Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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School doors swing open for new year Teachers and pupils return to classes On September 4 1093 students entered the halls of LHS for another nine months of school 267 were seniors 347 juniors and 479 sophomores vacation classes once more accustomed Improve school during summer The high school auditorium was re paired and repainted A concrete base and new tiles replaced the old floor of Room 53 themselves to early mommg schedules and nightly homework There were the lighter moments of school too in the colorful election cam hrs! few hectic days Seventy one teachers also reported for work the staff' had seven new members xn the science ma English and social studies departme ' . 5 , . ' ' 1 . - , . ' ' - After three all too short months of paigns and the general confusion of those . I l 1 1 A 1 l ' i i Brown from the summer sun, we returned to school-old hands at registration and assignment cards, not so familiar with some newer aspects of L.l-l.S, Sophomores faced Mrs, Kubesch's vocabulary tests and Mr. Cornelius' Russian notebooks, juniors dis- covered Miss Eldridge's unfathomable Ob- servers, and seniors worked frantically to complete research papers for Mrs, Pastor and Mr. Burnett while cramming for Mr. l3rown's mystifying exams. Gradually inex- perience ancl confusion gave way to a cer- tain confidence in the classrooms as a knack with the slide rule, the use of Mr. Rice's geometric figures, and the secret of those impossible A.O.'s became second nature, Increased emphasis on physical fitness transforms even chinning oneself on the horizontal bar into evidence of patriotism. gfudenf savvtl John, Steve, Mike, and Melodie sympathize with the plight of an uncertain sophomore, Lynn Hershberger, who walls, Health and safety? I thought this was driver training.

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