Logan High School - Log Yearbook (Logan, IA)

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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

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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