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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

NN 'v -M f ' G 1-W? Cvf5'fWvL W'4 51 ' USD 326 LCG nl Yesterda Our school years resemble the growth of a tree. Like a seedling we begin the journey of growth and development into branches of knowledge unimagined not long before. Our education grows and endures as it becomes firm and prepares us to meet new responsibilities and life's exciting challenges. We, the Trojan Yearbook Staff, hope to give you a glimpse of those years in which education is at its highest peak. Editor UTYL 1 ,, ' ,mr l 4 'Qi 'N , it .U . Y x , . ,P '- n., v :A , ' I A .V iii' Ls 1 y l limbs. i F this from Z1 0 :V . .gill q a - Q h . V f' -w , A, 'Q , X is , Ns ., tw f , .4 r , , , i K L Q. ':t:,fix,,x- xml' A, I ,Qu , A , A , l f' l 0- if ,v 'W . 1 if ,cf ff 4 fly f Q wi Z ' A' 7- it Kent Van der Veen Mrs. Kay Coddington Logan I Klndergarten NS A xref julie Hanson Philip Henrickson Cory Horn Travis jandera jason jansonius Shanna Kats jason Ruff Barton Skinner Sarrah States Amber Switzer Nathen Dewitt jill Erickson Lynne Getty Thelma Graybill Nichole Greving Kyle Grunert 1These Logan students seem to be doing their own thing. vTwo of the Prairie View Kindergartenefs are learning the f sound with their teacher, Ruth Goddard. 3 Angela Griffin Dcnnie Horn Troy -Iansonius Rex Mulder Kimberly Norton Eric Patterson i 1' S . si, -1-E3 , I E Taren Patterson Jennifer Pruett Darcie Reese Shelly Shea Mike Stutterheim it ef , , Am. 5 Q n 27763 .6222 v-nn Sw'-f FY no-7? l organ- sl Dwlv7T'f- justin Tien a P 4 Taren Patterson looks up from his book to give the photographer an innocent smile. b. The Angel Band is one of these Logan first graders' favorite songs. At Prairie View, we found these first graders listening carefully as Mrs. Book explains their spelling assignment. agp Nw. ,s R c P ,H-bu-v Ps WE if L'-TPFFQ Q' Jacqueline Archer Steven Brown Colby Greving Cher Grunert Trina Harmon Rebecca Howrey Faye Etta Pflieger A 5 5 V ' t V Q2 1 Lift Fig 1 Brain Reed Craig Schemper Dorothy Shea Scott Soodsma Amy Spargo C C 0 H jason Switzer Kent Tien Amy Van Roekel Rene Walters Allen john Ward Mrs. Hazel Pflieger 'Logan ,- f these second grade boys. , ff AThe second grade girls take time out for a milk break. 1Showing how much concentration singing really takes are 5 a. Sometimes it's just more fun to visit than eat!', Logan's third graders seem to be enjoying their lunch period. b. One project being studied by these Prairie View third graders is the life of a gerbil. 5 1 .,, Matthew Brady Christy Bruning jared Horn Cynthia Hultgren Michele Kats 7 Gwen Lappin 1 Rodney McCol1ough I: ,A ' A' Gary Niblock .A -' .ar , fm N tj,,jj,. jg 411 ' ll!! nm f Morgan Reese , rf Vi I' W . NN . X Y Teresa Shea Derek Skinner Steve Smith Nick Stutterheim Kenberlea Van Der Veen ,f .. We P'- LHU H1 was eil Q11 ' S V DC -at --' tcvcn an 1' 1ei i eh 1 as 4 V V A ,trt Jennifer Wallgren , ' 6 Richard Wallgren E A 1 ggtt' Bradley Williams ' 1 9 g Mrs. Suejackson, X 3 , ,A V if t : I ei Logan 'C' j R S ji W x ' Mrs. Marie Mitchell S ,jr V g '11s f L lf ? 3, 4, 5, 6 Science, s . .t Ti l lx 'R 6 PV f ,,, ., ,Lf mil , ,, 1 Mi l ,ff 5 L' W 'S fi , x 4 . M s 4 - fr ' n A x 4' ,Mag 43115 V if 1 Xi '-Qi via Yu will V Q , 1 la M M 4 59,1 w H' 1 - is lqgzv WW 1. L fi f p .Iuanita Archer Carol Cooper john Diedrich Susan Foressberg Amy Hoch Micheal Holloway jennifer Howrey Lonnie -Iansonious lg L , 3 i lllr .h 'W ,V - 1 if v ' v vi . . m t f 5 M , -.S ' , . ,g , ' 'T an Vila, 'A 1 Q ,Xi an 1 22 5, W2 X Michael Kats David Lohrmeyer Kent Morrison Laura Niblock Kurtis Shearer jesse Spargo David States Laura Van Der Veen Marla Van Der Veen Mrs. Deb Berg F i ANI ain't getin nothin for Christmas, sing the Logan fourth graders as unconvincing as possible. 1These Prairie View students are learning that no two snowflakes are identical. john Altman Marsha Archer james Becker Susan Brown Kimberly Broyles Catherine Cooper Bill Graves Troy ,Iandera Rhonda Kats Pamela McClurg Terry Niblock Kelly Pakkebier i Holly Reese Milissa Reed Diana Schemper Brent Schick Kevin Soodsma Andrew Stanton Adam Switzer Steven Tien Paula Voss Richard Wallgren Thoughts of many letters scatter through the minds of these fifth graders from Logan Qleftj and Prairie View Crightj as they attempt to correctly spell a word Q! ' ' f .pix 8 Z' i:Kl Logan junior High performs at the Christmas program under the direction of Mr. Duane Horning. Mr. Roy Watt, PV Mrs. Betty Watt, PV Music 1 lit.. ' gm ,af Q ll ' 35 Hi 49' X W I H , 2 1 T ,, , 4 r X 'in l , ' . f ' WP . nf at r, QA A .3 : . A V ay A Carolyn Altman Scott Becker Ty Becker Nancy Book Karen Hildebrand Scott Hoch Melissa Howry Mark Lowry Debra Mulder David Schneider jennifer Soodsma Leroy Shea julie Wallgren Arnold Williams,jr Mrs. Ruth Atkinson Logan Steven Bauguess Shane Broyles Brian Dewitt Kelvin Edgett Kevin Forssberg Ricky Graves Kevin Griffin Susan Hildebrand jeff Hofaker Scott I-Iultgren Jeffery Husband Mike Leydig Eric Lohrmeyer Pam Lowry Bonita McClurg Bobby McCollough Mark Merklein Ray Niblock Tim Nyland Tyera Pears 'Donald Pruett Stoney Runnion Brian Schick Shannon Schurz David Short Shane Snyder Denise Soodsma Sharon Soodsma Susan Vahle Tracy Wagner lx l I , -qv' Marsha Willdson Darin Winkel Mr. Ken Coddington 1 rv I ll-+R N l X xx l - ,f l :iz -ev Q, f ,tal ws. 5, ,avr NN .. A Xi- i Q M ' -5 ex' Q S K 1 r , X 5 V ,fl ' llllll ffet A 1 r,,,A r. W 4. 1 fx: S .3 fx 'xiii 'N' J 1,3 ,gm QMYY 2 SS r l 3 'a w x R iw! X9 Q WX v r A111 Li X K ? U - ' ig' 1 N-Milk Q ' 7 gif ' . 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W ri ffesiilyil t pecial Services A special services team provides help in many areas for students in U.S.D. 326 with special problems or special abilities. Tuesdays and Thursdays, school psychologist Orin Dodez does psychological testing for both elementary and high school students. He also provides counseling services for grade school students. Douglas Sainlar serves as speech and language clinician. He works with students who have sound errors, difficulties in oral language expression and conducts hearing tests for our school system. Mike Lehning provides instruction for EMH students, levels III and IV. Academic testing is the responsibility of Marie Hogan. She is also the elementary leaming disabilities teacher at Prairie View and Logan. Becky Whitney, Title I teacher, provides remediation in the elementary language arts and area at both attendance centers. Nurse clinician Jeannie Goscha tests eyesight and serves as school nurse one day each week. Two paraprofessionals, Alexine Orr and Irene Koester round out the team serving in many capacities, both in and out of the classroom. I2 CA f Ewa!! 5 , 2 painifsi in 3ll9g lwil? U by .., .gi AX t was i ,-+, .Aw x-,X Wifi Orin Doclez, school psychologist Jeannie Goscha, school nurse Marie Hogan, LD teacher Becky Whitney, Title I teacher Doug Sainler, speech clinician Mike Lehning, EMH teacher Alexine Orr, paraprofessional Irene Koester, paraprofessional .xx :- 81,95- , Si Q' S V, . 7 L Logan Junior High Football Below: Coach Ken Coddington prepares his offense for another play. Right: junior Trojans defense stops Lenora for no gain. X 5 I. I 'f . wwf, 1' 655 gre? X vga' Logan Logan Logan ' Logan Logan Logan A Logan I 56 Lenora 1 Damar 38 Morland 34 N . Valley 54 K-Town 40 Easr. H. 28 Downs fe gi' 'fi Q v . , .ky . 1 l B if 8 El 4 is , A . r Sr--. T, 2 The f A ll ' ' ' ' - .4-A Y X. s. -Q., K ., X X. ' t t 4355? es- s o fs wi N .t -P 3 K of ,Iwi T ' 4 i 5 s sssrr S ' 1 li- r--' . 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'1 wI'fTF5M,.2,is T 5 ca- - gm.6?5'iSf515i1V-5 fs,.1Y.,,,s,:.GiL.swfg.- fn, -- Wh efiafwi. .-ri,-atffr,s2.zairSwwm1,, t Y -K Row 1: Tony Srutterheim, Donald Pruett, Kurt Pakkebier, Darren Becker, Shane Snyder, Darren Boys, Kevin Coddington, Darren Kincaid Row 2: Ricky Graves, Steve Bauguess, Kirk Hockman, Mark Lowry, Ty Becker, Larry Krouse, Darin Winkel, Mark Merklein, Bobby McCollough, Troy Wfirhington,-Jeff Husband, Randy Dicderich Row 3: Mike leydig, Scott Hoch, Tarck Patterson, Shannon Schurz,john Hanson, Brian Schick, Kevin Forssbcrg, Tracy Wagner, Scott Hultgren, Tim Ohlsen, Scott Becker, Ray Niblock Row 4: Ken Coddington, coach, Karl Skinner, ass't. coach, Mike Lehning, ass't. coach GNIIJ Champs Ill i i la if Linof S T f B f W . fl , cz s ee , 1 2 Y j i ,MO , 2 s V Tournament V ccsc f Logan 2 Logan 1 V f g f i 0 Logan 2 I .fam Group Picture, First Row: Carolyn Altman,julic Vlallgren, Karen Hildebrand, Melissa Howry, Row Two: Susan Hildebrand, Marsha Wfilkison, Pam Lowry, Leslie Schneider, Row Three: Mrs. Becky Whitney, coach, Martha Voss, Denise Becker, Linda Simoneau, Rene Voss, Rachel McCollough,-Jill Parsons, Mrs. Deb Berg, ass'r, coach. Left: Rene Voss successfully serves another point in the Morland game. LJ HS Basketball Two more points are swished in by Kevin Coddington as Kurt Pakkibier stands ready to rebound, just in case! ore 15 19 58 Damar 21 27 28 39 27 , .ia JE zb Downs M - 'Eournament 21 it iiggorland 32 Valley 36 W 1, . Ps' First Row: Kurt Pakkebier, Darren Becker, David Short, Shane Snyder, Shannon Schurz, Ricky Graves, Mark Merklein Second Row: Randy Diederich,-John Hanson, Steve Bauguess, Mike Leydig, Scott Hultgren, Kevin Griffin, Darren Kincaid, Third Row: Tim Ohlsen,-Jeff Husbandhleff Hofaker, Tracy Wagner, Shane Broyles, Kevin Forssberg, Kirk Hockman Fourth Row: Carl Skinner, coach, Terek Patterson, Larry Krouse, Darren Boys, Kevin Coddington, Ken Coddington, ass't. coach. Logan Linda Simoneau corners her opponent in an attempt to steal the ball tif! Row 1: Pam Lowry,,Iulie Wallgren, Mellissa Howry Row 2: Becky Whitney, assistant coach, Sharon Soodsma, Debra Mulder, Carolyn Altman, Marsha Wilkison, Sue jackson, coach Row 3: Susan Hildbrand, Rene Voss, Denise Becker, Leslye Schneider, Linda Simoneau, Martha Voss, Karen Hildebrand mm us u. mia assent J ww Row 1: Troy Withington, Darren Boys, Kevin Coddington, Kurt Pakkerbier, Tarek Patterson, Darren Becker, Kirk Hockman, 2: Randy Diedereichhlohn Hanson, jeff Husband, Mark Merklein, Mike Leydig, Shannon Schurz, Ty Becker, David Short, Darin Winkel 3: Carl Skinner, Tim Nyland,jeff Hofaker, Steve Bauguess, Tim Neilson, Mark Lowry, Shane Broyles, Scott Hultgren 4.' Bob McCollough, Don Pniett, Scott Bcaker, Tony Stutterheim, Darren Kincaid ,asm '53, r A ' ay, AX ' 3, f it -wa-mmm, :mail usa, an , Q J . at q s ., it ' ffm .. ' 'M' S- . L ' 'Sli . . .i ' cw, '52 V s I - 4 '31 iq, A A T4 he -1' s -:. 4 f ,wi fm, , v n i - to M? 1 , ., V:..t - my i27Zff mM ' a at ' 'T ww+ff'f'a w ii-HK'wl,wz wwf iEE4rw?' ,g'fff??2w 'A ,, --i' , E' 7 fl . bA QA ThC iUl1i0f high b0YS did VCU' Well fhiS Year if IHC H2614 mem- a. Tim Nyland concentrates on finishing the race. At the Norton Invitational the seventh and the eighth took first overall, At the Downs Invitational the seventh placed second and the eighth fourth. At the GNEC the Logan boys got the traveling trophy for getting first overall. b. Mark Lowry strives to complete his jump. 'ln The junior high girls had three track meets this year. At Norton the seventh grade got fourth and the eighth got third. At the GNEC the seventh grade placed fourth and the eighth grade placed second a. Height and distance is what Martha is trying for as she long jumps. b. julie listens for the gun at the start of the race. L J H . S G I R L S T R A C K Row 1: Krista Van Diest, Susan Hildebrand, Carolyn Altman, Denise Soodsma 2: Karen Hildebrand, Debbie Molder, Marsha Wilkinson, Rachel McCollaugh, Becky Whitney, 3: Pam Lowry, Leslie Schneider, Martha Voss, Linda Simoneau I9 Cooks, Custodians Bus Drivers USD 326 Bus Drivers: Eldon 'ww a. Carl Smith, maintenance b. Logan custodians Verda Brown, Craig Snider and Betty Skinner. Gilbert, Audrey Kats, Loren , Broyles, Louise Kincaid, Ned Legg, f' Frank Lamb and Betty Wallgren 3 fnot pictured,jim Morrisj f x ,,........--1---.. -f,-.fwfr Ain- I 5 X i, mfg. 5 ' SQ XTX 5X7 -., S ' ' suis..- K SR. .,. Nxfis ,Sk ' ' a. jo Pakkebier, Prairie View Custodian. b. Darlene Brown, Prairie View Cook. c. Logan Cooks: Vada Kessler, Head Cook, Shirley Hoch, Lois Krouse. Jr. High Administrators Changes were made this year at both Logan Grade School and Prairie View. Mr. Paul jones, in addition to being USD 326 Superintendent, is now Logan Elementary Principal. Mr. jones, office is now located in the junior High rather than in the downtown USD office. Mrs. Evah Lee Dougherty, Logan Elementary Secretary, performs her regular secretarial duties as well as being Lunch Room Accountant. Accepting the responsibility as Prairie View principal, Mr. Roy Watt also teaches 5th and 6th grades. 5?,...- a. Paul jones - Logan Grade School Principal, Superintendent of USD 326. sig b. Mrs. Dougherty - Logan Grade School Secretary and Lunch w Room Accountant l c. Roy Watt - Prairie View Grade School Principal, Teaches Sth and 6th graders Math, Social Studies, English, Reading. X, 5 M li at ' li U i H . H f 22 I yf , xx I xx f ' X 'm N I HY?-1 -erik . Administrators Fulfill New Positions L.H.S. Administrators have taken on new responsibilities over the '79-80 school year. Superintendent Paul jones accepted the new position of grade school principal, while former grade school principal Charles Dougherty moved up a few grades to take over as high school principal and assistant superintendent. This change was made smoothly as the new positions were performed with leadership and concern. QA laylhniim J'.'4QA Mu ' CA a. U.S.D. 326 Secretary Avis Stanton b. Superintendent and grade school principal Paul jones c. High School principal and assistant superintendent Charles Doughertyg Thelma Bushnell, high school secretary. 1 l A bA CA U S D ii 326 School Board 8 I ,, o ,, J, f f , , j f ' I , V : , A rl, 4, I , . Q ' W fy fi X , 2 fr 5' ' 1 1 ' X 5 261: ' 1, Elizabeth Brobst Henry Pakkebler Alan States Presxdent W1lmer Hogan john Sulhvan V1ce Pres Don Forssberg Bob Whxte is it a I I O b- . U et c. K 5 s ' K dl . T . e. ' f. ' - . - l dA '15 t 43 V X' K Q., ,.,' t K, ' t It x X t ' o X E X .o o e o I xx 15 4 E-ff t.tt Wfyo A +1 mm? Q W Q 25 BOB ALBERS - Ft. Hays State University Major - Industrial Arts 'E L.H.S. - 1 year Hobbies - Hunting, Motorcycle Riding. Classes - Welding, Wfoodworking, and Mechanics. PHIL ALTMAN - Ft. Hays State University Major - Math and Counseling L.H.S.-13 years Hobbies - Fishing and Farming. Classes - General Math, Welding, National Honor Society Sponsor, Athletic Director, Freshman Sponsor. .,,i,, A CHERYL ARCHER - Ft. Hays State University Major - Business Education L.H.S. - 3 years Hobbies - Riding Horses, Sports, Photography. Classes - Publications, Typing I, Office Practice, and Accounting. Annual Staff Sponsor. RUTH DOBBINS - Kansas State University Hobbies - Needle Crafts, Reading, Traveling. Classes - Home Ec. I, II, III, Family Living, Pep Club Sponsor,'LetterWomen Sponsor, Freshman Sponsor, Girls' 5? KAY CODDINGTON - Ft. Hays State University Major - Art and Elementary Education L.H.S.-14 years Hobbies - Boating, Camping, and Family Activities Classes - High School Art, Senior Sponsor Major - Home Economics L.H.S. - 5 years Assistant Basketball I BRAD DAHLER - University of South Dakota Major - Chemistry L.H.S. - 3 years Hobbies - Constructing R.C. Airplanes Classes - Biology, General Math, Chemistry, General Q Science, Sophomore Sponsor, Girls' Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Volleyball Coach KEN HANSON - Kansas Wesleyan Major - Physical Education and Social Science L.H.S. - 9 years Hobbies - Horseback riding Classes - Government, Health, Physical Education, American History, Sr. Sponsor, Lettermen Sponsor, Boys' Track Coach, Football Coach. +--..... ,pow AUDREY GETTY - Ft. Hays State University Major - English, Psychology, Sociology. L.H.S. - 11 years Hobbies - Reading, Swimming, Family Activities f Classes - English II, III, Speech, Kayette Sponsor, Forensic Sponsor DUANE HORNING - Barton County juco and 91' .I I Southwestern College 1? ' Major - Music 4 L.H.S. - 3 years Hobbies - Reading, watching T.V., playing piano Classes - Choir and Play Director N' ' fffffai' l ,K 1 ' ,l.,.1Sf -d BOB JACKSON - Hastings College Major -- Physical Education L.H.S. - 4 years Hobbies - Woodworking, Music, Sports. Classes -- English I, IV, Boys' Basketball Coach, Lettermen Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor LANNY SCHOLES - Sterling College Major - Music L.H.S. - 3 years Hobbies - Sports, Reading Classes - Band, Music Theory, Girls' Track Coach, Assistant Boys' Football Coach,jr. Sponsor MIKE LEHNING - Emporia State University Major - Physical Education L.H.S. - 7 years Hobbies - Hunting, Water Skiing Classes - Special Education, Boys, Assistant Basketball Coach, jr. Sponsor KARL SKINNER - Kearny State University Major - Physical Education L.H.S. - 10 years Hobbies -jogging, Hunting, Camping, Trapping Classes - Physical Education LEROY SIMONEAU - Ft. Hays State University Major - Math and Industrial Arts L.H.S. - 16 years Hobbies - Hunting, Fishing, Camping Classes - Advanced Math, Algebra II, Geometry, Algebra I, Sr. Sponsor Q A ALLYSON SWITZER - Northwestern Oklahoma University Major - Library Science L.H.S. - 1 year Hobbies - Reading, Crocheting Classes - Library Science, Librarian, -Ir. Sponsor, Assistant Play Director. NIC' 'K A -.A c,.. . .A rrrrg 4 6 X I ' Q -,X K. J Q A V h.kiJ4iUsjyUu5!Q14. J Q .iam 3' ML ., LKQKL-fx.rk1,4.IQAM -9 en I: Marching Band Performs at Half-Time The LHS Marching Band consisted of 66 members. They participated in the K-State Band Day and performed during half time of home games. Drum majorette, Denise Goscha, leads the band at half-time. Part of the trombone section and a bass add their musical talent to a half-time song. The Logan Marching Band plays for the football games that were held at home, at half-times and before games. Band Receives at State The Logan Concert Band again received a I at the State Contest held at Goodland. Directed by Lanny Scholes, the band took a II at League. The Pep Band members played for all home town games and traveled to the League and Regional basketball tournaments. a. Christy Forssberg plays a flute solo for the audience during a break in the Spring Concert. ' Members of the pep band play a pep song at B ' ,.f ' half-time. X E E L Q Front row, left to right: Pam Stark, Billie Hutchison, Gayla Lohrmeyer, Kim Watt, Roxanne Allen, Donna Baker, Royalynn Voss, Anne Graves, Pam Sansom, Christy Foresberg, Brenda Brobst, Angie Becker. Second row: Deanna Vahle, Tam Leydig, Brenda Nyland, Cara Veh, Chris Diederich, Melinda Doughtery, Karen Simoneau, Tina Kitzke, Tam Gingles, Brenda Sanson, Sandy Archer, Teresa Sullivan. Third row: Randy Schneider, Hayley Lappin, Nancy Schemperhludy Stanton, Mike Lohrmeyer, Richard Hultgren, Denise Goscha, Kirk Lowry,-John Sullivan, Stacy Veh, Deb Stanton, Brenda Boys, Rick Wagner, Lyle Hockman, Doug Vahle, Wayne Voss, Alan Vahle. Fourth row: Monte Stutterheim, Leland Orr, Scott Stark, james Rundle, Chuck Harmon,-Jeff Wallgren, Bonnie Schneider, Curtis Tein, Todd Stanton, Steve Stutterheim, Brett Boys, Steve Altman, Danny Graves, Mary Sullivan, Phyllis White. Drums: Shari Hutchison, Gary Harbors, Rebecca Becker,jay Hofaker, Rosalie Vahle, Olle Lundstrom, Laurie Hultgren, Gina Merklein. 33 jazz Band Members, left to right: Monte Stutterheim, Leland Orr, Kirk Lowry,james Rundle, Mr. Scholes, Brett Boys, Second Row: Shari Hutchinson, Tony Stutterheimhleff Wallgren, Scott Stark, Brad Burrow, Hayley Lappin, Mary Sullivan, Brenda Boys, Billie Hutchinson, Back Row: Laurie Hultgren, Christy Forssberg, Karen Simoneau, Deb Stanton, Pam Stark, Gayla Lohrmeyer,-Iohn Sullivan. For the first time since Logan formed a jazz band, the twenty-two members went on a tour. The volunteer students traveled to Kensington, Eastern Heights, and Northern Valley to play for the students, faculty and parents. The group also performed for the home audience at the Plaza and in a concert at the auditorium. a. Mr. Scholes points out a place where he wants Brett Boys to play again. b. The trumpets made up a large part of the volunteer jazz band. uf? a. Royalyn Voss sings her solo that eamed her a I- at League Contest. b. Gayla Lohrmeyer sings I Honestly Love You for the audience at the Spring Concert. c. The entire choir sings one of their selections for the audience. P -X! vw-5115 is' rf. in-1 I . K J' I Fldwtgigl . QR A ' lv ll' - e n Ha 'iv' .gg e ,W I' 519' .C . ffgf ., , VV , A,sf I ,vt Vx 1 xc ,,. a24fV.wV' gf' 'U' nl IK glen: Al ' .I f A u .. ' 9- ,X X! 1 4 W ,H ,., 22, '58 , W A pm L. M . A .v ' -V, . Choir Performs at League - State Twenty-seven students formed the LHS choir this year. Under the glidance of Duane Horning, the group received a III at League Contest and a III at State. They also performed for the home crowd at the Christmas Concert and Spring Concert. :toms z' n Q-:wf -f .H ,G ' t if p . 44, '- if p - , A ' 'I 2' 3 I Q! if 'fe lx Y we ' wr ,l Iv .I - I a. Members of the choir show different levels of concentration during practice b. Karly Hoback sings her solo at the Spring Concert. c. During the Spring Concert, Gary Harbors sang a solo. 1 3 i Z I 3 1 s X l 1 5 Kaye-ttes Enjoy Many Activities The Kayettes were sponsored by Mrs. Getty this year. They were involved in many activities including Mother-Daughter, Father-Daughter and the Lions Club Sale. a. President Stacy Veh and Vice-President Deb Stanton wonder what they should eat next at the annual Kayette picnic. b. Brenda Sanson, Becky Becker and Mary Sullivan help the cooks on Student-Teacher day. c. Rose Vahle helps Krisy Hoback try on a new pair of earrings received from a pumpkin pal. Kayette Boardg Front Row: Deb Stanton, Kim Hoback - Second Row: Mary Sullivan, Pam Stark, Stacy Veh - Third Row: Tam Gingles, Angie Becker, Rose Vahle, Rebecca Becker - Back Row: Brenda Sanson, Shari Hutchinson, Laurie Hultgren. Tam Gingles seems to be enjoying her hotdog at the Kayette picnic held in the Home Ec room due to bad weather. President Stacy Veh and Angie Becker sort money for the Easter Egg Hunt, while Gayla Lohrmeyer fthe Easter Bunny!j looks on. Rose Vahle takes a break to look at the camera, but Cara Veh, Laurie Hultgren and Mary Sullivan continue to chow f K down. IW' wr' WH 4, Ti Pam Stark and Denise Goscha dress up and act the parts of the songs they sang at the Christmas program. bA CA db t 1 t A rits ' A , -,f' 'fi ni I ' f M'an-1wfxf9f1I,wf'isb my fi if--ffi 14+-2 ic- . W W H ,f ,ul t '9 4405 MW' U!! ,mann xga......,.,, W--.1 A N The Kayette Halloween play was put on for the younger students. The play included safety precautions that should be shown when trick-or-treating. Caught off-guard with a mouthful is Pam Stark. Deb Diederich, Stacy Veh and Kim Hoback decorate the Christmas tree while Scott Stark looks on. Kim Hoback shows off for the camera at the Easter Egg Hunt held for the pre- schoolers through sixth grade students. Kayette members and their fathers take a little time to be together at the Father- Daughter Banquet. t ,wx a. Cheering on the Trojan team is Phyllis White and Tammy Leydig. b. Brenda Nyland and Kr to smile for the camera. c. Excitement runs high a touchdown. isy Hoback take a break s the team scores another is 1 PEP CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD Back Row: Miss Dobbins, Brenda Brobst, Christy Forssberg, Gayla Lohrmeyer, Stacy Veh, Donna Baker, Kim Hoback. Front Row: Pres. Denise Goscha, Rosalie Vahle, Brenda Sanson, Angie Becker. A 2V J i ' o a t a t a a aa , , 'ZZLI , ,-L1- .. 2 - Q , . , X -1 ' .. - .... . V -- - -' ' f -- f , '- ' '- J 1'- , Q ew-E -,s3f1'f2 i ,1'L ?a3s:52: -t - f - I Riff? - -. f-1 ' ,- Iih- t . of ..., f- . - . ww- 'z M ft-sfgxt -1' -:miw ' ,. ' . ' -' Y A- If ' ', . fic- 4 W ...Lf . - 5 - ' t X -, :-L - :z tg I , Y ff ' il 1- ' 12:21-'f':I f, ' t ' . 5 .,,, F .Q 1 'LIk1I2E,3::2i1-i A .X .... , W Q Q Q ,xqi EHR X ..... wt, I if gf 1 .dig sfsfsa .' 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Typing a stencil to be used for the next issue is Kay Neilson. b. Mary Sullivan and Brenda Brobst write up last minute additions for the paper. i i .AF I Trojan Times Staff, left to right, Front Row: Stacy Veh, Kim Hoback, Gyola Pears, Back Row: Brenda Sanson, Rose Vahlc, Tina Kitzke, Laurie Hultgren, Becky Becker, Brenda Brobst, Kay Neilson and Mary Sullivan. l E . g ,gZVvv5L.?iX1X df? My' . Pe gs: 3 ,.. 5 e g f A, , . ..A. . . L . f vs' ,. , ist: 1 an - f iasj K ee fliisfw si 2 ses . . . s. 1 s . .. e s . i no . s' ..ia. Q' ffLM2 ? -.. A s T a t e s a. , if f ,kq ' ' ,. ,. YM- 41 P ,N 1, 1 I . A y ' Q 3? is K T: V. ,1 ' gms l i z- 7' t' f'-- ' A-,6,gJ'tD5, 4 .jf S' s ea, en LJ xg..-' .s , Q . f ar'-'B ass-4 36 55---w - Q- ' -.- 36:-8 -133,111 -M-0 v IEZ F' ' ,W ' 1- t x , x, he fa I Lt J., - -bbb - 1 - zff- M Q - . ,,.: 1 fer H .. ,ZR as , . f f f 'im Vgswffk mliii .1 fi A G'm?:iQ.m '-2:3 T cs 2 W1 if Sfzl i :-,, IEEZ '.1.-- af - ' f E : I t ..., .vi , Q 4: ,.., f .. t S . fy. 5 S ,.g.-Z5 B.. t rye' A K ' Qu, 'fx' :Z A. . 5, , EY- .Je 3 ' . 4 . -K j i, I , ik - at S 9- PAN E 1 ' f e' L , A, c , . . ..' K' witty . . H I .K -Q K K , ., :-.' x Kwok V , First Row: Kelly Coddington, Scott Tien, Curtis Tien, Scott Kuclt, Scott Stark, Lyle Hockman,-Ieff Wallgren, Dave Diederich, Todd Goscha, Olle Lundstrom. Second Row. Mitch Willdson, Milton Dougherty, Brad Burrow, Kirk Lowry, Rick Wagner, Harvey Pakkebier, james Rundle, David Hildebrand, Steve Altman, Danny Graves, Gary Win- lde, Todd Stanton, Mike Ohlsen. Third Row: Head Coach, Ken Hanson, Assistant Coach, Lanny Scholesg Leland Orr, Brett Boys, Scott Hilburn, Chuck Harmon, David Noel Dave Jager,-Ioe Harmon,-John Sullivan, Charles Kincaid, Sidney Bauguess, Manager, Darren Stanton. First Season of Eight-Man Football for Trojans The Trojans ended the year with a respectable record of 5-3 in their first season of eight-man football. Although there were some disappointments from lack of experience, the Trojans were still a fierce opponent on the gridiron. The three disappointments were losses to Kensington, our arch rival, Lenora, and McCracken. All three were hard fought battles, but the Trojans just couldn't get started until the second half. This year was exciting, and one that will be remembered by many. i 1 HA a. Mitch Wilkison hands the ball off to Steve Altman during the game against Kensington. b. The tough defensive line awaits the snap of the ball. bb 44 a 05, or ' ' .Q - I A, ,twig 4 V Q44 W 'QWW ...-no-f ii. w . 'W 'fy' W M H IAM K, sul' fp if ws. ,M Ti . sts f if . it fr? ' A'A' i it W W ., . , A , i VVAA. a . K' 'W . V I f ' .Q m y Ai if ,. i fi! ,L ' N Ngf W A . 'if . i i il V A L , ,,,V,,, gf Ziggy V7 u ' ' W . W N.. H , . A 6 ff Nz I A , . . 21? 'g iw 5 kw,.,f mmAW Q X M 'H . ' i if ... . I A' as YQ2-Q t Scott Stark runs back a kick off for good yardage behind the blocking of Dave Jagff- Mitch Wilkison gets caught by a pack of defenders. One Palco defender stopped Steve Altman from skirting the sideline for a TD as the other defenders looked on. Scott Hilburn goes all out to save a TD against Kensington. Mitch Wilkison, who served as the team punter, is shown here booting one away. ,star 5.4 HQ Q . ,ii I ,, i 46 a. b. c. d. e. c d Brad Burrows puts his head down and drives for extra ygds at theA ,I.V. game against Northem Valley. Todd Stanton receives instructions from Lanny Scholes, assistant coach. Kelly Coddington puts a move on a Northem Valley defender in an effort for a first down. After receiving a pass, Dave Hildebrand moves on up the field against the opposition. john Sullivan puts a fine block on an opponent to protect quarterback Kelly Coddington. Seasons Continue to Improve Twenty-nine girls participated in the 1979 volleyball program at Logan High. The A-team compiled a 5-8 record and the B-team reached an outstanding 9-1 record. With a 3-4 record the A team went into the Cheyenne Conference Tournament. In the first round they defeated Northern Valley two games to one. But the next match was more difficult as they lost a close one to Natoma. In the final match of the tournament Logan lost again to Kensington, but not without a good fight. Ending the season, the girls won a tough match against Plainville, and then lost to Hill City in a triangular meet. SEASON RECORD A-Team Opponent Gamer them us Northern Valley 2 O Natoma 2 1 Lenora 2 A O Kensington 2 1 Stockton O 2 Herdon O 2 Palco 1 2 Eastern Heights 2 0 Northern Valley 1 2' Natoma 2 1' Kensington 2 0' Plainville 1 2 Hill City 2 0 SEASON RECORD B-Team Opponent Gamar them us Northern Valley 1 2 Natoma 1 2 Lenora O 2 Kensington O 2 Stockton 1 2 Herndon 1 2 Palco 0 2 Eastern Heights O 2 Plainville O 2 Hill City 2 1 'Regional tournament games. a. Pam Stark eagerly waits to spike the ball. b. Karen Simoneau attempts to block a spike. c. Pam awaits the return of the ball. 47 New AQN 'fan ilk E .f,. k ,gr I 'N 1 M S? '- 2 fx ... 'ff 74 a. Chris Hanson polishes her serving skills. b. A new rule was added to make substitution clearer for the referees. c. Gayla Lohrmyer slams one over the net. d. Deb Stanton taps one over the net in a game against Kensington. e. Royalyn Voss concentrates intensely as she warms up her sewing arm. E In B-team action Royalyn makes a nice set. g. Deb Stanton bumps the ball back over the net in A-team action. h. Anne Graves sets the ball for a teammate. 'Stacy Veh was selected to the Cheyenne Conference second team. Front - Anne Graves, Angie Becker, Brenda Smith. Middle - Ruth Dobbins, Phyllis White, Deb Stanton, Pam Stark, Stacy Veh , Karen Simoneau, Gayla Lohrmyer, Billee Hutchinson, Donna Baker, Hayley Lappin, Chris Hanson. Back - Brad Dahler, Steph Holloway, Mary Sullivan, Royalyn Voss, Tam Gingles, Teresa Sullivan, Cathy Snider, Cara Veh, Brenda Boys, Denise Goscha, Becky Becker, Gina Merklein. an 40 32 l 3 248, 4 5' it I Logan Tournament Team. First Row: Kelly Coddington, Dave Hildebrand, Brad Burrow, Donald Koester, manager, Scott Stark, Rick Nyland. Row 2: Bobjackson, coach, Mitch Willdson, Leland Orr, Steve Altman, Brett Boys, Harvey Pakkebier, Steve Stutterheim, Rodger Short, Mike Lehning, ass't. Coach. Thrilling Season for Trojans and Spectators This yearis season ended in Sub-State playoff s, a goal that many thought the team would never reach. Although the Trojan record was a deceiving one of 10-9, it was always a pleasure to see the Trojan team come on to the court. The high points of the season were two stunning victories against Kensington where all members of the team showed their full potential as winners. Trojan B Team. Row 1: Dave Diederich, Sid Bauguess, Mike Lohrmeyer, Todd Goscha, Olle Lundstrom, Row 2: Danny Graves, Wayne Voss, Danny Odle,jeff Wallgren, Todd Stanton, Row 3: Mike Lehning, asslt. coach, Gary Winkle, Donald Koester, manager, Bob jackson, coach. 50 CV 4 l3'3T Harvey Pakkebier puts one up for 2. Introduction of players at Sub-State tourney. The Trojans warm up before the game. Rick Nyland goes up above the rim for a goal Scott Stark brings the ball up the floor. QA fi , wp .ww ...J 5 i Av ,,. F-pn... 'Ns 5 wg-45 u. . Ni , gf ., W. , ,rl , Q '- ,112 . ff ' P' - ,, W . mf . M , J 'K ,y , fm - 1' 1 - ., . ,, K I , 3. - .- v Q . -f . - -- mf A ,, , ., , ,avg , -J fa at f A a-a sa' 6 , . , gs . ei . - , , ,, Q Q- Q, fr f' , . a , F., Y 'sn f .. i :F 1 ,N .1 Ja, W ga: i , Y .X Y qv v 'd . ,H 2 av E. , is N sw y V' , J- Q N, K I .1 Q' W M K V fs-...W , , in A -f--Q... 5 W ' f ly. , fs.. ii. Q..-.kg' t E 1. .,,,' .a bA Steve Stutterheim goes up on a jump ball. Mitch Wilkison charges in for a lay up. Scott Stark breaks away for two. David Hildebrand sinks one from way Ollf. Leland Orr skys for 2. Steve Altman in a crowd of defenders. dA CA -wan., an-. WG -A LHS Girls' Basketball Team: Gina Merklein, Deb Stanton, Brenda Boys, Pam Sansom, Nancy Schemper, Teresa Sullivan, Royalyn Voss, Cara Veh, Karen Simoneau, Anne Graves, Pam Stark. Kneeling: Ruth Dobbins, ass,t. coach, Marilyn Dougherty, managerg Brad Dahler, coach. Coach Dahler studies the opponents defensive moves. . Girls Have Finest Season Ever The 1979-80 girls' basketball season was very promising for the Logan High cagers. With a 4-5 record they entered the conference tournament where they were seeded against Eastern Heights. The girls were victorious in the first round of play as they surprised the Colts with a score of 48-33. In the next round the girls were matched against Natoma, one of the state's finest teams. After an outstanding game by both teams, Natoma came out on top 28-37. In the final round of the tournament Logan came up against Northern Valley and lost after a fine battle. This gave Logan fourth place in the tourney. As the Regional Toumament rolled around things seemed a little bit gloomy as the girls' record fell to 5-11. But, for the girls the season had just begun. In the first game of regional play Logan overwhelmed Eastern Heights 54-43. Next round the girls found Northern Valley was no match for them as Logan came out on top 49-42. In the final match of the tournament the girls' opponent was Lenora. Although Logan played good ball, Lenora's experience gave them the advantage as the Wildcats won 58-30. This gave the girls second place in the regional tournament and allowed them to advance to sub state. In sub-state play the girls were paired against Cheylin, a team with great depth and height. Although the Logan girls played an outstanding game, Cheylin overpowered us by a score of 38-47. 53 if ff it bA fA Pam Stark concentrates as she brings the ball down court. Anne Graves, Royalyn Voss, Hayley Lappin and Miss Dobbins discuss the game strategy. The Logan girls proudly accept the second place trophy for regional play. Pam Stark fakes a shot and passes to teammate, Deb Stanton Deb Stanton sets a screen for Pam Stark. Pam Sanson makes a quick pass to Deb. SEASON RECORD A-TEAM OPPONENT US THEM Norton 40 60 Kensington 32 30 Stockton 42 58 Eastern Heights' 33 44 Lenora 38 62 Palco 65 27 Plainville 49 35 Natoma 37 53 Kensington 50 49 'Eastern Heights 48 33 'Natoma 28 37 'Northern Valley 36 42 Smith Center ' 54 57 Northern Valley 29 41 Cheylin 36 48 Mankato 51 57 '5Eastern Heights 54 43 '5Northern Valley 49 42 '5Lenora 30 58 ,'3 0 Cheylin 38 47 OPPONENT Norton Stockton Eastern Heights Kensington Lenora Plainville Natoma Kensington Smith Center Northern Valley Cheylin Mankato 'League games ': Regional games 'Sub State lu B-TEAM US 24 22 8 16 13 25 20 12 21 13 31 Team Members - Teresa Sullivan, Royalyn Voss, Gina Merklein, Anne Graves, Karen Simoneau, Pam Stark, Cara Veh, Deb Stanton, Brenda Boys, Pam Sansom, Nancy Schemper. Coaches - Brad Dahler, Ruth Dobbins. THEM 31 20 17 13 25 12 34 20 20 33 30 ' if -:JO fhfji ,, tiff: ' Sf 'filer '80 Track - Outstandmg Performance by Several The Logan track team had a fine year in which they placed in almost all the meets they attended including 4 1st places and a 2nd. They also did well at the Regional Meet where they placed second and qualified 6 people to go to the State Meet Tracksters at the Regional meet were Olle Lundstrom Kirk Lowry Steve Stutterheim james Rundle 5th 3200 meter relay Leland Orr, Steve Altman, Dave Jager, Mitch Wilkison 1st 400 meter relay Lyle Hockman 4th 400 meter dash Leland Orr 4th pole vault, 2nd 200 meter dash, 4th 100 meter dash Mitch Wilkison 2nd high hurdles 4th 300 intermediate hurdles Lyle Hockman, Kirk Lowry, Steve Altman, Mitch Wilkison 2nd 1600 meter relay David Noel 4th shot put Brett Boys 6th Javelin, Olle Lundstrom - 4th 3200 meter rung Dave Jager 6th 200 meter dash People at the State meet were 400 meter relay - 3 mile relay 3rd and Leland Orr Sth 200 meter dash The Logan Track Team. Row 1: Todd Goscha, Sid Bauguess, Gary Winkle, Denise Goscha, manager, Ken Hanson, coach. Row Zzjames Rundle, Lyle Hockman, Monte Stutterheim, Rick Wagner, Davejager, Brett Boys, Row 3: Eric Watt, Scott Stark, Rodger Short, Wayne Voss, Kirk Lowry, Harvey Pakkebier, Steve Altman,john Sullivan, Scott Kuck, Scott Tien, Row 4: Danny Graves, Kelly Coddington, Brad Burrow, Olle Lundstrom, David Noel, Mitch Wilkison, Leland Orr, Steve Sturterheim,jan Tien. The boys' 400 meter relay warms up before the race. ,Q-wi. 4 ,Y EM wh are as h. 3? 5 ,R J J . aww, , vw , .t ., N . r A ... H, 1, . if 3, C? ' lug? . Z 5. ,Q t fklvss, WW A' if'-if-lik 'V if my L Q +A 1.5 ii - - is ' T ,livxil xg if Qi cz X f . K Q . g 244 55 ffgwiis QESQ L QW . L 33 ,.,. l my 5 -Nr., A -1 f.-, .'r ffQl ' .,1+-fxf3'rV' f 3 ii fl ilsgsis' X 963 ' iglw IQWZ wif- BS K .. y-Y ti We in 2- kk. -.Q . V 5' r ff- ? fist n9l?'V1 N Ni Q.. P Q My We f Q' N252 . ,M i kr ' mg C. a. Leland Orr beats everyone to the wire. b. Brett Boys heaves the javelin at the Leagu Kirk Lowry hands off to Olle Lundstrom. d. Mitch Wilkison clears the second obstacle. e. Dave Jager on the Home Stretch. f. Gary Winkel strides out in the 3200 meter relay. g. David Noel gives it his all in the shot put. C YIICCI. XX-Sf! I 'f,...': ir M cA fA iiiii! ' f?Q,4.g Q I I W ,f cf-M cv 14 bb x d' . as 9 smite LLf' N . .5 I A 1 U N l f 9 QA v . la. l'l . '.... 011.4 it ' I, . V . sur., u L jf -Ie-1 r Q t . 'F-'- , , . .1 f Q ,, E y tv-,.--ilu-OJ 1 p-1i'hi'i 'A' 4-0 ,, T . . 7. Z zz. Members of the Logan Girls Track Team. Row 1: Gayla Lohrmeyer, Karen Simoneau, Deb Stanton, Pam Stark. Row 2: Pam Sansom, Anne Graves, Chris Hanson, Tammy Leydig. Row 3: Lanny Scholes, coach, Brenda Boys, Sandy Archer, Shari Hutchinson, Angie Becker. b. Gayla Lohrmcyer gives her best in the 200 meter dash. c. Pam Stark prepares mentally and physically for the 200 meter hurdle race. al When it comes down to the moment of truth, Stark comes out the victor again. , .wr ms..-1 Nllxnc- w15'h'x'3v-905. exif? EIL suis J 0. 'U Deb Stanton soars over the low hurdles in the Logan Invitational Track Meet. Pam Sansom receives the baton from Tammy Leyclig in the mile relay. In the previous leg of the mile relay Tammy receives the baton from Pam Stark. Gayla Lohrmeyer races for the tape after receiving the baton from Pam Stark in the 400 meter relay. Tammy Leydig and Chris Hanson race toward the tape at the Logan Invitational in the 100 meter dash. 'Cl eff' ,......e ,S v 2 4 s frfh WWMWHMW 1.1 M .-5 an ,, iv e 2 H .M! MA W . , U iq l km' . W,,,, -..MM - ,W A M... 3' : ' A iz .. .f il' l .... ...M,,,,W. ..,,,, . as in 3, 4 -1- . 3-5 M ...M Y .gt . - S' .I mt. dl . im. 1-ul ,5- a. Pam Sansom leaps well over 16 feet in the long jump competition at Oberlin. b. Cara Veh successfully clears the high jump bar at the Logan meet. c. Deb Stanton leaps over the high jump bar at the Regional Track Meet held at Oberlin. d. Pam Stark leaves her competition behind at the Logan Invitational Meet. e. Shari Hutchinson heaves the shot put at the Regional Meet. ua . ,. .. . :gag ie 61 i -A,'..f IA D1 nys.. - s .JY-.4 4, The golf team for Logan High School consisted of Back - Coach D Front - jeff Wallgreen, Todd Stanton. Todd Stanton watches the ball as it sails toward the green. jeff Wallgren watches the ball as it takes flight toward the first hole. Danny Odle takes time out to practice his swing. Mike Lohrmyer warms up in preparation for the Palco tournament. Darren Stanton shows us his own special style. Todd Stanton prepares the sand for putting. 1 L . 2 wfffifw-cle.. , 4l ff ' ' aww' 7014. ,,, .ar M , , 4-pi., 3 ahler, Mike Lohrmyer, Danny Odle, Darren Stanton U' ill 2 r 1. -W Vu f- J' Rise, 'Q M 4 ,- 1 Q ...--u-r , i S civw.i 4' f 4 . SLI, V -- -if 54 1 WHS f.iwi'3fl x Y Lggfff-f 7,.. W , pg-..,,,, Q 2-is -' Q sl an . ,, ,lwsfxxwy I 7. . , -..-...,,MgM Tig diff. - N I V1 ,.LL f , trim- . ii - H Q - K wif-n,...r M - K. r V Kg'-' '. 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Todd Stanton practices teeing off in preparation for the state IHCCI. 64 ...Af ig uiiwafka f Q-Q - W 6 lsr' gf. e fflpflj-Ste 'Soul Jawa .gn ' new W 21u,,,X 2 S fl, Q ,amis s-,,- 5 5,5 tv s Sf' 'Xi . H 4, CA 4 at My s ,rp X 4 .. mt. it 4. , ,, . ,, ift f.?'..'i A1 M wviiu4MHMg,4,E!5 VL WI ii? X S P: ' StuCo Opens Student Lounge Student Council President, Mitch Wilkison, and Vice-President, Scott I-Iilburn, along with their sponsor, Mr. Charles Dougherty, led the student body through the 1979-1980 school year. StuCo was established to create better understanding and cooperation between students and faculty. Promoting good sportsmanship and to further the general welfare of the school are also objectives of the organization. Sponsoring the Christmas Formal was the main activity taken on by the StuCo. a. Pam Stark looks over the candy selection that the StuCo ,,.. offers. b. Todd Goscha, Milton Dougherty, and john Sullivan play , . . at A 4 . , 'K' cards in the new student lounge at noon hour. ut t' . M-Nr'-if w,.,Qg7iV y . .. -.-urauib.. Ya- ' .awww 'vt'-.R foal 1- First Row, Left to Right: Todd Stanton,-jeff Wallgren, Rick Nyland, President Mitch Wilkison, Leland Orr, Chuck Harmon, Second Row: Mr. Dougherty, Sponsor, Phyllis Wliite, Scott Hilburn, Chris Diederich, Stephanie Holloway, Stacy Veh, Brenda Boys, Tammy Gingles, and Milton Dougherty. 66 Irs.-Srs. Present The Perfect Idiot The Perfect Idiot, a three act play, was presented by the junior and senior classes on March 28. In this play is disqualified from all athletics and relies upon Dan to tutor him. Puff is not the only one who has problems. Dan, who the whole high school gang hates, cannot take the college exams. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson, will not let Dan take the exams as long as he is unpopular. Dan offers a trade, he will tutor Puff if the gang will act like friends even if they are not. The group reluctantly agrees to Dan's proposition. Non-Cast Members. First Row: Mary Sullivan, Becky Becker, Deb Stanton, Rosalie Vahle, Brenda Sanson, Mr. Duane Homing, play director. Second Row: Mrs. Allyson Switzer, play directorg Chris Diederich, Sandy Archer, Nancy Schemper, Lyle Hockman,james Rundle. Third Row: Eric Wallgren, Rick Nyland, Ronnie Schneider, Brett Boys, David Noel. .4X7 l ts: Play Cast. First Row: Harvey Pakkebier, Scott Stark, Rick Wagner, Chuck Harmon. Second Row: Kim Hoback, Gayla Lohrmeyer, Stacy Veh, Angie Becker, Tammy Gingles, Karly Hoback, Melinda Dougherty, Tina Kitzke, Laurie Hultgren, Shari Hutchinson. Third Row: Monte Stutterheim, Kirk Lowry, Brad Burrow,jan Tien. 67 Daniel T Linda B. . . Mr. Barnard . . Margaret T.. . . . Rodger T ...... . jackie T. . . . Jeannie ...... Puff ..... Carla . . . Rhodora ..... Mr. Latherby . . . Mr. Latherby CChuck Harmony, tries out Dan's new Miss Baker invention. Policeman ....... Dr. Von Barf .... Miss Booth ....,. Narrators ...,..,,...,... Props, Scenery, and Furniture , . . Publicity and Tickets ........., Costumes and Make-up Stage Hands ............ Prompters ..... . . . Monte Stutterheim fDan TJ and Scott Stark Uackiej try to control Mr. Latherby after he is hypnotized. KH? Monte Stutterheim . . . .Gayla Lohrmeyer . . . . . . .Rick Wagner . . . . . .Angie Becker . . . . .Brad Burrow . . . . . . .Scott Stark . . . . .Karly Hoback ..........janTien . . . .Shari Hutchinson . . . . . .Laurie Hultgren N . . . . .Chuck Harrnon ........IGyolaPears Monte Stutterheim fDan TJ and Linda fGayla ' ' ' 'Harvey Palfkebier Lohrmeyerj, discover their true feelings about each . . . . . . . , . .Kirk Lowry Other. ......,.........,.....,..TammyGingles . . . . .Tina Kitzke, Melinda Doggherty, Stacy Veh . . . . . .Chris Diederich, Brett Boys, Eric Wallgren . . . .Delbert Ebner, David Noel, Scott Hilburn . . . . . . . . . .Rosalie Vahle, Becky Becker, Mary Sullivan ..................,........,..BrendaSanson,DebStanton . . . .Lloyd Schneiderhlames Rundle, Tim Goscha, Lyle Hockman ..........,..............NancySchemperandSandyArcher Scott Stark Uackiej watches excitedly asjan Tien f Puff J poses as a coat rack Snow Dela ed Forensics Meets After a delay of one week due to a storm, the fifteen member forensics team traveled to Lenora to participate in the League Speech Contest. The group came back with five I's, five II's and three III's. Ten members of the forensic team qualified for Regional action but due to another storm, Pat Sansom could not participate. Four I's, one II and one III were earned by the team. Six members of the original fifteen qualified for state action held at Ransom. The group returned home with one I and three II's. Mrs. Audrey Getty was the forensics coach again this year. Tammy Leydig and Olle Lundstrom practice their duet, Liliom. 7 3-. 51 'Haag N -gk r-' A, ,V V, lt 5? .121 if if if t Q7 A -Al I V, -' , f ir f3 ' t ' . as I 5 If , ' i l ' ffff w i lxifffi - 5 1 f 'V , ! L ef fiif in I 2 I A 4- ' ' y 2' ii if , ' W' ...ff ' I .. V ff- .ializfixif l ' K nb Forensics team. Front row: Chris Hanson, Rick Wagner, Leland Orr, Chris Diederich, Sandy Archer, Laurie Hultgren, Darcie Hanke, Pat Sansom. Back Row: Tammy Leydig, Brett Boys, Olle Lundstrom, Nancy Schemper, Karly Hoback, Denise Goscha, Tim Goscha. 70 3 3 97,93 I 5' ' wwf ',-1 ff NHS - Girls' State Three juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. Selected for '80 are Deb Stanton, Tam Gingles, and Mary Sullivan. Evaluation of students by LHS faculty determines who is qualified to be a member of the NHS. The students were chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The Girls' State delegate chosen for the 1979- 80 school year was Angie Becker with Mary ' Sullivan as alternate. i Girls' State is held the second week of june on l the campus of KU at Lawrence. QA a. The new NHS members are sworn into the society. b. Angie Becker has just been chosen Girls' State delegate with Mary Sullivan serving as the alternate. vb 72 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Left to Right: Tam Gingles, Mary Sullivan, Deb Stanton, Gayla Lohrmeyer. Back row: Phil Altman, and Leland Orr. 5-Q , ,K w 'S 2 ll ik ffm ' ' xi itil' Vai. Sv' 'QWish Upon A Star Chosen for Jr.-Sr. Wish Upon A Star was the theme chosen for the 1980 junior Senior Prom on May 3. Before the banquet Brenda Brobst and Scott Stark emceed the program where Karly Hoback sang My Sweet Lady. Streamers of white, orchid, ice blue, and pink decorated the building. A fountain and a bridge highlighted the decorations Pam Stark Pam Sansom and Kelly Coddington take jr Sr program booklets to be autographed These LHS jr s enyoy the meal prepared by their mothers Masters of ceremonies Brenda Brobst and Scott Stark make the formal introduction 'Cnr Fw! 1 , .,.-I' go a. Dale Niblock and Darren Stanton take a break during the dance. b. Olle Lundstrom experiments with the helium filled balloons at the prom. C. LHS students enjoy the music at the jr. Sr. prom. Q., i v f'f2?Qff'a M, K V , 9 S 1 ills: 4'-Q ' Q Charles Kincaid, Melinda Dougherty, Tina Kitzke, and Eric Wallgren enjoy their last prom. These students dance to the music of Shagnasty. Doesn't it look like Dave is having fun? Rick and Hayley enter the prom through the bridge at the jr.-Sr. This chandelier was one of the many decorations at the prom. We've Only ,lust Begun 1980 Senior Theme Twenty-nine members of the 1980 Senior S Class graduated on May 20. The class theme and song was 'iWe've Only just Begun. Red and white were chosen as class colors and roses as the Flower. Dr. Richard Meyer was their speaker. Dr. Meyer is the Director of Continuing Education at KU. During class night, Gayla Lohrmeyer and Leland Orr were recognized as Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Leland was also named outstanding senior musician for his participation in the LHS Music Department. Dr. Richard Meyer addresses the seniors at graduation. The graduating senior girls of 1980 pose for group pictures before the commencement exercises. Outstanding senior musician and salutatorian, Leland Orr relaxes after graduation ceremonies 3.I'C OVCI'. Valedictorian, Gayla Lohrmeyer, receives congratulations after graduation. M is IL New A ' N- s.: . :-- Q I - 1. . in . i 1 jf , an Q K :Q-p -..-v 5 ' ' , r l ' ,J ,J L 1 l i ff 5. fy X . I -2 -if If 'VU l M Je fig' 'Xl vi Tam Gingles - Pres. Brett Boys - Vice-Pres. jan Tien - Sec. Deb Stanton - Treas. Chris Diederich - StuCo Chuck Harmon - StuCo Sandy Archer Angie Becker Rebecca Becker Brenda Brobst Brad Burrow Tim Goscha Danny Graves Darcie I-Ianke Chris Hanson if 5 , , 4 'km , F 3 4 5 e fax Q gag, 'io' 'Siu 15?-agtg. ggi! joe Harmon Kurt Kolb Karly Hoback Lyle Hockman Richard Hultgren Dave ,lager Kirk Lowry Dale Niblock Lee Niblock Mike Ohlsen Harvey Pakkcbicr james Rundle Angie Becker and Tam Gingles work hard in Art class while Brenda Sanson watches and gets ready to take their picture. If dirty hands are any indication of hard work, we know what Davc and Richard have been doing! 79 vuumnw Pat Sansom Brenda Sanson Nancy Schemper Lloyd Schneider Scott Stark Monte Stutterheim Mary Sullivan Deanna Vahle Rick Wagner Somewhere Over the Rainbow Tonight I'm assured my friend - That Elaine is gone, her life at an end. And on this occasion we recall each detail - Each picture of her we try to grasp, but fail, These moments of agony seem like years - Out comes sadness, bitterness and fears. Somewhere over the rainbow my friend - Life is abundant, and there is no end. Did you take time to notice Elaine's last days - Did you notice the change taking place in all her ways? This paradise is full and free - It's as beautiful as the rainbow, and as peaceful as a ship on the sea. Elaine depended upon this promise to get her through - She was no longer empty, searching, or blue. She accepted the gift of life that is abundant full and free - For her reason for living was in a hill called Mount Calvary. Are you searching my friend lost, burdened, heavy and can't see? For you jesus died and was nailed to a tree. Elaine shared with me her hope for tomorrow - And in her plans there was no sorrow. Will you forget the words she spoke, the kindness she'd shared - Or will you remember, cherish, and accept her dare? No one said it would be easy to change - But then beautiful things are seldom easy, Life is like a rainbow, that ends in a moment or two, But somewhere over the rainbow there is eternal life for you. Laurie I-Iultgren . as F, is Elaine Marie Book passed away October 18 1979 at the age of 16 Elaine attended Prairie View Grade School and Logan High School She will be sadly missed by her many friends .1-X fs Milton Dougherty - Pres. Eric Watt - Vice-Pres. Steve Altman - Sec. Kelly Coddington - Treas. jeff Wallgrcn - StuCo Phyllis White - SruCo Christy Forssberg Denise Goscha Gary Harbers David Hildebrand Scott Kuck pleads, What about me? L41 WW JA N ' V Omcmfffefw QM ff 'Y Us ' F 050555 QQEESSS A,Q,A ' Q f PT y iv' 521-fy 1 gg Q 31 Q' flqwA13UQYQgW is A ,WM MX X C - ffvywfi fffrft , , n , SQ Dawg Q fi? him www Www V W QD W C 'f N S16 M 715 N9 2? 315 fybz my fm ,M 2 M , Q9 bond fXrdf10f W if If Eldaffgdmf if E E 33:2 NW ' wx? 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Sophomores Rose Ohlsen, Christy Forssberg, Danny Odle, Bonnie Mackin, Wayne Voss, and Rodger Short take a break from typing to get their picture taken. - 1 ' x te K Y riQ nw-W S 5 s lm X 01 Q--qj x f f,l Randy Schneider Rodger Short Karen Simoneau Brenda Smith Darren Stanton Pam Stark Steve Stutterheim john Sullivan Scott Tien WaynevVoss jill Pruett prepares for another class as she gets her books out of her locker. Some of the sophomores work hard to get their Biology questions done before class is over. ' ,f s . J If 3 W6 ,W fv1 fv1 86 Stephanie Holloway - Pres. Sidney Bauguess -- Vice-Pres. Curtis Tien - Sec., Treas. Todd Stanton - StuCo Brenda Boys - StuCo Roxanne Allen Donna Baker David Diederich Marilyn Dougherty Donna Baker, Brenda Nyland, Cara Veh, and Gina Merklein, displaying usual freshman squirreliness. Stopping to get his second wind during vocal is Donald Koester. trams. , . . wwe tzs l S tl? 21 K ' X A X s xwme f fi 1 f S-.R Q Ev Y W, x xt S x 5 ,rf -V. li in gs. t s. X . l sg e 'Q . gi? wi ri Qlrjf C37 x r e ,mf g 1 1, lf 'ia i o, 1 X nl I 'J S srty , 1 f Lx , j J eV,, 1 Q 40 3 l Todd Goscha Anne Graves ,lace Hilburn Kris Hoback jay Hofalcer Donald Koester Hayley Lappin Gina Merklein Brenda Nyland Todd Richardson Doug Vahle takes a break between his studies to pose for the photographer. Asking a question about the construction of his model airplane is Sid Bauguess. Cathy Snider -Iudy Stanton Teresa Sullivan Cara Veh ,Q Doug Vahle Roylayn Voss Kim Watt M, K K My .1 if Playing peek-a-boo with the photographer through a cardboard tube is Todd Goscha. -Iace Hilburn is working hard making airplanes for his science project. Gary Winkel PCTPDURR I an I 'HX CA Deanna Vahle shows off her Carol Burnett impersonation. Alright, but just one and then leave me alone! cxclaims Ann Graves. Hey Mom what do I do now ? asks Doug Vahle. 1 always knew that someday I'd outgrow my tinker toysfl states-Iames Rundle. Brenda Smith and Rose Ohlsen having a good time at the Christmas Formal. iifix fff. ,,,N , ski f . 6 ngfvkrf , V' Big, g-mann:-r -N fav f it , V 6 T, b d Knew a, Laurie Hultgren and Brenda Smith help Mrs. Switzer file cards. . You want me to play the piano!?! exclaims Kay Neilson. c. Contestants in the Banana Eating Contest chew wildly to become the Banana Champ of the day. . The cheerleaders practice a cheer before the pep rally. e. Jace Hilburn, Todd Richardson and Todd Goscha are working to finish their biology assignment on time. fx -91 haw 1 1 -Yr h V .-. ,uw , H wzhzgi ' ...Q vi.. '52 H ff I l-Iahl, and they said this was going to be a sophisticated program, comments Gary Harbors. You really mean it! shyly exclaims Kim Watt. Mr. Dougherty and Monte Stutterhiem hand out sandwiches after the Logan-Kensington basketball game. On Valentines Day the Kayertes decorated the students lockers with hand-made valentines. This is how we do it in Sweden, demonstrates Olle Lundstrom. e P 2. b C. d C. Now, I'm not going to finish the story if you don't pay attention, states Curt Tien. The Bobsey Twins of the basketball team. Deb Stanton and Pam Stark, ham it up on the side lines. Dave Jager takes a break from his welding project. Oh yeah, we do have a game tonight, don't we? exclaims Coach Dahler. You've got to be kidding! You expect me to be serious when you're behind the camera? exclaims Todd Richardson. ar I'm not doing anything, Mom, innocently states Dale Niblock. Well what shall we do next? asks Darcie l-lanke. Brad Burrows, lead guitarist in the band Xenolith, entertains the students at a school dance. Alan Vahle brushes up on Michelangelds art style. Hey, you guys save some for me! exclaims Billie Hutchinson. EM ,,.---' si Wx 5-Lax if I i K KW v 4 . , w sf' y he ,ya I' s 'Y 'ei 'I , If :--.l X, fi l I ' I 1? 5 f t ' I l 4 '- . Q X xx- SIM- z '::Q-X l Y 1 136459 js ,L A, ,ll . t i In in Q J x 3 I Q t.2'Bu . Q it , 4 I l HSS! -fs, R S455 '23 I , t I riff P5 I 5.-fi V L L-3 l --z,,,,,,. K' 9 mrquvw ' 3. b C. d e. But I just took a bath yesterday! exclaims Charles Kincaid. Let me check my calendar, Yes, I am free for that night, states Todd Goscha. David Noel bravely attacks the fire breathing cut-off saw. Ronnie Schneider, I love your new purse! Karla I-Ioback, Denise Goscha, Steve Stutterhiem and Todd Stanton watch the basketball game between Logan and Northem Valley. 95 Mitch Wilkison - Rose Vahle Chosen as Mr. and Miss LHS The Long and Winding Road was the theme of the 1979 Christmas Formal hosted by the Student Council on December 15. Introductions were made by emcees Deb Stanton and Harvey Pakkcbier. After the candidates had been escorted to their places by junior attendants Darcie Reese and Taren Patterson, Karly Hoback sang Ships accompanied by Kurt Kolb. Art Henrickson announced the King and Queen to be Mitch Willdson and Rosalie Vahle. The Royal Couple and Court danced to Broken Hearted Me sung by Karly Hoback. Silver Streak provided music for the dance which followed the coronation. a. King Mitch Vlilkison and Queen Rosalie Vahle smile as they prepare for the traditional kiss, b. After the announcement of king and queen, parents, students and relatives snap pictures of the royal court. C. Serving as emcees, Deb Stanton and Harvey Pakkebier announce the royal court candidates. nw 7 C. '9 a. Cowboy hats seemed to be popular at the Christmas Formal. b. High school students anxiously await the crowning of Mr. and Miss LHS. Doesn't it look like Angie and Cara are dancing together??? . The members of the student body dance to the music of Silver Streak. Hi Mom! I'm being good! N fr 'X 4-4, ' f .., . i s S - up bg.. cn :J cn cn -I-4 '75 CI cd sl .5110 ,- ,, , M1 A 4 fk :Sw 912 M il. co: s , W- -' ,5 4 Mitch Wilkison - Rosalie Vahle Taren Patterson - Darcie Reese Scott Hilburn - Deb Die-drich Kim Hoback -- Olle Lundstrom 2 R0 al Court ffwdmtmlgji illllf I Rick Nyland - Gayla Lohrmeycr Stacy Veh - Leland Orr .-Lt ...--Q, l' Mkt' a. b. c. d. C. You mean you want a picture of little 'o me? Oh, you mean the tape goes on the wall? Eric Wallgren ferociously poses for the photographer on Hobo Day. Cara Veh takes a moment from her work to bring out the real beauty in jeff Wallgren. Brett Boys seems to be having a difficult time during band. The seniors try to decide on the pattern for graduation invitations. Mr. Horning entertains the students on Hobo Day. ,Iudy Stanton and Ann Graves snuggle together to keep warm at a late fall football game. Rose Vahle and Gina Merklein broke away from the crowd to be first served at concessions. Dave Jager poses for the photographer. x 3 I ,. ,xi KOCLCOLA of 3 ,. ' M301-..,, A1 Leland G. Orr Gayla Ann Lohrmeyer Kimberly Deene Hoback L Mitch Wilkison Scott L. Hilbum Rosalie Kay Vahle Rick L. Nyland 4 f AQQNQ fl. 1 - Q . 3 Q Q f 1 a S S 0 f is 0 M ,P J r X417 A ft: ,.,, l' , Q' Michael Phillips iBf2SfCd Debra jean Melinda Lea Delbert Leon Larry Keith Grammon Laurie Ann I-Iultgrerl Shari Marie Hutchinson C 1 a S S O f 78 0 Top left: Graduating from high school isn't cheap! Delbert Ebner is paying Thelma, our school secretary, for one of the many senior expenses. Bottom left: Charles Kincaid delivers a pep talk at a rally before the football game. Above: Seniors of '80 Top right: Deb Diedrich, Melinda Dougherty and Tina Kitzke relax during halftime of a football game. Bottom right: National Honor Society member Leland Orr recites a portion of the traditional NHS ceremony. Class of '80 Charles Kincaid Martina J. Kinzke David P. Noel Eddy E. Odle Gyola Pears Richard L. Ruff . it 2: :1 .3 i Y: .4 .45 Us if 1 1 . .A F. ., ri i I '1 .i 5-f' a xv 1 V1 44 ,, 1' 1 , v 1 i3 Q4 1 V f 31, V I 8 , .1 E , 129 . Q ip. , dv fir.. ' r , .ir- 1 Q Wu i ,rl E 1 4 wi if 1 ii h f,'n,K J! i i Ai ay if i 4, 54 'I ' d 3 w 2 i Wh i 1 ' , K i fi' W' 'A . ,1 i - -, my W1 pp .2 ' 7 1 '- ' ., , A. , ,, -, ,.,. -,,, Ai .1 - fri . -JM ?1'm:'.r1!, , ii 1-Q' V, - 1--,ig,:,',,, v,iw1'! r' ml , , ' ' lf J '52fME i Mimi' P T 1 I , Q., A ,yi-,ii 342, ,K ,. 1 ,,,, vi.,,,,,,ni . mm. ii 7 Q- , . i i . ., . .WNW , ,,,,i,,,,1.1 , i H' Wg' wivs f zgrizw. i w ..e f,,' .rf , ' Q i .J A ,I Miki 1 3 n ,,,.,4r,,,,.,ii , I , 4 . Q, , ,. . ,iw Mi'Wwsief.,:' .',':'1i ' 1 ,rn 1, m:ff':'WU'Et'M H sr 55 fi , u ir ' fi i i T i ' V 5 i3fiV?1'VfTfi'?9:ii Jfifciif ' A ' 1 ' ' X ,V f,F3w g if N 'I ' 1 4 Ni , nj N X , 'Q i Q .. l ' , 1 11 ,F ie M, A , W 4 i ji, in 2 . gi Y f if ,,,,,i, ,, f Q J Class of '80 Ronald Lynn Schneider Tamera Simmons Alan G. Vahlc Stacy Anna Veh Eric William Wallgren Olle Lundstriim W ,, ,,kk ,L Wwmfw ,, , ,,,,,w,,.,,K.t,,a Leland G. Orr - Letterclub 1-4 Pres. of Lette nnuaT'S Tl'Hra 213, 4, Publidafidis 5, 4, jazz hand 3, 4, H 4, ass ' - i gp L - , ' icer res. 3 4, Band 1 4,jazz Band 1 4, Choir 1-3, Pop Group 2, 3, Speech Drama 4,-Junior-Senior Play 4, Football 1- 4, Basketball 1-4, Track 14, King Candidate 4, All League Football 4 Gayla Ann Lohrmeyer - Kayettes 1-4, Kayerte Board 2, Pep Club 1-4, Pep Club Executive Board 4, Annual Staff 2, Letterclub 1-4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Class Officer, Vice Pres. 1, 3, 4,,Iazz Band 4, Band 1-4, Choir 1-4, Pop Group 2, 3, Flag Carrier 4,junior- Senior Plays 3, 4, Volleyball 14, Basketball 2, Track 1-4, Queen Candidate 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Presidential Scholarship -- Fort Hays State 4 Kimberly Deene Hoback - Kayetres 1-4, Kayetre Board 4, Pep Club 1, 4, Pep Club Executive Board 4, Annual Staff 4, Letterclub 1, 2, Mascot 4, Class Officer, Secretary 3, Secretary, Treasurer 4, Publications 4, Speech Drama 3, junior-Senior Plays 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Track 1, 2, Manager 3, Girls' State Representative 3, Queen Candidate 4 Mitch Willdson - Letterclub 1-4 Pres. 4, Class Officer, Pres. 2, L.H.S., All League 3, StuCo 3, 4, StuCo 1 4, Track 1-4, Mr. Football 4 Choir .9 Special Speech Drama 1-4, Kayette Board 2-4 Band 1 4, Choir 1 4, Speech Drama 2, 3, 4,junior-Senior Plays 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Girls' Stare Alternate 3 Shari Marie Hutchinson -- Kayettcs 1-4, Kayette Board 4, Pep Club 14, Pep Club Executive Board 3, Annual Staff 4, Letterclub 1-4,,Iazz Band 1-4, - Band 14, Choir'2, Speech Drama 2, 3, 4,junior-Senior Plays 3, 4, Volleyball 1-3, Track 24, Girls' State Representative 3 Charles Kincaid - Letterclub 14,junior-Senior Play 4, Football 14, Track 14, All League Football 4, All Area Football 4 Martina j. Kitzke - Kayettes 1-4, Kayette Board 3, Annual Staff 3, Publication 4, Lerterclub 2, Band 14, Choir 1, 2, Speech Drama 3, 4,junior- Senior Plays 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2 David P. Noel - Letrerclub 2-4, Football 1-4, Track League 3, 4, All Area Football 4 Eddy E. Odle - Class Officer, Secretary 2, Pears Board 2 Quee League my L RF? to 4' VA4.. 11l..q Angie Becker and Monte Stutterhiem clown around during second hour study hall. Tina Kitzke and Gyola Pears enjoy the bus ride to Career Day held at Hill City. Mrs. Archer works comfortably in her everyday attire during Hobo Day. Brenda Boys assists Kurt Kolb during the Christmas Formal Coronation. Will you guys please leave me alone, I'm trying to study! cautions joe Harmon. Tammy Leydig and Rose Ohlsen, elementary section editors, work faithfully to meet their yearbook deadlines. I know this is Publication class but I have a history test next hour! exclaims Becky Becker. Curtis Tien browses through some of the new humorous books purchased this year in the library. Although the diet plate is pictured in the foreground, dict' is probably the furthest thought from Dave Hildebrand's mind. III! MM ll! IU! HW Ill ll!! gl 'Lin p Logan students enjoying a favorite hour of the day . . . Lunch Hour! Kirk Lowry entertains the Speech class with his favorite children's story book. Denise Gosha patiently awaits the arrival of her prom date. Clowning around in the library, Rose Vahle and Brenda Sanson display some of the 1ibrary's decorations. if -fn., CA The school photographer has caught Lyle Hoclcman at a rare moment. I-Ie's actually studying! The boys anxiously wait for their chance to play in the game. Mrs. Getty believes in a casual atmosphere during speech class. Donlt let these sophomores fool you, they're really camera shy. The cheerleaders raise their hands in spirit during the Dorrance football game. dA CA www-N 3 14 2. b. c. d. e. dA Mr. Scholes reveals his true personality when he chooses this hat to wear on Hat Day. Scott Stark, being his charming self, winks at the photographer. Judy Stanton and Gina Merklein model their spring jackets on Class Night. Angie and Becky Becker look through magazines for an idea for an art project. Brenda Sanson and Rose Vahle show off their socks on Crazy Sock Day held by the Pep Club. We've Only just Begun, was the theme chosen by the 1980 graduates. The Sr. class sings their class song, We've Only just Begun. Charles Kincaid marches out of the gym after graduation. Anne Graves and Roxanne Allen model their skirts at the Home Ec fashion show. Hey, you guys, I found another egg! excitingly exclaims Brenda Sanson. v, QA 'U . fi A za, s in M , . W L f S' l 'Vt' . lf. W hh L 'V iff ' in u A 'N 1? 11 - ' xr Y 'aid . -1 lg! --, df fi-it JA tl 1 '! ala f 1 4 4.'5l'r'llss'1s Q. 'WP 'lr' WWW P as fl Richard Ruff and Melinda Doughtery march out ofthe gym happily with their diplomas in hand. Proudly walking off stage after receiving his diploma is Olle Lundstrom. Rick Nyland and Eddy Odle nervously await the beginning of graduation exercises. Addressing the student body with her reasons why she would like to become the mascot is Teresa Sullivan. Delbert Ebner aids Mr. Lehning in preparing the rocket for flight. 115 Shari Hutchinson and Phyllis White accompany the senior class during their class song. Brenda Smith, Christy Forssberg and Phyllis White display the winter vests they made in Home-Ec during Class Night. David Noel and Mike Brasted accept proudly the congratulations given to them. The football boys give their all for a victory over Lenora. 12 ef' b' .. if L its .fi Cl' N19 Y r I 1 i r X' 3 x . . I it t . lx A L ' ,gg li ,.,f Q , Fm K ss- ., kiwi-5 i. K sg N . a. Gary Harbors helps Mr. Lehning with their display of rockets. b. Chris Hanson and Davejager, two of the graduation attendants, lead the graduating class of 1980. c. Scott Hilburn, relieved that it's almost over, turns to watch his classmates. d. Larry Grammon talks with friends as they go through the line of seniors. e. The Special Education class set off rockets that they assembled themselves. 117 Laurie Hultgren walks down from the platform proudly after receiving her diploma. Olle Lundstrom escorts Kim Hoback at the Christmas Formal Coronation. Finding out how difficult a janitors job really is are Becky Becker and Rose Vahle. Mr. Art Henrickson announces the King and Queen of LHS 1980. After receiving his diploma, Alan Vahle receives congratulations from school board member, Alan States. tadzmamfr V ' wr 3 1 , Q, 5 N Q . 3i'fff 4 CA Steve Stutterheim reaches high for a jump ball. Successfully handing off to Mitch Willdson in the mile relay at the Regional Track Meet is Steve Altman. Brad Burrow giving his best effort at long jump in the Logan Track Meet. Clearing 5', Deb Stanton breaks the school record. The Trojans fight for the ball during a game with Eastern Heights. 119 I S 5. 035. D , 0 A, Q Qfyavfg f Q. ' , Q, , 1 'x .QD V. I aA ' Don t you take my picture or you 11 be sorry slyly smirks jan Tien Showing off her hat Mrs Coddington participates in the pep club Hat Day Attentively listening to Mrs. Archer's new assignment, Deb Stanton wonders how she ever got in to this class. Kay Neilson concentrates on an English assignment in the library. A welding project, made by Randy Schneider, was displayed in the industrial art section during Class N ight. RS TE R P0 P SU ..- N7 .. K , ,Wk Dane G. Hansen Trust in Logan, Kansas Financing a yearbook is an important part in its production. About 50 percent of the cost of production is financed through the selling of ads. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the businesses in the Logan, Prairie View, Phillipsburg, Norton and Stuttgart areas for purchasing ads in our book. We hope that your purchase will be as helpful to you as it is to our yearbook. Sincerely yours, Angie Becker Ad Section Editor SPEED QUEEN exe Loan! TAPE and GUN Sl-IOP Thomas Hardware has all the hardware supplies you need. Speed Queen washers and dryers, lawn and garden, plumbing, and electrical supplies are all among the many products that you will find at Thomas Hardware in Logan, KS. Logan Tape and Gun Shop, Eldon Gilbert, owner, can sell you anything from a fishing pole to a stereo. The shop is also open on Sundays adjoining with the Logan Laundromat. Ruff' s Welding of Logan is ready to serve you in any welding work you may have. They specialize in disc rolling and in portable Welder work. The employees of Ed's Little Super in Logan, Kansas want to help you with all of your food needs. Shop with them. . ,F 1 -X 5 6 1 E 'E sw 'ui Qwwr fffciarmwvffl-la V' , . Alan Vahle and Ronnie Schneider are shown here doing the typical work needed for Van Diest Wholesale of Prairie View, Kansas. 1 9? 3111 j . ' . 2 I , 1: A g,.,......... We ll 1 Eine v-., Nas . if I l fats if X ll 1 .vs . . Q. 4 is L l sl is I , ,- iff,- ' .v 4 K :wa LN ,,,. H V 1 , . 1 W .-an f -L4uqy.- f' . us-can-r A. s. ., up if fm' y rrrsrysglsy ik N ra if Ns., ' ll c Vile' ff tele!-'lonst S71 .5 ,s ' 5 Fiomhx w 10vln1.1g , --v-....,., , 2 ,WH wr. i 3 s 'fi 1.13.5 In K .--..... V :gsm grng gti i ya' H 1, A ,L y C , , l o 7 1 1' -N .. ' i l .. ' i ' ' is - rf ii jf , . - - 1 -, ' N I I 1 4:1535 ig N ' ffrv g' . l: u ' . . ff i iiyys M V:VA,. , . ig vi! A 5 A . l , -:, i .Q t ' 3 gli x .. 'T 'T' Jli, '- 4 ' t- , ll 1 iwg Vyn gi f1,, Qi -A '-LIKE I T. ' 1 1 xwq Q 6 1 X , i N .M . Z. ' 5 f ' -ff i. 5 - , 5,3 1: MI A I lm 'lnvx 3 ' I 1' . IPP, N -ll f. ' A I 1 KM as I f ts l B 'A' l , I A - fl, -fa -- - D f f 1 fi , t '- A. 1 0 gr , ,. V Vtyyr W A ,,,,,. W VL,L I rt ,af , A , V ' f i -rn 'W ' XM , l ,MAL X - Qsq rw. f 1'- '1,,-,W 1 7 i , 1 Q . f My ,fa , fn ,, N A - ,X , 1 - X , Y N-ig --M , f i ing was 3, are 5 ae.. , fl 3 f - -g a. Oil production is a major industry here at Logan. In this picture we see a new pump owned by Cities Service Company. b. Posing among the beautiful arrangements of flowers and gifts at Quanz Floral is Pat Sansom. Located at 499 2nd Street in Phillipsburg, they're ready to fill your flower orders for any occasion. c. Have your prescriptions f illcd at Moffet Drug in Norton, KS - your reliable druggist. 125 'JM 'ifglhf 'gif b as 'l HA w 'sw eg ' e -' L We if fi . - P' ' Sell -Yi i' ..3,irfl I 3 , 'lp gf s 4 fi l l j 5 Z i Here we see Angie Becker sitting on a water bed in Masons Home Furnishings, featuring the largest display of water beds in Kansas. Phillipsbur KS. Ned's Liquor, Logan. Chilled wines - Cold beer, Ned Legg, owner. Brenda Sanson makes a phone call on one of the many pay phones sponsored by the Rural Telephone Service. I Q' 4 ,, ,, , film 4 .. cs ' vs .. We-X .vit , sf . v , 1 mf? ' QV- fl' at F f fm i.fsls+,fi1a l W, I 0 .J 1 l gr! 4 l XJ ' Pictured above to the left are Rose Ohlsen, Deb Stanton, and Tammy Leydig standing by the popular car, Z-28, and also the all time favorite, Corvette. Purchase of these cars and many others may be made at Scheetz Motors of Norton. ' Showing to the left is the CRA Refinery of Phillipsburg. The refinery supplies many of the jobs in our community. Kim Hoback, Scott Stark, and Angie Becker look at a few of the many custom designed T-shirts displayed at the T-Shirt Place in Phillipsburg. GUNS North Kansas Savings Association is there to help you. Invest in us in Phillipsburg, KS. Kim Hoback and Mary Sullivan stand by a Krause disc at Robinson Imp. Co. in Phillipsburg, KS. They are ready to serve you. Hunting, fishing, anything in the sports line can be found at Archery N' Stuff. Next door is P8cL Services with their large display of pickup covers, campers, and travel trailers. The Logan Coop's profits are your dividends. They are an agent for Anchor Veterinary supplies, government and local storage, tank wagon service, and fertilizers. At Logan call 689-4656, Speed 543-5518, and at Prairie View call 975-2737. ln P .tim Namzrmeffilfawsas , 41-1.-. cv dv s., 3:39 .af M rs., Q!-535 yGwmH E' EE Stacy Veh and Rosalie Vahle look over the sharp new TransAm at Rowh Motor in Norton. Harmon-Vogel has all types of Behlin steel form buildings. Call 689-4800. The First National Bank in Phillipsburg, Kansas, where your needs are met. Scott Stark and Larry Grammon relax on one of the beautiful clinette sets available at Oliff- Boeve Furniture in Phillipsburg. 129 rpm -4 lun...-11-2. . , ... ..1m,l.o1.W ' Logan Lumber in Logang the place that has everything you need to build anything. Pam Sansom models one of the many stylish outfits available at the Cottage Style Shop in Norton. ' The Logan Manor Nursing Home serves Logan and surrounding areas. CY Coopers Pest Control in Nortong safe, dependable pest control for home or business. Roaches - Spiders - Ants - Rodents. Charles Alexander, owner. Call 877-2457 if you have a pest! Olle Lundstrom, foreign exchange student from Sweden, models an elegant suit selected at Hall's Clothing in Norton. Brad Burrows spends many hours practicing guitar in preparation for jazz band performances. Morrison Well Service, Inc. of Logan sponsored this picture. The Silver Saddle Motel in Phillipsburg offers comfortable lodging including color TV for your enjoyment. 131 . SME GRAIN C0 PURINA Stop in at the Rootbeer Drive In on I-. Highway 36. Popular fast foods are served. Logan Grain is ready to serve you all year round. We have the very thing you need from veterinary supplies to grain products. Goddard's Body Shop specializes in body work, custom paint jobs, spiral staircases, bale loaders and much more. Call 689-4541 Logan, 5 an, GGAN, ' Bggl QUQER5 i ...M w V X aisle ,nav-'M The First National Bank of Logan, KS says Stop in and see us whenever we can be of service. This typical scene at our local bank features Ruby Ruff at her job. The employees of the First National Bank of Logan are ready to serve you. The Norton Livestock Auction has a sale every Thursday. Working for the satisfaction of the buyer and the seller. Clarence Tien, Manager. Rebecca Sue Becker poses on a piece of equipment used by her father, Robert Becker, in his terracing service. Robert V. Becker, M Terracing, Dozing, Water Ways and Building Sites, of Logan, KS. Call him at 689- 4326 .3 5 A I rm! Q --- A-at ,, Ll. . 5 . J i l' fe 5' gf ss Q 1 'wig' fi gpm--,. f- -- , , - .....- . lf- .- . .. A F 1- x Ill 4fA a. Relaxation and enjoyment is featured at Logan Recreation. Sandwiches, pop, and pizza are a few of the many things that can be purchased. Karly, Kim and Krisy Hoback gladly pose for this picture sponsored by R8cL Distributors. Reeds Electric - Electrical Contractors. Vernon Reed, owner, can help you with residential, commercial and farm! industrial electricity needs. Call him for commercial wiring and trenching at 689-7592 in Logan, KS. a. Lenco Aluminum Factory, Prairie View, manufacturing shelves, grocery carts, hog panels, etc. Pictured here are Mary and john ' band concert. This display of talent is sponsored by john and june Sullivan of Alma Oil ' Company, Logan. ' - - Picture Your World , . , Phillipsburg, is owned and X operated by Tom O'Neil. Stop 'F 3 3 f er I, 2 Sullivan participating in ajazz 5 if , f E ' ' s ? rl '19 K i fr aA f K3 5 gs N: in any time at 675 Third. f fl The Logan Republican is honored to have served 100 7 I 8 years in our community. ' N 4 A P P :i ssss f' f sa P T 1 5 . Q54-Y Law. , lf- - -W, - ag,Lg.:g,e S: . ii, ,Q 'fi W' ,E I 5 E V ' ,X Q ,,...--1-'Q' r,,.,.....--M K R h K' -. 3 A 1 if U 1 I w ' N 1 2 af 2 ' Y' 'C A t 1 ga MSL ips x T I 2 li -3' l Q fi .gj'.f,,' 5 x , if ' we v d g 'l it if I X U' X E , rx :i-fx. A - g . T .. . i s t- - , K ' t Farmers State Bank Stuttgart, Kansas Member FDIC Interest Begins When You Enter The Door - Interest In You! a. Helping Gyola Pears with headlining the newspaper is Brenda Sanson. b. Rebecca Becker is seen running off the school newspaper. c. 1980 Senior boys waiting to march in to graduation. d. Here we seejohn Sullivan and Kurt Kolb sipping a little punch. e. Leland Orr escorts Stacy Veh to the Annual Christmas Formal. E Students of LHS plant trees for the Lions Club x f T ' W. . s3Zsi'T 3221 I sm MW W... M z W ff, f M, Fig, ,. 5 fi, -x ,Dlx ew ,-4 aus ,N ,-, X ,-.1 X .xy i Q 13,92 Mi E.. 43 ? 1 E - Mxxxv ,N,MM. 2-.5 -' 4 A-Q,.:'mQA ' '1'.Q4:'f ff'5'giivg'?' if Q iff' Q913.LA y 4 LX Q 1V-sSfxXf'RfQi-i ' 1 k. v .rf X S '1 . 53 .QMS an Y kv ' sgxf? nf-vw , . 1'..f ' . ,F Q 'wi ' -3' + N fu Z.. Q A ' an , ,D a M.. , K . .Y cw 4 . 2 .s- y x . x AW Qkiffz-?1 S XA,Q -X 'E S Af , f IL , Q X A N s 5 4 x r ,X x wma., ul-. F' 1 L.: i . f zgt i xww W K www NN.: V' Logan Hi-Plains Production Service, Inc. Keith's Repair Pat's Cafe Pears K-T Service Snider's Cafe Standard Oil fPaul Beckerj Town 8: Country Salon Phillzlbrburg Bandt Western Ben Franklin Boogaarts Bill Clarke's Studio Coast to Coast Colonial Lounge and Steakhouse Crossroads Clinic Cunningham Western Auto Deglo Clothing Duckwall's El Cid's Bakery Farmers National Bank Hewitt Pontiac - Cadillac I-loliday's Shoe Store ,I-,I Oil Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co. Keesee Real Estate Leonard Ford Lumpkin's Super IGA Lunberry's jewelry Louise's Crafts Martha's Cafe Mary Carter Paint Store Miles Furniture Modern Business Machines, Inc. Dr. Scotty Patton Pentecost Mix Shop Rankin Drug Seats State Farm Insurance Terry's Body Shop UIrich's Chevrolet-Buick Wienman's Firestone Whitmer Drug Pizza Hut Daylight Donut Bergmeier Equipment Norton Browne's Car Parts Bullock, Inc. Coast to Coast Country Gardens Dairy Queen First State Bank Kelling's Fine Foods Myron's Studio New Age Industries Newbury Lumber Norton Co. Coop Walter Motor jack Ward's Sports and Toys Wheelers Valley Hope Stuttgart Stuttgart Grain Imp Dnve m Oil flsaul Bcckcry Salon Inc 11 Student, Facult Index -B-C Albers, Bob - 26 Allen, Roxanne - 33, 35, 86, 91, 114 Altman, Phil - 26, 72 Altman, Steve - 33, 44, 45, 50, 52, 56, 58, 81, 119 Archer, Cheryl- 26, 109 Archer, Sandy - 33, 59, 70, 71, 78 Baker, Donna - 33, 40, 49, 86, 97, 110 Bauguess, Sid - 44, 50, 56, 86, 87, 112 Becker, Angie - 33, 37, 38, 39, 40, 49, 59, 72, 75, 78, 79, 97, 109, 111, 113,126, 127, 144 Becker, Rebecca - 33, 37, 39, 42, 49, 78, 97, 110, 113, 118, 134, 137, 144 Book, Elaine - 80 Boys, Brenda - 33, 34, 49, 53, 55, 59, 66, 86, 97, 109 Boys, Brett - 33, 34, 44, 50, 51, 56, 57, 70, 78, 100 Brasted, lVIike - 103, 104, 114, 116 Brobst, Brenda - 33, 40, 42, 73, 78, 94, 112, 144 Burrow, Brad - 33, 34, 44, 46, 50, 56, 78, 112, 119, 131 Coddington, Kay - 27, 120 Coddington, Kelly - 44, 46, 50, 56, 73, 81, 94, 97, 112 D-E-F-G Dahler, Brad - 27, 49, 53, 62, 64, 93 Diederich, Chris - 33, 66, 70, 78, 97, 137 Diederich, David - 44, 50, 86, 103 Diederich, Deb - 76, 99, 101, 105, 111 Dobbins, Ruth - 27, 40, 49, 53, 54 Dougherty, Charles - 66, 92, 101 Dougherty, Marilyn - 53, 86 Dougherty, Melinda - 33, 75, 76, 101, 103, 105, 114, 115, 124 Dougherty, Milton - 44, 66, 81, 91, 97, 124 Ebner, Delbert - 103, 104, 114, 115, 117 Edgett, Karen - Forssberg, Christy - 33, 34, 40, 81, 84, 116 Getty, Audrey - 28, 112 Gingles, Tarmny - 33, 38, 37, 49, 66, 72, 78, 79, 111, 124, 138 Goscha, Denise -- 32, 33, 38, 40, 49, 52, 56, 70, 71, 81, 95, 110, 111 Goscha, Tim - 70, 71, 78, 110, 112 Goscha, Todd - 44, 50, 56, 66, 87, 88, 91, 95, 100 Grammon, Larry - 103, 104, 114, 117, 129 Graves, Anne - 33, 49, 53, 54, 55, 59, 87, 90, 101,114 Graves, Danny - 33, 44, 50, 56, 74, 75, 78, 101 H-I Hanke, Darcie - 70, 78, 94, 112 Hanson, Chris - 41, 49, 59, 60, 70, 78, 91, 97, 100, 117 Hanson, Ken - 28, 44, 56 Harbers, Gary - 33, 35, 36, 81, 92, 117 Harmon, Chuck - 33, 44, 66, 68, 78, 112 Harmon, Joe - 44, 79, 109 Hilburn,jace - 87, 88, 91, 112 Hilburn, Scott - 44, 45, 66, 99, 101, 102, 105, 114,116,117 Hildebrand, David - 44, 46, 50, 52, 66, 81, 94, 97, 110 Hoback, Karly - 35, 36, 39, 68, 70, 74, 79, 95, 135 fioback,lCin1--37,39,4o,41,42,7cg99,1o2,1o5,1os,114 118,127,128,135,144 Hoback, Kris - 35, 37, 40, 74, 87, 135 Lundstrom, Olle - 33, 44, 46, 50, 56, 57, 58, 70, 74, 92, 99, 101,1o5,167,114,115,116,11s,151,144 Mzckin, Bonnie - 84 Mcrklein, Gina - 33, 49, 53, 55, 86, 87, 101, 113 N-o-P-Q-R Hockman, Lyle Horning, Duane 103, 105, Hultgren, Hutchinson, Billee - 84, 94 Hutchinson, Shari - 114,116, jackson, Bob - 29 Jager, Dave - 44 101 112, 117 f Niblock, 11 - va, 74, 79, 92, 94 75, 79, 92 Neil iii' 42,91, 120 Noel! 44, 56, 57, 95, 97, 104, 106,108, 114, Nyla 11, 7 iii 71- 33, 40, 86, 87 Nylan- 1,,ti 50, 51, 66, 99, 102, 105, 114, 115 Eddy-97, 105, 106, 114 Orr 33, 34, 44 33, 53, 55, 70, 73, 80, 137 116,137 Schneider, Lloyd Schneider, Randy - 33 Schneider Scholes Short, 33, 94, 90,91, 112,116 3 37 38 40 42 Veh, Cara Stanton Stanton, T Stark, Pam Stark 73, 75, 44, 46, 50, 62, 63, 64, 66 37, 33, 39, 41, 47, 49, 53, 93,112 34, 36, 39, 44, 45, 50, 51, 52, 127,129 Veh, Stacy 107,1 Vess agner, Wan, 42, 49, 54, 55, as 56, 84, 85 56, '70, 71, 73, 75, 80, 97 97, 100,101, 104,107, 108,114 34, 44, 50, 62, 64, 66, 81, 100 33, 34, 5658, 68, 69, Watt, 32, 33, 50, 51, 52, 56, 33, 39, 40, 49, 116 Sullivan Sullivan, 35, 36, 44, 46, 56, 34,35,37,38,39, 136, 137 50, 52 56, 66, 98, 46, 50,556, 57, 1 ,,,, 5 is sw. . 5 N in X, ! K ' ' Q 7 A s i' -' is .t , ., ' K , . R ., s la . - Q .3 I r .. fe 9 r- J .. 'N J ' if X- H -- . f Bs ,fa i . E- W x. ,,L . ,W 1. X ' x .K The yearbook staff of 1980 consisted of: Top Row: Mary Sullivan, Brenda Sanson, Rose Vahle, Laurie Hultgren, Shari Hutchinson, Pat Sansom, Brenda Brobst, Tam Leydig and Rose Ohlsen Second Row: Stacy Veh, Angie Becker, Becky Becker and Deb Stanton Third Row: Olle Lundstrom and Kim Hoback C not pictured is Scott Starkj Now that the yearbook is complete I would like to thank those people who made this annual possible. The biggest thanks goes to the advertisers, who without, a yearbook would be impossible. Next, special thanks to the staff and photographers, who spent so much of their time trying to make the 1979-80 yearbook a success. Also I would like to thank Gyola Pears for her many hours of work on the division pages. Last but not least, a very warm thanks to Mrs. Archer. Without her patience, hard work and understanding the yearbook wouldn't exist. Thanks again Xml-l Kim Hoback Editor - g