Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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Ev as 5.1 Eldridge, advisorg Bob Jacobsen, Delores Harvey, Bill Redding John O Neill if ' if run. l make a motion was the familiar phrase that rang through the Union Building of Purdue University on December l and 2, Chosen as representatives by their schoolmates more than l,OOO students from Logansport and other high schools gained a store of experiences and a better knowledge of the way the Indiana Legisla- ture works, They first assembled in a joint session of Congress to outline the activities of the day then met with their committees to discuss the bills introduced After the second and final session in en OF Democracy At Work i.. g , .- Aill qrr,A, I which several bills were passed, the tired Congressmen drank the last coke, read the last note, and boarded their buses for home. Although this was Logansport High School's first year to send repre- sentatives, Delores Harvey was one of the ten members of the House of Representatives to receive honors in speech. Page T

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Oi Activities And Honors... Seated: Suzanne Smith, Miss Nicholas. Snatches of song drifting through the hallways were traced to Room 30, where the girls' ensemble were hard at work practicing for their next social engagement. Poise, self-confidence, choral training-all were gained by the girls in exchange for long prac- tices and the good-natured scolding of Miss Nicholas, Trying to arrange for practice time was difficult, but the girls rnet as reg- ularly as possible to hum and harmonize, From practicing the scales they graduated to light classics, popular tunes, and the lovely old-fashioned Christmas carols which delighted patients at the local hospitals, ln addition to the holiday singing, they were invited to assist at the dedication of WSAL, a gesture which indi- cates that Logansport is proud ot six singing teen-agers. Standing: Mary Margaret Heckard, Judy Snyder, Wilma War- son, Wanda Hopper, Eleanore Rutz.

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Although There ere Big Moments, T 'v T Row One Mn n SEOCUI Joyce Karlcn Dionne Dofr of R ba B Wilma Watson Jean Ann Smith Ruth James Row Two Jancy Butler Gcr y Hcrshberger, Sue Rothcrmel Row Three Delores Harvey Joan Minncman Suzanne Smith Marilyn Lovell Tina Winings Marcle Sicvers Lou Ann Bauer Suspense reigned on the night of September 23 during half time of the Logan-Marion game. As the seventeen candidates for homecoming queen stepped forward for the coronation cere- mony, shivers ot excitement-and cold-ran through them. In spite of all plans by the Jaycees to make this homecoming the biggest and best, the weather man interfered with cold, rain, and wind, postponing for twenty-four hours the cele-4 bration and spoiling the parade of shiny con- vertibles, The girls held their breath, as did 3200 spectators, until Mr, Jordan announced the win- ner-Sue Rothermel, Spike Shoe Club nominee. Page Fourteen