Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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l l Five girls fearfully anticipate game time, when o crown of flowers will reveal which is to reign as Homecoming Queen. Club Moritat featured a pastel-flowered garden overhung by a twinkling crystal ball and surrounded by dancing couples 15

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Seriousness often gives way On the lighter side are the many extras, usually announced by gay and beguiling posters throughout the main hall, In at- tempts to catch reasonable facsimiles of L'iI Abner, earlier senior classes sponsor- ed Sadie Hawkins dances, 1957 graduates, intent on weirder partners, initiated the Gleep Leap. With springtime came the Prom, which has changed from juggling acts, recitals, and plays watched by groups dressed in Sunday best to a dance in make believe land attended by billowy-for- maled girls and their dinner-jacketed dates. When an event weaves itself into the hearts of the students and the routine of the ivy covered building at Thirteenth and Broad- way, it becomes a tradition, This year, Tattler links the time-tested and the new. to fun ancl frolic Dave and Bart spot AIlen's performance in the first tram- poline act successfully presented for the Winter Fantasy. Laughing boys and girls enjoy but refuse to participate in Miss Brandt and Gary's attempt to make the party mixed. I4

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Their planning, counseling, i Before coming to Logansport, Mr. Charles Sharp was super- intendent of schools in Spencer, Indiana, for three years. and encouragement aid those The superintendent and the board of edu- cation form the administrative body of Logansport public schools, Of the five board members, appointed for three-year terms by the city council, three must be- long to the political party which controls the city administration, The superintend- ent, hired by the board to act as its pro- fessional representative, plans the budget and employs all teachers, Approving the budget and the hiring of teachers, estab- lishing school districts, planning con- struction-these are the board's duties. Mr, Sharp received degrees from Manches- ter College, Ball State Teachers College, and Indiana University, To keep informed on current trends, he attends conferences held annually by the National Association of School Administrators and the State Association of School Superintendents. The members of the board of education determine policies for all Logansport public schools. Front Row: Mr. Ed Jasorka, secretary, Mr. Don O'NeiIl, presidentp Mr. Newman Gee. Back Row: Mr. Earl Ottinger, Mr. Wayne Schaefer, treasurer.