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Gym Class. Aerial Representatives at Athens. Football. Typing Class. Spanish Class. Chemistry Class at Water Works.
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Diversified Occupations Home Economics American History English English Literature World History
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SENIORS PRESIDENT Frank Hartsell VICE - PRESIDENT Tom Hutchison SECRETARY Patty Smith TREASURER A1 Visintainer Class History by. . . Dan Lappen Taking our first step up our ladder of education, we first attended school in September, 1944. After six years of the A B C’s, we graduated to Logan Junior High School. Here students from East, West and Central met to begin the second half of our education; here we came in contact with new teachers, friends, and studies. In the eighth grade Ken Dollison won the D.A.R. award. During our FRESHMAN year we found ourselves very interested in social activities, studies, and sports. Helen Clark and Elmore Beale won the D.A.R. citizenship awards. We chose as our officers Frank Hartsell, president; Ed Dougherty, vice - pres- ident; Helen Clark, secretary; and Mona Marks, treasurer. Our freshman year was climax- ed by the Freshman Dance. We moved up another step in our ladder to senior high. As SOPHOMORES we enjoyed many good times. The class officers were Ed Dougherty, president; Judie Schultheis, vice-president-, Sarolin Palmer, secretary, and Pauline Heim, treasurer. The next step forward was our JUNIOR year. This year we had the thrill of promoting the Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom. Junior class officers elected were Frank Hartsell, president; A! Visintainer, vice-president; Patty Smith, secretary; and Ron Willis, treasurer. The year, 1956, we have climbed the final step in our ladder of education. Now we are hailed as SENIORS, and our happy high school days are almost in the past. This year we have had many good times together at our dances, class play, banquet, prom, and lastly, commencement. Our class officers this year are Frank Hartsell. presi- dent; Thomas Hutchison, vice-president: Patty Smith, secretary: and A1 Visintainer, treasurer. Our class selected the dogwood blossom as our flower, turquoise and silver for our colors, and our class motto is, Today we follow, tomorrow we lead.
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