Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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41 6 ey WE RE THE BERRIES in We Share lntere 651144 Various organizations for students of similar tastes and ambitions once again welcomed both old and new members, After school or in the evenings, groups interested in lan- guages, services, and hobbies met to share ideas and to plan programs for the year. ccjgjfefl Hl-TRI lpage 285. Although girls in each grade formed their own Hi-Tri club affiliated with the local Y.W.C.A., the four groups cooperated closely in service and social activities. A food dance, the first of its kind in L.l-l.S., was held preceding Thanksgiv- ing, admission fees, a can of food from each student, were distributed among twelve needy families. Members served the community by collecting money for the Polio Drive, selling popcorn at the basketball games, ushering for Community Concerts, and helping the Red Cross. To serve the school the girls acted as monitors, seeing that the girls' rest rooms were kept neat and clean, Saturday, February l9, was a big day in the life of every Hi-Tri girl, for this was the date of the annual formal. The theme Shangri-la was carried out with Chinese lanterns and symbols, turn- ing the old gym into an Oriental paradise. AUDIO-VlSUAL CLUB ipage 301. Fourteen of the thirty-one boys in Mr. Hall's special guidance operated the many visual educa- tion machines used in the classrooms each day, at times the movie schedule was so heavy that both Room 22 and the high school audi- torium were used. To furnish entertainment for classmates and to build their treasury, the club showed movies during noon hours. LIBRARY STAFF fpage 311. ln an effort to familiarize more students with the library and its mechanics, Miss Baade increased her staff of library helpers to twenty-five. Be- fore the year was over these students could locate books and add fines in record time. FUTURE RN. CLUB fpage 237. Through panel discussions, guest speakers, tours of Longcliff and several Indianapolis hospitals, and work on the annual Heart Fund Drive, members discovered that nursing isn't all spotless white uniforms and caps, Sponsors were Miss Pitman and Miss Barbara Smith. Hopeful seniors model caps while other Future R, N. members watch approvingly. Officers were Shannon, president, Finnell, vice-president, Shafer, secretary, and Dickerson, treasurer.