Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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First Row—M. L. Auker, J. Aurond, P. Boteman, B. Beery, M. Bell. D. Berkemer, M. Blosser, D. Blum, E. Bolby. R. A. Bowers. Second Row—K. Bungard, N. Burcham, D. Burgess. B. Buskirk, H. Colwell, N. Canon, L. Columber, C. Conrad, J. Cottermon, J. Cottrill. Third Row—J. Cox, D. Daubenmire, F. Davis. D. Derr. H. Devore. H. Dupler, B. Eby, B. Ellis, M. B. Evans, M. Evans. Fourth Row—B. Frasure, R. Fritz, B. Funk, L. L. Gab- riel. W. Geil. A. J. Greathouse, J. Haas, R. Hart, D. Hartman, D. Helber. Fifth Row—K. Hinerman, B. Holmes, B. Huffines, D Hurst. J. Hutchison. K. Kitchen, J. Kornmiller. M Kornmiller. H. Johnson, R. Johnson. Sixth Row—E. Kallas, S. Kanode, J. Kennedy, P. Kes sler, B. Kistler, J. Lafferty, D. Lehman, J. Mathias M. A. Mauk, N. Maze. Seventh Row—R. McClelland. R. McGathey, J. Mc Namee. B. Mercer, B. Miller, W. Mock, A Myers, G. Myers, L. Nixon, V. Norris. 29 JUNIORS

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Through the Camera’s Eye As juniors we are now looking back over our eleven years of school life. It seems such a short time ago that we were learning the three R's as a basis for future use. Little did we know or realize then just how quickly we would use them. After eight years of fundamentals we had a chance to put to use our three “R's . We were offered more advanced subjects. As freshmen we elected officers for the first time. They were as follows: President, Patty Woods: Vice Presi- dent, John Cottrill; Secretary, Jackie Goss: Treasurer, David Blum. We engaged in social activities and were honored to be able to attend the football and basketball dance. In senior high, as sophomores, we found that there was much harder work before us. Yet the social opportunities also increased. We held an organization meeting in September and elected these officers: President, Wardwell My- ers: Vice President, Patty Woods: Secretary, Bette Buskirk; Treasurer, Norma Wallace. We again attended the football and basketball dance. And now as juniors we are beginning to be more concerned with our most important school life which is before us. We were very happy this year to plan the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. We raised money by selling the name cards to the seniors, by having a turkey drawing at Thanksgiving, by selling Christmas cards, and selling refreshments on different occasions. Our officers for the year were: President, Wardwell Myers: Vice President, Herb Colwell; Secretary, Bette Buskirk; Treasurer, Ruth Anne Bowers. CLASS OFFICERS Wardwell Myers . . . President Herbert Colwell . Vice President Bette Buskirk ....... Secretary Ruth Anne Bowers . . Treasurer 28

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First Row—W. Myers. E. Nutter. L. Nutter. H. Povlik, R. Peacock, R. Peccock, D. Phillips, B. Poling. L. Poling. Second Row—J. Richards, J. Show. N. Shaw. M. Sheeler, S. Sloan, L. Spence. W. Stocy. D. Storkey, N. Steele. Third Row—H. Swackhammer. W. Tolbert, B. Tootle. W, Tucker, B. VonSickle. B. Voris. N. Wallace, P. Woods. The annual banquet to honor the seniors was the goal of the junior activities for 1949-50. The seniors and the faculty were invited by the juniors to join them on May 19, in the new educational building of the Evangelical United Brethren Church to en- joy the dinner prepared by the ladies of the church. The program which followed the banquet gave all the opportunity of hearing the senior prophecy, will, history, poem, and song. The juniors contributed to the evening's entertainment but allowed the seniors their share of the evening’s activities. Following the banquet, the dance was held at the high-school auditorium. JUNIORS