Logan High School - Log Yearbook (Logan, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1952 volume:

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EACH Joe on TURN ALONG THE HIGHWAY HE TRAVELS SHOWS A DTEEEHENT ACTIVITY WHICH MAKE UP HIS scHooL AND PRIVATE LTFE. EACH PORTION or THE HuGHwAv :S A DIFFERENT ACTIVITY OCCURRING IN THE SCHOOL SUCH AS SCHOOL wonK, SPDRTS, Musuc, DRAMATlCSy JOURNALISM, AND SOCIAL LIFE. THUS WHEN vou LOOK AT THE ROAD IN ITS ENTIRETY, vou SEE THE STUDENTS ON THE HIGH SCHOOL HIGHWAY PROGRESSING IN KNOWLEDGE, CHARACTER, PERSONALITV, PHYSICAL HEALTH, MEANS or EXPRESSION, AND AN ALL-POUND DEVELOPMENT. THE ROAD MAY BE STRAIGHT on VERY IRREGULAR, BUT THE GOAL IS SUCCESS TN LIFE. IN THE LOGAN Loc WE oNLv ASSUME TO SHOW A SMALL PORTION or EACH HIGHWAY AND WE DO-HOPE voU wuLL ENJOY ITS CONTENTS- THE EDITOR DEUICATIUN THE MEMBERS or THE CLASS or i952 WISH TO DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL TO THOSE wHo HAVE .MADE POSSIBLE THEIR JOURNEY ALONG THE ROAD or EDUCATION. To THE FORESIGHTED CITIZENS Of AN EARLY oAv, nun PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND THE PEOPLE or THE LOGAN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, WE PAY TRIBUTE IN THIS '52 LOGAN L0G.J LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL HIGHVN S it S l R i U E 2 N i 1 School is like a changing highway, Made up of so many little byways. Some are funny as you see hereg It's like looking in a giant mirror. So if you see reflections of familiar scenes, Just remember, you travel the road too- In spite of your schemes! Dorothy Ann Leonard, Richard Grundmeier, Richard Swanson, Tommy Hickey, Fred Schwert Ioan Hansen Vluriel Dinkel, Sharon Brownell, Grace Harvey, Sally Larsen, Delores Pettit Evelyn Finken, Sondra Pitt, Floyd Sarff, Miss Bobenhouse, Marilyn Graham, Esta Dickinson LOGAN LOG STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Floyd Sarff ASSISTANT EDITOR FEATURE WRITERS Evelyn Finken Esta Dickinson, Marilyn Graham PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHER PAGE DESIGNERS Fred Schwertley Sally Larsen, Muriel Dinkel BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION Tommy Hickey, Manager Richard Swanson ART Richard Grundmeier, Joan Hansen PRODUCTION STAFF PRODUCTION MANAGER PROOFREADER Sondra Pitt Grace Harvey Typists and Mimeographers Dorothy Ann Leonard, Sharon Brownell, Delores Pettit SPONSOR Engraving by Quiz Engraving Service Ord, Nebraska Bernice Bobenhouse Printing by Logan Herald-Observer Logan, Iowa Mimeographing by Logan School Mimeograph Logan, Iowa HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY C. E. Matthews Superintendent Social Problems Margaret Leeney Principal English Psychology O. L. Morgan Physics Algebra American Government U. F. Evans Boys' Physical Education Biology Coach Bernice Bobenhouse Commercial Echo and Logan Log Valborg Keay General Science Geometry Business Arithmetic HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mildred Ryan Home Economics Hot Lunch Dietitian Shirley McCann Grade Music H. S. Vocal Music John Black Industrial Arts Assistant Coach Marilyn Black Office Secretary Girls' Physical Education Dorothy McDonald Spanish English 10 World Literature Garreth McDonald Geography American History World History Instrumental Music GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Lavina Eckmann Kindergarten Mary Ann Christopherson First Grade Florence Powell Second Grade Irene Kennedy Third Grade Julia Matthews Fourth Grade Ruby Bailey Fifth Grade Anna Mae Mahan Sixth Grade Helen Adams Seventh Grade Vergil Wolf Eighth Grade SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Vera Rains Hot Lunch Cook Doll Gallaher Hot Lunch Cook Ed Meyers Custodian Guy Thompson Custodian Bill Gerratt School Bus Driver Alan Tufly School Bus Driver D, -.... ,....................,..-....... ,l up 'f 'X ., -.Q?'.f.. ..fsfggg,:,1 ...Mm ' l . f f?f ' fff1s+ffx GH! s if ' Q H !5v1fmwORl NH. 1 , f'Lj': ' ag' X .1 Q'- : X ........,.............. -. 1 ,V..- '- '- ' I ' W A .uv 'xi i f' 1 ...' egz- if SL: if Aj S Qi :,2Ezf'ffifl V 'MTT 'h' 2 SJ E 4 u ff- V 5. , , ,I:. 1 :f I 1 . f .-if.. '- t - .,.:fr:g '- Y l S 4 ?0-f .-.v- Y h W 5 55.-sw, gmwz-5-115 Y,y0'X ..4,v Mx wi LHS HIGHLUI SENIOR CLASS MOTTO INITIATIVE IS THE FOUNDATION OF LIFE'S ROADg EXCUSES ARE ITS PITFALLS. CLASS FLOWER WHITE CARNATION CLASS SPONSORS c. Eg MATTHEWS CLASS COLORS CRIMSON AND SILVER BERN I CE BOBENHOUSE I' CLASS ROLL GEORGE BARRIERA DENISE BIRKS HUGH BROWNELL KENNETH COLLINS ESTA DICKINSON MURIEL DINKEL PHILIP DUVALL EVELYN FINKEN LOWELL FRAZIER MARILYN GRAHAM LEE GRAYBILL GARY GRIFFITH RICHARD GRUNDMEIER JOAN HANSEN RAY HANSEN TWILL GRAouATE VALEDICTORIAN PHQLUP DUVALL GRACE HARVEY TOMMY HICKEY SALLY LARSEN BILL LEMONS BARBARA LEONARD DOROTHY ANN LEONARD ESTHER MAGNETTE KEITH MCKEAN DELORES PETTIT SDNDRA PITT ROBERT POWERS FLOYD SARFF RICHARD SWANSON DUANE WEBER DWIGHT WEED JANUARY, I953 SALUTATORIAN GRACE HARVEV 'SENIORS OF 1952 DENISE ELAINE BIRKS Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4L Echo 3, 4 Pin Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Thespian 3, 4L3 Plays 3 Pep Club 3, Pep Band 2, 3 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 2L, 3 HUGH L. BROWNELL JR. Mixed Chorus 2, 43 Boys' Glee Club 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4L Track lL, 2L, 3L, 4Lg Marching Band 2, 3 Concert Band 2, 3, 4Lg Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Plays 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4L Missouri Valley High School 1 Football, Basketball, Track KENNETH L. COLLINS Mixed Chorus 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Basketball 1, Football 2, 3 Track 2, Echo 2, 3 ESTA MARIE DICKINSON Basketball 1, 2, 3L, 4L Logan Log 4 Pin Echo 3 Pin, 4 Pin-Editor 4 Pep Club 35 Plays 3, 4 Thespian 3, 4L, Cheerleader 3. Queens Attendant 4 MURIEL ARLENE DINKEL Class Officer 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4L Pep Club 3, Echo 1, 4 Pin Logan Log 4 Ping Plays 3 Thespian 3, 4L Homecoming Queen 4 Student Council 4 ,a ,,,, LO o A N H5 M ,,,,,, emors, :E Ln YQ - ,. ,,.. mm wi? SENIORS OF 1952 PHILIP KIRK DUVALL Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2L, 3, 4L Thespian 3, 4L, Class Officer 3 Contest Solos 2, 3, 4 Vocal Small Groups 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4L, Football 2L, 3L, 4L Track lL, 2L, 3L, 4L EVELYN LORRAINE FINKEN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Accompanist 2, 3, Plays 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3L, 4L Thespian 3L, 4 , Logan Log 4 Pin Vocal Small Groups 3, 4 Echo 1, 2, 3 Pin, 4 Pin Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 1, 2L, 3 All-State Chorus 2 LOWELL MORRIS FRAZIER Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 3 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2L, 3, 4L, Plays 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4L Thespian 3, 4L Football 1, 2, 3, 4L MARILYN LEE GRAHAM Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4L, Plays 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4L Vocal Small Groups 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3 Echo 1, 3, 4 Pin, Cheerleader 2L, 4L Logan Log 4 Pin, Queen's Attendant 4 Marching BandfMajorette 1, 2, 3 Drum Majorette 4 Pin, Pep Council 1, 4 LEE GRAYBILL Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4L, Track 2, 3L, 4 Marching Band 2, 4, Concert Band 2, 4L Pep Band 4, Thespian 3L, 4, Plays 3 Persia Public School 1 Basketball, Band, Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus, Baseball GARY RALPH GRIFFITH Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Contest Solo 2,.3 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2L, 3, 4 Accompanist 1, 2, 3 Pin, 4L All'State Band 2, 3 Insrumental Small Groups 2, 3, 4 SENIORS OF 1952 RICHARD DEAN GRUNDMEIER Logan Log 4 Pin Student Manager 4 Plays 3 JOAN CAROL HANSEN Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Echo 1, 2, 3, 4 Pin Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 4Lg Logan Log 4 Pin Basketball 1, 2L, 3L, 4Lg Plays 4, Thespian 3, 4L Pep Club 3 RAY C. HANSEN Boys' Glee Club 4 Pin Class Officer 4 Student Manager 4 Thespian 3L, 45 Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Student Council 4 GRACE HARVEY Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4L, Echo 4 Pin Basketball 1, 2L, 3L, 4Lg Thespian 3L, 4 Logan Log 3 Pin, 4 Pin, Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3L, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Plays 3, 4 THOMAS JOSEPH HICKEY Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4Lg Plays 3, 4 Vocal Small Groups 1, 3, 43 Thespian 3L, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4Lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4L Track 1, 2, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4L Logan Log 4 Ping Pep Council 4 SALLY LARSEN Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4L Echo 2, 3, 4 Ping Logan Log 4 Pin Pla 33 Thespian 3, 4L: Pep Club 3 Peggand 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Hastings High School-12 weeks 3 2 4 SENIORS OF 1952 JOHN WILLIAM LEMONS Basketball 2, 3, 4L, Football 2, 3, 4L Track 2, 3L, 4L, Class Officer 2 Pep Club 23 Pep Council 2, Pep Band 2, 3 Marching Band 25 Concert Band 2L, 3 Glenwood High School 1 Basketball, Class Officer, Concert Band Marching Band, Boys' Glee Club: Track Student Council, Hi-Y Club BARBARA JEAN LEONARD Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Echo 4 Pin Contest Solos 1, 2 Ping Logan Log 3 Pin Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4Lg Plays 4 Baskeball 1, 2, 3, 4L3 Thespian 3, 4L Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 1, 2L, 3, 4Lg Pep Club 3 Instrumental Small Groups 4 DOROTHY ANN LEONARD Mixed Chorus 1, Plays 3, 4 Vocal Small Groups 2 Pin, 3, 43 Pep club 1 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Pin, 4L Thespian 3L, 4, Contest Solos 1, 2 Pin, 4 Instrumental Small Groups 4 Pep Band 4, Accompanist 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 4L Logan Log 3 Pin, 4 Pin, Echo 3 Pin, 4 Pin Basketball 1, 2, 3 ESTHER ANN MAGNETTE Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4Lg Pep Club 3 Basketball 1, 2L, 3L, 4Lg Echo 3, 4 Pin Cheerleader 3C, 4Lg Thespian 3, 4L Magnolia High School--First Semester 1 Basketball, Glee Club, Vocal Solo GALE KEITH MCKEAN Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band lL, 2L, 3, 4L Echo 1, 2 DELORES RUTH PETTIT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4L Logan Log 4 Pin Echo 4 Pin Class Officer 1 SENIORS OF 1952 SONDRA GALE PITT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4L Thespian 3L, 4, Pep Club 3 Logan Log 3 Pin, 4 Pin Echo 4 Pin ROBERT JOSEPH POWERS Track 1, Echo 1, Pep Club 3 FLOYD HARVEY SARFF Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3 Vocal Small Groups 43 Thespian 3, 4L Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4L, Plays 3, 4 Instrumental Small Groups 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band lL, 2L, 3, 4Lg Class officer 1 Logan Log 4 Pin--'Editor Echo 2, 3 Pin, 4 Ping Track 1, 2L, 3L, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4L, Football 1, 2L, 3L, 4L RICHARD WILLIAM SWANSON Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4L Vocal Small Groups 4, Basketball 3L, 4L Football 3L, 4L, Track 3L, 4Lg Plays 3 Thespian 3, 4L, Class Officer 4 Student Council 43 Logan Log 4 Pin V. I. T. Consolidated, Illinois, I Baseball Lg Class Officer, Basketball Footballg Boys' Glee Club American School, Manilla, Philippines, 2 Baseball Lg Soccer Lg Badminton Volleyball L3 Basketball Lg Plays DUANE JAKE WEBER Mixed Chorus I, 4 Boys' Glee Club 1, 4 Baskeball lg Track l DXVIGHT VVEED Basketball 4Lg Football 4L Track 3L, 4L Student Manager 2, 3 Tek fungi' 32 1, 1 5 1 5 Q E za H F E L: f 5: A EC 15 yi 3' 35 Lx 3 y. Y is 1 4 X Q R lf 4 2 UNLIKE OTHERS, ouR LONG JOURNEY or EDUCATION DEGAN IN THE FALL or i939 WHEN WE STARTED IN FIRST PRE-SCHOOL CLASS LOGAN'S UNDER THE SUPERVISION or MRS. Mc CARTHVG BECAUSE or ROAD EXPENSES, PRE-SDHDDL wAS DISCONTRNUED UNTIL i949 WHEN THE ROAD WAS AGAIN DRENED. OUR FIRST STOP ALONG uLDGAN'S ROAD OF EDUCATIONU WAS FIRST GRADE, WHERE MISS HARMS ABLV DIRECTED TRAFFIC ALONG THE LINES OF READING, WRITING, AND ARITHMETICG THE THIRTY-THREE FIRST nTRAVELERSn WERE MAXINE ANDERSON, MARY KATHRYN ALLEN, ELIZABETH ANN CLARK, MARGARET CooK, LDIS DIVELSESS, MARILYN GRAHAM, ZOLA MAE HANSEN, GRACE HARvEv, GRACE HITS, PHYLLIS ANN JACKSON, LORNA ARMSTRONG, MARY MARGARET PETERS, JESSIE ALLEN, GLEN BARNUM, GLENN BIRKS, PHILIP DuvALL, DENNIS BUFFUM, LAWRENCE MEAD, KEITH BUEFUM, RAV HANSEN, LowELL FRAzIER, CHARLES HITS, KEITH MCKEAN, RICHARD PETERSON, LEWIS PALMER, JIMMIE WILLIAMS, RICHARD PULLMAN, LARRY PURCELL, FLOYD SARFF, MAx STRDNG, MERNE STRONG, DUANE TEAGER, AND JAMES LOGAN. OF TWEL VE THE SECOND STOPPING PLACE ON THE MAIN ROAD wAs SECOND GRADE UNDER MISS REEVES. THDGE wHo DE- CIDED TO TRAVEL ELSEWHERE ALONG OTHER ROADS WERE MAxINE ANDERSON, LOIS DIVELBESS, ZOLA MAE HANSEN, LORNA ARMSTRONG, MARY MARGARET PETERS, JESSIE ALLEN, LAWRENCE MEAD, GLEN BARNDM, DENNIS BUFFUM, KEITH BUFFUM, CHARLES HITE, AND JAMES LOGAN. NEw TRAVELERS wHo JOINED US WERE DIXDE ARMSTRONG, MARJDRIE PETERSON, MURIEL DINKELQ MONTE CLARK, UWIGHT WEED, ROBERT POWERS, AND JAMES WOODARDG No. 3 wAs KEPT JUNCTION ORDER av MISS THIELEG THE DEPA WERE MARV KATH ING STUDENTS ALLEN, MARGARET COOK, GRACE HI ELIZABETH ANN CLARK, MARJD PETERSON, DIXIE ARMSTRONG, LE PALMER, JIMMIE WILLIAMS, Mo CLARK, AND MAx AND MERNE STRD NEw STUDENTS WHO DEDIDED To do NEv WITH us WERE DELLOYD Mc AND DONALD SCHMIDTG MISS HASSMAN RATRDLLED HI WAY No. 4. TRAVELING ORDERS NEw DESTINATIONS WERE GIVEN LARRY PURCELL, DUANE TEAGER, DONALD SCHMIDT. To MAKE UP THIS Loss RICHARD GRUNDMEI MARJDRIE PETERSON, AND MAR BARNES wERE ADDED TO Dun CLASS WHEN FIFTH GRADE wAS REACH TRAVELING SEDAME MORE COMPLIC ED. WITH MISS BAILEv's GUID HAND, WE WERE ABLE T0 RRDGR ALONG THIS EASGINATING JDURN HERE WE GAINED oNLv ELIZAB FRAZIER, STANLEY PITT, MAX MERNE STRONG, AND GARY GRIFFIT THE HALFWAV MARK or JOURNEY WAS SIXTH GRADE UN MISS WENZEL'B TRAFFIC GUIDAN A STOP SIGN APPEARED BEFORE EL ABETH FRAZIER AND PHYLLIS JACK Amo wERE NOT ABLE TO coNTI THEIR JOURNEY. NEw TRAVELER8 FELL IN LINE WITH us WERE J MDGEE, BILLY ALLEN, AND RICH SWANSON. NEXT ouR JOURNEY LEAD us THE ooons or JUNIOR HIGH WH UNDER MISS KAY AND MRS. LYTLE COMPLETED OUR GRADE SCHOOL TR IN SEVENTH GRADE FDR JOAN MCGEEg THE ROAD EN JAMES WDDDA STANLEY PlTT,AND RICHARD SwANs NEwcoMERS ON THE ROAD wERE No CUMUFORD, BERTHA wO0DARDg Eow HEY, CHARLOTTE FOREMAN, DALLAS AHARTV, ERNEST CLARK, RICHARD UMMER, STANLEY LONGMEYER, AND BERT FOUNTATN. IN ETGHTH GRADE E ROAD ALSO ENDED EOR CHARLOTTE REMAN, BERTHA WOODARD, NORMA MTEORD, GLENN BTRKS, MAX AND PNE STRONG, BILLY ALLEN, EDWARD HEY, DELLOYD MOGEE, RICHARD UNDMEIER, STANLEY LONGMEYER, LLAS FLAHARTY, RDBERT FOUNTAIN, TD RICHARD BRUMMER. HERE THE WOOMERS WERE BARBARA LEONARD TD DUANE WEBER. EIGHTH GRADE DTPLOMAS WERE 'ESENTED TO THE WEARY TRAYELERS .vuNG SUVCESSFULLY COMPLETED THE RST EIGHT STOPS OF THEDR JOUR- :Y. THEY WEPE MARTLYN GRAHAM, IACE HARVEY, MURTEL DTNKEL, RAY TNSEN, BARBARA LEONARD, LOWELL IAZIER, PHILIP DUVALLg RICHARD TLLMAN, KEITH MCKEAN, RICHARD :TERsON, ROBERT POWERS, DWIGHT SED, FLOYD SARPF, ERNEST CLARK, ID GARY GRTEETTH. FINALLY WE WERE IN A POSI- ON TO TAKE THE FIRST STEP OF :R HIGH SCHOOL JOURNEY' OUR RST WOBBLY STEPS WERE MEEK UN- :R THE SHARP EYES OF UPPER .ASSMENQ OUR ROAD wAs BROADENED TH THE BRIGHT FACES or NEw .ASSMATES. THEY WERE DOROTHY ANN :ONARO, DENISE BTRKS, DELORES :TTuT, GLORIA DAY, JOAN HANSEN, VELYN FTNKEN, JOANN HODGES, ESTA SONDRA TOKTNSON, SALLY LARSEN, TTT, GLADYS SWANGER, TOM HTCKEY, :as WILSON, DUANE WEBER, ESTHER GEORGE XGNETTE, DONALD SCHILTZ, NRRTER, KENNETH COLLINS, RICHARD WILLIAM QUNDMETER, DELMAR GRAP, LRLESS, JERRY RYAN, BILL LEMONS, YD BTLL CONYERSY BY THE BEGINNING OF OUR ENTH STOP, WE HAD GAINED MUCH QOWLEDGE AND MANY FRIENDS. WE :ST ONLY THREE STUDENTS. THEY ERE GLORIA DAY, LOTS WILSON, AND ELMAR GRAPQ HERE WE ADDED TRAV- LERS ROSA CATESQ HUGH BROWNELL, no LEE GRAYBILL. WITH ONLY ONE MORE STOP T0 MAKE, OUR JUNIOR YEAR FLEW BY' AND THE FUTURE ROAD LOOKEO SHORT' WE BECAME MORE SERIOUS MINDED AND OBSERVED MORE OLOSELY THE SIGN- POSTS AS WE SPED ALONG THE NEAR- ENDING ROAD. JOANN HODGES AND GLADYS SWANGER wERE THE ONLY GIRLS LOST, WHILE RICHARD PULLMAN JOINED THE ARMY AND ERNEST CLARK THE ATR FORCE. RICHARD PETERSON WAS ALSO LOST, RTOHARD SWANSON WAS THE ONLY NEw STUDENT-TRAVELER ADDED' EVENT DURING JUNIOR-SENIOR BANOUETQ THE THEME WAS USOUTHERN CLASS SOLD MAGAZINES T0 THE BIGGEST THIS STOP WAS THE PLANTATlON.n OUR 31100.85 WORTH OF FlNANCE THIS EVENT, BREAKING ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS. ANOTHER OUTSTANDING EVENT or THE YEAR wAS OUR JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, nBOLTS AND NUTs.n THOSE PARTICIPATING IN THE PLAY wERE MURTEL DTNKEL, GRACE HARVEY. RICHARD SWANSON, PHILIP DUVALLg GLADYS SWANGER, MARILYN GRAHAM, FLOYD SAREE, DENISE BTRKS, LowELL FRAzTER, RICHARD GRUN METER, TOM HTOKEY, LEE GRAYBTLL, AND DOROTHY ANN LEONARDO ON DEPARTTNG FROM STOP NO. ll, wE JUNTORS BOUGHT AND DEDI- OATED THE BASKETBALL AUTOMATIC TIME OLOOK IN THE GYMNASIUMO THE LAST STOP OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNEY OONERONTEO Us WITH MANY PLEASTNG TASKS. THESE CON- SISTED or OUR ANNUAL, CHOOSING OUR CLASS COLORS, rLOwER, AND MOTTO, AND, LAST BUT NOT LEAST, SAOOALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENTO WE OHOSE FOR OUR cLAss OOLORS CRUMSON AND saLvER, AND THE wHlTE OARNATTON AS OUR FLOWER. OUR MOTTO TS, HINITIATIVE :S THE FDUNDAT1ON Or L1PE'S ROAD: Ex- OUSES ARE UTS PsTEALLS.n THE SENIORS SPONSGRED YHE PLAY, nMEET ME IN ST. LDUIS,' AS ONE or THE LAST ACCDMRLISHMENTS or THEIR JOURNEY. ELEVEN SENIDRS WERE IN THIS PLAY. THEY wERE PHILIP DUVALL, DOROTHY LEDNARD, ESTA DICKINSON, LOWELL FRAzIER, FLOYD SARFF, TDM HICKEY, BARBARA LEONARD, MARILYN GRAHAM, GRACE HARVEY, HUGH BRDWNELL, AND JOAN HANSENs DURING THE TWELFTH STOP, WILLIAM HARLESS JOINED THE AIR FORCE AND ANOTHER CLASSMATE, GEORGE BARRIER, WILL COMPLETE HIS JOURNEY NEXT SEMESTER. THESE WERE THE oNLv CHANGES IN OUR CLASS ROLL. DURING oUR EDUR YEARS or HIGH SCHOOL, WE HAvE BEEN ABLV CONDUCTED ON nLOGAN'S ROAD or EDUCATIONn BY MISS LEENEY, MR. MATTHVWSA MRS. KEAV, MR. EVANS, MISS BDBENHDUSE, MR. MARSHALL, MISS SMITH, MR. EDNEY, MRS. RYAN, MR. MORGAN, MISS HANSEN, MISS JDHNSDN, MR. AND MRS. FITCH, MR. AND MRS. BLACK, MISS ELHERT, MR. AND MRS.MCDONALD,AND MISS MCCANNA ON THE NIGHT OF MAY 2I, I952, TWENTV-NINE SENIORS WERE GRADUAT- ED FROM LOGAN HIGH SCHO0Lp A CLASS or l952. THEY wERE Mm GRAHAM, GRACE HARVEY, Bm LEONARD, MURIEL DINKEL, Do ANN LEONARD, DENISE BIRKB, E FINKEN, ESTA DICKINSDN, Dm PETTIT, JOAN HANSEN, SONDRA ESTHER MAGNETTE, SALLY .LN LDWELL FRAZIER, KEITH MCKEAN HANSEN, PHILIP UUVALL, RI GRUNDMEIER, GARY GRlFFlTH,I SARFF, DWIGHT WEED, UUANE' KENNETH COLLINS' TDM HICKEY, LEMONS, RICHARD SWANSON, R POWERS, HUGH BROWNELLQ AN GRAVBULLA Or THESE GRADUATES, HAVE ATTENDED LOGAN PUBLIC S ALL TWELVE YEARS. THEY ARE HARVEY, MARILYN GRAHAM, P DuvALL, FLOYD SARFF, RAY HA LOWELL FRAZIER, AND KEITH Mc DURING THESE TwELvE YEARS EN SIX DIFFERENT STUDENTS HAVE' ELED THIS LOGAN SCHDDL HI WITH US. THE CLASS or 1952 wIBH THANK THE SCHOOL BDARD, TEACHERS or LOGAN PUBLIC SC AND THEIR PARENTS wHo PRO THEM WITH THESE TWELVE YEA EDUCATIONB COMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY, MAY QI, I952 PSOCESSIONAL . . ........ . .,.. . . . SALLY Ho INVOCATION . . . . . . . . . . REV. CLYDE C SALUTATDRY ADDRESS . . . . . . . . . . . GRACE H VALEDICTORY ADDRESS. . . . . . . . PHILIP U MUSIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DOROTHY ANN LE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS . . . . . .... . MR. MERRILL WORK MUSIC ............. ...... DOUBLE PRESENTATION or CLASS or '52 . . . . . .SUPTD C. E. MAT PRESENTATIDN or DWPLOMAS . . . . P. K. DUVALLg DoN FR ACCEPTANCE or DIPLOMAS . . . ..... . ....... RAY H MUSIC ................. . . . PHILIP U PRESENTATION or EIGHTH GRADE DIPLOMAS . . . . . . MEREDITH MIN MUSIC . . . .............. . EIGHTH GRADE SEx BENEDICTIDN . . .... . . . . . . REV. CLYDE C RECESSIONAL . . . . . SALLY Ho ONE DREARY DAY IN THE VAULT LOGAN HIGH ScHooL nSRooKvU, : SPIRIT or THE CLASS or '52, :w TaRED or BEING SHUT IN THE :ORD Sooxs EDR THESE PAST :NTv-PavE YEARS AND DECIDED TO :E A JOURNEY T0 FOND ouT WHAT ISE RESPONSIBLE FDR HaM wERE NG. HAVING MADE up Has MIND, SQUIRMED OUT or THE PAGES, iSEO BRIEFLY T0 SHARE OFF THE aT, AND JUMRED To THE FLOOR. ,,..,......---. ..-.., , XQSI gigf CLLEXQ,f7 A SELZQ!jj X QT: COND ik f 9waNc THAT THE CLASS WOULD BE DE-SPREAD, HE REALIZED THAT HE ST HAVE SDME MODERN 'MEANS or AVEL. THEN SRvaNG A PENCIL ARBV, HE DECIDED T0 USE IT AS A so svacx IN HIS CROSS-couNTRv JRNEv. AS HE STARTED DOWN THE FAMI- AR HALL, THE SvM DOOR SDRST EN AND A FLOCK or YOUNG eovs ME RUSHING Ev, NEARLV KNOCKING oonv DFP HIS PENCIL- LOOKING , HE RECOGNIZED THEOR STERN oxaws COACH AS GARv GRJFFITH. 'EN ASKED How HIS TEAM wAs alNG, HE REPLIED, nTEAM NOTHING, aAT's Mv FAMILYIU THEN eLowaNS S WHOSTLE, HE RAN ON DowN THE aLL. HOPPING ON OUT THE DOOR, HE :ADED FDR HIGHWAY 30. FINDING S MEANS or TRAvELaNc LASoRaouS, I BAT DOWN ON A CAR FENDER TO REST. WITHOUT WARNING, THE cAR SRURTED FORWARD WITH aTs SIREN SCREAMING. BOOSTING HIMSELF up so HE COULD SEE, HE wAs AMAZED TO FIND KENNETH COLLINS AS THE HIGH- rf K, A 6 I . of H ,g , A QOQX, shi? O iff, A J WAY PATROLMAN PURSUING A SPEEDING TEEN-ASER. KENNETH WAS so INTENT UPON CATCHING THE OFFENDER, HE FAILED TO NoTacE SPOOKY- REALIZING HIS DANGER, HE SCRAMBLED OFF THE CAR AND cou- TINUED ON Has JOURNEY. SEVERAL HOURS AND THOUSANDS or EDUNCES LATER, HE REACHED OMAHA. Norac- aNS A LARGE GATHER- fig, aNc NEAR THE COURT Sfk HouSE, HE LEFS HOS 'QP PENClL AT THE NEARf 4 , EST PARKING METER Q AND MADE HIS wAv THROUGH THE cnowo. AS HE NEARED THE a CENTER or ATTRAC- TION, HE LOOKED up AND sPaED A SKIRT FLUTTERING BRDSKLY T, IN THE sREEzE 150 a FEET uP. Low AND --J- BEHOLD, aT WAS GRADE HARVEY, A RRorEssaoNAL FLAG-ROLE SaTTER, w o HAD JUST BROKEN AN- OTHER RECORD ev SITTING ron 70 Houns. I RETURNING TO HlS'POGO STICK, HE FOUND A BROKEN LEAD AND PRO- CEEDED T0 ROLL IT TO THE NEAREST REPAIR SHOP. UPON ARRavaNG THERE, HE sAw THE FAMILIAR FACE or DENIsE BIRKSA THE JoLT or FIND- ING DENISE A8 A REPAIR WOMAN LEFT HIM SPEECHLESS, BUT NEvERTHELEss HE MANAGED TO ASK HER TO SHARPEN HIS PENCIL. THEN WITHOUT FURTHER Ano HE BOUNCED HAPRILv ouT or THE nBIRK'S WORKSIU LEARNING THAT THERE WERE NO MORE '52 SENIORS IN OMAHA, HE WENT TO THE DEPOT AND SNEAKED ABOARD THE NEAREST sox cAR. WHEN HIS EYES BECAME ACCUSTOMED TO THE DARK, HE NOTICED THE UNBHAVEN FACE or A Hoao WHO WAS RESTING IN THE CORNER. TIDTOEING QUIETLY FORWARD, HE FEERED INTO HIS FACE ANo RECOGNIZED THE Hoao AS BEING PHIL DUVALLI AFTER A LONG TALK, Svooxv LEARNED THE LOCATION or MANY FELLOW cLAssMATEs AND PRO- CEEDED TO cRAwL orr THE TRAIN WHEN IT STOPPED AT DENVER. BOUNCING up MAIN STREET. HE HEADED FOR THE UNITED STATES MINT. UPON ARRIVING AT THE oooR, HE wAs sEARcHEo THOROUGHLY, Roco STICK AND ALL, sv A POLICEMANI NEXT HE wAs DIRECTED TO THE MANA- GER, Boa PowERs. AFTER A LONG TALK ON THE PROSPECTS OF THE RE- TURNING Two-ooLLAR BILL, Boa sus- GEsTEo A TOUR'THROUGH THE BUILD- fa 'SJ '17 H -bum- ING. As HE was LEAVING, HE oe- A STOOPED, CURLY'HAlRED SERVED JANITOR SWEEPING THE DIRTY MONEY OFF THE FLooR. HE KNEW AT ONCE IT wAs LEE GRAYBILLI LEE Ex- PLAINED THAT HE AND Boa WERE SPLITTING THE DIRTY PROFITS- FOLLOWING PHlLlP'S AovIcE, HE HEAD!-ID FOR THE LOCAL. OBSERVA- TORY. AFTER GOING THROUGH A LOT or RED TAPE, HE REACHED THE OF THE FAmoue sTAR-cAzER, WEBER. Snooxv ExRLAINEo HI sIRE TO USE THE PROFESSOR'B CSOPE. TOGETHER THEY cEN ITS REVEALING EVE ON PIKE'8 THERE THEY sPIEo JoAN H HANGING up HER BABV'S DI ffX f M7,,g-. ,:.,.,:. .g:-:u.Er:..--. Q -fr. I 'C Pr? 77':f M. fi' .?' -- 5'f1I guy gQg23h5Qq? fgxx LSCLA , Ri.-.53 . ,-.. X I. .,igfE2gwQ5Nb4 5WgTkQ5E5 V df C H. I I ST .. I 1 WITH ONE HAND. WHILE SHE P FOR RAINBOW TROUT WITH THE O' BEING CONTENT WITH THI or INFORMATION, HE oEcIoEo SPEND AN ENuovAeLE EVENIM some WELL-KNOWN NIGHT cLuI FLASHING NEON SIGH ANNQUNOED MAIN ATTRACTION AS BEING A FI ARABIAN DANCER, FEELING 'IN or EXCITEMENT, HE oaTAIN1 ,J E' U ff' ,f r s 2 J U 5 ruff'-.'f'. A figgfi- Aaggggik , Zi- 5 QL. ' f-- E. --,..,,, ...- PLACE UNDER THE HEAD TABLE. A suooEN FANFARE AND THE DIN OF LYGHTS, THE AcT BEGAN. THE STRAINS or MUSIC, A on WITH HER FACE VEILED APPEI As SHE DREW NEAR THE TA Sroowv WAS NOT FOOLED ev THE ANo RECOGNIZED THE DANCER AB DRA PITT. A 1952 GRADUATE. JOURNEYING ON TO BDULDER , HE wAs AMAzED TO FIND THE BINES SRDREN. DOWN. THERE. ING TO GENERATE THE POWER WITH ICVCLE GENERATOR, wAS RICHARD NDMEIER. BETWEEN PANTS OF AUSTION, RICHARD EXRLAINED T HE DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO CHAT, Spooxv PICKED UP HIS Roco CK. ALTHOUGH TIRED, HE WAS ERMINED TO FIND THE REST OF CLASS BEFORE RETURNING HOME. HOPPING THE NEAREST TRAIN SAN FRANCISCO, HE SRENT MDST HIS TIME SHINING HIS PENCIL SG WOULD BE RRESENTABLE FOR THE I CITY. UPON ARRIVING AT THE ITION, THE ENORMOUS CROWD IRTLED HIM: BUT HE IMMEDIATELY .T AT HOME WHEN HE SPIED AN- IER '52 GRADUATE BUSILv SHINING IES. HE GATHERED FROM THE SIGN HIS BACK THAT IT wAS FLOVD RFP, THE NCHATTANOOGA SHOE NE Bov OF SAN FRANCISCO.n FEELING THE DESIRE FDR A EATH OF THE SALTY SEA AIR, HE SRDED AN APPROACH ING CURB- IER. HE TOOK A SEAT ON THE XREST WINDSHIELD WIPER, ANTICI- PING AN ENJOVAELE RIDE TO THE .DEN GATE BRIDGE. AS THEY DREW AR THE DGEAN, A HEAVY Foo rTLED DOWN ON THEM. THE SUDDEN IP OF A WINDSHIELD WIPER SENT A SPINNING THROUGH THE AIR. QING A FUTILE GRASP FOR THE IDGE RAILINS, HE FELL TOWARD E LASHING WAVES. EXPEGTING A LTV BATH HE SHUT HIS EYES, BUT HIS AMAZEMENT HE LANDED WITH A INFUL KER-PLUNK IN THE BOTTOM AVE L ,sf fx I In if X. ,f . I I 5 5 -'4-A-'K fx, y..A.,fx,,q,,fgf OF A SMALL Row BOAT. AS HE RE- COVERED FROM HIS DAzE, HE eAw THE UNMISTAKASLE BLOND HAIR OF DE- LORES PETTIT. SHE WAS SUSILY AT HER WORK OF TESTING THE DURA- BILITY or FOUNTAIN PENS UNDER wATER. AFTER A SHORT CONVERSA- TION, DELDRES OFFERED TO GIVE Snooxv A RIDE TO SHORE. As THEY PASSED ALCATRAZ, HE wAs STARTLED av THE FAMILIAR FACE or HUGHIE BROWNELLT wHo WAVED JOVFULLY FRDM A wINDow. HE GAVE A SUDDEN GASR OF ASTDNISHMENT, BUT DELORES QUICKLV IEXPLAKNED HUGHIE'S POSITION AS THE WARDEN OF ALCATRAZ. AFTER REACHING SHORE, HE WAS MUCH IN NEED OF A REFRESHING DRINK. HEARING SHOUTS OF EXCIT- MENT FROM A NEARBY DRUGSTDRE, HE DECIDED T0 G0 IN FDR A COKE. WHILE SITTING AT THE COUNTER SIR- PING HIS COKE, HE COULD SEE THAT THE CENTER OF ATTRADTIDN wAS A TV SET. Low AND BEHOLO, THERE BEFORE HIS BEWILDERED EYES STDDD WLAR- DENT LARSEN,n ALIAS SALLV, THE FAMOUS LADY WRESTLER- STANDING IN THE CORNER URGING HER ON wAS HER MANAGER, LOWELL FRAZIER, WITH A BLACK SNAKE WHIP IN ONE HAND AND A BAND-AID IN THE OTHER. AS THE USUAL COMMERCIAL BEGAN, Spooxv TURNED TO LEAVE. HE WHIRLED 'T AROUND AS HE HEARD CDI A FAMDUS voIcE. THE MAN OF DIS- N TINCTION, KEITH MCKEAN, WAS CON- DUCTING A DDMMER- CIAL ON KElTH'S KEEN KUTTER RAZOR BLADES. FROM THE LENGTH OF THE APPARENT THAT COMMERCIAL., IT WAS HE WAS DOING WELL IN HIS TRADE. HURRYING OUT STDRE, HE STDDRED TO PICK UP HIS MUCH ABUSED PDGD STIGK, wHEN HE NDTIDED EVELYN FINMEN REERING DUT OF AN OPEN MANHDLE. WITH HER OF THE DRUG- TRUSTY WRENCHES IN HAND, SHE DIS- PLAYED THE PERFECTLV CONTINENTAL TOUCH OF A LADY PLUMBER. IT LOOKS AS THOUGH EVELYN HAS THE MEANS OF CONTROLLING HER HUBBY WITH AN IRON HAND, THOUGHT SPOOKY TO HIM- SELF. EvELvN wAS THE SENIORS OF '52 TO BE FRANDISDD, So SPOOKY T0 THE AIRPORT WHERE LAST OF THE FOUND IN SAN MADE HIS WAY HE OBTAINED A SEAT IN AN EMPTY ASH TRAv NEAR THE WINDOW. THE TRIP WAS LONG AND HE WAS VERY EXHAUSTED, so HE TOOK A MUSHSNEEDED NAP. UPON AWAKENING, HE STRETCHED AND THEN REERED DUT THE WINDOW. HE NOTICED THAT THEY wERE CIRCLING THE GULF OF MEXICO TO MAKE A STOP AT NEW ORLEANS. THERE ON AN ISLAND IN THE GULF WAS DwIGHT WEED AS BIG AS LIFE SEAMING wITH CONTENTMENT, FOR HE WAS SURROUNDED BY DOZENS OF BEAUTIFUL COULD BE SEEN COCONUT JUICE GIRLS' SANDALS. FROM NATIVE GIRLS. HE JOYFULLY SIRRING THE NATIVE SRDDKV LDNGED TO JOIN HIM, BUT HIS JOURNEY WAS NOT YET COMPLETED. HE SETTLED BACK TO WAIT FOR THE PLANE TO LAND AT NEw ORLEANS. HE HAD AN HOUR TD KILL BETWEEN PLANES AND DECIDED TO SPEND THE TIME LOOKING ovER THE CITY. HEAKING FDR THE CENTER OF TDWN, HE PASSED A FACTORY WHERE HE BAw A LONG ASSEMBLY LINE. RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE LINE STOOD BARBARA LEONARD BUSILY PUTTING THE TAIL LIGHTS IN STUF- FED OLIVES- SPOOKY FAILED TO SUPPRESS HIS GIGGLE AS BARBARA RDPPED EvERv THIRD OLIVE INTO HER OPEN MOUTH. LICKING HIS Ii. HE BOUNCED IAQYI , THE STREET. PASSED THE SLS PLOYMENT AGEN QSIEQE WAS STARTLE I I: IPI SEE RICHARD I ,Q SDN, cLAD IN I I f GED CLOTHING, h'-- -n ING FDR HIS LAR UNEMPLOYMENT CHECK. MEA ING OUT OF THE BUILDING, RI STOOPED TO PICK up A DIGA STUD. TSK, TSK. THOUGHT SR If NUTICING A SIGN PDINTIN THE CITY ZDD, SPOOKY TURN THAT DIREDTIDN. THE MINUTES BY AS HE SAUNTERED FROM DA CAGE. APPROACHING THE M HOUSE, HE HEARD THE JOLLY OF ESTA DICKINSON A8 SHE SAT QILY THRDwINS PEELED BANAN HER FRIENDS, THE MONKEYS. WHAT FASCINATED, HE STOPPE WATCH AND SLvLv HELFED HIMSE ONE WHICH FELL DLDSE-Bv. HE REALIZED THE PLANE PARTING FDR PHILADELPHIA, LEAVE WITHOUT HIM IF HE D HE PICKED Ur HIS AND BOUNCED LIKE H HURRv. STICK NEVER BOUNCED BEFORE TO REAC AIRPORT IN TIME. HE BDARDE OUT-GOING PLANE AND SOON THAT THE BEST SEAT AvAILABL AN OLD LADV'S KNITTING BA HE wAS JUPT COMFORTABLY SITU WHEN A REDULIAR DDDR FILLE AIR. HOPING TO FIND THE S OF THE FOWL ODOR, HE SCURRI THE WINDOW AND FEERED OUT. THE GROUND BELOW SAT TDM P iggiyu qETt4lN .t 4n.qii? I NEQHQf.,..cQ. O..ED.E., .ms -1- . T LU, I A T 1 fail of TL I YU 'IEE . E7 ,MM 41 W- 3 ,,,,,,,--,,,.,,,-..-., -,,.... -. .,.LL..-... ..,.... 1 - ........ J. 4 NIB FEET IN A TUB or HOT :R. TDM SEEMED HARRV IN Has SEN PROFESSION AS A LICENSED :KEN PLUCKER. Srooxv, HOPING TERRIBLE RID HIMSELF' QF THE Q, LEAPED BACK INTO THE BASKET CRAVLED UNDER A BALL OF YARN. E HE SLEPT uNEAsaLv UNTIL HE avED AT PHaLADELRHaA. HE FOL- ED PHaL's DIRECTIONS AND WENT ECTLY TO THE UMICKEY Mouse CHMAKING CoMPANv.' THERE HE ND RAY HANSEN NIMBLV AND AC- ATELY PUTTING THE TICKS IN THE CHES. Spooxv NOTICED THAT RAY EXTREMELY cAREruL T0 MAKE E THAT ALL THE TICKS sDuNDED JUST THE RIGHT TIME. SPOOKY WAS VERY SATTSFIED ER FTNDING RAY so HAPPY. HE 'TINUED ON HIS WAY T0 LOCATE oTHv ANN LEONARD, wHoM HE KNEW LALSD LIVING IN PHILADELPHIA. FOUND DOROTHY ANN T0 BE EM- vveo av THE CITY OF BROTHERLY THE HUMANE INFORMATION HE FOLLOWED wENT TO THE 'E T0 WORK waTH :aETv. OBTAINING M THE MAIN oerace, : INSTRUCTIONS AND :K WHERE HE FOUND HER susaLv .PING THE SQUIRRELS GATHER :aR WINTER STORE OF NUTS- SaNce SPOOKY wAs ANXIOUS TO QPLETE HIS TASK or FINDING THE HAINING MEMBERS or THE 152 xss, HE WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED DUT MISSING HIS PLANE T0 New an CITYQ THus, HE DECIDED T0 TTLE FOR A GREYHOUND aus. Hxs an wAs UNEVENTFUL UNTIL THE aus LLED INTO THE HUGE STATION- EN HE RECOGNIZED A '52 GRADU- E. GEORGE BARRaER, STANDING av 0 '4 M :1g1j2-'-- --a. - 7 ' FX , '-'1' T, f QM E ' 3: 5.42 ' L, -. ' -, .4 .,.1s. :-:c5.3,'--1--jf -- gig. A .- ,Yr-5.36:-',g::- -'51-Q., ' -Lv:-70 ' ,'f-'dpi' -L-'5-. ,V .1-.g,g'g', .f -.l'-: , 11 -:','f1f :1,:..-: ' A 1: ,.::'g 1'g- 1 ' .-.-1-.-,zz-:-,g 1-,,2f'4.-kL! '- . '.:f:f:55-.-'Q:b,L- 1 g.:.- -Z-.-271' T--' ',-'zfz-.f-'zzfrgq .-'T ' -,jggg-vHi45Uac?rmff:,'TEEAHREEJA' . -i:7S','?!g'f: ' ,il 11211 .f:f'f.g14:, :5f.5fiEfg ,.,' ,. ' Q.itf1T ' -'4:-,5.,.:2:1gt'.1i'- I ' ,' -35 33 . HF 41:3 f-. -1l'2'I5'2::i'-!-:'. ':1-:- : '.9'f:'.lflfN 5133 '-.EI 73- m .g .-V, T.-T'-Awzfz'-:,:-,,:g,g.,I,.g1A . Q Eg.. Lf 1 ONE or THE Buses. HE WAS FASCIN- ATED sv WHAT GEORGE wAs DOING AND PAUSED T0 wATcH EDR A FEW Mo- MENTS. GEORGE WAS BUSILY SCURRY- aND FROM sus TO aus FEEDING THE nGREYHOUNDS.n Srooxv KNEW THAT ESTHER MAGNETTE WAS ALSO LOCATED IN New Yonx CITY, so HE DDARDED Has Roco STICK AND HEADED FOR THE ADDRESS GIVEN HIM av PHIL. HE WAS SUR- RRasED wHEN IT LED SKYLINE BUBBLE CLUB! BACK ROOM, SURROUNDEO or EMPTY BOTTLES, ENERGETICALLV aLowaNc HIM TO THE THERE IN A ev HUNDREDS SAT ESTHER THE DUBELEE IN PaNx DHAMRAGNE. Spooxv THOUGHT SHE WOULD NEVER QUIT BLOW! NG , BUT SHE FINALLY PAUSED TO TAKE A DEEP BREATH. SHE THEN CONTINUED TO BLOW BIGGER BUBBLES THAN EVER . THIS COMPLETED HIS TOUR or New YDRK CITY, BECAUSE HE KNEW THE REMAINING THREE WERE TO BE FOUND ON H I S HOMEWARD ROUTE . THROUGH A MAzE or T THE HUB-BUB or THE s BOUNCED ON HIS Roco LA GUARDIA AIRPORT. AxacAas AND IG CITY, HE STICK TO THE JUST AS HE ARRIVED AT THE EDGE OF THE FIELD, EEGAN TAXI Bouucawc THE PLANE TAKE-OFF . ING FOR THE ACROSS THE FIELD, HE CHASED THE PLANE DOWN THE RUNWAY1 AND WITH ONE GREAT BOUNCE, HE FLEW HIGH INTO THE AIR AND LANDED ON THE TAIL OF THE PLANE. THE name, TO BE suRe, WAS venv waNDv. IN FACT, HE HAD A HARD TIME MAINTAINING HIS aNsE- CURE POSITION. SOME TIME LATER, SRDDKV DE- TECTED THE WIERD STRAINS or Musac cDMaNc FROM SOMEWHERE. HE CRAWLED T0 THE EDGE or THE TAIL AND LOOKED DOWN, ONLY T0 BEE THE OZARK MOUNTAINS FAR BELOW. THERE wAs MARaLvN GRAHAM SITTING ON THE SHABBY RDRDH or A TUMDLE-DowN SHACK, ROCK ING AWAY IN AN OLD ROCKING CHAIR. HER DDDN DOGS LAY AT HER FEET. AMIDST runaous Puffs So Spooxv, THE ON HER CORN-COB PIPE, SHE HUMMED THE FAMILIAR STRAINS or THE LOGAN SCHOOL SONG. If:-L, :5 :gz- I f E, I If V!! U ' 'fn I . - .::- : . I -iff 'l U ' I J I ' ' A I I 2 XR' JE A I UEjFwfQ5H1 THE SCENERV MORE FAMILIAR AS WAS BECOMING THE MILES FLEW ev. HE WAS VERY MUCH SATISFIED QUICK RIDE HOME AT FINDING SUCH A AFTER HIs TIRING JOURNEY- HE sooN REALIZED, HOWEVER, THE FOLLY AND sAw A SMALL TUceoAT CHL UP THE RIVER. ON THE TOP sTooo BILL LEMONS TOOTINI HORN AT MURIELI wHo SAT I RIVER BANK CONTENTEDLV I DDUGHNUTS AND SIPPING I MURIEL wAvED A GOOD-BYE TO WHO STEAMED ON DowN THE wITH HIS SlGHT'SEElNG PAssEI , I5 .A : Q C , fr' r-:N f. .L ': :7-gg., -Mu ,1 -x or HIS MIsTAKE WHEN HE HEARD THE Snoonv HOPPED ON HIS SPUTTERING or A DRIPPLED ENGINE. STICK AND WASTED N0 TIME AR LOOKING DOWN, HE FELT BETTER, AT THE DooR or sooo ULD L.H BECAUSE HE WAS Now OVER LOGAN AND CRAWLED THROUGH THE HEv HO REALLY DlDN'T CARE IF THEY WERE DRUG HIS P060 STICK IN AFTE FORCED T0 LAND. As THE PLANE APRRDADHED ITS ji FORCED LANDlNG,SPOOKY HUNG ON FOR 'lfw 3 USPIRITU WHILE THE PLANE BOUNCED IQ, fi - -A - LE Q.: - 3k5A, i-rww. s:4S::,,,,:-Euz. .. , TATAAN Y XG I ,E ,MA, E T iu'Ai7l 1 WEARILV HE WALKED DOWN TH Y Y, ,-....- , .- ACROSS THE FIELD. HE DIDN'T EVEN WAIT T0 INVESTIGATE THE UNFORTU- NATE INCIDENT, BUT DECIDED T0 DEE HURRV BACK T0 LDGAN. HE SET AT A FAST PACE, FOR HE wAs AN- XIOUS TO REACH THE vIAoUcT. HE WANTED T0 SEE ron HIMSELF IF PHlL'S INFORMATION wAs TRUE AaoUT THE NEw BUSINESS THAT HAD BEEN OPENED UP ALONG THE BOYER RIVER BANKS. REACHING THE MIDDLE or THE VIADUCT, HE HOPPED UP ON THE RAILING. HE LDDKED OVER THE EDGE AND SLIPPED UNDER THE DOOR THE OFFICE. CLIMBING BACK TOP SHELF or THE VAULT, SAT DowN ON THE '52 CLASS R AND GAVE A sIsH or RELIEF CURIOSITV HAD BEEN SATISFIEI HE DECIDED THAT 25 YEARS I CHANGED HIS OLD CLASSMATES MUCH AFTER ALL. SPIRITI CLASS or '52, CONTENTED wr SUCCESS or HIS TRIP, LIFTE COVER,FOUND THE CORRECT PAGI D I SAPPEARED FOREVER - VE, THE SENIOR CLASS, OF THE r or LOGAN, COUNTY OF HARRISON, STATE or lowA, BEING or SOUND J ANC MEMORY, oo HEREBY MAKE, .I SH, AND DECLARE TH I S T0 BE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENTQHEREBV JKING ANY WILL OR WILLS HERETO- E MADE BY USC To THE FACULTY or L. H. S. WE JEATH oUR SINCERE APPRECIATION THE PATIENCE, GUIDANCE, KIND- f, AND FORESIGHT RENBEREB Us ING THE FOREGOING TWELVE YEARR. VE BEQUEATH THE FOLLOWING TO UNDERCLASSMENQ QEGRGE BARRaER waLLs HIS ENGI- QING soovs TO ANYONE waLLaNC TO THEM AROUND. JENIRE BTRKS WILLR HER MUSICAL .aTY T0 HER CoUsaN, JULIENNEQ IUGH BROWNELL WILLS HIS BROAD JLDERS TO LowELL CLARK. QENNETH COLLINS WILLQ HIS Mas- EVOUQN ESTA U ESS T0 LEC PULTE. ICKINSON WILLS HER Rosa- Q AS EDITOR OF THE NECHOU TO :NE WHO HAR THE AMBITION T0 :ILL aT. WURIEL UINKEL WILLS HER QUIET BONALITY TO ALICE ANN NETRCH. DHILIP DUVALL WILLS HIS BEARD 4AROLD DICKINSON EVELYN FINKEN waLLs HER ARGU' TATavE ABILITY TO JOAN BIRKQO LOWELL FRAZIER WILL? HIS NICK- E WSLEERYW TO ARLGN MEaER. MARILYN GRAHAM waLLs HER EXCESS Nos T0 ROSALIE COLLINSQ LEE GRAvBaLL waLLs A NDETECTIVE TRACTU TO WHOMEVER WILL KEEP AN ON Loas DIVELBESSQ GARY GRaFFaTH waLLs HIS WALK TO ERT PETTITC RICHARD GRUNDMEIER WILLS HIS ao NATURE To HIS BROTHER,JAMESs JOAN HANBEN waLLs HER HEIGHT T0 NEETA VMLLSo RAY HANSEN WILLS HaS oLo YYPE- TER T0 Mass BOBENHOUSEn GRACE HARvEY WILLS HER LITTLE FEET TO DORIS ROTHER. TOMMY HICKEY WILLS HIMSELF TO DOROTHY ANN HAPTER. SALLY LARSEN waLLs HER BLONDE HAIR TO LoRRAaNE COLLINSC BaLL LEMCNE WILLS HIS COAL BLACK HAIR T0 HPCRW MORGAN, BARBARA LEONARD WILLS HER LAUGH TO ANYONE wHo as WILLING TO TAKE IT. DoRoTHY ANN LEONARD waLLs HER nPEDn HAIR AND FRECKLES TO MAR- CELLA KERSTENC ESTHER MAGNETTE waLLs HER AeaL- ITV TO GET ALONG waTH Massouna VALLEY Bovs TO SALLY HOLETONa KEaTH MCKEAN WILLS HIS POWERS OF QTUDY T0 JOYCE THOMPSON. DELCREB DETTIY WILLS HER SHORT HAaR QTYLE TO NBRMA NELSON. SONDRA PITT waLLs HER WD'su IN GOVERNMENT T0 RECaNA WHITMOREC ROBERT POWERS WILLS HIS TVPING ABILITV TO ANYONE wHo WANTS ITC FLOYD QARFF WILLS ALL HIS BAC HABITS T0 MARvaN CoLLaNs. RICHARD QWANSON waLLR HIS ATH- LETIC ABILITY T0 GARY OLOFPQ DUANE WEBER waLLs HIS SEAT IN 7TH PERIOD T0 Mass LEENEY. DwaCHT WEEC DOESNIT WANT T0 WILL ANYTHING. HE's sATasFaEo WITH WHAT HE HASQ WE HEREBY NOMINATE AND APFOINT MRS. VALBORG KEAY, OF LOGAN, lowA, EXECUTOR or THIS, CUR LAST waLL AND TESTAMENT T0 SERVE waTHouT BOND' THE FOREGOING DOCUMENY WAR SIGNED' QEALED, PUBLasHEo, AND DE- CLARED BY THE sAao SENIOR CLASS AS AND Fon aTs LAST WILL AND TESTA- MENT ON THIS NINETEENTH DAY or MAY, IN THE YEAR OF oUR LoRo, NaNETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTYHTWOO WE FURTHER CERTIFY THAT AT THE TIME or SUCH SIGNING THE sAao SEN- IOR CLASS wAs OF SOUND AND oasnos- ING MIND AND MEMCRY AND UNDER NO RESTRAINTo aj! fn. T uf, . ,,., at :Z-I J: .. .... 1 Et. W , . ,mms W 'ta'-Z '-,kk fr e :EE -5: E. ,. YK , 'NEED bwwww - - ll, Rmmm Z nf Q-RJ? REMEMBER THE WATER FoUNTA:NS THAT NEVER WORKEDQ ESTA DICKlNSON'S TETE-A-TETES WiTH Boa EVANS. How LONG THAT LAST SEMESTER :S wHEN vou ARE A SEN:DR. MRS. FlTCH'S LONG HAIRQ GOING TO THE 'Mus:c CONTEST AT CRESTON ON THE GREYHOUNDS. GLORIA DAv'S LAUGH. THE NIGHT BOTH TEAMS RDDE THE SAME SUS T0 MANILLAo SEN:oR PLAY PRACTICE. TEMRT:NG THE HOMEMAKING GIRLS FDR SAMPLES. COPYING THE EATON TRUE BLUE SPEL- LER UNDER Mass KAY. THE SURPRISE OP M:SS ELHERT'S MARRIAGE. THE ATHLETIC EANQUETSv RAY HANSEN'S BETTING AND NEVER PAVING OFF. BRowNELL WOULD M:sS Sux How HUGH WEEKS OF SCHOOL AT A T:ME AND STILL GET ALL HIS MAKE-UR WORK DONE. ' THE PARTY THAT THE JUNIOR PLAY CAST NEVER HAbq DELORES PETT:T'S SASHFULNESS AS A FRESHMAN. THE BOYSTOWN aovs THAT SERENADED THE LDGAN GIRLS 'DURING THE LOGAN-BOYSTOWN GAME. THINKING UP REMEMBERS. THE FOOD SERVED IN THE HOT-LUNCH ROOMO THE RLAV WE PRESENTED IN SIXTH GRADE UNDER M:SS wENZEL'S DQRECTION. THE FREE RDR AFTER THE GAMES FDR THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS. THE nU:ET MANNER OF MURIEL D:NKEL THE CRUSH THE GORLS HAD ON RICH- ARD GRUNDME:ER WHEN HE FIRST CAME IN FOURTH GRADE. THE EMSARRAsS:NG REPORTS IN M:sS LEENEv'S PSYCHOLOGY CLASS. USH:FTvW COLLiN'S MODEL A. LEE GRAYBlLL'S BROKEN NOSE FOOTBALL AND HIS SPECIAL H METD THE PLAY WE TR:ED To wR:TE w WE WERE JUN:DRS. THE SDU:RT GUNS AND THE FUN TEACHERS HAD SQU:RT:NG SLE :NG STUDENTSD THE SlNGlNG??? IN THE SGHDDL ON THE WAY TO GAMES6 M:SS JOHNSON'S DLANTS AND FLOW IN HER ROOMA CAREER UAV. ESTHER MAGNETTE'S VAR:ED COLL TION OF GLASS RINGS. uCHARL!En NARSHALL'S GR:Na DUR CLOSE FOOTBALL GAMES w:TH VALLEY. GARY GRlFFlTH'S WALK. OUR SURRERS AT SWANSONSD R. EVAN'S LAUGH. TDM H:cKEv AND DOROTHY HARTERQ THE HATS THE aovs BROUGHT e FROM IOWA CITY, MARILYN GRAHAM'S TROUBLE WITH HEAVY BATON LEADING THE MAF ING BAND. ALL THE ROMANCES DURING THE E :DR YEAR. How WE COPIED DUR ALGEBRA ASS' MENTS wHEN we WERE FRESHME: MR. MCDGNALD'S SAND PRACTICES: THE OLD TABLES IN STUDY HALL' WHEN GRACE HARVEY wDN THE Co: QRELL:NG CONTEST :N EH GRADE. LEE GRAVBILL'8 GREEN HA:R RH AFTER THE SOPHOMORE PARTY. wHEN ALL BUT THREE OF THE SE GIRLS WERE GOING STEADV AT TIME: THE AVALON FOOTBALL FIELD AND STOCK TRUCKS USED FDR TR RoRTAT:oN TO THE GAMES. MRSA RvAN'S WILLINGNESS TO PLAN ALL DUR BANQUET D:NN AND HER HDMEMAR:NG TOURS. :N:T:AT:DN OF FRESHMEN. MEMBER E COUNTY TRACK MEET IN THE RAINO . MARSHALL'S EMBARRASSMENT WHEN THE GIRLS TEASED HIM. YING THE BASKETBALL TIME CLOCK AND HOW WE ALL AGREED ON :T. E SONG WE TRIED T0 SING WHEN WE SERVED AT THE USOH PROM. Ss BOBENHOUSE'S HIDEALH soon- KEEPING CLASS. N DENISE BIRKS sR:LLED :DE DREAM DOWN MRS. FlTCH'S BACK- LESS EDRMAL. E BREAD BOARDS WE MADE IN OUR FRESHMAN SHOP GLASS. w MR. EDNEv LIKED THE GlRLSs KING DOWN PROM DEcoRAT:oNS AT 8 0'CLOCK IN THE MORNING AFTER THE NIGHT BEFORE. Scuss:NG FOOTBALL AND BASKET- BALL IN BoB's BIOLOGY CLASSo E NEWLY WEDS--MR. AND MRS. BLACK. DSE SDDARE DANCES, ESPECIALLY THE BRUISESD E SUSPENSE or HOMECOMINGD s. KEAv's KINDLY WAYSD w THE GIRLS ALL L:KED B:LL LEMONS VHEN HE E:RsT MovED TO LDGAN. NG:NG IN MRSA MCDONALD'S SPAN- :SH CLASSD E SNAKE DANCES AND THE BON- FIRESQ E EXCITEMENT OF GETTING ALL I's AT THE LARGE GROUP MUSIC cDN- TEST AT TEE JAY' ULONDIEU--MISS MCCANN. :EN THINGS DISAPPEARED FROM YOUR LOCKERSD :w FLIRTY DENISE BIRKS wAS wHEN SHE WAS A FREGHMAN. :E REP TALKS AT THE HALVES or THE GAMES. aw CHUBBY FLOYD SARFE WAS IN GRADE SCHOOLD ::TH MCKEAN'S ARGDMENTS w:TH NR. EDNEY. 4E PUNCH WE HAD AT ONE or THE CHRISTMAS PARTIES. :WELL FRAZIER AND SALLY LARSEN. u:GHT WEED'S CRUSH ON ESTHER MAGNETTED GTA DlCKlNSON'S uJOKESun THE EGG-THROWING CONTEST AT ouR FRESHMAN PICNICD How BARBARA AND DOROTHY ANN LEDN- ARD USED T0 CHASE RoLL:E Mc HUGH AROUND THE STUDY HALL. M:ss LEENEY LEAVSNG L. H. S. nTHE DOOR sw:NGS 0UTon JOAN HANSEN'S ABILITY T0 BE LATE FOR THE susEs WHEN GOING TO OUTlOF-TOWN GAMES. ouR DLD CLASSMATES, RICHARD PULL- MAN AND WILLIAM HARLESS. THE oLD CLOCK IN STuDv HALL THAT WOULDN'T RUN RIGHT. How LITTLE TDM HICKEY wAS WHEN HE wAS A FRESHMAN. DUANE WEBER AND EILEEN GRAYBOLLD How SONDRA P:TT LOVED T0 PLAv BASKETBALLQ How BILL LEMONS ALwAvS BRDKE PEN- c:Ls w:TH A DOLLAR DTLL. RIDONG AROUND NOON HOURS AND AL- MOST BEING LATE TO SCHOOL' GEORGE BARRlER'S BLACK,WAVV HA:R. M:sS HANSEN'S LECTURE ON WEATHER MAPS DURING ouR FRESHMAN ALGE- BRA ciAgSO THE UNPREDICTABLE--EVELYN FINKENQ MURIEL DINKEL AND HER BOYFRIENDSD THE GURLS' DANCING LESSONS UN P. T. CLASSES. HOW M:ss KAY FAVORED PHIL DUVALL IN JUNIOR H1GH, THE F:ELD TRIPS T0 THE FOOTBALL FIELD IN BIOLOGY CLASSD THE eov wHo LOVED Musuc, GARY GRIFFITHD Boa POWER'S GOOD CTD Excuses FOR TARDINESSJ J THE M:sTLEToE AT THE CHRISTMAS PARTIESD MARILYN GRAHAM AND RICHARD SWAN- sow. WHEN SALLY LARSEN MOVED AWAVD DELMAR GRARD AND HIS GUITARD THE HARD WORKING STUDENT MANAGER' RICHARD GRUNDEMIERD THE GIRL WLTH LONG BLONDE HAIR, DELDRES PETT:T. KEITH MCKEAN'S KNOWLEDGE or HIS- TORYQ HOW HARD THE JANUTORS WORKED T0 KEEP THE BUILDING CLEAN! THE GOSSIP SESSIONS IN HOMEMAKU 1NG. SONDRA plTT'S EASV-GOING MANNERQ REMEMBER MR. BLACK'9 :NTRoDucT:oN or YDL- LEY BALL AND BADMINTOND MR. MATTHEWS' cosTuME AT THE BACKWARD PARTYo THE ARGUMENTS wHEN WE WERE FRESH- MEN WOTH MR. EDNEY ABOUT DOGS TH:Nx:NG. THE FUNNY COSTUMES AND THE STORY IN THE PAPER ADDUT OUR WCoM:c SYRIP BALL.' How WE usED T0 STUDY AND RUN BE- TWEEN CLASSES AR FRESHMEND THE TWO BUDDIES--PHILIP DuvALL AND FLOYD SARFF. THE NEw YEARIS EVE PARTUESA THE DAY You GDT THE RRoors or vouR GRAUUATION PDGTURESD SEMESTER TESTS AND THE FUN DE- TwEEN THEM. THE NCGHT THE LOGAN GIRLS BEAT LITTLE Saoux TO WHN THE SED- TIONAL TDURNAMENT. MR. MARSHALL'S POINT SYSTEM EDR GRADES. ouR FRESHMAN PARTY AND ALL THE HAY AND LIVE CHICKENS IN THE BASKETS. THE SPANKING Boa POWERS GDT FROM Nhsy LYTLE IN E:GHTH GRADE. THE aovs' CAN-CAN DANCE AT OUR SOPHQMORE PARTY. THE EAD or DYED HAIR, T:Es, A- RRDNR, SUSPENDERSA AND HAIR RIBBONS. THE :GE-DREAM WEATERSW AT ouR MAGAZUNE SALES PARTY. MAKING THE FLOATS FDR HQMECOMDNG, AND How WE ALWAYS THOUGHT ur- PER cLAssEs HAD BEEN CHEATEDQ D:v:D:NG up PARTS or THE G:RLs' SECTIONAL TRDRHY AMONG THE PLAYERS. LEE GRAYs:LL AND LD:s D:vELeEss. CHRISTMAS CAROLING IN MIXED CHDR- USD HUGHIE BROWNELLA THE Dov WITH NWINGED FEETAW How HARRY vc WERE WHEN WE GDT ouR CLASS R:NGs. THE PICNICS ON THE LAST DAY or SCHOOL. DWUGHT wEED'S RED HAIR AND EREDK- LES. THE SPEED LlM!TS or KENNETH LINS. THE OLD MAGAZINES IN STUDY H BARBARA LEONARD,S sLE:GH R PARTY IN E:GHTH GRADE AN KISSING GAMES WE PLAYED. JOAN HANBEN, THE GIRL wHo TO DRAW PEOPLE AND HORSES THE FUN IN M:ss MCCANN'S ROOM DURING NOON HOURSD GRACE HARVEY'S R:GTA:Ls AN DAY SHE CUT THEM IN EE GRADED YAKING THE BIOLOGY TEST IN GYM. THE soLos RAY USED TO s:N JUNIOR-HIGH Museo CLASS. PICKONG FLOWERS FCR BANQUETS WPDRW M0PGAN'S JOKES AND Ex MENTS. THE LIMBURGER CHEESE ON THE AToRs IN THE aovs' REST R PHILIP DUVALL'Q ALL 'AW GRAD DUANE WEBER'S w:sE REMARK ARITHMETICA MARCHING AT THE LAST Foo GAME WITHOUT INSTRUMENTSA THE SCQENTIFIC MIND or L FRAZIER. EVELYN F!NKEN'S GOODC?3 GRAD GRAMMAR CLASS. ALL THE HAPPY VACATIONS. RICH SWANSON'S ANNoY:NG 'Hu CLASSES. DOROTHY LEONARD'S WIRISHU TE ANYTHING THAT You WANT TOD Nh. FlTCH'8 ACTING IN THE J PLAY AND HIS THEMES FOP D PLINEQ Dun SDRHDMDRE DEBATE TEAMSA THE HATS ON THE sTATuEs IN HALL. WATCHING THE WORLD SERIES IN THE GYM. THE SENIOR HOMEMAKING GIRLS ING AT so MANY BANQUETSD THE HEASLE EPIDEMIC OUR S VEARD THE COUNTY Musuc FEsT:vAL wH WERE SOPHOMORESQ wHEN MR. MATTHEWS LOST H:s AND COULDN'T FIND IT EDR ERAL DAYS!! THE HDEAN PRACTICE SETH IN REER:NG CLASS!! I SENIOR :GE BARRIER SE BIRKS I BROWNELL IETH COLLINS I DICKINSON IEL DINKEL .Ip DUNALL .VN FINKEN ELL FRAZIEH ILVN GRAHAM GRAYBILL v GRIFFITH HARD GRUNDMEIER N HANQEN HANSEN CE HARVEY I HICKEY ,Lv LARBEN ww? mbsf SEAM WANTS TO BE A FARMER BEAUTY OPERATOR VETERINARIAN MEMBER or THE AIR FORCE NURSE STENOGRAPHER ENGINEER MUSIC TEACHER AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER PSYCHOANALVIST FARMER STUDENT AT BUSINESS SCHOOL ART DESIGNER SECRETARY LAWYER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER NURSE BUT PROBABLY WILL BE AN EXPERT PICHLE TASTERQ KEEP BUSY CURLING HER OWN CHlLDREN'S HAIRo BE A HAPPY JUNE Gnoom. BE A CAR MECHANIC, SPECIALIZING IN MODEL A's. RUN A NURQING HOME FOR RETIRED MIL' LlONAIRESa - BE CO-AUTHOR or MUPIEL CCIGAR, AD- vERTIsINs. BE PLAVING FOOTBALL Fon THE CHICAGQ BEARS' BE THE FIRST-CHAIR HORN TOOTER IN SPIKE JONES' BAND. BE WORKING ron JOHN L. LEwIs UNDER THE GROUND. WORKING ON HER FELLOW INMATESB BE A 'WEALTHY ONE IF HE STAYS SlNGLEo compose BEE-3OP MUSIC ron TIN PAN ALLEV. BE A OEQIGNER OF FRENCH BATHING SUITS' BE A SUCCERSOR T0 MICHAEL ANGELOQ BE A SUCCESSFUL ONE, IF HE RETAINS HIS ARGUING ABILlTYo BE A VERY BUSINESS-LIKE GIRLS' BAQKET-BALL coAcH. BE AN ENGINEER--DOING ALL KINDS OF QHOCKING THINGS. BE A COAL-MINER'S WIFE. THIS SENIOR BILL LEMONS BAREARA LEONARD DOROTHY LEONARD ESTHER MAGNETTE KEITH MCKEAN DELDRES PETTIT SONDRA PITT ROBERT PowERs FLOYD SARFF RICHARD SWANBON DUANE WEBER DWIGHT WEED WANTS TO BE A MECHANIC AIRLINE STEWARDESS NURSE SECRETARY HISTORY TEACHER SECRETARY SECRETARY SAILOR BABY DOCTOR CHEMIST FARMER STUDENT AT BUSINESS SCHOOL BUT PROBABLY WILL BE HEAD MECHANIC FOR THE CALII CITRUS FRUIT PACKING Co. BE A HOSTESS FOR NEw YORK'S LINE CLue.n MARRY THE DOCTOR. SE THE NEXT OLD GOLD CIGARETTE ING GIRL- BE TOO BUSY MAKING HISTORY TO IT. BE WORKING IN HER OWN HOME H OF AN OFFICE. BE TRAVELING THE U. S. WITI SDLDIER. BE A COMMERCIAL SHRIMP BOAT OWI BE DDDTDRING HBABESH INSTEJ BABIES. BE DEVELOPING NEW KINDS OF FOO! BE A CITY SLICKER SELLING ZOOT IN HIS OWN CLOTHING STORE. BE THE FIRST RED-HEADED PRESIDE THE UNITED STATES. BACCALAUREATE SUNDAV, MAv I8, I952 PROCESSIONAL . . . . SALLV HDLET INVOCATION . . . . REV. S. R. COLEN READING or SCRIPTURE . . . REV. CLYDE CART Musnc ..... . . .. .MIXED CHOR BACCALAUREATE SERMON . . . REV. CLYDE CART Muslc . . . . . . . . , BENEDICTION . RECESSIONAL . . . . DOUBLE OcT . REv. S. R. COLEN . . . SALLY HOLET , FIUTUGRHPHS J' ,f fwwf- l f h 55 .. Lwifff f, Q , ,Q ' P IW A 5. T X5 l f' M?vJJqwmy ajffw jf 97-W-r '4 i.Aqf-JZ! A44-Sian z W fa Qu ..'fS14 mm wma if ,Q Cm, gf 1 ,EQ41-Sf N A ' -2-n-w ,,htf9 ?gQalJqwmfhwf 'Cb Q -0'd14f' .Wye I 28 W fl?-A Af-3' YQ fguxgqwi C' ll - ,fZ,a,f' ag, JQJV Qfffzff fin 5? 'wax 2-FO' ff? 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Sharon Brownell Frank Burbridge Dorothy Ann Christensen Marvin Collins Marjorie Clark Bill Daugherty Beverly Fitch Eileen Graybill Dorothy Harter Dorothy Holben Dolores Menching Robert Obrecht Rodney Olsen Gary Oloff Courtlyn Oviatt Max Pearsall Eugene Poole Leo Pulte Perry Rief Fred Schwertley Rosella Smith Larry Smith Marlo Jean Stowers Ernest Stueve Wahneeta Walls Bernadine Wilson Paul Woodard lf' 16153 PLS- Junior 'KY' Q amor class 1954 Ralph Holland President LaVonne Heim Vice President Lois Divelbess Sec.-Treas. Irene Alexander Janice Brownmillel Jean Chichester Rosalie Collins Leroy Cooper Harold Dickinson Max Foutch Loren Gamet Don Griffith Pauline Hodges Sally Holeton Jim Hook Beverly Johnson Marilyn Larson Gene Maaske Larry Martin Arlon Meier Jack Minshall Norma Nelson Alice Ann Netsch Robert Pettit Janet Pulte Doris Rother Betty Sears Howard Whitmore Regina Whitmore Joan Faszholz Harold Kierscht President Jane Harvey Vice President Carol Storey Sec.-Treas. Francis Archer Ocle Archer Don Barkhoff Joan Birks Derrell Bradley Lowell Clark Lorraine Collins Robert Daigh Lloyd Dickinson Fred Divelbess Marjorie Finley Vonda Fountain James Grundmeier Maxine Haszard Marcella Kersten Elaine Michael Gale Muxfeldt Betty Obrecht Eugene Peterson Gary Pitt Larry Pitt Gloria Pitt Vera Pitt Bonnie Poole Harold Powers Rosemary Rief Jack Smith Mary Stephens Wilma Straight Joyce Thompson Dean Van Cleave Lorraine Woodard 955 4 x . K z ,..w 'w wa rh 5 gfwf I6 Wir.-5,5 'S ff? 1 3 J E Mk I l?56 Barbara Dinkel President Delores Dakan Vice President Nile Muxfeldt Sec.-Treas. Sharon Oviatt Stanley Weed Patsy Brady Jim Barney Ronald Barney Larry Caddell Larry Charleston Alvin Clark Louise Divelbess Doris Dungan Dennis Frazier Jackie Fountain Gary Hansen Norma Harless Gwendolyn Jackson Jon Jacobson Lorella Kersten Shirley McHugh Eileen Minshall Joe Potter Mardine Racobs Connie Racobs Bob Swanson Bonita Thomas Bill Waddle Janice Walls Kenneth Rains President Marsha Courtney Vice President Janice Powell Sec.-Treas. Joyce Fountain Mary J o Hook Merlyn Whitmore Francis Allen John Burbridge Patricia Darner Eunice Faszholz Robert Gray Robert Harvey Larry Joy James Magnette Catherine Malone Minnie Mae Martin Harold Matthews Carl McCur1ey Donna McIntosh Kenneth Menching Marlene O'Neill Gene Pearsall Sue Schumacher Vivian Sorey Marilyn Sprinkle Judy Thompson Merle Waples Roberta Yocom Sevcnflw racl I 15757 Q 5 5 ii S13 ze Q. X : 5 S4 fs F ,. 15 5 .l,,,., .A ,,. , , -- funn QQMSN ' ff XX . f 4' . 4' ,, ' H, 1'-e ' 'fel ' .- -.... 3 ffQfZf.:.::4:E'f . 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N-Y ' X-F1f'?xU 'L' -.. 12712 ' NUDE THE LHS HIGHLUI Safff Lemons Z.!e Qcf Dvvaff C?C4A'51.7'lv.9C Coacfwes Q WMM Qnme, M51 . .gfowr ffarfess E1 GZ.!C7 62722531 Gffdofem Qvf'aZT.', Ljocraofe BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Richard Grundmeier, Ralph Holland, Don Griffith, Arlon Meier, Bob Obrecht, Dave Glidden Mr. Evans, Bill Lemons, Phil Duvall, Lowell Frazier, Tom Hickey, Floyd Sarff, Mr. Black Terry Watts, Court Oviatt, Richard Swanson, Eugene Poole, Dwight Weed, Paul Woodard Pearsall. Valley lncil Bluffs Il Valley SEASON'S SCORES Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan COUNTY TOURNAMENT Missouri Valley 62 Logan SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Missouri Valley 54 Logan Total Opponents Points--908 Total Logan Points-467 Won 1-Lost 17 ! Ni GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Black, Mr. Evans Esta Dickinson, Delores Pettit, Bernadine Wilson, Mrs. Black, Eileen Graybill, Dorot Harter, Barbara Leonard. Marjorie Clark, Esther Magnette, Grace Harvey, Joan Hansen, Irene Alexander, Sondra SEASON'S SCORES I. S. D. 36 Logan 37 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Manilla 35 Logan 36 Magnolia 27 Logan 26 Modale 19 L' Missouri Valley . p 23 Logan 41 Persia 29 L' Woodbine 30 Logan 41 Onawa 62 Logan 47 SECT IONAL TOURNAMENT Mondamin 31 Logan 47 Missouri Valley 16 Logan 37 Mfmdamin 17 L' Dunlap 29 Logan 37 Modale , 26 L' Onawa 36 Logan 38 Magnoh? 24 L' Woodbine 36 Logan 37 Lmle SIOUX 37 L' Dunlap 22 Logan 38 CT TOURNAMENT Total Opponents Points-650 DISTRI Total Logan Poins-844 Avoca 45 Lf Won 15-Lost 5 Coon Rapids 50 L1 5. S ., . . --.,. . . :Jw Z. ' if ,ge ge '- ' 4 ... 1 , V. ........ V . ' - ,: .. :2s:s:':s-aw:-ses-FF' -::- .-:f , .Ig-,,.. :.51s:g.-eg:-' W' A .Q . M :Fi-s:,::-::::' , M sm. ..-.:a-s:5:,-:-.: W - 'I. X , ..... ....a ' .V.. : .,... , 1 x Q, . QM -- X A fi- : 4 22: 3 fi ' ' x ' ' 'f W Y Wi? S A Q fx V V X , ukuuz Y X .-.. ' V f U - 'V M S fag? 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FRONT Row: LEO PULTE, ROBERT PETTIT, MAx PEARSALLg DON GRIFFITH, FRED DIVELBESS, AND TERRY WATTS. i952 TRACK TEAM SENIORS--NO. 2 FLOYD SARFF, HUGH BROWNELLg LOWELL FRAznER, LEE GRAYBILL, BILL LEMDNS, DWIGHT WEED, RICHARD SWANSON, TDM HICKEY, AND PHILIP DUVALLQ JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES, AND FRESH- MEN--NOSa 3 AND 4 DAVE GLQDDEN, TERPV WATTS, RALPH HOLLAND, MAX PEARSALL, LED PULTE, PAUL WDDDARD, FRED DIVEL- asss, ROBERT OeREcHT, PERRv RTEF, GARV PTTT, HAROLD DTCKINSON, GENE MAASKEg JTM HDDK, DDN GRIFFITH, ROBERT DATDH, HAROLD KIERSCHT, FRANK BURDRTDGE, AND JACK SMITH. l95I TRACK HucHnE BROWNELL COME FURST IN THE L00-YD, DASH T POINTS TO LOGAN'S SCORE--NO. BILL LEMONS KEEPS Jus JUMP AHEAD or Mo. VALLEY--N0 DEsPuTE THE RAIN, D WEED WINS THE 880-vo. RUN LOGAN--NO. 7. PHlLlP DUVALL AND DDN L DISPLAY THEIR FORM W1-'NLE THR4 THE DISCUS--NOS. 8 AND IO. TDM MAGNETTE FINISHES OTHER wuNNuNc MILE AS HE sn ACROSS THE FINISHING LTNE--N WAYNE Bovo PASSES THE TO DAVE GLsDDEN T0 GET STARTED ON HTS LAP OF THE RE No. ll. DUKE LEONARD BREAKS THE ONE STEP AHEAD or MD. VAL: ND. l2. ED NETSCH AND Boa Pun COME lN FIRST AND SECOND T4 AGAIN--NO. I3. FOOTBALL SEASON--I95I SEASON'S SCORES LETON I3 GROVE I9 VALLEY 7 IIsoN 24 IDBINE S WA I3 LAN I4 ILAP S '0NENT'S TOTAL POINTS LOGAN 7 LOGAN 7 LOGAN I3 LOGAN 6 LOGAN 35 LOGAN 6 LOGAN I4 LOGAN 34 --IO2 IAN'8 TOTAL POINTS--'22 I MOINES REGISTER ALL-STATE IDR RDLL: BACKS-- PHILIP DUVALL RICHARD SWANSON TAcKLE-- FLOYD SARFF IPAREIL ALL-SOUTHWEST :sr TEAM: UTILITY BACK-- PHILIP DUVALL IRD TEAM: TACKLE-- FLOYD SARFF JOR RDLL: BACK-- RICHARD SWANSON IOWA AWARDS AHA WORLD HERALD ALL-WESTERN IOWA asv TEAM: TACKLE-- FLOYD SARFF NoRAsLE MENTIDN: BACK-- PHILIP DuvALL BASKETBALL SEASON--I95I-52 IOWA DAILY PRESS ALL-STATE HONORABLE MENTIDN: GUARD-- IRENE ALEXANDER DES MOINES REGISTER ALL-STATE HONORABLE MENTIDN: FORWARD-- MARJORIE CLARK NONPAREIL ALL-SOUTHWEST IOWA THIRD TEAM: GUARD-- IRENE ALEXANDER FORWARD! GRADE HARVEY HONORABLE MENTIDN: GUARD-- SONDRA PITT FORWARDS-- ESTHER MAGNETTE MARJORIE CLARK RICHARD SWANSON 1952 FREE-THROW CHAMPIONS JOYCE THOMPSON EUGENE POOLE TRACK SEASON--I95I TEAM RECORD HARRISON Couurv MEET--2ND WESTERN IOWA CONFERENCE--2ND QUADRANGDLAR MEET--4TH NEW SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS SET IN I95I TWO-MILE RELAV--9 MlN.59.l SEC. . RICHARD RIEF LEE GRAveILL LESLIE HOLBEN DWIGHT WEED MILE MEDLEV--3 MIN. 46.8 sEc. LQWELL MEIER EARL LEONARD PHILIP DUVALL KENNETH KIERSCHT XX . v . f ,' . 'Q 5. XX 1 x X X l xx fx. X' XX I I if I! X , ff f X , 13355. . f FY r 4 4 . ,, 1 ,Li 4-I I ,- 2. 5: .5 4 Z '1f',f '-1 . ,- -' fr, L nf l f 4 Q 1 .4 f' Elf f 9 'J-1 . 94-37-.'i1:116::l it '?, 114.1 Q -I gf ?'- 1f'g:35AE.,mi.J.'f', -Q1 ri ix ' ,Q Q 5 ggi via., is v ' . Af- - - .- ' -i' .1' T, 'A.E:,'T. b-. . N I-.tizga ' ' ...H-. if 2 mic ,f 1 . gt' 'IH 'Qu t. luv.. 1.-Qigxi xv!-'rf iff! 3 .':.:A:v', 1 Q Mi! oliilf' 'f5. 'lL ff. ,' ' ai ' :f '. f ,ff 55-:Z 'I ,. ix iw- f .1 Cf ..- rj f f' f H.. 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Q ww., ,Q X lg 73, y CHQ ,. ,:' .. ,- 1 'it 1 ' Ai ' 'iwd 1- ' 1001, ' F .Q Y 5 MIXED CHORUS BACK Row: DoN BARKOFF, GENE MAASKE, FLovo SARFF, ERNEST STuEvE, Tom Ha RncHARo SWANSON, PHaLnp DUVALL, HUGH BROWNELLg JIM Hoon, SCHWERTLEY, GARY OLOFF, RODNEV OLsEN, DAVID GLIDDEN, Tennv WATTSQ Tnnno Row: MAXINE HASZARD, ALICE ANN NETSGH, ESTHER MAGNETTE, Donovu LEONARD, BERNADTNE WsLsoN, WILMA STRAIGHT, ROSALlE COLLINS, HARvEv, JANE HARVEY, JOAN HANSEN, 1RENE ALEXANDER, MARLO JEAN Sfo MAnuLvN LARSON, Loss DavELeEss, SETTY 0BPECHTn SECOND Row: MURIEL DINKEL, BARBARA LCONARD,. ROSELLA SMITH, SHARON Bnow DOROTHY ANN CHRISTENSEN, ETLEEN GRAVBILL, DENSSE Banxs, SALLY LA EVELYN FINKEN, MARILYN GRAHAM, MARY STEPHENS, JOANNE FAszHoLz, SEARS, FRONT Row: -WAHNEETA WALLE, GLCRIA PITT, REQTNA WHITMORE, Douones MENc SALLY HOLETON, Donornv HOLBEN, VONDA FOUNTAIN, CARoL Svonsv, Bsnxs, DOROTHY ANN HARTER, JULTENNEEBTRKS, MARCELLA KERSTENo GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BACK Row! MAxvNE HAszARo, ALICE ANN Nzvscu, ESTHER MAGNETTE, DonoTH LEONARD, BERNADINE WTLSON, WILMA STRAIGHT, ROBALIE COLLINS' 1 HARVEY, JANE HARVEY, JOAN HANSEN, INENE ALEXANDER, MARLQ JEAN Svm MARILYN LARSON, Loss Dnvegaess, BETTY OBRECHT, Moss MCCANNQ SECOND Row: I MURIEL DINKEL, BARBARA LEONARD, ROSELLA SMITH, SHARON Bnow DOROTHY ANN CHRISTENSEN, EILEEN GRAYBlLLg DENISE BURNS, SALLY LA EvELvN FTNNEN, MARILYN GRAHAM, MARY STEPHENS, JOANNE FASZHOLZ, SEARSQ FRONT Row: WAHNEETA WALLS, GLORIA PITT, REGINA WHITMORE, DOLORE8 MENU SALLY HOLETON, DOROTHY HOLBEN, VONDA FOUNTAUN, CAnoL STOREY, Bunns, Donovuv ANN HARTER, JULIENNE Buena, MARCELLA KERSTENq BOYS' GLEE CLUB BACK Row: GENE MAASKEA DON BARKQFP, ERNEST STUEVE, PHvLur DUVALL, JIM E FRED SCHWERTLEYg GARv OLOFF, Musa MCCANN. FRONT Row: Tennv WATTS, DAVID GLIDDEN, FLovo SARFFg RICHARD SwANsoN, HICKEY, Huen BROWNELL, ROONEV OLSENA DOUBLE OCTET BACK Row: GENE MAASKE, DAvao GLIDDEN, FLOYD SARFF1 EnNEsT STUEVEA Roc SwANsoN, Tom Hscxsv, PHTLTP DUVALL, Jem Hoox. FRONT Row: WAHNEETA WALLS, ROSELLA SMTTH, EVELVN FINKEN, DOROTHY Hon DOROTHY ANN LEONARD, MARILYN GRAHAM, Loss DTvELeEss, JULTENNE Banu ACCOHPANISTS DOROTHY ANN LEONARD, GARY GRIFFITH, DoRoTHv HOLBENu GIRLS' TRIO REGINA WHITMORE, SALLY HOLETON, MARILVN LARSONQ SAXOPHONE QUARTET ' DOROTHY ANN LEONARD, JOAN BIPKS, ERNEST STUEVE, BAPEARA LEONARDo CLARINET QUARTET GARY GRIFFITHg SHARON OVIATT3 REGINA WHITMQRE, JULIENNE BIRKSQ BOYS' QUARTET ERNEST STUEVE, FLOYD SARFF, ToM HICKEY, PHILIP DUVALL. MIXED QUARTET GENE MAASKE, WAHNEETA WALLS, MARILYN LARSON, JIM Hook. ' GIRLS' SEXTET WAHNEETA WALLS, EVELYN FINKEN, DOROTHY ANN LEONARD, ROSELLA SMITH, ENNE BIPKSQ DoRoTHv HOLBEN. SUB-STATE MUSIC CONTEST RESULTS SMALL GROUPS VOCAL SOLOS PIANO SOLO IIRLS' SEXTET I DOROTHY ANN LEONARD I JIM Hoon II QIRLS' Tnso II UOROTHY HOLBEN I AIXED QOARTET II SALLY HOLETON II Bb CLARINET SOLO Sovs' QUARTET II WAHNEETA WALLS III JULIENNE Banks II :LARINET QUARTET II PHILIP DUVALL II SAXOPHONE QUARTET II JIM Hoox II FRENCH HORN SOI-0 DAVID GLIDDEN II CAROL STOREY III STATE MUSIC CONTEST RESULTS GIRLS' SEXTET II Donoruv ANN LEONARD II DoRoTHv HOLBEN III ,WL ww 3 sf S. Ya? A 'QQ' MJ mis? N-NM., E 3 Q Pi E S Q4 I. ff I fi 55 Q 5 -,A w A as E E ,,., --.. ' - ,.... '- rf' il. X- . .1 R' --- - 5 ,- ,. 'N-.. I 1-., .1 I lg HUG I T f ' 1 I. ,f T !'f'Xg 1- 'l f 1 PE!! , hx ,if l Cgghllzl ,ff X ,f ' w fix RN' i-T....,....-l -..-,. If sf, sq X THE3F!A!1f5 'fx If u ' f' N wtf 2 X. f ,.,f ' .5 . ff -k'x TE ffl, 'I-. f 'i , 'X -RX A ' I fi l,' IDE N T X, mx-.X y I ff mlnf ral L. ,ff 'wx fvxx If . ,............Q........,,.....,.-. I ',,. .., i Xia fl z ,f f 'X f I ,ff 2 f'-. 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Lois Divelbess and inn Netsch are the substitutes. iother main factor is the school's pep band hich played at pep meetings and during games. p was at its height this year when Logan ed the Girls' Sectional Tournament by one point. The girls relax while Little Sioux and Mag- nolia receive consolation trophies 441. Logan girls proudly display and admire their first-place tro- phy 131. The pep club presented a skit entitled Logan vs. Avoca before Logan journeyed to Manning for the District Tournament. Harold Powers, Max Foutch, Eugene Poole, Harold Dickinson, Derrell Bradley, and Jim Hook portrayed the Panther- ettes in action 151. A typical pep meeting held in the gym, as shown in picture 6, is the center of enthusiasm before every game. Leif f , t ECHO STAFF Evelyn Finkcn, reporter, Denise Birks, production, Sondra Pitt, production: Floyc porter: Joan Hanson, production, Dorothy Ann Leonard, circulation. Marilyn Graham, production, Esta Dickinson, editor-in-chief: Barbara Leonard, Muriel Dinkel, production manager, Delores Pettit, production, Sally Larsen, productio Dolores Menching, reporter, Esther Magnete, production, Grace Harvey, associate 4 Harvey, reporter, Dorothy Holben, reporter, Sharon Brownell, reporter, Miss Bobenl sor. Gene Maaske, delivery, Regina Whitmore, reporter, Sally Holeton, reporter, Glol porter, Carol Storey, reporter, Max Pearsall, reporter. Wahneeta Walls, absent. TI-IESPIANS Thespian officers for 1951-52 - Dorothy Ann Leonard, Sec, Richard Swanson, Vice Pres., Lowell Frazier, Pres., Tom Hickey, Rep., Mur- iel Dinkel, Treas. New Thespian officers for 1952-53 - Max Pear- sall, Rep., J ulienne Birks Vice Pres., Eileen Gray- bill, Treas., S h a r o n Brownell, Sec., Terry Watts, Pres. 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'Tai ' Q 'w..,.-.199 HLUHB THE LHS HIGHUJI K .w kdm SENIOR Al 'TIVITIES The theme ot' the 15151 Prom was Southern l'lantation . The waiters and waitresses who were tlressetl as negro slaves were: Eileen Grayhill. Perry Rief, Rosvlla Smith. Gary Oloff, Dorothy Ann L'ln'ist n--zen, Max Pearsall, Marjorie Clark. t'ourtlyn Oyiatt, Julienne Birks, Dayifl Glidden. Dorothy Ann Ilarter, anti Terry XVatts tPit'ILl1't' No. 11. The gym was fleeoraterl with eotton, stone walls, a starlit sky, and streamers to represent a southern plantation. In the far background eoulci he seen an oltl-fashioned steamboat on a forty-foot sea mural 121. 'I'he theme of the first party of the 1951-52 sehool year was the Comic Strip Ball g prizes were given for the best eostumes. Mrs. Katxen- jammer tBarhara Leonard1 received first prize, and Little Iodine 1Floytl Sarff1 received second prize t61. Lonesome Poleeat tMax Pt-arsall1 less Joe tDayicl Glitltlen1 attempt to st- Morgan tell. It looks like they aet-ompli ohjeetiye! This group tietl for thirrl 1 the Kettle Family: Ma Kettle tJane liz' Kettle tCarol Storeyl, and two of the li jorie Finley and Mary Sl0lJlll'l1S1 131. 1 peneti to the rest of your happy little Dagwootl lRlt'llilI'ti Swansons prohalmly of eoaxing to get a taste of Little Iorlin lyn Graha1n1 sucker t31. 'I'wo 1-owhan party were Hopalong t'l'om Iliekt-y1 a long tDorothy Iiarter1 171. The Council Bluffs Nonpareil ancl t IIerald-Observer earrietl front-page sto trated hy pictures, of the Senior-spon School Party. JUNIOR ACTIVITIES e annual Junior Class All-School Party 2d the student body singing their favorite nas Carols fPictures No. 1 and 51. Al- it was a solemn occasion, picture one Wahneeta Walls in a double cast-director 2e ornament. Everyone enjoyed the delight- rty and evening ending in dancing. Music 'ovided by many famous dance bands ton of course!b. Dancing couples in range of mera were Muriel Dinkel-Bill Lemons and Birks-Dwight Weed 133. e Junior Class sold magazine subscriptions 1 money for the '52 prom. They won a plaque for reaching an all-time high of 551,205.80 in sales. After many weeks of door-to- door campaigning, the Juniors ended up with a free, all-you-can-eat , ice cream party. Marjorie Clark and Sharon Brownell are heaping Rodney Olsen's plate 163. Highlights of the evening's program were the presentation of trophies awarded by Miss Leeney, and a special award to Max Pearsall. who was high salesman t2b. Enjoyable entertainment fol- lowed. What's this? It looks like Dorothy Harter and Robert Obrecht are rolling chalk along the floor with their noses. Tell us. what kind of an award do you get t4b? is E hi 55 5 i E FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTIES The St. Patriek's Day party, given by the sopho- more class, changed the gym to a recreation hall and dance floor. Ping pong and Cards made up most of the entertainment, and here in picture No. l you see Loren Gamet, Paul VVoodard, Hugh Brownell. and Ray Hansen playing off a tough game of cards. Near the Water fountain two pings pong players wait for a serve While in the left background sit some hewildered checker players, Later on in the evening preparations for re- freshments were done with the smiling approval of Mrs. Keay as she supervises her food commit- tee: Irene Alexander, Joanne Faszholz, Rosalie Collins. and Betty Sears. Miss Leeney stopped in to sample their coneoctions t2l. The results of their Work can be seen in the contented faces of Larry Smith, Don Barkhoff. Norma Nelson, Marilyn Larson, Gale l and Gloria Pitt 435. Something new was presented by the 1 class this year. They gave Logan's first ty. Different programs were portrayed out the evening, but the most exciting pro Truth or Consequences . In pictures -l. you find some of the results of the even As Dorothy Harter and LaVonne lleim Joyce Thompson and Larry Pitt blindll lyn Graham and Richard Swanson 1-ll. All the contestants had to guess the n beans in a jar. Here Grace Harvey an Finken ponder over the quantity t3i. Everyone could hear wedding hells het hee-haws of laughter as Floyd Sarff, o knee, paid his consequence by proposing Leeney r6t. MEET DIE IN ST. LOUIS its, camera, action as the entire Smith fam- se for their family portrait. Picture No. 1. amily consists of Agnes tEsta Dickinsonl, KMarilyn Grahaml, Mr. Smih fPhil Duvalll, 1Carol Soreyl, Grandpa Prophater fFloyd , Esther tBarbara Leonardl, Lon tLowell rl, Mrs. Smith fDorothy Ann Leonardb, and the maid tJoan Hansenl. Smith family, cozy in their parlor, do not it the trouble that is close at hand. The four ters look inocent enough, but when they ut that they have to move to New York be- of their fatherls new job, mischievousness ps rapidly. Jicture No. 2 the supporting cast sits prim :raight. They are Mr. Dodge lHugh Brown- Irs. Waughop fGrace Harveyl, the conduct' or fMarvin Collinsl, Fred Gregory tDon Griffithl, Lucille Pentard fSally Holetonb, John Shephard 4Tom Hickeyl, Ida Boothby 4Regina Vfhitmorel, and Mr. Duffy fFred Schwertleyl. Even the sadness of the family over Papa's los- ing his chance for a job in New York didn't damp- en John Shephard's spirits 135. Grandpa offers comfort to Mrs. Smith while Agnes and Esther look on 143, Tootie prepares for the kill lbiting Mr. Dodge's leg? as Agnes spurs her on. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr. Duffy are too absorbed in what Mr. Dodge is saying to notice the girls' plan 453. Esther, Rose and Ida glare disgustedly as Lu- cille attempts to retain the attention of John and Lon f6l. TI-IE INNER WILLIE Curtain time! Curtain time! Sharon Brownell and Dorothy Holben take one final peek at the audience tPieture No. lt while Mrs. McDonald and Wahneeta Walls 131 make last minute adjust, ments on stage. During the play The Inner Willie tTerry VVattsf-55 perches on the couch with amusement while 'tVVillie tMax Pearsallf5l is surrounded by his old maid aunts, Dorothy Holben, Sharon Brownell, and Evelyn Finken, who think he has gone crazy. Willie's inner man influences him to cause trouble between Carol Martin tRegi moref V21 and Stanley Clark tDon Gr a steady couple, which results in a rig jaw for bashful Willie t2l. Inner Willie, who makes a man finds his services no longer needed. disappears, leaving only his pajamas tl a successful play, the east assembled tm the birdie: Evelyn Finken, Terry Watts Holben, Regina Whitmore, Max Pears neeta Walls, Don Griffith, Sally Holetol Menching, Sharon Brownell, and Gary HOMECOMING 2 candidates for the 1951 Homecoming were Marilyn Graham, Muriel Dinkel, and ickinson tPicture No. 33. Delores Graham, ir's queen 111, crowned the 1951 Homecom- een, Muriel Dinkel 123, as her attendants KD. :h class and organization entered floats in rnecoming Parade. First prize went to the nusic department 141. The Junior Class il tied for second prize with the Freshman oat tnot picturedl. The parade broke up in the city park for the pep rally at which Mr. Richard Swanson, Sr. inspired the students with an enthusiastic pep tzgljk. Rollicking music was provided by the band K . The Senior Class float 151 prophesied the outcome of the Woodbine vs. Logan game W- we did plow Woodbine under 35-6. . .'.3!:+a..- W,f' - ' 3' 1' ' . -' . il- ' 2.5.-.. :': jj, .- U 5 '- 'f' , Q. - --E5 215' ,- ' ' If 1 5'-.-., 2 :, ,. , ,, .,.. ., .- .1.--.. .- , - , A- -. ,Q I .I . I. ,. . g.,.'.4'.5. I 2-41,5:':-A 'ig-:f ..--...-..,..-..-W ,,--....-,-,. . .:.- .. .El 1, H ,I J.. , y1 'v :gf-Ir.-.'4 'ij .i....1....-.- Q M., I MH- . -5 ETUY TUV X'f , .-, if s f 5N , X. ,X MOVIE THE LHS HIGHUJ . ,V :J . fx? z1iig',aQ'- '. 9f.?i?Z,x.T mi.. ,fn-,, ' -H 4 . 1 ,V ,Arif Y- , figs V , . I 'T DIQTOURS Rodney Olsen-you mean you really practice '? Joan Hansen, Sally Larsen, and Julienne Birks-walking and talking! Beverly Fitch, Bernadine Wilson, Wilma Straight, and Irene Alexander-who are you trying to fool with those books?? Norma Nelson and Marilyn Larsen-hep, two, three, march! Marcella Kersten-studious or just reading a novel? Dolores Menching-what are you laughing about?? Joyce Thompson-a refreshing drink lcool, clear waterl. :S I 1 5 1 .Q i Gary Oloff and Marge Clark-my, look ambitious!! Marilyn Graham and Richard Swar you holding hands?!! Marjorie Finleyvwhy so happy? Fred Schwertley pinch-hitting for T ey with Dorothy Ann Harter. Phil Duvallswhere do the stairs lea Lowell Clark and James Grundmeie is your fancy cap, Lowell? Pauline Hodges and Marlo Stowe no hands! Dorothy Holben-what position do 3 Betty Sears and Lloyd Dickinsc afraid of whom? DETOURS m Hook and Ernest Stueve--ahanging 9. 'ound. ary Oloffffrom whom did you get that 10. i '? ene Maaske-sitting pretty. 11. eek aboo, guess who? lst advertising the PMA carnival. egina Whitmore and Sally Holeton-the in- 12. parable two. ax Pearsall-what do you mean by Buy e Best ? Explain yourself!! ee Graybill-fgoing somewhere? Why the books? Joan Birks inquires of Lor- raine Woodard and Marjorie Finley. Dorothy Holben, Wahneeta Walls, Rosella Smith, and Evelyn Finken just making sure. Harold Dickinson, Marvin Collins, Eugene Poole, and Leroy Cooper showing off their plaid shirts. Floyd Sarff, Esta Dickinson, Barbara Leon- ard, Sondra Pitt, and George Barrierwwatch out boys! Your'e going to tic yourselves to those gals' apron strings yet! be H i ff P' 5 DETOURS Richard Grundmeier prepares for the annual picture. Majorettes- Wahneeta Walls, Marilyn Sprin- kle, Beverly Johnson, Eileen Minshall, and Bonita Thomas. Gary Griffith and Keith McKean-what's new in the news? Alice Netsch and Ocle Archer hitching a free ride. Dorothy Christensen displays her dimples while Rodney Olsen grins his approval. Joan Hansen and Floyd Sarff study their lines during play practice assisted by prompt- ers Muriel Dinkel and Sharon Brownell. Sally Larsen and Lowell Frazier' the sunshine. Eugene Poole, Duane Weber, Ray and Perry Rieffewhafs the matter, i too bright? Rosemary Rief, Bonnie Poole, Vera 1 jorie Finley, Elaine Michael, and Oc -fsix green freshmen. Hey! Kenneth Collins and Ray Har the fire extinguisher? Is the school fire by any chance?? Court Oviatt, Leo Pulte, and Rober use arm locks on poor Frank Burbr Lorraine Collins and Joanne F point to a familiar license plate. DETOURS rene Alexander reads the Echo to discover ie details on how Logan won the sectional JU!'I'lal'I'161 lf. parbara and Dorothy Ann Leonard display rie after effects of donating a pint of blood 9 the Red Cross. .eo Pulte helps Dave Glidden perch on a pole anice Brownmiller makes sure the band files re in order. nwight Weed and Paul Woodard are taking teps toward catching up on their exercise. :everly Fitch and Beverly Johnson-grin for he photographer. Dean Van Cleave and Robert Daigh give La- 'onne Heim a lift. Lernadine Wilsonw-relaxing against a tree. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16. Frank Burbridge and Gail Muxfeldtfwhds leaning on who?? Bonnie Poole looks on as LaVonne Heim and Doris Rother go into gales of laughter. Lorraine Collins, Joanne Faszholz, and Gloria Pitt-are you bored or amused? Larry Martin, Keith McKean, Duane Weber, and Perry Riefswaiting for a ride down town. Delores Pettit and Denise Birks give George Barrier, Hugh Brownell, and Bob Powers a free ride. Marilyn Graham-the drum majorette. Doris Rother and Pauline Hodges-who or what are you looking for in that barrel? Elaine Michael, Vera Pitt, and Rosemary Rief -pay no heed to the sign. u x 1 E F E 5 5? 5 S S Q 5 2 S 5. Z 1 1 3 E Li 9 :Q Q 95 ,X Q 1 3 If 2 Kik- 1 3 2 E e E Li ni 3? E Q 3 5 E -. E S iff we Xl iz H2 H: Q: i WE 5 9 E Jgj 3 R, T2 g., V4 f :- A