Logan High School - Winneshiek Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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The many achievements attained since Logan was organ- ized as a junior-senior high school in 1928 have been made possible only through the unselfish efforts and splendid co-operation of the students, the faculty, the dparents, the Board of Education, the Alumni Association, an the citizens of our community. Because of the ceaseless endeavors of these friends, Logan is not merely a buildingg it is center of com- munity interest, a high school to which one may point with pride and say Logan is our high school . I believe the future will see Logan building upon the traditions of the ast twelve years, and with the continued co-operation of these groups, Logan will remain an institution where one may study the problems of life, where ambitions can be realized, where everlasting memories will be cultivated. O .. G 'JU U 'JU I-I 'Z Q I-I U EMT.