Logan High School - Trojan Hi Lites Yearbook (Logan, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

gn.. 451235: .L yy. ew -2 ,W , Wi! A Q . Mir 1 ' 57' 1. , f,Qa5f?' - K iff! sg 5 ii, . 1 l 1 av ff'-' f an Z I 5 P 1 r 5 0 hlrfdiun We, the Seniors of Logan High School, wish to dedicate this annual, 'The Trojan Hi-Lights of 1956' to a fine, out standing teacher who has always been full of pep and vitality and very understanding. Out of the forty-three years of her profession she has given us ten years. We have come to look UPON her as a large part of our school. To show our appreciation, therefore,we proudly dedicate the 1956 Annual to you, Elizabeth Webber. M, WW ,. 'Q 'Q rkgfavgwifiaqrmz 6i4'2ff2MA.,,, Ma,,,mf.Qg35i5V fi nf? 5 'Q 1515 35 if-'W W , - 1275 ll III lll I tra tm ll Gerald P. Beck Superintendent of Schools Freshman Class Sponsor Lester Jllka Industrial Arts-Athletics Sophmore Class Sponsor Leona Landwehr Vocal Music Senior Class Sponsor Amert Dawson English Junior Class Sponsor N 1 w 1 1 3 4 . 5 1 5 i 1 J. L. Cornwell Mathematics-Athletics Senior Class Sponsor Elizabeth Webber Commerce Freshman Class Sponsor Leonard Howell History Calvin Cannlff Band-Physchology Sophomore Class Sponsor Elizabeth Gould Home Economics Junior Class Sponsor Board of Education McKinley Rundle Frank McCollum Vernon H111 Treasurer Director Clerk Student Coun il First Row- Atkinson, Hooper, McCollum, Griffin, J. Lafferty, Second Row- G. Kelllng, P. Hill, Stanton, Slansky, D. Lafferty Sponsor: Mr. Beck. if, ,K v K 1 mm mm ,Q .7 A- ,ZA 52? ff? Pnulp McCollum llphilll Basketball 123k Football 123k Baseball 123k Track h Band 123k Vocal Muslc 123k Vocal Solo 123h Boy's Quartet l23h Edwin Stark llsdll Basketball 23M Foorban 1237+ Baseball 123k Track 3h Vocal Music 3M Student Council l Class Pres. M Class V. Pres. 23 Lettermans Club A Journalism h Dramatics 3h Annual Staff A Patrlcla Cook llpatll Band l Pen Band I Dance Band H Vocal Music 123k Accompanist 3h Sextet 1 Mixed Emsemble 1 Pep Club 123h Cheerleader M Kayettes 123k Board 23h Secretary M Dramatlcs 3 Class Treas. M Football Queen M Football Attendant 3 Basketball Attendant 12 Annual Staff M Mixed Emsemble 123k Student Council 3h S. C. Pres. M Class V.Pres. M Lettermans Club Pres. M Dramatlcs 3h Journalism Asst. Annual Staff h Ed. M Joyce McClellan IIJOII Band 123k Pep Band 123k Clarinet Quartet H Vocal Music 23h Sextet 23h Mixed Emsemble 23h Pep Club 123Ll Kayettes 123h Board 23h Dramatlcs 3 Class Treas. 2 Class Sec. M Football Attendant l Basketball Attendant 3h Silvius Award 3 Annual Staff M Roger Schultz OIROQII Basketball 123M Football 123k Baseball 123k Track A Band l23h Class Pres. 23 Lettermans V. Pres. M Dramatlcs 3M Journalism A Annual Staff Asst. Ed. M Leland Griffin nGriffW Basketball 123k Football 3h Baseball 123k Track A Vocal Music 123h Vocal Solo 123k Boy's Quartet 13h Mixed Ensemble 123k Lettermans Club Sec. M Class Pres. l Class Treas. 2 Student Council 3h Dramatlcs 3h Journalism M Annual Staff M Margie Welgant nMargeu Vocal Music 3M Kayettes 123k Pep Club 123k Secretary M Annual Staff M Alice Forssberg nAllle' Band l23h Vocal Music 123k Sextet 23h Mixed Ensemble 2h Pep Club 123k Cheerleader 3h Kayettes 123k Board 23h Secretary 3 President A Dramatics 3h Class Treas.l Class Sec. 23 Student Council 3 Secretary 3 Football Attendant 2 Basketball Queen A Journalism h Staff ll Darrell Becker Daniel Kelling nnannyn Basketball l23h Football 123h ll-ropll Basketball 123k Football M Track 12 Vocal Music 123k Lettermans Club M Dramatlcs 3h Journalism A Annual Staff M Kathleen lPurtellD Ferguson llxayll Vocal Music 123k Sextet 23h Mlxed Ensemble 12h Kayettes l23h Board 23h Pep cxuh 123A Annual Staff A Track 123k Vocal Music 123k Boy's Quartet lu Lettermans Club M Mixed Ensemble 3h Journalism M Dramatics 3h Marlene Snyder nJessn Kayettes 12 Pep Club 12 Annual Staff A Darrell Sganton 'nDee Deen Basketball M Football l23M Baseball l23M Lettermans Club Dramatlcs M Journalism M Annual Staff M Robert Hooper IFB ob!! Basketball 13M Lettermens Club M Football M Vocal Music 123M Dramatics 3M Journalism M Carol Fox nFoxien Band l23M Clarinet Quartet 3M Pep Band l23M Kayettes l23M Board 3M Pep Club 123M President M Dramatlcs M Football Attendant M Annual Staff M Student Council l23M Annual Staff Ed. M Karen Russ llRuSty ll Edmond' 1 Gaylord 2 Band 3M Pep Band 3M Dance Band M Trumpet Quartet M Vocal Music 3M Sextet M Mixed Emsemble M Kayettes 3M Board M Pep Club 3M Class Treas. 3 Student C0unCl1 3 Dramatlcs 3M Annual Staff M John Smith nJohnny' Football 3h Lettermans Club Journalism A Annual Staff H Arden Miller UArdenN Football A Baseball M Band 123k Trombone Quartet M Brass Quartet h Vocal Music 3h Annual Staff h Delva Damewood 'Junloru Densmore 12 Pep Club 3 Kayettes 3 Annual Staff M Agnes Brasted lIAgg1ell Kayettes 12 Pep Club 123 Annual Staff M Randall Demuth uRandyn Baseball 2 Football Manager 1 Vocal Music 12M Lettermens Club M Journalism 3M Annual Staff M Dramatics 3M Gary Ware llTeXIl Basketball l23M Football l23M Band l23M Vocal Music 23M Boys Quartet M Mixed Ensemble M Lettermens Club M Dramatlcs 3M Journalism M Annual Staff M John Veh NRuntn Norton 123 Basketball M Baseball M Dramatlcs M Annual Staff Roy Slansky ll Roy!! Basketball l23M Football l23M Track l23M Vocal Music l23M Student Council M Lettermens Club M Dramatlcs M Journalism M Annual Staff M Miss Leona Landwehr Roger Wallgren IIROQW Basketball 123M Football l23M Baseball 123M Vocal Music 3M Lettermens Club Dramatlcs 3 Journalism M Annual Staff M Dalbert Brunnlng Nliankll Band l23M Pep Band l23M Dance Band M Vocal Music M Journalism M Annual Staff M Sponsor Mr. Jay Cornwell Sponsor g RGPHECY s - W P classmates we discover how each had begun to leave his mark in the sands of time. Ed Stark and Gary Ware have routine and are rapidly climbing tin and Lewis sensation. The former Marlene Snyder for rivals of Logan. lt must be Wildcats. Roger Schultz after many teamed up in a dance and comedy to success, known as the new Mar- is engaged in a re-stock project rather difficult handling so many years of hlt and misn romancins finally decided to stop the nonsense and married her. We've heard that she hasn't returned his ring for five years now. Karen Russ who was planning to be a nurse ls glvlng more than medical attention to a family of School sweethearts. four boys and one of her old High Roger Wallgren has been very successful in building the Wall- gren farm into a first class dairy. He also acquired plenty of little helpers. Dan Kelllng is now planning his campaign for State Senator since his high school days he has shown great interest in poli- tics. He took a big step forward when he introduced his new farm policy program to Secretary Benson. Joyce McClellan has surprised everyone by throwing away her private secretary career and eloping with her boss. Darrel Becker continued to improve his style of basketball and for some time has been playing pro ball for the Minneapolis Lakers. Agnes Brasted has at last satisfied her life long ambition. She is now the owner of one of Montana. Randall Demuth not only is the largest cattle ranches in a world famous newspaper critic but also has recently been asked to take over as M.C. on the Ed Sullivan show next summer. Margie Weigant has finally has achelved great fame as an nFlamingo Innn at Reno, Nevada. revealed her hidden talents, and entertainer at the world famous Delbert Brunlng has turned big time in the entertainment world. He is the owner and operator of the famed NFlamingo lnn.n He keeps trying to persuade his star performer to quit show busi- ness and marry him. John Veh is now ln partnership with his brother in the groc- ery store. He had the reputation of grinding the best sausage this side of the Mississippi River. Pat Cook is still undecided as to whether she wants to set- tle for a Navy Career or play the field. Kathleen Ferguson reports that life on the farm is THE life. Arden Miller with hls mellow trombone has created a style all his own in music for Lovers Only. Carol Fox is Still Furnishing the car, not for just one Stanton now though, but for six others of their own. After graduating from Barber School Roy Slansky went into business for himself and brought into popularity his old-time favorite from Logan High days, the Mr. America hair cut. Johnny Smith is reaching golden fame in the world of motion pictures. He ls thought to be the most provocative star since Marlon Brando. Darrell Stanton finds it awfully hard to spend even the summer away from Carol and the kids, while he catches for the Kansas City Athletics. Bob Hooper who never had to exert much energy in order to give a top notch performance on stage, has made it his profess- ion. He ls responsible for the rebirth of old fashioned mello- dramas. Delva Damewood is a patient bonnie lassie waiting on the shore for her bonnle laddie sailor. Leland Griffin is now employed by the KU Lyceum programs and is known as the Trave1ing Troubador. He is always un- animously chosen to serenade the Loganites. Phil McCollum Couldnlt decide on which of his many talents to concentrate so he combines two of them and is now famous as the singing--pitcher for the New York Yankees. While on the mound striking men out, D6 also gives out with a sweet rendition of the latest love song. Alice Rrssberg after many studlous years has finally decided to make up for lost time. She now has a family of eight boys and six girls. I7 'ff l ISTQl2Y ., C Q aaadace 4 As Freshman we were probably as green and awkward as most any other freshman class when starting high school. For initation, we were instructed to dress as comic characters. Roger Schultz and Marge Hancock won the best dressed prlze,dressed as Daisy Mae and Lil Abner. Class officers were as follows: President, Leland Griffin, Vice Pres- ident, Roger Schultz, Treasurer, Alice Forssberg, and Student Council Representative, Bob Hooper. The members of the Freshmen class were, Darrel Becker, Agnes Brasted, lvan Brasted, Patricia Brault, Gerald Bretton, Dalbert Bruning, Patricia Cook, Randall Demuth, Alice Forssberg, Carol Fox, Leland Grlffln, Margaret Hancock, Robert Hooper, Dannv Helllng, Joyce McClellan, Phil McCollum, Arden Mlllerg Eugene Owens, Lola Post, Kathleen Purnell, Patricia schlczf. Heder -lfrhvlill Roy Slansky, Johnny Smith, Marlene Snyder, Darrell Stanton, Edwin Stark, Roger Wallgren, Gary Ware, and Margie Weigant. In the fall of 53 we took our next stop ln Hlgh School,we entered the Halls of L. H. S. as Soph0m0F9S- We lost one.Student that year, Patricia Brault. She moved to Norton with her parents. The class officers this year were: President, Roger Schultz, Vice Pres., Ed Stark, Sec. Alice Forssberg, Treasurer, Leland Grlffln and Student Council, Bob Hooper. Class sponsors were Miss Webber and Mr. Beck. The activities of the Class were,a hayrlde, and servlng at the Jr. and Sr. Banquet and Alumni Banquet. At last lt happened. We were upper classmen. Coming into our Jr. year we lost Dick Bretton,and Margaret Hancock, but we also gained two new students, Karen Russ and Delva Damewood, giving us a total enroll- ment of 27. Class officers were: President, Roger Schultz, Vice Pres- ldent, Ed Stark, Secretary, Alice Forssberg, Treasurer, Karen Russ and Student Council Representative, Bob Hooper. Sponsors were: Mlss Babcock and Mr. Dugas. The Jr. Sr. Banquet was our main PFOJQCP for the year, the theme we chose for the banquet was Gay Parle. Durinq the year we presented l class play. nTen Nights ln a Barroom.U Also we had a party at Marthas Cafe, ln honor of the play cast of nTen Nights in a Barroom.n Finally after 3 years we made it to our Senlor year. Coming IHIQ Senior Year we lost Eugene Owens and Ivan Brasted, but we again gained another student, John Veh. We presented the play nArsenic and Old Lacen, directed by Mr. Cornwell and Miss Landwehr. Class officers for our Senior year were: President, Ed Stark, Vice President, Phll McCollum, Secretary, Joyce McClellan, Treasurer, Pat Cook, and Student Council Representative, Bob Hooper. L Q - 1? We, the Senior Class of 1956, will our ambitions to the incoming freshman, our ability to do anything to the freshman, our intelligence to the Sqhomores and the smooth wav we organize things to the Juniors. I, Carol Fox, will my ability to obtain and drlve the family car to the Jakubowski girls and my favorite chair in Stanton's home back to Echo. i, Darrell Stanton, will my catching ability to Larry Ford only please use lt for catching baseballs instead of hmk from the teachers. I, Margie Welgant, will my slim stature to Jay Cornwell and my pleasing personality to Judy Lafferty. I, Randall Demuth, will my ability to write snappy edltorals to Ernest Hoch. l, Agnes Brasted, will mrperfectadendancm record to Becky Schick I, Darrell Becker, will my height to anyone on next years basket- ball team slnce that appears Uobe yor ony disadvantage for next year. 1, Alice Forssberg, will my ability to get alongwlth the boys to Carolyn Cook and my scholastic ability to my cousin, Vesta Forssberg, to keep it in the family. I, Gary Ware, will my ability to leave my football jersey at home when going to another town to Gary Foster. I, Joyce McClellan, will my ability to miss school to the Voss girls and my ability to make npecan puffn cookies to June Rundle. 1, Roy Slansky, will my tremendous speed to Jerome Petzold. Good luck on those two laps next fall Jerome. I, Delva Damewood, willmy ability to exchange a class rlng for an engagement ring to Donna Reese. l, Dalbert Brunlng, will my way with the freshman girls to the entire class of sophmore boys. I, Karen Russ, will my vociferous voice to Noel Krouse and my way of getting a college boy to Sharon Graves. I, Bob Hooper, will my ability to understand chemistry to Patsy Hill. I, Pat Cook, will my weight to Connie Cummings and my curly hair to Kenny Wilkinson. I, Ed Stark, will my undisputed championship for getting out of school to get a haircut to Richard Hofaker, l, Kathleen Ferguson, will my quiet manner to Don Maley and my height to Mary Lynch. I, Krouse 1, I, the sma Phil McCollum, will my easlness to perform on stage to Dennis Marlene Snyder,wi1l myoffice practice ability to Gary Slansky. Danny Kelling, leave my political knowledge to Roger Kelling, llest, but mlghtlest Democrat of the whole bunch. I, Roger Schultz, will my ability to snag a good looking P-Burg girl to Orin Crow. 1, John Smith, will my ability to break an ankle just before the game to Raymond Baker. l, Roger Wallgren, will my gogles to Wallace Hendrickson. 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Eg , Tm E Wallace Hendrickson President Weldon Carlin Vice-President Sharon Graves Secretary James Petzold Treasurer Doris McClurg Boyce Wiltrout Glenda Hutchinson Dennis Horn I Roger Kelling Karen Baxter John Sullivan Carolyn Cook Delores Voss Dorothy Voss Bob Withington Echo Stanton Patricia VanRoekel Dean Snyder June Rundle Donald Maley Noel Krouse Larry Foster Robert Reese Not Pictured' Bobby Wallace Shirley Wallace mf QE, -up lun.. .mn .,i ' Q +15 4- as M Q J, by if Wwwcaan otlvltle Q A ,A v z ff ' W S, Q 5 f .. Q V- M ,qzw p rv x :Q 27 5 V v V F 1 4 i 4 Glue Ulub First Row-Ferguson, Atkinson, Crow, McClellan, P.Cook, McClurg, Rundle, Cummings, C. Cook, Meis, Smith, V. Forssberg, Wallace, Second Row-J. Lafferty, Legg, Baxter, Delores Voss, Dorothy Voss, Joyce Jakubowskl, Russ, Reltzel, K. Hill, McCue, D. Reese Lutz, Joan Jakubowskl, P. Hill. Third Row-Damewood, Weigant, E. Reese, Schick, D. Lafferty, A. Forssberg, VanRoekel, Wallgren, Graves, Hardman, Hutchinson, Lynch, Demuth, Wlthington, Stanton. First Row- R. Kelling, D. Krouse, Hendrickson, Wlltrout, N. Krouse, Wlthlngton, Larry Schick, Crow, Maley, L. Foster. Second Row-D. Griffin, Stark, Lappln, Ford, Slansky, D. Kelling Reese, Demuth, Hofaker, L. Griffin, Merklein. Third Row-G. Kelling, Hoch, McCollum, Hooper, Sullivan, D. Becker, Ware, M. Becker, Wilkinson, Bruning, Wallgren, Miller. GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO Back Row-Carolyn Cook Kathy Hill, Sharon Graves, Pat VanRoeke1 Betty Wallgren, June Rundle. Front Row- Vesta Forssberg, Gladys Meis, Maragret Lutz. Pianists- Delores and DOFOT-hy Voss. GIRLS SEXTET Kathleen Ferguson, Nancy Atkinson, Joyce McClellan, Karen Russ, Rosemary Demuth, Alice Forssberg. Front Row- Richard Hofaker, Norman Merklein, B. W. Wiltrout, Larry Foster. Back Row-Gary Ke1IIng,Kenny Wildinson, Ernest Hoch, Berye Reese Pianist-Miss Landwehr. BOYS QUARTET Leland Griffin, Danny Kelling, Gary Ware, Phillip McCollum. Pianist-Miss Landwehr. Band Majorettes: Mels, D. Reese, P. Hill, Demuth, J. Latferty, Atklnson, Lutz, Reltzel, McClellan, Fox, O. Crow, D. Lafferty, L. Schick, J. Jakuhowskl, J. Jakubcwski, Schultz, Mr. Cannlff, Instructor, C. Cook, S. Crow, K. Hill, Hutchinson, Ware, Lynch McC1urg, Graves, Third Row- Cummings, Hendrickson, Russ, Hofaker, Winters, Krouse, Palmer, Wlltrout, J. Petzold, ,,Pest RowbMaley, L. Foster, Baxter, G. Foster, Forssberg, Sullivan, McCollu , Bruning, Miller, L. Schick, B. Reese, Rundle. Dance Band First Row-Bar. Sax: Atkinson, Sax: Hutchinson, K. Hill, Tenor Sax. D. Reese, Sax: J. Lafferty, Last Row-Trombone: Bruning, Miller, B. Reese, Cornet: Hofaker, S. Crow, Russ, Winters, Drums: G. Foster, Pianist: P. Cook. CORNET QUARTET Susan Crow Karen Russ Richard Hofaker Mark Winters CLARINET QUARTET Carol Fox Joyce McClellan Gladys Meis Mary Lynch BRASS OUARTET Berye Reese Arden Miller Noel Krouse Mark Winters Flute Quartet Sharon Graves Joan Jakubowski Joyce Jakuhowski Patsy Hill Kayette Board Front Row-Russ, V. Forssberg, P. Cook, Miss Gould, A.Forssberg D. Reese, Hardman, Last Row-McClellan, Crow, Fox, Wallgren, K. Hill, J. Lafferty, Meis, P. Hill, Atkinson, Ferguson. Journalism First Row-E. Reese, Mrs. Dawson, Hooper, McCollum, A.Forssberg Second Row-J. Smith, D. Kelling, D.Stanton, Slansky, L.Griffin Stark, Third Row-Wallgren, Ware, D. Becker, Schultz, Demuth. I I 5 Q s 5 3 1 1 Pep Club Cheerleaders: P.Hill, D. Lafferty, A.Forssberg, P. Cook, First Row-Meis, McClellan, Crow, Legg, McC1urg, Rundle, Cummings, C. Cook, D. Reese, Joan Jakubowski, Smith. Second Row-Miss Land- wehr, sponsor, J. Lafferty, Atkinson, Joyce Jakubowski, Baxter Delores Voss, Dorothy Voss, Russ, Reitzel, K-Hill, MCCUQQ I-uf-2 Ferguson, V. Forssberg, Third Row-Post, Damewood, E. Reese, Welgant, Schick, Van Roekel, Wallgren, Graves, Hardman, Hutch- inson, Lynch, Demuth, Wallace, Withington, Fox, Stanton. Patsy Hill, Diana Lafferty, Alice Forssberg, Pat Cook. 11 Wi 175 iii- .Q 1595-welff - Q -. . xx if Q, 1 , TH P. - ,. f 44929 1- ' K -f , A W 'ifffllm f1iH ,1 J ' X , V5 Y X N ,wa iw - 'fbi 7 w,G5f'ff4sjg?2'TEifIfI k?:eii5k'3'w' '- ' -1 . ,.,,g ,z,. 5, ,Af f - fain - w5zf !1 'vl11 . .. . , 'tg HQ: ' sz , 52322. , , 1, A . Q I I ,rg WEQ , I vfk., 5 A E : I K i F 1 5 i n i v i 3 E 5 I E i i 1 1 , 4 W 'v Wa,-Mg: -M -.M -vm . H-wsi1f.2,,ww fsffzifaf :lr 'A ' ' WM 1 K W' , 0 f i n ' 'T Eff W:5'l K ' ' L- L - ,, '..- . J 913,21 'M Q i S ll fff' X 1 jj- I I v N 0 Al.: E5 - T: QFQA S QYAD ,,.. Q.. 1' Wei. s o - i E xt - 6 cl N IIIIIM , 4 Q4 ' :P I :G 6 Q. . Eff! Q. ,X M X wbpzv- woeszv I! r 'X5 X Ma, ' X N X 1. , 'fx ,7 f Q Xi x TN N133-5-' if!! W1 XV ,,.,, MM Qt' Aga i cr? 4-1 Vik Q 41' i 5 af VX! 3' N E, 46 f Wil' L I 1 g'iJ:T'67 1 i ,-S I sesfbizgq , , thletw Q? my K 1 if if .K Q, mg 3? P3 Ti S5ME5?7i E'!' t, . 1 52 E? 5, as 5' fl ? R ' ti .. Ni ,age 42? t 7, 5 iv Patricia Ann Cook Football Alice Barbara Forssberg Basketball Ilomecoming Queen ' , Q, ' ls X4 U iifqj' Lx 3 , Y C 5 ,mm ,isa--f .uv-.wl!W 4-...W '55 fag Q -wi -f 1 Qi K3 Sfi I 35 5? - S ,. 5 3 vu G. Kelling L. Schick R. Schultz L. Griffin Back Back Back Back First Row-Les Jllka, coach, McCollum, Slansky, D. Kelling, Bliss, Stark, Wilkinson, D. Stanton, J.L. Cornwell, assistant coach, Second Row-Hooper, D. Becker, L. Griffin, Schultz, Smith, Leland Schick, Petzold, Ware, Third Row-Larry Schick, Palmer, G. Foster, Wallgren, G. Kelllng, M.Becker, T. Stanton L. Foster, Fourth Row-Ford, Horn, Miller, Krouse, Wlltrout, Crow, Snyder, Hendrickson, R. Kelllng, J. Smith G. Foster R. Hooper D. BIISS Back Back Center Center P. McCollum End D. Becker End J. Petzold Guard R. Wallgren End D. Kelling Guard D. Stanton End E. Stark K. Wilkinson G. Ware R. Slansky Guard Tackle Tackle Tackle Football SEASONS STATISTICS: Won 5 Lost 3 Logan Oppenents Total Ave. Total Ave. First Downs 83 lO.h M9 6.1 Yards gained rushing l,h70 183.8 B51 108.h Yards gained passing 720 90.0 3h8 h3.5 Passes Attempted 101 12.6 65 8.1 Passes Completed M6 5.8 25 3.1 M52 38.52 Passes intercepted by 6 6 Fumbles, ball lost 2h 3 17 2.1 Penalties, yards 395 39.h 2h5 30.6 RESULTS Logan O Palco 31 Logan 19 Norcatur O Logan 20 Lenora 6 Logan 12 Hill City 39 Logan 20 Glen Elder 0 Logan 26 Downs 7 Logan 28 Morland 12 Logan O Almena 7 Despite a 5 won 3 lost record, the Trojan 1955 football team had the most successful season slnce returning to ll-man football. The three games lost were all to teams which ranked first in their respedb ive conferences. In the C.N.W.K.A.L. League the Logan eleven took second place, the highest that any team has achieved ln recent years. The Trojans gained the respect and enthusiasm of all the followers wit their spirited play. The largest crowd in Trojan history viewed the final game of the season when they lost a heartbreaking 7-O decision to a heavily favored Almena team. Because of their play during the season, several of the players received individual honors in belng selected on both the All-Area Team and All-League Team. Those chosen were: 2nd All-Area Team, Tackle, Roy Slansky Honorable Mention, Fullback, Roger Schultz Quarterback, Leland Griffin End, Phil McCollum Honorable Mention All-Leagee Team All-League Team End, Phil McCollum Center, Don Bliss Tackle, Roy Slansky Tackle, Kenny Wilkinson Fullback, Roger Schultz Guard, Danny Kelling Quarterback, Leland Griffin ' A TEAM Flrst Row-Griffin, Hooper, D.Becker, Schultz, McCollum, Second Row-Petzold, manager, Schick, D. Kelling, Veh, Slansky, Stark, Last Row-Les Jllka, coach, Stanton, Ware, Wallgren, J. L. Corn well, assistant coach. B TEAM Front Row-Griffin, M.Becker, G.Ke11ing, Wilkinson, Bliss, Gary Foster. Second Row-Crow, Reese, Palmer, Stanton, Schick, L. Foster. Third Row- R. Kelling, Maley, Wiltrout, Sullivan, Hendrickson, Krouse. Fourth Row-Les Jllka, assistant coach, Petzold, manager, J. L. Cornwell, coach. Basketball A Team B Team Logan- Lenora 145 Logan- Lenora Logan- Densmore -145 Logan- Densmore Logan- Long Island 14.5 Logan- Long Island Logan- Almena 55 Logan Almena Logan-71g Morland 25 Logan- Morland Logan-149 Kensington 143 Logan- Kensington Logan-147 Jennings 26 Logan Jennings Logan-MO Alma 11.3 Logan- Alma Logan-50 Lenora eo Logan- Lenora Logan-51 Natoma 59 Logan- Natoma Logan-71 Long Island-50 Logan- Long Island Logan-59 Downs eo Logan- Downs Logan-58 Almena 14.7 Logan- Almena Logan-65 Norcatur 50 Logan- Norcatur Logan-14.2 Downs 35 Logan Dow-ns Logan-58 Morland 28 Loaan- Morland CNWKAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Logan - 65 Norcatur - 25 Logan - 66 Kensington 36 Logan - So Almena - 148 Logan - 515. Lenora Logan - 52 Lenora - 50 Logan - 142 Almena A Team Tntal Pts. F.T.H. F.T.A. 2F.T.H. Field Goals Phil McCollum 212 32 68 14.142 Lemma Griffin 229 35 56 632 Roger Schultz 223 147 85 552 Darrel Becker 220 58 lO9 522 Bob Hooper 128 32 61 522 Leland Schick lO3 39 72 532 Ed stark 214 1+ 7 S755 Dan Kelllng 22 2 6 332 Roy Slansky 9 2 502 Roger Wallgren 2 2 O02 Darrell Stanton 2 O O02 John Veh 8 14. 502 B Team Gary Kellirlg 73 143 1-I-92 Larry Schick 62 no M52 Don Bliss 227 83 1492 Kenny Wilkinson 56 57 372 Gary Foster 8Ll 12 672 Myron Becker 87 70 532 Darrel Griffin 89 27 332 Billy Palmer 314 1.1. 5oz Berye Reese 36 I7 182 Tony Stanton IO 5 ooz Orin Crow 10 1 O02 Wallace Hendrickson 2 O O02 Roger Kelling 1 2 Sox John Sullivan 2 l O02 Larry Foster 1 3 332 Don Maley O l OO2 Dennis Krouse O O O02 B. W. Wlltrout O O O02 Q r' 0 , , f ' 3 X x -Q ex ' X x J ix 9 C wx fl! I O . J W v A Q mfqkffy W ff! 5, A xxx f fy . 291' X f Q Q Me f'2f X GMM L A Q 5 QQ Qi' im Q J, J Q , nr,-1 1 ,-4 a ll if V 4. f ' sto gv f?Xx Vt . . X fn ' XX L?-1, Seventh Grade Front RowhClifford Becker, Ronald Maley, Lauren Becker, Melvin Reitzel, Donald Krouse, Raymond Stark, Second Row- Shirley Bruning, Nancy Demuth, Janice Forssberg, Bob Russ, Roland Post, Carmen C1iff0Fd, Mr. Long, Third Row- Helen Wallgren, Wanda McClurg, Kay Smith, DeEtta Kelllng, Judy Eltel, Larry Sammons, Gary Noland, John Kendall, Not Present-Tom Ford, Randall Reese, Eighth Grade Front Row-Mr. Howell, Elmer Sammons, J.D.Hooper, Gale Lohrmeyer Gale Ruff, Joann Denning, Jeanne Legg, Karen Bolte, Second Row- Pat Lafferty, LaVon Schick, Delbert Stanton, Delsla Damewood, Irma Mels, Jerilyn Lappln, Lynne Lohrmeyer, Third Row- Allen Lamb, John Ruff, Norman Forssberg, David Kelllng, Phyllis Lutz, Arlene Zllllnger, Dorothy Carlin. Fifth Grade Front Row- Miss Erickson, L.D. Lappin, Danny Broyles, Coleen Kemper, Vernelle Blew, Shirley Beck, B111 Nevitt, Dennis Reese Second Row-Wayne Garrison, Jerry Cook, Donald Redeker, Hilda Brooks, Lorene Donahey, Dorothy Petzold, Barbara Fitzhugh, Shila Karnopp, Third Row- Joann Zlllinger, Neal Ware, Mike Nichol, Linda Krouse, Barbara Lutz, Marilyn Mels, Brian Fltzhugh, Judy Cook, Not present- Dennis Blaylock, Randall Shepard, Judy Graham. Sixth Grade Front Row- Francis Denning, Carolyn Baker, Leora Snyder, Mary Lou Frltschen, Leona Schick, Deanna Hoch, Sharon Kemper, Karolyn Shaw, Barbara Post, Barbara Reese, Ann Wiltrout, Eugene Ross, Second Row-Mrs. Winters, Larry Wallgren, Roger Johnson, Bstel Garrison, Dick Lafferty, Toya Slansky, Mary Arens, Carol Schick, Roger Reese, Kenneth Lohrmeyer, Jerry Lohrmeyer, Don Palmer, Third Row-' John Skulavlk, Kirby Legg, Wayne Archer, Harold Carlin, Vernald Russ, Charles Snyder, Victoria Kelllng Arlene Lamb, Elaine Stanton, Karen Atkinson, Virginia Higgins Billy Horn. Third Grade Front-Row- D. G. Bales, Glenn Snyder, Lynetter Kelllng, Lynn Wallgren, Charles Benson, LaDonna Kitzke, Darlene Maley, Jimmy Shaw, Barbara Horn, Jeffery bltel, Miss Chapman Second Row- Edwin Pflieger, Richard Ford, Homer Schoeller, Jennifer Llmes, Eugene Slsk, Diana Nichol, Neva Petzold, Mary Lou Lohrmeyer, Pamela Cornwell, Gary States Third Row- Sandra Horn, Anita Radloff, Gordon Hendrickson, Cheryl Schurz, Robert Ballard, Timmy Thomas, Berneta Legg, Sue Ann Becker, LaDonna Brunlng, Irene Cotten. A .. A 1 41 Fourth Grade Front Row-Miss Griffin, Jerry Beck, Dale Kendall, Robert Ford Jack Wallgren, Anita Ruff, Linda Donahey, Jeanette Thomas, Marilyn Post, Dennis Hutchinson, Dale Broyles, Charles Nichol, Second Row- Richard Wallgren, Kenney Baxter, Terry Russ, Pat Purtell, Diane Stanton, Sherry Thomas, Dorothy Brooks, Lois Lohrmeyer, Carolyn Post, Gary Kemper, Alan States. John Atkinson Third Row- Warren Brunlng, Margaret Conn, Virginia Boethln, Roland Noland, Jack Foster, Roy Forssberg, kenneth Velghe, Elvin Wallgren, Dixie Schick, Lynn Schick, Carol Grunert, Kay Skulavik. Second Grade Front Row-Mrs. Markham, John Rundle, David Snyder, Linda Johnston, Barbara Nichol, Candice Lafferty, Johnita Smith, Michael Kemper Second Row- Randy Austerman, Deborah Kelllng Carolyn Glbeau, Larry States, Laurel McClellan, Donald Lohrmeyer, Jerrold Jandra, bverett Ross Third Row-Sally atltes Wayne Hutchinson, Terry Donahey, Allen Jackson, Darrell Snyder Mary Ann Pflieger, Phyllis Cotten. Second Grade Front Row-Dee Ann Parsons, Mike Fritschen, Annette Hill, Phil Grieb, LeRoy semen, Betty Lee, Gary Satter, MPS- Hofney, Second Row- Jim Morris, Doug Eitel, Leona Nichol, Rosiland Brooks, John Eckhart, Delaine Thomas, Donna Becker, Third Row- Freddy Schurz, Nellle Stltes, Larry Meis, Daryl Lappln, Claudia Hutchinson, Rod Deitz, Arnold Lamb. Not Present' Darrell Blaylock First Grade First Row-Cynthia Eckhart, Linda Lou Aumer, Orvileta Nichol, PHII Breese, Sharon Pettljohn, Roger Lohrmeyer. Second Row-Mrs. Howell Cindy Harmon, Kaylene Kitzke, Daryl Danahey, Kenneth Ml1ler.Third Row-Lila Schick, Maurice Lee Wallgren, Melvin Schooler, Jay Dee Shaw, LaVeta Snyder,Pamela Ballard. First Grade Flrst Row-J. E. Demuth, Ronnie Lohrmeyer, LeAnn Ruff, Debbie Legg Vickie Cummings. Second Row-Wava Severns, David Post, Donald Van Roekel, Dedra Baird, Linda Lou Woods, Rex Hill, Third Row-Rick Schurz, Linda Gall Hooper, Linda Lee Eckhart, Sonja Atkinson Belinda Noel. Not present-Mrs. States Ba nd First Row-M. Meis, Atkinson, McC1urg, Wiltrout, Fritschen, Eitel, Forssberg, Shaw, B. Reese, Second Row-B. Lutz, P. Lutz Lappin, L. Lohrmeyer, Denning, I.Meis, Demuth, Arens, Higgins Mr. Canniff, Instructor, Ford, Stark, Maley, Reitzel, Ruff, G. Lohrmeyer, Hooper, Lafferty, Noland, M. Forssberg, Third Row- J. Lohrmeyer, Ruff, Pears, Garrison, D. Reese, Archer, L. Wallgren, Snider, D.Lafferty. Pep Club Cheerleaders: I. Meis, Bolte, Forssberg, Wallgren, First Row Wiltrout, Post, Reese, Shaw, Hoch, Denning, Damewood, Legg, Smith, Baker, Stanton, Second Row-Fritschen, Snyder, D.Kel1ing L. Schick, Kemper, Lutz, Lohrmeyer, Demuth, Bruning, Eitel, Lappin, Miss Landwehr, Sponsor, Last Row-Higgins, Atkinson, C. Schick, Arens, Zlllinger, Slansky, McC1urg, Lamb, V.Ke11ing 6 dde kefbdll Front Row-Mr. Long, Coach, Larry Wallgren, Ronald Post, Don Krousep Gary Noland, Norman Forssherg, Larry Sammons, Manager Back Rowb Ronald Ashley, Gary Lohrmeyer, Francis Denning, Clifford Becker, Don Palmer, Dick Lafferty, Jerry Cook. REGULARS Front Row-Mr. Long, Coach, David Kelling, Lauren Becker, J. D. Hooper, Gale Lohfmeyep, Pat Lafferty, Larry Sammons, Manager Back Rowh Ronald Haley, Delbert Stanton, Gale Ruff, Melvin Reitzel, Bob Russ. ,Yi dve ' 3 32 3 YK V1 97 as:-vgmmmz-sfw. V: Wig 'xv , 754175-. Q 5 K -'M-was si E2 Q an M 2, SH Q 3 QF? SQ? 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