Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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Young voters eagerly cast ballots in school-wide elections Reminders of our democracy-the Freedom Shrine, the citizenship plaque, and Lincoln's statue-were in constant view for all, in- cluding two exchange students who found Logansport High School's democratic proc- tices relatively simple, Nominating commit- tees met and selected candidates who car- ried on their campaigns with the fervor of Presidential aspirants. Elections of class officers, Homecoming queens, and relay court were accomplished in an orderly manner by the entire school. Juniors and seniors joined forces to elect a prom king and queen, seniors alone made decisions regarding caps and gowns and a class gift. When in the course of human events . . . Exchange students Ab Douwes from Holland and Jose Valverde from Bolivia 'X .34 pau s llllluu fc A . B K' PRESIDENT VSTEI FDR YOGI SAYS um ELECT JO!-ll E. BLUH says R 5 Brigitte Bardot and Harry Dahl-two winners on one poster- stand out among the numerous campaign displays in the hall. agree that the language of the documents on the Freedom Shrine is very different from the live talk heard today.