Logan County High School - Annual Yearbook (Sterling, CO)

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rfjuuur Qnll nf Zlhrrmrr Svtuhvntz Thrs school rs now a member of the unror Red Cross Auxrhary wrtlr every student a member Thrs organrzatron takes up the work whrch the Red Cross can hardly End trme to do-such as gettrng clothrng for the destrtute Belgrans cuttrng rags savmg tm forl and numerous other thrngs It rs hard to concerve of the great ard thrs Iunror organrvatron rs to the country Iecause rt rs evrclent that the Red Cross rs unahl to carry on the great work rt has un dertaken wrthout ard of some Icrnd As you have read thrs artrcle over you cannot suppress a feelrng of prrde for the old School md to know that she has been rn the front Irne trenches all the trme and wrll go over the top for her full share of the glory arrsrng from such work rs to know that you students have made thrs possrble and that you are rn the great natronal army whrclr rs mobrlrud rn the defense of Lrberty and Democracy ESB AI BERT HOEI Anrmunrtron Trarn Crmp Kerrnev Calrfornn REUBEN 'SCHWAI IVI Supply Company rmp Kearney Calrfornrr CHFSTTR CRAIVII R Illechanrc Somewhere rrr Illrnors R rdro Branch ofthe Srgnal Corps now at the Crrnegre Instrtutr Prttsburgh I ennsylvanra talcrng a course r parrtory to gorn across JAMES jACIxbON Passed examrnrtron for Second Clwss Ofhcer rn the Hosprtal Corps rn the N vy now rt qdI'lIYI'1I1ClSC0 Cal CHRIS KNUDSON IVI1cIrson Barracks N Y HE NRE RIEKI Ileadquarlers Iwreld Hosprlal Seclron Crmp Hancock Ge-orgra IOUIE RIEKF battery E Freld Artrllery C rmp Funston Kansas GRADY CHEAIRS Sergeant rn u1rtermaster s Corps Camp Iqunston Kansas CHEST FR HUNKER Corporal Freld Artrllery Camp Iqunston Kansas ROSS SHEELY Offrcers Trarnrng Camp Fr Rrley Kansas WARREN MONTFORT Avratron Camp Waco Texas lsormerly at Kelly Freld now probably on the rx ay to France HARRX CRISSMAN Co A Frrst Engrneers Somewhere rn France Serrously wounded rn actron FRANK BEATT IE uartermaster s Corps Camp Lewrs Washrngton ELLIOTT HAYS Completed hrs trarnrng rn the Navy and re enlrsted when the U S Entered the war GUY RAIVISEY Avratron Kelly Freld No San Antonro Iexas THOMAS HAMILTON Naval Trarnrng Statron San Drego Calrfornra H241 . Y . . . . , . , . . - , . r ' ' ' . I e I - . . 4. ' . . - an - .. . Q , L . . .. H . . . , s A , .L . , I - - .J .. . . ' . -. ' 1 1 A 4, ' ' A D. . ' , . . 1 f . c , , V , I , ' D l , ' . l , fi ' ' , , ' ' 'r I I . A U I ELDRED DERSHAIVI NED HEATON Z , I A . , U , 1 t 4 . Q r 1 ' I, ' e, I , ' J 'r , ' , pr - , o j T , fbi If Y ' II , I , , .. V . . rc I . - A 5 V, i M . fx '-. , . I Q ' A . , . 1 , . . I I , 4 L , - 1 1 i 1 . '. x 4, , , . . ' ,P ' 2 , . ,- 1 , .' r . , , , . . . k Q . ., T Y P

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fffh M ess ff Uhr Eagan Glnuntg High Srhnnl aah war mark l'he Logan County Hugh School has always been on the fmng lme ln all school actrvrtres ln the state and she has not lowered her good record ln the least by shlrlung any of the war work whlch necessarily falls on us all Let us take a revrew of the work this school has done and then grve three cheers for old L C H 5 About a month before school was released last May permlsslon was glven those who deslred to leave school to work on the farms wlthout losnng their credits Many availed themselves of thls opportumty to help their commumty and country We are at present going to school on Saturday so that school will be out the last of Aprll thereby allowlng the farmers to secure sulhcrent help ln the Red Cross campargn whrch ended last Christmas Eve the students con tributed over SIOU to the Red Cross Each student was asked to give ten cents many gave their dime and some more and many paid a dollar whlch entitled them to regular membershlp Before the Red Cross campaign and followmg a tallc rn chapel by one of their rep resentattves most of the boys and some of the teachers pledged themselves to grve S550 to the Y M L A fund ln proportnon to the srze of the school thus contribution was above the average of the amounts pledged by other schools Largely through the and of the Domestrc Scrence Department I30 pillows were made for the Red Cross a large Job when you consnder only l00 pnllows were aaugned the Sterlmg Chapter of Red Cross lhe Sophomore class has S50 worth of War Savrngs Stamps to nts crednt Each one of the fave hrstory classes ln the school bought a S50 Liberty Bond Every student rn the class pard a certam amount The gurls, under the supervlsron of Mass Lowe. have organized a kmttmg club -.- And they've lcnltted. and they've knitted Trll two socks they each complete. For without them, our Soldier boys Would surely get cold feet And, the erghth wonder of the world, the boys' lcmttmg club Headed by Mr Knowles, the boys all started to knlt, and made many sax mch squares which the Red Cross will make unto blankets H231 WW!! Jun, M 1151 WI, Q ffl! X X lwni! 1- H1151 Y - 'urn VIN '1 I ,HR-'lf wir ,tix it ' ,H lu -T-L ' .r lziidlln. lil., ll? li llllrmvltf' 1 n '+ lflll lux,-l'l1' - -, 7 Y -1 ,rl 2 K .Afl'. X3 I VH' , L ex f, ' ff . 1 Y , .Tl ee. , jj' ,AA 'l44,h,,y I tg I W

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