Logan High School - Guyana Yearbook (Logan, WV)

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f'-'FM' L... Hold itl l That's fine, OKI Mrs. J. 's first-period Glee Club ends I Believe with a Crescendo IIALC Music todlfferent people meansclifferent things To many, it may be come thelrwhole life while to others, a way of expressing their ideas, and to stall others, a means of relaxation. Here at LHS we have two groups which have added much to the community life of Logan during the past year. Through the efforts of Thelma Juergensmeyer and Carl McElfresh the Logan High School Glee Club and Band have been much in demand for special music on special occasions. Raymond Magana entertains the band class with a practice run on his French horn while director McE1fresh checks the notes.

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J 'x FIRST ROW: Ruth Ellen White, ueasurerg Kenneth Brooks, vice president: Jim Cook, president, Kay Browning, sec- retary. SECOND ROW: Jane McGuire, Kathie Gardner, Kennith Stultz, Zoe Yeager, Rosemary Scragg, Marilyn White. THIRD ROW: Chuck Perry, Ed Bottome, Mary Ellen Hatton, Billie Sue Disco, Peggy Stone. FOURTH ROW: Roddy Hall, Paula Justice, Mr, Orr, Donald Triplett, Dickie Bowling, Joy May Browning, Cgzulenf gounci Organized in i946 and sponsored by Mr. Orr, the Student Council meets every two weeks to discuss school activi- ties and problems. lts purpose is to create and main- tain better understanding and co-operation between the teachers and pupils, and to promote proiects and activi- ties centering around the student body. The Council sponsors Twirp season and the annual Homecoming cele- bration, which consists of a parade, football game dance and the queen's coronation. Cleah-up week, a hall light system, sportsmanlike conduct between Logan and Man high schools, and good citizenship all came under con- sideration during the year. The Council concluded its business with a proposed agenda for next year and an assembly program about the student election in May. Council members clean up. Z 8 I I