Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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week, homework adcls 8.2 Academic students explored photosynthesis, Greek myths, the Hindu formula, Babylon- ian history, the Pythagorean theorem, world wars, sines, cosines, Chaucer, Parliamen- tary procedure, and artificial respiration. Home economists looking toward the future mended socks, fashioned suits and dresses, prepared meat loaf, spaghetti, and tried chicken, bargain-hunted for pickles, plan- ned their dream homes, balanced a budget. Industrial arts majors did metal turning and woodwork, designed houses, printed pro- grams and tickets, and learned cabinetry, 'Blackpoards should always be erased in the Eall State mar- ner' Mr Rice explains to Dick Hand and Sharon Harvey. A climb to a locker shelf and a auick algebra lesson from the 'Lig man' bring Paul Beck To Gcrgtie Wolfs level, . H4 ,fv-if sf'-'