Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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M Q Valenti ne. Dance - ul: N r X :lv l 2359 ' FRESHMENF9 N X 421' 674165 WLZI4 . . . . . . some eager, others fatalistic-the younger set hailed their first day of high school life, , , classes of all kinds awaited them. . , they bought their first activity tickets. . . a Valentine dance, the Heart Hop, was the season's social event, . . Academic, Commercial, Industrial? Miss Healey aids Tom Rinehart and Sally Walters with high school programs, Page Six Handbooks give helpful hints to uncertain but curious 'frosh Harry Meyers, Bob Rearick, Judy Noll, and Marolynn O'Neill. Mr. Conklin and saw come to the rescue when Mary K. Moran and Valeska Moore find that 35-20-7 fails to open the lock.

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XG' J 'e' 6 5vN'50Ae jj . xr- , , - PQ as QQ Q -+1 -' .g , -51 0' If -D s sofrliomofzes. .. . . . they had much to learn before gradu- ation, new activities to enter, and many friends yet to meet. . . bright red skirts and cords were the fashion of the day. . . books and papers piled high as lessons and assign- ments grew. . . organizations, such as Hi Tri ll and Key Club, were a means of dis- covering skills and developing qualities of leadership and loyalty, , , football and bas- ketball became important features of high school life-to boys and girls alike. . . four were chosen to represent their class on the Teen Canteen Council. . . police- men, serving as chaperones, invaded the old gym for the Jail Bird Jump, some- thing unusual in class parties. . . Cup at just the right angle, Byron gets more attention from Thqugh time yvuifs for naman. Bill Forfemon forgets both Dailey and Jacobsen than Kinnear, who pretends indifference. SOYIHO Gnd hli studies Whlle he takes flme out to dream- Page Eight