Logan High School - Log Yearbook (Logan, IA)

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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.

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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

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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