Logan Elm High School - Skandha Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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i r QCHOU BOARD David Bolender, Wesley Graves, Jr. qpresidentj Lawrence McKenzie fclerkj, Arthur Leist, Roger Hobble and Mrs. Glenn McCoy Lawrence McKenzie, Board Clerk BOOQ TE? SN 01115 E. 3 qgrgigsxqsssgsznsl ,ai ,:1im:1rss-at-.iss 15. , r-.sw f-P2is,-Arswwws:-.iwV --fwfrazssr if lsr., ana,-W,s-sr' .i:imy,,.gl.,,,,,I2, ,i it Q .,,Hr,8gsagi.vr, ,,.. s,,.s,. r ff-- Wfiehw H52 ,mix 1975? :.,,,, :ima r ,i it A- f wrist: ffl- vff-- fs sw, ss, is gre- fe: S .mr fa ,Lag ggi: is smluxlgg- ,isws rm .ramasirg-as-2111? 5 a:3w?5ih-5 H22-le2'rf 21'sWf:!QSt K K Skaggs Q .5221 all .wi , ...- Q . . 3 .. ig:-1 -,fs cg. neexzxsxz, zssxlsfmf 121135 as rw, rs, ,rw Mrs. Gene Wright, secretaryg Robert Mills, vice president: Gerald Winfough presidentg Mrs. S. J. Fischer, treasurer. SCHOOL BOARD AND BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club and the Logan Elm Board of Education have many things in common. They are both composed of interested citizens of the community who are willing to devote time and hard work toward many goals and projects throughout the year. Perhaps the greatest comparison is that both of these groups have Logan Elm 's student welfare in mind in whatever they endeavor. r ' 'f ' I 5 :fs if ':. BW 5 . ig 5 H5555 W 5. ,5 3 A g y E , 5 , V, . ,H .. .,. wi r lil if El I ily g r 3 is 2 , is il' i f ii i? ig ? ESM? lii se 2 Q 3 ggi ig Qigfilgi 5 Q, rsiif if Egg I .agar 565 . it E rl 'l 1'i5gg?!5i,f1'?E fig' if' if 522226 25 is 'ggi 5,5 zz :.,, X . s K X is sg It z: Q jx ll at mf r ref f ff 1 ri ji! s Fil Qi 29 alleys 55 is E5 gin 5 135 fag Eggs Wig? - A MES' ' ii., gi? 3333 at it lsf its 5? 5 i 23 sd r ta 2 'filfsiilfa r il ir, '25 .Q ,S fling ff' arf as rifles, is 5 S - :Q 7 l N S E K t ,, L. 2, 1 5 X 2 3 2 lk 35515 i 5 is will 3 ' Liigiliig 25,52 x Q as LE im NE For this we all owe appreciation and gratitude to both organizations.

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