Logan High School - Log Yearbook (Logan, IA)

Page 60 text:

'29- NBS 'ws gig? if Q93 fig XM? li 1': Q? Ss 2 Mi!

Page 59 text:

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.

Page 61 text:

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