Logan High School - Log Yearbook (Logan, IA)

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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.

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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 -

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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.