Logan High School - Log Yearbook (Logan, IA)

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WORKING IN THE GALLEY Cooking aboard the USS Logan keeps Vera Rains and Doll Gallaher on a busy schedule. NAVIGATING FOR THE USS LOGAN Bus drivers--Clyde Harrocl, Allan Tufly, Ken- neth Fitch, and John Heim--share the re- sponsibility of deliver- ing the ship's crew. SWABBING THE DECKS Everything is certain to be ship shape when Ed Meyer and Guy Thompson finish their work. wi

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I I 2 3 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 'N 4 L L F 'es A . i.. . , Y r f D -1 My 'Ns to-A.. A favorite pastime of Kenneth Daigh and Gale Dickinson is looking over the magazines. When Phyllis Cooper and Joyce Fountain begin their spring house cleaning, they find that lockers have a certain knack for becoming too full. Jane Harvey, winner of the District free-throw contest and participant in the State contest, is a famil- iar sight on the free-throw line. Joan Shelton is all alone in the advanced bookkeeping and clerical office classes. To be or not to be is the question as Jane Harvey, Vera Pitt, Betty Barrier, Maxine Haszard and Lor, raine Woodard work on the senior class float. Joe Potter, Stanley Weed, Dean Van Cleave, Eugene Peterson, and Howard Harter make a lively- look- ing group of fellows. Future Hollywood prospects working on the senior class play are Lorraine Collins, Jane Harvey, Vera Pitt, Joan Birks, James Grundmeier, Fred Divelbess, Elaine Myer, Joan Shelton, Gloria Pitt, Harold Kierscht, Harold Powers, and Mariorie Finley. Who's getting the assistance here--Gary Hansen or Harold Kierscht? Studying the highways and byways of Logan are Gwen Jackson, Theo Jacobs, Shirley McHugh, Alvin Clark, and Douglas Rief. Ocle Archer, a necessity to the Echo production staff, is hard at work lettering.

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