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

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1DC1'1'10HStI'E1tl1'1g UI' COHCGIT1 Although apathy is affecting the attitudes of many, the trend at LHS is turning to demonstrating our concern for others, Showing interest in others has become routine at LHS, regardless of the importance of the situation, Many classes and organiza- tions stress the essence of lending a helping hand. RIGHT: Students often use the library before school to help one another with their assign- ments, Paula Romjue receives help on a Biology assignment from Nancy Zink, BELOW: StuCo V. Pres. , John Van Roekel and Pres, , E1Wynn Jansonius discuss an upcoming council meeting with StuCo advisor, Mr, Gleason, H n f, ' ' livnel'-V as angina-. .328 25? I 1 P Y K ,mmm

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gl.-..., TOP: Problem solving becomes an individual thing for physics students during a test, LEFT: Janet Voss contemplates the outcome of the Logan-Hill City basketball game during pre- game exercises, ABOVE: Beth Bernard welcomes help from counselor Phil Altman, in interpreting her scores on the Ohio Vocational Interest Survey,

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w , Jr Anita Orr. Paula Atkinson, Susan Becker, and Carol Mc- Donald play wink 'em with a few residents at the Norton State Hospital, Entertaining at tne hospital is one of the many service projects Kayettes plan during the year, TOP: Pre-schooler Marsha Wilkison watches intently as Cindy Forssberg shows a picture from the Golden book she is reading at a party for young children given by the Home Economics II class. LEFT: Arlo Rupke winces as the county health nurse injects the tuberculin test serum into his arm. All LHS freshmen voluntarily participated in this county wide testing series,