde, Seacat, Eeehler, C. Condon, J. Snyder, Rehm. ROW TV.O: W. Watson, Hunter, Douglas, Young, Ruffung, P. Snyder, Leno, Harrss, Rumnold, Suevers, Wandrel, Delaplane, Mordentu, Kluth Novak, Baker, Rittenhouse, D, Condon, Hutchcraft, Lewellen, Grlsez, Tabor, S. Smock, Leslie, Boatman, M. Watson. ROW THREE: Enchensehr, J. Smock, T. Smnth, Carney, Appollonuo, From the membership of the band several other organizations were formed: the clarinet quartette, saxophone quartette, brass quartette, and brass choir. A considerable amount of extra time was given by both directors and students to the de- velopment of these groups. Kurkpatrntk, Demerly, Hlvely, Kerber, Anthony, Heckard, Fouts, Sneely, Day, Parente, Nelson, B. Conrad, Bishop, Allen, H. Erick- son, Kreutzberger, Snuck, Mehaffue, Harkin, Odom, Mullin, Robe- son. ROW FOUR: Hardin, Woolpert, McDaniel, Grubbs, Parmeter, Freehcter, Hull, McCullough, Schmidt, J. Marocco, VanBoven, Peters, Spurlock, Thomas, Heins, VanBaalen, J. Smith, Grlgsby, Foreman, Swartzel, Booher, Handy, Simpson. ROW FIVE: Morse, Baer, Wagner, Patesel, Burris, Mr. Huffman, Mr. Morocco, Byers, Koontz, J. Johnson, A. Johnson, Harrison, -AKBDO G H - - - MUSIC HATH CHARMS ROW ONE: Tussing, Settlernyer, Morris, Prentice, Artrtp, Hoover, Mr. Huffman, Cook, Million, Nothtes, Lacey, Perrone, Snyder. ROW TWO: Mather, Blculer, Trueb, Harat, Beroth bwayze, Buhel, Wray, Rouser, Seacat, Sailors, Baker, Karlen, Llewelyn ROW THREE: Prlnduyxllc, Maris, Lcwellen, Reynolds, Qsaririrs Fleck, Army, Farrer, Vwney, YVIlllOVTlS, NNatson Miller Snyder Perkins, ROW FOUR: Gwnson, Barnes, Porter, Muller, Bishop Rice Roderick, Hulbert, Strange, Thomas, Grubhs, Kennedy, Townsend Spurlock, Hart. The Logansport High School chorus, composed of approximately 100 members who met for prac- tice the sixth period every day under the direction of Mr. Joseph Huffman, performed on a number of special occasions. These included the dedica- tion program of Logansporfs new radio station, Page Sixty-Four L. WE ALL MAY FlND ROW ONE: Mulitns, Murray, Kummer, Smith, Snyder, Allen, Weser, Myers, Huffman, Townstey, Robeson, Ewchensehr, ROW TWO: Reid, Uhl, Duncan, Decker, Bagwell, Davidson, Wilson, Pasquale, Butch, Morris, Hcnnmq, LeDonne, Heckorrt, Henlana, ROW THREE: Troyer, Shaver, Richey, Page, Pritchett, Rinehart, Schmidt, Rover, Leshe, Faust, Foster, Osborn, Murphy, Harrell, Koontz, Berg, Carroll, ROW FOUR: Homhurq, Redding Barnes, Smtnh, Baker, VanBaa!en, Day, Erickson, Spurtock, Caroll, Erick- son, Cramer, Sampson, Harkin. WSALg the Thanksgiving programg the Christmas Pageantg the Hour of Music: the Easter program: the county festival: and the four-city festival held in Kokomo. The repertoire of the chorus is var- ied, being made up of selections ranging from popular to sacred. SOPHISTICATED SWING TO SYMPHONY The twenty-seven piece swing band, one of the most active musical organizations in the school. provided music for the noon dances on Tuesdays and Thursdays and for after-game dancesg played dinner music for service club banquetsg broadcast over radio station WSALg played dinner and pro- gram music for various county schoolsg and gave a very pleasing performance at the Hour of Nlusic. SWING BAND -ROW ONE: Jane Smack, Kay Murray, Jar-c Uhl, Don Hinton, Connie Duncan, Lou Ann Sottlcmcyor Karen Hur-tor Wilma Watson. ROW TWO: Larry Harain, Don Day, Bali Part-nto Milton Bishop, Bob Conrad, Dick Nolsan, Charles Griaslwy .'ano Swartzcl, Tod Boalwcr, Eel Simpson, Janet Snlck, Marilyn Rayor Dalo Spurlock, Janet Waters. ROW THREE, Erur Frcehatcr Dirk Farmctcr, Dan Grunlrs, Tom McCullough, Harolii Baker. The orchestra rehearsed from 7:45 till 8:20 four mornings a week under the direction of hir. Mar- occo and Nlr. I-luffman. This year the orchestra tool: a major part in the Hour of hlusic and par- ticipated in the four-city festival under the direc- tion of Fabian Sevitslcy. conductor of the Indian- apolis Symphony orchestra. The last public appear- ance was at baccalaureate on Sunday. hlay 18. ORCHESTRA ROW ONE: Grisez, Lantz, Naftzacr Van Bayon, ROW TWO: Sweet, Hayes, Kummer, Gronunaor Smork Bc-Qnlcr, Seacat, ROW THREE: Troy, Dallas, Strahlo, Thomas Ford, Mar! ray, Horatio Hinton, Tahor, Parcnte, Bishop, Simpson, Swartzol Boohcr, Hutchcralt, Lcwollcn. ROW FOUR: Mr Morocco, 'hjzllrlotk Goorlson, Waters, Spurlofk, Mr. Huffman, Frcchafor, Sclirniilt Snick, Hcrkard. l E , S I l 5 . , 1 QA .x fe ,2- Cops ond Gowns .i.,.Af-among The chief business of Logansport High School is education, the phys- ical, mental, and spiritual development of its 819 students. That develop- ment is the chief concern of the 53 members of the faculty. As much as is possible Within the limits of the budget and facilities of the school activ- ities are provided to serve the needs of the students. Freshmen, after a conference with an advisor, choose one of the courses offered-academic, vocational, commercial, home economics, or general-but a shift may be made later if the choice made seems unwise. In all courses certain subjects are required, but every student has the opportunity to choose certain others to make up the required thirty-two. Q' Sixty-Six -X! 'YO THE YRXNCXPALQ Hesse excuseli for specid work in N Daw Yedwy x - l tlzgn D I2 f Page THEY PLAN FOR A which entered upon its duties in August, 1949, has the advantage of bringing a more representa- tive opinion to the consideration of school mat- ters. In addition to the important but more or less routine duties of determining school policies and employing teachers to carry them out, Mr. Zim- merman and the hoard have been primarily con- cerned this year with a building program to meet the needs of Logansport's increasing school pop- ulation. Mr. Carl A. Zimmerman Mr. Zimmerman has capably served the schools of Logansport as superintendent for five years. For the past year he has worked with a five- memher school hoard. The augmented hoard, Board of Education: Mr. John Nagle, Miss Sue Blasinghcm, Mr, Randolph Lanning, Mr. Carvel Parker, Dr. Walter Kiesling BETTER RECORD The principal says: To me, the ideal high school offers each student an op- portunity to acquire facts and skills which will make him a literate and capable in- dividual and, equally important, gives him attitudes and ideals which will en- able him to live happily with himself and others. I hope that Logansport High School will increasingly achieve this for each one of its studentsf' Both Mr. H. Mertz, principal, and Bernard Mc- Kenzi ssistant p incip l, work untir- ingl to ave L. .S. hieve the goals the ha e set. iss Mary Pitman, dean of girls, and Mr. C. G. Addleman, dean of boys, assist the principals in their work of adminis- tration. They take care of absence and tarcliness, help students decide upon their courses and make out their schedules, and counsel with the boys and girls regarding their educational or personal problems. An atmosphere of friendliness and effi- ciency prevails in the outer high school office, presided over by the school sec- retaries, Mrs. Richard James and Miss Lillian Duncan. Q7 '-:Y had Page Sixty-Nine Page Seventy FACULTY Mr C G Addleman BS MS Hlstory Dean of Boys Honor SOCIGKY Sponsor H1 Y Sponsor Mr Harold D Ashman BS lndustrxal Arts Key Club Sponsor Mlss Edna Avery R N Nurse Mxss Marlan Baade A B B L S L1brar1an 120 Club Sponsor Honor Soclety Comm1ttee Mlss Dorothy Blase AB Mathematxcs Cheermg Block Sponsor H1 Trl I Sponsor Mxss Helen Brandt AB B1ology Mr ames Brown AB AM Mathemancs Mr Wllllaxn J Brown BS MA C1V1CS Hlstory School Treasurer Seventh Grade Sponsor Mrs Stewart Buchanan BS Mathemancs Semor Sponsor Student Councnl Mlss ul1a Burton BS Typlng Shorthand Buszness Englxsh Secretanal Trammg General Bus xness Sponsor H1 Trl II Student Councrl Mr Kenneth L Callane AB Englrsh Sclence Seventh Grade Sponsor Mxss Elsie Downs PhB Home Econom1cs Cafetena Miss Lols Eldridge A B M S Hxstory umor Sponsor Chaxrman of Honor DOCIB y graphy Vxsual Educanon Student Councxl Commxttee Mr Robert Fans BS Health and Safety Football Coach Honor Soclety Sponsor Chaxrman of L Club Sponsors Mr Herbert Galbraith BS Mechamcal Drawxng Freshman Sponsor Miss Marianna Grayston BS Enghsh Sponsor H1Tr1 I Cheerlng Block Mr Ralph E Hall BS Chemistry Blology Chaxrman of Sophomore Sponsors Miss Amelia Hartz AB Engllsh Speech Dram atxcs Lxterary Club Sponsor Play Dnrector Miss Mary Irene Healey BS MS Home Nursmg and Safety Home Econom1cs Clothmg Mlss Helen Hochhalter AB AM Eng lnsh Play Commlttee Mr Joseph M Huff man PSM BM Instrumental Vocal Mus1c Miss Jullane K Jensen Art Tat tler Commxttee Art Club Sponsor Mlss Gertrude Johnson AB MS Lann Eng l1sh Exghth Grade Sponsor Lann Club Sponsor Mr Rolland M ohnson BS Typmg General Busmess umor Sponsor Miss Nell ones BA Texnles Clothmg Home 'Vlanagement Seventh Grade Sponsor l 1 . . . : . ., -. .5 ' 5 3 Q . .5 ' 5 - . . : . .5 . : . ., . . .5 5 5 . 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FACULTY Mr Fred Kinder BS MS Biology Phy sxcal Eclucauon Cross Country Track Coach Sponsor Huntmg and Fxshmg Club Sptlce Shoe Club Mlss Flora Leach AB MA Englxsh Semor Class Sponsor Mr Charles A McConnell AB AM Dxrec tor ot Athletncs Baseball Coach Mr Ber nard K McKenzie BS MA Assxstant Prmcnpal Hxstory Dxrector of Guidance H1 Y Co Sponsor Chaxrman Student Coun c1l Sponsors Miss Janice Macy BS MS Commercnal Tattler Commxttee Sponsor Student Coun ctl Mr Wnllnam P Marocco BME I strumental Music Miss Nan Nelson Ph B Enghsh Sophomore Sponsor Mlss Pearl Newcomb AB Socxology Htstory unxor Sponsor Mlss Thelma Nicholas M M E Muslc Ap prectatxon Junxor Hugh School Vocal Mus 1C Gxrls Ensemble Mlss Mary Pitman AB Buslness English Dean of Girls Honor Socxety Commxttee Miss Neva Plotner AB MA Spanxsh Englnsh Spamsh Club Sponsor Pla Commxttee M Arth Miss Ethel Richardson AB Englnsh Tat tler Seventh Grade Sponsor Mr L Leon Rldenour B of PE Mathemattcs Physt cal Educatlon Junxor Class Sponsor Intra mural Coach Mr Donald Schrenk B of PE Hxstory Sophomore Sponsor Golf Coach Mr O R Shanks AB Mathemat xcs Mxss Vxrgmxa Shaver B A World Hlstory Etghth Grade Sponsor Mr Keith Showalter AB Physlcal Educanon Head Basketball Coach L Club Sponsor Mlss Marvene Slefer BS Physncal Educatzon GAA Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor Miss jean H Spmnmg AB MS Mathemat zcs Sponsor Cheerleaders unnor Hxgh Audltortums H1 Trl II Mrs Lloyd L Sullivan BS Commercial Mr Gerald Tucker BS Machme Shop Semor Sponsor Mr Francis R Van Allen BS Exploratory Shop Prmtmg Journal 1sm Sponsor of Magpxe and Tattler Miss Esther Wxnn BS MS Englxsh Etghth Grade Sponsor Mr W H Winton BS AB MA Phy sncs General Science Senxor Sponsor Page Seventy One l . 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D I,-vii' 4 -'J 114 WJ w., as Page Seventy-'fwa 'M ff ' ii np' Q-Q, qv fs.. 1 X. .z wr fy I 5-4 K -ef If: 1,,1 FRESHMEN Ronnle Muller Presldent Bull Barley Vice President Wanaa Hopper Secretary Suzette Army Vreasurer Acuff Wrllram Allen Janice Amello Shirley Army, Phyllls Anthony Carol Anweller Walter Appollonlo Alex Artrnp Larry baker Loral Baker Weldon Baldwln Robert Bauer Lou Ann Bender Bull Benson Bob Bergln Jane Berndf Don Blllman Marc Blnney Myra Bishop Bob Blume Ronald Bolechala Jack Bolechala Tom Booher Ted Boose Bull Boyer Helene Boyette Rowena Brewer Donald Brock Edlth Brosner Rlchclrd Brownmg Evelyn Bruner Barbara Bunger Marlene Burgess Suzanne Butch Sandra Campbell Charles Campbell Marlene Carney Gene Chamber Margaret Conrad Paul Cooley Joe Corner Beverly Cramer Bl Crlspen Jack Cromer Charles Cronin Pat Culp Bonnle Culp James Cunnmgham Gaul Cuppy Joan Custer Jam Deck Jrm DeVeaux Dons Dlscher Eddre Dorf Dorrs Donahue Rose Mary Douglas Charles Drake Don Dunderman Doug Edwards Jay Elpers Annette Erickson Charles Errckson Harry Eshelman Jo Ann FRESHMEN i Farrell Pat s. Flory: lglarnahn ro ren: Llo d Gollaher ,bert .L 'NL aa- Gallaher Kathre Galloway Shrrloy Gllbcrt Patncla 1 I Gslsmger Charles V Grlgsby Charles Grlsez Davld Gust Shrrley Haley Shlrle Hampton Ed Handy James ne., fx Hanlln Gary Hardnn Larry Hardy Claude Harkrn Gene Harmon Don '45 Hawkins Loulse Heater Manlyn Hennlng Nlna Hess Claire Hess Tom Heyde Marran Sue ! Hlckman Charles Holland Ronald Holle Thomas l-lollerrng Beverly Hollls Jack Homburg Ronald Hoover Kenneth Hopklns Phyllus Harney Beverly Hostetler Robert Huffman Bruce Hults Jerry Hunt Bess fd Huston Howard Johnson Mercedes Karlen Make 1 IJ an l Key Shirley Kleslnng Rlchard Kirkpatrick Marllyn Kirkpatrick Tom Klstler Dean Klumpp Wslllam Q Kluthe Robert Koch Walter If ,1 Kreuzberger Bob Kuhn Nonixk sw am I e Ealng Tom .O S'- LeDonne Eugene Leonard Nancy Lombard: Joan Lowry Don Luetzow Jerome Luetzow Ruchard Lumbert Donna McCullough Tom McGrew Rnta n Martnn Bob 'YJ All ,L -1 Martnn Sandra Mather Loss Mayhrll Duck Medley Mononc Muller Judy Mlnqlm Wulluam 11 S Ss la! .ff HP' Muttrca Nrck Ll..-.L Page Seventy Thre, . ' 1 5. I2 L L, is Q7 , e I I 'Ai ff E. !a- , . Z :I it xt 4, X I p '-' K K 5.7! f I , Y , N 1 4 , . 1 V l V V 1 Y- K Q x ,fs 'A Q H ' 4. 6 gl-. 6 . xi .th R 11 I ' P all l 2 , , .. W . ' lv f 1 , 2 rr N f ' I I s A T I: 1 I ' 'g ju h , . 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Page Seventy Four ii' Wil Z 3 4- FRESHMEN Mordentl Dan Moms Mary Kay Morrow Jaretta Munson Arden Murphy Shlrley Murray Rosemary Myers Jack Myers, Marlel Neff Thelma Newcomb Ann Nlchter Jlm Norzmsky Dorothy Nothels Maureen OConnor Barbara OConnor Mary Odom Mary Page Norman Parkms Bonnue Parmeter Duck Pearce Patrlcla Perrone Loretta Petrne Robert Prentice Eruc Prundlvnlle Joan Ranke Carolyn Ray Lewls Reddlng Reeser Arlene Rehm Shnrley Reynolds Duck Robb Larry Roderuck Deck Romug Vuola Rose Esther Rose Sharon Rose Thomas Rouser Carolyn Rozzl Anthony Rutz Eleanor Saad: Cynthua Sauatnnr Anthony Sailors Marlene Samuels Dons Samuels Roger Schoenradt Gene Schreyer Mary Selvlo Jlm Shaw John Shaw Lowell Shaw Phyllns Sheely Jlm Shepherd Mary Slevers Pat Silver Kathleen Sampson Eddxe Smith Davld Smith Jack Smith Joe Smith Suzanne Smack Sandra Snyder Judy der Kay Spradllnq Charles Stark Roy Stnllwell Jack Stoug Jam tout Shlrley Q Stuart Gary W!.ss--, , , , . Mn. , . L Lf W ,. x t E V Q- 1 A 'I LZ? A' ' Y A Mill, Bill ll ff? IK l I l f I 'If 0 ' , I l l ' ' , 1 F A ' , , . -7: gn ' lt . .Sf 13, wx 5 ,A , , 1 ff' 1 , . X , 5 Nr A 1, ,. L s A Ag X ., , ff A A E A ' ' ,Bull r f f A. Q 4 - L V , I Q' nth SI UE ' 4 as 5, ,h , , . V if H, ' ' W 4,26 , 5 IQ . Robeson, Evelyn 1 S V 3 M I S --A A ,Jvu V : I 1 5 A if A 4 . :L V . K 3, . vi , -I 1- , V . f M, ' , , ,V I S L at A ' ' H ?' oi, 2' 'A ' 1 ' ,I - M q Q ,r ,f 'T A ' ' . My . rrMSi'l'w - W' M ' , -I L , . f ' I 4. ' I ll, 1. , :VN 1 . I , ., K J ' V . I . ' ' -4 . .1 ' -4, 1 ' M ' v rv -'92 3m 1 . M Ar 'g N A : . I Q 1, 'L 2 , .fl I 1 l N l -' , L, ' 1. I l - -- X A -- Yu JA A le -3- .1 ...LXZ .f,,-L.- . . ' ' ' V , I FRESHMEN W l bor Joyce Ihomas Dave Thomas Marlorle Tomlmson Blll Troy Eleanor Van Baalen Rnchard Vernon John 1? kery Alrce ymey Helen Woddups Jrm Walls Mary Walters Joc Wandrel Sue Warner Bob Weuss Audrey Welty Gloria White Esther Wnld Clnfford Wnlllams George Wsllvams Marian Wllllams Patty Wnllnams Phyllls A Wlllls Mona Wllly Carolyn Wulson Francvs Woodruff Douglas Woodruff Larry Woodruff Raymond Wray Bob Wray 'iharon Yeneruch Ronald Zender Beverly Zelder Clnde SOPHOMORES Dale Hams Presndent Marcellune Suevers Vice Preslacnt Jean Best Secretary Juay Naftzger Treasurer Adknns Rex 3 Allen J lm Anderson Margaret Appollonlo Pat Artrnp Jum Artnp Pat Barley Norman Berger Harod Baker Ralph 'i --f-..-, nx- lsilto , If X1 N ' 2 7 427 -s. 9 nf iw F- E.f- 4 'ni' 1' W Bcckler Margaret ' I i N -:jf bf L W J Page Seventy Flve O A '59, -X zirrxi K if J '-. 9 Page Seventy SIX 1.-I fr gr 'HAZ' 44' -A9 4r'9'.ul- vw- 'K ,E SOPHOMORES Beehler Roger Bennet Pat Berolh Gall Best Jack Boughton BH Breedlove Leafha Brewer Bonnle Brubaker Jack Buck Suzanne Burden Stacy Burris Reba Byers Barbara Canfleld Bll Coppernoll Mary Belle Cappoln Clara Carney Mary Jo Carroll Mary Carson Pat Clra Rose Ann Clary Jerry Clawson Paul Cosfcllo David Crane Jnm Cunningham Kathryn D os Bll DeGrlef Duane Delong Ann Delaplone Jlm Dnxon Jrm Dnxon Joan Drummond Mary Emma Dunn Julia Ann Ehler Bob Elzbeck Norma ee Emrah Don Esser Rufh Farrchlld Frances Frckle Myra Fleck Carol Ann Freeman Bull Freehafer Errc Galloway Joan Gas! Shirley Gentry Jo Ann Gnlbertson Alberta Glllum Shlrley Glllum Tom Graf Mary u Grandstaff Donna Gust Bob Gus? Goldie Guy Junior Hampton Jean Hanawalf Kathleen Handy James l-lardf Carolyn Hardf OTTO Harrrs Bruce Harvey Delores Heckard Emily Hems Duane Helton Leah Hershbcrger Gerry Hcrshberger Polly Huggins Mnke Hmkle Mrke Hnbsher Sharon Hnvely Joan Hoffman Jsm , ,, . . .V., as J fir fb , . V 7 'V C r ' 1 I s N v , I I' P fn, If -. W . J Q A , A A V K C r or , ' , M 1 A 5: V s. Q 6 V, J ' T-. ' .,,,A ,, la .12 l f f I I 4 X , Il f' ' 'fviv L 1. f X p I 1 Q all , I Q ' ' 551.41 .5 ' 1 . . VV: L. 1 - ' I ' frf:l-f- V .3 ,- , N ,.. ,X E I . i r,,- rr KM' X J my he ' , L J C,yr J A 1 V W -' f 4 ,, - 4 ..,V K jf A if V, 1 . . J , fr :-. I J . f '-r-r M ' - ', , f or or J u u J ' if f ' S J 1 'CVC' ' ' 'W J , 112, -- , l l A A ,- J, 1 I gay M -I I V , 1 K .,.. G I , ' SOPHOMORES aoyer c r nun F1 fl! 'll Hynan Ronn n Ln rlcb Jackson Jomo Jocomon Boo JO Y DF X H Jonn on Jennnfcr Urn: Tornrny Jor on Don Kenneay Potrrck Keruer Rheta rn HI: r I n ro o Kmlcr Duck lxnchcll Borlaro Kuta Kenneth Kllnelclter Barbara Knight Oveto Kerhr' Xfnctor Lacey Mary Lanans Aluce Leazcnby Robert LcDonne Alice Jean Leffcrt Paul Lewcllen Barbara Lems Larry Long lerry 'vlcArThy Phxl Mcl.Iare Mereluth McCormack Dolton Maloy John Morocco John Morocco Mary Lou Mather Jim Mehoffne Jim Mllburn Robert Mlllcr Bob Lowell Muller Jack ler Mary Jolene Mnlllon Pat Mrrchell Nancy Moclrlckcr John Monlgomery Donald Moore Donald Moore Marulyn Mallln oy Mommerf Phyllis Murpny Elaine Nerf Eorlzora Ness Roger Nolan Carolyn O or'n Pa? Ne lr M ry Orr ywlahf Cs orn James Omorn Phyllns Oyermcyer Vennto Owens Don P ge Mary Joan e L Pcrr rc Croce P 'ers n o Prcrcn Jerome 1 I an 5vf uE .aT V5 Qs 1.1 1 .Ll....4n1 .Q- 'ZS' ,ZR . 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A,,, 1 SOPHOMORES Porter O H Prentice Emerson Prentice Sandra Pritchett Gretchen Pugh Ilene Pursch Gertrude Reid Carlene Reynolds Emily Rice Jack Richey, Rosemary Rittenhouse Ginnie Rodabaugh Eleanor Rombold Paul Rowe Carol Rupe Bob Rynearson Bll Schmidt Sandra Scott Sherry Settlemeyer Lu Ann Shaver Phyllis Shepler Mary Sherill Claudine Sisler Jack Sitter Ronald Smith Arnold Smith Danny Smith Sydney Smack Jane Snider Billie Snyder Rheta Soncarty Dixie Spurlock Dean Swartzel Jane Templin Ellen Marie Terry Digby Thomas im Thompson Shirley Todd Bob Townsend Charles Townsend Wayne Tripp Joe Troyer Darlene Turnpaugh Carol Tussing Mary Lou Van Boven John Vernon Bill Vitello Beverly Wagner Betty Wartelt, Richard Watson, Barbara Jean Welker, Pat Weser, Wilhelmina White, Barbara Wilcoxson, Louise Wild, Mitzi Wilkinson, Tad Williams, Mary Jane Wilson, Barbara Woolpert, Danny Wucker, Dixie JUNIORS Ed Kelly Pr a nt Joe Nourog Vrce Presldent Bruce Scroggs Treasurer Dale Walsner Secretary ri- - Arweller betty Annls .llm bacr Lulla Bagwell .lane Ld, Baker Jam pi Bargerhuff Don '5- ' .313 pen r Kafhryn bender Ruth 43 bishop Mllron Black Frances Bleller Anlta Brodbeck Jack 1 S Bruner Dorothy no Bubel Janet Ann .Jean Butler Jane Campbell Bunger Lou Butch Gllbert Cappa Bertha Carroll Ball Condon Corn Conn 4 nna Barbara Conn Don 'uv Conrad Mary Jean Cooke Barbara Crook Bull Culp v Vlrglnsa Custer Charles A Davndson Joan L- g C3 Dec ker Par C x Demerly Bull , Dodrlll Catherine C, Doran Kay Drye Jane Duncan Connre Emery Delarls Eytcneson Jacquelrne Farrer Danna Q- Flory Dave Fousf Emma Gaddus Phyllls Gull Marlorle Goins Dorothy Sn Goodson Dolores Gordon Carl Galbreath Eva Grandslaff Edward Haley Helen Hal John Harvey Lee Hathaway Lols Hough Roselee .., Page Seventy Nlne ... -I J A W5 af' S I , es: 'e ,, J ,k . , l V K, 1: Q X . 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Page Enghfy ,- f'7 Q 1 X14 5 V Hollerlng Norman Hostefler Phll Hunt Tom Hurley Carol Hutchcrafl Phyllls Hulh Eldora lrelan Shirley James Ruth Ann Jamlson Don Johnson Audrey Johnson Beverly Jones Bll Jones Shlrley Kal: Gene Karlen Joyce Kantzer Joan Kellenberger Ruth Klesllng Gerald Klmes Mary Ellen Klnnear Ed Koch Ann Kummer Tom Langbak Donna Jo Leedy Clark Leslie Marcia Lovell Marilyn Lyons Mary McMurry Rebecca Marlott Jerry Martin Richard A Mather Phyllis Muller Bob Lee Muller Tom Miles Charles Malls Jean Ann Mnnnlck Bef? Munneman Joan Morris Sally Morse Nancy Murray Joan Neff Helen Nelson Norma Ness Don Norzlnsky Douglas Olnencham Janet ONelIl John ONelll Lynette Packard Jnm Parker Melvm Ve.- W., , ,, , W . l ka M L, sk 4, , :. -r :L 5 , Q ' , , , ' ' V77 QA ,Ql J 5 we xp ' , x L V , ,f Q by- - , , 3 X E-3 4 Y A ' , x N : I 'V 1 'ff , I ' , Y I gs l. 5 I J l 5 ' , Q 1 W 'Nl Q H 7 W I Q, Q- Q' N21 . V, A P ' xx ' . m I m X , Lg' , ,W , I fr , l N ilil 1 4 ' I, Q ,, ' P 4 S ' , r 'JI P L 'P 1 , A . I L V A rf 5 , 1 A X y ,I 'f 1 's, - X X , , A f: V-ff w L of - ' , inf G-' Q J ,, ,B ' Q., B- 'K P , 'l ,. SN, - . 'C' , ,517 V' I , 1 r. f ll, ,fr A ' 1 all .8 L ' lb a .I ' ' ll I - l' ' . . V ' , 1 9' ' .as u - Ur' ' b I A I A Q l ff '4,i ,Q I ,l . In X ,vfxI7'.f I A 1? g V .A ' V , G P K ,J 3 fs W ' ' X Zi , ,, 'V Q5 J ' , f 1' ' v , - o 4 A J 4 , 3 ' I fl ,V L h ,yy X-,f I I , 5 muff, 1, aw 45 U W T7 2 , ll . . ff N l if ,X l I W, ' , -ll ' l . V 4 rf- P J' J A f J pf S' ,f 5 ,, - . V I I V - 'A A .4 V 1 . I JUNIORS Parmeter Jack Perklns Saraler Peters Marshall Ralsor John Raub Sally Pierce Dwight Powell Jack Powlen Peggy Rlcheson Bob Rnolo Chuck Romlg Don Ross Rowe Sandy Rozzl oe Rnchey Ruta Rlggnns Murrarn Rrnehart Carol Richard Rothermel Cecella Rothermel Gllbert Rothermel Susie Sauers Don Savlnl Lewis Schoenradt Barbara Seacat Maxine Shackelford Mary Louise Shelly Betty Shldeler Bull Smnth Donald C Shlndledecker Fred Siena Marcla Slusser Bernard Srmth James R Smrth Jean Ann Stanczak Betty Smlth Harold Snack Janet Snyder James Stewart Margaret Stnllwell Donna Thomas Don Stout Iam M wayze arlorle Swisher Ray Thompson Bull Trueb Beverly Waters Janet Uhl Jane Wagner Esther Warner Deane Watson Wrlma Wllklnson Clyde Zoubul John Wunnngs Tuna Wnrth Don Wray Ruth C7 1 s. g XXll 4 k 'X Ll an ,Q g QW 3 Page Eughty One 0 1 5 e 'QS 1' , I ' - l xx' f an , rf W a si 8 4. . 5 ef c , I X X ' , V ' I A n 1. f 4:2 ' I . ,li . tg BA L A 9 , ac it-l Ts ' ' ' , I 'K l W sv Q. .K 'J 5 5' f ' 2- ' f ' 1 lb ' - - D X X R fi 4 A ' ' '- ax a 4- A 5 ,ef Q' 4 Q - N Z N S f s' s ' I , . A ' CAL , I . I jx A 3 e x, Q. 8 ' ' I fl I 'Q 1 J 2 , i- I Q-, ,, :A l tk 5 4 ' V, 1 v A ' Q tg-' 1- A S AQ 5 N sb Q H 2. 4 K v A , ,a f may, , , 9 k . Q A C v dx . , x 4 V , h . I - la U A s I xl class play, Senior Day, a senior picnic, and finally LEAVING BEHIND PLEASANT MEMORIES On September 3, 1946, a class of bewildered freshmen entered L.H.S. In the late fall they fol- lowed the example of the upperclassmen and held an election, selecting Phyllis Daggett as their first president. By spring they knew their way around well enough to sponsor the Freshman Fling. In their sophomore year they were beginning to feel more at home. Fred Bauman took over the presidentis chair and under his leadership the As juniors they began to feel important. The junior year was filled with activities in prepara- tion for the annual Prom. In order to raise money, the class sponsored the Junior Concert. Otto Hil- bert was the capable president of the class that was responsible for the beautiful prom of 749 with the appropriate tlfme, iiMC1HOfiCS.,i Finally they were mighty seniors. With 1950 came the class sponsored l'The Old-Look Hopi' in the spring of '48, baccalaureate and commencement. Nancy Leffert, Secretory Offo Hilbert, President Mory Holcomb, Treosurer Jim Jordon, Vice-President THE CLASS OF 1950 Page Eighty-Two NIO Ellzabeth M Allen Cveneml Tr1 Cabmet Prom Commxttee Cheermg Block lkathryn Allen Com mercxal Freshmen Secretary H1 Tr1 Cabmet 170 Club can Arone Gener1l lNl1gp1e Staff Prom Commutee Chorus Cheermg Block Bob W Artrlp u..1-asm An... r.s.,.,q., X oc'1t1onal Football 'Vlary Lou Babb Commercnl Homecomlng Candldite 49 H1 Tn Cabmet Cheerlng Block Presxdent L1ter1ry Club Bob Baxley Aca d2l'I1lC Key Club Presxdcnt H1 Y Secretary Honor Socxety Student Rotarlan Golf Team L1t1n Club When I Wfas Nmeteen Bob Baker Industnal Intrxmural Lawrence B-DVA!!!-np A Basham Academxc Football M- 1,-.. um. uhh, Mu... WMA ,M Student Rotarxan H1 Y Club Intramural Bob Bauer Academxc L Club Football john Bauer Academm H1 Y Tenms Intramural Fred d1e Leon Bauman, J Industnal Football L Club H1 Y tu dent Rotarlan Sophomore Pres1dent Track Sp1ke Shoe Club lnblnir ki-I-1 Puudhnhunhsuun ,I smfuvj su.-4 era H1 Tr1 130 Club Treasurer Dan1elC Benner Ac1dem1c Key Club Honor SOCIQIY Student Counc1l Llterary Club Spamsh Club Chorus Chnstma Ann Berg Home Econom1cs Chorus H1 Trx Cablnet Homecomlng Candxdate 48 Cheermg Block Mary Ellen Bergm AC3dEl71lC Lat1n Club Donald bdward Berkshxre Industrxal Track Cross Country Sptke Shoe Club Dn1lClu:n on-...A..n.., nn-,hh I,-.uumdanm Rlchard j Bernclt Academ1c Football Baseball Basketball Student Rotarxan L Club L1I1rl Club Don Borders Ac-ldemxc Student Councxl Pour n Duck Club Latln Club Harrxet E Bowman General H1 Tn Cablnet Prom C,omm1ttee Cheermg Block G A A Marxlyn Brater Commercnl Magple Staff H1 Tn Cabmet 1 O Club Prom Comm1ttee .L malt' ll-an Ill: lhln In-v Page Eighty Three ' . . ...Hi- A.A .... 4- ' .A - . '7 , I ' ' ' '- - J-A.w lntramural. Shirley jean Beard..:Cen: 1 ' , I . 1... 1 P . . 4' ' . - S mn cam n.1.f..A..n......, 5.1-cm.. mm, Fw! Umm 5 ch... AllsDnlnCahn na.. c.-,.,.4 C94 J Cn-H :amount c 1, l-I-G--uhm an-no-...n,... bnusn., ,,.,,M,,,.D,G,,,, lf' f 1 Dv-fv-fy lnbmDuV-k Gnnbddu ngyuo.. Page E ghty Four ENIO W1ll1am G Brewer Commerc1al Delores Ann Brownlng Home Econ om1cs John Carson ACadEH1lC Carl Chapman Industnal Football Evelyn Clements Commerc1al Honor SOCIBIY Edxtor 1n cl'11ef Tat tler Staff H1 Tr1 Cabmet Prom Comm1ttee 120 Club Cheermg Block Chorus G A A Joe Clos son Academ1c H1 Y L1terary Club Latm Club Pour n Duck Club Allen Dale Cohee Vocauonal Track Robert Conrad Inclustnal Band Swmg Band H1 Y Student Rotar1an The Adorable Age When I Was Nmeteen Chorus Dolores Cook General H1 Tr1 L1terary Club Chorus Secretary 1m Crmklaw ACad9In1C Football un1or Treasurer H1 Y Student Counc1l Intramural L1terary Acaclem1c H1 Y Kenny Culp N ocatlonal Football Bob Cunmngham Vocat1onal Basketball Clarence Deevur Dawson Industr1al H1 Y Llterary Club Donald E Day General Band Chorus Tenms H1 Y Latm Club John Ashton DeGr1ef lnclustrlal Sw1mm1ng Joan Dempsey Home Econom1cs H1 Tr1 Robert DeVault Industnal Football Basketball L Club Student Counc1l Clara DlIElSl Home Econom1cs Peggy Lee D1xon ACadefn1C Latm Club f . . . . 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NIO Marvm Docketry General Shlrley Ann Donley General Honor So clety Tattler Staff Hl Trl II Pres ldent Hl Trl I Cablnet Don t Take My Penny Date Wlth Judy The Adorable Age Latln Club Llterary Club 120 Club Chorus Norman F Dunslzer Gen era Track Cross Country Splke Shoe Club Jane E Elchensehr Home Economlcs Band Chorus Art Club can Elpers General Tattler Staff lVl'1gple Staff Hl Trl Cablnet Prom Commlttee Latln Club Cheerlng Block Samuel E Flory General Football Tattler Staff L Club John Ford AC3dCmlC Student Councll Presldent Hl Y Honor Soclety Band Art Club Llterary Club VICE Presldent Spanlsh Club Treasurer Pour n Duck Club Robert L Foster Indus trla Student Councll T9HH1S Club Latln Club Band Theodore Larlton Gerst Academlc Hl Y Tattler Staff Llterary Club Student Councll Latln Club Patrlcla Ann Glll Commerclal Latln Club Ruth Ann Gllsmger General Magple Staff Hl Trl Latm Club Barbara Jean Glngrlch Acaclemlc Hl Trl Llterary Club Spanlsh Club Chorus Prom Commlttee Kenny Gloser Industrlal Catherlne Graf Home Economlcs Herman R Graff J Industrlal Hl Y Football John E Green Industrlal Don Grubbs General Band Swlng Band Orchestra Chorus Hl Y Magple Staff Prom Corn mlttee Latln Club A Date Wlth Judy The Adorable Age When I Was Nlneteen Barbara Ann Gundrum Commerclal Latln Club Joan Marle Hardt Commerclal Orchestra Chorus Hl Trl Art Club I-Bun kndtllsur lvhld u-.lr 515-111 C1105 Klnqlii Cisudid' N-unllilfl Page Elghfy Flve I S E R S A ' Gene G. Fries. . .Academic . . .Hi-Y MIN' 5ueH4 ll J LeuHuru Orxokzlkllhe Am Hue Rnhm Dvd Hull lk- Himsa Raclurd Hqnh M-fvLH0k-nb A-'H-:km un4uax.H.f Wm-Hu jnsllak 8? r-1-c-,x.a. undone- c.avn.,.,4,, Page Eghty Sx NIO Marilyn Sue Harrell Commercnal Orchestra G1rls Ensemble Chorus H1 Tr1 Cabinet Prom Commlt tee James Lew Harrns Indusmal Football Basketball Baseball L Club Secretary Prom Commxttee Vera Ann Harrxson Commercxal Orchestra Drum Majorette Tn I Vxce Presxdent Prom Comm1t tee Otto Karl Hnlbert Academlc Football Juruor Pres1dent Sen xor Pres1dent Honor Soclety Student Councrl Executrve Board Tattler Staff Student Rotanan Key Club L Club H1 Y If erary Club Track Intramural Latin Club Spxlce Shoe Club When I Was Nlneteen Jeanette Ann Hlle General Latm Club G A A Robert Davld H111 Academ1c Basketball Key Club Band Don Hmton Acad emxc Honor Soc1ety Preszdent Tattler Staff Band Orchestra Swmg Band Student Dxrector C ar met Quartette H1 Y Student Ro tarlan Key Club When I Was Nmeteen Richard Hlpsher Indus tr1al au- Mary L Holcomb Commerclal Semor Treasurer G A A P1'0m Commnttee Patr1c1a Ann Hopkms Academlc Cheer Leader Tatrler Staff Honor Soc1ety H1 Trl II Vnce Presxdent H1 Tr1 I Treasurer Homecommg Cand1date 47 48 Prom Commxttee Sophomore Secre tary G A A Lxterary Club Latm Club Teen Canteen Councxl Mxldred Lee Huffman General Tattler StaH: H1 Trx II Treasurer H1 Tr1 Cabxnet G A n Llterary Club Treasurer Latxn Club Chor Cheermg Block Prom Com mnttee A Date Wxth Judy Wayne Hults Industnal Football Basketball Karen Hunter Academlc L1ter ary Club Presrdent Honor Socxety Swmg Band Band Spamsh Club H1 Tr1 Cabmet Prom Com mnttee Frances Nadme Hutchcraft General Betty jean Jacot Commer cxa H1 Tr1 Robert jacot Voca uonal ames E Jordan Academnc Foot a Baseball Basketball en lor Vlce Presldent L Club tu dent Rotarxan Patrncla Craxg Karlen Commercnl H1 Trl Chorus Prom Commnttee Richard G Klein Industrxal Carl W Kloepfer Acad emlc L Club Spanlsh Club Latln Club Tenms Intramural Prom Cornmnttee ' ...Hi- vw- rf. 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Page Evghfy Erghf Y NIO kay Murray Ac1dem1c Band Swing Band Chorus Orchestra Lattn Club Clarlnet uartette James B Myers Inclustrtal Norma Myers General Band Majorette Homecom1ng Candldate 49 Trl Cabtnets Llterary Club Cheertng Block Prom Committee Chorus Richard Nelson Acad emxc Band Swmg Band Orchestra Teen Canteen Councxl H1 Y Student Counctl Latm Club The Ftghtmg Ltttles The Adorable Age Brass uartette Pat O Donnell Academlc Lnter ary Club Latm Club Cheermg Block Prom Commtttee G A A Betty Owens Academxc Honor boctety H1 Trl Cabmets Llterary Club Student Councll Latm Club Prom Commlttee Leroy Patesel Inclustrtal I-I1Y Bonme Suzanne Porter Academtc H1 Trt Chorus Latln Club The Ador able Age DavldC Pritchett Acadermc Donald C Prltchett Academ1c Joseph Phxl hp Quallo, Jr Commerctal Mag p1e .Stafl When I Was Nmeteen Wllllaln C Ralsor Industrtal Martlyn Jean Raver Commerctal Band Swmg Band Tattler Staff Honor Soctety Treasurer H1 Trl Cabmets Gtrls Ensemble Spamsh Club Chorus Prom Commlttee Jacquelyn Reder Commerual fn Cabmet 120 Club Prom Com mtttee Cheermg Block A Date Wtth Judy Doug Renner Industnal Donny Rlcct Industrtal Football Basketball Mary Frances Robeson Commerclal Band Chorus Art Club Joyce Eileen Rodabaugh General Honor Soc1ety Tattler Staff Magpxe Staff H1 Tr1 I Prestdent 120 Club Prestclent Spantsh Club Latm Club Cheermg Block Prom Commtttee A Date Wxth Judy The Fxghtmg Ltttles The Adorable Age When I Was Nmeteen Rex Russell Roderick Academlc Basketball frank H1 Y Cross Country Latm Club Spxlce Shoe Club Prom Commtttee Geraldine Rowe Home Economxcs G A A wJ , V . I . . - 1 . . . . . . ' . my , Jaw a, vm Nm.. Mm. ' M ' u . D ' E! ' ' ' A 75 it ,, Q ,J f' 6 - . - . 1 . ' Leroy Pause! I me uma Porter ' ' ' K! D . f 1 - - ' Qt . 77 ' , . nt Io. I- uilnn Clnmf .., ,, me - l I - mf unhur I mu, l AA ' ' ' ' I' . - V7 lt . . . . . ' - . . ' . . . L A NIO Dick Rynearson Industrnl Donald Eugene Sailors Voc1t1on1l Robert Saurer Academic H1 Y Bessie School Commercial H1 Tri Latin Club John School General Rosemary Sherman Home Economics H1 Tri Marilou Shideler Academic Cheer Leader Captain H1 Tri Cab inets Sophomore Vice President Latin Club G A A Secretary Literary Club Prom Committee Betty Louise Short Academic Stanley Fred Smith Academic Football Basketball Track Cross Country H1 Y Treasurer Spike Shoe Club umor Vice Presi dent Prom Committee Tom Smith Vocational Basketball Peter I' Sorensen industrial H1 Y Dale L Spurlock General Key Club Band Swing Band Orchestra Chorus Dolores Marie Stanczak Commercial H1 Tri Frances Stewart Home Economics Chorus John D Stewart Academic Key Club H1 Y Basketball Baseball Track Cross Country 120 Club Literary Club Latin Club Spike Shoe Club Football Bernard Leslie Stocks Industrial Intramural Basketball Geoffrey Strange Academic . . . Student Council Executive Board . . . Literary Club . . . 120 Club . . . Sophomore Treasurer . . . Golf Team . . . Track . . . Prom Committee . . . The Fighting Littles' . . . The Ador- able Age . Bruce F. Stuart . . . Academic . . . Track . . . Cross-Country . . . Spike Shoe Club . . . Student Rotarian . . . Key Club Treasurer . . . Hi-Y . . . Latin Club . . . Prom Committee. Virginia Anne Swartzlander . . , Commercial . . . Hi-Tri . . . Prom Committee. Allen Tabor . . . General . . . Magpie Staff . . . Key Club . . . Football . . . L Club . . . as- Svb ketball . . . Track . . . Hi-Y . . Literary K 'fvs--r sa.. P sa., ' 1.4, Am, -M, Club . . . Spike Shoe Club. Page Eighty-Nine T-Hl flfRK3'l4T Dphid'1'anlhnn Plylbj Tonnky Clnkewuh NIO Ann Taylor Academxc Honor SOCIEIY Student Councll Executlve Board H1 Trl Cabmets Latm Club Spanlsh Club L1terary Club Cheermg Block Prom Comm1ttee Eugene E Thomas Academ1c Basketball Baseball Football Key Club L Club Latm Club Rosal1e Thomas General H1 Tn Chorus Latm Club Cheermg Block Wllllam Thomas Commercxal Cheer Leader Drum Major Band George Rlchard Tlmm0nS Industrxal Band Intramural Donald Tom lmson Industr1al Phyll1s can Town s ey Commerc1al Chorus Tr1 When I Was Nmeteen Clalre Wade General Kay Warfelt Academ1c Ed1tor 1n G A A H1 Tr1 L1terary Club Lat1n Club 120 Club When I Was Nmteen Constance A Wh1te Home Econom1cs Chorus Gerald Ieroy W1ll1ams Industnal Charlene W1lson General H1 Trn Latm Club R1chard C Wolf Industrxal Hon or S-ocxety H1 Y Pres1dent Key Club Student Rotarlan Teen Canteen Counc1l Prom Comm1ttee When I Was Nmeteen John H Wood Industnal Orlm P Yenerxch jr ACad9mlC Basketball Track Key Club Pres1dent Honor ' C Wd' H H U N' P Y ' J W 'M' Lf SOCICIY H1 Y VICE Pres1dent Page Nmefy Student Councxl Cross Country Splke Shoe Club Student Rotar1an Latln Club Rudy Zech General Dor1s Jean Zelder Commerc1al A 'MW 1 Y f l-... ' chief Nlagpieistalf . . . Tatrlertstalf . . , A 5en1or s record card 1 1th all gmdes nrered personahrx 111115 checked QCIIXIYICS engaged 1n recorded and sen1or PICILIYC puted rn p11ce 15 here bemg used bx 1N1155 Duncan to supply the 'nrormiuon needed on 1 co11ege '1pp11c1t1on h11n1c The C1155 of 1970 has comp1eted the xsrmng oi IIS l'LCOld f'omp1c-tc too lb 1111 5rorx of xsor1c 1nd 13111 it Loginsport Hlgh Schoo1 1n the xmr 1949 70 uh1ch 1111 Tirthr 1115 told 1n IIS 1070 cdmon 1111 p1rm1nent record edmon P ncty One , 4 .1 3 km, ' . 'N v' xfi' 5. 11,1-.1 -,- .1--gg ., '11 95 -fi, 1 .ww . , . . . . .. . K, 1 .. 1 Y a 1 1 , 1 n , 1 Q L S C Q Y A I I C l C u L. ' 1 . , . X , . 1 ' . 4 Q , I 1 1 1! 1 1 15 , 1 X 1 - 1 T 1 5 1 -1 1 1 1 , 1 . ,.,.n 1 I ..,- 1. - I , H . K 5 3' X? -59: 4 ., f 1 . vi. Wm . ' ' ' 51' , 41- ,f . rr- g ,Q fx Q M 4 2 ,gif as .9 Q4 .Y. M S, :.. ' M T , , ,b gg X L L 0 5 Q 1' iq W Pqx V4 2592 Qitv 5' 'V7 . . Xu K1 M 'lf ' 4 N- gl W ' if 5 V - , V242 .gf A 2 3 Q 'sy 1 1 A4 'H , ' 1 . 2 -f . .11 ' Q M In , - M y 4 -f - -, X ma, L- K in -- ax k Nh S 1- 4 Y' 4 Dotc Phone 1 4-348 Mgsow I No. BXA la 6 nusfanl ,MM ffl P oofs Prormsed Ch gc Ph K Q ooh C Xormg Extra Rex h ng Frome T arm Cho ge AD Pa Qc N Ctyqh Pg N fy Plclznowleclgmeuts The staff of th 1950 T1ttlLr thanks the follovung lI1dlV1dL13IS and companles for tI1c1r 15515t111cL 1n tllc producuon of IIIIS book PHOTOGRAPHY POHLM XN PHOTO ART STUDIO Portrz-uts Bind Chorus Homecomlng Clleer Leaders HARRINGT ON STUDIO Portralrs RABESS STUDIO Portralts LYBROOK STUDIO Portra1ts PHAROS 'I RIISUNL PHOTO Foothill C ro L ountrx Tun Cintenn Anmversqrv INIR BROXVIN L KINCHPLOI: Cny NIHCIISS Revue ENGRAVING INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY PRINTING CHRONICLE PRINTING COMPANY COVERS THE S K SMITH COMPANY FACULTY Nlr V111 Allin M155 Micy IVI155 R clmrcl on M155 en5en 0 v A555 r 1-11 - - -- - - -., - ,,,. -1 1- ----- - - I I I I I I I , . I 5' - ' ' ' I I l 1 I 11 . 1 . I I I I , , ss , N .. ' . I i ,. , , l I I I I I I I I I I 1 ' g .. . I I , I . I 0 SM I I 9 ' J, 'wc I my QS QD I I M.. I... ,... 1- 1-1- -I -------- 1-11 1- o r me -Four IIN. O OYNI cmnnw of Ioginapoxt uI1os1 LOIII IIJLIIIOIIS I1LI1,1d lllnilxt, OLIK' I.JOOIx P05 IIDIL IX LILIIIIYILISLII I HIIIIS I-I nm X TLIILXSIICY L1nCI1s R1I1rr Q I-I1 1 'I I-I1 IS 1 1111 I IXI1 L I ru w X Cum XX111 II onw 1 I'1 r III Inv LI 5 umm 'X 'I L X Holloxnx IXI D 1 D or 1 A IXIyLrs D I 1111 H XXf1Ison IXI D I1 111 C' XIv1rrs D D S H XX Dunmn D D 'X S 1msIx1 IX rxr1 D D L S mum D S 11 1 I1 'X 1 r KX I D C r 1 LS IX I3 I-I min 'X I yllq 1 If 'X 'X m1I'I X mar I Peg I I iii II1c 'IQ-X'I I'I..IfIi STAII tI14111I-Q5 ' I II 'Aug ' J I - h, ' ' ' fXI. w1- Ge Lvr' ge F. XI ' . . ' XXI. : . '. . . I2 1111-1-1 ct. ' ' 11111 1-. 51111111101-, . D. 5. . .D.s. 1.. IIII I Is . ' a . , . . 1 1' U. 'II45 '4 ,. V. . . . I '. 'II' . . 1 . . .S. CII ' .. Ilfr II.-1.fxLI2 . I. D. 111-111-gv 1.. 4 1.11m 1.. Lf. X11-in - -, . . I-1Im:, V' 'fr T I.. fI14 '- . D. .. . . .J -- 11111 111-.111-111. 1 1. D. II f-I-111 ' Im- fy 131.1 11-. H. 1.w1-y. . D. H. -I .x. 1515- Iimc J. III 1 Im 1. D. IIUI1--r LJ xv. . ICI . ,.1. D. If. I.. IImILIc. . I. D. II'I1 .5 I.. Coopx . 1 I. IJ, xI.iY'!.lI1 III1fI1I1.Im-. IXI. ID. If. A. SpoI111. . I. D. 'II 11u11 1:15 I.. Ifccfc. XI. ID. D1 . 1 If, XI' tf . 'XI. ID. CQMPLIMENTS AND SUCC' ESS TO THE 1950 GRADUATING CLASS MAIIBEN S LAUNIDEIQEIQS CLEANERS FUIQIQIEIDS Established 1893 Congmtulitlons Gmduates Why you. 111 be g fred h ulld ft'llxlngS Edwin Pnlsplnn Busjahn s Drug Store Robert W Champion INSURANCE BONDS V Q P I hCI'C'lfICI' 4 South Thlrd St 1 one MER DELS Y QUAI-'T ICE CREAM - I L I I I 1 ' - I ' I ' I WH QWQ insure everltluink cxcc t In success in your K , Q 22 ' . P1 1 l Bd - - - - Q - I I l F , '- ' X , j. - . I S 1 ff' I .Q . 0 I I I 1 P Nfncfy-S' aul s Standard Service Cx XS Ull XCC I SSORII S Vesh Bros IIICTRICAL SFRVICI 'NORGI RTX R XJIO d TI LEVISION DbALhR E M D 415 Q I CONGRAT ULATIONS to the CI ASS OF 50 Good XVISIWLS FOI Your Succws .7 e CONIGRF ILI YI IOINS ANU BEST XXIISHES IO THE LI ASS OF 50 Best of t,V6I'XCIl1I1g to VOL1 111 XOLII' futurg endmvors POB np PQNI I . A I Comphments of I I 1 P Q u I I -Iuuic IJCILII I I . g--L.-,--.1.. 1- I I '. , . , - - - I lly Tony I I I I i-5 , ' is I I Co Iimcnt' f' r I f. .f Z 9 R ,mp I I A I ,o- en, LL e f .au 1 I . I 316 . 'nrket 1314 I Louansport, lmdiaua I I L , fd IJ 1 T L I1 77 V5 7 . A 7 l 7 I A 1 . . ox 25 Logs s ort. Indiana SUS D16 Castlng Co QUALITY I-IIQI-I PRESSURE ALUMINUM DIE CASTINGS 70 Eel Rlver Avenue CONGRA FULATIONS SENIORS OF 50 may the yB'lI'S that 116 'lhead be as happy as those behmd you mere' THRIFTY MAC STORE 419 E Market D111 4836 Logansport Indiana ASK FOR FREE I B C BULLETIN It vwlll give you lllf:OI'IHE1flOl'l about courses subjects taught ates tune requlred place ment scrxlcc entrance requlrements and much general l11fOI'l713tIOI1 Our IHSUILIIIOII specmhzes m trammg young women and men for IDLISIIIBSS employment and advence Ind1ana Busmess College Barnei Qfflce Bulldmg Logansport Ind Sadle K Creery Mgr COMPLIMLNTS KAIN S IVICDTOR SERVICE PQN MEM O 0 O O O 0 - h ' 1 , .1 Q I , r I ' . . . - I . . , . - 1 9 L 1 1 ' 1 L L C h I . . I . . . i IHCDI. 111 p6I'S0I'17 XNFIICC Ol' YCICPIIOHC. . I I I . . . I ' ' ' I OF 9 e ine I- Ig ELSON HUDSON Courteous EH'-ICICDI SCFVICL Always IQIUDSOIN Tho. Ol'l1X car wIt11 the step down rlde 80 3 Bu r1mgton Carl L G1DgI1Ch CONTRACTOR 901 I-Ielm St Phone 4380 Repilrs RemoC1e11ng BURCI-I S FCCD SHCP 'IHI BI ST IN MEATS D111 4114 13th and Bro1c1wmy f'ongr1tu11t1ons to the C1ass of D0 Complmments of Irene s Pantry 711 N Thlrd Street .1 C Updegraff JIVVFLERS OI' GRADUATION GIFTS Grtttu g Cirds for All OCCTSIOIIS N0 Fourth Street KEITZERS DRIVE INN Page Nnefy N e -I .... ------ ....- ----I ..... ----,,--Mw t,t, I I I ' I . . . x Lf X fc . . .3, I I I I I ' - I I I . . I I I , I - I I I I - L I , I I I . I I I I I -1- IIII -I-I -I-I - -1- - I - - -1- -- -- -- I I I . 1 I I 0 0 I I I ,, . I I I . . , I I I I 4 ' . .I I I I -4 , q I - I I , 1..V 2 3 Q I ' I I I ------------J------------- I I I P I I ..f A 3, fi' I I I ---------------------------- I-II-II- - ..,.: I - In I Nlehaffles Service Station st but U S ROYAL TIRPS 'Ihr cet e 9 NthSthSrer 11 48 Montgomery Ward ESL Company Bennett Bu11et1n VISIT OUR COMPLE IE BEDDING DEPT r r c 5 Fernbaugh dqat r f W r h HANIILTON bU1 OV X LLGIN GRUEN BENRUS BOUI EVARD PARKER 416 B 1d ay U O Laya ay P1an KINIBROU GH S The Hzgb School Dmggzst YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS ARE AIWAYS WE1 COME Phone 4510 Thlrteenth and Broadway PQOH11 1 A A - Co npliments of ' 1 0 Q Q 0 I l . Di ri or for I I I I I.og:mspor ,S S or for the I-Iomen 1 . 221 1 ir eenth Str EPhon 3320 313-1 13- Br0adW3Y 03 or ix r e-P one 21 Phone 3832 1 ,m7,,,lMHTM!ITHxiuxix 1-V -Txmixml L 171 l'1111?'1111'T111 '111l1' '11 l'11T11'1i' 1 1 Compliments of 1 I I-Iea u r ers for Complc e Se1cction o a c es in I 1 - ' , ,Y A 5 - 1 i ro. w se ur W 1 Y Q A 5 I Logansport Lumber Co 719 Spencer Street Dral 3067 Compllments f Wllllam I PatI Moran EXCEL AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR 611 North Street Logansport Indlana JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM MACHINERY WISCOIISIH and Clmton Alr Cooled Motors Parts and Servxce Jensen Implement Company IIS Burlmgton Ave Phone 4657 Logansport Indlana Congrntulntlons 'md Best Wishes To The Class of 50 Eve S Clft Shop 1906 E Broadw1y Page One H nd ed One I I I I I f I f , l I I I I Qi S Q -- I F f - 1 -I I he 7 I I I I , I I I A I I W.-,n-H,.-n.-..,.-..,....,.,-....-....-....-,.,,-.,.,-....-....-.I.,-....-,,,.......-....-H..-..,.-....-....-....-,.,.-..,.- Q - I I T i i I I , : I I i i U l A . T I , ' i I I I- -.rI.-....-.r.,-.,..-,...- -,.I-n,- j -I -III-,In,-,,,I-M,-,,,- - - - I i . I 5 0 , . . I i c 4 s E I I I o o 5 I I I 5 o 5 I I I I ' - I i I I , I I . . i 1 E -...-..r- I.I. -.I.,- .,r. - ,... -...-.r-..,-,.,.-.,M-,- .... -N,.-n,,-n,,j I-, - - n-n,-I,-M,- ,I,n -M,-,I-n..,,- - -,,-u-,,-,,IL U I' Watts Bros Manufacturers of t C CREAM OF CREAIVIS 1 13 Frfrh Street Phone 4505 Logansport Ind T 8: T NASH SALES e O COIVIPLETF AUTO REPAIRS o y d 31 t W adU TODD S ThrS 377E VIakrSr PqOHd1T CCNGRATULATIONS BANKS PHILLIPS 66 0113 rIVIaIcrSr a p t In PI-IONI: 3 03 4 CONGRATULATIONS SPNIORS WOLF COHSIIUCIIOHS y C W Cfhmonwle Tanning Go-m4:Lcmy, PRINTING ENGRAVING 417 Eist Market St Phone 4367 I I I 2 I ' 1 2 'as r e reet I Log ns or , diana I 11 4 - of - 910 QQ 77 E l 1-NZ' lllii IIT 'II' Tm' I I I 3 - I I I I I i ' I Co I I-Ienr . oIf I .. -..,.-..,.,.-....- II.. - .,.. -W,-.I+.--N-M -I - IIII - IIII - -I'I -M- I-v -W-W-M I I I E l I I 635 Burlington Av . Phone 243 I . . I Q I I I B CI an I.In orIc New n sed Cars I I-.,,,...,..,-,,,-, ,-,,-,,,-,,,,-.,,- L I Congratulations to I Class of '50 I I I 7 I L c . I The Store a ervice I3uiIt I - . I r e rect .I-.r-r..,I-I,-I -I .... - - - - I- l -I-I ..... - - - - -I -I - I-- f 0 LYNN O NEILL DON O NEILL COINCR A TULATIOINS REHMS MENS WEAR S CONGRATULA I'IONS to the Class of 1950 B 81 B TORE THE FRIENDLY STQRE 408 E Nlarlxet St MUSIC NEWS SPORTS High School Sports News On SPORTS EDITION WSA Serving Northcentrql Inclmni LOGANSPORT V Gbencham S ROY AL TYPLXVRITE RS t r COXIPLI II NTS TO THI- CL XSS OF Wolf Coal and Supply Co 3990 3141-I th P C H Th -... I Congratulations Class o '5 I Li., I I I I Listen to and I I I 9 E I with Tiny Joe Jordan - - - - - -. - - - - 1 Nlondny thru Saturday. 5:45 IRM, . . . nv 1.YYVwA I I I 7 I . . i K . . . The Big est Little Store In Town I 405 Broacilwriy Broadcasting All Barr! Games I- I-I -I -,-- I, -I, ttll - - ,II-I-I- - - -I- I I I v 7 - I I for 1 . Sales - Service I Q 219 Four h S . Logansport. Inf. Q TTTT11TiT1 I 1 D. 2 I S 1- ,SO . . I I L I I . ' . I I I Phone ea -..-------I-I---I..-lI---..I----I-..------- CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE GRADUATES OF 1950 AND OUR BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL FUTURE ENDEAVORS Trades and Labor Assembly AFofL The strongest bond of human sympathy outsxde of fam11y relauons should be one umtmg all workmg people of all nauons and tongues 'md kmdreds A Lmcoln O O O QQ ' ' . K . w 7' . ,, . PQO HddF Logamsport I-Hgh School Class of 1950 WE CONGRATULATE YOU our uiure uccedd Qbepenv! upon Zlzode gunaf meniab uffz ll y ave Lagerlg n eauore cfueue The HW Gussard U1 L 9 5 ?fU'll a- ' Jw' LC OU 5 ' Z3 0 8 J J 0 I-O 0-0 I-' 04 ' O I I D ' O 0 O 1. 1.1. LOGANSPORT, IND. AGO - NEW YORK - ATLANTA - DALLAS - SAN FRANC ORONTO - BUENOS AIRES - SYDNEY - MELBOURN Cornphments of I-ogansport Lodge No 7I Fraternal Qrder of Pollee KRE GE 5 541 sToRE The Frlendly Store BEST WISHFS TO THE CLASS OF Theres Alvmys Somethmg New At Kresge s CONIPLIIVIENTS The New I-lndesmlth Resturant West Broidu 1y and St'Ite Roid 74 Logansport PQO I-I re Flrestone Stores TIRES BATTERIES AUTO SUPPLIES COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Thlrd 1nd Fel Rner Phone 3927 77 Nsaturillzer Shoes for Woxnen Rolnlee Shoes for Men Buster Brown Shoes for Boys and Glrls COMBS 407 Broadway BEST WISHES CLASS OF 50 Potted Plsmts Cut Flowers Funeral Orders MYERS GREENHOUSE Bob and Gertrude I'lelIn Street Phone 3996 7 .,., .. ..... ,,- .. -,- - -,-,,,-,...,.- ,-,,,-,.. ,,,, - .- - ,,,, -.,,- .- - ,-,- ,,,, -,,,- ,,,, -,- -,,,-,,.,-,,g I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I ' I I I I I I I I 4 - -I-I-I - tttt - - -I-I- - - - - I- I-II-II-t- I-I- - tttt - - I I I . I , I I 7 I I I I I I - - - I I I I 5 I ' i I C ' ' 5 I E I . , . I I 'Y ' 7' T 5 - I I I -II-II-I-II-II-I -II- IIII - I II - I i I I . 4 I . . 'I I I ' I I I '50 I I I I I . E I I I ' I I I E I 5 I 1 av I I I B I I 1 , I I 1 I I I-I --------- 1 It-I-I -. -II- .III -I - - -II- I I I I I - , I I , . 1. E I E I I I I I I I I I I I 2 I L I 2 5 I . Y. . . - E I I ' I I 2 I 9-- I I ' I I-I-I- - -I.-,.-I- IIII -I-. - I- I- III, -I J. -I-I- IIII -I-, - - IIII - - III, - ,III -I-.II-.I-III,-M,-,,.,-I,Ii o e ne und d Six SCHMIDT COAL CO. Succcsbor to R. Zach DEALERS IN COAL. COKE AND FUEL OIL 9 3 YVest Broadway Logansport. Ind. Phone 4402 CONGRATUI ATIONS CLjy I I IXH 'NTQ CARNEY 81 RISSAR I 7 TLYAC O SI RVICI pparatus Company Charley Lowe Roofmg Company W Applx ROOFING SIDING INSUIATION EB D166 'Wa h I IRE APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT TO THE CI AQS OF wmgpmm awww W I1 I nosaucunoco SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS H 1 I . I . -. I 4 K 1 7 4 A it k To The Graduating Class of '50 i Q 2 OI- I I I 2 O Q N W 1 I ,I , 1 . . - I 6 h and Race Streets Phone 2 96 I - I- -,I-,I-..-.W-. - I-I -.I I I - I I I . 2 Mamxfuctur - : 6 f I , of L ' ' . -I E I -Y Anyw ere A I 514 '. roadway ia 36 I 5?-,ff4',fr.fwKTM0WVW!W4' KQA'?K', r .A 4 L My 1 9 5 0 .'-V-v'-'- qwxwwxmwwm .... A. fggigw-::-r-3 'W--f,P5,,,,,,,g 2 Wei m,,,,.f5f3,,fQZ-9' eww, ,,.,I , . ,IAVI V,,iQM,t. Xve 'IS ' o Extend Our 1.11 1 1.1,,.1.,1 1.1.1 11.1,.w1..,.1,,,.1,m1,1. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 5 0 THF STORE FOR STUDENT fl UTHING HOME OF RICHMOND BROT1-IFRS C1 OTHINC BAZLEYS MEAT MARKET HILBERT S DeLUXE BAKERY 4 40615 M k S 3838 LAING S GROCERY 86 MEATS B SOU TH SIDE SUNDRIFS R Pho 3783 DAN IN f 7 gfh , , ' 'Y 9 S' f -C Broadway at Fourth 1 1 Compliments of Compliments of ' . ' I L 510 roadway 1 Wxx, 1w.- .,-I -. III. 1.1.11 - VIII - I111 l ,- -1- ,f., .,,, ... 1 l Compliments of 1 9 r 2 l Fora THE BEST IN PASTRIESN CQ I Saunders? Prop. 04- . ar et t. Phone i 1 ne 1201 Erie Avenue Free De1ivery - Fresh Meats I Fancy and S aple Groceries Good Luck, Graduates . AND REMEMBER: 'The Ing ww mds Come to those who travel the SQCOIICI LIIICIL IITUICILLI lllllt MUEHLHAUSEN SPRING DIVISION StancIarcI SteeI Sprung Company THE DINER MCCLOSKEY HAMILTON MORTUARV FITZERS DRUG 86 GROCFRY MARYS BABY SHOP C IIS -XND CI OTHINC1 FOR INF-XX FS TO SIXI: 6X P KALAMAZOO HEAT NC, AND HOME AIPLIA CIS Rlley KALAIVIAIOO Sale ind S PQOH cl - Q. . . , f . l Compliments of I Com wlimvnts f I I I a I . Ptnu-I .IIILI NI4u'Iccr Strcvls I CompIimcnts of 7 3 -I -f A 1 - - W I II ' . . . . A W l 314 enrI Street . 1 . . It '..' f.1'..I'-'Q WI- cI0nn and I'L'p.llI' .III IIIJIKCS of ftxrnacum. Iirttfc Estimn Hnx'c it K:1I.uun4oo o1I Conxcrbxon Ivurncr msmIIctI now. . , ,. . I S 4 S 1 CFVICC IIZ6 E. Bro.1tIwg1y Phono 3437 Lognnsporr. Indinnt ongr1tu11t ons to the Class of 1950 DIANA SHOP IADIES JUNIORS APPAREL BABY CHILDREN S WEAR F urth Str t L gansport Incl F LAN EGIN HARDWARE COMPANY 310 N11 ket St eet LOWRY S Sr XV O e Our W y ICE CREAM CANDIES Open Sunc1'1ys Schoo1 Supplles HENDRICKSON MOTOR SALES The House Thur Service Built CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Sales and SCFVICC 417 73 South Thlrd Street Phone 4341 Log'1nsport Indiana PQO cider: Walter 1.. C1osson Agency GENERAL INSURANCE 418 Irourth Street 111 3700 Logumsport Inc11an1 HOUK MERCHANDISE TH1: STORE you GIFTS SHOP 411 15ro'1c1 'iy D 14787 GREENE S FOODS GROCERIES AND MEATS 1 3 54 217 219 S o ss Co p1 ents of CITY TRANSIT CO INC F012 YOUR CONVENIENCE CCI 711111 11:11-1111-1111-1111-1. - -111111111111111111111111-111111-11--1111 vvl' -- 1-1---1- --- 1 --. 1 - 11- -I -H-w1- -'1- 1-1-11 --HH 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 - 1 I 1 A 1 1 - 2 , ' E 1 1 I 321 o ce 0 1 , . 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Bro,1cIw,1 yr s , I . i - - - - - - - - - - I . i C,m1gr.1LuI.1r1o11s I Easy Terms I +192 Ii- fir-H-ILIW-lv Pham- was I I.Upl!1I :f nrt, Inclimwn I I ' I I - I ' .-I' .LQ , ' ' f I I UO YT. . arkct Phono 5 Ik I I - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I I I ' I I I nh 'md Smvrcl Str I 7 . C H Ucs Y I I - . .. - ,,,,,, , ,- I - I ' 1 I 404 Z. Broadway I.Og1JI1SPOTl.II1d. jc Q 'K I ' 'L I I 'A ' I ' 1 .. - - ... - - - - - - - I one no un red 'W W ,, ,AV ThlfSt and the need for refreshment recognlze no season The pause tbf f re fesbes w1th 1ce cold Coca Cola 15 a year round answer to th1rst that every body welcomes It leaves you Wlth an after sense of corlplete refreshment USE THAT REFRESH C COCA COLA BOTTLING CO IOGAINSPORT INDIANA COMPLIMENTS The Sunshlne Cleaners PLANT OFFICE UPTONVN OFFICE 433 Front St 507 E Broqclwqv COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES 1950 Czrracluatmg Class of Logansport I-lxgh School Contmued Success and Prosperous Future THE GENERAL TIRE 8: RUBBER CO MECHANICAL GOODS DIVISION 444 Tacomi Ave Loginsport Incl1'm1 P o H J T 1 of 0 . . 1 Q! to our for O 1 K . f , 1 . f fl Congratulatlons to the Semor Class of 1950 Continue 1VI'11c1113D Our Storm Your Slmoppmg I-Ic1C1qu1rtcrs J C PI:NNI:Y CO INC HALL S GROCERIES CONC RATIJ1 ATION S EBERTS DRUG STORE L J EMMERD BODY SHOP T h C1 IT PAYS RALPH DAVID INC PRINT H XRDXX RRI LL CTRIC XI SCI I I II S KOHLI R I ROI-II.I:R SUPPLY CO fl EASTERDAY FUNERAL HOME AMBUI WCC 5 RXICI 4343 TO BUY P O H d F f RAY S I c I I I ' I I I 1 . . ., . I I 9 1 ' I 1327 Ifnsl Broadway J El If 4 5 'J jd 5: I I ! 2 0 7 Q I ' N 1 Plumbing Fixtures Tu The CrnL1untin5: CInss of '90 I I I BAKER SPECIALTY AND 9 ' 5 701 'rio Avenue ---- I I Comphmcnts of i ' ' ., ' 4 E f' -5 Wk ake r e Dems Out of Accidents I ' 13110110 , Top of the Din1 617 IJFIHDCII1 Ie Ave, Phnng 4737 I I . I- UC bf 'LI Compliments of Your PONTIAC DEALERS Grusenmeyer Motor Sales, Inc Phonr. 950 110114 S Slx 1 Io 'msport II1dlll1'l CONC RXILI XT OINS TO Q XSS OI Su THE FASHION SHOP I IJ Phone 39-IO m FOSTER S FURNITURE CO DR W A KLEIN OPTOXIV TRIST Russell D PILICC 10 CRXFLI -XTIONS TO THE Ll ASS OF 50 HIATT OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO L NDLRXX OOD TYPFXX RITLRS 6 TH cl Sr Q84 CLASSY PRESS SHOP KII XINI RS AND DHIRS KLIIY NLLSON BERMAN S SUPPLY HOUSE t d IN r Erle G Schnelcler R D PIGPCG Agency Incorporated Insurqnce of All Kmds Real Estate 'md Rentfals 1 J T18 Fourth Stre t P QOQH dc F I - ' 2 - I '.-rl Sr. . Q. 5 '. 'Q . I ' .NQ:' 4 ff ' 5 ffi.-M' ,. I 'Q N. . I I i . -M6 'roadway I I I 1 L T ll . ir . . Phone ' 2 Compli ents of thc T 7 5 'f.i.- ' ff ' I 4114414 If. Nlnrkvt Lognnsporr Q ill Third Sfffcf l'fW1C 2563 Phono 5552 -- f 5 5' V , A Z C . I. 1 C.UIUPIlII'Ll'I1lS of Ongrqm quons ! I 9 . . . T I.og:1nsporr.s Oldcs Sportmg Goo 5 Smrcu A H L 302 E. In km O 1 l C ' A I C I Dill '232 - - c cg n un rd wftcq NX'-W! Qvt gggo bo, 45' 2 . 5.41 . i 6 W Veterans of Forelgn Wars of the Umtecl States OGA S ORT OS O A '0 -nh f?N ,W-'wht 54, 4 4 V f D L 4 N P P T 3790 I CCNGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '50 DICK MORDENTI And H15 CRCHESTRA 1333 ERIE AVE LOGANSPORT IND PHONE 6194 I - , 0 - Page One Hundred S t I KCI LLENT WATCH RI-PAIRING I-I1II s Grocery 180 IA B ad y te d W Ic W1tters Jewelers I-IAIVIS BAKED BY SPECIAL ORDER Dl 830 XV M kt Comphments f F C r R B IVI DIVISION ESSEX WIRE CORPORATIGN Logomsport Indmni '1 I IVIanuaI 'md IVIagnet1c Electrlc Controls For Automotlve Industrlal Commumcatlon and Electromc U e THE KELLER COMPANY IVIEN'S AND WOMENS READY TO WEAR P O H I E SHOES 413 E Broldm y 1 -H1r1r11vvvv-HH1I-I-Im1vu1w.-.m-w1- IIII -.m1n1-1 IIII 1 III1 -rw- ,III 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,I 1 ,,,, 1,,1,1 ,,,, 1,,,,1,,1 ,,,. 1 ,,,. 1,.,1m,1.,,..-. I I ' 9 Guaran e or I I O 0 f. ro wa I , - Q 4 -- 1 . By me ,mf sme I ia 3 302 . St. L g p t I CI I I ' o 1 1 f , 'c c IVIanuf.c urers of . , , , HT 1 ' ' 4 1 4. J 4 4 GREENSFELDER BROS. ttDlW TI-IE I-IOUSF Ol I-I XRT SCHATFNFR 84: MARX CLOTHES CO NOR X TULATIOINS to the CI ASS OF 50 SMART SHOPPE A PARTICULAR STORE FOR PARTICULAR WOMEN ANII I P 4307 E B ULLERY HARDWARE TUCKER OIL COMPANY II-IILLIPS 66 DISTRIBUTOR IHONI 4210 OHd:iNf 313-Sli Xlnrkc S. - in 33L2 ., , I , , I I .. ' I T ef ' 1 ' H NI. S .' fI,fL GERST. IJYOPIWCIOI' hone 415 . roadway I I Compliment' tg I I 1 I I Q01 East :Harker Street I i Logansport. Indiana I 1 I J ! . I 5403 + or -- I 1 T 1 J 1 i CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE FUTURE LEADERS OF AMERICA COMPL MFNTS OF Alpha Industnes, Inc: AIRCRAFT AND AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Knives and Machettes JOHNSON S FLOWERS DISTINC TIVE FLORAL CREATIONS 87 E ghrh St Bollel 8x F arrer su PER ETTE GROCERIES AND MEATS B FROS'II-D FOODS FRII DFLIVFRY 61 1 PQOHI 3617 TO T1-1E GRADUATES r GRUIN HAMILTON ELGIN XWATCI-IES Fasnachl s Jewelry Store T 0 l MHIIUFHCIUFCFS of 7 QQ ' 77 i I-get Phone l , . ' Best of Luclc and Future ljrospcri y from your High School Jewelers l 1 ' ' 210 urlington Ave. l l l ' ' - 2 f I , Z 7 ' l l Dial 31 - Logulsport. Incl. 3251 wks Street l , . , M, I -u 1 1 T BEST XVISHES TO THE STAR LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO PHONE 3136 STRANGE MUSIC HOUSE Your HOIIIL Town P11110 Stort 3 Fourth St eet STERLING MARKET G1 OC1 R ES FRESH M1-ATS FRIHSH FISH S1-A FOODS D111 4 65 310 Pot t1 Street Loganspo t Ind Tlmberlakes Gift Shop S 3404 GROVrR TIMBIHRLAKP Pr C 1 Ir 1 C.'l1'1d1 Books G fts Net o nt11 ens Offxc SL pp11e Stationery PCHCIIS 0 EQ ' f' N9 - , K , 22 - I' f , . 1 J 0 7 0 1 1 , , I 317-319 Fourth treet Phone 5 . ,. - -. op. A Logansport. Tndiann I Greeting fa rds Q Qi Vi. ' 3. . ! 'iw 1 'fb I , .A - i ' vs F tl Q11 P I ' e 1 ' s . 2 1r 1 Z ' I . 1 Peg! H 1, dT fy-O HENDRICKS PRIN PING CO VIOLA S DRESS SHOP 61 flu TI-IE O K STORE NLXVS STAND DRY CI IANIINC S TOYS I-IAT CI I ANING VOORHEES 86 SON ROSS REID BLIIDAINV MA FRI XLS ROOFS IQNI IXIGHI W N CONGRATULATIONS 'IO TI-IF CLASS OF D0 H R DIETZE PI UNIBING ANU IIISATINCJ CONTRACTOR 3409 I7 0 I-I gh Sf I I t I d H I l 9 - 1 l I Vx:v1ul5 CIOl'1Q.fI'.IIlII!1TIOI'AS to the 601- O Eric T Class 0 95k W-M.I-w-I .. I-L-I -I - I-I - I l 0 ' iimnplimmwu of Fred L. Baker I . , , . , . l , ' - . A . ' 1 A A L Sixth and Broadway 512 Broadway L l - - ,-M- X-.. -w- .- - Twwlmiw 1---mv' 1- 1-w-1x'w-- i l l 4 I l 1 T- , 5 A s E l HOL N. Third Sr. Phono 3 4 l I - T 1 .L -J ,- Q 0 v Y 1 -. I i . 1 -4 .1 K Phone l i reef .flgalli ,fir . I1 Iflnll P Q O ,H d'X'T Qi,-Tw COMPLIMENTS LQGANSPQRT IVIACI-II E C0 INC Comphmcms PEPPAS BROS XIASTFR SHOE REBL11 mm Hu L L'lI'IlI'5 1 um ConLr1u1I1z1ons STREU S GROCERY urns :mm XIG1 mm I s 'IUPS o COULF1IUI1I1OHS Q rm CI1ss Of 50 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Opposxre Cltx BLIIILIIHL com R XTL I JTIOINS W S E I Im Lt SUILS 1 C mrs.1s.,L IM xgnrng, C111 PLEASANT HILL GREEN HOUSE 1 I I Ib PL m H Cuml Ixmcnts I PALUMBO DISTRIBUTINC1 CO XX I1oIIs1Ie1s SH IT X GFI -Xb 1 Indl in 1 1 H 'T' Th of 0, o ' . of I 5 Q 3 . ' I I . I. X- SI 5.1 I-rg I .1 -I ,.11i-- 1 1--,.--1. 1 v g Fm' TI 4- I..1u-sr In I: I 'H A! II In '1 jk A I I .97 f K I ' 1 . Q. If 'ff' I HIII- Smzrr to Wvcnr I:Ioucr5 PI an ,SYI T p of Cufzcgo I'I1II IUIII Nba IO Inn III Sr '-'U- U I ---,----f-- 3 - 3 C7 j I I ' ' rs I I' I ' . I IfIQIiQ Heli I . 1 'ues ' ' I- kv Ifux' IIC. IZI1 I Iogmnxpurt. . 4 'f .if Cr , II' 'rc' wwmvxy LOMP IMEN TS awed f Eaaneet ewubauclaan Ga Gb 'N FRAI CONTRACTORS WITH BEST W 51-IEQ FROM TI-IE 900 NIEVIBERS Ok Logansport Lodge No 66 B P 0 Elks W , V 1, , of O o -N , 4 - Cb Buildizt Logansport, Indiana Phone 31 I Y, , M V ,T . I L 1 L 1 I L f . O . CONGRATLTI- TIGY' TO -HE TRXIDL ATING CLASS QE 1950 Barnes Hotel and Barnett Hotel Broadway Cafe LGGAN THEATRE Pl To of My EOR THE TES' IN ENTERTAINMENT Pmnm Prlvute Instrucuon Muslcal In5trumLnts NoveIt1es RacI1os Accessones Records Sheet MUSIC Phonographs Repalflng AROCCO S USIC ART 521 Broadway M GRAFFIS 86 SON 306 Fourth Street SHUIS AIND HOSILRH 1015 Fund Ig, X R IN RICHARDSON S xomz DRY c . 1 ANI le MGHLMAN S Jew elers XX ATFH XINIJ FI OCR RI PXIRIINC1 A SPICIAI TH O9 L ourth Street Ioqmsport n Poqf. Ono Hnmdrccf Twenty xx Logansport, Inchana QOITILBIIIIICIIIS of NORTH DRUGS ID QN Turd CLOSSON LUMBER CO XVLII H OLJ THINK OF BUII DING SI I I OSSON IIRST nrI1 D111 1850 M A R C Q . 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