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

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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.

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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 .

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