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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1957 volume:

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I v- ' CI Boa d of fdacaffbn Cofine Lu'-2 Franklin McCollum Ve,-non H111 Treasurer Direcgcf Clerk Student Councl Seated Echo Stanton, Sophomore, Margaret Lutz, Music, Diana Lafferty, Senior, Susan Crow, Junior, Judy Lafferty, Kayettes Standing Donna Reese, Band, Mr Beck, sponsor, Kenny Wi1kiS0U, Music, Vesta Forssberg, Pep Club Not pictured, J D Hooper, Freshman O 'Y ,X , 3 if 95' , it Q- , N 9,52 ff F f I 3 . . . . . . . . . . O O . . . l GERALD P. BECK Science-Math LESTER JILKA Coach Industrial Art Freshman Class Sponsor DONALD WIGGINS Assistant Coach Science History Sophomore Class Sponsor Superintendent of Schools Senior Class Sponsor LEONA LANDWEHR Vocal Music Senior Class Sponsor i V X , Q? :4' he - , K CALVIN CANNIFF Band Bookkeeping J.R MARTIN Commerce English Freshman Class Sponsor Elizabeth Gould Home Economics Junior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor AMERT DAWSON Sophmore Class Sponsor As English-Albegra ,.. V 'xox-gn xibix I , ffp: -I Sfflil' l L -4 'C' MYRON BECKER Basketball l23h Football Hixed Chonus 12 Glee Club 12 Dramatics Annual Staff E' NANCY ATKINSON Mixed Chorus Glee Club Solo Sextet Khyettes Khyette Board 123 123k 2 123k 123k 123 Student Council 3 Pep Club Dramatlcs Pep Band Band Dance Band Mixed Ensenmle Basketball Attendant Drill Team 123k 1 123k 4 123U Annual Co Editor M VESTA FORSSBERG Mixed Chorus 123k Glee Club 123k Triple Trio Pep Club 123k Student Council h Kayettea 123 Khyette Board 23h Treasurer Secretary Dramatics Annual Co Editor h qf'1lW '--s PATSY HILL GARY FOSTER Basketball 1 Football 123k Baseball Band l23h Dance Band Student Council l Dramatlcs Annual Staff DON BLISS Beloit Track Football Basketball Class Vice President Boys State Annual Staff Mlxed Chorus Glee Club Pep Club Cheerleader Kayettes Kayette Board Majorette Drum Major 123h 123k 123h 123h 123k 23h Band 123k Flute QU8Pt0t Student Council Football Queen Dramatice Annual Staff T5 ll HARRIET HCCUE Mixed Chorus 13h Glee Club l Pep Club l23h Kayettes l23h Dramatics Annual Staff DOROTHY WITHINGTON Mixed Chorus 123k Glee Club l23h Pep Club l23h Kayettes 123k Kayette Board A Dramatlcs Girls State Annual Staff LELAND SCHICK Class Pres 123k Band 123k Dramatics Basketball 123k Football Track Annual Staff BECKY SCHICK Mixed Chorus 137-L Glee Club 1 4 Pep Club 123k Kayettes l23h Football Attendant Dramatics Annual Staff LBDON LAPPIN Mixed Chorus 123k Glee Club 123k Dramatics 3 Annual Staff L WESLEY HOCH Mixed Chorus 12h Glee Club 12h Dramatics 3 Annual Staff M 'f ' XA KENNY HILKISON Football 123k Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Student Council A Boys Octet Annual Staff Dramatics Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus M hlili MARILYN REITZEL Mixed Chorus Glee Club Bind Pep Band Accompanist Pep Club Ksyettes Mixed Ensemble 123u 123k 123h 123k 123k 123k M Basketball Attendant Dramatlcs Annual Staff Drill Team DOYLE STANTON Football l23h Basketball 13 Baseball 123k Dramatics Annual Staff RICHARD HOFAKER Mixed Chorus 23h Jlee Club 2 Boys Octet Quartet Band Pep Band Dance Band Brass Quartet Boys State Annual Staff Dramatics 123k 123k DONNA REESE Class Sec Class Trees 123k Glee Club 123k Mixed Chorus l23h Triple Trio Mixed Ensemble M Band 123k Pep Band 12 Dance Band Majorette 2 Pep Club 123k Alt Cheerleader 3 Cheerleader Kayettes 123k Khyette Board 23h Vice President 3 President Dramatics Student Council h Girls State Basketball Attendant Basketball Queen h Annual Staff GLADYS M IS Band 123m WW' Pep Band 123k A Drill Team M Clarinet Quartet h Majorette Mixed Chorus 123k Glee Club l23h Triple Trio 3 Sextet M Mixed Ensemble h Kayettes 123k Kayette Board 3h Pep Club 12314 ' Vice-President 3 President h Basketball Attendant Dramatics Annual Staff DIANA LAFFERTY Class Vice President Football Attendant Basketball Queen 2 Band Pep Club Kayettes Mixed Chorus Glee Club Cheerleader St Council President Dramatics Annual Staff 123k 123k 123k 123k 123k 2 2 M ,wr M l5 'W MARY LYNCH Band Pep Band Clarinet Quartet Drill Team Pep Club Kayettes Football Attendant Dramatics Annual Staff Mixed Chorus Glee Club 123h 123h 3 M l23h 123k M 12 Rift JEROME PETZOLD Football Basketball Manager Dramatics Annual Staff Bb 3h 3 M JERRY HORN Mixed Chorus Glee Club Football Dramatics Annual Staff NORMAN MERKLEIN Mixed Chorus Glee Club Football Baseball Dramatics Annual Staff M illnr 1'W' JUDY LAFFERTY Band 123k Pep Band l23h Dance Band Kayettes 123k Kayette Board 23h Treasurer Student Council 3h Mixed Chorus 123k Glee Club 123k Majorette 2 Pep Club 123k Dramatics Football Attendant Class Secretary 3h Drill Team Annual Staff 1l:I? qu... , 95 MARK WINTERS Dance Band Brass Quartet Coronet Trio Coronet Quartet Solo Silvua Award Dram ti a cs Annual Staff CII 2 5 hlhlknlhlhi ERNEST HOCH lixed Chorus 12314 Glee Club 123h Track Football Basketball Dramatic: Annual Staff BARRY SLAIBKY Football Track Football Manager 3 Band Dramatic! 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Lanz NWFP' L 4 'Pnan-9 -'D-l-nfs 'Flo-ne -- Sure-Nh Qnnoe fi 1 2 , Q 5 'tv' With the sounds of 'Green Freshmen' ringing in our ears, we en tered the doors of L H S in the fall of '52 For initiation, we dressed in the 1920 syyle of bathing beauties Garry Slansky and Judy Lafferty won the prize as the best dressed bathers Class officers were as follows President, Leland Schick, Vice president, Diana Laf- Yerty, Secretary,and Treasurer, Donna Reese, Student Council Repre sentative, Gary Foster Members of the class were Nancy Atkinson, Myron Becker, Vesta Forssberg, Gary Foster, Patsy Hill, Richard Hofak er, Ernest Hoch, Wesley Hoch, Larry Horn, Jerry Horn, Diana Lafferty Judy Lafferty, LaDon Lsppin, Mary Lynch, Gladys Meis, Norman Merklein, Harriet McCue, Lelland Moser, Robert Nevitt, Jerome Petzold, Donna Reese, Marilyn Reitzel, Becky Schick, Leland Schick, Garry Slansky, Merle Snyder, Tony Stanton, Kenny Wilkison, Mark Winters, and Dorothy Withington, with Miss Webber and Mr Beck as our sponsors In 'Sh we entered L H S as Sophomores, not yet upper classmen, but slowly nearing our goal We were asked to serve at tne Junior Senior banquet As the theme was 'Gay Paree' wewere dressed as French waitress and waiters, the girls in black and white and the boys in gayly colored smocks and berets This was also the year we enjoyed being in the 'Mikado ' The class officers were as follows President, Leland Schick, Vice president, Gary Fpster, Secretary and Treasurer, sponsors were Mr Cornwell and Mr Beck We lost Merle Snyder and Lelland Moser from the class At last we are upper classmen as we enter L H S as Juniors We found the Junior Senior banquet to be work as well as play as we pre sented the 'Mardi Gras' to the Seniors as the theme of our banquet We also had our first fling at dramatics when we presented 'Beauty and the Beef' as our Junior play The class officers were as follows President, Leland Schick, Vice president, Don Bliss, Secretary, Judy Lafferty,Treasurer, Donna Reese, Student Council Representative, Diana Lafferty Miss Gould and Mrs Dawson were our sponsors We were happy to gain Don Bliss as a member of the class although we lost Bob Nevitt and Larry Horn As we entered the doors of L H S in '56 we find at last we are Seniors Our membership remained the same as last year with the class officers as follows President, Leland Schick, Vice president, Don Bliss, Secretary, Judy Lafferty, Treasurer, Donna Reese, Student Council Representative, Diana Lafferty Mr Beck and Miss Landwehr were our sponsors We presented 'My Little Oscar' as our Senior play We are now looking forward to our sneak which will complete the last chapter in our history at L H S. 'Ti 2 g Q 'Q S S- II. Il Donna Reese: Student Council Representative, Diana Lafferty. Our . . . , QL ASS We, the SENIOR CLASS, will the Juniors of 1957 our ability to get along as a class We, the SENIOR CLASS, will the Sophomore Class our ability to make good grades and at least half of the class on the A Honor Roll and always the other half on the B Honor Roll, like we always did We, the SENIOR CLASS, will the Freshmen the ability to have a very effective initation. P S To be used when you are finally seniors I, NANCY ATKINSON, will my pleasing soprano voice to Karen Baxter and also my colds and sore throats that seem to plague me MYRON BECKER, will my pleasant disposition, willingness to work, and love for fellow students to Ludene Damewood ERNEST HOCH, will my ability to carry S subjects for 2 years to Jim- Sheppard who seems to have trouble carrying M for one year I understand the incoming freshman girls are almost as cute this years I, LA DON LAPPIN, will my generosity and ready smile to Ronnie McCue I, RICHARD HOFAKER, will my studious ways to Orin Crow and my place in the boys quartet to Elmer Sammons I, LEIAND SCHICK, will my ability to get engaged during my Senior year to Gary Mulder, and remember Gary, it costs money I, MARK WINTERS, will my ability to get along with Mr Canniff to Pat Lafferty I, DOROTHY WITHINGTON, for the betterment of the school, will my quiet ways to Connie Cummings I, VESTA FORSSBERG, will my ability to henpeck one of the underclaee man boys to Kathy I have outlined my tactics in a book, and suggest you try it on John G We, DONNA REESE and KENNY WILKISON, will our togetherness to John Sul livan and June Rundle Before we leave we will mark off 6 tile blocks in the flooring South of the typing room because they are almost worn out, so please find some other place for your between class meetings I, MARY LYNCH, will my even disposition to Dennis Krouse and hope it keeps him out of trouble It always has me I, GLADYS M IS, will my ability not to say anything and know when to keep quiet to Don Maley I, HARRIET McCUE, will my ways with the out of towns boys to Delores Voss I, BECKY SCHICK, will my beautiful black hair to Arlene Zillinger I, my . I, my e I, WESLEY HOCH,wi11 my charm with the Freshman girls to Darrel Griffin. as I, JUDY LAFFERTY, will my ability to get in and out of trouble to the Jakubowski twins. I, GARRY SLANSKY, will my Bookkeeping workbook to B. W. Wiltrout. You will find that it is practically unused. I, DIANA LAFFERTY, will my diet plans to Sue Crow. If you find that they don't work, try TAFON. I, GARY FOSTER, will my ability to have the best luck in Bob Withington. Hh1ch is worse, a broken leg or mumps. I, JEROME PETZOLD, will my ability to have a new car every Stanton, and hope yours lasts you better than mine did me. I, JERRY HORN, will my very little build to Gale Ruff and to anyone who can afford to keep it in running order I, NORMAN MERKLEIN, will my ability of speech to Irma Meis ity to irritate the girls to Larry Ford 8.11 I, TONY STANTON, will part of my 185 pounds to Berye Reese who would like to gain a little W6lght I, MARILYN REITZEL, will my ability to have my boy friend come me every noon to Janet Hardman It sure helps on cold days I, DON BLISS, will my energetlc ways and my willingness to Larry Foster athletics to year to Dink Plymouth my abil we hear and get work to I, PATSY HILL, will my ability to fall in and out of love to Sharon Graves Q NU 4 -44 Zz f2 my . d - Y -7 iff y 'T7 .22 'L :M e CLASS PRUPHECY Speed, Kansas May 20, 1967 Dear Mr Beck ln regard to your letter of May 16 1967, as to the whereabouts of the seniors of 1957, after considerable research,I have found the following information Gladys Mels has finally achelved the goal she was always hoping for ln her last year of High School She ls happlly marrledand lives ln one of the largest trailer houses ln Los Angeles I believe the trailer house has slx or seven rooms ln lt Kenny Wllklson has Just returned from Hollywood, where he starred ln hls third motion picture Hls first picture which he made three months after graduating was the nJack Dempsey Storyn in which he play ed the part of Mr Dempsey This ls to be hls last picture as he wants to spend more time at home with hls wife and two curly haired boys Gary Foster also spends most of his time in Hollywood Critics say that he ls sne of the greatest producers Hollywood has ever seen Some of his greatest productions have been 'The Red Haired Killer 'Do you have a love problem ' Th s ls the sign on the door o Heartbreak Hotel in Topeka, Kansas, which ls owned and operated by Judy, Diana, and Patsy They had so many heartbreaking experiences ln High School they decided to help other young people with their love problems Nest Tuesday night a great event will take place ln the life of Vesta Forssberg She is going for Sl28,000 on the 36h,OOO Question Ronnle lman wlll be ln the isolation booth with her, not because he ls an expert, but since she has galned so much fame and has so much money this ls the only place he can be alone with her Nancy and Eddie are now the owners of the Steak House in Phillips burg Marilyn works as head waitress and John ls the chief meat cut ter Nancy takes care of the klds while Marilyn, John, and Eddie work The former Mary Lynch is happily married and llvlng on a farm north of Logan They have just finished building a new house which Mary designed ln the Home Economics class ln her last year of High School Becky Schick has one of the most sensational night club acts ln Hollywood People come from mlles around to see her perform By the way, she appears on Wednesdays and Fridays at Clro's night club ln Hollywood lf anyone ls interested La Don Lappln ls the new Manager of the Lappln Equipment Company In hls spare time he experiments in developing a certain type of wlg for bald headed women Q ' I nl nThe Solid Red Cadlllacn, and nThe Red Haired Sheriff of Memphls.H ' 7' I f Tony Stanton and tloneers They travel auctions They always Don Bliss finally had finest filling stations in station The people serve right for him, he makes a himself Norman Merkleln have become world famous auc throughout the United States to large sales and were quite talkative during High School to sell his car but he now owns one of the the state of Kansas It ls a self service themselves and pay Don e job ls just 101 Of mOD2y and doesn't have to 2X2Fi Jerome Petzold ls still trying to pay for the green '53 Ford he bought during hls Senior year Every Saturday night Jerome goes coon hunting down on the river ln another year he will have enough pelts to flnlsh paying for lt Myron Becker is a successful farmer llvlng west of Logan stills watches those hog prices bark Winters has become very well known as a band leader He has made many successful recordings One of hls greatest hits was a num ber Callednpfom Polka Dorothy Wlthlngton ls a charming housewife and mother living in H111 City, Fansas She always did like that town! Leland Schick now owns some of the fastest coyote dogs in the country He trains them by letting them race alongside his motor Jerry Horn ls really making money as a gambler ln Las Vegas H makes about 31000 a week, but most of that ls gone after he has his Saturday night fling Richard Hofaker has become a very successful farmer He figures each step and gets everything worked out on paper, then he puts his hired hands to work Ernest Hoch ls a nDoctor of Research on the Human Brain He takes the bra1ns out of gorillas and other monkeys and experiments with them His brother, Wesley, is his right mand man Everyone was surprised to hear of Wesley's marriage to Kim Novak last August H was always so shy ln High School HSh1ke the Shark , otherwise known as Garry Slansky, has become a frogman for the U S Navy Harrxet McCue ls a busy housewife at Philllpsburg While her hus band is away she also takes orders for sand from the people in the communlty And I am the owner of a thriving beauty business in Speed,Kansas ky specialties are the two curly headed boys mentloned above Sincerely yours, Apanfuv Donna Reese . . , - . . Th 1 . He I . ll I - . X 0 ' cycle. . . . e H ' . e X ' . - ll F . . . - 'FH- -.3432 all N ftr C-eu f rlf Alllh. 'SP w,',f Nw M Y' ,J-4 T' V-rv rf, If' Darrel Griffin President Berye Reese Vice President Rosemary Demuth Secretary Edith Reese Treasurer Susar Crow Orin Crow Jenet Hardman Larry Ford Sandra Seltmann Dennis Krouse uuene Damewood Ronalc McCue Joan Jakubowski Joyce Jekubowsk Larry Schick Ronnie Iman Lucille Smith Kathy H111 Margaret Lutz Betty wallgren Phyllis Post Not pictured Billy Palmer Class sponsors Miss Gould M Canniff 1 my 045191 ll: 0 T Y Xl seam: am Mrs l v cu LB ri-.7LO wu: cure. ov. mrs Puma cu pw z5'1f06,s Qmfi ATN H vi l-Qfuvvqezi -5 hormll ,ant JUNIOR CLASS PLAY U Tna Cry STAL BALL... fi TM QLDQCH fi s dec Jet' have Semnce o +f1en-mow g Q4-'Bev-niq, m s QM jfgn-QQ g 9351- da eff Pl Jmau 'Fil U-41 C.-5 llJ KA-l ZTYY'-rv ' . . 1-ff l'VQZ,m Y I 9- R UAH? :A f . 'Pl M .Q ., H A . 2 -5 -L SHI-'1n'vv vu -f f- , Qovmf 7 '- I .4 L awk whss-ani? 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'M gray nd c' V Q-4' 'iw I iff U' x .g Gtv A ilk wif 'nl . l Delbert Stanton President Janet Jillie Vice-President Joann Denning Secretary Norman Forssberg Treasurer Second Row Gale Ruff Judy Reid Lavon Schick Carol Geckles Third Row Karen Bolte Pat Lafferty Jeanene Leqo Gale Lohrmeyer Fourth Row Gary Mulder Arlene Zilllnger D L Doan Jerilyn Lappin Fifth Row Lynne Lohrmeyer J D Hooner Delsia Jamewood Elmer ammons Sixth Row Allen Lamb Carolyn Vierllno Irma Meis John G Ruff Not pictured Phyllis Lutz Class Sponsors Mrs Dawson Mr Wioqlns Freshman Initiation 4 vga.. xx :Lv-.S 51' 514102 LUunnQv-'i bud!-406 Slll. 'TWU5 VQSHZS K-4 A B as Qvltl 460' UC-Hx Aman, gamene. Q lx Nffwesq Jbluu-AQ GQR4 '4 nw u - XX . K-WS x x . H - I ' nn - X - Q. 141, H 1 'nil ,, 9 e-.f1f.f+w .V ' ., . 'm, L+' ll X 0 u . ' X FLAT , Q - 1 n.gt'i.., K -A A' 30 snr ' - I in P I 0 Ae x ,,n X ,H I -. 5 if leg , W '3 fw X lagorette Patsy H111 Gladys Mele, Donna Reese, Rosemary Demuth, Judy Lafferty Front Row: G. Nels, D. Reese, N. Lutz, Reitzel, Joan, Joyce Jak- uboweki, Graves, Lynch, P. Fill, 0. Crow, D. Lafferty, McC1urg, Foreaberg, J. Ruff, Demuft, J. Lafferty. Second Row: B. Reese, Atkinson, K. Hill, Hutchinson, Hofaker, Winters, N. Krouae, Wil- trout, Petzold, Henrickson, Denning, Cummings, S. Crow, Mulder. Third Row: M . Canniff, Lappin, Baxter, P. Lutz, G. Po't9Po Hardman, G. Puff, Sullivan, G. Lohrmeyer, Schick, Haley, L. Fol- ter, L. Lohrmeyer, Rundle, I. Nels. Not pictured: J. D. Hooper J .., 2 49.1 x, f ' 9 ' 'ff J . J 'G' do Rand Glvv fluh Front Row Smith, Le8P, J Lafferty, G Meis, M Lutz, Leppin, Crow, Atkinson, Forssberg Second Row P H111, I Mais, McCue, Rundlo, Stanton, Reitzel, McC1urg, L Damewood, Joyce Jakubow ski, Bolte Third Row Zillinger, Geckles, Joan Jakubowski, Baxter, Denning, D Lafferty, Demuth, Withington, Dorothy Voss, Lohrmeyer, Delores Voss, Cummings Fourth Row Post, Lynch, Schick, Wallzren, Van Roekel, Hardman, Graves, Hutchinson, Lutz, K Hill, D Reese, E Reese D Damewood Front ROW! J- Ruff. Lafferty,Forssberg, Gr1ffin,Sch1ck,Nerk1e1n, Doan, Vulder. Second Row: Hardman,accompanistg Foster, Henrick- son, Krouse, Wilkison, Stanton, Lappin, Withington, McCue. Third Row: Wiltrout, Ford, E. Hoch, Reese, Sullivan, W. Hoch, G.Ruff, Lohrmeyer, Hofaker. not pictured: J, D, Hooper uf J t 3 1 1 5 ,Q Q el ai Q1 R i W. ,is , so ,fat ff if 1 kd . : P. S 527, f I i D Q n lIs11'l Nancy Atkinson Kathy H111 Janet Hardman Rosemary Demuth Margaret Lutz Gladys Meis Enom 1 lul Sharon Graves Vesta Forssberg Connie Cummings Delores Voss Susan Crow Dorothy Voss Betty Wallgren Donna Reese June Rundle Marilyn Reitzel, pianist H111 011.11111 Richard Hofaker John Sullivan Berye Reese B W Uiltrout KAYETTE BOARD Seated Vesta Forssberg,Rosemary Demuth,Miss Gould, Donna Reese, Judy Lafferty Second Row Susan Crow, Patsy Hill, Connie Cum mings, Delores Voss, Dorothy Voss, Dorothy Wlthington, Gladys Mels, Nancy Atkinson Third Row Kathy Hill, Janet Hardman, Betty Wallgren, Sharon Graves DANCE BAND I Front Row Janet Hardman, Judy Lafferty,Kathy Hill, Donna Reese, Nancy Atkinson Second Row Mark Winters, Susan Crow, Richard 2ofa2g?, Berye Reese, June Rundle Third Ron Gale Ruff, Mr ann A ls fi , 6 ig e I1 Front Row K Hill, Hardman, Legg, Smith, Reitzel, J Lafferty, Rundle, Graves, Demuth, Van Roekel, D Damewood Second Row McC1urg, Stanton, Lohrmeyer, I Meis, Zillinger, Cummings, Crow, G Mols, Joyce Jakubowski, L Damewood Third Row Post, Porss berg, Dorothy Voss, Lappin, Hutchison,De1ores Voss, Bolts, Joan Jakubowski, M Lutz Fourth Row Lynch, Schick, Baxter, with ington, Geckles, Denning, Wallgren, E Reese, Atkinson, McCue Cheerleaders Donna Reese,Phy111s Lutz,D1ana Laffert5,Patsy H111 Donna Reese, Phyllis Lutz, Diana Lafferty, Patsy H111 i N FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row Herklein, Tony Stanton, Petzold, Wilkison, E Hoch, Slansky Second Row Ford, Palmer, Becker, Crow, Bliss, G Foster Third Row srrv Schick, Manager, D Krouse, Henrick son, Lohrmeyer, L Poster, per, Don Wiggins, coach Fourth Row Les Jilka, coach, W l t, D P rn, D Stanton, Withing ton, Doan Logan Logan Logan Logan SEASON RECORD Palco Norcatur 7 Lenora Lebanon h Logan Logan Logan Logan 2 Quinter 2 Downs 3 Morland Almena 2 L '55 C7 FJ 2 P 5 I-4 Z C7 VJ The Logan High School football eleven won six of eight games boast the best won lost record of any Logan team since the return eleven man football Losing their opener to Palco and the final Almena, the Logan squad dealt defeats to six straight opponents This fine record was accomplished despite the fact that the season was started with only five returning lettermen and with several Dosi tions filled by players seeing the first year of action After Rl Ding their first victory over Norcatur, 27 7, the Trojans showed a real de termination throughout the season which included a thrillinv, come ack triumph over Quinter, 28 19 All 2h members of the squad received let ters by virtue of seeing action in one third of the total ,umbgr of quarters played Fourteen of these will return to action next year The ten seniors include Tony Stanton who will receive his fourth letter although missing his Junior year due to sickness, Kenny Wilkison who gained his third letter, Don Bliss, Leland Schick, Jerome Petzold, and Gary Foster earning their second letters, and Myron Bec ker, Ernest Hoch, Carry Sllfiski, and Norman Merklein All gaining the first letter Almena Logan Lenora Norcatur Morland ordnnpift O 26 8 27 6 8 0 9 32 l O to - to ' e to L 0 l Q-E01'fX -1-f Ofot as N-pzzomo QQK o T- Mmaafusee Hrrcndawfs q,,.,w 53 PPCJ 'I Cv-own Tiled L51-5 6, Rena 'YC Glo-We 'DY' N UEH1' LMENH R c. oosTai? -pe L TERM FAFMJOUI OMVLFIELC Floaf belhq fv-Qfvav-ei No 5 ee? at have. SQMCKQ6? ine worm Fl F G 0 Z O T C B Fl L 5 L L . - , W , ' ,Q K u , W I pg it 4 -1, N -f 'Z '- c.,., 0,s,,,as vl C L L 1 L3 V 1 I Q 'A 15 Rl o M . L- U -- V I iw e 1 es-B cw-nb A 'I'1ram First Row Reese, Lela d Schick, Bliss, Wilkison, Crow Second Row Les Jllka, coach, G Foster, E Hoch, Becker, Palmer, Larry Schick, Don Wiggins, assistant coach I! Team -CSI' DTP, HJL 'L. First Row Forssberg, Larry Schick, Lohrmeyer, Hiltrout, L Pos ter, D Horn Second Row Les Jilka, assistant coach, Haley Griffin, Ford, N Krouse, Lafferty, Don Wiggins, coach, Third Row Delbert Stanton, Withlngton, Sullivan, Henrickson, Doan Not pictured J D Hooper W , , Q . u 4 Q I . . . , 4' ua Q , ... I 1 V- - - .L 'af N , 9 Q 0 O . a e I p I . O O . I O C After a low start, the Loman Basketball team hit their peak about mid season with victories over Lenora and Long Island These wins 1 o ed them to finish in second place in the CNWKA League However a mump epidemic which broke loose during the league tournament and later injuries to key players left the Trojans showinr a season record of seven wins and twelve defeats Three eniors, Leland Schick, Don Bliss, and Kenny Wilkison, and one junior, Orin Crow, were on the starting five most of the season The other position was divided between Myron Becker, Berye Reese, Billy Palmer, and J D Hooper Eight of the players who were named to the final tournament squad of twelve will return to action next year The B team with two to three freshmen on the starting line up fin ished the eason with ten wins in fifteen games In league action they finished in a first place tie with Almena as each lost one league encounter First Logan Logan Logan Logan iLogan Logan 4Logan Logan 4Logan Logan 4Logan 4Logan Logan wLogan Logan iLeague League Logan Logan Logan Team 5 Kensington Lenora Downs Long Island Morland Almena Jennings Alma, Neb Lenora Natoma Long Island Aimena Palco Norcatur Downs Games Tournament M2 Jennings 33 Almena 29 Long Island District Tournament Logan 36 Lenora A Team Scoring Player Bliss Wilkison Crow Reese Becker Palmer Schick, La. 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X? 10 5' I PWM N 'MN ,wU 929 f mr -1 4 ' 'Q ri? m 6 Q We ' 1.5 I' . - A - , Q - 4 Seventh Grade First Row Kenny Lohrmeyer, Dlck Lafferty, Vernald Russ, Roger Johnston, Wayne Archer, Klrby Legg, Estel Garrison, Charles Snyder Second Row Roger Reese, Larry Wallgren, Don Palmer Jerry Lohrmeyer, Eugene Ross, Carmen Clifford, Francis Dennlng,Third Row Karen Atkinson, Barbara Reese, Leona Schick, Kay Shaw, Elaine Stanton, Ann Wiltrout, Mary Belle Arens, Leora Snyder Fourth Row Virginia Hlgglns, Toya Slansky, Arlene Lamb, Carol Schick, Deanna Hoch, Mary Lou Fritschen, Sharon Kemper, Barbara Post, Mr Scott E ghth Grace First Row Raymond Stark, Don Krouse,Tommy Ford, Ronald Maley, Larry Sammons, Roland Post, Gary Noland, Bob Russ, Randall Reese Second Row Melvin Reltzel, Nancy Demuth, Helen Wallgren, Shirley Brunzng, Kay Smith, Janlce Forssberg, Wanda McClurg,Judith Eltel, Clifford Becker, Mr Howell ,' ,,j g I. V V , ff Alf, Q.: W A ' 3 , l ' : : Fifth Grade First Row Richard Walloren, Elvin Wallgren, Kenneth Vehzge, Warren Brunzng, Ronald Noland, Jack Foster, Terry Russ, Alan States, Denn1s Hutchinson Second Row Jerry Beck, Roy Forssberg, Terry Tay1or,Charles Nichol,Iinda Donahey,An is Rlff,J88D6+t8 Thomas, Dorothy Brooks Third Row Jack Wallgren, John Atkinson, Robert Ford, Gary Kemper, Dale Broyles, Diane Stanton, Sherry Thomas, Virginia Boethxn, Pat Purtell Fourtr Row Lois Lohrmeyer, Dixie Schick, Lynn Schick, Margaret Conn, Carol Grunert, Kinney Baxter, Marilyn Post, Carolyn Post M1ss Erickson eff' Sixth Grade First Pow Billy Nevitt, Ran ld Sheopard, Jerry Cook, Wayne G rrison, Bryan Fitzhuqh, Danny Broyles, Lowell Lappin, Dennis Reese Second Row Judy Graham, Shirley Beck, Linda Krouse, Vernelle Blew, Linda V1er1ino,Nclliefaye Cantwell, Dennis Blaylock Third Row Shila Karnoop, Judy Cook, Barbara Lutz, Marilyn Nels Barbara Fitzhuoh, Coleen Yemper, Lorene Donahey, Barbara Cantwell, Joann Zilllnoer, Hilda Brooks Mrs Winters , V , 3 . . . . . 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T , , . . . , l Second Grade Front Row Ronald Lohrmeyel, Rex Hill, Donald Van Roekel, J E Demuth, Kenneth Miller, David Post, Phillip Breese, Rick Schurz Second Row Darvl Donahey,L1 Vets rxder,Detorar Lepq Harmon, Le Ann Ruff Sharon Pettijohn, Jay Dee Shaw Third Row Maurice Wallgren, Melvin Schooler, Linda Eckhart, Belinda Noel, Lila Schick, Vicki Cummings, Sonja Atkinson, Linda Hooper, Pamela Ballard, Mrs Markham Absent Linda Wood, Roger Lohrmeyer A Alba 'Mk Fourth Grade First Row Jeff Eltel, Timmy Thomas, Jimmy Shaw, Robert Ballard, Lynn Wallgren, Gary Henry, Gordon Henrickson, Gary States, Eddie Pflleger Second Row Glenn Snyder, Homer Schoeller, D G Bales, La Donna Brunlng, Cheryl Schurz, La Donna Fltzke, Sue Ann Becker, Barbara Horn, Neva Petzold Third Row Bernetta Legg, Irene Cotten, Richard Ford, Eugene Slsk, Anita Radloff, Darlene Maley, Mary Lou Lohrmeyer, Jennifer Llmes, Miss Griffin lla ., , ,,? Linda Aumer, Cynthia Eckhart, HKaylene Klteke, 'Dedra Baird, Cynthia , . : - A - - . Third Grade First Row John Rundle, John Eckhart, Randy Austerman, I rry States, Phillip Grieb Larry Mels, Arnold Lamb Second Row Everett Ross, David Snyder, Mary Vlerling, Barbara Nichol, Llnda Johnston,Rosi1and Brooks,Laurel McClellan Third Row Jerold Jandera, Claudia Hutchinson, Terry Donahey, Dennis Maley, Johnlta Smith, Leona Nichol, Doug Eltel, Phyllis Cotten, Miss Chapman l Thxrd Grade Front Row Don Lohrmeyer, Delalne Thomas,Darrell Blaylock Daryl Lappln, Roger Henry Second Row Candy Lafferty, Dee Ann Parsons, Rodney Deltz, wayneHutchinson, Darrell Snyder,Annette H111 Allan Jackson,Mary Ann Pflleger, Jim Morris Third Row Donna Becker, Betty Lee, LeRoy Schick, Carolyn Glbeau, Gary Satter, Freddy Schurz, Mike Fritschen, in Kemper Mrs Scott 1 l - 41 , . . . . a 9 Q I . . . . .. Alu ., .Q ' I 0 . . ..... ..... U . . . . . . ll 1.A lh C 0 . C Flrst Grade Front Row Teddy Hill, Bruce Johnston, Rita Canniff, Dennis Becker, Joy Swearingen, Normadlne Reese, Joylene Sammons, Robert Lohrmeyer, Bari Eltel, Max Parsons, Janet McCue Second Row Gary Nichol, Dean Wallgren, Steven Dockery, John Buck, Penny Lappin, Judy Henry, Nancy Beck, Donna Blaylock, Craig Maley, Skipper Hooper, Dale Brooks, Mrs States First Grade First Row Carol Lohrmeyer, Allen Hooper, Phyllis Ross, Mike Nichol, Tommy Lohrmeyer, Ila Snydef' Larry Krouse, Danny Vlerling, D D Breese, Dennis Jennings Second Row Jerre Ann Wiggins, R D Harmon, Rhonda Brooks, Darrel Maley, Jean Pfliegeg Rainell Becker, David Cantwell, Randy Wallgren, Rosalee Carver, Chuckie Taylor, Mrs Howell Absent, Nancy Ives, Bonnie Johnston fw- bl l . . . . . l o . . l . . . . . . . 2 . . , . . GRADE BASKETBALL A AM Front ROV Nr' UPON' V Noland, 'VFYIP d N9lGv, Iaurer Decker ?jngiT qvitz Y jusg, an Ia bawwons S C1f' m0v us avmwnd f k P iff d ro, Polnno Fm + P1 1, V1 3 p , l or B Ck P' mommy H0 Front Row Ir Scott, Terrv Russ, Dick Leffertv, Lerrv Nallvren Francis enninz, .eyne 'r Menezer Larry an vns Qec nd ow enpis He se, Don Palmer, Jerrv Lonrmeyer, Wirb L sck vow Ronald hole d, Richard Wallvren, Jerrv Deck, Hobby ford, Yack Foster .0 .. 1xIE . I . W! 4 . ' ., Car- I, Ai 'V V M 1 50 . el, Und Kp , N grep N PPV . lfl . 3 L A 3 ,.n. 1 .39QQ, gvy 3 3 A U A f Q M1 Q Q FO . . .xc , , 1 v Nw 't. '.l3 rrlglxld I..- ni , .., --I -.3 w wi ,,, X an . s ' 9 . 0 D : ' f 1 I f I 'X 4 , J . . - 4 n U n A B U , . D M W A Cher. A W A S nw . - 3 4 :D , e U L, ., v HTH. 5. ,. Z . - 7 'Z . H . M .. E U RHDE CHOOL, RSKETBHLL rushing aside thirteen straight opponents, t e Logan Grade Regulars compiled an undefeated record on thelr way to winning three flrst place tro phies After notchlng the top spot ln league play, the Logan flve took the top honors ln both their league tournament and ln the Norton tournament I ll The Logan Grade Midgets after season dropped the next seven before Norton tournament The regulars, after narrow wins season, rolled through the remainder flcult This included a lop sided, easy, 9 33 triumph over Almena I winning their first four games of the upsetting Almena for thlrd place in the over Long Island and Almena early ln the of the regular schedule with little dif 33 10 victory over Long Island and the league tournament, the Logan squad vanquished Jennings, M3 13 ln the opening round However, they had to over come a first half Almena lead ln the finals to win M6 39 At Norton, the local five overcame a case of the jltters with Noland leading the way to nip Norton, M8 hh ln the flrst round The f1nal game, with Almena again furnishing the opposltlon, was all even until Maley hit a bucket in the final seconds for a M6 hh wln Besides Noland and Maley, L Becker, Krouse and Reltzel were the starters for Coach Scott's team Ford, C Becker, Stark, Russ, Post, Reese, and Nevltt all saw considerable action as reserves The midgets, lacking experience, were Involved in close contests during the season as the league teams were all evenly matched except the eventual champion, Lenora In the league tournament, Jennings eked o t 17 15 wi to put Logan out of the running At Norton, the Logan five lost to Norton M7 23 before coming back for their 26 2h win over Almena Wallgren, V Russ, Lafferty, Archer, Denning, Palmer, and Legg shared starting dutles, while Lohrmeyer, Reese and five fifth graders Noland, Foster, Beck, Wallgren and Ford saw action in several of the games SEASON RECORDS gulars dgets Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan League Logan Logan Norton Logan Logan Norcatur Long Island Almena Lenora Long Island Norcatur Lenora Almena Tournament M3 Jennings h6 Almena Tournament M8 Norton h6 Almena Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan League Logan Norton Logan Logan Ngrcatur Long Island Almena Lenora Long Island Norcatur Lenora Almena Tournament 15 Jennings Tournament 23 Norton 26 Almena This spring, the attention of the grade school will be turned to track Present plans call for participation ln two meets The county meet which will be held at Philllpsburg will find actlon ln three divisions for both the boys and girls. Last year, the Logan thlnclads were nosed out of this contest as they took 2nd place while the host school, Phllllpsburg took the top spot. A league meet at Almena has also been planned for the boys. B E h I ll . - - Q ii - . f. . u a - n Re ' M1 Logan 35 Stuggart ll Logan 28 Stuggart L12 19 23 25 21 23 36 33 16 M7 I7 16 33 IO 31 71 18 31 77 17 20 M9 33 18 18 39 Ml LLM BAND Front Row K Atkinson D Petzold L Donahey H wail n E't 1 L Schick, J Forssberg, Fritschen, McC1urg' Lutz Pgggegl Se ' ec S?SuEowkuI?rcE:r,iJ Thomas, Arens, B Reese, Shea, Demuth, Wil n 1 SR ns, J Atkinson Third Row Mr Canniif R g01gf1d,V6hiaS, L Lohrmeyer, D Hutchinson, Palmer, Beck, Peers, 03-and, R65-ti'-91, R M81ey, C Kemper, Bruninp B Ford Baxter PEP CLUB B5 Qqwea e First Row Graham, Boethin, Lutz, H Brooks, Beck, Petzold, Fritschen, K Smith, Bruning, Arens, Slansky, A tkinson, E Stan ton Second Row Jaenicke, A Stanton, Grunnert, Lohrmeyer, J Post, M Post, Fitzhugh, Ruff, Lorene Donahey, Linda Donehey, J Thomas,H1ggins, Krouse, L Schick, D Schick, Zillinger Third Row Snider, B Post, Blew, Shaw, Eitel, Hoch, C Kemper, Demuth, Wiltrout, McC1urg, Karnopp, C Schick, Mrs Winters Cheer leaders Leona Schick, Barbara Reese, Helen Wallgren, and Janice Forssberg 5 2 u I Q ' I Q K I R: Forssberg, 0 . 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