Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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s , ,ggi Their wives won't have to hurry home from any club meetings! Beginners' luck? No, the successful products of many classes came as the result of effort and experience. Cakes, pies, and other good- ies sold in the teachers' lunch line were prepared by members of the cafeteria man- agement class, who experimented with new recipes, During the year the print shop boys turned out eight different programs in addi- tion to farms and directories for the school. Wood and tin shop boys and art students proudly carried home their handiwork. To make certain graduates had sufficient skill in mathematics and English, achieve- ment tests in these subjects were given to all juniors, Those not passing were required to take remedial courses their senior year. THESE COOKS AND PRINTERS ARE DOUBLY INSURED AGAINST STARVING Print shop boys have discovered that each little square in these honeycombs contains a different letter of the alphabet.

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Thou shalt not covet even the oods of th Far r Lu? K l X 5 g e me s 8- Merchants Bank, but what a life-saver Mr. Strantz's mechanical brain would be in addinq bank statements in economics class! Without batting a metal eyelash, this genius can give fourteen totals at once, SUBJECTS ADD SPICE AND MORE HOMEWORK TO OUR DAILY ROUTINE Hi, ho, off we gal Students traveled to con- ventions and institutes, where principles were put into practice, Members of the jun- ior and senior classes chose Senator Norma Brummet and Representatives Jane Troy, Fred Sabatini, Daryl Petrig, and Jim Gear ta par- ticipate in the Indiana High School Legisla- tive Assembly at Purdue on December 3 and 4, Sponsored by Rotary Club, Jane Troy, Mary K. Moran, and Miss Eldridge journeyed to Cin- cinnati March 4 and 5 tar the Ninth Annual World Affairs lnstitute. Six students had the valuable experience of serving one day as pages in the Indiana General Assembly, A busload ot Student Council members attended the state convention in Muncie on April 30. In harmony and theory class Prof Morocco shows Gene Woo'f pert, Jane Tray, Freddy Sabatini, Sonya Hollingsworth, and Rons nie Fouts some notes that are never passed around study halls.

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ut' -- Z C' ,ip A Q., ,v ,iff ,Iv I ' x K if Even though the entire home nursing class has fallen for his baby charms, Mike Oppenheimer has eyes only for the camera Right: Sally isn't going to hit Gerry, it's only modern dance' PRACTICAL OR CAREFREE-GIRLS According to Miss Macy, operating a ditto machine isn't the sleight-of-hand Louise Oehmke and Sharon Key seem to think. ,s?,v M. L: 'ry i . I If 1 1 . fl wi.. i ' 4, I SPECIALIZE ln each home room a special guidance pro- gram was conducted tor forty-five minutes every Wednesday morning, Discussion topics ranged from timely formal dance etiquette to the salary of an apprenticed plumber. Motion pictures and panel discussions on the intercom added interest and valuable information to the sessions, Administered during this period were intelligence, preference and achievement tests which formed a basis for counseling.