Logan High School - Log Yearbook (Logan, IA)

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SOMOMOE 6712154 Kenneth Archer John Burbridge Karen Clark Phillip Cooper Phyllis Cooper Marshia Courtney Donald Daigh Patricia Darner Gail Dickinson Eunice Faszholz Joyce Fountain Karol Foutch Paul Hansen Robert Hervey Shirley Hatcher Julianne Hickey Elaine Hodges Karolyn Holben Beverly Johansen Larry Joy Jim Kersten Ella Mae Kuster Ccrl McCurley Joan McEvoy Donna Mclntosh Mary Ann Maloy Minnie Martin Marlene 0'NeiIl Gene Pearsall Norma Pettit Marlene Pitt Janice Powell Kenneth Rains Sue Schumacher Vivian Sorey Marilyn Sprinkle Rolland Taylor Merlyn Whitmore Htrold Woodard

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'X K 4, L. -.. , . K , '- Qt e . Y - W -.f .lf. YS i aefaai in ,S S i X if . X I al F' I , Junior class sponsors--John Black, Bob Evans, Miss Janice Yoerger and Mrs. Barbara Hanson--o- long with the class officers-- Cheryl Ball, treasurer, Beverly Birks, president: and Nile Muxfeldt, secre- tary-- look over plans for the prom. Alvin Clark, the Onawa Bulldog with the toy terrier build, is in the dog house and Robert Swanson, the Logan Panther, is seeing that he stays there. The professional magazine salesmen of Logan High are Larry Charleson, Joe Potter, Bonita Thomas and Jon Jacobson Qnot in picturejp all sold over S100 worth of subscriptions. Stanley Weed, captaing Cheryl Ball, manager, and Beverly Birks, captain, seem more intent on the money than the high honors. More trophy-winning salesmen include Marvin Dickinson, Bob Swanson, Howard Harter, Jim Barney, Delores Dakan, Sharon Oviatt and Eileen Minshall. Assisting in Echo production work are Pat Biven, Sharon Oviatt and Ellen Kahre. This driving is a snap, says Bonita Thomas, after receiving her license.

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'I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 4-sf Q, 3 ff ' eu . 5 5 if of-K wf i is ex if so . S Ns., , A I WX? P Wir ll 'K exif r Q, e R g NPV p x K '44 Julianne Hickey, class president, illustrates sophomore homecoming float plans to the class sponsors --Mrs. Helen Kelly, Miss Polly Munson, and Miss Bernice Bobenhouse-and the class offlcers-- Elaine Hodges, secretary, Karen Clark, treasurer, and Kenneth Rains, vice president. Candlelight, good food, and the company of Marlene 0'Neill, Marshia Courtney, and Sue Schumacher seem ta satisfy Mr. Morford. Those chicken wire holes are mighty small when it comes to stuffing lots of napkins. Janice Powell, chairman of the lunch-room committee for the Camival, takes a custon1er's order. Please buy a chance, help the sophomore candidates for king and queen, pleads Phillip Cooper. Laughs came easily during the skit, Matrimonial Business , given at last year's party. That reddi-whip provides fun for everyone, even Sharon Oviatt and Gale Muxfeldt. 5