Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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faint ehgofzf Pauls 066 'WTI' 1 0 ' to X -i yyfof K' A X Nl l l -1- 5' S Susan Allen and Jim Buck sacrifice their usual Saturdav morning rest to help with the annual D.C.E. car wash. Representatives from thirteen school clubs present per- Mary Layman brightens up the display windows of Room 53 suasive arguments for their Homecoming Queen candidates. with multi-colored clay figurines made by the art classes. 7