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As THE HANDS or THE cLocx RE- VOLVE, vou SHALL EoLLow THE STUDENTS THRCUGH THESE DIFFERENT PHASES or THEIR SCHOOL LIFE' WE HAVE ATTEMPTED TO SHOW A PART or How THESE STUDENTS HAVE PRCGRESSED WITH THE PAssuNs or TIME: How THEY HAVE oEvELoPEo IN CHARACTER, KNOWLEDGE, Ano PERSON- ALITVQ WE HOPE vou wuLL Jonm us on THIS EXCURSION WITH FATHER TTME AND ENJOY EACH MINUTE or ITo T K Q 0 S 590 Haw DEDICATION THE MEMBERS or THE CLAss or i953 WISH TO DEDICATE THIS VEARBOOK TO THE ALUMNAE OF LoGAN HQGH. THESE ronmsn sruocnrs HAVE HELPED vo MAKE THE CLOCK or SCHOOL LIFE MonE COMPLETE THROUGH THEIR Expens- ENCES WHICH HAVE BEEN PASSED ON TO U50 SCHOOL BOARD-The main-spring of our- clock of L. H. Sp Q. . . providing a. never-ceasing, exact, and dependable central power . . . friendly, encouraging and sincere . . . ready' at all times to se rve the other parts of the clock. ' n LOGAN BOARD OF EDUCATION q Dr. Floyd Sarff Meredith Minshall Don Frazier Dr. Rolla Hook Carl Burbridge Walter Wolfe QM WY? .,,. 5 ig X Y' x ,X S, filfxffs X? 5' X ii 2 'K ...., Q 'VC BSA , Q 4 , WY, 3 X. V x U- Q. Z.: 1. 'I ' 5 i U' ff! ' .xx S , Q , 6 ' X- M fswfff, Af , a .sr Y Q-5 :V A -S xggv' 5 X ::.::,. s,1: --,- . Q, X. Fgg?-so Y ,--, Q ,gfyw X -::-:.5,.:,,:g,- 1 Q '4 5 ' 4 .5-fxgyf.. vsiff F 1 fx' A 3 Q? Q .f1.:TiZQf'1 f w 31 f ,-9 ami' bw , LOGAN SCHOOL FACULTY JANE ALBERTBON--OFFICE SECRETARY WAYNE STATE TEAGHENG CoLLEGE BuslNEes CounsE ROBERT BALL, PnnNcnrAL--SonENcE SouTHwEsTEnN COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY or IOWA B.A. IN SCIENCE M.A. IN SCHOOL ADMlNl8TRAT10N JOHN BLAcx,Ass'T,CoAcH.-INouaTnaAL Anvs WEGTMAN COLLEGE B.A. IN lNDUBTRlAL ARTS 8 Pave. En. BEnNlcE BOBENHOUBE--COMMERCIAL lowA STATE TEAGHERG CGLLEGE UNavEnslTv or IOWA DRAKE UNIVERBIYY 8.8. IN EDUCATION DENVER UNIVERSITY M.A. su BueaNEse ADMINISTRATION U. F. EVANS, COACH--BIOLOGY. Puva. ELLSWORTH COLLEGE B.A. IN BIOLOGY STATE UNIVERSITY or IOWA MARGARET JOHNSON-NENGLIBH DucHEsNE COLLEGE B.A. iN ENGLIEH 6 MATHEMATDCB VALBORG KEAY--GEOMETRV,HlBTa,BUBAARITHG ST. OLAP COLLEGE B.S. IN SCIENCE UNuvEasnTv or MINNESOTA UNlvERscTv or KANSAS C. E. MATTHEWS. SuvEnaNTENoENT--HuaTonv NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE B.A. in INDUSTRIAL AnTs 8 Pnvs. Eo. UNSVERSITY or MYNNESOTA M.A. IN SCHOOL AoMaNasTnATloN 8 FINANCE DOROTHY MCDONALD--MUSIC, ENGLTGH UN1VER8ITY or NEBRABKA B.M. IN Mussc 8 EDUCATION GARRETH MCDONALD--MUSIC, HISTORY UNuvERssTv or NEBRASKA B.M. IN Musuc 8 EDuCAT'oN O. L. MORGAN--ALGEBRA, GOV'T., Tnuc. IOWA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE HIGHLAND PARK COLLEGE DES M01NES UN1vERsrTv B.S. EDUCATION MuLonEo RYAN--HOMEMAKING IOWA STATE 'OWA STATE B.S. IN UNIVERSITY TEACHERS COLLEGE COLLEGE Home ECONOMICS or OMAHA HELEN ADAMS--7TH GRAGE IowA STATE Two-TEAR TEACHERS COLLEGE DIPLOMA ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY or OMAHA Uonornv ALBERTSON--KDGNA TARKIO CGLLEGE WAYNE STATE TEAGHEGG COLLEGE TWO-YEAR D n PLGMA Rusv BAILEY--STH TABER COLLEGE TwO'YEAR DIPLOMA UNIVERSITY or 'CWA UNIVERSITY or OREGON UNovEnsnTv or BOULDER UNIVERSITV or OMAHA MAnv ANN CHRIBTOPHCRSON--'BT IowA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE WAvNE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Two-vEAn DTPLGNA UNlVEP81TV or OMANA ,GENE KENNEDY-'SRD GRADE DRAKE UNIVERSITY Two-vEAn DUPLOMA UNIVERSITV or OMAHA JuLuA MATTNEWG-4TH PERU STATE TEACHERS TWO-YEAR DtPLOMA UNOVERSITV or OMAHA ANNA MAE MAHAN--STH lowA STATE TEACHERS TWO-YEAR DuPLoMA GNADE COLLEGE GRADE COLLEGE FLORENCE PowELL--2No GRADE IowA STATE TEAcHEns TWO-YEAR D4pL0MA UNIVERSITY or OMAHA COLLEGE VERGIL WOLF--8TH GRADE BUENA VISTA COLLEGE 'CWA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Two-vEAR DQPLGMA . 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' wen., '5- o SENIORS-The jewels in the clock . . . after many hours of hard work and clean fun and living, comes the hour of final glory. SENIORS OF 1953 J ULIENNE BIRKS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee 1, 2P, 3P, 4L Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1L, 2P, 3L, 4L Clarinet Solo 1, 2, 3, 4 All-State Band 3, 43 Student Council 3 Thespian 2L, 3Lg Plays 2 Class Officer 3, Echo 1, 2, 4P Logan Log 4Pg Music Queen 4 Homecoming Queen 4 SHARON BROWNELL Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Glee 1, 3, 4L Small Groups 3, 43 Class Officer 4 Echo 1, 3, 4P-Editor, Logan Log 3P. 4? Thespian 3Lp Plays 3 Pep Council 43 Cheerleader 4L Student Council 4 Thomas Jefferson, Council Bluffs, 2 Red Cross 29 F. H. A. 2 FRANK BURBRIDGE Track 3 , ,E Echo 2 lx' . ' ,?55:3L5'i' - 1 ::'14f.4i: I atiflfififfbl DOROTHY ANN CHRISTENSEN Pep Council 2 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Glee 3, 4L Echo 4P MARJORIE CLARK Basketball 1, 2L, 3L, 4L Class Officer 1 Thespian 2, 3Lg Plays 2 Echo 4P Queen's Attendant 4 BEVERLY FITCH Pep Council 2, 4 Cheerleader 4L Echo 4P Logan Log 4P DAVID GLIDDEN Football 1L,1'2L, 3L, 4L . Track lL, 2L, 3L, 4141: Basketball 1, 3. Student Council 3, 45 Logan Log 4P Class Officer 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1P, 2P, 3P, 4L Small Groups 1, 3, Vocal Solo 1, 2, 3, 4 EILEEN GRAYBILL Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4Lg Small Groups 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Echo 2, 4P Concert Band 1, 2, 3L, 4, Logan Log 4P Basketball 1, 2, 3L, 4Lg Thespian 2L, 3L Plays 23 Pep Council 3, 4 Cheerleader 4L, Queen's Attendant 4 DOROTHY ANN HARTER Basketball 1, 2, 3L, 4Lg Music Queen 3 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4L Cheerleader 2P, 3P, 4L Pep Council 2, 3, 49 Marching Band 1 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Echo 4P DOROTHY HOLBEN Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Glee 3P, 4L Small Groups 3, 4, Vocal Solo 3, 4 Accompanist 3, 4, Echo 3, 4P Thespian 3L, Plays 3 Magnolia 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 2: Girls' Glee 1, 2 Plays 23 Declam 1, 2, Piano Solo 1, 2 Small 'Groups 1, 2P, Vocal Solo 1, 2 CARRIE BELL KING Modale 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Girls' Glee, 1, 2 Class Officer 3 MARY ANN. McEVOY Girls' Glee 4 Missouri Valley 1, 2 Girls' Glee 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1 Mercy Prep 3 Class Officer 3 5 'Girls' Glee 3 DOLORES MENCHIN G Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Small Groups 4 Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4L Marching Band 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 3L, 4Lg Pep Band 3, 4 Echo 2, 3, 4Pg Thespian 3L, Plays 3 Magnolia 1 Girls' Glee 13 Small Groups lg Declam 1 K ROBERT OBRECHT Basketball 1, 2, 3L A Football 2, 3L, 4L Track 1, 2, 3L GARY OLOFF Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Glee 3, 4L Logan Log 4Pg Echo 1 A Th-espian 3L, Plays 3 RODNEY OLSEN Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 5 Boys' Glee 2P, 3, 4L Marching Band 3, 49 Pep Band 3, 4 Concert Band 2P, 3L, 4LL Mondamin 1 Mixed Chorus 1Pg Boys' Glee 1 Concert Band 1Pg Small Groups 1 MAX PEARSADL Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4L Basketball 1, 2, 3L, 4Lg Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3L, 4Lg Class Officer 2 Logan Log 4Pg Echo 2P, 3P Thespian 2L, 3Lg Pep Club 1, 4 . Pep Council Officer 45 Pl-ays 2, 3 MARILYN PIT1' Belebeetown 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Plays 3' EUGENE' POOLE Basketball 2, 3L, 4L Track 1, 2L, 3L, 4L Echo 2 LEO PULTE Basketball 3, 4 Football 1, 4L Track 1, 2, 3L, 4L PERRY RIEF' Track 1, 2, 3L, 4L Basketball 1, 2, 3 FRED SOHWERTLEY Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4L Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Thespian 3L Concert Band 1, 2, 43 Marching Band Plays 33 Echo 2, 4Pg Logan Log 3P Small Groups 43 Pep Council 2, 4 Football 3, 4Lg All-State Chorus 4 Class Officer 1, 25 Pep Band 1, 2, 4 LARRY SMiTH Track 1, 3 Logan Log 4P I 1 ROSELLA SMITH Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 4 Girls' Glee 1, 2P, 3P, 4L3 Logan Log 4P Small Groups 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2P Pep Council 1, 25 Thespian 2L, 3P Plays 2, Echo 4Pg Class Officer 1 MARLO JEAN STOWERS Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Glee 3, 4L All-State Chorus 49 Small Groups 4 Echo 4P, Logan Log 4P-Editor Clinton 1, 2 Orchestra 1, 23 Latin Club 1, 2P ERNEST STUEVE Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Boys' Glee 3P, 4L Small Groups- 3, 45 Marching Band 3, 4 Concert Band 3L, 4Lg Pep Band 3, 4 Sax Solo 43 All-State Chorus 4 Vocal Solo 43 Student Manager 4 Football 3, 4L Modale 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 5 Vocal Solo 1 Small Groups 1, 29 Sax Solo 1, 2 Student Manager 2, Orchestra lL, 2L WAHNEETA WALLS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Drum Majorette 4 Concert Band 2, 3L, 49 Thespian 3L Girls' Glee 1P, 2P, 3P, 4Lg Plays 3 Vocal Solo 1, 2P, 3P, 43 Echo 2P, 3, 4P Small Groups 1, 2, 3P, 43 Logan Log 4P Student Conducting 1, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 2, 3P, 4 All-State Chorus 3, 4 TERRY WATTS I Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 5 Thespian 2L, 3P Boys' Glee 1, 2P, 3L, Small Groups 1, 2, 3 Plays 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3L, 4L Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 35 Echo 4P Class Officer 1, 33 Student 'Council 3 BERNADTNE WILSON Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3 5 Pep B-and 2, 3 Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Logan Log 4P Basketball 1, 2, 3L, 4Lg Echo 2P, 4P CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS THE SENIOR CLASS, HOUR sv Houn, YEAR av YEAR, HAS SLOWLY MADE :Ts wAv AROUND THE CLOCK or SCHOOL LTFE. AT THE STROKE or TWELVE, THE MEMBERS WILL BE scA1- TERED TO THE FOUR WINDS'-EACH ONE TO TAKE H18 PLACE IN soc1ETv. CLASS OFFICERS SHARON BROWNELLA . . . .PRESIDENT DAVID GLIDDEN. . . vscE PRESIDENT MARVIN COLLINS .... 8ECa-TREASQ CLASS SPONSORS MR. ROBERT BALL Maas 8ERNncE BOBENHOUSE SENIOR CLASS MOTTO HSUCCESS IS NOT A GIFT' CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER BLUE AND GOLD YELLOW Rose VALEDTCTORIAN. . SHARON BRowNELL SA'-UTATOPIAN - - FREo SCHWERTLCY THE FACULTY ARE THE HANDS or ounoz THE CLASS SUCCESSFUL Eu- THE CLOCK--THEY MEMBERS ON T0 A TURE. DURING THE YEAR, THEv HAVE LEAD THE STUDENTS AROUND THE CLOCK AND, A8 THE HouRs RAss,HAvE GIVEN THEM THE VITAL TRAINING NEEDED T0 rAcE THE YEARS AHEAD. SUPT.MATTHEWSg THE Ruvor, DIRECTS THE FACULTY IN ITS GUIDANCE: HE ALSO SPONSORS THE STUDENT COUNCIL WHICH we COMFOSED or THE TWELVE cLAss OFFICERS' THE Juwson CLASS,WITH THREE- QUARTERS or THEIR JOURNEY cou- RLETED, LOOK FORWARD TO THEIR FINAL YEAR WHICH LIES AHEAD CF' THEM. A CLASS OFFICERS RALPH HOLLAND .... . .PRESIDENT LAVoNNE HEQM . . . VICE PRESIDENT Loss DnvELsEss .... SEC.-TREAG. CLASS SPONSORS MR. JOHN BLAcR MRS. MsLoREo RYAN MRS. DoRoTHv MCDONALD THE SOPHOMORE CLASS as JUST HALF-WAY AROUND THE CLOCK or ScHooL LIFE. HOWEVER, THEY ARE ANXIOUBLY WAITING ron THE comeue vEAR TO sEE WHAT IT HAS IN sToRE FOR THEM. CLASS OFFICERS GALE MUXFELDTQ . . . . .PRESIDENT LoRRAaNE COLLINS . VICE PRESIDENT HAROLD POWERS. . . . 'SEC'-TREAS- CLASS SPONSORS MR. Boa EVANS MRS. VALBORG KEAY MR. GARRETH MCDONALD THE FRES MAN CLASS rs JUST GETTING A STARTQ THEv ARE ONE- QUARTER or THE WAV AROUND .ouR scHooL CLOCK. ALTHOUGH THEY STULL HAVE MANv Houns TO TRAVEL BEFORE THEY REACH THE zERo HOUR, THEY LOOK FORWARD TO THE WORK AND TO THE ACTfVlTlES IN THE YEARS AHEAD or THEM. CLASS OFFICERS DOUGLAS RTEF ...... PRESIDENT SHARON OVIATT . . .VICE PRESIDENT BARBARA DTNKLE .... sEc.-TREAS. CLASS SPONSORS MR. O. L. MORGAN Mass MARGARET JOHNSON 'S . A V -11-4 muy' 53. . 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JUNIOR CLASS L L Irene Alexander Janice Brownmiller Jean Chichester LeRoy Cooper Harold Dickinson Lois Divelbess Joanne Faszholz Max Foutch Loren Gamet Don Griffith Lyle Hatcher LaVonne Heim Pauline Hodges Sally Holeton Ralph Holland James Hook Beverly Johnson Marilyn Larson Gene Maaske Larry Martin Arlon Meier Jack Min-shall Norma Nelson Alice Netsch Robert Pettit Janet Pulte Doris Rother 4 Betty Sears Merlin Straight Regina Whitmore Howard Whitmore SOPHOMORE CLASS Ocle Archer Joan Birks Derrell Bradley Lorraine Collins Robert Daigh Lloyd Dickinson Fred Divelbess Marjorie Finley Vonda Fountain James Grundmeier Jane Harvey Maxine Haszard Marcella Kersten Harold Kierscht Elaine Michael Gale Muxfeldt Betty Obrecht Eugene Peterson Gary Pitt Gloria Pitt Vera Pitt Bonnie Poole Harold Powers Rosemary Rief Mary Ann Stephens Wilma Straight Joyce Thompson Dean VanCleave Lorraine Woodard FRESHMAN CLASS Cecil Archer Coleen Atkins James Barney Ronald Barney Beverly Birks Patty Bivens Richard Boedeker Patricia Brady Marie Ola Cates Larry Charleson Carolyn Chichester Marilyn Chichester Alvin Clark Ilda Ruth Daigh Delores Dak-an Marvin Dickinson Barbara Dinkel Louise Divelbess Doris Dungan Jackie Fountain Dennis Frazier Gary Hansen Tommy Hardy Howard Harter Carl Hatcher Gwendolyn Jackson Theo Ilene Jacobs Jon Jacobson We-wr RN' FRESHMAN CLASS Ellen Kahre Lorella Kersten Garry Knauss Larry Larson Ellen McEvoy Shirley McHugh Sandra Matthews Danny Michael George Millsap Lloyd Miller Eileen Minshall Nile Muxfeldt Gaylord Obrecht Julene Olsen Sharon Oviatt Elaine Peterson Helen Peterson Leonard Potter Mardine Racobs Douglas Rief Tyrone Scheffler Leland Sears Margaret Sullivan Robert Swanson Bonita Thomas William Waddle Janice Walls Stanley Weed EIGHTH GRADE John Burbridge Marshia Courtney Patricia Darner Eunice Faszholz Joyce Fountarin Norma Harless Robert Harvey Julianna Hickey Mary Jo Hook Larry Joy James Kersten Ella. Mae Kuster James Magnette Minnie Martin Hal Matthews Carl McCur1ey Donna McIntosh Marlene O'Neil1 Gene Pearsall Janice Powell Kenneth Rains Sue Schumacher Vivian Sorey Marilyn Sprinkle Mary Alice'TagueV Judy Thompson Merlyn Whitmore Q, SEVENTH GRADE Sunne Boehler Roma Dague A J oann Earleywine Robert Gray Carole Harlan Luella Hatcher Delores Hoilben 'Muriel Johnson Rodney Larson Roger Magnette Roy Matthews - - Lyle Meier Kenneth Menchling Jean Monahan . Don Powell Sondra. Salts Ted Sieck Larry Straight A 'Bertha 'Iliffey I , Bin Thomas Joyce Walls b Sharon Whitmore' Merle Waples THE CUcKoo CLOCK HAS JUST STRUOK TWELVE NOON. HLITTLE CUCKOOH AND TWENTY- Ei?w SEVEN OF HIS C5917 P LITTLE EOLLOWERS , . Xrf? ARE BEGINNING '+A LmJ7TfPX THEIR TIMELV JOUR- IAQIA, I- ' NEYQ THEY ARE ALL ji FA ,Q S34 Anxlous T0 SEE A G WHAT THE CLOCK OF 2253 Q709tygjA SCHOOL LIFE HAS IN KYXX ,ldlhl STORE FOR THEM. gf -exfixlfx '. 'n::g3g3hAf- OUR TRIP WILL TAKE giffk WMANY HOURS, TwELvE TO E Q 5 BE EXACT, AND FROM E kg TIME T0 TIME SOME OF ' A OUR FOLLOWERS WILL LEAVE LOGAN PUELIO SCHOOL AND NEW ONES It WILL JOIN US. THE 'E TWELVE' HOURS TO COME , I wILL BE SOMETHING TO REMEMBERO OUR GROUP OP TWENTY-SEVEN INTRODUCED T0 MISS 90 O wAS '59 JOHNSTON IN SEPTEMBER, 'if l94I. SHE TOLD US ALL ABOUT READING, WRITING AND ARITH- METICQ THEY WERE MAXINE ANDERSON, JESSIE ALLEN, LORNA ARMSTRONG, JULIENNE BIRKS, CONNIE CARLSON, BONNIE LOU COOK, BEVERLY FITCH, JEAN GALLAHER,JIMMIE Lou LONGMAN, WAHNEETA WALLS, MARY KATHRYN ALLEN, JEAN CHICHESTEP, MONTE CLARK, LEO MCGEE, DAVID GLIDDEN, NORMAN HOUSWORTH, DUANE KNOWLTON, LAWRENCE MEAID, COURTLYN OVIATT, MAX PEAPSALL, RALPH PITT, HARVEY WHITMOPE, PAUL WOODARD, MILTON FOUNTAIN, WILLIAM FOUNTAIN, LOREN GAMET, AND ROSE ARMSTRONG. IT IS NOW TWO BY HLITTLE CUOKOON AND MISS REEVES HAS COME T0 TAKE OVER FOR MISS JOHNSTON. HERE WE LOST LEO MCGEE, DUANE KNOWLTON, LAWRENCE MEAD, MILTON FOUNTAIN, ag ...' n 2 . bo D 0-A LOREN GAMET, LORNA ARMSTRONG,ROSE ARMSTRONG, JULIENNE BIRKS, BONNIE LOU COOK, MARY KATHRYN ALLENpJEAN CHKCHESTERu NEWCOMERS wHo HAD HEARD or OUR EXCITING JOURNEY AND DECIDED T0 OOME ALONG PHYLLIS DAUOHTERY, RITA SALTS, AND CAROL Ann WHITE. wERE JEAN HLITTLE CUCKOOH HAD JUST fFK'25 CHIMEO THE THIRD HOUR. Q. vff HERE MISS THIELE, wHo 'fbi' LATER THAT YEAR CHANGED HER NAME TO MRS. McKInNEv,GREETEo Us wITH MORE FACTS ABOUT OUR EDUCATION. SOME OF OUR TRAVELERS HDD aEcoME wEARY AND DROPPED OUT. THEV MERE PHYLLIS DAUGHERTY, RITA JEAN SALTS, AND CAROL ANN WHITE. A NEW TRAVELER TO OUR OARAVAN WAS SHIRLEY STANLEY. ON OUR FOURTH TIMELY STOP Q0 J, AROUND OLD UTIOK-TOCKNI C WE WERE MET BY MISS KAY. SHE GAVE US FURTHER STUDV AND TAUGHT US How TO MULTIPLV AND DIVIDED On THIS STOP WE LOST A PEW MORE Ano OAINEO ONE. TERRY WATTS FROM WEST POINT, NEBRASKA, CAME ALONG HERE TO CONTINUE WITH Us THE REST or THE wAY. NORMAN HOUSWDRTH, MAxINE ANDERSON, AND SHIRLEY STANLEY DECIDED TO FIND OTHER ADVENTURES, So THEY JOURNEVEO TO OTHER PLAOES. Xtgoolj B THE FIFTH STOP WAS ONE if 1 WHICH A LOT or Us WILL REMEMBER' HERE, MISS -I BAILEY WAS OUR ADVISOR. MANY OTHER FOLKS BEFORE US, So WE HAD GREAT CONFI- wORos. MAXINE SHE HAD ADVISED DENCE IN HER ANDERSON DECIDED TO RQJOIN US AND ALONG wITH HER WILSON PROM A CAME BERNADINE HARRISON COUNTY RURAL SCHOOL AND KENNETH COLE. WILLIAM FOUNTAIN AND JESSIE ALLEN wERE TWO ON THIS TRIP wHo BEOAME TIRED OF OUR LITTLE TRAVEL. t AT SIX SELLS, WE CAME TO ,G 3, ANOTHER INSTRUCTOR wHo G- -F' wAS NEW ON THE CLOCK or TIME. MISS MITCHELL WAS ONLY HERE EDR A SHORT TIME AND MOVED ON TO OTHER CAMPING SRDUNDS. THIS HDUR, JULIENNE BIRHS CAME BACK TO TRAVEL WITH Us AND DONALD BRUMMER,JAMES WOODARD, STANLEY PITT, AND KENNETH MDHUGH ALL WERE NEWCOMERS. KENNETH COLE DECIDED HE woULD FIND OTHER STOMPKNG GROUNDS AND LEFT Us TO TRAVEL ON WITHOUT HIM. .', .0 ,,:XN AT SEVEN O'CLOCK,EVERVONE F525 CAME INTD A DIFFERENT ? ATMOSPHERE. HERE THEY 'J 5' STARTED TO FEEL A LITTLE Q '. 0 'N MDRE GROWN UP AND ExRE NEW ADDITIONS TO OUR SURR WERE CHARLOTTE FDREMAN, WOODARD, JANE GLENNIE, DINSMDRE, ROBERT FOUNTAI HENDERSON, BILLY ALLEN, CDLE, DELLDYD MDGEE, A SCHWERTLEY. FRED CAME TO FROM MODALE SCHOOL. MISS RIENCEDI OUNDINGS BERTHA ROBERT N, JACK KENNETH ND FRED JOIN Us KAY AND MRS. LYTLE WERE OUR GUIDES THIS HOUR. HERE AT THE EIGHTH HDUR, 59 Q2 WE WERE GIVEN DIRLDMAS 066: EDR READHING THE EIGHTH STOP ARDUND OLD FATHER NTICK-TOCKHQ THE STUDENTS TO RECEIVE THESE WERE: JULIHNNE BIRKS, BEVERLY FITCH, JIMMIE LOU LDNGMAN, WAHNEETA WALLS,BERNADINE PEARSALL9 RALPH PITT, WILSON, BERTHA WOODARD, SHARON BROWNELL, MONTE CLARK, DAVID GLIDOEN, COURTLYN OVIATT, MAX HARVEY WHITMORE, PAUL WDDDARD, TERRY WATTS, ROBERT DINSMDRE, ROBERT FOUNTAIN, FRED SDHWERTLEY, AND LED PULTED THIS HOUR wAS ALSD SRIGHTENED UP WHEN JULIENNE BIRKS TOOK SECCND PLACE IN THE ANNUAL HARRISON CDUNTY SRELLING CDNTEST. MISS KAY AND MR. WoLEE,A NEWDDMER TO THE HOUR OF TIME, WERE OUR INSTRUCTORS DURING THIS JOURNEY. ON DDR NINTH STOP, EYERY- ONE THOUGHT HE WAS PRETTY O f'wELL GN HIS wAY, SUT THE My f - . L EYES OF THE PDLHS wHD HAD GONE AHEAD or Us wERE VERY sl U ID C. CRITICAL. WE wERE SLIGHTLY LEERY AT FIRST, BUT NLITTLE CUCKOOH URGED Us ON AND WE WEPE SOON AMONG FRIENDS. OTHER NEW FRIENDS wHo CAME TO JOIN Us FROM THE HARRISON COUNTY RURAL SCHOOLS WERE! FRANK BURBRIDGEQ MARVIN CDLLINS, WAYNE FINKEN, ROBERT ODREDHT, GARY OLOFF,MONTE O'HARA, EUGENE POOLE, PERRY RIEF, LARRY SMITH, DONALD WHITMDRE, SHIRLEY BURDRIDGE, DOROTHY CHRISTENSEN, MARJDRIE CLARK, EILEEN GRAYSILLI DOROTHY HARTER, LORRAINE LESLINEA MARILYN PITT, ROSELLA SMITH, KAY HARTMAN, AND ANNASELLE Cox. WE LosT A FEW WEARY TRAVELERS ON THAT STOP: THEY WERE RALPH PITT, WHO wENT TO OREGDN, AND ROBERT FDUNTAIN, wHD JOINED THE MARINES AND wAS LATER KILLED IN ACTION IN KOREA' . LIFE wAS BEGINNING T0 ,AL If 0 DEDDIIIE A LITTLE ROUGH BY W, '9 NOW, BECAUSE WE WERE AT X433 DUR TENTH STOP. BASKET- AALL, MUSID, FOOTBALL, AND TRACK WERE SOME or THE THINGS T0 TURN DUR HEADS A LITTLE FROM THE MORE IMPORTANT THINGS. AT THIS STOP ON OUR TRIP WITH ULITTLE Cucxoon WE WERE JOINED Sv BILL DAUGHTERY, ROBERT HHTCHER, ROONEV GLSEN FROM MDNDANIN, DOLORES MENGHING FROM MAGNOLIA, AND MARY McEvov FROM Mo. VALLEY. THOSE wHo LEFT US wERE SHARON BROWNELL, SHIRLEY BURDRIDGE, LORRAINE LESLQNEI MARILYN PITT, KAY HARTMAN, ANNASELLE Cox, MONTE CLARK, MONTE 0'HARA, bND DONALD WHITMDRE. ON DUR ELEVENTH STOP, WE C2 wERE REALLY BEGINNING TO ff, EEEI.. HAPPY. WE JUST HAD 500 ONE MORE HOUR TO GO ANU WE woULD BE ON OUR own WITH ALL THE KNOWLEDGE WE NEEDED EDR A LITTLE WHILE. AT THIS STOP WE LOST ROBERT DINSHDRE wHo JDINED THE NAVY,WAYNE FINKEN wHo WENT T0 MD. VPLLEY T0 SCHOOL, JlMMlE Lou LONGMAN WHO MOVED T0 MISSDURII BERTHA WDDDARD, AND MARY McEvov. OTHERS wHD DANE ALONG TO JOIN US WERE SHARON BROWNELL BACK FROM COUNCIL BLUEES, DOROWHY HOLSEN FRLM MPGNOLIA, MARLO STOWERS FROM CLINTON, IOWA, ERNEST STUEVE FROM MODALE AND DONALD SCHILTZ. THE SHORT PLAY CALLED nTHE INNER WILLYH wAS GIVEN THIS HOUR AND WE ALSO HAD A MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN, SELLING THE MOST SUBSCPIPTIONS EVER SOLD IN PREVIOUS YEARS. PART or THE Sl205.8O wAS USED T0 HAVE A WONDERFUL JUNIOR-SENl0R BANQUET TITLED NHAWAIIAN CRUISEMA , IT IS NOW TWELVE 0'CLOCK 0 ob NHDNIGHT AND WE HAVE BEEN 005, : cs 0 G -. TRAVEL I NG 8 I NCS NOON ON THIS LONG TRIP. WE ARE ALL VERY TIRED AND HAVE JUST ENOUGH ENERGY LEFT T0 RECEIVE oun DIPLCMAS FOR A SUCCESSFUL JouR- NEYS MARILYN PITT AND MARY Mc- EVOY,FORMER MEMBERS or THE GLASS, RETURNED FRDM BEEBEETOWN AND Mo. VALLEY TO GRADUATE AT LOGAN, AND CARRIE BELLC KING GAME FROM MODALE. COURTLVN OVIATT AND PAUL WCODARD QUIT ouR SCHOOL or TIME DURING THIS YEAR. MARVIN COLLINS WILL COMPLETE HSS JOURNEY WITH WLITTLE TICK-TOCKH THE FIRST SEMESTER or NEXT YEAR. GEORGE BARRIER, wHo CCMPLETED HIS WORK IN JANUARY l953, GRADUATES WITH OUR GLASS. ..4' OF ALL THOSE RECEIVING ' DI PLOMAS, ONLY FOUR HAVE TRAVFLED ALL TWELVE HOURS sail 05'fP U' wITH HLITTLE Cucxoc :THEY ARE BEVERLY FITcH,WAHNEETA WALLS, DAVID GLlDDiN, AND MAX PEARSALL. DURING THESE 'WELVE HOURS, EIGHTV DIFFERENT STUDENTS or HLITTLE Cucwoon HAVE TRAVELED TOGETHER AT SOME TIME OR OTHER. THE CLASS or 1953 WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THE Q, Z INSTRUGTGRS THEY HAVE HAD SCJ IN THE LAST EDDR HOURS FOP HELPING HLITTLE Cucxoon WITH HIS HEAVY BURDEN. THESE INSTRUC- TGRS INCLUDE: O. L. MDREAN, C. E. MATTHEWS, Boa EVANSA JOHN BLAGR, GARRETH MCDONALD, DCPOTHY MCDONALD, MILORED RYAN, ELIEASETH SMlTH,BEPNlCE BOB?NHOUSE,MARGARET LEENEV, MARCELLA FlTCH,RcY FITCH, CHARLES MARSHALL, VALBORG KEAY, SHIRLEY MCCANN, LDIE EHLERT, AND MARILYN BLACK. THE CLASS OF l953 JULIENNE BIRRS SHARON BRowNELL FRANK BURBRIDGE DOROTHY CHRISTENSEN MARJORIE CLARK BEVERLY FITCH DAVID GLIDDEN EILEEN GRAVBILL DOROTHY HARTER DOROTHY HOLBEN CARRIE BELL KING MARY McEvov DOLORE8 MENGHING ROBERT OBRECHT GARY OLOFF RODNEY OLBEN MAx PEARSALL MARILYN PITT EUGENE PooLE LED PULTE PERRY RIEF FRED SCHWERTLEY LARRY SMITH ROSELLA SMITH MARLD STowERS ERNEST STUEVE WAHNEETA WALLS TERRY WATTS BERNADINE WILSON GEDRGE BARRIER, JANUARY, l953 MARVIN COLLINS, JANUARY. 5954 D5 33,2 5 T Q his -roar, ' . . ,-E 3-a. T L , 5 , , T : U 6 1 A Y '.e kann-F in-'uv-' sg Q , T 5 H Tvwgf , IN THE SPRING ALL sooo HousE- KEEPERS CLEAN HOUSE. SUCH wAs THE CASE OF SQUEAxY.L.H.S. MOUSE, ON THAT AFTERNOON IN MAY, I963. SQUEAKY HAD MADE HIS HOME IN THE GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK IN THE STUDY OF D953 HALL saNcE THE CLASS STARTED TO HIGH SCHOOL IN l949. ALL-OUT THE CLOCK NEEDED AN CLEANING THAT PARTICULAR AFTER- NOON IN I963 AND MIDWAY IN HIS WORK SOUEAKY RAN ACROSS HIS MOST PRIZED RDSSESSIDN--A SDRAFSDDK OF THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE I953 SENIORSA HE CHUDKLED AS HE OPENED THE SCRAPBOOK AND SCANNED THE FIRST CLIPPINGQ CELEBRATED PILOT BREAKS SPEED RECORD FAMED AIRMAN, EUGENE POOLE, DRDRE AN INTERNATIONAL SPEED RECORD WHEN HE PILOTED HIS LARGE DC-6 ACROSS THE PACIFIC OCEAN AND THE CONTINENT OF AMERICA AT THE RATE OF 850 MILES PER HDUR. LT. POOLE WAS AwARDEo THE CHAMPION SPEED CUP AT LAGUARDIA AIRPORT SHORTLY AFTER HE COMPLETED HIS FLIGHT. HWIVES OF THE MONTHU ARE HONORED AT LUNCHEON MRS. PDWELL, FORMERLV BERNA- DINE WILSDN, AND MRS. KLINKEN- BEARD, FORMERLV, MARILYN PITT, WERE HONORED THURSDAY AT A LUNCH- EON GIVEN BY THE H.0.A. QHDME MAKERS OF AMERICAD THEY wERE CHosEN AS NWIVES OF THE MONTHQU AS PRIZES THEY WILL EACH RECEIVE A TWO-WEEKS' ALL-ExRENsE-RAID TRIP T0 PARIS FOR Two AND A MINK COATo THEY WERE CHOSEN ON THE MERITS OF PATIENCE, PERSERVERANCE, AND OOOKINGo Ig I - ' MODERN GAS STATION OPENS: HOLD-UP TAKES PLACE FIRST WEEK THE LATEST THING IN GAB STA- TIONS IS AN AUTOMATIC PUMP. THIS IN THE NEW SUPER IS ILLUSTRATED SERVICE, WHICH RECENTLY OPENED ON ROUTE 66. THE STATION I8 OPERAF TED av A wELL-xNowN PERSDNALITY IN THE CAS STATION BUSINESS, MR. RODNEY 0LSENo RECENT CUSTDMERS HAVE STATED THAT THEY DIDN'T EVEN MIND PAYING THEIR BILLS. IT SEENS MR. 0LSEN'S PRETTY waFE, THE FORMER DOROTHV ANN CHRISTENSEN, IS THE CASHIERA AND A vERv VALUABLE CASHIER SHE ISI LAST wEDNESDAYgMRo OLSEN LEFT THE STATION TO GET A CUSTOMER'S CAR STARTED: AND WHILE MRS. OLSEN WAS ALONE, A GUNMAN wALKED IN AND DEMANDED THE DAV'S 'TAKE.W MRS. OLSEN SIMPLY FIDRED UP A CROWBAR AND FLATTENED Ham: THEN SHE CALLED THE POLICE. THAT GIRL NOT ONLY TAKES IN THE NDNEY--SHE KEEPS IT, FAMOUS LADY EXPLORER UNCOVERS ANCIENT CITY MISS MARJDRIE CLARKyFAMED LADY ExFLDRER, HAS JUST SENT woRD FROM CAIRO, EGYPT, THAT SHE RECENTLY UNCOVERED AN ANCIENT CITY. MISS CLARK IS KNOWN THE WORLD OVER FOR HER EXCAVATIONSQ HER LATEST Das- oovERv IS NEAR CAIROA MISS CLARK REVEALEU THAT SHE IS ANXIOUSLY TRYING T0 RERSUADE FRED SCHWERT- LEY, NOTED SPHINX POLISHER, TO COME T0 THE EXCAVATED CITY AND CLEAN UP THE SPHINX. IN MISS CLARK'S owN WORDS nTHEY'RE A MESS. THEY LOOK AS THOUGH THEY HAD aEEN BURIED UNDERGROUND FDR cENTuRIEs.N AND so THEY HAD! EvERYoNE HAS FAITH IN MR. FRED ScHwERTLEv, THOUGHQ IF ANYONE CAN CLEAN THE SPHINX, HE CANo AMERICAN MAKES FORTUNE DURING MODERN MEXICAN REVOLUTION FRANK BURBRIDGE, NOTED soM- SRERG MANUPAGTURER, IB MAKING HIS FORTUNE DURING THE IMMEDIATE RE- VOLUTION IN MEXICOA MR. BURBRIDGE HAS HIT UPON A NEw IDEA THAT WILL PROBABLY MAKE HIM A MILLIONAIRE BEFORE THE REVOLUTION ENDS, AND BECAUSE or HIS IDEA, THE wAR PRO- BABLY WON'T END Fon SOME TIME. HIS FACTORIES ARE TURNING OUT, IN MASS PRODUCTION, STEEL SCNBRE' ROSA THEY ARE A GREAT HIT WITH THE SOLDIERS. AND or COURSE FRANK ISNIT BEING STINGV--HE'8 SELLING THEM TO BOTH SIDES. COMMERCIAL TEACHER IS OFFERED POSITION BY J. D. ROCKEFELLER,JR. MISS MARv McEvov, COMMERCIAL TEACHER AT WILLIAM AND MARV COLLEGE, HAS SEEN DEEERED A POSITION Sv MR. J.D. ROCKEFELLER, JR. MISS McEvov IS ASKED T0 ACCEPT A Jos AS PRIVATE SECRETARV AND SooKKEEPER FOR THE SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN. MISS McEvov I8 WELL KNOWN AND HIGHLY RESREDTED IN HER LINE or TEACHING, BUT SHE I8 SERIOUSLY GONSIDERING ACCEPTING THE POSI- TIONA LAIY SCIENTIST PILOTS ROCKET SHIP TO MOON MISS DDLGRES MENCHING, woRLD- RENOWNED LADY SCIENTISTA TOOK OFF EARLY MoNDAv EVENING IN HER OWN ROCKET SHIP-HEADED DIRECTLY T0 THE MOON. MISS MENCHINQ HAS BEEN DIRECTING coNSTRucTIoN or THE ROCKET SHIP FOR SOME TIME, AND SHE BELIEVES THAT IT WILL EASILY ENDURE A ROUND TRIP. SHE HAS ENOUGH Fooo, FUEL, AND OXYGEN STORED ON THE SHIP So THAT SHE wILL BE ABLE TO TAKE HER TIME AND CRUISE AROUND THE UNIVERSE FOR AWHILE. RADIO WORD HAS BEEN RECEIVED THAT SHE IS DOING FINE AND HAVING THE TIME or HER LIFE. NEW RESTAURANT RUNS STORK CLUB OUT OF BUSINESS A NEW RESTAURANT RECENTLY OPENED AcRoss BROADWAY FROM THE STORK CLUB AND I8 EASILY RUNNING MR. BlLLlNGBLEYg PRDRRIETDR or THE FAMED NIGHT CLUB, OUT or BUSINEBBA THE New CORPORATION I8 CALLED nHOLBEN'S HABH House' AND I8 QRERATED sv MISS DOROTHY HOLDEN, SKILLED FEMININE CHEF. MISS HOLBEN'B MOTTO IS nEAT TO GAIN WEIGHT.DON'T DESERT THE DESSERTIW ONE or THE MAIN ATTRACTIONS IN THE NEW EATING 8POT IS A FAMOUS CIGARETTE GIRL. EILEEN GRAVBILLQ MISS GRAvoILL I8 KNOWN FAR AND WIDE ron HER TECHNIQUE USED IN SELLING GIGARETTES ANo CIGARSG WITH ONE swEET SMILE AND THE ATTRAGTIVENESS or HER CIGARETTE SHOULDER sox, SHE RERSUADES EVEN THE NONSMUKER8 TO nPURCHASE Sv THE oARToN.' CATTLE RANCHER RECEIVES LARGE BEEF CONTRACT THE LARGEST BEEF CONTRACT EVER DRAWN un av CONGRESS wAS IGsuED TO NoTED IDAHD RANCHERy TERRY WATTS. MR. WATTS RECENTLY RUR- CHASED A SMALL RANCH or 500.000 ACRES. ON THE ouTSKIRTs or HIS owN, WHICH NOW MAKES HIM SOLE OWNER or IDAHD. HE WILL BE THE NATl0N'S GREATEST SUPPLIER or BEEF, RAISING ARRRoxIMATELv oNE- HALF or THE COUNTRV'S STEAKBG SCAFFOLD BREAKS: WORKER DANGLES ON LINCOLNIS NOSE A SOAFFOLD BROKE FRIDAY AFTER- NOON IN THE BLACK HILLS, NEARLY CAUSING TRAGEDY. A WORKER, DAVID GLIDOEN, WHOSE Jos IT IS TO KEEP THE PAGES or THE FAMOUS PRESI- DENTS CLEAN, wAS WASHING MR. LIN- C6LN!S PAGE WHEN THE ROPES BROKEQ THE SCAFFOLD FELL AND MR. GLIDDEN GRAQBEG MR.LlNCOLN Sv THE NoSE.HE wAS LATER REScuED Sv HELICOPTER. AIRLINE STEWARDESS IS HEROINEg WILL MARRY PILOT SMITH, AIRLINE MISS ROSELLA STEWARDES8 ON A DC-6 FLIGHT BE- AND SAN FRAN- TwEEN SINGAPORE CISCO, IS TODAY A HEROINEQ THE PLANE THAT MISS SMITH FLIES ON CRASHED LAST EVENING, JUST 25 MILES OFF THE COAST FRoM SINGA- PORE. MISS SMlTH,THOUGH SLIGHTLY BRUISED HERSELF, MANAGED TO KEEP THE PASSENGERS FROM GROWING PANICKY AND wAS ABLE T0 DIRECT EVERYONE T0 LIFE RAFTSQALSO T0 BE CCMMENDED FOR BRAYERY AND QUICK THINKING IS LT. MAx PEARSALLo HE DISPLAYED GREAT INGENUITV AND SKILL IN LANDING THE PLANE SAFELY IN THE WATER. MR. PEARSALL AND MISS SMITH HAVE A SPECIAL REASON FOR WANTING EACH TO SURvIvE THE CRASH SAFELYD THEY PLAN TO BE MARRIED IN THE NEAR FUTURE. NEWLY ELECTED QUEEN OF IRELAND TAKES THRONE MISS SHARQF BROWNELL, NEWLY- ELECTED QUEEN OF IRELAND, TOOK HER PLACE CN THAT NATIONAS THRONE AT DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY MORNING AT IO:3O. MISS BROWNELL wAS UNANI- MCUSLY ELECTED BECAUSE OF HER ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND THE PROB- LEMS OF THE IRISH PEOPLE. QUEEN SHARONAS FIRST TASK IS TO SET WEDNESDAY ASIDE AS A DAY OF HALL PLAY AND No WORKU FOR THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF THAT COUNTRYC QUEEN TO TAKE JOB IN HONOLULU BIRKS, I953 MISS JULIENNE L.H.S. HOMECOMING QUEEN, HAS RE- WILL ACCEPT A vEALED THAT SHE POSITION AS TELEGRAPHER IN THE COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE OF THE HONOLULU AIRPCRT. MISS BIRKS HAS A FINE BACK- GRDUND FOR COMMUNICATIONS, ETC., HAVING TAKEN CARE OF ALL FACULTY ANU HOME-ROOM BULLETINS AT L.H.S. PREMIER OF TWO NEWEST MOVIES TO BE MAY I9 THE PREMIER OF THE TWO LATEST MDVIE RELEASES WILL BE MAY I9 AT THE Cox STREET THEATER IN LCS ANGELES. BEVERLY FITCH'S LATEST MOVIE HWET DESERTU IS SLATED T0 BE A SMASH HIT. SINCE MISS FITCH MADE HER FIRST WESTERN, SHE HAS BEEN KNOWN AS UQUEEN OF THE COWGlRLSn AND IS ONE OF THE Box CFFICE TOP TEN. THE DOUBLE FEATURE ALSO INCLUDES ERNEST STUEVE'S NEW MovIE HYOUNG MAN WITH A HORNon IN TEGHNICOLOR, WITH A CAST OF THOUSANDS, THIS MovIE I8 ALSO PREDICTED TO TAKE IN A BIG Sox OFFICE PURSE. BALLERINA MARLOJEANIA OPENS BALLET SEASON IN LONDON WDRLD-FAMED BALLERINA, MARLO- JEANIA, OPENED HER ACT IN THE ENGLISH PALACE IN LONDON,ENGLAND, FRIDAY NIGHT. MARLDUEANIA GOT HER FIRST UBIG BREAKH WHEN SHE APPEARED ON A COAST-TO-COAST TELEVISION STATION. SHE HAS BEEN ON A woRLD TOUR UNTIL RECENTLYQ MARLOJEANIA wAS KNOWN AS MARLC JEAN STowERS DURING HER HIGH SCHOOL DAYS IN LOGAN, lowA. SINGER MAKES DEBUT IN SINGAPORE NEw SENSATION, WAHNEETA WALLS, IS OPENING HER ACT IN SINGAPORE MAY I3. MISS WALLS IS ON HER TDUR OF THE WORLDIS OUTSTANDING NIGHT SPOTS. HER MANAGER, LARRY SMITH, HAS REVEALED THAT MISS WALLS MAY ACCEPT A G-M-G MOVIE CONTRACT IN THE NEAR FUTURE. THE MovIE BUSINESS HAS BEEN TRYING TO GET HER TO ACCEPT A CONTRACT FDR YEARS BUT MISS WALLS SAYS SHE LIKES TO TRAVEL. MR. SMITH, A FORMER PRIZEFIGHTER, HAS BEEN MANAGING MISS WALLS ExCLUSIvELY SINCE HE QUIT THE FIGHT BUSINESS SEVERAL YEARS AGO' LARGEST GOLD MINE IN THE WORLD OPENED IN ALASKA WORD HAS SEEN RECEIVED rRoM DDME, ALASKA, THAT PERRV RIEE AND ROBERT OSREDHT HAVE OPENED A HUGE GOLD MINE NEAR THERE PDR SIGHT' SEERSQ THE MAIN VEIN or THE MINE IS 2 MILES WIDE AND APPROXIMATELY 500 MILES LONG. , R. OSRECHT AND MR. RIEF ARE SERIOUSLY CONSIDER- ING DDNATING A PORTION or THE MINE T0 A CERTAIN O. L. MORGAN DF LOGAN, IDwA. IT SEEMS HE ONCE DID THEM A PAVDR LONG AGO. ,SOME- THING ABOUT TEACHING THEM GOVERN- MENT so THOROUGHLYa LATEST PARIS DESIGNS MODELED AT FASHION SHOW LED PULTE, THOUGH AMERICAN BORN, IS FAST MAKING wAv TO FAME IN FRENGH DESIGNS or WOMEN'S CLOTHING. MR. PULTE HAS SEEN ADVDDATING THE IDEA or BRINGPNG BACK sHoRT SKIRTSQ HE WILL BE HONORED AT A LUNDHEDN GIVEN IN THE PRESIDENT HOTEL WEDNESDAY EVENING. HIS CHIEF MODEL, MISS DOROTHY ANN HARTER, WILL wEAR ONE or HIS LATEST CREATIONS T0 THE LUNCHEONQ SHE wILL MODEL SEVERAL OTHERS AT THE FASHION SHow AT THE phESlDENT THURSDAY MDRNING. MISS HARTER HAS BEEN HIGHLY PRAISED IN THE PAST WHEN SHE Moo- ELED BEFORE SUCH WELL-KNOWN IN- DIVIDUALS AS THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER, THE QUEEN or ENGLAND, AND DUDHESS or WINDSDR. CAB DRIVERS' CONVENTION HELD THE ANNUAL DAS DRIVER'S DDNVEN- TION IS BEING HELD THIS WEEK IN NEw YORK. THE CONVENTION WAS OPENED WITH AN ADDRESS sv Mn. MARVIN COLLINS, PRESIDENT or THE AFTPOCTCD--QASSDCIATIDN FOR THE PREVENTION cr CRUELTY TO CAB DRIVERSJ. MR, CCILINS' ADDRESS WAS TITLED--UHCN In AVOID BECOM- ING A WADHV-HAQHYIH PRIVATE SECRETARY REVEALS PICKLE KING'S PURCHASE OF WALL STREET CARRIE BELL KING, PRIVATE SEC- RETARV TO GARY OLDER-PICKLE KING, REVEALED WEDNESDAV MORNING THAT HER Doss HAS JUST COMPLETED THE PURCHASE or WALL STREET. MR. OLOFF MADE HIS FORTUNE IN LONDON, ENGLAND, WHERE HE BEGAN HIS FIRST PICKLE PLANT WITH THE MDTTD NPICKLES FDR YDUR PLEASUREnn MISS KING wAs CHOSEN MISS SWEET-DILL or I9S3 AT THE INTER- NATIONAL KOSHER CONVENTION IN ITALY. As A RESULT SHE RECEIVED A SCREEN TEST AND A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. As SDUEAKV PLACED THE Soon BACK ON ITS SHELF,HE THOUGHT TO HIMSELF HYES, IIM VERY PLEASED WITH THEM ALL. GESSEUL IN HIS DONE HIS UTMDST THEV HAVE TRAVELED TO 8 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND HAVE BEHELD UNKNOWN REGIONS OF WATER AND SPACEDH SCRAP- EACH ONE IS Suc- OWN wAv AND HAS T0 HELP SOCIETYQ THOSE or us wHo HAVE BEEN TRAvELING THE GLDDK or TIME IN SEARCH or INTELLIGENCE FOR THE PAST TWELVE YEARS SEQUEATH TO OUR succESSoRS MANY HOURS or TIME IN THE FORM or ouR TALENTS AND P08- SESSIONS. To OUR INSTRUCTORS, WE SEQDEATH OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION EDR SUPERVISION AND GUIDANCE IN BEING THE HANDS or ouR cLocK DURING THE PAST TWELVE YEARS. WE, THE TIME TRAVELERS, HOPE THAT THE FUTURE cLocK wATcHERS WILL GET THE uTMosT VALUE FROM ouR MOST TREASURED HOURS. DOROTHY HARTER wILLS HER RDSI- TIoN AS GHEERLEADER TO BEVERLY BIRHS IF SHE wANTS IT. RODNEY OLSEN wILLS HIS WSPEEDH TO DSN GRIFEITH CIN LOVE AND BTUDIESB. ROSELLA SMITH wILLS HER TVPING SPEED TO JOANNE FASZHOLZ. MAx PEARSALL WILLS HIS ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH THE GIRLS TU ROBERT DAIGH. EILEEN GRAYBILL WILLS HER LEGS T0 DORIS DUNGAN. FRED ScHwERTLEv WILLS HIMSELE T0 REGINA, BE SHE wILLING T0 TARE HIM. SHARON BROWNELL WILLS HER SENIOR-CLASS PRESIDENCV T0 SOME POOR UNSUSPECTING JUNIOR. GARY OLDER WILLS HIS GURLY HAIR TO MR. BALL. WAHNEETA WALLS WILLS HER SING- ING ASILITV TO MARDINE RAcoeS. MARVIN COLLINS WILLS HIS Jos AS CLASS TREASURER T0 SOMEONE wHo NEEDS A NEw CHEVIE. PERRY RIEF REFUSES T0 PART WITH ANYTHING. HE SAYS, ULET THEM GET WHAT THEY wANT FOR THEMSELVESAU TERRY WATTS wILLS HIS ASILITV TO Loon THROUGH HEvHoLES WITHOUT STUOPING OVER TO GALE MuxrELDT. MARILYN PITT WILLS HER CHAIR IN HDME EG. CLASS T0 IRENE ALEx- ANDER- , DoRoTHv CHRISTENSEN WILLS HER QUIET AND DIGNIEIED MANNER TO SALLY HoLEToN. FRANK BURSRIDGE WILLS HIS TRIM FIGURE TO JIM Hoon. MARLO STOWERS WILLS HER ABIL- ITV TO SPEAK up IN SOCIAL PROB- LEMS CLASS T0 HAROLD DICKINSON. LARRY SMITH wILLS HIS FIGHTING ASILITv TO GARv PITT. DOROTHV HOLBEN wILLS HER HEARTv LAUGH TO JANICE WALLS. ERNEST STUEVE WILLS HIS BUILO TO HLITTLEH Douc RIEF. DOLORES MENCHING WILLS ALL THE OLD PENCILS AND ERASERS LEFT IN HER LOCKER T0 THE GIRLS WHO GET IT NEXT vEAR. EUGENE POOLE WILLS HIS JUMP SHOTS IN BASKETBALL T0 SOMEBODY wHo wANTS T0 MARE THE TEAM NExT vEAR. BEVERLY FITCH WILLS HER VIM, VIGOR, AND VITALITV T0 BONNIE POOLE. DAVID GLIDDEN WILLS HIS EooT- BALL AeILITv TO DANNY MICHAEL. JULIENNE BIRKS WILLS HER or- FICE Joe TO JULIENE OLSEN. BERNADINE WILSON wILLS HER LONG HAIR TO JACKIE FOUNTAIN. CARRIE BELL KING wILLS HER WINNING SMILE T0 HELEN PETERSDN. MARY McEvov WILLB HER QDIET- NESS TO ALICE NETSCH. ROBERT OBRECHT HILLS ALL HIS Louo PLAID SHIRTS T0 RICHARD BDEDEGKER. Leo PULTE WILLS HIS GOOD GRADES TO HOWARD WHITMORE. MARJDRIE CLARK wILLs HER SAS- KETBALL ABILITY TO DELDRES DAKAN. SIGNED, SEALED, AND WITNESSED av FELLOW TRAVELERS, THIS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT HAS SEEN DE- CLARED Sv THE NTIME TRAVELERSn or LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL, ON THIS EIGH- TEENTH DAY or MAv, IN THE YEAR or ouR LORD, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE. ' Ivan: I- if www' Wm.. '-.IMA ,zfwrm ,,,IIIwII-,A 5 Q' Af .'+ if -. ff id . .V H . I -I A if A A62 I AID: TL ik? Q' 6, '3' VT!-.-12 YQ if ' EKLYQJZQ ' - 6222 f.f7'Q::,1e-51 ' -. Q IQ Q E gif? 5 5 ggfg 2!!Phz 3 Q 'X 5 ' .L Lzt:::.S:aS - X, 'Q Ia 'Q S P? -. , Y. 'I UITSFS7 REMEMBER THE GIRLS WITH THEIR DOGOOLLARS AND HAIR RIBBONSA SHARON BROWNELL'S CHRISTMAS TIME. HISTORY CLASS WITH MR. MCDONALD. MR. MORGAN'S JOKES IN SOCIAL PRO- BLEMSI TRIPS TG MUSID CONTEST AND ALL- STATE CHORUSr MAX AND ROSlE,S ROMANCE. HOW SLEEPY EVERVONE ALWAYS GOT IN SDDIAL PROBLEMS CLASS. JULIENNE BIRKS AND HER CLARINET. HISTDRV PIGNIOS AT HARLANA MARLO STOWERS AS THE ONLV GIRL IN PHYSICS CLASS. ALL THE PRACTICEQ AT NOON AND AFTER SCHOOL EOR MUSIO. DECORATING FOR THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET IN '52. GLASS MEETINGS THAT COULDN'T GET A UNANIMOUS VOTE. WAHNEETA AND LARRY BETWEEN CLASSES. BOS OSREGHT AND HIS MAKE-UP WORK. POOR MISS BOSENHOUSE wITH TWO SOOKKEEPING GLASSES. COURT OVlATT'B MARRIAGE TO NORMA NELSON. THE APRIL FOOL ECHO. THE DAY GENELLI TOOK THE SENIOR PICTURES. THE SENIOR PARTY. SHARON BROWNELL AS CLASS PRESI- DENT- SOv'S TVPING GLASS. LOGAN'S TERRIBLE FOOTBALL RECORD ENGAG EMENT AT FOR '53. DOROTHY AND RODNEY'S SURPRISE ENGAGEMENTO MARV COLLINS AS THE CLASS TREAS- URER. How MEAN Bov'S GLEE CLUB WAS. MISS SMITH, THE FRESHMAN ENGLISH TEACHER. WHEN EUGENE POOLE FELL THROUGH THE FLOOR IN THE OLD BUILDING ON HIS wAv TO LUNCH. THE FAO or DUAMOND RINGS IN THE SENIOR GLASS. ALL THE SOON REPORTS LITERATURE CLASS. WAHNEETA WALLS A8 THE SHORTEST DRUM MAJORETTE IN IOWA. WHEN THE MUSIC STUDENTS RETURNED WITH ELEVEN l'S FROM CONTEST. MISS EHLERT AS OUR VOOAL AND IN- STRUMENTAL INSTRUCTOR. THE SEWING AND COOKING IN HOME Ec WE WROTE UN CLASS. MISS KAY, IN 4TH, YTH, AND 8TH GRADES. THE LITTLE EVERY MORNING IN 2ND GRADE. OUR TRIP TO OMAHA IN 7TH GRADE. FRED SCHWERTLEY'8 ROMANCE WITH REGINA WHITMOREA MR. BALL AS OUR NEW PRINCIPAL. THE NEw DESKS IN STUDY HALL. HAVING OUR ICE CREAM AND CAKE PARTY AFTER SELLING THE MOST MAGAZINES or ANv cLASs BEFORE. THE DAv WE RECEIVED OUR GLASS RINGS. PRACTICE FOR OUR MUSIO PROGRAMS AND SAND CONCERTS. How GEORGE BARRIER ALWAYS HAD A nQUICK ANSWERH wHEN THE SOVS WERE WRAZZUNGU HIM. THE POWERFUL RED HMODEL AW FRANK BURBRIDGE DROVE TO SOHOOL. MARV COLLINIS HONOR ROLL GRADES SONG WE USED T0 SONG AS A FRESHMANA DAVE GLIDDENIS NEVIL EYESH OR WDOUBLE WHAMMYH IN JUNIOR LIT- ERATURE CLASSA WHEN MAX PEARSALL SPENT A FULL NOON HOUR IN THE CLOSET WHEN HE WAS IN FIRST GRADE. THE NIGHT BOS OSREOHT RAN OVER THREE FIGS wITH HIS FORD. GARY OLOFF'S HCHEVVQH HOW RODNEV OLSEN USED TO HFROLIC AROUNDH AT NOON. How EVERVONE CALLED EUGENE POOLE HCESSAH REMEMBER THE DAY MISS KAv AND LEO PULTE nTANGLED.' THE nGRADE8n PERRY RIEE GOT ERDM MR. MORGANQ FRED SoHwERTLEv A8 'Doc BROWNAU LARRY SMITHIS NUMEROU8 FIGHTBS HOW EVERYONE CALLED TERRY WATTS nDEWEVou HOW CDURT OVIATT USED TO DISAGREE wITH MISS SMITH. wHEN LED PULTE LOST HIS GASHEUL- NES8 IN HIGH SCHOOL. HOW nUNDEClDEDn DAvE GLIDDEN wAs AS A SENIDR. ALL or MARv COLLlN'S DIFFERENT DARS AND THE HLITTLE COLLI- SIONSU HE HAD. THE RECORD-BREAKING PACE FRANK URBRIDGE SET IN TRACK HIS JUNIOR YEAR. GEORGE BARRIER'B OLD HoRsE AND HIS WPICKLES AND aEER.W HOW SHARON AND EILEEN DPSLIKED ONE ANOTHER AS FRESHMENo wHEN THE SHERIFF GOT RODNEV OUT or BED AT ONE IN THE MORNING ' FOR QUESTlONlNGo THE THREE nPADDLlNGSn MAx PEAR- SALL RECEIVED IN FIRST GRADE. THE NIGHT ERNEST STuEvE DROVE HOME FROM PISGAHA THE DAv THE STH GRADE GIRLS HAD THEIR MOTHERS TO SCHOOL. WHEN GARY AND MAx PLAvED HHOOKYU AS JUNIDRS. THE STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT THAT FOUR aovs ATTENDED. DOROTHY C. AND RODNEV 0. DURING THEIR SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR' AND SENIOR VEARSA ALL THE ABUSE SHARON BRowNELL TOOK AS SENIOR CLASS PRESI- DENT. HOW CDURT AND PAUL USED TO PLAv NHOOKYN ALL THE TIME. How EVERYONE USED T0 CALL DDLDRES MENCHING HSCRAWNYQU WHEN THE SDGIAL PROBLEMS GLASS SANG NHAPPY BlRTHDAYn TO MR. MDRGAN. DOROTHY HARTER AND TDM HICKEY. wHEN JULIENNE BIRHS WON THE COUNTY SPELLING CONTEST IN BTH GRADED THE DAY MISS klY AND TERRY wREcK- E0 ON TERRV'S SLED. How EASY THE GIRLS COULD GET MR. MARSHALL nELuSTERED.' WHEN CARRIE BELL DID HER wonx IN THE DEFIGE. MR, MORGAN ALWAYS SENDING THE HIDS OUT OF HDMERDDM FDR TALKING. THE TRIR TO WOODBINE THE PHYSICS GLASS MADE. MISS LEENEV A8 OUR SWELL RRINDI- PAL EDR DUR FIRST THREE YEARS or HIGH SCHOOLQ THE RECORD or SIZOS WE SET BELL' ING MAGAzINES A8 JUNIDRS. EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION. ALL THE nFEUOSn WE HAD WITH OTHER CLASSES IN GRADE SCHOOL. wHEN THE sovs HAD TO CLEAN ALL THE SIDEWALKS BEFORE THEY COULD PLAY IN THE JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TDURNAMENT. ALL THE nPERFECTn EXPERIMENTS THE PHVSICS GLASS MADE. wAHNEETA'S NICKNAME, NSTUBAN THE HPEP TALKBH GIVEN ev COACH EVANS. ALL THE WORK THAT WENT INTO THE LOGAN LDG or l953. ouR FIRST DAv or scHooL. THE HBLACK MARKSU WE RECEIVED IN MR. BLAcH's GLASSES. STEALING RIES AT THE JUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET WHEN WE WERE SDRHDMDRES. THE NEW LIGHTS 'IN MR. MARSHALL'S RDDM. THE wAv THE GIRLS SANG ENRDUTE TO A BASKETBALL GAME. WHEN WE USED T0 STOP AND EAT AT DENISON AFTER A BALLGAMEA THE HDME ED MEALS MISS BOBENHOUBE HAD DURING BOOKKEEPING GLASS. DOROTHY HOLBEN'S JOKES. THE SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL. SENIOR GRADUATION ExERcISES. MRS. RYAN AND THE GOOD HDT LUNDHES. LARRY SMITH'S NIGKNAME WCHI.' THE DRAKE RELAYS or '52. OUR FRESHMAN PARTYA THE BASKETBALL ABILITY or MARJ CLARK. PEMEMBER MARV'S TAXI SERVICE. THE DAY DDRDTHY HOLBEN ALMOST LOST HER HSHORTSU IN P.T. GLASS. HOW MARLD ALWAYS TOOK THE TEACH- ER'S SIDED MARILYN plTT'S ENGAGEMENT. WHEN DOROTHY HARTER wAS KNOCKEO OUT IN A BASKETBALL GAME. MARS, BERNADINE, EILEEN AND DOROTHY AS THE TOP BASKETBALL PLAYERS IN THE SENIOR CLASS. THE DAY Boa AND WAHNEETA PLAYED HOOKYH AS SENIDRS. THE PEOPLE wHc WERE ALWAYS LATE WITH ECHO AND LOG WDRK. THE SENIOR GIRLS AND THEIR PING- PONG GAMES IN P.T. TERRV, EUGENE, AND MAX A8 THE ONLY SENIOR BOYS ON THE BAS' KETSALL TEAM. MARY McEvoY AND HER SMILE. THE WESTERN lowA CONFERENCE AND HARRISON COUNTY TRADN MEETS. THE NEW ATHLETIC FIELD. BEVERLY, WAHNEETA, GAVE AND MAX AS THE ONLY ONES TC FINISH TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER. DUR SENIOR GRADUATION PRESENTS. ALL THE WORK MISS BOBENHOUSE SRENT ON THE Loc AND ECHO. MISS JOHNSON AS THE GHAPERDNE Fon THE GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD. DoLoRES MENCHlNG'S ONE BLIND DATE. ALL THE PICTURES MISS BOBENHOUSE TOOK. THE HVITAL STATISTICSU MISS JOHN- SON REPT FDR THE BOYS' BASKET- BALL TEAM. OUR GRADE SCHOOL PUCNICS. ' THE Docs THAT USED T0 THINK THEY WANTED T0 COME T0 ScHooL. ALL THE eooxs THAT ACCIDENTALLY GOT DRDPPED DUT THE WINDOWS. THE DAY GARY OLDEE GDT HIT IN THE HEAD WITH A BALL THAT HAD coME THROUGH THE WINDOW. ALL THE TIMES THE Sovs WOULD TRY TO PULL MR. FlTCH'S TIE OFF. COULD ALWAYS LAUGH N How THE BOYS AT ANYTHING. MARILYN PITT's TRIP T0 TEXAS. ROSELLA'S HOPE DHEST. MARY McEvDv'S RETURN T0 LOGAN TO GRADUATE HERE. CARRIE BELL'S FORMAL SHE MADE IN HOME Ec. EILEEN GRAYBILL AS THE BEST GURL DRIvER IN HIGH SCHOOL. HOW PERRY SOON SESAME ADJUSTED TO THE HIGH SCHOOL MANNERS. BERNADINE AND HER SAILOR SHE BE- GAME ENGAGED T0.' ALL THE PARTIES WE HAD AT BEVER- Lv'S HOUSE IN GRADE SDHDDL. THEMES CDURT OVRATT HAD ALL THE TO D0 FOR MR. FITCH. HOW ERNEST STUEVE ELIRTED WITH ALL THE L.H.S. GIRLS. THE Goon GRADES FRED SCHWERTLEY RECEIVED. WHEN DOROTHY HARTER wAS CALLED HCALIFORNIAHA THE WAY THE SENIGR eovs CROWDED T0 THE HDME Ee RooM JUST AS THE GIRLS FINISHED COOKING. THE ONE-ACT PLAYS SPONSORED ev MR. FlTCHo ALL THE TIME SPENT WRITING THE WREMEMSERSU. ALL THE FUN WE HAD GOING T0 AND ERDM THE BASKETBALL GAMES. THE HOURS SPENT ev THE SENIDR GIRLS TO PUBLISH THE ECHO. MR. EVANS LAw CLASS. THE HTRAILER DATESN WITH MRo AND MRS. FITCH. OUR ERESHMAN LATIN GLASS. THE POST OFFICE WE HAD IN SECOND GRADE FOR VALENTlNE'S DAY. THE DAY IN FIRST GRADE WHEN PAUL WOODARD FORGOT TO COME T0 SCHOOL AND wENT TO SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTEAD. HOW THE SDYS TEASED JULIENNE WHEN SHE FIRST GAME TO SDHDDL. SHARON AND COURT'S ROMANCE lN 8TH GRADE. How SASHRUL DOROTHY CHRISTENSEN wAS. MARS CLARK AND HER ULITTLE RED FORDU. How MR. FITGH USED TO CATCH THE nVANDALSn SMOKING IN THE REST- RDDM. THE DAY FRED AND DAVE HERE UF ON THE SCHOOLHOUSE. REMEMBER THE NROUGH TIMEH MARLD AND MRS- MAC IN LITERA- TURE CLASS. THE nACClDENTn RALPH PITT HAD IN FIRST GRADE. How THE BOYS USED SUPPLY FROM THE THIRD GRADE CLOSET. THE TROUBLE WE HAD WUTH OUR SIXTH GRADE TEACHER, Mass MTTGHELL. WHEN WE ALL LEFT OUR eooxs IN THE HALL DvER CHRISTMAS VACATION IN SIXTH GRADE. ouR TRIP T0 OMAHA IN JUNIOR HTGH. THE STORIES MR. WOLF USED T0 READ THE BOYS GAVE TD GET A CHALK us. WHAT A swELL TEACHER MRS. LYTLE wAs. US ALWAYS HAV!NG THE BEST CLASS PARTIES. FRANx'S SEAT BREAKING DOWN IN SOClAL PROBLEMS CLASS. How THE MIXED OCTETTE CAME HOME FROM STATE WITH LOGANIS ONLY ngn SENIOR GIRLS GAVE A WHEN THE DINNER FOR JuNroR GIRLS' THE UWINE RARTYU AT ETLEEN GRAV- BlLL'S. STATE CDNTEST, 4953, THE RAIN, AND THE nFREEn SOUVENIRS. JULIENNE BIRKS' TRIP T0 OKLAHOMA. SLTDTNG DOWN BANISTERS AS FRESH- MAN. MR. MORGAN'S OLD SAYING BEFORE EVERY TEST, WND 'RENTNSULA' CAMPAIGNS.u HTS DEFINITION or A PENUNSULA--A NARROW RNECKH or LAND STUCKING OUT TO HSEAU. How FRED AND MARVIN NWORKEDH EDR Boa EvANs DURTNG TRACK SEASON. TERRY WATTS SITTING IN THE FIRST ROW WITH ALL GIRLS DURING DDM- MENCEMENT EXERCISES. COMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, i953 PRDGESSTDNAL. . INVOCATTON. . VOCAL SOLO ..... SALUTATORY ADDRESS. . VDGAL SoLo ...... VALEDTDTDRY ADDRESS . Music . . ...... COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ..... VOCAL SOLO .......... . . . .SALLY HDLETDN . REV. DAVID SIMPSON . . .DAVID GLTDDEN . .FRED SCHWERTLEV . . DOROTHY HDLSEN . .SHARON BROWNELL . . GIRLS' QUARTET . MR. VERN ALLPHIN . . WAHNEETA WALLS PRESENTATION or CLASS or '53. . . . . PRTN. R. E. BALL PRESENTATION or DTRLDMAS. . . ACCEPTANCE or DTPLDMAS. . . . . . SAXOPHONE SDLD. . . . . . , . . . . MR. CARL BURSRTDGE . .SHARDN BROWNELL . .ERNEST STUEVE PRESENTATION OF ETGHTH GRADE DIPLOMAS . . . . . DR. ROLLA Hoon Musuc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BENEDDCTION . REDESSTDNAL . . . . .ETGHTH GRADE SEXTETTE . REV. DAV!D SIMPSON . . . .SALLY HOLETON N A .M ww Li' FRANK BURBRIDGE--HTC Lvve A HAPPY AND EVENTFUL LIFE.u MARVIN COLLINS--uTO MAKE MONEY IN A PLEASANT WAYIU DAVE GLIDDEN--UTC ae SATISFIED, suv NOT COMPLETELV.u Roaenr OBRECHT--nT0 ENJOY LIFE-n GARY OLOFF--NTD LEAD vHe LIFE I LOVE,AND LOVE vue LIFE I LEAD? RODNEY OLSEN--HTO MAKE SENSE AS WELL AS MONEY.n MAx PEARSALL--UTC ae A MAN or DlSTINCTION.n EUGENE POOLE--NTD ae HEALTHV, HAPPY, AND SUCCE8SFUL.u Leo PULTE--HTO LIVE LONG ENOUGH vo see THE WORLD AT PEACE-H Pennv PIEF--HTC ALWAYS LOOK AT THe BRIGHTER SIDE or LIre.' Fneo SCHWERTLEY--UTD MAKE AT LEAST oNe CONTRIBUTION ro THE BETTERMENT or oun WOPLDAH LARRY SMITH--HTC MAKE sooo IN EVERYTHING I oo.n ERNEST Svueve--NTo ae SUCCESSFUL IN Mv LIFE'S woRx.n Tennv WATTS--HTo AcHIeve HAPPI- NESS AND success vanousu A WELL-SPENT LlFEon SHARON BROWNELL--UTC ACCOMPLISH AT LEAST ONE IMPOPTANT THING IN LIFE-H I DOROTHY CHRISTENSEN--HTC ALWAYS oo Mv eesT.H MARJOPIE CLARK--WTO ee wose, HAPPY, AND 8ENEFICIAL.n BEVERLY FITcH--HTo ae SUCCESSFUL IN ALL UNDERTAKINGS-U EILEEN GnAveILL--UTQ see vue WORLD AT PeAcE.n Donoruv HARTER--WTO LIve Fon OTHERS-H Donovuv HOLBEN--nT0 ae CLEAR or HEART ANo MINDQU CARRIE BELL KING--nTo Know AND ENJOY none or LlFE.u MARY McEvoy--'To pnouo or Me.n DOLORES HENCHING--WTO ALWAYS MAKE rue Mosv or TODAVIH MARILYN DITT-'nT0 TRAVEL WIDELV.n POSELLA SMITH-UTo se cousrnuc- 1Ive IN EVERYTHING I ATTEMPT-U MARLO JEAN Svowens--nSecuRITv IN AN UNSETTLED WORLD.n WAHNEETA WALLS--uNEVER T0 ee SELF-SATISFIEOI TO AIM HIGH, ro ACHIEVE Muon, AND T0 ENJOY MAKE MY PARENT 8 JULIENNE Beane--nTo GAIN wssoom LIVINGAU Fnom Tue EXPERIENCES or BERNADINE WILSON--UTD MAKE mv OTHEPS.u LIFE wonTHwHILe TO ofnens ANo vo MVSELF-n BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY, MAY I7, l953 PROCESSIONAL. INVOCATION. . MUSIC . I s a 0 - - 1 READING or SCRIPTURE. I MUSIC . . . . . . . . BACCALAUREATE SERMQN. MUSIC ....... BENEDICTION . RECESSIONAL . . . . .SALLV HOLETON . .Rev. Roaenr EVANS . . .GIRLS' Sexvevre . Rev. S. R. COLEMAN . . GIRLS' GLee GLU: . . Rev. S. R. COLEUXN . MIXED DOUBLE QqAmf:T . .Rev. Roaenr EVANS . . .SALLY HOLETQN VL 2z f' :r'i. gl' , A313559 f-LN X. .fix 'Qilwf-'-. J AES ' , s '19T?f'g a-1 ,gk 2 f ' '-Qxfn - 'wlfmfa ' 4 gs 5 ,, 'dv' 552: ' X ...- 'Q K F 1 O,-4 S if 3 iz, g 4 vii. 1 Q1 jx -Q: fi vi' 2' x . ' ..'vJ-NT' -. g- ' ,. f ! - ' Mvffg-:Ls XX 575' N554 ' -' J maiw ,fin 1 ,, V I I' X 'Q . N 4 . T',.535g. L13 'a-, ' , 'am 'S B 'Vi :F- qirl :-13596 V erm -sw 1::iQfl'Q :1Q:'i - 'Qt-HQ? 6 x 4.2, . :. +P, bf. I r A 1 ll '371+,. . , , K 425, , 115, 6 BTW ,,. s-' 'Y .ff a X1 4,15 Q SPORTS-Providing healthy competition and building healthy bodies promoting school spirit and loyalty . . . aid in self-development . . demon strate vitalness of teamwork and co-operation . . . precision plus split seconds are essential to this part of the L. H. S. clock. PANTHERS OF 1952 Mr. Black, Merlin Straight, Gale Muxfeldt, Arlon Meier, Ernest Stueve, Paul Woodard Mr Evans Dave Glidden, Gary Pitt, Robert Pettit, Harold Kierscht, Howard Harter, Leo Pulte, Fred Schwert ley, Stanley Weed Joe Potter, Court Oviatt, Don Griffith, Robert Obrecht, Jack Minshall, Fred Divelbess Dean Van Cleave Gaylord Obrecht, Nile Muxfeldt, Robert Daigh, Gene Maaske, Loren Gamet, Dennis Frazle Dunlap Missouri Valley Woodbine Ida Grove Denison Harlan Onawa Mapleton Dunlap SEASON'S SCORES Logan 7 Logan 0 Logan 6 Logan 0 Logan 0 Logan 0 Logan 0 Logan 6 Logan 6 OPPONENTS' STATISTICS Total Points 261 LO'GAN'S STATISTICS Total Points 25 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Ralph Holland, Leo Pulte, Eugene Peters-on, Coach John Black, Coach Bob Evans, Don Griffith Robert Pettit, Ernest Stueve, Mgr. Max Pearsall, Merlin Straight, Arlon Meier, Eugene Poole, Stanley Weed, Terry Watts. Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan SEASON'S SCORES Magnolia 21 COUNTY TOURNAMENT ' h 4 Mgiign 43 Logan 36 Missouri Valley 38 Missouri Valley 46 Modale 38 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Woodbine 57 Onawa 63 Logan 41 Woodbine Mondamin 45 Dunlap 47 Denison 61 TOTAL OPPONENTS' POINTS 855 Missouri Valley 42 ig TOTAL LOGAN'S POINTS 569 Dunlap 53 Woodbine 55 WON 2, LOST 15 OPPONENTS' AVERAGE PER GAME 50.3 LOGAN'S AVERAGE PER GAME 33.5 V- GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Bob Evans, Marjorie Finley, Betty Ofbrecht, Miss Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Joyce Thomp son, Coach John Black. Eileen Graybill, Wilma Straight, Irene Alexander, Jane Harvey, Marilyn Larson, Bernadine Wilson LaVonne Heim, Doris Rother, Dorothy Ann Hatter, Marjorie Clark, Lorraine Collins, Pauline Hodges ' - Logan 26 Logan 28 Logan 28 Logan 29 Logan 45 Logan 22 Logan 25 Logan 33 Logan 47 Logan 34 Logan 55 Logan 36 SEASONS SCORES Magnolia 32 COUN'I'Y TOURNAMENT Pisgah 43 , 'Missouri Val ey 30 Lvgan 28 Perma 41 Modale 24 Wwdblne 34 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Onawa 40 Logan 35 Little Sioux 57 Mondamin 24 Dunlap 28 Missouri Valley 37 Onawa 53 Dunlap 27 Woodbine 26 TOTAL OPPONENTS' POINTS 496 TOTAL IJOG1AN S POINTS 471 OPPONENTS' AVERAGE PER GAME 35.4 LOGAN'S AVERAGE PER GAME 33.6 WON 7, LOST 7 New X 'mSv PICTUPE IDENTIFICATION I. WAHNEETA WALLS' STUDENT SEP BAND oInEcTon,LEAoS A MARCH BE- TWEEN HALVES AT ONE or THE BAS- KETBALL GAMES. THE BAND ALSO FURNISHED VERY 'Perry' Musnc AT PEP MEETaHcs.L 2. Donovuv HARTER AND EILEEN GRAVBILL LEAD A HEAnTv CHEER BEFORE A 'Sac GAMEnu 3. MARJORIE CLARK SCORES ONCE Mon: Enom THE FREE-THROW LINE, A8 THE LocAN PAHTHERETTES SWAMP DUNLAP IN THE LAST Home GAME. 4. 'Cons oN, LET'S DOUBLE THAT sconelln THE PANTHERETTES Tav TO DOUBLE THE econ: AGAINST DUNLAP IN THE LAST HOME GAME. 5. POOLE SCORES A RFABT BUCKETN IN A THRILLER WITH DUNLAP THAT LooAN LosT--53-50. 6. EUGENE POOLE. EN ROUTE TO A FIRST 'LACE MEDAL IN THE HIGH HURDLES ounonc THE '52 TRACK SEASON. 7. 'LET'S KEEP on THE TRACK HUGHTEII' BNOWNELL GETS orr THE TRACK AS HE TAKES THE BATON Enom DWIGHT WEED. 8. DAvE GLIDDEN PASSES THE aATon T0 RALPH HULLANO. EN ROUTE T0 A FAST 880'YARD RELAY VICTORY. 9. 'Sxv HIGHJIT LEo PULTE CLEARS THE BAR ONCE Hone ron ANOTHER SHOT AT A FIRST-PLACE MEDAL IN THE POLE VAULT. I953 FREE-THROW CHAMPIONS JA NE HARVEY JOE POTTER ATHLETIC RECORDS TRACK--I952 TEAM RECOPD HARRISON COUNTY MEET--3no WESTERN IOWA CoHFEnEHcE--3no NEW SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS SET IN Two-MILE RELAv--9 MIN. I4.7 SEc LOWELL PRAZIER DWIGHT WEED LEo PULTE Psnnv RIEF 880-YAno Run--2 MTN. I4.7 Sec. DWIGHT WEEQ FOOTBALL--I952 ONAHA WORLD HERALD ALL-WESTERN FIRST TEAM: DAvE GLoooEn HONORABLE MEnTIoN: ROBERT PETTTT GALE MUXFELDT ROBERT OBRECHT DES MOINES REGISTER ALL-STATE HONORABLE MENTIoN: DAVIS GLIDDEN ROBERT OSRECHT BASKETBALL--I953 OMAHA WORLD HERALD ALL-WESTERN SECOND TEAM: TERRY WATTS HONORABLE MENTION3 MAx PEARSALL NONPAREI L ALL-SOUTHWEST IOWA HONORABLE MENTTQN: FORWARD! MARJORIE CLARK GuAno: IRENE ALEXANDER I952 IOWA IOWA C-Q' 1.3 J I4 viny- tfhJ 0,1--S QV' JW' R. 'Q 'Qian G1 E 'kxulw .- f S K'9a 4 'J 'I if .-eps. Vi' ' fg- -'- 3, - 4' .Qt Q 122 , -. A-1.57 ,f' f'-.vi-'A-'sl 11.7, ..:' av- .. A- dv- ,it L . ..'.:f -' l. ' ' gf:-3 -9. ,ayigyv gg- . .- ,V .' -.-3' X ' 'fr re . W:I.5 ' - ' -iz' - '-:af - Q . J- ' 3. ' ',.-. ' 1 , A gllizfglf - Q 1 : I s ' 4 iL'2 1 1 S t -. -fb 'nt' r- 5 4 x M pm. ' --L' ,, -' H4 J N,-.5 . l V, 2.5 x 1 ,ff2fQ4.i2f' 3 f.. . .C F3 1 vi? i. 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CONCERT BAND Back Row: Janice Brownmiller, Bass Drum, Dolores Menching, Snare Drum, Muriel Johnson, Snare Drum: Rodney Olsen, Tuba, Derrell Bradley, Tuba, Mr. McDonald, Director, Marilyn Larson, Tympani and Snare Drums Third Row: Joyce Walls, Clarinet, Jane Bur'bridge, Clarinet, Teddy Sieck, Clarinet, Lorraine Collins, Trum- pet, Hal Matthews, Trumpet, Lyle Meier, Trumpet, Jerry Michael, Trumpet, Stanley Sprinkle, Trum- pet, Wilma Straight, Trumpet, Jon Jacobsen, Trumpet, Dennis Frazier, Trumpet, Mary Sieck, Trom- bone, Michael Murray, Trombone Second Row: Eileen Minshall, Clarinet, Barbara Dinkel, Clarinet, Sharon Oviatt, Alto Clarinet, Jane Harvey French Horn, Fred Schwertley, Baritone Sax, Joan Birks, Tenor Sax, Robert Harvey, Alto Sax, Sally Holeton, Alto Sax, Jim Hook, Alto Sax, Ernest Stueve, Alto Sax Front Row: Julienne Birks, Clarinet, Regina Whitmore, Clarinet, Eileen Graybill, Clarinet, Bonita Thomas, Oboe, Wahneeta Walls, Oboe, Carol Harlan, Flute MARCHING BAND INTERMEDIATE BAND FIRST OLBEN, BIRKE. SECOND ROBERT MIDDLE FINLEY FOURTH JOANNE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PERSONNEL MARCHING BAND Row ON LEFT sans or BAND Leo ev TWIRLER BARBARA DINKEL--RODNEV JON JAooeeEN, JIM Hoon, ALICE NETSCH, REGINA WHITMOREQ JULIENNE Row LED ev TWIRLER SHARON OVIATT--DENNIS FRAZlERg LYLE MEIER, HARVEY, MARILvN LARsoN, JULIANNE Hncxsv, CARoLvN GRossENoR. Row LED ev TWIRLER BONITA THOMAS--DERRELL BRAOLEV, MARJORIE , JQAN BIRRS, VoNoA FOUNTAIN, SHARON WHITMORE. Row LEo ev TwIRLER MARILYN SRRINKLE--MARV SIECK, HAL MATTHEWS, EARLVWINE, DOLOREB MENCHING, EILEEN GRAVBILLQ JANE BURBRIDGE. FIFTH Row LED av TWIRLER EILEEN MINSRALL--MIcHAEL MURRAY, JANE HARVEY, SALLY HOLETON, JANIcE BRowNMILLER, PAULINE HODGE8, JOYCE WALLS. MAJORETTE--WAHNEETA WALLS INTERMEDIATE SAND BACK Row: MuRIEL JOHNSON, SNARE Dnumg LOUELLA HATCHER, SNARE DRuM: Juov WADDLE SECOND , BASE DRUM. Row: PHYLLIS HORNBECK, CLARINETQ Tsoov SIECKg CLARINETQ MARLENE o'NElLLa CLARINET: JAMES DAUGHERTY, TRUMPET: LARRV SARFF, TRUMPET: SQNNE BocMLER, TRUMPET: KERMIT Cox, TRUMPET: DoN DEWITT, TRUMPET: BILL JACOBS, TaoMsoNE: JOANNE EARLVWLNE, TENOR SAX: LARRV GASH, ALTO SAX. FRONT Row: J ovcE WALLS, CLARINET: JEAN SPRINKLE, CLARINET: JANE BURBRIDGE, CLARINET: SHARON WRIRMQRE, CLARINET: MYRNA Hucues, FLUTE: SANDRA GOCHENOUPg FLUTE! CONNIE SLLLAU, FLUTE: CAROL HARLAN, FLUTE. VOCAL MUSIC PERSONNEL MIXED CHORUS Back Row: GENE MAABKEg ERNEST STUEVE' DON GRIFFITH, DEAN VANCLEAVE, PAUL WDDDARD, MERLIN STRAIGHT, JIM Hoon, RDUNEY OLSEN, GARY OLOFF, STANLEY WEED, RALPH HDLLAND, TERRY WATT8 ' THIRD Row: DOUGLAS RIEF, GARY HANSEN, MAx PEARSALLI HowARD HARTER, DENNIS FRAzIER, Jon JACOBSEN, FRED ScHwERTLEY, DAvID GLIODEN, LOREN GAMET, JACK MINSHALL, DERRELL BRADLEY, JANE HARVEV SECOND Rowd SHARON BROWNELL, ROBELLA SMITH, ALICE NETSCH, WILMA STRAIGHT, DOROTHY HARTER, JOAN BIRKS9 LoIs DIVELBESS, MARLo STowERs, MARILYN LARSON, EULEEN GRAVBILL, DoRoTHY CHRIBTENBEN, JANET PULTE, 'RENE ALEXANDER FRONT Row: WAHNEETA WALLS, REGINA WHITNDRE, DELoREs DAKAN, SHARON 0VlATTg JULENE OLSEN, BONITA THoMAs, DOLORES MENCHING, DDRDTHY HOLBEN, SALLY HDLETDN, MARCELLA KERSTEN, JULIENNE BIRRS, EILEEN MINSHALL, BETTY SEARS, JDANNE FASZHOLZ MEMBERS NOT IN PICTURE: BARBARA DINKEL, MARDINE RAcoes GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BAcn Row: JACKIE FOUNTAIN, JANIDE BRDWNMILLER, DORIS DUNGAN,ELAINE MICHAEL, WILNA STRAIGHT, JOAN BIRKSQ LUIS DIVELBESS, MARLO STcwERs, MARILYN LARsoN, JANET PULTE, IRENE ALEXANDER, JANE HARVEY, BEVERLY BIRRS THIRD Row: ELLEN KAHREg SHARON BRDNNELL, ROSELLA SMITH, ALICE NETscH,VERA PITTQ EILEEN GRAYBILL, JULIENNE BIRKS, DOROTHY CHRISTENSEN, PAT BRADY, OQLE ARCHER, EILEEN MINSHALL, JOANNE FASZHOLZ SECOND Row: GLORIA PITT, REGINA WHITMORE, DELDRES DAKAN, SHARON OVIATT, CDLEEN ATKINSQ DOLORE8 MENCHING, DOROTHY HOLBEN, SALLY HDLETDN, LouIsE DIVELBESS, DOROTHY HARTERy BETTY SEARS, MARCELLA KERSTEN FRONT Row: WAHNEETA WILLD, JANICE wALLS,MARY McEvov. LDRELLA KERSTENI SANDRA MATTHEWS, PATTY BIvENs, JULENE OLSEN, BDNITA THOMAS, ELLEN McEvoY, MARJDRIE FINLEY, LDRRAINE COLLINS NDT IN PICTURE! GwENooLvN JACKSON, MARDINE RACOBS, BARBARA DINKEL BOYS' GLEE CLUB BAcx Row: ERNEST STUEVE, DDN GRIFFITH, DEAN VANCLEAVE, PAUL WDDDARD, MERLIN STRAIGHT, LOREN GAMET, FRED DIVELBEBS, JIM Hoon SECOND Row: JACK MINSHALL, MAx PEARSALLg HDWARD HARTER, FRED SCHWERTLEYg HAROLD KIERSCHT, DAVID GLIDDEN, RODNEY OLSEN, GARY OLOFF FRONT Row: DOUGLAS RIEE, GARY HANSEN, DENNIS FRAzIER, JON JACOBSEN, GENE mAASKEg STANLEY WEED, RALPH HOLLAND, DERRELL BRADLEY SMALL GROUP PERSONNEL I. THE FIRST MADRIGAL cnour Even T0 BE IN LOGAN HIGH CONQISTS or GENE MAASKEA DDN GRIFFITH, JIM Hook, FRED SCHWERTLEV,UAVIO GLID- DEN,WAHNEETA WALLs,RosELLA SMITH, REGINA WHITMOREp SALLY HOLETON, MARILYN LARSEN -AND JULIENNC BIRKSL 2. THE LITTLE BEFORE Moxeo OCTET I8 REsTINc A SINGING ANOTHER NUMBERM THE MEMEERE or THIS cnoup ARE JON DOROTHY HOLBEN JACOBSON, ERNEST STuEvE, ,I SHARON BROWNELL9 DOLORES MENDHING, MARLD STowERa. JACK MINSHALL AND RALPH HOLLAND. 3. THE I952-53 GIRLS' SEXTET coN- TAINE WAHNEETA WALLS, RDSELLA SMITH, SALLY HDLETON, DOROTHY HOL8ENp MARILYN LARSEN AND JULI- ENNE BIRHS. INSTRUMENTALISTB 4. MRS. MCDONALD AND THE Bovs' QUARTET GDT CAUGHT WHILE THEv WERE PRACTICING. GENE MAASKE, DON GRIFFITH,TERRY WATTS AND JIM Hook cHIME TOGETHER IN THE QUARTET. 5. ONE or GROUPS GIRLS' THE LARGEST. SMALL IN HIGH SCHOOL IS THE TRIPLE TRIOo HERE WE HAVE EILEEN MINSHALL, MARDINE RACOBS, THOMAS, WILMA STRAIGHT, BONITA JOAN BIRKE, JANE HARVEY, JULIENE OLSEN, SHARON OVIATT AND BARBARA DINKELJ 6. GIRLS' QUARTET IS ANOTHER NEW ADDITION TO THE SMALL Gaoups. WAHNEETA WALLS, DOLOQES MENDHING, SALLY HOLETON AND MARILYN LARSEN HARMDNIZE TOGETHER ON THEIR SOUTHERN MELODIES AND HAVE A LOT OF FUN USING IT. 7. IN THIS SESSION, THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB AND DONALD EEEM TO MCDONALD comes PROM THE BAND MR. AND MRS. Mc- BE QUITE eusv. MR. DOWN OCCASIONALLV Room T0 ACCOMPANV THE GLEE CLUB. 8. HERE VERA PITT GOES ABOUT HER DUTY RASEING ouT MUSIC TO THE MEMBERS or GIRLS' GLEE CLus. MUSIC CONTEST RESULTS SUB-STATE CONTEST SMALL Gnours MADRIGAL I MIXED 0cTET I GIRLS' SEXTET I Bova' QUARTET I GIRLS' QuARTET I SOLOIBTS DOROTHY HOLBEN I WAHNEETA WALLS I GENE MAABKE I JIM'HOOK II DoN GRIFFITH II DAVID GLIoDEN II ERNEST STUEVE II JACK MINSHALL II LOREN GANET II DoLoREs MENDHING II INSTRUMENTALISTS SALLY HoLEToN. RIAND, JULIENNE BIRK8,.CLARINET, I DENNIS FRAZERg TRUMPET, I JIM Hoon, PIANO, II ERNEST STUEVEQ BAXAPHONE, II ELLEN KAHRE, PIANO. STATE CONTEST SMALL GRours MIXED OCTET I MADRIGAL II GIRLS' SExTET II GIRLS' QDARTET II SOLOISTS DOROTHY HOLBEN II WAHNEETA WALLS II GENE MAASHE II SALLV HOLETON II DENNIS FRAZER II JULIENNE BIRHS III LARGE Gnours BAND II Bovs' GLEE CLUB Il GIRLE' GLEE CLUB ll MIxED CHORUS II I - .gf--4:-5, k- w. 1- 1 ,.s'1'-an , W El' -,uf X--. .s 3 I 9, Y x .1 - lex . 3 at 5 'L ft: 9 f k ' .9 Ei? .MMS 5 J: l, V , . 3 ' . w 'f ff., 4.1- 4 vg,zl:g.3 lt 3-,J .-.ya 4 . .59 js . - ,-5' .K -... ' . gg ' . ' ,, ...---75 ' 1..--- y .Q'.gflx9.:. ' ,.1-an-1 , 6 52-L2 y --- 5QffH4 Q if mf- ' , :: -1 4115:- ' 1 : M931 ,,.....4 f 5 -: gl 1.1.---'-0 I ,N fx A ' l my xr' -- , .- - . f1ff .fi'?5+ -,gb -J. -.-'-E: ' V ...-----5 1,1 'wav X X ,,,.----I If 'H Uii-:it 1 K ...in : 'ggi -u---- 3 1'. 1'-,,' 4 '...'-1 E f ,313 't r....... X T, E gig-iff ' L.-:'.. L.- f E....... ,f M .-.. xijwb z: :E?d.QL,.f'4Q, 'fa-95 A '-- ',,,,... ' 1 'f4f5 'ws - 3 ' . Lx flim- '32'i'f' V. fa 51, -- xx. 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Wahneeta Walls, Eileen Graybill, Joanne Faszholz, J ulienne Birks, Beverly Fitch David Glidden, Max Pearsall, Gary Oloff, Larry Smith Bernadine Wilson, Sharon Brownell, Miss Bobenhouse, Marlo Stowers, Rosella Smith 1953 LOGAN LOG STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR Marlo Jean Stowers Sharon Brownell FEATURE WRITERS STATISTICIAN Wahneeta Walls, Max Pearsall Julienne Birks ART Ka PHOTOGRAPHY ART PICTURES David Glidden Rosella Smith, Eileen Graybill BUSINESS 8 CIRCULATION Gary Oloff, Manager Larry Smith PRODUCTION STAFF Bernadine Wilson, Manager, Beverly Fitch, Joanne Faszholz SPONSOR Bernice Bobenhouse 15- ECHO PERSONNEL EDITOR, SHARON BRQWNELL, WITH AssnaTANT EDTTORg BEnNAolNE WILSON, CHECKING conv. PRODUCTION MANAGER, MARLQ Svqwpas, LAVTNG ouT corv WUTH PPT. AEADEHE, BEVERLY FOTCH AND MARJQRTE CLARK. EILEEN GRAYBILL, WHO nEEPa THE EAEENDAR or EVENTS UP-TO-DATE TN THE EoHo, Aesnsfe DOROTHY HOLBEN, MlMEocPAPH MANAGER. DOROTHY CHRl8TENBENp CunouLA- TaoN MANAGER, COUNTING STUDENT COPIES, WHILE DOROTHY HARTER, MAILING CLERK, QETE OUTGOING corazs eEAov. JULIENNE Banxs, ETAPP SECRC- TAlYg TYPES A BTENCIL WHILE WAHNEETA WALLS MAKES LAET- MINUTE ADJUBTMENTB ON THE ouMMv coPv. NETTHER WIND Oun DELIVERY Non RAIN, ETc. aovs, RxcHARo BOEOECKER ANo GARY KNAUSBA ARE ALWAYS ON THE Joe CARRYING IOO ECHO8 UPTOWNA ART EDITOR, LETTEHE THE FRONT PAGE WHILE DoLoHEs MENCHING WATTS TO GET THE MnMEacoPE TO LETTER AN- OTHER PAGE. ROSELLA SMITH, STAH REPoPTEHs--SALLV HOLETONA FRED SCHWERTLEV, JANE HARVEY, Tennv WATTS, WAHNEETA WALLS' LORRAINE COLLINS, SHARON BROWNELLg JANTEE BROWNMILLER, Douonse MENcHsNc. Cue REPORTERB-'DELORES DAKAN, Louses DIVELBEBB, BEVERLY Bnnxs, VERA PTTT, EILEEN MTNSHALL. GLORIA PlTTp' PATTY B1vEN, BETTT OBPECHT, REGINA WHSTMORE, MAHaoRvE FlNLEYg JOAN Bunxs, BONITA THoMAs. NoT PICTURED--WILMA STPATGHT. PUBLlCAT!ONS THE TWO PUBLICATIONS or LOGAN HueH SCHOOLQ THE WEcHo0 ANo THE NLOGAN Loo', AHE PUBLISHED UNDER THE ABLE surznvneuon or Mess BERNICE BOBENHOUBE, THE BPONSORA THE ECHO se THE SCHOOL PAPER, PUILIBHED ONCE EVERY TWO WEEKS. THE PRODUCTION eTArP or THE PAPER ss coMPosEo or THE sTENoePAPHv cLAss or SENIOR GIRLS. THESE ensue WERE TAUGHT TYPlNGg MIMEO- GRAPHING, AND BTENCII. CUTTING DURING THEIR JUNIOR YCARA THss PRACTICAL wonx as PUT TO ua: IN THE PRODUCTION or THE PAPERo THE NEWS me WRITTEN av ECHO nEPonTEne wHo ARE Enom ALL Poun CLASSES or THE HIGH SCHOOL. THEY MANAGE TO KEEP THE LocAN nEAoERE WELL POSTED ON OUERENT Ncws. DISTRIBUTION or THE ECHO na TAKEN CARE or ev THE CIRCULATION MANAGER AND ov TWO DELIVERY nova rnoM THE PREBHMAN CLASS. THE LOGAN Loc me THE HIGH SCHOOL vEAnaooK. THE MATERUAL CONTAINED ON IT as ALSO WRITTEN sv BTUDENTSQ THE PICTURES AHE TAHEN sv Muse BoeENHousE AND A rEw STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERBA THE ENTIRE YEARBOOK ne sET UP sv A PRODUCTUON STAFF ANE MANy or THE PAcEe ARE MTMEQGHAPHED sv THEM. THE PUCTURE PAGES THROUGHOUT THE vEAPaooK ARE PRINTED av THE LooAL NEWSPAPER orrucs. 4:1 Nb if mf- '.,h 5514?-ffvf-'H A E aF un, .V 1... f .. .an 155' - -' . ' ' -x 'f'af5EaiF'5a B ' . intce-.5..c I azwiffx ' -'..! T- ' :Fa I. X ,- 4 . :S -6. 4 4. 'r 1 A J' L. .1 - I A-L2 ?'1f33f U, 23. I 'fbgji . . '. J' . ., M . ff. ' 5 1.9 3.1, :faq A U-. .5 if-ea. + J -' f P Mrggsgsig-ZS-:rx Jfif. ' 1 -I.. ff f3gT',iQ, r' - as H- .. .i'lf5g,ff5-3, ..3.55.3.::gg-J! .1-: sl . QM:-z 2 ic-Q, ' 21'CLT'c-'LQ-QW .:-gq. .15 3:53-N H-3 V-.fgwn - 'i'f'f'3:gi'.I .1-, - '1i:Lf3z1ffai3::mf ,. 'Eif-I 'V N ' 'l if- -1-Luxe J! ifysn ' an-i'?Lf,?. 'Y ' bw.. If wx-Y., s ' f' 1 4 :UW I 'FQ b. STUDENT LIFE-partly individual and partly provided by the school. . . consists of extra-curricular fun and living . . . parties, dances, hobbies . . around the clock of life . . .broadening of interests and personalities. 1. Stork Club'??? No, just the Senior Party! Regina Whitmore and Fred Schwertley are ready for a big evening of dancing and entertainment at Club 2. Her highness, Julienne Birks, football queen of 1952! Everyone agrees that she was a deserving and lovely queen. 3. Muriel Dinkel, homecoming queen of 1951, crowns Julienne as her attendants, Marjorie Clark and Eileen Graybill, look on. 4. Have you heard the latest top record? Sally Holeton puts one of her newest recordings on the turntable. Music-minded Miss Holeton's hobby is her collection of records. She has over 600 records, everything from classical to pops. 5. Cigarettes? Gary Oloff is definitely smoking too many candy cigarettes at the Senior Party. Club 53 . But can you blame him? Eileen Gray- bill certainly makes an attractive cigarette girl. 6. Hip, Hip, Hooray!! Lois Divelbess, Beverly Fitch, Dorothy Harter, Eileen Graybill, Sharon Brownell, and Alice Netsch, 1952-1953 cheerlead- ers, get set to yell themselves hoarse at the last pep meeting of the year. Pauline Hodges, sports reporter for the onpareil, calls in to report the basketball scores hile Eugene Poole and Irene Alexander check to ake sure the data is correct. Wahneeta Walls displays her prizefwinning Jbby. She has collected these dogs for six 2ars and has quite a collection of blue ribbons on in hobby shows at fairs. Ma and Pa Canova were featured tSharon rownell and Ernest Stuevel in a skit given at the enior Party. The startled look was caused by an icploding gas tank f Luke Lit It! 4. Janice Brownmiller has spent quite a lot of her spare time on a hobby that almost every teen- ager is interested inn--Movie Stars! However. Janice has really got. a lot of them. Her favorite ones are on the bulletin board, while the others are in the scrapbooks. Regina Whitmore proudly poses with part of her collection of pennantsg she has 20 of them. Most of the pennants were collected when Regina was visiting at those vacation spots. Friends have sent her some of them. 6. Ralph Holland slaves industriously to finish the coffee table by the end of the six weeks. What does it look like right side up, Ralph? 1. Bob Obrecht is hard at work with mechanical drawing. It must take patience and fortitude to complete a satisfactory drawing. 2. Lloyd Dickinson's gun rack is very attractive. Gun racks are popular projects in shop class and this particular one will hold three guns. 3. Mr. Black and Bob Pettit are putting gluing clamps on Bob's shop projectfa smoking stand. 4. Want a ride? Loren Gamet shows some of his miniature methods of transportationfautomo- biles, ships, and airplanes. He made the body of the automobile in shop class. Loren has had this very interesting hobby for some time. 5. Mr. Ball was in charge of scheduling the 215 Harrison County seniors who were here on Career Day. As a result. he had to call in an office staff to help him out. Patty Bevin, Julene Olsen, Bonita Thomas, and Pauline Hodges are helping out. 6. There is always a line-up of students at the garbage disposal table, either to turn in their plates and silverware or to buy candy bars. T. Mr. Thompsen puts away some of the chairs in the gym after an assembly. This is quite a job. but the janitors always have the chairs put up for assemblies and put away for gym classes. S. Diamonds are a girl's best friend! Just ask some of the engaged gals of L. H. S. Clockwise, the hands belong to Marilyn Pitt, Bernadine Wil- son, Sharon Brownell, Janice Brownmiller, and Dorothy Ann Christensen. 9. Larry Smith counts up the Logan Log orders as printing time grows near. Larry, as assistant business manager, handled all student and teacher subscriptions. '29- NBS 'ws gig? if Q93 fig XM? li 1': Q? Ss 2 Mi! 3 X jig? Q x ws K f. X- was PM , x News gk wr QQ ' f iii K A 'ff Q 'N f' 'wk 'Y 515 Q5 SX . Q Q .'5 -- ' if Wig.: .5 -, xx lv! Q. x Q ! 'Q W M Q 3 11 . ' gl . w 'Jul' - x Marilyn Pitt and Janet Pulte make up a part the staff in the hot-lunch kitchen that is never en from the receiving side of the counter. Each tir of dishwashers works one halfehour shift: 100-12:30 or 12:30-1:00. Mrs. Gallaher earves the turkey for the days enu. Many hungry students appreciate her skill td look forward to those turkey days . Mrs. Rains whips the potatoes while the steam ills off them, These potatoes will be served with hlet gravy and turkey. 4. Carrie Bell King advances up the steps for the first time in many months. A victim of polio, she was very happy to join her classmates in the regular school work after working independently in the office for more than a semester. 5. Frank Burhridge casts a thoughtful gaze at his shop projeetf a kitchen serving table. Now he Pan take it home and see if his mother likes it. 6. Ah! the last ruhdown on the third eoat of wax. Rodney Olsen puts the finishing touches on his table while working in shop. Now for the grade! 1. Leland Sears puts the finishing touches on the lawn chair in which he plans to spend most of his summer-and most comfortably, too. He's to be congratulated on his fine work. 2. Hungry boys? Gary Oloff and Perry Rief like to enjoy their meals with well-filled plates and lots of sandwiches. These boys prove to be two of the best lunch-line customers. 3. Don't you think these senior girls are a little too old to play in the coal bin? It really isn't coal, though. Rosella Smith, Sharon Brownell, Dorothy Holben, and Wahneeta Walls are trying their best to imitate the Mills Brothers at the Senior Party. L..-4' 4. Such industriousness! Marvin Collins and Perry Rief are mastering the bookkeeping cycle. Just don't debit the credits, fellows. 5. It's a long way down, boys! Better stay on top. David Glidden and Max Pearsall find out what it's like to be on top looking down. 6. Marcella Kersten and Joan Birks make last- minute adjustments on their projects. The sopho- more girls are now quite talented at making cov- ered hassocks-one of the projects carried out in Homemaking Class. James Grundmeier, the boy with the mechani- mind, displays his many types of electrical Jaratus. These gimmicks were all made from gazine designs, but they do have that certain lch that only Jimmy can give them. Jim Hook points out his artistic ability. These tures of cars that Jim has here are some you Je probably never seen before, because most of rm are his own ideas. Larry Martin never has any trouble cutting meat. Larry's hobby is a collection of knives different shapes and sizes. May I have this dance??? Some of the mem- rs .of the Logan High School Dance Band are lCtlClI1g their latest arrangement. 5. Mrs. Keay looks on while Eugene Peterson and Harold Powers do a geometry problem. 6. Rodney Larson is congratulated by Miss Ad- ams, Mr. Wolfe and Marlene O'Neil for being the winner of the Harrison County Spelling Contest. Marlene was Logan's other entry. 7. Going to a ball??? Carrie Bell King displays her new formal which she made herself for the Junior-Senior Prom. 8. Rosemary Rief, Elaine Michael and Lorraine Collins admire each other's new outfits. The girls made their outfits in Homemaking Class. 9. Dorothy Christensen and Marjorie Clark are perfect examples of what Advanced Homemaking can do for a girl. Marjorie made her white, tail- ored suit and Dorothy made her jumper. ,-MP Nw M. A-M. Gif' K x V E! 1 r i In mentor 3 Vonda Fountain was a member of the Sopho- re Class. She strived to do her best in every- igg was a good student, music member, and a nd to all. Our hearts were saddened when ida was killed in an automobile accident in the ly part of 1953. Harold Kierscht and Wilma Straight are going :ugh a routine to put over the song Buttons Bows at the Sophomore Hillbilly party. Marlo Stowers and Rosella Smith are looking r the things in Rosella's cedar chest. Rosella till hoping, while Marlo already has her plans ie. This is the great Fife, Jug, and Bottle band t entertained at the Sophomore Party. Mr. Mc- iald, the sponsor, Joan Birks, Marjorie Finley, te Harvey, Lorraine Collins, and Derrell Brad- all seem to be enjoying it. Vonda fountain ati' sis' asa' 4. The square dancing that took place at the Sophomore Party made a hit with the kids. Perry Rief, Julene Olsen, Bonita Thomas and Howard Harter are having a fine time. Caller, Max Mar- ley, is at the microphone. 5. Doris Rother and Gary Pitt are a steady cou- ple who may be seen together in the halls. There are always a few minutes to spare between classes 6. Gary Oloff was a life saver when it came to having cold pop for the basketball games. The profits went into the Logan Log fund for this year. 7. Fred Divelbess really gets some swell music out of his accordion. Fred entertained the student body at the sophomore party. 8. Little James Grundmeier was a famous Hill- billy announcer for the program. His walk, ac- cent, and manners were all good during the act. -vi .5 f, Q 4 :T F F z E 1 E 2 5 H E r ee 1 T fi il. s ,Qs 5 3 L 9 ii Q Q5 ! 5 ,J Q. H .N h E 3 E il. 'HT A W Q z .32 1 E: 12 ,. G 1: ? HALQL1-
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