Logan High School - Winneshiek Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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I IU lljli U J une Class Officers. C Maui ice Raitsnidcr, John McAllen, Thelma Ruud, Arthur Hinkley President ..... . . . Nlaurice Raifsnider VicefP1'esidcnt . . . ...... Iohn McAllen A Secretary .... ..... T helma Ruud Treasurer . . . . Arthur Hinkley The Senior Class of June, 1931, was well represented in all curricular and outside activities. They were seen on the football Held, basketball fioor, in the musicals and in fact. in every phase of work done at Logan High School. A very admirable production was given by the cast of The Perfect Alibi, presented May 22 and 23. The leads were taken by Maurice Raifsnider and Betty XVinslow under the direction of Miss Nelson. Over one-half of the positions on the lhlinneshiek staff were filled by meni- bers of the Senior Class. Acting as editor-in-chief were Margaret Heck and Adeline Sands. Twenty students had an average of eighty-tive per cent or over, the per- centage for the entire class being thirty-five per cent. The valeclictorian, Audrey Schini had an average of 94.67, while Avalda Becker, salutatorian, was not far behind her with an average of 94.65. Realizing the loss which will be felt through the graduation of the 1931 class, let us. those who follow, take this opportunity to say Farewell and Good Luck. - : PAGE 25 : -

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i Ifllillfli THIRD JUNE BACCALAUREATE SERVICE June 7, 1931 I. Prelude- Gavotte Souvenir .................... ..., H erzherg Logan I-Iigh School Orchestra II. Processional- March Pontificalew ............... ..... G ounod Logan High School Orchestra III. Faith, Hope, and Love ...........,.................. H. R. Shelley Girls' Chorus . IV. Invocation .... ................. I ieverencl joseph Stump, Jr. V. Duet ....... .... IN Ir. Charles Duell, Mr. Harold Dodge VI. Address . .. ........... Reverend joseph Stump, jr. VII. Duet ....... .. .... .. Mr. Charles Duell, Mr. Harold Dodge VIII. Benediction ............................. Reverend Joseph Stump, jr. IX. Recessional-l'Marche Diignitaireu ........................ E. DI. VValt Logan High School Orchestra COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 11, 1931 Theme- Footprints on the Sands of Time. Prelude- Operatic Strains .......,.................. Arranged by Seredy Logan I-Iigh School Orchestra Processional- Hope March ....................... ............ P apini Logan High School Orchestra Essay with Salutatory- Enthusiasn1 .................. .... A valda Becker Essay- Si1nplicity ........................ . . . Muriel Nelson Nightfall,', from Liehestraunf' ...... , ........ Senior Chorus Liszt Essay-''Perseverance' ...................... ..... H arold XN'ood Essay- Integrity .................................... Margaret I-Iawkins Instrumental Duet- Spring Song ............................ lX'lendelssohn X ' p Donald Carr and Harold Wfood Essay-''Synipathy .................................. . . Adeline Ruud Essay with Valed-ictory- Mastery of Thought . . . Venetian Love Song ........................ Senior Chorus Presentation of Diplomas .... ....... ,. . ............ . . . . . . . . Audrey Schini .. . . . ........ Nevin Principal D. E. Field Recessional- Mason Grand March ............................. XYheeler Logan I-Iigh School Orchestra Reception in the High School Gyinnasiuin. -I PAGE 24 I -

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df ABDO, RACHADY Shady l'About the ones we like the best, we can say the least. Hall Guide, Christmas Play 1, Junior Ex. , I V J, rbi. ANDERSON, .LEONA fLShe's not lazy, but she V, l dpesift like to hurry. ff ' xi , 1 ' Volldy Ball, Basketball, G.A.A. 1 2,5-'3, 43 Secretary 45 Hall Guide, b!fGT'R 1, 2, 3, 4, A Night of If Song , Jr.-Sr. Prom Connnitteeg Style Show. Eve The never faili sw of her ever-rea e. GR123,4gG. .A.2,3Q H'a11'csC1aa'e. BLACK, EVELINE 1 : CHERRIER, RALPH Chickl' He never has a worry, He's never in ri hurry. Hi-Y 2g Sea Scouts 2, Hall Guide: Class Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3 4, Class Play. DICKSON, BLANCHE In her very quaint quietness, there is charm. L. C. C. 4. ENGH, RALPH He talks little, he must be wise. Junior League Basketball 1,2g Home Room Basketlmll 2, 35 Intramural Basketball and other Sports 3. I IU lfli -:PAGE 26:- AB RAHAM, MARGARET :'Molly A pleasant combination of good student, good sport, and good friend. Hall Guide. BECKER, AVALDA I'm not afraid of work. Comet 3, 49 President 4: Or- phean 3, 43 L. C. C. 43 Vice- President 43 Hall Guideg Oftice Page 43 XVinneshiek Stal? 3, 4: Christmas Program 43 Student Conference 4, Salutatorian. .lgwf CASBERG, ELIZABETH Cassie She needs no introduction G. R. 1, Hall Guide: Style Showg Domecon 2, 3, 4. COUGHLIN, DONALD Now what can we say about you? DOIEERVVICIC, ELEANOR She was only a Sea Scout's sweetheart, but- Once in a Blue Moon , Inha- bod Crane , Bells of Capis- tranoug L. C. C. 45 G. R. 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Vice-Presb dent 45 Thalia 1, 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent Jr. 19 Treasurer Sr., 39 Secretary 43 A Night of Song , Volley Ball, Basketball: Hall Guide, Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman, Clown Stunt: Junior Ex., Glee Club 13 wVll'lI'ICSl1lCl'i Staff 45 Pep Club 4g Class Plav. D f . aw J - .340-45 , ' ' ,nf 'Mf- ef FOLKEDAHL, HELEN Ligl1thear.led? No - 'ust blonde. Hall G 2