Logan High School - Guyana Yearbook (Logan, WV)

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WM' JWT, it W Logan High School. says Mrs. Browning. ,naw Betty Burgess writes at receipt. K, E ciency and Courtesy Keynote of Office Staff 'Tuouhl takc thrcc pages, not three lines. to tell of all the things these com- pctqnt gals do to make the husiness matters of thc school run smoothly. Mrs. Browning hanclles all of Mr. ,Vs corrcsponelencc, takes care of tran- scripts, makes up payrolls and various reports. Mrs. Burgess is the hookkecper and financial secretary, handling many different school and cluh accounts in a capable manner. M X rr' pun-ww M. ,,.hnn Nusa ali , H me-M t Extra right llunds fm Mrs. Browning are Frances Stevens and ,Iuanila Mullins.

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New High School Building Mr. fs Pride cmcijoy Aifectionately known as Mn J to stu- dent body and teachers, Principal Charles Wesley ,Iuergensmeyer has been Logan High School's chief executive for four years. He steered us through the big move from the old high school to the new building with a minimum of fuss and Hurry. Under his guidance, citizen- ship and scholarship both' have im- proved this year and daily we see new improvements brought about by his planningp We wish him continued suc- cess in his work. dll- Ill ll! Ill, 1 i,.x, W., ,.,,.Xx f , On nice days, students take long way round to assembly ut fieldhouse.

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Nvc proudly present the handsomest pair of deans in W'est Virginia: Mr. William von Pechy, Dean of Boys, and Mrs. Anne Maynard, Dean of Girls. V-f D c!'b W 'M' eims are stu ents es! friends, severest critics. Anne H. Maynard, who is dean of girls and guidance director, is a busy person. Her duties include testing students, writ- ing college recommendations, procuring jobs for seniors, and dealing with per- sonality problems. Last fall she attended the conference of the W. Va. Associa- tion for Supervision and Curriculum Development. She is a member of the National Association of Deans of Women and the W. Va. Guidance Association, of which she is a past president. William von Pechy, dean of boys, has done an outstanding job this year, get- ting things organized in a new building. He has been here, there, and every- where, dealing with disciplinary prob- lems, giving academic guidance and counseling, encouraging disheartened boys to stay in school and take advan- tage of their educational opportunities, conferring with parents about problems, and taking a hand in many outside ac- tivities.