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

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An attempt has been made by this year's annual staff to produce an annual entirely different in its make-up and its written content from any previous Logan annual. We have striven to present in a novel manner an interesting and accurate picture of Logan school life, during the past school year. We would like to thank all those students, too numerous to mention, whose individual contributions have been of so much help to us. The members of the staff are as follows: Typists: Art Staff: Mary Ferris Paul Snyder - Editor Vcfllfn Connell Marjorie McAlear G10f1oTh0mPooo William Laughlin , , Dorothy Danielson Semor P1ctures: Mildred Nelson Ethelmae Lysaker Helen Oliver James Jahimiak Kenneth Remen Walter Dunden Marceleet Dingeldein I-ooo Rooioooo General Write-ups: Wayne Bohrnstedt ' Warren Selbo Jean Granke Kenneth Scholberg Rose Cejaka Lotus Niles Photography Staff: Donald Berthrong Robert Austin Dan Mealy Lotus Niles Business Staff: Lloyd Peterson Richard Haefner Ethel Thompson Evelyn Zunker Dan Mealy Lotus Niles Lillian Krause Donnamae Ulrich Beverly Nelson Roger Spratt Jack Goudy joan Henry Betty Lou Schaefer Helen Chopieska Donald Berthrong Helen Oliver Marion Dansberry Earleen Miller Phyllis Inderberg Lois Bahwell Suzanne Arntson

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IN MEMGRIAM WALTER HAFNER A quiet unassuming boy, who once graced the halls of our school, is with us no longer. He was a model student, who was willing to co-operate with others to the greatest extent of his ability. In his quiet way, he left a deep impression on those with whom he came in contact. He took part in all the possible musical activities since his arrival at Logan. The music department will sincerely miss his singing violin. A physical handicap means nothing to those who have the will power to overcome it and being an active boy, he never gave himself an opportunity to be sorry for himself. We, the students and classmates of Walter, wish to make known our deepest sympathy to his family and close friends.