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

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Q0 4-:S X lk 1 N W K-',r Q KENNETH HANSON Social Science SHARON PETTIJOHN Spanish, History KARL SKINNER Physical Education PAT THOMAS Commerce

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Closses Provide Experience, Knowledge Social, vocational and physical sciences along with history and foreign language provide LHS stu- dents with needed experience and knowledge . Physical education classes are taught by Mr. Han- son and Mr. Skinner. Along with these, Mr. Hanson instructs American Government and freshman health. Miss Sharon Pettijohn taught in Winona and Bur- lington before coming to LHS. She teaches American History, minorities, and Spanish in addition to being Pep Club sponsor and assistant volleyball coach. She attended college at Fort Hays State. Mrs. Thomas instructs LHS students in all business courses which include business law, office practice, typing and bookkeeping. She also teaches publica- tions and is advisor of the yearbook. TOP LEFT: Typing I students work diligently on a typing assignment. TOP RIGHT: Miss Pettijohn finds she can't escape the camera and is caught in a thoughtful mood. RIGHT: Attorney Kelly Tien and defendant Pat Kolb wait patiently as judge Anna Noel prepares to read sentence on Pat. This all took place during mock trials the Amer- ican Government classes held dur- ing a unit on judicial processes. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mr. Skinner watches carefully as sophomores practice swimming skills in the municipal swimming pool. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Rey- nold Kitzke is working to perfect his back flip on the trampoline. Members of the advanced physical education class serve as safety spotters.

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Students Show Individual Talents Through art and music, LHS students find it easy to demon- strate their individual talents. Mrs. Coddington teaches two classes that advance the students' interest in art. ln these classes students have an opportunity to express themselves in areas of charcoal, ceramics, oil, water- color, pencil sketch, and others. New to the LHS faculty this year is Robert Stutterheim who teaches band, vocal music, and guitar. He previously taught at LaCrosse, Wakeeney, Wichita, and Colby Community Ir. Col- lege. He attended college at Fort Hays Kansas State and the Uni- versity of Colorado. One of Mr. Stutterheim's new innovations is Jazz Ensemble. An extra curricu- lar activity, the ensemble prac- tices every Tuesday and Thurs- day at 7:45 a.m. Mrs. Hill keeps the Junior High and High School libraries under acute surveillance, in addition to instructing freshman English and sponsoring Kayettes.