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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

3 4 Q , 0' 1 , I4 . '41 ,, 2 .. -4' f :ag 1 ' . 3, Q ff Y - ' . F ,gi L ' F . F h mf fy U by Jig. 1 'lf I 4 Q- -Www I 'M' - s ,, . ff TROJAN LOGAN UNIFIED DIST. 326 LOGAN, KANSAS VOLUME XI Inakudfuala T0gelimfF0fuw This book is dedicated to the students and teachers of USD 326 - past, present, and future . Each of us is an individual, yet our lives are influenced by our friends and the people around us. We should appreciate good ole LHS for th. togetherness that stems from being with people we know and trust. Working and sharing together are easily attained in our school system . With a smaller number of students, we can become acquainted with everyone and lasting friendships can be formed. The teachers can look upon each of us as individuals and give us personal guidance . We can look to the faculty for friendship, as well as guidance toward knowledge . Each person may be a participant in the growing number of organizations offered at LHS . These help develop tolerance and cnar- acter. Each of us is needed to develop this sense of closeness. For this reason, we feel unique as individuals and dedicated to our school. Co-Editors, Bmw mawpcwaa Foreword ------------------------ 2 Curriculum ----------------- ---- 9 Student Life ---- ---- 2 3 Sports --------- ---- 4 7 Organizations -- - - -- -65 Classes --------- ---- 7 7 Elementary ---- ---- 9 1 Alumni Roll ---- ----- 1 01 Advertisers --- ---- -115 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Outside their offices, Mr. Gleason and Mr. Altman discuss various aspects of a school situation. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Thelma Bush- nell, school secretary, gives Wanda Ben- nett, Sandra Pakkebier, and Judy Erickson a fewllast minute instructions before the girls begin their day as student teachers and help- ers. TOP: Couples, such as Tony Sanson and Judy Erickson, find the library a good place for quiet conversation . LEFT: Mr. Hiser, a student director from Fort Hays State , watches Reynold Kitzke closely to make sure a difficult rhythm pat- tern is played correctly. Wofu6iugTogedwv. . . Every day we all take a tripg Not just a drag through main But one around the school. During our lives we are all participants and spectators, leaders and followers, givers and receivers, dreamers and doers, satisfied and dissatisfied . Individuals Progress . . . and progression is dependent on individual performance. OPPOSITE PAGE: LHS Band performs at the Fort Hays State Marching Contest. The band received a II rating. TOP LEFT: During algebra II, Mr. Simoneau makes a point about the use of a computer to Todd Lappin as Judy Erickson and JoAnn Archer wait their turn to use the machine . ABOVE: Susan Gartrell, Linn McDonald, Faye Reese, and Tony Sanson work after school to decorate Junior Hall for a Spirit Day. LEFT: Members of the Trojan Yearbook Staff and the Logan Alumni combine efforts to pre- pare a mailing to all Logan Alumni concerning the Alumni Banquet and Trojan Yearbook sales. Ql1wfiugTogeHwv. . . TOP: Kathleen Zink, Boyd Hutchinson, Kenny Pak- kebier, Bill Becker, and Curt Baker enjoy the sun's rays during a noon-hour card game . ABOVE: Band students gather around Mr. Rouse to get their position assignments for a marching routine. RIGHT: While getting refreshments at the Kayette card party, Paul Grammon, Lloyd Becker and Eugene Schandler compare scores . OPPOSITE PAGE: Seniors carry out the theme of the 50's on Spirit Day by doing the bunny hop between classes. The seniors won the Spirit Stick that day. 2-lik We know what we went As we ramble the ha11s, from life , We don't see 'teachers' anymore. And we au Hy to achieve Nor do we see 'students. ' our goals. Instead we see people who have We all have something to talk about - Acquired 3 quantify of knowledge Either ideas to express sharing it with those who haven't Or opinions to suggest. found it Yel- mwueumzw. . . Every human being is a unique individual . . We all Live, Look, Love and Learn together in our own individual ways. Individuals together form groups . . and these groups are relative environments for individual behavior. RIGHT: Linda White slips deep into thought while holding music for a pep band member during a half -time con- cert. BELOW: Although the library is a place for study and research, Mike Patterson and Tony Richardson use it as a place for relaxation. CURRICULUM Teachers, too, must work together at times. An example of this was represented in the preparation for and presentation of the teachers' skit on Spirit Day. EpewwBoafw6becasEous The LHS administrative chain of command begins with a seven- member board of education which meets monthly to carry on the business of the district. Superintendent , Paul Jones . executes the policies adopted by the board from his downtown office which is open eleven months of the year. Mr. Jones is directly connected with each education center through his three building princi- pals, Don Gleason, high school, Charles Dougherty , Logan ele- mentary, and Roy Watt, Prairie View elementary . Each principal manages the educational process and super- vises faculty in his building. Phillip Altman and Duane Scott serve the district as counse- lor and school psychologist respectively. Mr. Scott is retained by a co-op of area schools, traveling from one to another on a regular basis, work- ing with each school in problem areas that deal with education. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Avice Stanton takes a moment from figuring payroll to pose for a picture with her boss, Superintendent Paul Jones. As secretar to Mr. Jones and clerk of the board , Avice handles the clerical work that goes through the superintendent's office . OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Counselor, Phil Alt- man and school psychologist, Duane Scott, discuss the results of a battery of test scores. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Thelma Bushnell, LHS secretary , quickly types out a note to give to Mr. Gleason. LEFT: Reynold Kitzke and Principal Gleason discuss the nature of Reyno1d's absence from class before filling out an admit slip. BOTTOM: USD 326 BOARD OF EDUCA- TION: FRONT ROW: Wilmer Hogan, Presi- dent, Sylvia Rundle, Elizabeth Brobst. STANDING: Clayton Kuck, Bob White, Dar- rell Baker, Eugene Sansom. PHILLIP ALTMAN Counselor V... A ' V. , m g 1 lm ' Fi01.0AfI13 and AwafPmt0y A student's need for self -expression through music and 311 is not neglected at LHS . A new class in the music department this term was beginning guitar, instructed by Charles Rouse. This course was designed to teach students the art of play- ing a guitar and to developlknowledge in music the- ory and skills in music tec nique. Other music courses include band and choir. Kay Coddington teaches two sections of art. Stu- dents have an opportunity to try their skills in such areas as sketchinlg, charcoal, water color, oil, ceramics and ot ers. lone Hill and several assisting student librarians keep the well lighted library open for students to do research and reading. ABOVE: Robert Hiser, stu- dent director from Fort Hays State College, takes the band through its morn- ing practice . f TOP RIGHT: Jayne Becker works with oil on an art project which will soon be hung in her mother's new mobile home. RIGHT: Mr. Rouse helps Judy Erickson get just the right finger position on her guitar string while Amy Van Loenen watches and learns. Y ' ls Vitalfahja The LHS curriculum includes several English and language courses. Steven Robbins teaches three English classes in which he emphasizes the study of literature, drama, and grammar. He also teaches a current affairs class which stresses the events of today: and an Amer- ican History class where students research the impact of historical events. Sue ouse , a three year LHS teacher, offers Spanish I and II and instructs one section of English I. Audrey Getty, forensics coach, teaches English II and V, Speech l and II, and psychology. New to the faculty and a new de art- ment for the curriculum is Mike Lellining and Level Ill and IV Special Education. Mr. Lehning holds a Master's degree in special education from Emporia State Teachers College. He refers to his area as an opportunity room where those students who ave various learning problems can progress at their own rate without the stigma of competition for grades. Marie Hogan teaches special reading in both Logan and Prairie V1ew. The classes are designed to broaden the students' vocabulary and reading proficiency. STEVEN ROBBINS English, American History, Current Affairs sU1z Rouse English. Spanish . xiii AUDREY GETTY gigx- I Psychology English . Speech , CW ' f., .sf A A 'visa-,-stef ,I 53 tk ibf?'5f 4 vw! NURSE Skill lr xx '-1 is . ., 'fi' MIKE LEHNING Special Education MARIE HOGAN Special Reading OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Chief . played by Kelly Tien, attacks the institution aide, Curt Baker, in a scene from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. The play was produced as a cpart of Mr. Robbins' sopho- more English rama unit. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Speech class gives Doug'Leidig a chance to put expres- sion and feeling 1nto reading a chi1dren's story book aloud . TOP: Jaynelle Kelly helisl Brad Schemper with his writing lesson w 'le Dale White works independently, . LEFT: Mrs. Rouse reads answers in Spanish while Jaynelle Kelly checks her paper. I5 swab Paws Physical fitness is as important to the well-rounded individual as mental growth and social adjustment. LHS offers three courses which give students an opportunity to build physical fitness and learn some social sports on a non-competitive basis during three of their four years in high school. New to the physical education program this year was sophomore phys. ed. for one semester taught by Ken Hanson. Sophomores took advantage of the swimming pool during the warm fall days, then moved indoors to learn tennis, handball, and tram- poline techniques. Karl Skinner, Ken Hanson, and Bob Sebbert have combined their efforts to teach the required fresh- man health and physical education class. Mr. Skin- ner works with the boys in the gym , Mr. Sebbert with the girls, and Mr. Hanson teaches the health portion. Juniors and seniors can enroll in advanced phys. ed. which includes learning swimming, tennis, handball, badminton, trampoline, volleyball, and basketball. Mr. Hanson teaches history, government and social science . RIGHT: Paul Grammon puts power into a serve . The advanced physical education class practiced basic tennis techniques in the gym during the winter so they could be ready when spring weather set in. BELOW: Freshman boys and girls take a test in the health portion of their physical education class. Qtudemseam Maougk vmwwcoww LHS offers several vocational type courses from which students can choose . These classes are developed to provide the student a practical area o study in wood-working, metal study, home economics, and busi- ness. Mrs. Worcester teaches all home econom- ics classes which include four units for girls and a unit for senior boys. Mr. Sebbert offers three wood shop classes for boys and one for girls. The courses are designed to give stu ents a progressive study of project construction from a asic drawing to the finished product. For young men more interested in the metal and automotive departments, LHS offers two units of welding and one of small gasoline engines . Mr. Thomas teaches these courses as well as driver education. The business department offers units in elementary typing, bookkeeping, business law and gqeneral business. Mrs. Thomas teaches t e business classes and a class in publications . RIGHT: Cindy Forssberg and Deb Hanke check the reason their answer is incorrect on a bookkeeping test. ABOVE: Vonda Gingles and Linda Nichol study sil- verware patterns during the home economics IV class field trip to Hays. The trip was a part of a unit on planning a wedding. RIGHT: Jim Vahle and Marvin Gaines change the table saw blade in wood shop I. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Senior boys enjoy a meal they prepared in boys' family living class. The class is designed to prepare the fellows for those bachelor days. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Ed Ebner sets his flame so he can do some cutting on his welding project. . .s..-ikgwirw t 0 1' A ,.,.af ,aff Q A N. X if.. . a X . XM23 . ROBERT SEBBERT Woodshop, Freshman Physical Education LOLA WORCESTER Home Economics PAT THOMAS Commerce LARRY THOMAS Metal Shop, Driver Education I'-vw-' , Mwd i5l, '! 1 LHS offers eight units of science and math. New on the faculty this year, Mark Hall teaches general science , 33214 biolo , and chemistr Mr. Hall is a raduate of Kan- it 1 i SY , , Y' 8 , sas State University of Manhattan and calls Qurnter, Kansas, his home town. Mr. Simoneau teaches advanced math, practical math, algebra I and II, and geometry. Mr. Altman handles general math. if MARK HALL ' Science i n l il ,W 5 LEROY SIMONEAU Mathematics svm il? x,,b ll!! 1 ND nl.. Wm OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Come on you guys, let's get to work, is the ex ression on Mr. Ha 1's face when the camera caught Rim durin biology class. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Citris Noel and Randall Jansonius share something amusing during study period in algebra I. OP: Todd appin shows the rest of the algebra II class how to use the computer to calculate a compli- cated formula. LEFT: Mike Patterson clowns for the plhotographer by pretending to taste his lab project. T e class was studying unborn mammals. ABOVE: Shirley Becker, Pat Swindler and Bea Bezz- era work diligently on a chemistry report. Bus Dfuixms, ' , Qmoofiflq Women's lib has struck the USD 326 transportation department! Two women, Sharon Stevenson and Louise Kincaid, have joined Carl Post, Jim Morris, Don Grunert, Dean Carey, Fred Wagner, Loren Broyles, and Darrell Stanton in the responsibility of bussing the nearly 200 students to and from sc ool daily. The drivers travel approximately 140 , 000 miles a year. At 7:30 a.m. , USD 326 cooks begin preparinirmeals for the 300 students that wil go ough the line at noon. The Logan cooks, Dot Stanton, Lois Krouse, Sa ly Austerman , and Addie Hill provide the ogan students nourishing meals 178 days out of the school year. In Prairie View, Darline Brown prepares the mid- day lunch. Even though students may not always notice the custodians, they are there as a vital part to keep the buildings neat and operating. Angeline Nyland is the Prairie View school janitor. Floyd Kelly, maintenance engineer of the district, does the re ular custodial duties in the Logian grade guild- ing, while Cliff Leidig ta es care of the junior high and Cecil Brooks acts as jani- tor in the high school building. TOP: Driver of 314, lim Morris, opens a gift pres- ented to him at a surprise birthday party. ABOVE: Logan cooks, Dot Stanton. Sally Auster- man, Lois Krouse, Addie Hill and substitute, Grace Van Roekel , are ready and waiting for the stampede of hungry elementary students. RIGHT: Cliff Leidig works after regular school hours to ready the junior high hallways for the next day . STUDENT LIFE A big part of going to school is meeting in the library to study and share with your friends. These are times that are remem- bered long after graduation. This learning to get along with people is something no one can teach in a classroom. MM Maul-is QmwhwPakLebwv 20qfgwVawL0-ww Colleen Butler Jeff Hofaker A zzoywcoww 2010911111151 Pmalafkonjua P4wLGwmww Nmwymfb Maalwkongw ' Mf16aPahwow Qc1w0.1LAcfw.m MM, Mass we Biff? Rodger Van Loenen , described by some of his teachers as quiet and reliable, was a Boys' Sta- ter his junior year. He was elected vice-presi- dent of his sophomore class and Student Coun- cil re resentative his junior year. Rodlger has lettered in at least one sport dur- ing each Tyear of high school. He has partici- pated in ootball four years, basketball four years, track two years and golf for two years. He played in the school band his freshman and sophomore years and was a member of the choir his sophomore and junior lylears. Rodger was a mem er of the play cast 's junior year. Rodger Van Loenen - Mr. LHS, 1973-74. Sandra Pakkebier's enthusiastic spirit and outgoing personality were the most evident in her position as cheerleader, which she held throughout her. four years of high school. Sandra's involvement in Kayettes throughout high school led her to serve as Recreation Director her senior year. Twice she was elected to represent her class on Student Coun- cil . Her freshman class elected her vice-presi- dent and she served as junior class treasurer. Sandra was a four year member of band and a two year member of honor band. Her musical achievements led her to being selected for both Lions State and International Bands. She was a four year member of choir. Sandra participated in girls' track her junior and senior years specializing in the discus throw TOP: Rodger practices a kick off during after- noon workout. He is kicker and plays end posi- tion on the football team. He averaged 41 .4 yards per kick this year. ABOVE: Mrs. Worcester, Home Economics instructor, gives Rodger a few pointers on sew- ing straight seams during Boys' Family Living class. RIGHT: Rodger shoots for two against close guarding from a Quinter Bulldog. TOP: Mr. Rouse looks on while Sandra Pakkebier helps junior high band students Kristie Hutchinson, Myra Schurz, and Shari Hutchinson during Kayette student teacher day . LEFT: Sandra appears to enjoy leading cheers during the Logan-Palco game. ABOVE RIGHT: Marvin Gaines buys a candy bar from Sandra. She is representative on Student Council, the organization responsible for noon hour candy sales. QfUCOfH066S Annual ' The Student Council planned a 'Misty' evening for the annual Christmas Formal December 15. 1973. Eyes did seem to grow misty when Rodger Van Loenen and Sandra Pakkebier were named Mr. and Miss LHS for 1973- 74 by Howard Siler. Program introductions were made by emcees Shayne Hutchinson and Rod Boys. Fields of Joy was sung by a junior ensemble and accompanied by Karen Jackson. Bill Becker sang the theme song, Misty , while the Royal Couple and Court danced. Pterodactyl, a rock group, provided music for the dance which followed the coronatron ceremonies. TOP: King Rodger Van Loe- nen crowns Queen Sandra Pakkebier. Royal attend- ants are Rex Smith, Paula Romjue, Tony Richardson, Kate Rundle , Paul Gram- mon, Nancy Zink, Mike Patterson, and Marla Rom- jue. Junior attendants are Jeff Hofaker and Colleen Butler. RIGHT: Couples dance to the music of Pterodactyl. 5 In 6' l!.q 1 lq'g8Q l.,nf, TOP: At the close of the official ceremonies, King Rodger receives congratulations from his mother and sisters, Linda and Bev. LEFT: Junior attendants, Colleen Butler and Jeff Hofaker, are all smiles as they lead the Royal Court to their places. RIGHT: A junior class ensemble sang Fields of Joy' as part of the coronation program. K 1 1a L!-IQ ' Unit Takes ll mf One of the first performances for the Logan March- ing Band was Old Settlers' Day Parade in Kirwin October 6 . The band also marched at Norton, Octo- ber 22, in the Veteran's Day Parade, and did rou- tines for most home football games. The marching unit finished their activities Octo- ber 27 , at Fort Hayes State marching contest. They received a II rating. The flag carriers received a I rating for their routine and subsequently were invited to perform at a Fort Hays basketball game. The girls made this appearance in January, 1974. TOP: Band director, Mr. Rouse, helps Kathy Jones, majorette , adjust her chin strap before the half -time show of the Palco football game. BELOW: Flag carriers do their routine at half -time of the Logan-Kensington basketball game. Flag Carri- ers are: Marla Wallgren, Shannon Jones, Deb Baker, JoAnn Archer, Cindy Forssberg and Karen Jackson. This unit presented their half -time show during a Fort Hays State basketball game and at one of the Regional Basketball Tournament games at Palco. In Luka -H fl- . TOP: The LHS marching unit moves through its rou- tine at the Hays Band Day contest October 27 . The unit received a II for its efforts. LEFT: Although the wet fall weather doesn't seem to bother Ken Hanson, Jackie Kelly finds the only way to cope with it is to roll up her hair and slacks. RIGHT: Rainy weather made it difficult for the band to march outside several days this fall , so they used the gymnasium on such occasions. CowwtBcuwL En.sembZaGwups Raubllfgkzwetawcantmt December 1 , Pat Swindler, Bill Becker, Shirley Becker, and Dee Hanke participated in the KMEA District IV Band rehearsal and concert held at Hays. Each also auditioned for KMEA State Band positions. Of the four, Shirley was selected to participate in the State KMEA Band activities February 23, in Topeka. During January, the band worked under Mr. Robert Hiser, a student assistant from Hays. Mr. Hiser, an undergraduate in Music Education from Fort Hays State , was participating in a course designed to give him a chance to o serve a public school teacher and to practice teaching. Fort Hays State College invited the Logan Pep Band to play before the game, during ha ftime and time-outs on January 12. Logan High School, along with the Dane G. Han- sen Foundation and Fort Hays State sponsored a band workshop March 26 for hig1h school and junior high league school students. T e Fort Hays band members gave recitals, mini-concerts, and advice under supervision of college music professors. The work- shop was climaxed with a concert by the Fort Hays State Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble. RIGHT: Flute Trio members, Jaynelle Kelly, Pat Swindler, and Sheila Ruff use the lifeguard stand at the Logan pool to pose for a picture. The trio received a I rating with their entry at State Music Contest in Colby. LHS Concert Band: FIRST ROW: Sherri Becker, Cathy Baker Connie Forssberg Jaynelle Kelly Sheila Ruff Pat Swindler, Kathy Jones. SECOND ROW: Marla Wallgren Diane Goscha Therese Lohrmeyer Marie Doughert Cindy Forssberg, Geoa Pears, Bill Becker, Todd Lappin Shannon Jones Shirley Becker Crystal Stanton De Baker. THIRD ROW: Sandra DeBoer, Becky Brooks, Cindy Stutterherm Kate Rundle Karen Jackson Kim Pak kebier, Dana Bushnell, Deb Stark, Keith Hockman, Wanda Bennett Tami Pearson Rhonda Brown Susan Gart rell, Deb Hanke. FOURTH ROW: Jim Vahle, Reynold Kitzke Bo d Hutchinson Bob Van Diest Mike Van Diest, Tony Sanson, Sandra Pakkebier, Dee Hanke, Lew Jene Sc neider Ora Heersink FIFTH ROW Shirley Book, Judy Erickson, John Bennett, Jackie Kelly, JoAnn Archer Ken Hanson Jim McDonald mm tag i the Clarinet Choir: LOW BOARD: Cindy Forssberg, Marie Douiherty, Cindy Stutterheim, Becky Brooks, Sandra DeBoer, Shannon Jones, Shirley Bec er. HIGH BOARD: Cathy Baker, Sherri Becker, Diane Goscha, Marla Wallgren, Connie Forssberg, Therese Lohrm- eyer. :-1 K. ,. V-1, ,, L 7132 Q . ,tgp Brass Choir: FRONT: Ora Heersink, Lewlene Schneider, Dee Hanke, Sandra Pakkebier, Tony Sanson, Mike Van Diest. STANDING: Kate Rundle, Bill Becker, Karen Jackson, Todd Lappin, Boyd Hutchinson, KimkPakkebier, Geoa Pears, Dana Bushnell. CENTER BACK: Reynold Kitz e. The Logan instrumental department returned from two days competition at State Music Contest with six I's, ei ht II's, and two III's. The Banc? received three I's and a II. Six ensembles were judged with clarinet choir, brass choir, and flute trio earning I ratings: saxoiphone choir, wood- wind trio, an brass quintet receiving II's. The nine soloists returned with two I's, five II's and two III's. The Loan Lions' Club chose Bill Becker to be their represent- ative in the Lions' Club State and International Convention Bands. State Band Camplwas held in Topeka in June. T e State band then went to San Francisco , Cal- ifornia , where thecy performed with and compete against other state bands at the International Convention June 30 . The Logan participant is selected by the Logan Lions' Club from the list of junior band members who submit a letter to the club stating their qualifica- tions and interest in attending. vmwvzusw 28085185 P40550 FkonvQbwJudges This year the 60-member choir was directed by Charles Rouse and accom- panied by Kate Rundle and Cindy Forssberg. At State Contest April 19 , the choir and girls' glee were awarded I's for their performances. The fresh- man girls' ensemble also received a I rating . The freshmen sang their con- test selection, Choral Prayer, for Baccalaureate. They and the other groups sang their contest numbers for the Spring Concert, May 9. The senior Igirls' ensemble and mixed ensem le eared II ratings in state competition while the junior girls' ensemble received a III. Tami Pearson, Faye Ann Reese, and Karen Jackson entered vocal solos at State Contest and all received a II rat- 1ng. TOP: Instrumental Soloists: BOTTOM ROW: Rhonda Brown, III: Shannon Jones, II, Pat Swindler, II: Shir- ley Becker, II. BACK ROW: Dee Hanke, Ilg Geoa Pears, III: Kate Rundle, Ig Bill Becker, II: Sandra Pakkebier, I. ABOVE: Freshman Girls' Ensemble: FRONT ROW: Laura Jones, Sandra DeBoer, Diane Goscha, Lewlene Schneider, Marla Wallgren, Deb Stark. BACK ROW: Deb Kuck, Kim Pakkebier, Peggy Harbers, Connie Forssberg, Ricklynn Lappin, Geoa Pears, Sherri Becker, Dana Bushnell, Cathy Baker, Crystal Stan- ton. RIGHT: Mr. Robert Hiser, a student from Fort Hays State, directs the LHS band. LHS Choir: FRONT ROW: Peggy Harbers, Diane Goscha, Dee Hanke, Lana Becker, Doug Koester, Tabb Lappin, Ken Hanson, Deb Stark, Karen McCue, Deb Kuck, Judy Erickson. SECOND ROW: Kate Rundle, Bea Bezzera, Geoa Pears, Sheila Ruff, Ora Heersink, Marla Wallgren, Tom Graves, Howard Richard, Chuck Walters, Linda Nichol, Kathy Jones, Wanda Bennett, Rhonda Brown, Dora Harbers, Jackie Kelly. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rouse, Laura Jones, Faye Reese, Delores Brobst, Susan Gartrell, Virginia Archer, Karen Jackson, Tami Pearson, Sherri Becker, Bill Becker, Kevin Hilburn, Dale Snyder, Cheryl Wagner, JoAnn Archer, Cheryl Boyd, Vonda Gingles, Ricklynn Lappin, Cindy Forssberg, Shirley Becker. FOURTH ROW: Jaynelle Kelly, Darlene Winkel, Laura Richard, Sandra Pakke ier, Cin y Stutterheim, Kim Pakkebier, Sandra DeBoer, Jim Vahle, Mark Heersink, Mitchell Dougherty, Connie Forssberg, LewJene Schneider, Cathy Baker, Crystal Stanton, Dana Bushnell, Linda White, Lori Brumbaugh. Dana Bushnell, Jaynelle Kelly, Ora Heer- sink, Karen Jackson, Tami Pearson, Faye Reese, Delores Brobst, and Jackie Kelly rep- resented Logan at KMEA District IV Choir activities December 1. That evening the full choir presented a concert at Hays. The Cheyenne Conference Vocal Clinic was originally scheduled for November 20 at Logan, but was postponed because of icy weather. The clinic was rescheduled for February 4, but was cancelled at that time because of the flu epidemic within partici- pating schools . LEFT: Mr. Rouse plays through an instn1- mental solo before assigning it to a soloist. He previews all solos before giving them to the student. Illness Camels Jwtfm,-QewwP!ay Junior and senior class members chose Tear Along the Dotted Line by Jules Tasca as their play presenta- tion for 1973-74. Mrs. Getty, director, and Mrs. Rouse , assistant director, viewed tryouts and assigned parts for the three-act comedy about two young girls and their first experiences away from home. The date for the play was set for November 16 , but changed to February 8 when play books did not arrive on time . Practice went well during January despite some ill- ness due to flu. Not until a ter dress rehearsal was a decision made to postpone the play because of the widespread illness. Cancellation was necessary because of no uture open dates. CAST Stephanie Newcombe ---------------- Cindy Forssberg Mrs. Newcombe ------------- ------ C heryl Boyd Kurt --------------- ---Paul Grammon Judy ----------- ---- S hirley Becker Karen ------ ------ K athy Jones Mrs. Oldac --- ----- Cheryl Wagner Rudolph ------------------------- Shayne Hutchinson TOP: Roxie Glennemeier puts make-up on Paul Gram- mon for dress rehearsal as Karen Jackson and Wanda Bennett arrange props. Paul assumed the role of Kurt, a typical college boy. BOTTOM: College girls, Stephanie and Judy, played by Cindy Forssberg and Shirley Becker, com lain to the landlord about the condition of their kitcgen stove. Mrs. Oldac, the landlord layed by Cheryl Wagner, calls on her son, ortrayecf by Shayne Hutchinson, to fix the stove on Crhristmas Eve. it L ' ! . Qeuewp mioaensio Seven LHS girls competed in three Speech and Drama Contests during March and April earning a total of four I's, five II's, and three III's. At league contest, Deb Hanke received a I rating on her informa- tive speech and Linda White earned a I for her interpretation of prose . They both qualified for state com- petition by being ranked among the top three contestants at league . Those receiving II's at league were Cindy Forssberg, interpreta- tion of prose: and Kathy Jones and Nancy Zink, duet act. De Baker 'and Wanda Bennett received III's for their interpreta- tions of prose . TOP: Forensic Students: FRONT ROW: Wanda Bennett, Linda White, Kathy Jones. TOP ROW: Deb Baker, Deb Hanke, Nancy Zink, Cindy Forssberg. BOTTOM: Cindy Forssberg and Deb Hanke listen while Linda White reads her speech contest selection , A Letter to God. Speech, Dmmaf Qhwfeuti 20001900 Five students traveled to Colby for District Speech Contest and returned with one I and three II ratings. Nancy Zink and Kathy Jones received the I rating on their duet act, which qualified them for state competition. Linda White and Cindy Forss- berg earned II's for their inter- pretation of prose. Deb I-Ianke earned a II on her informative speech. Advancing to State Contest, Deb Hanke received a I rat- ing, Linda White earned a II and Nancy Zink and Kathy Jones were given a III. TOP: Nancy Zink, posing as Mrs. Stevenson in the duet act, Sorry, Wrong Number, screams for her life while telep one operator, Kathy Jones, is unconcerned. Students are allowed two chairs and a table as props for duet acts. ABOVE: Cindy Forssberg-'finds it quiet in a music practice room to read t ough her interpretation of prose from the book, ME NATALIE. LEFT: Deb Hanke recites her State I rated speech Juvenile Deliquency . bln Jwumspwepaw JofuGalwEuwmg LEFT: Bill Becker and Susan Gartrell staple streamers on the top while Karen Jackson moves to help staple in a different area of the City Building. The juniors decorated the building for their annual Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom . BELOW: Wanda Bennett makes a decorating sugges- tion while Shirley Becker, Tami Pearson, Faye 56636, Jayne Becker, and Mrs. Worcester pomp edges. BOTTOM: Those at the head table sign memory books on the big night while they wait for the meal to be served . . L., N, Owngeg Yellow!! The Junior Class honored the Senior Class Satur- day, May 4, at the Logan City Building with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Juniors dec- orated with orange and yellow to accent the theme. Seasons in the Sun. After-dinner entertainment included a reading by Faye Reese, Morning Has Broken sung by a junior ensemble , and the theme song, Seasons in the Sun, san by Mark Heersink and Bill Becker. Mike Asicroft, a disc jockey from Hays, provided recorded music for the dance. RIGHT: Mistress and Master of Ceremonies, JoAnn Archer and Todd Lappin, keep the program moving with a few humorous remarks. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: The junior ensemble sings Morning Has Broken. ' ' OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: For the dance. disc jockey, Mike Ashcroft, plays records and adds his appropriate comments. , : ' . . ' 3, 'W' iii' ,M , 1 me W. gl Q 'H-WA- ' M ., 5 4 ,' - ' . I .k s F U Z f ' WYXP . .If ,QM vi M J A 'gr vm ' . Q- W J , A ,' 13 it Nm if T . ,b :Lx3'?'Y1 ,f . H V 1,1235 gk wr QM' . 4 + QS. E,-2' x 5 . , Q X 5 gm ' 'A iff, X . W 'ifir Lf A 1 MQ55. ,, , ,., fi? ,, Q IQ uh' 'N-. 555:22 'K' ,, Q, . 131 n I ', W eu- Q H . . ,K fig' fc - 4 ' f WV . ,, .,., as :ml wk T Ap, . , . ,i .4 2 ,, 5 1 . Z a Q . : MI O F0wvf0fAlffZeua9 Gulf, Boys' Qtaw On March 4, Rachael Morris, Girls' State Committee Chairman of the Logan American mils Legion Auxiliary, announced Karen Jackson - and Shirley Bec er as 1974 Girls' State dele- gates. Ora Heersink and Susan Gartrell were selected as their alternates. Selections for Girls' State were based on let- ters submitted to the Auxiliary indicating their interest, leadership qualities, honesty, cour- age , average scholastic record , physical fit- ness and an interest in government. Kate Rundle and Cindy Forssberg concluded the assembly with a resume of their experi- ences at Girls' State last June. Todd Lappin and Rod Boys were announced as the Boy Staters at an assembly March 19 . If one of the boys is unable to attend , Tony Sanson or Shayne Hutchinson will fill their position. Boys' State activities were held at Lawrence .Tune 2-8. To complete the assembly, Rodger Van Loe- nen and Paul Grammon told of their experi- ences last summer at Boys' State. The American Legion and Knights of Colum- bus sponsor the Boys' State program. TOP: Ora Heersink, Girls' State alternateg Karen Jackson and Shirley Becker, Girls' State delegates: and Susan Gartrell, Girls' State alternate. ABOVE: Rod Boys and Todd Lappin, Boys' State delegates Shayne Hutchinson and Tony Sanson, Boys' State alter- nates. BOTTOM: Cindy Forssberg and Kate Rundle relate their ex eriences at Girls' State before an all-girl assembly heipd to reveal the 1974 Girls' State selections. BBWBQUMQ Fofzeaywbchaugagfwlent Beatriz Bezerra , commonly known as Bea, arrived in Logan on Christmas Day to spend six months with the Don Forss- berg family. Bea's home is Sao Paulo, Brazil. She is the daughter of Edgar and Maria Aparecida Bezerra. Bea has two brothers and one sister. Bea enrolled for second semester as the first exchange student in LHS history. She took government, advanced math, chemistry, drivers education, English II, typing, and choir. She was a member of e girls' glee and senior girls' ensemble. Kayettes and Pep Club were two organ- izations which she joined . For her enthu- siastic participation in Kayettes, Bea was honore as Fe ruary's Kayette of the Month and later chosen Kayette of the Year. On May 14, Bea was graduated with the Class of 1974. She returned to Brazil in June where she will complete her high school education. She then plans to go on to college . Bea made many friends while she was here and she will be missed. LEFT: Mrs. Greene, from Greene's Bridal Shop, arranges the dress and veil that Bea is modeling. Bea went with the Home Ec. IV class on a field trip to Plainville and Hays. BELOW LEFT: Bea helps clean up after the Kayette spaghetti supper. BELOW RIGHT: Bea uses the slide rule to find cube roots in advanced math class. Gemma Renew VQMUUS I-lonofw Mr. Charles Rouse, music instructor, presented two music awards at the Class Night Activities May 13. Kate Rundle was awarded the John Philip Sousa Award and Sandra Pakkebier received the Outstand- ing Senior Musician Award. Following the Home Economics Style Review May 20, Mrs. Lola Worcester resented Sandra Pakkebier with the Crisco Award. Tlhe selection was made by home economics students based on personality char- acteristics . Pat Swindler was recognized as the LHS recipient of the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award . She won this distinction by scoring the highest on a test that was open to any senior w o wished to take it. RIGHT: Sandra Pakkebier is all smiles as Mr. Rouse presents her with the Outstanding Senior Musician Award. BELOW: Kate Rundle plays through her I rated horn solo at the Spring Concert. At C ass Night Kate was awarded the John Philip Sousa Award for her partici- pation in and contribution to the LHS music depart- ment. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pat Swindler visits with Kathy Jones and Deb Baker about where she should stand for an all school picture. Pat received the Betty Crocker Award this year. fu as uv L y W1 ,,,pu,, , -' - .. liffif , '-ww. o..5Qffa,f1, 1 .Q if V, 1 if 7 4 3 5 2 3:2 ii ., L HM 'V M .7 ., , wk 'ja 1 fi 4 fn- Q .A . - U, 4 X4 F K! YA 2' a I P 5 X 7' 2 A ' Kr -9'f1 ! K z Bi'-x 'A ' X its 9 P-:ff - M ig. 'N ' Q f , 5 .ax in -ff x I .Hg 9 S PORTS The teamwork and cooperation that must exist among players of any athletic team parallels the teamwork and cooperation necessary to survive in the competitive world of today. 47 G-uzbseawwcloses 2-5 Games, , rewnqpw - Logan finished its grid season with a 3-5 record , but outshined their oppo- nents in statistics. Logan had 1585 total offensive yards to 1497 for the opponents. The Trojans had 84 first downs to their opponents 63 , and com- pleted 40Ul0 of their passes compared to the opponents 35070. The Trojans were hurt by 10 pass interceptions, some of wluch led to touchdowns, and by 570 yards penal- ties compared to only 402 yards against opponents. Logan opened the season with an 8-0 overtime victory over Palco . Logan then lost to Quinter, league and state champions, and to Natoma after a tough defensive battle . T e Trojans went against Northern Valley with a 1-3 record and were vic- torious 21-0 . The next week Logan statistically outplayed Ransom , but lost 32-8. Logan edged Lenora 14-12 on Lenora's field be ore losing the final game of the season to Downs. The Trojans placed fifth in Chey- enne Conference standings. RIGHT: Sophomore halfback Kenny Pakkebier C355 evades a Natoma tack- ler to make a substantial gain. BELOW: Young Trojans gain valuable experience through some B-team action. Freshman halfback Ken Hanson 4237 is shown breaking attempted tack- les by junior varsity players of North- ern Valley. K A I -Q -1 I fit' K. - ...Y . f'gs 2 . 7 b na F Lf',lf Vx' l 5' 7 M593 'ff ' GP- gigs:-fm' .. , ., Q , , Q A. Ji K 57Xlf,5H 'mi - - .f X giaf? if Sw .lr ,Q t Q- 1 3 4 X x ' 'N'- 'tgs 0 M z 55? 'X fs .sf - K' iff' L ff., W w, Q 4 :Q f 5-FM V I M 4 f 4 5 ' 43 113: N ,xr-N5 ,,:f'.'.,f. 4'ffff.'5'f,. I, 3 ' - ff. , ,- M 1. at sf-- '-'vx - ' , ff' 'J.gf'f,vfr WV. ijyp' ff sv. Lg- ' fi'-t '- ' . t - f,i'. . .. P'-1 f-j'44.Jf4f6 ffl' 4-uw, A. fs ,X 1,1A,.,,- , arf. . , ,, C CC , ,I ,I-srl' .vifmig -'lv- ',,7,, -4- r g f' ,, LQ 1. fare ' 'hffn'-',.gy.4E1g,A TOP: Exact timing by the offensive backfield is very important. Sophomore quarterback, Randy Breese C131 pitches the ball to Paul Grammon C211 as Todd Lappin C435 leads the way. LEFT: Fullback Todd Lappin C433 catches screen pass as guard, Boyd Hutchinson C613 positions to block. ABOVE: Rodger Van Loenen C475 toes 20-yard field goal to give Trojans early 3-0 lead over Northern Valley. Van Loenen averaged 36.3 yards per punt and 41 .4 yards per kick-off . LHS Football Squad: KNEELING: Mike Van Diest, Curtis Baker, Bob Van Diest, Tom Graves, Chuck Walters, Ken Hanson, Mitch Dougherty, Chuck Becker, Kevin Hilburn, Jim McDonald, Paul Gift, Randy Breese, Shane Hilburn, Coach Hall. STANDING: Bill Becker, Paul Grammon, Kelly Tien, Roy Stutterheim, Tony Richard- son, Rodger Van Loenen, Mark Heersink, Kent Legg, Kenny Pakkebier, Boyd Hutchinson, Doug Leidig, Randall Iansonious, Rod Boys, Todd Lappin, Coach Hanson. Qz?deewReoeweFoof6alZLmu Four seniors, five juniors, four sophomores, and three freshmen lettered in football this season. Senior lettermen are: Rodger Van Loe- nen, Roy Stutterheim, Paul Grammon, and Tony Richardson. Junior lettermen include Rod Boys, Mark Heersink, Todd Lappin, Kent Legg, and Bill Becker. Sophomores were: Randy Breese, Boyd Hutchinson, Kenny Pakkebier, and Shane Hil- burn. Kevin Hilburn, Jim McDonald, and Mitchell Dougherty make up the freshman list. All-League selections from Logan were Boyd Hutchinson, second team offensive and defen- sive lineman, Tony Richardson, second team quarterback, and Rod Boys, second team defen- sive lineman. RIGHT: Coaches Hanson and Hall give senior quarterback, Tony Richardson, advice during the game against Palco. Basketbalwndawwvii-11 Recofmi 77aojau5,Aduauwfa Cub-QfawTowmalme1a15 The 73-'74 Basketball squad ended the cam- paign with an 11-11 won-loss record. Logan advanced to the first round of sub-state tourney at Garden City but was eliminated by McCracken. ' Trojan leadership came from two seniors, Rodger Van Loenen and Paul Grammon. Junior team members included Kent Legg and Linn McDonald, with Kenny Pakkebier and Pat Kolb representing the sophomore class . One Trojan, Kent Legg, was selected to the Cheyenne Conference All-League Team. Legg led the Trojans in points per game average with 19. 1 and Kenny Pak ebier was second averaging 13 . 1 dpoints ser game. Rodger Van Loenen was lea ing re ounder with 220 caroms for the season. The B-team ended the season with a 5-10 record and the Freshman team closed with a record of 7-3. LEFT: Kent Legg C413 battles Northern Valley player for a rebound. The Huskies defeated Logan 56-48. BOTTOM LEFT: Pat Kolb and Rodger Van Loe- nen await tipoff between Kent Legg and North- ern Valley player. BOTTOM RIGHT: Paul Grammon C313 shoots for two during Regional Tournament play . TOP RIGHT: Kenny Pakkebier C253 lays in two for Trojans in Regional Championship game. TOP LEFT: Coach Sebbert explains what Trojans must do to win during Regional Tournament at Palco. BOTTGM: Pat Kolb, Rodger Van Loenen, and Paul Grammon await possible rebound after Mike Van Diest's shot. 'Q-EE The Trojan Varsity Squad poses with their second place Regional Tournament trophy. FRONT: Kent Legg Paul Grammon, Rodger Van Loenen, Pat Kolb. BACK: Kelly Tien, Todd Lappin, Mike Van Diest, Kenny Pakke bier. Linn McDonald, Rod Boys. Coaches: Bob Sebbert, Steve Robbins. Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan QeasowBecow6 50 Downs 64 Northern Valley 563: Palco 63 Bogue 4553 Quintet 2 qforfeitb Stockton 72m Ransom 31 Hill City 566 Jennings 76x Kensington 60 Plainville 638 Lenora 56? Natoma 49 Hill City 488 Northern Valley LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 42 Jennings 60 Ransom 61 Lenora REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 78 Morland 62 Jennings 61 Bogue SUB-STATE TOURNAMENT 54 McCracken W Denotes League Games LEFT: Junior, Kent Legg, shoots for two against Quinter. Trojan efforts fell short as the Bull dogs won 56-45. Vafusfify I-lopeluls G-aw ' Trojan B-Team: FRONT: Todd Lappin, Randall Iansonius, Rod Boys, Mike Van Diest, Curt Baker. BACK: Boyd Hutchinson, Kelly Tien, Linn McDonald. RIGHT: Mike Van Diest C225 gains valuable experience during a B-Team game as he closely guards a Quinter player. ,xo PzeslwnawUw7t :les 7-Q LEFT: B-teamers Rod Boys 4105, Kelly Tien 1325, and Todd Lappin Ccenterj move to tie up the ball with a Quinter player. Freshman Team: FRONT: Tom Graves, Bob Van Diest, Ken Hanson, Chuck Walters. BACK: Jim McDonald, Chuck Becker, Dale Snyder, Mitch Dougherty, Marvin Gaines. Young 77LacbTemw ,Acquires Backgfwwwl Ten boys reported to Coach Hanson this spring for track practice. Logan scored 12 points to capture sixth place in the Cheyenne Confer- ence League Meet at Ellis. Highlight of the season came when senior, Rex Smith, threw the javelin 202 7 in the Philiipsburg Invitational Meet for a new LHS record and also a meet record . RIGHT: Rex Smith stretches to win the 100-yard dash at the Norton Quad- rangular Meet. Rex threw the javelin and participated in several of the run- ning events. ,M if LHS Boys Track Team: FRONT ROW: Doug Leidig, Shane Hilburn, Brad Schemper fman- agerb, Reynold Kitzke, Ken Hanson. BACK ROW: Randall Iansonius, Linn McDonald, Rex Smith, Mike Van Diest, Mitch Dougherty, Jim Vahle, Coach Ken Hanson. f TOP: Shane Hilburn has the lead in the medley relay at Norton Quadrangular as he hands off to Reynold Kitzke. The boys finished first. LEFT: Reynold Kitzke concentrates on a good landing during long jump competition at the League track meet. ABOVE: Linn McDonald clears 4'9 during the League high jump competition at Ellis. LHS Golf Team: FRONT ROW: Craig Snider, Ed Bernard, Bob Van Diest, Tabb Lappin, Randy Breese. Curt Baker. BACK ROW: Kenny Pakkebier, Rodger Van Loenen, Kent Legg, Kelly Tien, Paul Grammon, Chris Noel. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Kent Legg strains to see the outcome of his approach shot to the ninth green during the first LHS Invitational Meet. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Ed Bernard takes practice swings before the meet held at Logan. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Randy Breese sinks a long putt during the LHS Meet. LEFT: Curt Baker shows good form as he partic- ipates in the LHS Golf Meet. Gr71B'771-0.C45Tean1fT'Le6 ,fofvQeconc!iw iona-L The Girls' Track squad, under the guidance of Coach Sebbert, enjoyed their best year ever this season . The girls placed third in the League meet at Ellis scoring 36 points. Virginia Archer, Sandra Pakkebier, and Becky Brooks carried Logan to a second place tie in the Regional meet at Colby and qualified for state competition at Wichita. Archer took third in the state by heaving the shot 3'7'7f 114. RIGHT: Ora I-Ieersink tries to stretch her jump a few inches further during the long jump event at League meet. LHS Girls Track Team: FRONT ROW: Wanda Bennett Cmanagerj, Sheila Ruff, Ricklynn Lap pin, Deb Stark, Diane Goscha, Karen McCue Cmanagerj. SECOND ROW: Kim Pakkebier, Cindy Stutterheim, Becky Brooks, Dana Bushnell, Kathy Jones. BACK ROW: Ora Heersink, Bev Grammon, Virginia Archer, Sandra Pakkebier, Kathleen Zink, Karen Jackson, JoAnn Archer, Darlene Winkel, Susan Gartrell. XX, XY A1 I 'Tix T44 . ,nv . , I . gr AA 4 1 Q - f,-4. .4 xv X xi' L ., 2 6, ,J 4' 755 7heeP mfQfaw BELOW: Determination shows on Dana Bushne11's face as she clears one hurdle and sprints for another. Dana took third in the 110 low hurdles at Norton and a second in the League Meet at Ellis. RIGHT: Sandra Pak ebier puts everything into a dis- cus throw at the Regional Meet and was rewarded for her effort by placing first. Sandra also placed first at the Norton Quadrangular Meet. BOTTOM: JoAnn Archer concentrates on not drop- ping the baton as she hands off to Darlene Winkel during an 880-yard relay race. The relay team, consisting of Archer, Winkel, Susan Gartrell, and Kathy Jones placed second in the League Meet and second at the Norton Quadrangular. ORGANIZATIONS To keep membership informed during the school year, meetings are a very important part of any organization. This time gives members a chance to voice opinions and make suggestions. 261454 Bundle Lead QfuC0,4otiw7fie6 The purpose of Student Council is to create better understanding and cooperation between students and faculty, to further good sportsmanship and to promote the general welfare of the school. The Student Council consists of eight members elected as repre- sentatives from the various classes and two members elected from the student body at largle. Mr. Gleason, principal, is t e adviser. This year, under the direction of Nancy Zink, president, the Student Council continued sell- ing candy bars and pop, spon- sored the annual Christmas For- mal in December, and the annual All-School Party at the end of the school term. In addi- tion to these regular activities, the student parking area in back of the school was enlarged. Officers included Nancy Zink, President: Kate Rundle, V-Presi- dent, Sandra Pakkebier, Secre- tary, and Linn McDonald , Trea- surer. TOP: Student Council: FRONT ROW: Rhonda Brown, Marla Wallgren, Nancy Zink, Mr. Gleason, Kate Rundle, Sandra Pakkebier, Ora Heersink. BACK ROW: Gary Gulick, Iim McDonald, Paul Grammon, Linn McDonald. ABOVE: Doug Koester, left, purchases a candy bar from senior StuCo representatives, Sandra Pakkebier and Paul Grammon. RIGHT: Mr. Gleason and Doug Leidig prepare to roast their hot dogs at the All-School Party as Sherry Brasted enjoys her iced tea in the background. Class Night activities and an all-school dance followed the weiner roast. ,.:. - ,wp Xww f if V . 1 Nl-IQ Promotes Qclwlaashqa, Four juniors and two seniors were inducted into National Honor Society this year. The Logan Chapter, now six years in existence , has a present roll of thirty-nine members. Those added this year were Delores Brobst, and Nancy Zink, seniors: Shirley Becker, Wanda Bennett, Susan Gartrell and Karen Jack- son, juniors. These girls, as all other NHS members, were chosen by the LHS faculty on the basis of their scholarship, character, leadership, and serv- ice. LEFT: Mr. Altman, NHS Adviser, listens as Sue Eckhart, a 1969 LHS Alumna and NHS member, delivers an address during the 1974 National Honor Society Installation Ceremony. National Honor Society: FRONT ROW: Shirley Becker, Pat Swindler, Cindy Forssberg, Kathy Jones, Wanda Bennett. BACK ROW: Phil Altman, Susan Gartrell, Deb Hanke, Delores Brobst, Karen Jackson, Nancy Zink. Qtw!entPubEwations l2eqwvwTma Deabbcaftow Meeting deadlines was a goal that had to be carried out by both the annual staff and the paper staff. Deb Baker and Kathy Jones edited the 1974 Trojan yearbook with the aid of co-assistant editors, business managers, section editors and advisor. A workshop was held in the summer of 1973. Its main purfpose was to prepare the sec- tion editors and ot er leaders to meet their responsibilities . Publications is a class offered to juniors and seniors. A paper, filled with school happenings and various feature items, was published every third Friday. After the Christmas Formal a spe- cial picture issue was published and at the end of the year, a senior supplement was added to the regular issue . TOP: Frustration sets in as Deb Baker, co-edi- tor, seeks just the right way to record her thoughts. Aside from makingl sure each section is mailed before deadline, t e editors do the opening and closing sections. ABOVE: Rex Smith 'throws slips' and Bill Brooks operates the duplicator as another issue of the TROJAN TIMES is published. RIGHT: Nancy Zin , student life editor and photographer, looks on as Mrs. Thomas 'crops' some pictures for the student life section. Mrs. Thomas prints the pictures for yearbook in the school darkroom . Y' 'ii gig Boys 2ae.sfabL1slvL-Club as School Oagawgatiow After beingldormant for one and one-half years, Let- terman's Clu was reactivated at LHS during the second semester. Those chosen to lead the club were: Rodger Van Loenen, president: Rod Boys, vice-presidentg Rex Smith, secretary-treasurerg and Craig Snider, reporter. Mr. Bob Sebbert and Mr. Ken Hanson served as spon- sors. Letterman's Club is limited to high school boys who have lettered in one or more varsity sports. Their pur- pose is to promote higher levels of sportsmanship, to advance fellowship among participants in the different sports, to be of service to the school and to see that only men who have earned their letters may wear them. Although the year for the club had been short, both sponsors felt it was a good one. Mr. Hanson com- mented, The boys seemed to know their purpose and they knew who they were representing. Mr. Sebbert felt that cooperation had been good . Both sponsors felt the major accomplishment had been in the financial department. LEFT: Roy Stutterheim watches as Rodger Van Loenen scoops ice cream at the ice cream social sponsored by the Lettermen, May 5. The boys froze 12 glallons of ice cream and made approximately S75 with t e project. Letterman Club: FRONT ROW: Mr. Sebbert, Rex Smith, Rod Boys, Rodger Van Loenen, Craig Snider Mr. Hanson. SECOND ROW: Mike Patterson, Randy Breese, Shane Hilburn, Mike Van Drest Randall lansonius, Kevin Hilburn, Mitch Dougherty, Bill Becker, Ken Hanson. BACK ROW Todd Lappin, Shayne Hutchinson, Linn McDonald, Paul Grammon, Pat Kolb, Kent Legg Kelly Tien, Roy Stutterheim, Boyd Hutchinson, Jim McDonald. Pep CEubActzuazw Qdoolgpmw Pep Club boosted the Trojans throughout the foot- ball, basketball, track and golf seasons with hall and locker signs, vocal rallying, and send-offs. A crazy legs contest was sponsored during foot- ball season. Penny votes were cast and Kent Legg, having the most popular legs, was awarded the grand prize at a pep rally - a pair of candy filled panty ose . To increase enthusiasm before the sub-state tour- nefy during basketball season, the Pep Club served in ividua cakes to the cagers. their manager and the coaches. Along with Kayettes, the Pep Club members had a workday to earn money for the purchase of a bulletin board in memory of their departed friends , Amy Van Loenen and Deb ie Koester. RIGHT: Cathy Baker, Diana Brasted and Kim Pakke- bier help Kayettes and Pelp Club earn money for a memorial bulletin board y washing windows. Pep Club: FIRST ROW: Linda Sansom, Shirley Becker, Bea Bezerra, Cindy Forssberg, Nancy Zink, Cheryl Wagner, Deb Hanke, Kate Rundle, Kathy Jones, Karen Jac son, Tami Pearson. SECOND ROW: Marie Dougherty, Rhonda Brown, Linda Stutterheim, Marla Snider, Susan Gart- rell, Dee Hanke, JoAnn Archer, Bev Grammon, Shirley Book, Debbie McCue, Sheila Ruff, Dar- lene Winkel. THIRD ROW: Dana Bushnell, Kim Pakkebier, Peggy Harbers, Karen Stutterheim, Dora Harbers, Karen McCue, Anna Noel, Connie Forssberg, S erri Becker, Ricklynn Lappin, Deb Kuck. BACK ROW: Deb Stark, Cindy Stutterheim, Sandra DeBoer, Lewlene Schneider, Geoa Pears, Crystal Stanton, Cathy Baker, Diane Goscha, Laura Jones. H FE 1' M v l 7i N 'frf , y sw ,fs x ' -5 tlg g 2 r X7 W g5 if Vi safe, T K V .+- x,-. wr ,s .f E . 9 .nw , g ai, Q X ,m i? gy t sl EE A if i gl if , V , y - TOP: Pep Club Executive Board: FRONT ROW: Kathy Jones, Susan Gartrell, Kate Rundle, Nancy Zink, Shirley Becker. BACK ROW: Kathleen Zink, Sherri Becker, Anna Noel, Mrs. Sue Rouse, Karen Jackson, Sandra Pakkebier. LEFT: The most popular ledgs are Leggs. This pair do belong to Kent Legg an this is how the voters saw them , along with some eight other unidentified pairs. Kent's won the most penny votes. ABOVE: Football Coach, Ken Hanson, introduces the senior boys who are out for football to the student body at t e outdoor pep rally organized by Pep Club. Kayebies Eafuv Q, 000 Poawzlwafwb Living up to its purpose as a service organi- zation kept the Kayettes busy this year. Their goal, a 3,000-Ipoint award, was met after much hard wor . Besides the annual soccer game, hobo and dress-up days, and the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet, many other events filled the year. Some activities which highlighted the year were the Student-Teacher Day, spaghetti supper, and a party at the Norton State Hospital. A new com- munity service project was an Adopt-a- Grandparent program. Each girl adopted an elderly person and gave them assistance in their daily living or just some company. LEFT: Mr. Simoneau alias Debbie Hanke, helps Shannon Jones and Wanda Johnston with their geometry assignment during the Student- Teacher Day. Each teacher's job was taken over for the day by a member of Kayette Board . The janitors and cooks also received help for the day. BELOW: Logan Kayettes mix among the Norton San patients during a visit and party. Gala Usa Theme fowl-lonofvMofhw Sunshine was the theme for the annual Mother-Daughter banquet held May '7 , at the Logan City Building. Mrs. David Hensley, Prairie View, was the guest speaker. As a sur- prise for Mrs. Hill, Kayette sponsor, the girls invited her Mother, Mrs. Fred Miller of Cedar to the supper. Cindy Forssberg, Kate Rundle, and Vonda Gingles provided entertainment for the ban- quet. Vonda presented a reading, and Cindy and Kate played a two-piano duet. The Letter- men served t e meal which was prepared by the Ladies Guild of the St. John's Catholic Church of Logan . Installation of the 1974-'75 officers followed the banquet. Installation Ceremonies were held in the school auditorium. RIGHT: Karen McCue watches carefully as Ione Hill and Lana Becker prepare for another hand at the Kalyette card party. Karen kept track of the trave ing score . BELOW: Ric lynn Lappin encourages the 'cheerleaders' for the Kayette soccer ame as the bolys discuss what chant they will go next. Cheer eaders were Chuck Becker, Mitch Dougherty, Bob Van Diest, Ken Hanson and Jim McDonald. : '?1?'!fZ'I-f, as ' ffr C :g..,i..1A pig.. ' f qi Q. ' .. ' ffl . ., ,Mg is gi' 1 'Q Q22 H' l1'3fQ6rsE A LEFT: Mrs. Hill, sponsor, greets her mother, Mrs. Fred Miller of Cedar, at the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. The Kayettes invited Mrs. I-Iil1's mother as a surprise . I've never had a nicer thing happen to me, commented Mrs. Hill. BELOW: Mrs. David Hensley delivers her speech at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Emphasizing the theme , ' 'Sunshine , Mrs. Hensley told how to be a sunshiny person. BOTTOM: Randall Jansonius, Shane Hilburn, Paul Grammon and Rex Smith serve the head table at the Mother-Daughter Banquet . X t vm ,I I Qwiwls Happy, Sad Oocaisww RIGHT: Kayette Board: FRONT ROW: Shannon Jones, Jaynelle Kelly, Wanda Bennett. SEC- OND ROW: Linda White, Karen Jackson, Roxie Glennemeier. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Wagner, Judy Erickson, Vonda Gingles. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Zink, Virginia Arc er, Deb Hanke, Deb Baker. TOP ROW: Marla Romjue, Cindy Forss- berg, Mrs. Hill, Jackie Kelly, Kate Rundle. BELOW: Mrs. Hill presents Bea Bezzera the Kayette of the Year Award at the installation exercises, May 7 . BOTTOM RIGHT: I tender to you my position . . . Jackie Kelly, outgoing president tend- ers the presidency to Wanda Bennett. alypgf av fe xv U J Lain . I f 2 133, .Jr Ng: 533 CLASSES Although C881 together by grade and remembered as the class of a certain year, groups intermingle and become individuals in the various classrooms. Yeafv f ,,,,.,.,' ABOVE: Bo s' Family Living students, Rex Smith, Craig Snider, Bil Brown, and Mike Patterson try their hands at sewing and ironin . The class is designed for senior boys to prepare them for t ose ' 'bachelor days after high school. DEBRA BAKER ALLEN Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 4: Pep Club - 1, 2: A-Staff - 2, 3, 4, Asst. Ed. - 3, Ed. -4: Class Pres. -4: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Cr. - 2, 3, 4, Honor Band - 4: Choir - 1, 2, 3: Forensics - 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3. CHERYL PAYE WAGNER Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 3, 4: Pep Club - 1, 2. 3, 4: Class V. Pres. - 4: Band - 1: Choir - 1, 2, 3. 4, Ensemble - 4: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3, 4. VONDA EILENE GlNGLES Kayeues - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 4: Pep Club - 1. 2: Class Sec. - 4: Choir - 4, Ensemble - 4: Forensics - 2: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3. CYNTHIA SUE FORSSBERG Kayettes - 1.2.3, 4, V-Pres. - 4, Board - 3: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: A- Staff - 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. - 4: NHS - 3, 4: Class V-Pres. - 3, Treas. - 4: KU Alumni Honor - 4: K. State Deans Award - 4: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor - 3, 4, Council- 4, Cl. Choir - 3.4, WW Choir - 3, Flag Cr. - 2, 3, 4: Choir - 1. 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir - 1, Girls Glee - 1, 2, 3, 4: Forensics - 4: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3, 4: Girls' State - 3: Valedictorian - 4, Honor Student - 2. WAS Tb .2 4-43 .J ,NJ ,,-7-f-nr ,J 'YUYV -li: SANDRA PAKKEBIER Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 4: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 4: StuCo - 2, 4, Sec. - 4: Cheerleader - 1, 2, 3, 4: Class V-Pres. - 1, Treas. - 3: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Council- 4: Choir- 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble - 4:G1ee - 1, 2, 3. 4: Br. Choir - 2.3, 4: Trumpet Solo - 2, 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. Play - 3: Track - 3. 4: Miss LHS - 4: Lions Club Band - 4: Honor Band - 3, 4. PA UL GRA MMON L-Club - 2. 3, 4: StuCo - 4: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3, 4: Football - 2, 4: Basketball - 2, 3, 4: Track - 2, 3: Golf- 4: King Can- didate - 4. VIRGINIA ARCHER Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 4: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3: Band - 1, 2, 3: Glee - 1. 2, 3, 4: Forensics - 4: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3, 4: Track - 3, 4. LANA BECKER Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3: Board - 3: A-Staff Sec. Ed. - 4: Choir - 4, Ensemble - 4, Glee - 4: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3, 4. BEATRIZ BEZERRA fBrazilian Exchange Student! Kayettes - 4: Pep Club - 4: Choir - 4, Glee - 4. Ensemble - 4: Kayette of Year - 4. CHERYL RENE BOYD Kayettes - 1, 2, 3: Pep Club - 1, 2: A- Staff - 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. - 4: Band - 1: Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4: Tr. Trio - 3, Mixed Ens. - 4, Glee - 4, Ensemble - 4: Foren- sics - 3: Jr.-Sr. Play - 4. SHERRY LYNN BRASTED Kayettes - 1. 2, 3. 4: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3. DELORES DIANNE BROBST Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club - 1, 2. 3: A-Staff - 3, 4, Sec. Ed. - 3: NHS - 4: KU Alumni Honor - 4: Choir - 1, 2. 3. 4, Glee - 1. 2. 3, 4, Ensemble - 4, Mixed Ens. - 4. KMEA Choir - 4: Jr.-Sr. Flay - 3, 4: Salutatorian - 4. BILLY BROOKS Kathy Jones takes on a rather smug look as she considers a remark made by Judy Erickson. These girls are partici- pating in yearbook summer workshop. Q . l BELOW: Senior girls, Virginia Archer, Lana Becker, Linda Nichol and Nancy Zink anx- iously try on their caps and gowns when they arrived at the school. RIGHT: Nancy Zink pauses to rest against a light post while she waits for a particular event to photograph at the Norton quadrangular track meet at Norton. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: A group of seniors enjoy themselves at the Junior-Senior Banquet hosted by the Junior Class. WILLIAM D. BROWN ROXIE DIANE GLENNEMEIER Kayeues - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 4: Pep Club - 1, 2. DEBRA DIANE HANKE Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 4: Pep Club - 1. 2, 3, 4: A-Staff Sec. Ed. - 4: NHS - 3, 4: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Sax Choir - 2, 3, 4, WW Ens. - 3: Forensics - 4: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3, 4: Honor Student - 4. KATHLEEN SUE JONES Kayettes - 1, 2, 4: Pep Club - 1.2, 3, 4, Treas. - 3, Board - 4: A-Staff - 2, 3, 4, Asst. Ed. - 3, Co-Ed. - 4: NHS - 3, 4: KU Alumni Honor - 4: StuCo - 3: B-Team Cheerleader - 2: Band - 1. 2, 3. 4, Council - 4. Major - 3, 4, Fl. Quar. - 2, WW Trio - 4, WW Choir - 3, Mixed Ens. - 1, 2, 4, Ensemble - 4,G1ee - 1. 2.3.4. Tr. Trio - 3: Forensics - 3, 4:11.-Sr. Play - 3, 4: Track - 3. 4. '31 BELOW: Kate Rundle dons a shop jacket and gog- gles to watch Robin Schick work on his welding project. Kate was 'Mr. Thomas' during Kayette Student-Teacher Day. RIGHT: Mike Patterson shows the Boys' Family ' Living Class how he puts together a Patterson Special sandwich. LAURA JANE RICHARD Choir - 1.2, 3. 4: Glee - 1.2.3, 4, Ensemble - 4. TONY L. RICHARDSON L-Club - 2, 3, 4: StuCo - 2: Class Treas. - 1: Band - 1, 2, 3: Percussion Choir - 3: Ir.-Sr. Play - 3: Football - 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3: Track - 1: Golf - 3: King Candidate - 4. MARLA JEAN ROMJUE Kayettes - 1. 2. 3, 4, Board - 3, Treas. - 4: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader - 2, 4: Band - 1, 2, 3, Cl. Choir - 2, 3, WW Choir - 3, Choir - 1, 2, 3: Glee - 1, 2, 3: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3: Track - 3: Queen Candidate - 4. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH RUNDLE Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 2. 3, Sec. - 4: Pep Club- 1, 2, 3, 4, V- Pres. - 3, Pres. - 4: A-Staff - 2, 3, 4, Sec. Ed. - 3, 4: StuCo - 1.4, V- Pres. - 4: Class Sec. - 2, Pres. - 3: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Council- 4, Br. Choir- 2, 3, 4: Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee - 1, 2, 3. 4, Tr. Trio - 2. 3, Ensemble - 4: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3: Girls' State - 3: State Lions Band - 3: Queen Candidate - 4. REX A. SMITH , L-Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. - 4: Class Sec. - 1, Pres. - 2: Football 1, 2: Basketball - 1: Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: King Candidate - 4. fir, X CRAIG SNIDER A-Staff - 3, 4: Sec. Ed. - 4: L-Club - 3. 4. Reporter - 4: Choir - 2: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3: Football- 1, 3: Track - 2, 3: Golf - 4. ROY DEAN STUTTERHEIM L-Club - 3, 4: Choir - 2: Football - 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 1, 2: Golf - 3. PATRICIA FAITH SWINDLER fTransfer from Troy, Kansasl Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 2, 3, 4: Pep Club - 2, 3, 4, Pres, - 4: NHS - 4: StuCo Sec.- Treas. - 3: Spanish Club - 2: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Council- 3, 4: KMEA Band - 4, Stage Band - 3, Major - 4, Fl. Trio - 3. 4: Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4. Swing Choir - 3: lr. Play - 3: Track - 1: Betty Crocker Award - 4. RODGER L. VAN LOENEN L-Club - 1. 2, 3, 4, Pres. - 4: StuCo Treas. - 3: Class V-Pres. - 2: Band - 1, 2: Council - 1, Br. Choir - 1, 2: Choir - 1, 2, 3: Jr.-Sr. Play - 3, 4: Football - 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 2: Golf - 3, 4: Boys' State - 3: Mr. LHS - 4. LINDA MARIE WHITE Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 4: Pep Club - 1, 2: Band - 1, 2: Choir - 4, Glee ' - 4, Ensemble - 4: Forensics - 4: Ir.-Sr. Play - 4. NANCY ANN ZINK Kayettes - 1, 2, 3, 4, Board - 4: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. - 4: A-Staff I -2,3,4, Photo.-2, 3, Sec. Ed.-4: NHS - 4: StuCo Pres. - 4: Class Pres. - 1, Sec. - 3: Choir - 1, 2: Forensics - 2, 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. Play - 3: Queen Candidate , -4. iw DebwfDmw Debra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Koester of Logan, was an active member of Kayettes, Pep Club and the LHS Band: having participated in each all of her high school years. She was a member of clarinet choir her junior year. Debbie , as her friends called her, was interested in the field of nursing and was planning to attend Colby Community Junior College or Beloit Vo-Tech upon graduation from high school. Debbie passed away February 3 , 1974, due to complications from the flu . In her memory the Class of 1974 has erected a flag pole in front of the high school. Each departed friend is a magnet that attracts us to the next world. - Richter Jwuw Tony Sanson, President JoAnn Archer, Vice-President Rodney Boys, Secretary-Treasurer Ora Lynn Heersink, Student Council xii ' 1 zwvz., b - 0 Linn McDonald , Student Council Bill Becker Jayne Becker Shirley Becker Wanda Bennett Roylene Brobst Rhonda Brobst Edward Ebner BELOW: Jud Erickson uses an old board to scoop trash hom the back of a pickup. fr ' The Juniors held trash hauls once a month ,- to make money to finance the Junior- Senior Prom . sid ms 155151: 'V ' YN- fn X . .L X Isl I X x r . ' 1 ' s t 5 Q xp .. t audi A .I Q ix K I A X t gmt rw. ' Q - y xr if , is Q f Q-ft Q .w i'5f ?7 Judy Erickson Susan Gartrell Dee Hanke 'IT B-fy 'vit 3' IAA' xl wr ,ak fgjgw- M -'F-5' X if .i Mark Heersink Shayne Hutchinson Karen Jackson Todd Lappin Kent Legg Douglas Leidig Gerald Lohrmeyer Terry Pears TOP: Juniors Wanda Bennett, JoAnn Archer and Amy Van Loenen discuss class ring sizes with Josten representative , Gary Casey, while Judy Erickson and Jayne Becker take one last look at styles. Jmm Tami Pearson Blake Post Curt Post Faye Ann Reese Howard Richard Gary Roeder Linda Sansom Dale Van Roekel Iwllleanoay Amgjeaw VawLoenew We understand death for the first time when He puts His hand upon one whom we love. - Mad. De Stael A tragic pickup accident claimed the life of LHS junior, Amy Van Loenen, October 13, 1973. Amy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buford Van Loe- nen of Prairie View, was actively involved with school, church, community, and family. She was treasurer of her junior class, vice-president of Pep Club, special programs director in Kayettes, and a member of the 1974 yearbook staff. Amy was also actively involved in band and choir. The Class of 1975 has placed a gold-framed full- length mirror in junior locker area in memory of their departed friend . sn 1 l , .M x X , f it , ..,,, ,K f .-we n Qophomows Sheila Ruff and Curtis Baker observe as Pat Kolb gets the shock treatment in a scene from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, play the sophomore English II students pres- Lori Brumbaugh , s 1.2 d eal- MS ' '! ' Q President Kenny Pakkebier , Vice President ill? i f 1 Mike Van Diest, Secretary Darlene Winkel , Treasurer Q Rhonda Brown, Student Council ented . gl is gawk 6 N F 5 Q - mi Fi!! Q il't:E,.?:g -J X at f ' X s ii it Q We Q, t pq Mol' 'A' L? gf , CRI? - Q yf' ai! .Pm Gary Gulick, Student Council ' if Bob Archer Curtis Baker it tg John Bennett r ,, in U i 0 sa- ,I Q - at ' Edward Bernard W t t U it s its 'f i X 4 Shirley Book G ,LQ Darrell Brobst , Marie Dougherty y Paul Gift A I 5 , P, d 'G A J W ID Q. K4 od P'l tb Cb V3 CD Beverly Grammon Monte Griffin Dora Jane Harbers Shane Hilburn Keith Hockman 90P Boyd Hutchinson Randall Iansonius Wanda Johnston Shannon Jones Iaynelle Kelly Reynold Kitzke Pat Kolb Daryl Lohrmeyer Debra McCue Karen McCue Anna Noel Chris Noel Sheila Ruff Robin Schick Hank Schurz Carla Smith Stanley Smith Marla Snider Linda Stutterheim Kelly Tien Diane Voss Ronnie Wallgren Roger Wheelbarger John Yocum Kathleen Zink My ., . Q -' .5 x V s 'Nu' Q.. ew X36 . E. xt .' 1 sf' 9 ' cw' R fi F I f' ,ww Uv,-N , it 'X is 5. . F A s ,. ' Q M m. P' K vu ka LZ: . 4 .-C. 5 5. 5 Ffzeshmew Diane Goscha, President Tab Lappin, Vice-President Dana Bushnell, Secretary Connie Forssberg, Treasurer Marla Wallgren, Student Council Jim McDonald, Student Council Cathy Baker Chuck Becker Sherri Becker Diana Brasted Becky Brooks Sandra DeBoer BELOW: Ken Hanson, Mr. Hall, Bob Van Diest, Chuck Becker, Dale Snyder and Mitch Dougherty take over the job as cheerleaders for the Kayette benefit soc- cer game . Fwshmew Ken Hanson Peggy Harbers Kevin Hilburn Laura Jones Doug Koester Deb Kuck Ricklynn Lappin Kim Pakkebier Geoa Pears Lewlene Schneider Debbie Smith Dale Snyder Crystal Stanton Deb Stark Cindy Stutterheim Karen Stutterheim Jim Vahle Bob Van Diest Richard Voss Chuck Walters ,.o,,: my ,Z MWK, Mitch Dougherty Marvin Gaines Tom Graves C ' x I ,K if U f pf Q K A : X 1. g .b Envy ici' H sf ,, V . .1-3 sux: gh 3 R9 vw, :via 12- 4 r XM , wt I X XX t's'ei -1-ri' ill gh 1 N- x - P K A5-J 'fl 'Q' X ills! Q s gs. if ELEMENTARY Togetherness isn't always present or necessary in the educational process. There are times when one must be alone . This lets us sort things out in our minds and get away from the always rushing atmosphere . aylave-wa David Koester Deanna Merklein Phil Niblock Danny Pakkebier Trudy Reese Linda Roeder Leland Rundle Tom Schandler Lorri Smith Clint Swanson Dale Swindler Danen Thomas Ronald Van Roekel Donald Wheelbarger Ronald Archer Gary Becker Jay Becker Alice Ebner Rodney Engelsman Cindy Gri in Terry Goscha Anna Hutchinson Kathie Hutchinson Kristie Hutchinson Ronnie Iansonius Kevin Kelly if ' 2 H - ' 'E 'pi 4 J X' xx ofa T . Xl fvjf Qc: ,fx lu , , s w vi ' 2 Q 1 K 4, 1 we K ' L I 1 - ,f,,, . v Kandy Wilcox Mike Wilkison ' Roy Watt, P.V. Prin. Charles Dougherty, Logan T N-ll' Pl'il'l. ,ur Sarah Pearson, Logan , K Karl Skinner, Logan ,, TL : Marie Hogan, Logan and P.V. 'gay 4 K-, , .K I kill -fr ,, X V S W iii, v ' X J y aj , 5- A l M X . ' . 4 w Mike Wilkison takes a handoff from the quarterback and follows his blockers for a nice ga1n in the Eastem Heights game. Mark Altman goes high to shoot for two against Northern Valley during conference IOUIIISIHCHIQ ' ii , M Z L X wv'm,,.- ff 117 in A , ,V X.. V t .. Q is N K 1 M x K ff 2,2 ,f ,F-3. t A s 'Q' :H , Q ,I ,.,, ,A , Q N ,,5., . l ' i 4,,j, Q rtf P N 9 fl 2 5' Q .' ' .' ,X .fr 5 .fa'm'7u :Wi A l it . if 1:1 V .fav . 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Regiina Allen Mi e Brasted Debra Diederich Melinda Dougherty Delbert Ebner Floyd Gift Larry Grammon Scott Hilburn Kim Hoback Laurie Hultgren Shari Hutchinson Charles Kincaid Martina Kitzke Gayla Lohrmeyer David Noel Rick Nyland Eddie Odle Leland Orr Gyola Pears Tamera Post Robert Richard Suzanne Richard Richard Ruff Ronnie Schneider Phillip Swindler Alan Vahle Rosalie Vahle Stacy Veh Mark Voss Eric Wallgren Mitch Wilkison Westle Yocum Tom Ptyannenstiel, P. V. Ruth Atkinson, Logan Lucille Romine, Logan Isabel Jones, Logan L' V its A Q-. . . , . - - N ,Ng sg 1,1 ' ' v nf,-, ,, 9. 1 , x 4 ,six .tml ...,, x. ,L fr 1.- C 4' ij MA 71+ P 'lf . if 11 ' ,lf fs 1., ,- J iz. Q 3 a x gd 'sw 'ii g i' f l Nfl 52,121 4 xi f V fy' A' .n i,', A M wiki! v X A qw Q ' ctw A h - X Q t 1 . -i 4 fx 1 y lwlilai . Q 5: 17' K A J 1 t K, 'H + R x ds -- i f' s A Avi 'L xx. Mi f ill S 'ia BH lf x' 5 lb. 3 ,J 5 X J !E'x Fflffv Sandra Archer Rebecca Becker Angelia Becker Elaine Book Brett Boys Brenda Brobst ',k fu , J, T 3' Q 5 ' FN s t K- +- J J W if ii' -1' t X .... ,C r s v , Q' xi-.917 - 'ga 'sl Kim Bruning Christy Diederich Ruth Ebner Janice Gift Tammy Gingles Tim Goscha Darmy Graves Darcie Hanke Christine Hanson Chuck Harmon Karly Hoback Lyle Hockman Richard Hultgren John Mark Huntley Royden Jones Jamie Kelly Junior Kenworthy Kurt Kolb Kathy McCue Dale Niblock Lee Niblock Mike Ohlsen Harvey Pakkebier Jimmy Rundle Patty Sansom Brenda Sanson Nancy Schemper Lloyd Schneider Debra Stanton Scott Stark Monte Stutterheim Mary Sulllvan Jeri Swindler Sharity Thomas Jan Tien Deanna Vahle Rick wagner James W eelbarger Eugene Hamel, Logan Alexine Orr, Logan Teacher Aide Logan fifth graders show therr tumbling and gymnastics sk1l1s during half -time of the Great Northern Elementary Confer ence Basketball Tournament FOUIIMIGWQOIU Stephen Altman Kelly Coddington Milton Dougherty Betsy Ebner Christy Forssberg Denise Goscha Gary Harbers David Hildebrand Anita Huntley Billee Hutchinson Carleton Jones Scott Kuck Tamara Leydig Mike Lohrmeyer Danny Odle Rosemary Ohlsen Pam Sansom Jerald Schandler Randy Schneider Rodger Short Karen Simoneau Brenda Smith Darren Stanton Pam Stark Steve Stutterheim John Sullivan Scott Tien Wayne Voss Jeff Wallgren Eric Watt Phyllis White Grace Kinter, Logan 'A t if i Phyllis White and David Hildebrand share a funny experience while other Logan fourth graders work on their lessons. ' ttta it 7 ff V fr , . ,155- f 'S A K .K nv! L ' , S g as t H fwQi . .A , . I 6 , w at af .s . vs. 'Ei' v ' we if af :ea . as A .,.. Q ,wk I 'Wil 'W 'W l X , 13' ll v.. , ,K 11 ti w -.:1,,, gala! Qi ,, X was I , f-', A fl 4 'm V 1-3 fl sd A WL ,, Q sf Q S . I ff A, .1 Y 'QR' 511. ,t qgm . MP, llwt 2 mi yi , JT 'SM' Roxanne Allen has a ques- tion about her reading assignment . Roxanne Allen Donna Baker Sidney Bauguess Brenda Boys Susan Butler David Diederich Marilyn Dougherty Todd Goscha Anne Graves Jace Hilburn Jay Hofaker Kristie Hoback Stephanie Holloway Brad Jansonius Donald Koester Haley Lappin Tina McCue Gina Merklein Brenda N land ' Todd Ricgardson Kathy Snider Judty Stanton To d Stanton Teresa Sullivan Curtis Tien Douglas Vahle Cara Veh ' w Royalyn Voss Kimberly Watt ' Gary Winkel Eve yn Siler, Logan fr' I at. Y - 1. Ji 'A X l ' Va 1 l ' i f ' 9 , f 1 Mane Mitchell, Prairie View 9econa9Qm!e Krista Van Diest reads aloud for other Prairie View second graders. Beth Hutson teaches combined first and second grade in Prairie View. Kevin Coddington Randy Diederich Arthur Ebner John Hanson Kirk Hockman Darren Kincaid Donald Kowalke Peggy Kowalke Larry Krouse Marleta McCue Tim Ohlsen Kurt Pakkebier Jill Parsons Tarek Patterson Stoney Runnion Leslye Schneider Shannon Schurz Linda Simoneau Tony Stutterheim Krista Van Diest Martha Voss Rene Voss Troy Withington Hazel Stratton , Logan Darren Becker Denise Becker Darren Boys James Brady Roy Bruning lv , 'N ' , M if mg ' ii sg? Q 'Y 1 fy ,, Q Q , 57.1, X . x , ' Q x Kg QA 'M-J, .t,.... K f E, 1 V, ., 5 -N. 1 z f , 32.2, to f x ii . ta :Y 41 I ij W K tcfiy, R A,,' 'bud mmf' cw ,,,, 5' M ag, K A a. ,fi Steve Bauguess Colleen Butler A Brian DeWitt ig, v A ada. 9 Kevin Forssberg . at wall at-f, t 12: x uw- .rf Ricky Graves Kevm Griffin Susan Hildebrand Eric Hoch Jeff Hofaker F1266 The Logan First Graders sit in a circle and read aloud from their Rainbow series. -rn , ' fi H sf! N 1 ni 'Z. ,BQ V., , .6 Jack Horn Scott Hultgren Jeff Husband Harold Kowalke Herman Kowalke Mike Leydig Eric Lohrmeyer Bonita McC1urg Mark Merklein Ray Niblock Tim Nyland Tyera Pears Brian Schick David Short Denise Soodsma Sharon Soodsma Susan Vahle Tracy Wagner Scott Walters Denise Wheelbarger Marsha Wilkison Darin Winkel sz? si . wr ,uw 1 Freida States, Logan Beth Hutson, Prairie View 1 and 2 afzfuv Carolyn Altman Scott Becker Ty Becker Nancy Book Alvin Ebner Linda Ebner Johnnie Gleason Karen Hildebrand Scott Hoch Troy Iandera Kathleen Kowalke Stacy Owen David Schneider Jenifer Soodsma Colleen Wagner Julie Wallgren Lisa Walters Teresa Withington Kay Coddington , Logan J va, - x , 'va x ' 3' ?l??WffQ at 5 :W an ll tyy agp ' 1:1 w lg A., fi, N, F , . . in A I -3' 2 wiv, ' 4. .. . V V. f. . .. ' Q Q 2 vs I . 1 1 Em ' E .fo-W 5 - '- ,,,,,.l . -rhy A. V --yi ' .L A E ', 4, X ' 7 'hx , Y I If ,i p I , 7 J Q1 Viv., ' H '1-:Ja f Wx 5 lkiir 9 ' es: S 1, S J ,g I J yyy '. , iw.: ll 4 Will. Judy Hutson, Prairie View x M .' J Kindergarten class in Logan pose for the camera before the dismissal bell rings. 5 1 VV iiiqqf .ze - . ALUMNI ROLL Following is an Alumni Roll giving the names of those persons who have graduated from the Dens- more, Logan, Prairie View and Unified District 326 High Schools from the first graduating class of each school through the year 1974. The space to print these names was purchased by Joyce and Lyle Eckhart, owners of the Eckhart Funeral Home of Logan. lOl CQQSSOQIQOI 06f1Q08 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL' Maw Becker, Flvffnff Eng'-rfr LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Wayne Hill, Hazel Wiifrour LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Merrill Templeton LOGAN HIGH SCHQQLH KNOHCI 061902 0611910 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Chester Arthur, Pearl Becker, Earl Dougherty, Mabel LOGAN HIGH SCHOOLA kim Boyd, William Gates, Alpha Hansen, Beatrice Fitzhugh, Ray Silvius, Emma Wagner, Madge Wiltrout, Rae Wiltrout, Ward Lappiny William Smith, LC01-Cmplcton Wiltrour 05,904 Classol,1Q11 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. ,Joyce Brown,-Iennie Daugherty, Norma Howe, Mar- LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Minnie Becker,-Iames Hicks, Alpha Watkins gust Lynch, Bessie Snider, Elizabeth Webber, Leo Yeo 061,905 01,1912 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Ethel Daugherty oly 1 face, LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL, Mable Buffington, Fannie Morris, Chauncey Shearer 0612907 This building , completed in 1954, is known to many as the high school building. It now houses grades 6 . I , 8 , 1, 2, and the high school home economics classes. LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. LaVergne Wiltrour, Mildred Wiltrour Graduates greet friends and relatives in the reception line following Commencement services. Alta Sansorn Griffin moves on by Vonda Gingles and Jim Glennem- eier stops to offer congratulations to Roxre Glennem- eier . LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Eleanor Clapp, Alma Kitt, Abram Troup 061912 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. William Becker, Edward Graham, Maude Howe, Mac McAulcy, Edgar Miller, Warren Ryder, Judson Troup, LaVergne Watkins, Vera Wiltrout LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Laura Brunson, Mark Chapman, Leo Elliott M1915 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Musa Griffin, Albert Lappin, Lucille Meyers, Francis Troup, Bessie Watkins 1C00ss0ly191e LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Charles Brady, Harold Chapman, Charlotte Cole, Beaulah Cunningham, Marguerite Dunning, Jessie Emerson, Faye Farley, Evelyn Fitzhugh, Emily Griffin, Frances Jacobson, Anna O'Connell, Warren Paramore, Stanley Snyder, Cecil Scott, Susie Webber, Carol Wiltrout. 01,1917 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Elizabeth Altman, Margaret Becker, Eulalia Dough- erty, Vada Hanson, Marie Hartshorn, George King, Bertha Meyers, Mae Norrish, Elbert Mosher, Lizzie Patton, Minta Speer, Inez Simon, Abbie Tracy, Henrietta Veeh, Tom Wiltrout C00ss01y191s LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Edith Baily, Eva Botkin, Esther Burton, Gertrude Buss, Jennie Hixenbaugh, Gevena McDaniels, Hazel Mullen, Gabriella Penninge ton, Donovan Reese, Glenn Sullivan, Mae Sullivan CQGBSOQIQIQ LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Elwin Alsdorf, Opal Brady, Ivah Clark, Dora Clear- water, Elsie Flowers, Noel Krouse, Christy Lynch, Anne Meyers, Leora Newman, Jeanette O'Connell, Florence Paramore, Bernice Reed, Cora Reese, Lottie Reese, Theo Rundle, Venice Speer, Elsie Steed 01, 1920 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Lawrence Becker, Jesse Clapp, Marie Clapp, Zella Clearwater, Josie Crear, Alfred Dye, Edna Gates, Ethel Lafferty, Myron Morford, Melvia Peake, Sophia Peake, Faye Watkins, Leonard Wills, Lawrence Wright 051921 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Leona AraSmirh, Dumont Bonebrake, Irma Botkin, Oral Bishop, Olive Cramer, Galvin Craven, Marie Griffin, Pauline Hartshorn, Alice Lohse, John McMurphy, Mertie Mills, Lucille Noel, Dorothy Norrish, Hazel Paramore, Fred Stutterheim, Hazel White, Corrine Wiltrout, Lucille Wright ol, 1922 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL, Velma AraSmith, Eva Brady, Hazel Brady, Elwin Brown, Wilma Clark, Paul Davis, Clayton Dwelly, Jessie Hicks, Feryl Howe, Gladys Jackson, Gladys Kemp, Lucille Miller, Loyetta Noel, Christine Seeger, Grace Spoelstra 0611922 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Floyd Becker, Edith Boyd, Beaulah Bump, Marion Cole, Avis Cooley, Doris Dwelly, Carl Fitzhugh, Harold Graham, Dick Higgins, Velma Krause, Ruby Lancaster, Lorene Noel, Everett Paramore, Inez Paramorc, Cleta Pearson, Lloyd Reese, Druecillia Shurtz, Orville Shurtz, Helen Sullivan, Alben Withington ob 1924 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Averill Loughry LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Belva Bnmson, William Dye, Rosetta Fisk, Daisie Fitzhugh, Carl Gates, Mae Gates, Lewis Hooper, Hugh Jackson, Harlene Kack- ley, Iorena Kemp, Merle Meyer, Elsie Norrish, Esther Paramore, Frances Ray, Calvin Reese, Charles Reese, Leola Reese, Dora Seeger, Margaret Stewart, Gladys Webber, Beatrice Veeh PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Lucille Apenhorst, DeDa De Young, Jose- phine Gay, Henry Spoclstra, Lela Thomas, Vema Thomas 01, 1925 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Naomi Archer, Irving Broom, Francis Donnelly, Patrick O'Conner, Dorothy Peak, Gladys Richardson, Irene Runyon LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Willett Adams, Beaulah Baldwin, Bemard Becker, Otto DeShon, Agnes Graham, Gladys Graham, Inla Hicks, Mariorie Houchin, Wayne Johnston, Ida Lafferty, Nellie Lafferty, Eva Lappin, Ralph Lappin, Glenn Lemons, Doris Nichol, Ralph Nichol, Floyd Paramore, Francis Pearson, Willard Pearson, Earl Snider, Hazel Sullivan, Lola Sullivan PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Freda Van Diest 051926 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Vem Archer, Burton Bnrinekool, Alfred Holmquist, Edmtmd Mullen, Elsie Search, Jennie Smith, Erwin Stepper, Lydia Stepper LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Dorothy Arens, Theodore Arens, Ralph Donahey, Jennie Gottbrecht, Wauneta Hill, Lucille Jacnicke, Lovie Knisley, Carl Lafferty, Celoa Oleson, Corrinne Shurtz, Zerlina Sullivan, Walter Vose, Dane Watons, Earl Winkelbeck PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Alice Harbers, Angeline Kats, Ann Kipp, Margaret Pakkebier,Jcnnie Rupke, Arther Vander Beek, Herman Vander Beck 01,1927 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. John Archer, Clara Dolson, French, Christina Glennemeier, Clara Glennemeier, Emmett Mullen, Nellie ardson, Venus Wilcox iel Cole, Ray Cole Ethel Donahey, Thelma Donahey Kenneth Dye Fischli, Marie Glennemeier, Anna Hostetler, Doris Jackson, Josephine Ja ski, Robert Kolsky, LaVergne Mann,John O'Connell, Floyd Reese LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Dorothy Becker, Thelma Becker, James Boyd , , 1 1 PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Dena Drent, Charles Schemper, Schemper, jennie Spoelstra, Helen Van Diest, Anna Van Der Velde, Mina Van Grueningen Classolymaa DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Leslie Archer, Mary Archer, jean Har- rison, Willard Leighty, Margaret Mullen, john Showers, james Sullivan, Wyman Webster LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Ruth Becker, Madge Cole, Fredah Daniels, Vada Daniels, Oliver DeShon, Eloise Dye, Robert Fitzhugh, Martha jackson, Louise Kinter, Lowell Knisley, Esther Kolsky, james Krouse, Lyle Lafferty, Ollie Laf- ferty, Fred McClellan, Audrey Nichol, Felicia Noel, Nola Paramore, Evelyn Pau- ley, Viola Pauley, Leah Shurtz, Helen Slinker, Mary Slinker, Cleatis Smith, Ruth Sullivan, Wallace Sullivan, Boyd Vose, Wilber Wallace, Sylvia Wheeler PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. john Allen, Earl Capstick, Nina Capstick, David De Young, Vinton Lee, Ethel Myers, Dena Schakelaar 01, 1929 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Alma Bauguess, Velma Henry, Henry Kitzke, Burton Luse, Alfreda Marvin, Ula Reeser, john Sauerwein, Ellen With- ington LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Viola Attawater, Dora DcBey, Aileen Elliott, Maxine Finnigan, Emily Geary, Vernon Hill, Lena Kinter, Gladys Nichol, Lucy Nichol, Bryan Palmer, Doris Paramore, Dorothy Paramore, Maude Rodabaugh PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Viola De Yoimg, Grace Engelsman, Anton Heersink, Ethel Hobbs, Lee jaenicke, Evelyn Miller, Comelia Prinsen, Alice Rupke, Gertrude Schemper Classogioeo DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Vera Brown, Howard Leighty, Pauline Richardson LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Esther Albright, Elizabeth Becker, Vivian Chestnutt, Velma Clarke, Deborah Dye, Irving Fox, julia Griffin, Geraldine Hill, Everett Kolsky, Raymond Lappin, Leota McMahon, Llore Oleson, Karis Reiser, Lynn States, Perry Vose, Hazel West, Mildred Wills PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Florence Kipp 01,1921 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Nora French, Clara Kitzkc, Helen Mullen, Leonard Thompson, Ralph Thompson LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Norma Bennett, Ivan Dack, Evelyn Daniels, Hilda Griffin, Minnie Griffin, Lucille Hatcher, Hal Hill,james Hill, Edgar King, Sadie Lafferty, Mildred Palmer, Lewis Paramore, Edgar Reeser, Wanda Reincke, Willa Wills PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Dale Capstick, Ray Capstick, Willie Creutz- berg, Freda Denman, Irene De Young, Wilbur De Young, Alice Erickson, Ever- ett Miller, Aletta Rus, Vema Schemper, Betty Spoelstra, Jeanette Vari Diest, Wilma Walcott LEFT: A back view of the new high school facility. Vis- ible at the left is the circular shaped series of class- rooms and the shop and music room area just to the bot- tom ri ht of the water tower. In the far right back- groun can be seen the roof of the gymnasium and the auditorium which is still used by the district. In the far right foreground a flag pole marks the northwest corner o the football field. T e field was moved to the west and north of its old location and turned to run north and south in 1971 . 01, mae DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Ruth Archer, Howard Bell, Stanley Bell, Vivien Bell, Homer Bernard, Carl Boys, Loren Hewett, Thomas Marvin, Eva Ruth, Evan Ruth, Naomi Reeves, Roscoe Turner, Ruth Wemer, David Young LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Marguerite Bressler, Charles Brooks, Lawrence Donahey, Bryan Dye, Hester McClellan, L, J. McClellan, Raymond McMahon, Mildred Phegley, Vern Reid, Marjorie Shearer, Lewis Slinker, Albert Van Roekel, August Vchige, Dudley Wiltrout PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Anna Creutzberg, Ida Lambert, Herbert Mar- shall, Edna Reusink, Bob Schemper, Walter Rupke, Katheryn Van Dyke, Bernice Van Kooten 051922 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Muzetta Archer, Wayne Bernard, Rob- ert French, Harold Fischli, Alfred Henry, Francis Hewett, Marie McKee, Novella Nichols, Victor Webster, George Woogerd LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. LeRoy Chapman, Cleo Evans, Leo Evans, Eva Gates, Dorothy Geary, joe Hicks, Dillman Hill, Vada Johnston, Douglas Iappin, Violet Nichol, Wilma Paramore, Dow Phegley, Wilma Phegley, Rudolph Radloff, Kenneth Shearer, Eleanor Siglinger,john Vehige, Hazel Wallgren, Bruce Wiltr- out PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. june Kipp, Wallace Prinsen, Dorothy Short, Irene Van De Wege, Beatrice Van Diest, Goldie Van Diest Glassolyioa-4 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Leona Archer, Buelah Bminekool, Lloyd Bruinekool, Chester French, Lester French, Clara Hewett, Louise Holmes, Vera Thomas, Elmer Walton LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. james Beck, Margaret Becker, Max Burgdorff, Rob- ert Calfee, Max Chapman, Ned Chestnutt, Carlos Cole, Pauline Daily, Iris Fox, Hazel Henry, Doris Kelling, Marguerite Kelling, Gladys Kolsky, Freida Lappin, Murle Morris, Harley Reese, Harry Reese, Hazel Snider, Melvin States, Rachel Sullivan, Elsie Wallgren, Faith Wallgren, Doris Watkins, Norman Wiltrout PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Edna Elkinton, Dorothy Finch, Frances Finch, Blanche Hays, Anna jansonius, Annette jansonius, Lester Navis, Edward Schemper, john Stutterheim, Bernadean Van Der Veen, Elmer Van De Wege, Alma Van Kooten Cmlassolyioes DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Leonard Archer, Alice Boys, Ethel Boys, Lewis Brown, Mildred Crosier, Cecil Miller, Mildred Showers, William Smith, Goldie Turner LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Laveta Aumer, Augusta Davenport, john Demuth, Corrine Graham, Gene Holmes, Margaret Lappin, Keith McMahon, Leo Mitc- hell, Walter Pennington, Esther Radloff, Gerald Rickard, Raymond Ross, Marjo- rie Sullivan, Wilbur Van Roekel, Herman Zillinger PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Helen Creutzberg, Floyd Elkinton, john Heersink, Dorothy Kipp, Kenneth Kipp, Vivian Van De Wege, Wilbur Van Diest, Wilma Van Diest, Marjorie Van Loenen, Wauneta Wolters Classolyioee, Anna Van Loenen pauses while shaking hands with her son Rodger so photographers can snap a picture . Rodger's dad , Buford is in the background . The Densmore Rural High School building is still in tact from the outside. Archie Brooks of Densmore purchased the building several years ago. DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Viola Bruinekool, Kenneth French, Gladys Hadden, Ivan Henry, Bertha Keiswetter, Rozena Mating, Ralph Pittaway, Sherman Schneider, Carl Smith, Richard Thomas, Virgil Thomas, Leo Webster, Ella Woogerd LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. William Aumer, Frances Becker, Irene Bradley, Malin Carver, Maurice Clark, Max Clark, Max Daily, Fretta Davenport, Lois Flowers, Mildred Graham, Bessie Henry, Theo Hill, Leah Hoag, Irene jaenicke, William Nichol, Theolene Owens, Norman Reese, Mildred Reincke, Mary Rick- ard, Lucerene Wiltrout, Marie Zillinger PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Betheman Boeve, james Boeve, Harold Fisher, Mabel Navis, Anthony Van De Wege, Edna Van Loenen, Gerald Van Loenen DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Alvin Guliclt, Carmon Miller LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Geraldine Berry, Herma Bird, Don Dye, Helen Fran- cis, Mildred Gates, Rosclla Hill, Geraldine Holmes, Gerald Kolsky, Amilda Lohse, Agnes McClurg, Glenn McClurg, Thearon Moser, john Pears, Lucille Pen- nington, Elmer Radloff, Edna Ray, Sarah Sullivan, joe Wagner PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Iva Allen, Hazel Brunson, Ruth Capstick Marjorie De Young, Corneliajansonius, Gerrit-Iansonius, Lawrence Kats, Johanna Nyland, Matilda Rupke, Helen Van De Wege, Albert Woltman 01, was DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Lewis Beach, Harold Griffith, Anna Hockensmith, Wayne Hotaling LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Kenneth Becker, james Becker, Pauline Becker, Wade Berry, john Boyd, Yvonne Campbell, O. L. Davis, Violet Henry, Gladys Hofaker, Virginia Howard, Dora Humphries, Lucille Kinter, Blaine Lappin, Ilene LeSage, Milo Legg, Adolph Lohrmeyer, Eugene Noel,,Iames Noel, Bernice Pfan- kuch, Mildred Ray, LeRoy Reese, Vance Templeton, Donald Watkins PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL, Albert Bach, Roy Creutzberg, Hollis Gaza, Esther Nonhof f, Freda Schemper, Nadine Short, Rose Van Diest Cnlassogioeo DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Rose French, Bethel Nicholas, Ange- line Noel, Raymond Noel LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Charles Becker, Frances Becker, Betty Brunson, Mil- dred David, Ruby David, Virginia Davis, Dale Demuth, Max Donahey, Lester Gates, Blanche Goebel, Mary Greene, Eleanor Howard, Helen Kinter, Ned Legg, Margaret Marqueling, Floyd Parker, Opal Phegley, Victor Phegley, Darlene Veeh, Lola Wallgren, Eleanor Wiltrout PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Vernon Allen, Warren De Young, Elsie ,Ian- sonius, june Kneubel, Warren Navis, I.aVerne Schra, Viola Schra, Max Short, George Sprague, Alden Wolters, Dale Zellmet 051940 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Max Allen, Vera Boland, Winifred Boys, Ivan French, Carol Griffith, Arlene Koester, Lee Schick, Clifford Sptarlin, john Snyder LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Milton Boethin, Raymond Calfee, Eugene Carver, Douglas Edgett, Al Ehly, Leo Graham, Bill Henry, Esther Hofaker, Lena Hum- phries, Wanda Kemper, Marion Lohse, Mary Lohse, Maxine Nichol, Melba Osborn, Lela Parker, Nelda Radloff, Maxine Rickard, jack Rundle, Marilyn Selbe, Alberta Shaw, Hamp Steele, Wanda Troyer, Clara Zillinger, Francis Zink PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Sam Kipp, Marion Spoelstra, Irma Van De Wege, Ernest Van Der Plas, Opal Van Diest Olassaly1Q-41 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Rosemary Noel, Victor Stone, Johnnie Wilson LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. A. G. E. Cummings, Leonard David, Bob Demuth, Elda Elliott, Don Greene, Si Grieb, Lucille Hutchinson, Ula Kester, Max Noel, Cliff O'Neill, Iva Parker, Ruby Pears, Warren Pfankuch, Arlene Ray, Bob Run- dle, Mary Louise Schneider, Naoma Schoeller, Arnold States, Laura Templeton, Pauline Wallgren, Victor Wheelbarger, Kathleen Zink PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Wilma DeBoer, Glenn Fink, john Nyland, Mary Page, Norma Van Diest, Buford Van Loenen Classolyifa-42 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Wallace Carver, john Gulick, Dorothy Koester LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Mary Ashley, Ned Ashley, Charles E. Becker, Flor- ence Becker, Maxine Becker, Lorrine Bmnson, Lloyd Carver, Orland Carver, james Clark, Lester Dawes, Ross Greene, jr., Edwin Hickman, Eva Hutchinson, Harold -Iett, Francis Kemper, Pauline Kemper, Florence Kinter, Raymond Krauss, Ann Lohrmeyer, Marjorie Mendenhall, Francis Marqueling, Frances Motz, Calvin Pfankuch, Dan Rundle, Robert Seaman, Paul Wallgren PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Alberta Lokhorst, Ardith Schra, Geneva Schra, Rawlin Smith, Marie Van Loenen,john Woltman CQassol,1Q42 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Riley AraSmith, Marjorie Boys, Doro' thy Daniels, Gayle Jacobson, Norma Metheny I Bud Nichol congratulates graduate, Lana Becker, with a kiss while Faye Reese ives a gift and Mrs. Audrey Getty offers a handsha e. Graduates are Therese Lohrmeyer and Sherry Brasted. LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. jim Brady, Daria Byrnes, DeMont Dawes, Helen Wilson, Kenneth Lewis, Earl Shaw, Albert Swearingen PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. julia Brands, Stanley Brands, Arlene DeBoer, Henry DeWitt, Lloyd Engelsman, lla Greving, Virginia Kipp, james Page, Henry Pakkebier, Maxine Schra, Rose Schra, Edith Smith, Bartle Soodsma, janet Van Kooten, Hazel Wolters Cdassolyifa-44 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Evelyn Schick LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Leland Baird, Lloyd Becker, Evelyn Shaw, Peggy Howard, Duane Harmon, Betty King, Gertrude Lohrmeyer, Dorthea Morris, Doris Nelson, Charles Noel, Melbourn Porter, Lawrence Radloff, Delores Run- dle, Ralph Rundle, Alvin Schick, Carl Swearingen,john Zink PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Leon DeYoung, Marjorie Greving, Maxine Lokhorst, Duane Meyer, Mary Meyer, Anna Pakkebier DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Donald Donnelly, Dean Jacobson 1 Q45 i Donald Paden, Zane Patton, Greta Tibbetts LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Aloha Ashley, Edna Becker, Dean Carson, Charles Case, Clyde Cummings, William Hooper, Wauneta Hutchinson, Vera Kemper, Leo Noel, Marcella Noel, Ruth Ann Reese, Margaret Richardson, Duane Rundle, Leo States, jr., Betty Travcr, Delores Wills PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Maida Boeve, Ned Brunson, Gwenlyn Meyer, james jansonius, Myron Stutterheim, Norma Van De Wege ok 1946 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. jessie Dawes, Mary Koester, Norma Maley, john Voss, Donald Wallgren LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Ralph Ashley, jr., Clyde Atkinson, jim Beck, joe Breese, Dona Davis, Eulalia Hickman, Margaret Hofaker, Dorma Horn, Loene Kemper, Rachel Krauss, jeanette Noel, jane Paramore, Lucille Pfannkuch, Max- ine Pfannkuch, Norma Rowley, Mary Ann Rundle, Max Schick, Betty Seeger, Sylvia Wood PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Leland Page, Katherine Peil, Angeline Soodsma, Maurice Watson Classes get into the act of supporting the team by deco- rating certaln areas of the bui ding. Here we see the efforts of the junior class in junior locker area of the new school. of 1947 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Veda Boland, junior Donnelly, Harry Koester, Phyllis Morgan,john Stenger, Norman Tibbetts LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. jerome Becker, Calvin Boethin, Kenneth Bowman, Delene Breese, Donna Carson, jean Case, Leah Fox, jack Griffin, jean Griffin, Betty Hooper, Mary Lou johnson, Roland Krauss, jack Luthi, Bob Pearson, Mary Post, Ralph Prater, Dale Rowley, Aileen Ruff, Herbert Schiller, Lewis Schneider, DoLoras Search, Ned States, Peggy Wiley PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Wava Breathouwer, Mila Brown, Clara Creutzberg, Wayne Greving, Bonnie Myers, Paul Van De Wege,joyce Verhoef, Delores Wolters M1948 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Phyliss Donnelly, Viola Fitzhugh, Eugene Samsom, Lonn Stone LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Deloris Hickman, Lewis Hooper, Betty jandera, Eula Reese, Norma Reese, Billee Riley, Ernest Snider, jr., Wanda Wallgren, Phillip Warren, Bob White, Thelma Wilson, Denzil Wood PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Patsy Boland, Vesta DeBoer, B. Erickson, Wayne Hanke, Tenis Pakkebier, Norma Schakelaar, Alfred Van Der Plas of IQ49 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Leonard Bivens, Richard Hockman, Duane Riemann, Merlin Schneider, Alexine Smith, john Sullivan LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL, Paul Becker, Faye Breese, Dixie Carson, Norman Fox, Donald Griffin, Gene Hutchinson, Ruby johnson, Lawrence Maley LaVerne McClurg, Thelma Miller, Lewis Radloff, Dean Shaw, Leland Snider, Deloris Stanton, Virginia Trisler, Eva Weigant PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Ted Allen, Patsy Breathouwer, Berta Brown, james Van Loenen, Marilyn Wolters DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Leonard Donnelly, Ralph Koester, Doris Lambert, Harold Riemann, Alice Stenger, Barbara Walters LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Dee Bushnell, Walter Long, Delores Maley, Leona McClurg, Franklin McCollum, Bethel Pears, George Ruff,.Ir., Robert Schneider, Ferma Snyder, Maxine Stanton, Evelyn Trisler, Margie Wallgren, Thelma Wall- gren, Ludella Young PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Rose Marie Brown, Vada Erickson, Leland Greving, Zella McKinley, Delores Nyland, Audrey Schra, Rufus Soodsma, Theron Tien, Edna Van De Wege, Tommie Van Diest UQSSOQIQSI DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Doyle Archer, Betty Bivens, Kenneth Bivens, Elmer Howell, Gary Riemann, Rita Riemann, Irving Smith, Donald Wyatt LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Bob Arens, john Ashley, Dewey Breese, Bruce Dawes, Phyllis Eisley, Donald Forssberg, Loa Greene, Alvin Griffin, Loretta -Iandera, Carl Lafferty,jr., -Ianene McClellan, Betty McCue, Francis Noel, Louis Novak, Lois Pears, Paul Schultz, ,Ioyce Selbe,,Io Ann Vielguth, Dale Vose, Patri- cia Ziebell PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Gloria Boeve, Donna I-Iarbers, Calvin Schra, james Scott, Anna Smith, Lois Stutterheim,-Ioyce Tien, Marie Van Der Veen 01, 12952 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Edmond Scott, Gerald Waller LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Roberta Ashley, Eva Baker, Don Blew, Billy Crow, Lee Ann Davis, Carolyn Fenton, Doyle Fox, Shirley Gibson,-Ianice Kelling, ,Ioan Kelling, Coletta Kemper, Ruth Lynch, Margaret McGuire, Waldean Miller, David Redinger, Catherine Richardson, Douglas Stanton, -Ir., Gwendolyn War- ren, Tommy Young PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Delores Allen, Burton Brown, Sylvia Pakke- bier, Rose Wolters DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Clarence Bittel, Delores Bivens, Edna - Koester, Clifford Lambert,,Ieannie Riemann, Neva Scott, Haig Woodruff LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. joan Bailey, Ella Baker, Phyllis Breese,-Iohnita Forss- berg, Lloyd Garrison,,Iim Hicks, Mary Del Higgins, Pat Hulse, Don Hutchinson, Billy Leighty, Frances Lynch, -Ianice McClellan, Iva McClurg, Hazel McCue, Vivian Pears, Fayette Ray, Kenneth Rundle, Dorothy Schurz, Rex Stanton, Larry Sullivan, Peggy Wallgren, Mary Ann Ware PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Eloyse Bard, Donna Breathouwer, Melvin Breathouwer, Lois Brown, Ivan Heersink, Larry Nyland, john Prinsen, Donna Smith, Virgil Sprick, Bette Van Loenen 051954 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Don Bittel, LeWayne Conrad, Lora Damewood, Darrell Mulder, Delmar Pflieger, Lois Sansom, Nora Stenger, Dawn Tibberss, Marilyn Waller LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Connie Baker, Robert Becker, Ronald Becker, Avice Blew, jack Campbell, Bill Fritschen, Teddy Harmon, Rosemary Higgins, Donna Kclling, Sharon Lafferty, Leora Maley, Raymond McGuire, Bill Miller, Norma Miller, Loland Owens, jr., Theron Owens, Bryan Palmer, Virginia Reese, Law- rence Ruff, Robert Schultz, Carl Smith, Bob Stanton, Robert Wallgren PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Wanda DeBoer, Lyle De Young, Mary Stut- terheim, Robert Stutterheim ok 11955 Several Trojan Annual staff members joined forces with the Logan Alumni Association to fold , stuff and mail letters which informed Alumni of the annual banquet and the Alumni Roll which is rinted in the 1974 Tro- jan. Pictured from left aroun are Cindy Forssberg. Mary Del Graves, Tony Sanson, Kathy Jones, Edwin Star , Deb Baker, Pat Thomas and Lana Becker. A recent photo of the Prairie View school building which at one time housed Prairie View High School. At present, elementary students from the north portion of USD 326 attend classes here. DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Lea Don Bales, Donald Bales, Eldon Donaldson, Nadine Glennemeicr, Bernard Riemann, Ruth Schulte LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Dorothy Brasted, Irene Carlin, Floyd Dawe, Jr., Eugene Forssberg, Iva Mae Forssberg, Boyd Limes, Darrell Luthi, Ralph Lynch, Raymond Richardson, Donald Schneider, Dianne Schurz, Helen Snyder, Bonnie Trisler, Wanda Withington PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Carolene DeBoer, Carolyn DeWitt, Joan Heersink, John Jansonius, Vemon Soodsma, Marilyn Spoelstra, Dorothy Tien 01, tose DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Carroll Bittel, Harold Bittel, Marilyn Boys, Leon Brooks, Larry Munsinger, Alta Sansom, Raymond Schick, Jewell Tib- betts, Layton Walters, Marion Wilcox LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Darrel Becker, Agnes Brasted, Dalbert Bmning, Pat Cook, Delva Damewood, Randall Demuth, Alice Forssberg, Carol Fox, Leland Griffin, Robert Hooper, Danny Kelling, Joyce McClellan, Phillip McCollum, Arden Miller, Kathleen Purtell, Karen Russ, Dane Schick, Roger Schultz, Roy Slansky, John Smith, Marlene Snyder, Darrel Stanton, Edwin Stark, Roger Wall- gren, Gary Ware, Margie Weigant, John Veh PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL, Loretta Cary, Janice Schneider, Lyle Stutter- heim 051957 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Bruce Baker, Julia Donner, Carol Glennemeicr, LeRoy Schulte, Harriet Wilcox LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Nancy Atkinson, Myron Becker, Don Bliss, Vesta Forssberg, Gary Foster, Patsy Hill, Ernest Hoch, Wesley Hoch, Richard Hofaker, Jerry Horn, Larry Horn, Diana Lafferty, Judy Lafferty, LaDon Lappin, Mary Lynch, Harriet McCue, Gladys Meis, Norman Merklein, Jerome Petzold, Donna Reese, Marilyn Reitzel, Becky Schick, Leland Schick, Garry Slansky, Doyle Stan- ton, Kenny Wilkison, Mark Winters, Dorothy Withington PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Eddy DeBoer, Elnor DeBoer, Lois De Young, Georgia Jansonius, Eileen Stutterheim, Phyllis Stutterheim Classolyiosa DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL, Kathryn Bittel, Beverly Boyd, Virginia King, Gary Lambert, Gary Murphy, Gary Plymesser, Mary Plymesser, Ronald Randall, LaVon Scott, R.heva Swearingen, Ernest Vance LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Orin Crow, Susan Crow, Ludene Damewood, Rose- mary Demuth, Larry Ford, Darrel Griffin, Janet Hardman, Dick Horn, Ronnie Iman,Joan Jakubowski,Joyce Jakubowski, Dennis Krouse, Margaret Lutz, Kathy Hill, Ronnie McCue, Phylis Post, Berye Reese, Edith Reese, Larry Schick, Betty Wallgren PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Duane Book, John DeBoer, Norma DeBoer, Anita Jansonius, Wanda Meyer, Marvin Pakkebier, Ann Prinsen, Leota Soodsma, Keith Stutterheim, Arlo Tien 01,1959 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL, Sandra Bittel, Wava Brooks, Larry Glennemeicr, Robert Glennemeicr, Alma Kitzke, Bernard Powers, Joseph Stenger LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Karen Baxter, Carolyn Cook, Connie Cummings, Larry Foster, Sharon Graves, Wallace Henrickson, Dennis Horn, Noel Krouse, Doris McClurg, James Petzold,June Rundle, Lucy Schoeller, Dean Snyder, Echo Stanton, John Sullivan, Patricia Van Roekel, Delores Voss, Dorothy Voss, Bob Withington PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. John Heersink, Calvin Schempcr, John Spoelstra, Edward Tien, Paul Winchell DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL, Barbara Boyd, Grace Donner, Elton Gates, Eddie Geary, Loren Lyons, Ruth Riemann, Helen Scott, Merrill Tibbetts, Charlotte Vance, Charles Vest LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Delsia Damewood, joan Denning, Normar Forss- berg,j. D. Hooper, Pat Lafferty,jerilyn Lappin,,Ieanne Legg, Sandra Legg, Gale Lohrmeyer, Lynn Lohrmeyer, Gary Mulder, Gale Ruff, john Ruff, Elmer Sam- mons, Delbert Stanton, Arlene Zillinger PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. jean DeBoer, Shirley DeBoer, Evalee Janso- nius, Gary jansonius, Charlene Schemper, Larry Thurlow, Rosalee Tien, Robert Yenne Olaasolyifaet DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Diane Glennemeier, William Glen- nemeier, Gene Walters LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Clifford Becker, Lauren Becker, Carol Boys, Shirley Bruning, Nancy Demuth,janice Forssberg, james Horn, Donald Krouse, Ronald Maley, Wanda McClurg, Roland Post, Randall Reese, Melvin Reitzel, Robert Russ, Larry Sammons, Icona Schick PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Bill Barker, Dennis DeBoer, Helen Heer- sink, Irene Schemper, Rodger Stutterheim. 41962 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Bonnie Brooks, Marilyn Glennemeier, Larry Lambert,john Rozean LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Wayne Archer, Mary Arens, Karen Atkinson, Fran- cis Denning, Mary Fritschen, Gary Hashenberger, Virginia Higgins, Deanna Hoch, Bill Horn, Myron Hom, Darrel Humphrey, Roger -Iohnston, Vicky Kell- ing, Sharon Kemper, Dick Lafferty, Allen Lamb, Arlene Lamb, Kirby Legg, jerry Lohrmeyer, Barbara Post, Roger Reese, Barbara Reese, Eugene Ross, Verland Russ, Elaine Stanton, Mike Vanzant, Larry Wallgren PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Marcia Engelsman, Patricia Dickinson, Tom Heersink, Phyllis Kats, Wanda Nyland, Wayne Rupke, Wauneta Schemper, Roberta Smuck 051962 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Betty Brooks, Karen Riemann, Ray Swearingen LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. Vemelle Blew, Hilda Brooks, Danny Broyles, Lorcne Donahey,janet Eisley, Barbara Fitzhugh, Brian Fitzhugh, Ed Hom, Bob johnson, DeEtta Kelling, Coleen Kemper, Linda Krouse, L. D. Lappin,jim Northup, Dor- othy Petzold, Dennis Reese, LaVon Schick, Sherry Stephens, JoAnn Zillinger PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Phyllis De Young, Kenneth Engelsman, Larry Heersink, Doris Stutterheim OQoasol,1Qe4 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Carolyn Bales, Marilyn Bales, Bobby Brooks, Carolyn Geary, Henry Kitzke,-Joe Lambert,-Joyce Schulte, Tim Stenger LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. john Atkinson, Virginia Boethin, Verla Boys, Doro- thy Brooks, Dale Broyles, Warren Bruning, Margaret Conn, Sherry Cooper, Linda Donahey, Carolyn Duncan, Roy Forssberg, jack Foster, Carol Gmnert, Lois Lohrmeyer, Charles Nichol, james Parker, Carolyn Post, Marilyn Post, Aneta Ruff, Dixie Schick, Lynn Schick, Terry Shaw, Diane Stanton, Alan States, jean- ette Thomas, Sherry Thomas, Kenneth Vehige, Elvin Wallgren, Richard Wall- grcn PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. David Barker, Lorraine DeBoer, james Engelsman, Willard jansonius, james Prinscn, Agnes Smuck, Roger Sprick,-Ianet Thurlow, Audrey Winchell M1965 DENSMORE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL. Gloria Anderson, Vicki Bittel, Carol Brooks, Douglas Lambert, Mary Riemann, Robert Underwood, Edward Wilcox LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL. D. G. Bales, Jr., Bob Ballard, Sue Becker, LaDonna Bruning, Wayne Cromwell, Gordon Henrickson, Gary Henry, Barbara Horn, Sandra Horn, Van Jansonius, LaDonna Kitzke, Berneta Legg, Jennifer Limes, Darlene Maley, Edwin Pflieger, Cheryl Schurz, Jim Shaw, Glen Snyder, Gary States, Tim Thomas, Lynn Wallgren, Lynn Withington PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Jerry DeWitt, Keith Erickson, William Creving, Sandra Harbers, David Jansonius, John Kats, Larry Long, Larry Manz, Kathleen Janssen, David Smith, Rebecca Stutterheim, Roger Wells CLQSSOQIQ66 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL, Randy Austerman, Donna Becker, Jo Ann Boys, Ber' tha Brooks, Rosiland Brooks, Terry Donahey, Clara Donner, Mike Fritschen, Car- olyn Gibeau, Annette Hill, Claudia Hutchinson, Allan Jackson, Jerrold Jandera, Rodney Jansonius, Linda Johnston, Mike Kemper, Candice Lafferty, Kay Lam- bert, Daryl Lappin, Betty Lee, Donald Lohrmeyer, Laurel McClellan, Frank McClurg, Dennis Maley, Jim Morris, Barbara Nichol, Leona Nichol, Tom Noone, Joyce Parker, Dee Ann Parsons, Mary Pflieger, Everett Ross, John Run- dle, Gary Satter, LeRoy Schick, Larry States, Delaine Thomas PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL. Nora Brown, Dennis DeWitt, Doris DeWitt, Norman Heersink, Verda Schemper, Carmen Tien oly1Q67 A side view of the old Logan High School. This building was known as the junior hi h from 1954-1969 , at which time it became the home or grades K, 3, 4, 5, special education and special reading. LOGAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 326. I.inda Aumer, Pamela Ballard, Dedra Baird, Phillip Breese, Carolyn Cary, Otis Cooper, Jr., Vicki Cummings, J. E. Demuth, Daryl Donahey, Delores De Young, Tonda Earl, Cynthia Eckhart, John Eckhart, Leon Farr, Betty Glennemeier, Gary Glennemeier, Terry Harbers, William Harbers, Cindy Harmon, Rex Hill,John Hoffman, Roger Horn, Robert Ives, Cleo Jansonius, Julie Jansonius, Janet Kahler, Kaylene Kitzke, Amold Lamb, Deborah Legg, Roger Lohrmeyer, Randall Lyon, Leo Manz, Eric McClurg, Kaylene Noone, Deanne Nyhoff, LeAnn Ruff, Lila Schick, Melvin Schooler, Jay Shaw, LaVeta Snyder, Belinda Stutterheim, Connie Van Diest, Beverly Van Loe- nen, Donald Van Roekel, Carol Voss, Maurice Wallgtcn 051968 LOGAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 326. Dennis Becker, Rainell Becker, Gerrit Book, Robert Bowman, D. D. Breese, Dale Brooks, Rhonda Brooks, Rosa- lee Carver, Darlene Crawford, Gayla Erickson, R. D. Harmon, Judy Henry, Ted Hill, Leon Hogan, Nancy Ives, Harvey Jansonius, LeWayne Jansonius, Sherida Jansonius, Bonnie Johnston, Bruce Johnston, Kit Kahler, I..arry Krouse, Bonnie Lambert, Penny Lappin, Becky Lohrmeyer, Carol Lohrmeyer, Robert Lohrmeyer, Connie Lyon, Darrel Maley, Janet McCue, Gary Nichol, Max Parsons, Jean Pflieger, Normadine Reese, Phyllis Ross, Linda Rupke, Jolene Sammons, Carrie Schneider, Robert Shaw, lla Snyder, Joy Swearingen, Leona Voss, Randall Wall- grcn ol, 1969 LOGAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 526. Shirley Austerman, Jack Bard, Linctte Becker, Vivian Boethin, Burton Brooks, Jim Cromwell, Donna Gibson, Leland Gingles, Donald Gninert, Lucy Harbers, Marcia Harbers, Steve Heersink, Arthur Henrickson, Michaeleen Higgins, Yolanda Hill, Eugene Johnston, Marcus Kemper, Delton Kitzke, Galen Lohrmeyer, Nedra Legg, Charles McClurg, Duane McCue, Dilman Morris, Daryl Nichol, Tom Post, Larry Pridey, David Reese, Floyd Reese, Tim Rundle, Shirley Rupke, Pamela Sanson, Dena Schurz, Randall Smith, Robert Smith, Mike Stanton, Debra States, Lynn Wagner, Galen Wilcox, Judy Wilcox, Steve Zillinger 051970 LOGAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 326. Ronnie Austerman, Mari Baird, Steve Barker, Patty Becker, Ardith Bernard, Larry Book, Regina Brooks, Marilyn Brown, Craig Bnimbaugh, Roger DeWitt, Larry Donahey, John Ebner, Sue Eck- hart, Lois Engclsman, Lynn Forssberg, Grace Heersink, Terri Henry, David Hill, Lauren Hogan, Franklin Horn, Norman Hutchinson, Wanda Hutchinson, Linda Ives, Robert Jackson, Kay Jaenicke, Mike Kelly, Sandra Klein, Billie Lohrmeyer, Mary Ellen Lohrmeyer, Richard Lohrmeyer, Gregory McClurg, Anita Rocder, Craig Romjue, Charlyn Rupke, Lester Shaw, Allan Snyder, Linda Van Loenen, Marcia Van Roekel CQassoly1971 113 LOGAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 326. Jeanine Becker, Rosemary Becker, Dale Book, Gordon Brumbaugh,-Ierry Cummings, Karen DeWitt, Rose- mary Ebner, Rhonda Gingles,Jim Glennemeier, Tamra Harmon, Kim Hutchin- son, Elaine jansonius, Marilyn Kelly, Tom Kincaid, Shelley Lappin, Robert Orr, JoAnn Parker, Paula Parsons, jack Patterson, Norman Post, Stephen Reese, Vicki Roeder, Michael Rundle, Debra Rupke, Mike Sanson, Cathalee Schemper, Rick Snider, Mary Snyder, Spencer Stutterheim, Tonyia Thomas, Keith Wagner 051972 LOGAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 326. Randy Allen, Steve Atkinson, Edwin Bennett, Elizabeth Bemard, Lois Erickson, Gayla Glennemeier, Linda Gulick, Dawn Hanke, Marla Harmon, Deborah Henrickson, Gail Hill, Shirley Hutchinson, Amy jansonius, EIWynn jansonius, joycelyn Kitzke, Michael Laf- ferty, Lucinda Lcidig, Lynn Lyon, Carol McDonald, Ronnie Nichol, Rebecca Orr, Larry Pakkebier, Brad Post, Daniel Reese, David Schurz,james Van Diest,john Van Roekel, Louis Voss, Philip Zillinger Classolyifwe LOGAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 326. Paula Atkinson, Sandra Auster- man, james Baird, Susan Becker, Kay Bittel, Dick Breese, Arnold Brumbaugh, Lisa Bushnell, Rex Donahey, Robin Donahey, Bradley Gaiser, Gregg Garttell, Vickie Gift, Kathy Griffin, Wilma Harmon, Rose I-Iarbers, Robert Hockman, Glenna Hutchinson, Phillip jansonius, Steven Johnston, janell Lappin, Steven McCue, Mary McDonald, Karen Noel, Thomas Noel, Robert Noone, Anita Ort, Marlene Pflieger, Gary Reese, Shirley Rundle, Wanda Rupke, Rodney Sansom, Connie Schurz, Dennis Simoneau,janet Voss, Margaret Zink 01, 1974 LOGAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 326. Virginia Archer, Debra Baker, Lana Becker, Beatriz Bezerra, Cheryl Boyd, Sherry Brasted, Delores Brobst, Billy Brooks, William Brown, Cynthia Forssberg, Vonda Gingles, Roxie Glennemeier, Paul Grammon, Debra Hanke, Kathleen jones, jacalyn Kelly, Debra Koester, Therese Lohrmeyer, Linda Nichol, Sandra Pakkebier, Michael Patterson, Floyd Richard, Laura Richard, Tony Richardson, Marla Romiue, Paula Romiue, Kath- leen Rundle, Rex Smith, Craig Snider, Roy Stutterheim, Patricia Swindler, Rodger Van Loenen, Cheryl Wagner, Linda White, Nancy Zink EDITORS' NOTE: The preceding list of names were taken from the Alumni Association rolls of each school and checked against the permanent records on file at the Logan High School office. Every effort has been made to print the correct spelling of each name. The source used as the correct spelling was each student's high school transcript. If anyone discovers their name incorrectly spelled, or a name omitted, please notify the Logan High School office by letter so the records might be made correct. The sophomores use letters on red and white paper to spell out their support of the Trojans dunng spun week. ADVERTISERS Without the support of all our advertisers , this book and the memories it captures would not be pos sible. A big thanks goes to each of them. H5 LOGAN GRAIN COMPANY Whether it's fertilizer , We're here to serve you. 680-4852 Logan Kansas VAN-PAK CO NSTRU CTI ON 2SEiZ?eI12'IdE'O,5'3?235'd53i?Kfl'Z??L1fE!l1S5i2'?30n study when the need arises. Atv? WK BAIRD ILAIIHILI I NSU RANCE AGENCY BUFORD VANLOENEN, President HENRY PAKKEBIER, IR. , Vice-President P.O. Box 28 973-2212 Logan Kansas Prairie View Kansas grain, feed, seed, or 5 BILL CLARKE STUDIO LORETTA and BILL CLARKE Qyl. PH01- Telephone: 543-5415 HWf5' g , 749 112 Third sr., Box 444 E Phillipsburg, Kansas sf 'UYERIGV' Veriiu Doberman BILL AND AUDRLEY GETTY BOX 2 LOGAN, KANSAS 67646 More to See on Cable TV LOGAN CABLE TV COMPANY INC DO YOU HAVE A SET? Enjoy it to the utmost! Best color and black and white reception: Five numbered channels! FM Music! All Weather Channel! You truly see more on cable TV! RIGHT: Carl Diederich cable TV representative in Logan. BETH KE BUILDING SUPPLY LUMBER - PAINT - HARDWARE Stuttgart Kansas LUMPKIN'S IC-5A NORTH KANSAS SAVINGS Where you find today what you want to eat tomorrow I O N - and maybe for less. ,qnsured Savings WkGuaranteed Interest ,tx N: 'Wil' Home Office - Beloit, Kansas Phillipsburg Kansas 9 ,3 I 519 Phillipsburg .QUALRHOUSW Kansas 1 4. ,......u W Part of the crowd that backed the Trojans this year. LOGAN BOOSTER CLUB WIN OR LOSE WE BOOST THE BEST THE LOGAN TROIANS WALLER MOTOR COMPANY Stockton Kansas ls. CARL SCHILLER Insurance Agent 689-4216 Logan, Kansas WIENM AN ' S Firestone Products Phillipsburg Kansas HEWITT Pontiac-Cadillac Company 983 Third Street Phillipsburg, Kansas THE LOGAN REPUBLICAN ' 'Serving Four Counties Fine Job Printing 689-4339 Logan, Kansas DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP Fresh Rolls Every Day Coffee - Pop Phillipsburg, Kansas LOGAN RECREATION Fred and Sherida Schurz Logan, Kansas PEARS KT SERVICE Bud Pears, leasee Kendall and Fina Oils - Greases Logan, Kansas WlNCHELL'S IH and New Holland Farm Equipment Phillipsburg, Kansas IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Congratulations to the Seniors 689-4660 Logan, Kansas TOP: Kelly Tien tees off for a round in the Logan Invi- tational Golf Meet. RIGHT: Becky Brook heaves the discus at one of the girls' track meets. 1 -44 ,W LVLQ .,.., , I ..... 5 W UI I. LEFT: Rodger Van Loenen C123 and Pat Kolb 1345 jump to retrieve the ball while Kent Legg C405 watches eagerly. BELOW: Rex Smith takes the baton from Ken Hanson at one of the track meets the boys attended. BOTTOM LEFT: Quarterback, Tony Richardson, confers with assistant coach, Mark Hall, and head coach, Ken Hanson, about the next play. 2536, as f' V A , . .. . Y ' ff' .-.fxwfss sir-' - - . D . gg, 1 ws- .ty'H8vw3g:4gsf.i2,A15gQ'if56?-if ' -5, - K .. :H 'Wg Atiwla. Kwai I in V. f . , . A 4 L ,,--o..,. .g -. .. W ' 'f - im.. LUNBERRY JEWELERS Dale Lunberry, Certified Gemologist Member American Gem Society Phillipsburg, Kansas MARTHA'S CAFE and VISTA ROOM Treacel and Shirley Phillipsburg, Kansas SILVER SADDLE MOTEL Where Western Hospitality Begins Color TV - Pool - Playground Phillipsburg, Kansas SPENCER HONDA SALES Service on All Sales 115 South Foster Stockton, Kansas WAGNER'S CO-OP Prairie View Kansas Dean Carey starts up a combine he and Freddie Wag- ner are overhauling during the winter months. Carey is a part-time employee of Wagner's Co-op. E Rex Stanton, gun safety instructor, watches student, Mitch Wilkison, closely as Mitch yells pull. The Lions' Club donated blue rock and time for the gun safety students to have the opportunity to shoot. f LAPPIN TV 81 APPLIANCE Logan KELVINATOR Kansas ZENITH SALES and SERVICE MOTOROLA Store owner, Blaine Lappin, looks out over Main Street from his new location in the old Ted's Grocery building. -...sms l The owners and employees of Ed's Little Super take time out from a busy day to get their picture taken. They are: Nancy Stark, Randy Allen, Edwin Stark, Tony Sanson, Deb Baker, D. D. Breese, Janell Lap- pin and Karen Hilburn. LQQAN LlQN'5 CLUB ED'S LITTLE SUPER WE SERVE is our Motto Home of Quality Service NANCY and ED STARK Logan 689-4862 Kansas MODERN BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. McCLELLAN'S All Models of Olivetti and Underwood Typewriters, The Place IO G0 f0I BI2111dS You KNOW Calculators, Computers, Adding Machines, Duplication Machines, Office Supplies for all needs. Phillipsburg Kansas Sandra Pakkebier takes a moment from her typing to Logan Kansas figure a problem on the Canola 301 Math Calcula- tor. Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes, Gifts Todd Lappin and Karen Jackson look over some of the latest styles in McClellan's Dry Goods store . I 1 ,. :ij 'W .QI ,aff ' E Dave Morrison, owner of Patterson Well Service, has his picture taken with some of the well service equipment. PATTERSON WELL SERVICE, INC. SINGLE and DOUBLE Service 2-Way Radio Dispatched Logan 689-4518 Kansas This is a portion of the 365,000 feed mill Co-op installed last year. Included in the project is a BJ horizontal mixed , eight 16-ton ingredient bins and four 8-ton loadout bins, a new roller mill and a new leg. C0-CDP LOGAN SPEED OUR PROFITS ARE YOUR DIVIDENDS Agent for Anchor Veterinary Supplies Government and Local Storage Tank Wagon Fertilizer SPEED LOGAN 543-5518 689-4653 LIMES SUNDRIES Household Remedies Fountain Service Gifts School Supplies Luncheonette Cosmetics Logan 689-4883 Kansas Cheryl Boyd, Linda Nichol, Lana Becker and Vonda Gingles stop in at Limes for an after-school coke . Bob Withington washes his hands after completing a hair cut. BOB'S BARBER SHGP Bob Withington , Barber Logarl Kansas BRADY GRAIN CCDMPANY DEALERS IN GRAIN, SEED, FEED, AND FERTILIZER Edmond Kansas ISII nothing IIJHS Jouw DEERE E D AMF' eere Dorothy and Donald Heller take time to pose for the annual staff photographer. HELLER AUTO SERVICE Lawn Mower Sales and Service Automatic Tune Up and Repair Foreign and Domestic Models 927-2681 Norton 1065 First Kansas 6 STOCKTON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Loans to Farmers and Stockmen Stockton, Kansas DEGLO'S MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING Not in business to make a million dollars, just a million friends. ' ' Phillipsburg, Kansas LUMPKINS IGA Where you get treated like you want to be. Norton, Kansas DOROTHY'S FABRIC CENTER Where Fashion Begins' ' Fabrics - Notions - Patterns - Gifts - Purses - Jewelry Phillipsburg, Kansas MOFFIT DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists M. F. Moffit - Don Vollertsen Norton, Kansas SEARS Robert LeFort 504 Main Stockton, Kansas TOP LEFT: Pep Club members relax before a basketball game. TOP RIGHT: Santa Claus, played by Linda Stutterheim , presents grade school students Christmas candyy during Kayette Christmas assembly. RIGHT: This is part of the crowd that attended the Kayette card party in January . 1 ...i 1. - - x r uf -n .. . Ti , . - J NAIA, . .441 vf. it 'Q . 5. CARSTEN SHOE REPAIR Red Wing Boots Tingle Overboots Stockton, Kansas GRUNERT'S CONOCO Leland and Eldora Logan Kansas L. O. GIBSON SHOP Will Sharpen Saws, Knives and Mower Blades 689-4515 Logan, Kansas CUNNINGI-IAM'S WESTERN AUTO, INC . Congratulations to Logan Senior Class 1974 Phillipsburg, Kansas STATE FARM INSURANCE Frank Thomason, Agent See Me for Your Insurance Needs 543-2225 Phillipsburg, Kansas FRANS GARDEN CENTER Llyod and Ruth Frans Garden Seed - Plants - Bulbs 899 3rd St. 543- 2712 Phillipsburg EILENE'S 859 Third Street Phillipsburg Kansas ABOVE: Diane Voss, Judy Erickson, Wanda Bennett, and Paula Romjue work hard as cheerleaders and mascot to keep up LHS spirit. LEFT: Jackie Kelly explains something to Diane Goscha while Jaynelle Kelly and Anna Noel work on loading a pick-up at the Pep Club-Kayette clean-up day. ALMA OIL COMPANY The friendly store that saves you more. ' I-Oga n Ka nsas BOOGAARTS Phillipsburg Kansas Robin Donahey, 1973 LHS graduate , prepares to fill Grunert's supply tank. W .XV -MXL: SHOP BODY Paul Grammon and Rodger Van Loenen look over a Nova SS on U1rich's lot. Curt Post, Paula Romjue Post, Marla Romjue, and Blake Post pose in front of Jerry Kess1er's newly U painted pick-up. Work was done by Car1's Body Shop. CARL'S BODY SHOP - -7 Painting Fender Repairing f 4 '- ' Auto Reconstruction P.O. Box 248 ' Insurance Work Invited 543-2159 Lo an Kansas Phillipsburg Kansas g THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ABOVE: Randy Allen, new bank employee, com- pletes a report for the First National Bank. LEFT: Busy at work are Miss Smith, assistant cash ier, and Mrs. Ruff, teller-bookkeeper. STOP IN OUR BANK WHENEVER WE CAN BE OF SERVICE S20 ,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor Bidi bpoollar lnsund lo l2Ni VLZEQEEBZZIEF222E:2QQQiQ:5::1., QZEIEQE' ,.5.:2:2:Q:2:2tgg than niiosivuzsuln: l . NORMA and CLYDE S GOCD FOOD NIGHTLY SPECIALS MONDAY Spaghetti and Meat Sauce WEDNESDAY Breakfast Menu Served FRIDAY Mexican Plate RIGHT Clyde Atkinson, owner, brings somethlng hot out of the deep-fat fryer. BELOW Cathy Baker waits while Mr. and Mrs Armond Gmgles declde what to order. 8 J 'Lf LOGAN MANOR A modern facility for the care of senior citizens in and around Logan. Logan Kansas Ted Ninemier, Ollie Elliott, Maude Stewart, Maude Kindall and Ruby Fox relax in the living room of the Logan Manor. uafasma DENSMORE GARAGE General Automobile And Tractor Repair, Welding HOMER H . BERNARD Densmore 622-4201 Kansas OLLIFF-BOEVE FURNITURE Broyhill Master Craft Lazy Boy Chrom Craft King Koil Tell City Phillipsburg Kansas This sling couch in Mediterranean style is just one of the many couches Olliff-Boeve Furniture carries. Roy Hogan, auctioneer, waits for the bidding to start while Don Dix, left, begins moving the cattle around the ring. PHILLIPSBURG SALE COMPANY, INC. Hog Sale: Every Wednesday at 11 p.m. Cattle Sale: Every Friday at 1 p.m. Serving the Farmers of the Area Phillipsburg Kansas CONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Connie Laska 425-7511 Stockton, Kansas SNIDER'S CAFE Ernest and Hilda Snider Logan, Kansas PHILLIPSBURG INSURANCE AGENCY See Lewis Pumphrey For Your Insurance Needs 543-5236 Phillipsburg, Kansas DUCKWALLS We Boost the Trojans Phillipsburg Kansas BROWN E'S Men's Wear Women's Wear Shoes Norton, Kansas RUFF WELDING SHOP All Kinds of Welding Portable Disc Rolling Logan, Kansas STOCKTON LUMBER COMPANY Dupont Paint 425-6311 Stockton, Kansas KEITH'S REPAIR Complete Tune-up to Overhaul 689-4693 Logan, Kansas SCHEETZ MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Oldsmobile-Cadillac Norton, Kansas TOP: Vonda Gingles, Sherry Brasted, and Lana Becker have many thoughts as they greet family and friends after Commence- ment. RIGHT: Craig Snider helps Roy Stutterheim adjust his gown before graduation exercises begin. LUCKY STRIKE GRILL Serving USDA Choice Steaks - Chops - Seafoods Norton, Kansas OSTMEYER'S IH Equipment 425-6211 Stockton , Kansas MILES FURNITURE Interior Decorating Service The Store That Quality Built 543-2422 Phillipsburg, Kansas NOEL 85 SON OVERHAULING Brakework Our Specialty Logan, Kansas TOP: Vonda Gingles, class secretary, reads the Sen- ior Class History during Class Night Activities. LEFT: Ivan Brasted Cwhite shirtb watches proudly as his daughter, Sherry, enters the auditorium for Bac- calureate Services. ABOVE: Sparkling letters announce the senior class motto as members of the Board of Education and Administration listen to the commencement address from Mr. Ken Cochran of Kansas Wesleyan at Salina. LOGAN LOCKER Slaughtering - Curing - Groceries L iLi?i,P?EZi2QlffffiJ2ZffSink work on 3 beef COMPANY Logan Kansas Bob Van Diest, JoAnn Archer, Ora Heersink, Judy Erickson, Shirleg Becker, and Bill Becker take time before loading t e pep bus to pose for this picture . 33 2' 3 4' xiii ' 4,5 W 4'!L 1 fp pa. Marla Romjue and Mike Patterson, candidates for This is a portion of the storage and feed mix build- Miss and Mr. LHS at the Christmas Formal, walk ings Harmon and Vogel erected for the Logan Grain down the aisle as parents and classmates look on. Company. BOOSTING THE TROJANS 81 STEEL BUILDING. INC. 689-4800 DUANE HARMON HowARD VOGEL 689-4462 543-2143 Logan Phillipsburg HALL'S CLOTHING MEN'S and BOY'S WEAR FAMOUS BRANDS YOU KNOW 927 - 2424 Norton Kansas STAN HARBERS Here to Serve You DERBY FUEL CONOCO OIL FERTILIZER SERVICE SHAMROCK ANHYDROUS AMMONIA TANKWAGON SERVICE 937-2271 Prairie View Kansas xf 'iv fx K s Gary Roeder and Rod Boys take a look at the new John Deere 6600 with 24-foot reel on the Vogel lot. VOGEL IMPLEMENT JOHN DEERE Phillipsburg 543-2141 Kansas Gary Cassey, Josten Representative, measures Jayne Becker's ring size while Ora Heersink looks over the ring selection. JOSTEN'S Finest Traditions - School Spirit Graduation - Achievement Serving the Third Generation of America's Finest Students THE BANK With You in Mind FARMERS STATE BANK Stuttgart, Kansas 67670 Capital and Surplus 35250 , 000.00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Prairie View VAN DIEST WHOLESALE 973- 2714 K3l'lS21S I I E -,',.,. VAN-PAK GRAIN Feed Prairie View ELEVATOR MASTER MIX Grain Liquid Supplement 973-2737 Kansas FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICE Jim Kramer, Agency Mgr. Student Life Insurance Business Insurance Savings Program Farm Insurance Family Plan Auto Insurance P Phillipsburg Kansas Peace of Mind Protection 5 5 I W If f if II ll I In ,r E-11-I , y,,,r I ff - Yi, , ' A I LEONARD FORD MOTORS FORD'S THE BUY LEONARD'S THE GUY Highway 36 and 183 543-2711 Phillipsburg Kansas WE CUSTOM BUILD ANYTHING FROM KITCHEN TO COMPLETE PROJECTS. WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING . Building Carpets Paints Hardware Floor Covering Logan 689-4545 Kansas Logan Lumber has just completed a new home for Lawrence Satter. It is located 2 blocks south of the high school. Troian Boos+ers LOGAN Whee1er's Dane G. Hansen Trust Worden's Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Parsons STOCKTON Ned Legg Dr. Dean, Optometrist PRAIRIE VIEW Erickson gc Erickson Harber's Store Farm Bureau Ins. Rooks County Bakery Rooks County Implement Co. DENSMORE Stanton's Barber Shop Bill Noone , Archer Petroleum Wanamaker Cleaners Corp . PHILLIPSBURG Ivan Boyd. DeKalb Seed Walters Oil Co. NORTON Bennett Motor Inc. Car Parts Inc . Charles B. Kraft O.D. Coe's Barber Shop Daylight Donut Shop Gas-A-Way, Inc. J. C. Penny's Ke11ing's Mizell Fabrics Norton Lumber Co. Rolland Furniture Walter Motor Co. Western Auto Associa C 85 H Floor Covering Coast to Coast Dr. Elsner Harris Phillipsburg Cleaners Holiday Shoe Store Majestic Theatre Masons' Inc. Pau1's Quality Service Rankin Drug Scotty C. Patton D.D.S . Tots 8a Teens Shop Witmer Drugs STUTTGART Stuttgart Grain EDMOND te Store Brown's Grocery Allen, Debra---4, 5, 6, 30 32, 37, 39, 40, 46, 45, 68 110 1 D I asf 133 31, 78, 143 Archer, JoAnn -4, 5, 21, 29 30, 31, 32, 39, 40, 41, 63, 64 70, '76, 84, 85, 126 134 Archer, Robert -------------- 87 Archer, Virginia 40, 45, 63, 74, 76, '79, 81 Baker, Cathy -4, 12, 17, 31 32, 33, 87, 89, 126 130 Baker, Curtis-6, 14, 52, 56 61, 87 Becker, Bill---4, 6, 29, 31 32, 33, 39, 41, 42, 52, 69, 84 134 Becker, Chuck --16, 52, 57 '74, 89 Becker, Jayne---12, 39, 84 85, 135 Becker, Lana ---40, 45, 46, 74, 79, 80, 31, 108, 110, 125, 132, 143 Becker, Sherri -4, 6, 17, 31 32, 33, 73, 89 126 Becker, Shirley --4, 21, 29, 31, 32, 33, 36, 39, 41, 42, 67, '70, 84, 126, 134 Bennett, John -4, 31, 32, 66, 87 Bennett, Wanda ---2, 4, 14, 29, 31, 32, 36, 37, 39, 41, 84, 85, 67, 72, 75, 76, 126 127 Bernard, Ed --7, 60, 61, 87 126 Bezerra, Bea -8, 21, 40, 43, 45, 46, 66, 70, 76, 79, 126, 133, 139 Book, Shirley 4, 31, 32, 70, 75, 87, 126 Boyd, Cheryl-7, 23, 40, 45, 46, 79, 80, 81, 116, 125 Boys, Rod---29, 40, 41, 42, 49, 50, 52, 55, 56, 57, 69, 84, Qhrdeutlvtdow Brasted , 135 Diana --16, 28, 89 Brasted , Sherry ---7 , 40 , 45 Breese , Brobst , Brobst , Brobst , Brobst , Brooks , Brooks , Brown , 66, 79, 108, 133 Randy---48, 51, 52: 140 126 46 , 142 60 , 61, 69, 87 Darrell -------------- 87 Delores---7, 40, 45 67, 79, 80 46 , 132 G-I-I-IJ Gaines, Marvin --18, 27, 57, 90 Gartrell, Susan -4, 5, 8, 21, 29, 31, 32, 39, 41, 42, 63, 67, 70, 85, 126 Gift, Paul ----------- 28, 52, 87 Gingles, Vonda --7, 18. 39, 40, 45, 74, 76, 78, 80, 103, 125, 132, 133, 142 o ' --7, 36, Glennemeier, R X16 40, 45, 76, 80, 81, 142 Goscha, Diane ---4, 16, 28, 31, Rhonda -------------- 84 Roylene ------------- 84 Becky 4, 16, 17, 31, 33, 63, 76, 89, Bill ---7, 40, 68, 79, Rhonda ---4, 31, 32, 66, 32 , 120 81 32, 33, 62, 63, 70, 76, 89, 126, 127 Grammon, Bev--62, 70, 87, 126 Grammon, Paul --6, 16, 19, 23, 28, 36, 40, 45 47, 49, 50, 51, 66 69 70, 75, 87 Brown, William --4, 39, 40, 74, 79, 80, 81, 119, Brumbaugh, Lori ---- 20, 87, Bushnell, Dana ---- 4, 17, 31, 45 , 134 126 32 GD-E-F DeBoer, Sandra --4, 16, 31, 32, 33, 70, 89, 126 Dougherty, Marie --4, 6, 8, 31, 32, 33, 70, 87, 126 Dougherty, Mitchell-17, 52, 57, 58, 69, 74, 89 Ebner, Ed -------------- 19, 84 Erickson, Judy---2, 3, 4, 5, 12, 21, 29, 31, 32, 39, 41, 45, 46, 72, 76, 79, 84, 85, 126, 127, 134, 140 Forssberg, Cindy--2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 18, 30, 31, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, 45, 46, 67, 70, 75, 78, 110, 126, 133 Forssberg, Connie -4, 6, 12, 16, 31, 32, 33, 37, 70, 90, 126 52,53,54,55,61, , ,71, 75, 79, 116, 125, 128 Graves, Thomas--28, 52, 57, 90 Griffin. Monte -------------- 87 Gulick, Gar ----- 8, 23, 66, 87 Hanke, Debhie 4, 8, 14, 18, 31, 45 32, 37, 38, 40, ,46, 67, 70, 72,76,80,126 Hanke, Dee--4, 31, 32, 33, 41, 70.85.126 Hanson, Ken -4, 28, 31. 32, 48, 52, 57, 58, 69, 74, 89, 90, 126 Harbers, Dora--- Harbers, Peggy-- Heersink, Mark -29, 40, 41, 50, 52, 85, 134, 140 Heersink, Ora 4, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 42, 63, 65, 66, 72, 84, 126, 134, 135 Hilburn, Kevin---28, 52, 69, 90 Hilburn, Shane--49, 52, 58, 59, 69, 75, 87 Hockman, Keith --4, 31, 32, 87 Hutchinson, Boyd---3, 4, 6, 31, 32, 33, 49, 51, 52, 56, 69, 88 Hutchinson, Shayne -19, 36, 42, 69, 85 70, 73, 87, 126 -16, 70, 75, 90 Jackson , Karen -- -4 , 21, 29, 30,31,32,33,36, ,42,63, 67, 70, 71, Jansonius, Randa11--- 20 52 56, 58, 69, 12 39 76 , 85 , 126 14 75 Johnston, Wanda ----- 20, 73, 88 Jones, Kathy ---5, 4, 7, 21, 23, 30, 31, 32, 37, 38, 40, 45, 63, 67, 70. 71, '79, 80, 110, 116, 126 Jones, Laura ----- 16, 17, 70, 90 Jones, Shannon 4, 8, 20, 28, 30, 31, 32, 72, 88 IOL Kelly, Jackie -4, 7, 13, 23, 31, 32, 40, 45, 75, 76, 81, 126, 127, 133, 142 Kelly, Jaynelle --4, 12, 14, 15, 31, 32, 75, 76, 88, 126, 127 Kitzke, Reynold---3, 4, 11, 31, 33, 58, 59, 88 Bea Bezerra, forei n exchange student from Brazii smiles with satisfaction as she masters the art of driving the nine-passenger 1 bus. Koester, Debbie ------- 4, 7, 31 Koester, Douglas -------- 66, 90 Kolb, Pat---13, 20, 47, 53, 54, 55, 69, 87, 88, 126 Kuck, Debbie ------- 28, 70, 90 Lappin, Ricklynn -8, 63, 70, 90, 126 Lappin. Tab ------------ 61, 89 Lappin, Todd --4, 5, 6, 21, 29, 31, 32, 33, 39, 40, 41, 42, 48, 50, 51, 52, 55, 56, 57, 69, 85 Legg, Kent -47, 49, 50, 52, 53, 54, 55, 60, 61, 69, 71, 85, 126 Leidig, Doug-14, 52, 58, 66, 85 Lohrmeyer, Daryl ----------- 88 Lohrmeyer, Gerald ------ 77, 85 Lohrmeyer, Therese ---4, 8, 31, 32, 33, 40, 45, 46, 81, 108, 126 63, 70, 79, 87, 88 Rundle, Kathleen ---28, 32, 33, 40, 42, 45, 46, 66, 70, 71, 75, 76, 82, 106, 126, 143, 144 Sansom, Linda ------- 70, 74, 86 Sanson, Tony 4, 31, 32, 33, 39, 40, 42, 46, 53, 84, 110, 140 Schemper, Brad ------ 15, 58, 93 Schick, Robin ------- 14, 82, 88 Schneider, Lewlene --4, 16, 31, 32, 33, 70, 90 Schurz, Hank ----------- 82, 88 Smith, Carla --------------- 88 Smith, Debbie ------ 16, 19, 126 Smith, Rex -19, 28, 40, 58, 68, 69, 72, 75, 78, 126 Smith, Stanley ------------- 88 Snider, Craig -5, 7, 13, 19, 40, 45, 61, 69, 79, 83, 132 Snider, Marla---70 73, 88, 126 Snyder, Dale -------- 57, 89, 90 126 M-N-O-P McCue, Debbie --------- 70, 88 McCue, Karen --63, 70, 74 76, 88 143 McDonald, Jim ---3, 4, 31 32, 52, 57, 66, 69, 74, 89 126 McDonald, Linn--5, 52, 55 56, 84, 58, 59, 66, 69 126 Nichol, Linda 7, 18, 40 , 45 46, 80, 81, 116, 125 Noel, Anna --7, 20, 70, 71, 88, 126, 127 Noel, Chris ---8, 14, 20, 61, 88 Pakkebier, Kenny 6, 48, 52, 53, 54, 55, 64 Pakkebier, Kimberly -4, 16, 31, 32, 33, 63, 70, 90, 126 I Altman, Phil--2, 9, 10, 11, Pearson, Tami 4, 8 67 Pakkebier, Sandra --2, 4, 7, 14, 27, 38. 31, 32, 33, 40, 45, 62, 63, 64, 66, 71, 72, 106, 126, 142 Patterson, Mike -19, 21, 28, 40, 45, 51, 58, 69, 71, 78, 81, 82, 134, 143 Pears, Geoa--4, 31, 32, 33 70, 90 Pears, Terry ---------------- 85 , '29, 31 Stanton, Crystal---4, 6, 16, 28, 31, 32, 70, 90 Stark, Debbie 4, 31, 32, 63, 89, 70, 90 Stutterheim, Cynthia--4, 8, 31, 32, 33, 62, 63, 70, 90 Stutterheim, Karen--70, 75, 90 Stutterheim, Linda --70, 73, 88, 126 Stutterheim, Roy ---- 19, 40, 45, 46, 51, 52, 69, 71, 77, 83, 32, 143 Swindler, Pat 4, 32, 31, 32, 40, 45, 46, 67, 83, 140 TTU-V Tien, Kelly-14, 20, 52, 55, 56, 61, 69, 88, 116, 120 Vah1e,James 4, 18, 31, 32, 58, 90 Van Diest, Bob---4, 17, 28, 31, 32, 52, 57, 61, 74, 89, 90, 134 Van Diest, Mike -4, 31, 32, 33, 52, 55, 56, 58, 69 Van Loenen, Amy 12, 46, 85, 86 Van Loenen, Rodger -19, 26, 28, Rouse, Sue ----- ----- 9 , 14, 71 , 32, 39, 41, 70, 77, 86 Post, Blake ---40, 86, 128, 134, 140 Post, Curt ------------- 86, 128 Post, Paula ---- 28, 81, 127, 128 Q-BAS Reese, Faye Ann -5, 39, 41, 86, 108 Richard, Floyd ------- 40, 45, 81 Richard, Howard ------------ 86 Richard, Laura ---- 7, 40, 45, 82 Richardson, Tony-8, 19, 28, 46, 51, 52, 71, 82, 121, 143 Roeder, Gary ---------- 86 135 Romjue, Marla--28, 40, 45: 72, ve, 126, 128, 133, 134 Ruff, sheua---4, 6, zo, 31, 32, 140 29, 40, 45, 47, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 61, 69, 71, 83, 106, 121, 128, 143, 144 Van Roekel, Dale -------- 77, 86 Voss, Diane ---72, 88, 126, 127 Voss, Richard --------------- 90 Wagner, Cheryl --7, 36, 39, 40, 45, 46, 70, 76, 78, 126 Wallgren, Marla 30, 31, 32, 33, 66, 89 Wall ren Ronnie --------as 8 - ' Walters, Chuck ------ 52, 57, 90 Wheelbarger , Roger ---------88 White , Dale ------------ 15 , 93 White, Linda--7, 8, 40, 45, 76, 14, 37, 39, 81, 83, 126 Junior Class President, Tony Sanson, welcomes the seniors to the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Winkel, Darlene ----- 63, 64, 70 Yocum, Johnny ----- 28, 88, 126 Zink, Kathleen --6, , , 62 , 141 14 23 63, 71, 74, 88, Zink, Nancy -7, 13, 28, 37, 38, 40, 45, 66, 67, 70, 76, 80, 106 83 , 142 45 , 133 Bushnell, Thelma ------ 2, 9, 10 Coddington, Kay ------------ 13 Getty, Audrey --------- 14, 108 Gleason, Don -2, 9, 11, 45, 66, 133 Hall, Mark --9, 14, 20, 52, 74, 89 Hanson, Ken -9, 17, 51, 52, 58, 64, 69 Hill, lone ---- 9, 13, 74, 75, 76 Jones, Paul ------------ 10, 133 Lehning , Mike -------------- 15 Robbins, Steve -------- 9, 14, 55 Rouse , Charles - - - 6 , 13, 27, 30, 31, 45 Sebbert, Bob -------- 19, 55, 69 Skinner , Karl ---- ---------17 Simoneau, LeRoy --------- 5, 20 Thomas, Larry ----------- 9, 19 Thomas, Pat ------- 18, 19, 110 Worcester, Lola ---9, 19, 26, 39 A-B Alma Oil Co. -------- Archer Petroleum Col. - Baird Insurance ------- Baird Oil Co. ------- Bennett Motor Co. -- Bethke Building --- Bill Clarke Studio --- Bob's Barber Shop --- Boogaarts ---------- Brady Grain Co. -- Browne's ----------- Browne's Grocery ---- C-D C 8a A Floor Covering -- Carl's Body Shop ------ C. M. Schiller Ins. -- Car Parts Inc . ------ Carsten Shoe Repair --- Coast to Coast ------ Coe's Barber Shop ----- Connie's Beauty Shop -- Cunningham's -------- Dane G. Hansen Trust-- Daylight Donut - Norton ----- Daylight Donut - P-burg Deglo --------------- DeKalb Seed --------- Densmore Garage ----- Dorothy's Fabric ------ Dr. Dean, Optometrist- E-F-G Dr . Elsner ----------- Duckwalls , P-Burg ---- 128 138 116 134 138 118 117 125 128 125 132 138 138 128 120 138 127 138 138 132 127 138 138 120 126 138 131 126 138 138 132 Ed's Little Super -- Ei1ene's ------------- ----125 ------127 Erickson 8a Erickson --------- 138 Farm Bureau Ins. , Stockton --138 Farm Bureau Ins. , Phillipsburg -- 131 First National Bank, Logan -- Frans Garden Center -------- Gas-A-Way, Inc. ---------- L. O. Gibson ----- Grunert Oil ---------- H-IJ-K Hall's Clothing ------------ Albert Harbers ------------- Harmon-Vogel Steel -------- Harris Phillipsburg Cleaners-- Heller Auto Service -------- Hewitt's ------------------ Holliday Shoe Store --- ---- Irene's Beaut Salon -------- Y J. C. Penneys -------- ---- Iosten's ------------------- Charles B. Kraft, O.D. Keith's Repair ------------- Kelling's ------------ ---- L-M Lappin TV 85 Appl --- Ned O. Legg ----- Leonard Ford Mtrs. -- Limes Sundries ---- Logan Booster ----- Logan CATV, Inc. -- Logan C. of C. --- Logan Co-op ------ Logan Grain Co. --- Logan Lions ----- Logan Lockers --- Logan Lumber --- Logan Manor ------ Logan Recreation ---- Logan Republican --- Lucky Strike --------- 129 127 138 127 127 135 138 134 138 125 120 138 120 138 135 138 132 138 122 138 137 125 119 118 134 124 116 122 132 138 131 120 120 133 Lunberry Jewelers ---- Lumpkin IGA, Norton ------- Lumpkin IGA , P-Burg ------- McClellan's --------------- Majestic Theatre ----- Martha's Cafe ------ Masons. Inc. ----- Miles Furniture ----- Mizell Fabric -------- Modern Business Mac . ------ Moffet Drug Store ---------- N-O-P-O Noel 84 Son ---------------- Norma 85 Clyde's Cafe ------ North Kansas Savings ------- Norton Lumber ------------- Olliff-Boeve Furniture ------ Ostmeyers ----------------- Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Parsons Patterson Well Service ------ Scotty Patton, DDS --------- Pear's K-T ---------- Phillipsburg Ins. ----- Phillipsburg Sales Co . ------ DQ-T Rankin Drug -------------- Rolland Furniture ----- Rooks County Bakery ------- Rooks County Impl. -- Ruff Welding ------- Scheetz Motor Co. -- Sears Roebuck 8a Co. -- Silver Saddle Motel -- Snider's Cafe -------- Spencer Honda Sales ------- Stan's Fertilizer ----------- Stanton's Barber Shop ------ State Farm Ins . ------ Stockton Lumber Co . ------ Stockton Prod. Cr. --------- Stuggart Farmers' State Bank Stuggart Grain Co. --------- Tots 84 Teens Shop ---------- U-VW Ulrich Chev. 8a Buick ------- Wa ner's Co-op ------------ Wager Motor Co. ---- Walter's Motor Co. --- Walter's Oil Co. ----- Wanamaker Cleaners ------- Western Auto Store --- Wheeler's ---------- Wienman Firestone - - - Winchell ------------------ Witmer Rexall Drug -------- Worden's Jewelry ----- Van Diest Bros. ------ Van-Pak Const . , Ind. ------ Van-Pak Grain ------- Veritas Dobermans --- Vogel Impl. Co. ---- Kathleen Zink gets out of the starting block in good shape on the first leg of a relay race. 121 126 119 123 138 121 138 133 138 123 126 133 130 119 138 131 133 138 138 138 120 132 131 138 138 138 138 132 132 126 121 132 121 135 138 127 132 126 137 138 138 128 122 119 138 138 138 138 138 120 120 138 138 137 116 137 118 135 As we near the end of our school journey we still wonder - What is it all about? Where has time gone? We have suffered and known tragedy , yet we also experienced the grandeur of life . Now we realize that As long as the sun keeps shining, Time will not run out - So why not sit back and enjoy life By finding all the beautiful things it has for everyone? RIGI-IT:, Nancy Zink tries to help Lana Becker get her cap on during the excite- ment of unpacking caps and gowns. BELOW: After a long day of touring, the Home Ec. IV girls couldn't pass up the comfortable couch in one of the Country- side Mobil Homes. CENTER BOTTOM: The Boys' Family Living Class watch as Wauneta Parsons shows them some basic cake decoating ideas. gf OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Kate Rundle takes a break from deco rating for Spirit Day to make a phone call OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Karen McCue and Deb Baker were called upon to pose while Tony Sanson experimented with the 10 second delay timer on the camera. 6. A yearbook cannot be published without a lot of help and cooperation from many people. A big Thanks goes to each of these people who have donated their time and effort to get this annual finished . Thank-you, staff! EDITORS ---------- ------- D eb Baker Kathy Jones ASSISTANT EDITORS ---------- Karen Jackson Tony Sanson Helpers -------- Bill Becker, Deb Hanke BUSINESS MANAGERS Cheryl Boyd Cindy Forssberg CLASSES EDITOR ----- --------- L ana Becker Helpers ----------- Delores Brobst, Judy . Erickson, Ora Heersink STUDENT LIFE EDITOR ---------- Nancy Zink Helpers--Wanda Bennett, Kathleen Zink ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR ------- Kate Rundle Helpers ---------------- Shannon Jones Jackie Kelly, Karen McCue SPORTS EDITOR ---------------- Craig Snider Helpers ----- ---- J aynelle Kelly, Todd Lappin, Tami Pearson ADS EDITOR ---- ----------- D eb Hanke ADVISER ------ ---- M rs. Pat Thomas R v i WA. 1, 45, H '31 ,Q 17 lg .ji JS, 5 215 QE Q: 4+ , ', , T4 , nv... . ' . 4 ' I s., ,,NW ...av ' 'Q 'J-ui' A - 5 , v F Q P. i V , fm?