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

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ROW 1, KNEELING - Doyle Miller, Eddie Kreisel, Bob Collins, Dick Massie. ROW2 Sally Webb, Nancy May, Lynn Fraunfelter, Valerie May, Brenda Fausneugh, Judy Ankrom, Karen Wolford, Elaine Judy. ROW 3 Cindy Valentine, Linda Massie, Sharon Noble, Nadine Hinton, Miss Wertman, Barbara Martin, Diana Schaal, Lynette Justice, Paula Weaver. XE!!! The Logan Elm Library Association was kept busy during the year assisting students and teachers in various library functions. They were involved with planning unique and eye catching display windows, keeping books in immaculate condition, and assuring that the library is a place to study. The campaign tactics of several of our student librarians paid off when Richard Massie was selected Sec- retary of the Ohio Student Librarians Association. He along with many other Logan Elm librarians attended the Association meeting at Wilmington College in April. OFFICERS L. to R. - Lynn Fraunfelter-Sec. , Nadine Hinton -Treas. , Miss Wertman -Advisor, Riflhafd MaSSie ' SCCIGYHFY, 01110 SU-1' Doyle Miller-President, Bob Collins -Vice dent Libra-1'ianS ASSOCi3Ii0f1 Pres,

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PEP 62 U5 - BE!! VEQ' QUPPORTEEQ We will fight and we will win filled the gymnasium as the L.E. fans cheered the Braves' team to another victory. This years' Pep Club has been undoubtedly the most organized and successful in the school's history. With the enthusiastic leadership of the Pep Club officers, members of the club promoted school spirit by decorating the halls with signs and supporting the cheerleaders at the games. An outstanding project of the Pep Club was a '72 foot sign reading To the Braves, Happiness is Beating Westfall, which was displayed in the Westfall gym during the league game. Logan Elm's student body, athletes, and cheerleaders owe all the success of school spirit to the endeavors of the Pep Club. PEP CLUB OFFICERS SEATED - President, Roger Evansg L. to R, - Sgt. at Arms, Dick Massieg Vice President, Doyle Millerg Secretary, Bob McAfeeg Treasurer, Jim Evans. Chief Win -Em -A11 92

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67,913 ' A 7HZEN6' AS'S'06'M UO!!! The Girls' Athletic Association gives girls the chance to participate in physical activities, and teaches them the value of good sportsmanship. While the sophomores won the baseball tournaments, the juniors and seniors showed their skill by winning volleyball and basketball, respectively. ,,,., ' ff 1 ' H ff 1 ' 44 ,r.. Q .... I ' N.-' , , ,, , .. . :- - 0 -xr - - - 1+ -- :,,,,,df,,ws.,,::s,-MZ,, .. Us Qwimgq , , 2 5 '- I : 'I111- ' A A Q all 'ay 1 ' if T, - i g E ,1 -2 Y.: 7? , is- , 1 , i , , 2- .a ,. Himsa ., R. . 113 ,J sw , fi . l. . N 1 ' Q w k -0' ' ' Q F ? -, , 'nfl' 3 1 -1 V' x5:7'95:'5?i512fp 2-:gage ' , W a se an., . ..iuysla . ,saiaa..,Q:iQal,.a,a f,--, 1 f is-X, -I , -. . A - . sg teriai 1 --fff.5i:s-fir, -. , ., X ' R 2 -iss:--:wr-2-1--2 .Sli -mylar,-arf lg- H' !rfs mamma fsir. --sr.,a.- fir .ra i f K yi. , T win'-spa fm Q' M it 1 , f .,.. ' : 1 ,WM a ..., iw.. sex. -f -,-.:, 2 f . -- 2 . g E ? I ' ' ,1.f 5r 5:m:3,. A 'R ?':1 ' 1f- 'i N 'fs if , A ',-f - ,f a- - fra'r': A . f:?T'2 'lf 'sir'-- ' t w 'Wir--W W' 2 .... - ' G.A.A. Officers and Represent- atives: SEATED from l. to r. -- Io Ellen Smalley, Lynn Fraun- felter, Diana Schaal fpresj, Lorna Poling, Class Represent- atives, 1. to r. - Seniors: Brenda Fausnaugh, Linda Fischer, Sandy Gifford. Juniors: Nancy Eakin, Sharon Noble, Nancy May. Mrs. Courtright, Advisor. Sophomores: Vicki Weaver, Debbie Hanley, Ginger Palmer, Freshmen: Joyce Valentine, Martha Hinton, Debbie Speak- man.