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

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Mr, Don Gleason, a 17 year veteran in education, served his second year as principal at LHS this term, He is a graduate of Fort Hays Kansas State College at Hays, Kansas, holding a Master's Degree in Administration. Mr. Gleason's job as principal keeps him busy, He is advisor to the student council, keeps attendance records, must approve all student organization activities, and is in charge of enrollment procedures and curricu- lum offerings, Mr, Gleason is the liaison official between the high school faculty and the superintendent's office. He is in charge of the entire operation of the high school building, In his off duty hours, Mr, Gleason enjoys boatingand fishing with his wife, Jan, and three sons, Randy, Rick, and John. LEFT: Thelma Bushnell's duties as high school secretary include making announcements over the intercom, BELOW: Visiting with students, parents, administrators and teachers is just a few of the many responsibilities that Mr, Gleason faces as high school principal, 958 41:13

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dministrative Decisions Rest With Board of Education, Administration Mr, Paul Jones, a graduate of the University of Kansas in Lawrence, served his third year as Superinten- dent of USD 4326, Mr, Jones and the seven school board members act as the governing body in actions of USD 3326, Mr. Jones assists and is directly responsible to the board in all administrative decisions, The administrative board meets once a month to carry on regular business of the district and to hear requests from parents, faculty, and students, Regular board meetings are open to the public and inter- ested patrons are urged to attend. Mr, Paul Jones TOP: Elected members serve on the Board of Education. They are FRONT ROW: Darrel Gartrell, President: Wilmer Hogan, Vice- Presidentg and Sylvia Rundle. BACK ROW: Bob White, Darrell Baker, and Leland Archer. A. G. E. Cummings is not pictured. RIGHT: Serving as secretary to Mr. Jones, clerk of the Board, and bookkeeper for the school district are a few Of the responsibilities that keep Mrs. Avice Stanton busy. I 'lui

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School Employees Provide Many Services RIGHT: Blake Post serves as one of the student jani- tors for LHS under the neighborhood youth corps pro- gram, BELOW: Kay Bittel, Susan Becker, and Glenna Hutchinson enjoy the cinnamon rolls they are having for lunch. The cooks qOllie Stanton, Lois Krouse, Sally Austerman, and Dot Stantonj prepare balanced noon time meals for USD 155326 students, BOTTOM: USD 555326 provides bus transportation to school for those students living outside Logan and for all school activities, Q f ' r