Logan High School - Log Yearbook (Logan, IA)

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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

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3 H P ALE T, GWBM if S Delores Dobernecker, secretary: Pat Walter, presiclentg Mrs. Farnberg, sponsor: Bryan Taylor, vice presi- dentp and Mr. Gunn, sponsor, share Roy Matthew's, class treasurer, interest in the financial status of the class. Apparently Muriel Johnson, Roberta Yocom, Roma Dague, Bill Thomas, and Kenneth Menching hope Mrs. Hanson will help them with one of those complicated algebra problems. Rita Thompson, Sandra Salts, Carolyn Netsch, Marie Hodges, and Elaine Van Cleave are steadily sew- ing on their homemaking proiects, with ready assistance from Miss Janice Yoerger. Under Mrs. Farnberg's supervision Gary Clark, Teddy Sieck, and Don Powell cautiously experiment with the test tubes. These aren't Joann Earleywine's, Sharon Whitmore's, and Carole Harlan's real hearts: it's iust part of the freshmen's fad of hearts. Mmmmml Popcornl A lot of that white stuff was popped by Robert Gray and Gary Birks for the Royal Ruckus Carnival and basketball games. Mr. Black praises Roy Matthews for the fine workmanship on his chair. 'WF