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

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12-B Girls Top Row-V. Ames, F. Fauver, M. Krueger, J. Lowe, B. Sokolik, D. Otto, A. Mark, A. Riley Second Row-C. Brinstad, H. Jorgenson, D. Woll, V. Graf, I. Stephens, A. Davison, K. Kuschel Third Row-A. Skoy, D. Daniels, A. Morrcl, A. Mlsna, E. Stoltz, B. Brown, L. Nelson, M. Smith Fourlb Row-L. Tovsen, B. Chaffee, J. Blank, D. Dolato, M. Taylor, M. Musser, S. Eide, P. Arenz Front Row-V. Johnson, M. Dingledein, C. Graf, F. Thompson, L. Will, B. Miller, B. Benz 12-B Boys Top Row-H. Payne, B. Sehumacker, A. Britt, W. Selbo, D. Ranum, T. Rye, D. Nichols, D. Betsinger Second Row-R. Austin, W. Worst, J. Lokken, D. Berthrong, E. Grimslicl, J. Zuliticy, L. Scholl Third Row-C. Parish, D. Brinkman, J. Kraft, K. Ames, E. Lyons, E. Peaslee Front Row-V. Kuehl, J. Inderberg, L. Germanson, W. Bohrnsteclt 12-B Girls Seniors at last! We have been steadily climbing the ladder to reach this lofty height and we find 'tis looking downward, rather than upward, that makes one dizzy. We can be called dignified Seniors in name only, for even though we have in our midst, students of high scholastic standards, velvet-throated songsters, ravishing beauties, future Olympic stars, serious and vivacious personalities, alas, none are dignified. But we have conducted ourselves in a lady-like manner and through individual and combined achievements have made a name for ourselves. So listen Juniors, don't fret and sigh, for you, too, will be Seniors by and by. Arleen Skoy 12-B Boys Typification of this group would task the accomplished masters themselves. Although their moods are veriable they have proven that they can undertake a group project. Proof: The January Promenade. When the theme In The Garden of the Moon was played, a feeling of contentment spread over them, for each had taken his part successfully. Dignity, one of the accessories of every senior, plays but a small part in the lives of these indivi- duals. But what are we supposed to be, automatons to society? Why can we not formulate our own codes, so that we will not become servants of the psuedo-god High Society. Do not assume, however, we wish to be ruled by no one. We respect the advice of our elders, and hope that someday we will be able to repay those who have started us on the Road of Life. Donald Berthrong Page 29

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CLASSES

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1 1-A Girls Top Rowfli, Dusso, A. Sagen, H. Chapko, M. Smith, I. Smith, B. Nelson, H. Stohalcken, E. Hause, J. Ulrich, E. Ellis Secmgi lIsiJwTD. Harm, N. Hanson, M. Sarner, K. Smith, G. Benz, M. Kaus, C. Hawkins, G. Thompson, C. Rohrer, . cnc ez Third R0waM. Scott, J. Argall, D. Remcn, B. Gilberg, J. Cole, E. Brown, V. Roth, B. Waldorf, M. Nelson, A. Brinkman Fourth Row-M. Bogie, L. Miles, H. Carlberg, D. Whipple, V. Yahr, V. Connell, B. Karis, A. Peterson, V. Johnson, A. Luhm: n Fiftb RowlV. Taylor, H. Church, H. Michl, B. Larson, I. Ravenscroft, B, Bahwell, hi. Nessler, D. Weiss, B. Phelps Front Row-R, Netwall, V. Richmond, V. Cain, A. hlittlcback, V. Michels 1 1-A Boys Top gawfw. Koebel, R. Thorsen, L. Sagem, R. Michaolson, R. Martin, R. Eddy, R. Meyer, J. Fauver, L. Cooper, R. UVVCYS Second RowfR. Hauser, J. Wheeler, P. Olson, J. McHugh, T. Kinney, H. Knebes, D, Wioderhoeft, D. Robinson, H. Campbell Third Row-C. Pittman, J. Campbell, R. Haas, J. Weber, L. Johnson, M. Monsoor, L. Gilbertson, F. Ziebcll, E. Rololl Fourth Row-E. Noe, R. Kocpcke, W. Knutson, W. Jenson, M. hdourning, O. Green, J, Roth, L. Simpson, D. Shilter Fiftb Rr-wel-'. Bietz, J. hdealy, G. Dawes, R. Carr, K. Ebner, D. Fuchs, R. Wiggert, W. Norcross F1onzRawfE. Hanson, R. Bictz, E. Schultz, R. Lachman, J. Jahamiak, D. Hall, L. NlcLcatl 11-A Girls When almost sixty girls congregate daily there is sure to fun and laughter as well as disagreements. Our enrollment, once seventy-two, has dropped to fifty-eight, but that, however, does not meanthat the quality has been affected. The group has so much pep that a campaign has been started to minimize the talking and unnecessary noises during the homeroom period. Our officers in most cases have proven effici- ent. Especially is this true in the case of the treasurer, as Beverly Nelson held that position for three successive semesters. It is our hope that our girls will become ambitious, helpful and such indispensable seniors that all will say, We miss the class of 1940. Virginia Johnson . 11-A Boys There are just two things that the 11A boys have their mind on at the present time, the Junior-Senior Party, and who to take to it. The fund raising campaign being over, we can look forward to the party with an untroubled mind instead of breaking out with cold sweat when ever we think of it. But then, who can picture someone like the wisecracking Ottoway Greene, the irrepressable Jim Jahimiak, or that athletic genius, Jack Weber, worrying about financial troubles. They have enough trouble figuring out how that scholastic whiz, Bob Meyer, can get straight A's and still be human. Regardless of all other things we may not be too successful in, welre going to put that party over with a bang, and that bang won't be its flop-we hope. James Jahimiak Page 50