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

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School Begins Throughout the halls footsteps are beginning to echo, gradually reaching a crescendo as the doors admit those in search of knowledge. The vacation period has ended and once again we must resume our march toward the goal which we have established for ourselves. We hear the shullle of footsteps, the buzzing of voices, the light laughter of the carefree, who en- joy the companionship which can be found only in the halls ofa school. Over one hundred aspirants to pigskin's l-lall of Fame, a record turnout for Logan, reported for the first fall practice under the tutelage of Coach Nibbe. Attired in swimming trunks, etc., they tottered around the field wilting under the sweltering sun. Hopes for a line season are rising. Enthusiasm is at its highest among the student body, who are hopefully awaiting the completion of the new addition. The building will contain a large gymnasium and a fine auditorium, which will seat twelve hundred people. In addition to the loud- speaking system and a new piano in the new aud the alumni association is planning to purchase an organ. A spacious stage is planned, with dressing and makeup rooms heneathit. The now overcrowded band will hold its rehearsals on the new stage and a large pit is being provided for the orchestra. The entire publication staff is looking forward to its future quarters in the structure, which will be opened the latter part ofjanuary. The younger generation, which has entered Logan this fall has begun to lose some of its frightened aspect whenever a teacher appears. Yes, they have actually begun to get acquainted with the faculty and are beginning to realize that they are really sympathetic mortals destined to watch us suffer as we struggle through our high school careers. Some of the more hrilliant of our young hopefuls are even assuming that look of self-assured superiority which envelopes the faces and actions of some of our leading seniors, whenever they answer a uestion correctly. However, even the brightest have ailed to capture that look of hurt indulgence which those Page