Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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or an experience l-9-5-8 reveals many things, A few more wide-eyed freshmen look up to toll, self- assured seniorsg new faces appear near the old landmarks, Meet me at the Four- teenth Street door! becomes a familiar cry, and as the year progresses everyone gets into the swing Parties are heldj clubs are reorganizedg schedules are put in orderg and thot good old Berry spirit begins to creep out when the sports season starts, By the time snow falls, even the shyest of beginners has found his place. - x X X F 1 ,, 1 it Q fit df' M, r The peppermint sticks, lollipops, gingerbread house, and marshmallow tree in Condyland look good enough to eat. Students quickly dispose of sandwiches and lessons in the snack bar, o favorite eating place during either noon hour. ' ' snunyicugg 5 Q, Hg i K. - .

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In classrooms and hallways new friendships click: old ones hold fast Friendships start in many ways. Helping someone with a difficult algebra problem, loaning an umbrella, or just calling a cheery Hi in the hallways often breaks the ice, A friend may be older or younger, boy or girl, classmate or teacher. House- keeping chores seem to foster confidences: locker partners very often become insepara- ble, though most people do not limit them- selves to just one friend. Interests and ideas are shared with the crowd , rings are exchanged, pictures are traded, and autographs are collected, Being a friend demands both giving of oneself and accept- ing from others, thus true friendships pass the hardest test of all-the test of time. Joe Pungowiyi is welcomed by guidance director, Mr. Ulmer, together they plan a schedule which best fits Joe's needs If the boys succeed in finding the Hindu formula in Mike's Latin book, they can finish checking before the bell rings.