Logan High School - Guyana Yearbook (Logan, WV)

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--r Mrs. Anne Maynard, who is Dean of Girls, Attendance Officer, and Guidance Director, has to be on her toes to keep up with all of her duties. She is never too busy, however, to talk to a student in need of advice. 64064 Mr. Wandell Lucas, the Dean of Boys, also leads a busy life. Mr. Lucas is administrative as- sistant to the pr i n cipal . ln the absences of Mr. Juergensmeyer, he takes care of announcements and when we have assemblies he arranges the seating for the students and teachers. Healso, as Dean of Boys, settles minor discipline matters. He gives counsel and guidance to boys and he helps them to secure jobs. ln addition to these administrative iobs he teaches four classes of Bookkeeping. 'L

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'.L,n-in n V , nun , , ' rw Q- ll ,l ,V 1- ' i nl gill .rw A., pfzdacwcd Our principal, Mr. Charles W. Juergensmeyer, is pleased with the progress we are making and has this word of advice to offer us: lt is more important now than ever before For students to take advantage of their op- portunities because colleges and industry are accepting only those with the best records. Our students and teachers have made great progress in raising the scholastic standards this year, and I am expecting even greater improvements in the future. 13 i l

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-iii!!! 'Fir Y. I, Deloris Stidham, treasurer and Mrs. Gladys Browning, secretary, make up a very efficient office staff. 77Zafm6a9 We What would we do without them? Mrs. Gladys Browning is our capable and genial secretary, always on the go with her many jobs of keep- ing the office records straight and handling the school correspondence. She also puts up with our over 1300 students, who are constantly calling on her for supplies and information. Miss Deloris Stidham, our faithful and efficient treasurer, has charge of the schools funds and also keeps a finan- cial record ofall the 30 clubsin L.H.S. 0 Tom Lilly leads his fellow students in prayer. Zeaalcam Every morning the students of Logan High School are privileged to hear God's Word and are led in prayer to start the day off right. All the clubs take turns week by week in presenting the devotions which are heard over the public address system throughout the school. The devotions usually consist ofa scripture reading, an application of the lesson to daily life, and a prayer .