Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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O O Luke some locks, certain lessons are more Lucky girls who catch these fellows won'l have To worry about getting up early To struggle with waffle irons and skillefs af . ...am . Q

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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.

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troublesome than others The three R's have expanded to include everything from boys' foods classes to learning how to change a tire. Senior Eng- lish students painstakingly compile research papers. Sculptures are displayed as constant proofs of growing talent, while realistically scarred students, fugitives from dramatics class make-up artists, roam the halls, Even mistakes help pupils to learn. Windows are hurriedly flung open as beginning chemists discover the characteristic odor of sulfur. Others sadly find that television and home- work do not mix when a low six weeks' grade proves a snap course is no cinch. -. A r Q ' t' . s.f Learning to use a slide rule is not all workg it's fun!