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HONOR STUDENTS 1. Janet Lou Norris . . 4. 6. Nancy White . 3.318 2. Rudolph Rempel 3.788 7. Neil Goss . 3.3 3. Rose Weilond 3.619 8. Marjorie Harwood . 3.2857 4 Evelyn Lonning 3.6 9. Norma Jean Redick.. 3.19 Tie 5. Betty Hankison 3.578 10. Margaret Johnston... 3.19 SENIOR CLASS SONG (To the tune of The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi) The time has come When we must part From mates at Logan High, Our memories will linger on As years go passing by. Our hearts are filled With sadness now As leaving brings a sigh. But a part of our hearts Will always remain With our school that Stands up high. Mary Jo Gordon Class Motto: Be Sure You’re Right, Then Go Ahead Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: Yellow Rose MARY LOU ABELL “There's little of the melan- choly element in her. General Course; Girls Glee Club I; Library Club 1,2; Players Guild 2,3,4; Safety Valve 4; Social Efficiency I; Soph. Social Club 2; Y-Teen 3,4. GERALD ACKER I'm not lazy, I'm just thinking. General Course; Basketball 1,2; Boys Glee Club 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Stage Crew 4. BILL ALLBERY “King of good fellows.” Vocational Agriculture Course; F.F.A. 2,3,4 (Trea- surer 3, Vice Pres. 4, Dis- trict Vice Pres. 4); Key Club 4; Library Club I; Players Guild 3; Social Efficiency I; Soph. Social Club 2; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. ARLENE FLEDA AUGG “A creature of the most perfect and divine temper. General Course; Safety Valve 4. 17
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CLASS HISTORY As we look bock over the lost twelve years, It does not seem possible that now all we have left of our school years are memories. Ah, but what memories. Remember when we entered junior high school? There were so many new teachers and subjects. We made new friends and be- came interested in the activities of the school. And remember that proud feeling we had the first time we were called freshmen? That ear our class became an organization and we elected officers. They were: Jack Smith, President: George Ours, Vice President; Mary Jo Gordon, Secretary; and Bob Simms, Treasurer. But before we had begun to feel like Seniors— freshmen, we became sophomores and enter- ed senior high school. We soon began tak- ing part in the activities of the school. We elected representatives to the Student Council, joined the clubs and organizations of our choice, and elected class officers for the second time. That year we chose Mary Jo Gordon as President; Don Mauk, Vice President; Jean Howdyshell, Secretary; and Janet Lou Norris, Treasurer. In our junior year, we elected as our class officers Dave Myers, President; Mary Jo Gordon, Vice-President; Norma Jean Redick, Secretary; and Margaret Johnston, Treasur- er. In November, however, the President withdrew from school and the Vice President automatically became presi- dent. Pete Pennell was elected Vice President. That was our busiest year, raising money for the Junior - Senior Prom and Banquet, at which the Seniors v ere our guests. For our senior class officers we elected Mary Jo Gordon, President; Tom Heinlein, Vice President; Norma Jean Redick, Secretary; and Evelyn Lan- ning, Treasurer. Now as we gaze back into those wonderful memories, we see all of them once again coming to life. As we turn the pages of this, our last Aerial, hundreds of joyous moments flash by before us; not only those in which we took an ac- tive part, but now we can look at the pages of underclassmen and project our memories back to the glorious days they have to look forward to. CLASS OFFICERS Mary Jo Gordon . . President Tom Heinlein ..Vico President Norma Jean Redick. Secretary Evelyn Lanning ....Treasurer 16
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