Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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f ' W? . f hw iii.-iz,,..m Z., v ,c.,, A boy, a girl, on umbrella-and rain plays Cupid to a pair of steodie-S on a damp but romantic walk home from school. infefz melfs info spfzingg A furry diversion undetected by Miss Newcomb lightens the heavy burden of socioloqical pressures in a crowded world, x V ' fff 5 I i , f TN , 525 C' A rfi uiwl, ,f qi It A13 ,L t:,q5ip if f ijugf as 1 I gtrqffuggjfjj' 1 J , ' , W' 1 Di' ,X pk S 7 in I JK! ,fy XX L 1 uf'-f.. V Lg V gzfjgi 'tk NJi, A L f if-fj?? 95,9 jf so I Senior class plav hinges on a behind-the-scenes camaraderie among drcmatics students Mary Beth, Rona, Ann, and C.W. spafzlzle fzefufzns fo even, ai., Spring clean-up by speech ond debate participants gives the school grounds cz face-lifting for the N.F.L. state finals,

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See what April brings to Thirteenth and Broadway. See the beautiful green trees and emerald grass. Color this picture spring. swzfzoundings and S ice to Before March's gray days had begun to transmit their gloom, April, with its sur- prise bursts of warmth and intermittent showers, wiped much of the drudgery from daily assignments. When breezes 'knocked upon the panes, nature boys flung wide the windows, causing scattered notes and tousled hair-dos, Spring sportsmen won be- ginning games and boasted healthier than thou suntans while the cast of Papa ls All grew pale in auditorium confinement. Madras hats and scarves topped all other spring creations for convertible travel. Fashionable young ladies flew downtown to buy cottons and to put woolens in storage. lzumdfzum cass 'zoufines As Prom time drew near, girls made an all-out attempt to secure a date, Chance glances prompted classroom courtships, fra- grant concoctions ambushed unsuspecting males. Willing captives and beaming con- queresses strolled the halls and talked of buying a corsage and using the family car. Seniors searched the mail for college ac- ceptances and scholarship grants, wrote to trade schools and career colleges, and filled out summer employment applications. Spring had its tragic side, also, As they offered aid to tornado victims, sympathetic teen-agers valued their own luck even more.