Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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0 .P-.! 3 Grew Also ---:mt l Q i l It il l l li ll From a lowly turtle derby to an expensive piece of l X' l i f S l modern office equipment-the evolution of a brand new ,l. I as l ' public address system, Every day, the electrical wonder saved time and steps for students, faculty, principal, and gif clerical staff, M my it I From the proceeds of magazine sales came the final reward-on electric organ. Dedicated by Mr. Allen and Mrs Speigler, music professors from North Manchester College, the organ is well on its way to becoming a necessity in school life. Page Nineteen

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nllii ziq 1 Music Ancl Boolcs, I li N Q S With D. Thomas aiding mistress of cere- M. Watson, J. Mehaffie, M. Graf, C. monies C. Hall, the music appreciation Cappoli, and M, Huffman find the library class presents the music of the masters to a quiet refuge where they can study any a group of eager listeners. period of the day.

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. Wt? W 611.6 cv 4 322 !1'AYi'QQt n ti- wi. 445 ' 23:33 il: A rt. W V. .,: I ' m it .1 '-1 4 1 .4 -I1 fy, '. AJ, ' 4 .9ltu'g'S ? -9' i.i'b Nigga .- nv A neu' 5 ,,,,,'?g .-'... sa. ..- gf 532' 1 'Y' s Qu-I' . 1 ,M . 'S ii if if , Y .h The phone call that establishes a date-whether to an after-game dance or to a prom-is all important. If one can judge from the smile on Gene Kalb's face, Donna Langbalds answer must have been, Yes For the last-minute touch, Donna deftly applies lipstick. But hours of preparation were required by the juniors to turn the l95O Prom setting into the replica of a Parisian street scene complete with painted buildings, a canopy,- covered cafe for refreshments, and a band shell where Med Flory's Band played. And Memory Boolcs Cverflowed IN, I l lil H , Q I l . J