Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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Food at last! After a long morning and a wait in line over 500 students are ready for appetizing lunches. TODAY . . . LOGANSPORT IS A TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL There are the usual events: that numb, sleepy climb from the morning bus, the mad rush to lockers and then to guidance, the effort to hear morning announcements and copy a theme at the same time. Day after day a similar routine is followed in schools all over the country, but in our minds will live the individual happenings that make L.H.S. unique, for where else can students brag of Felix, yell Yea, Berries while waving red and black pompons, or hear Mr. Mertz's cheerful Good morning promptly at 8: lO five days a week. 7

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Each school day beg ns th reports of last nghts fun punctuated by bong g doors a d at least one angu shed Oh no s that test today? DAY AFTER DAY STUDENTS FQLLOW WELL WORN PATHS paths that have known the hesntant steps of students preparing to take scholarship tests and the confndent tread of those hurrynng to display work done In machine shops or home economics rooms ln the bug bulldlng notebooks to be flnlshed source themes to be written slcurts to be hemmed Though every project seems a headache the nnght before It us due most students realuze the lmportance of a sound educatnon and take prnde nn the A dt k M H th ,,l'el,-ffQ,LQm Sgefkeegs 'ChZfQfI2, hugh standards manntalned by their school 9 i wi i ' , in n i , i . at l3th and Broadway there are always Ig . . 1. A ' ' 5 A ' . . . i i ' 5, .