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

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'IQB 11-A Top liuigEJr.iM:ilo grlutniirrlsl, W. Pcturson, R. Blnnchzird, l'l. Mitchell, R. Mzxringcr, E. Rasmussen, L. Robinson, R. Coney, 2711!1?fIjll'?:EiLl-fdxzzlytlllll, ll. Briggs, C. Corclus, B. Graf, D. Pclilcr, C. Ranum, E. Tliornusgnrcl, B. Exlcy, D. Thorscn, ard Rn,un?Ei.n:I:iyl4xr, A. Goclclncr, M. Eilcrlson, G. Jorgcnson, L. Ritter, W. Henry, E. Gustafson, J. Mclhus, P. !'.70lIl Row-A. Hurnisli, l... Wcnzvl, E.. Bugbcu, A. Tovscn, K. Fish, D. lndcvbcrg, M. Dnnsbcrry, H. Oliver. Twp Row-ll. l,.it1li:sol1.licr, V. Funmukvr, C. Rctzloll, D. Robinson, B. Peterson, R. Rcnnlmut, B. Luclmc. Jnrl IQUIII'-V. lloclkc, D. l'lnlL-, M. I-Inmilmn, J. Stone, I. Smith, B. Pocllingcr, E. Bolclcn, R. Goclzlncr. ful Row---A. .lolinson, A. Cvrmnnson, M. Boululi, M. PL-aicock, A. Miller, M. Dusso, E. Murphy. Frmzl Ron:-A. slilllllllllllll, ll. Si-cky, A. Rice, D. Palnsl-cn, L. Scllricr, L. Barnuy, J. Howard, P. Dutchcr. -Af, xp! ll -ff A boy in his element would be a suitable title for this photograph. This is another student in quest of thorough- ness in woodworking, He wields a careful hand to the operation of the shaper. WHEN S W- f 1 , a -'L x i f , K. ..., Page I5

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At XX!Ol'l4 XAXDCJ play 0 o 0 0 o 1ll Office secretary Ruth Veir 12l Miss Johnson prepares coffee at a senior Picnic. 13l An interested on- looker. 14l Prof. Spears elaborates on a science experiment 15l Mr. Saenger shows the boys how it's clone. 161 At rest! 171 Mr. Cunningham, busy as usual. 18? Watch it. . .there. l9l Our popular teachers take their wives on o trip. 1lOl Cord sharks! in dramatics has as its instructor Mr. Earl Hoover, golf coach, who also teaches English and supervises the stage crew. The familiar flash during an assembly can be traced to Mr. Earl Cunningham, photograph- er and chemistry instructor, who also supervises the Winneshiek photographers. Movies during assemblies are operated by the sound crew under the excellent supervision of Mr. Walter Ranis, our physics instructor. Mr, William Spears, in- structor in general science, is also the Dean of boys and advisor of the Logan Log and Winne- shiek business staff. Mechanical drawing is taught by Mr. E. Saenger who supervises the hall guides. Teacher of garage mechanics and one of the advisors of the senior homeroom is Mr. Burt Smith who is also the Captain of the Logan Page l4 Sea Scouts. Mr. Harrison Church is our instruc- tor in wood-worlcing and holds the position of assistant athletic manager. Seventh grade arithmetic classes and the baton class are instructed by Mr. Edmund Har- get, equipment manager. Miss Vivian Johnson, instructor of eighth grade arithmetic and advis- or to the Jr. Red Cross Council, has for the past semester taught both business training classes. General science and boys' gym classes are in- structed by Mr. Carl Matthusen, our basketball and baseball coach. Geometry and algebra are taught by Miss Edna Seilstad and Mr. Harold Beatty. Mr. Beatty, a new faculty member, also supervises our progressive Noon Hour Organiza- tion and assists all coaches.

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'l'l-A N. if' ,gray nw! -,V ,,l?e2E?e,, ,g,fgE:l rf .53 11-A ,aa Top Row-V. Hall, J. Pitlcngcr, J. Beranek, G. Thomas, E. Colburn, W. Carroll, L. Williams, G. Neuman, K. Graves, R. Bice, J. Goody, L'. May. 2nd Row-C. Connell, D. King, J. Ralston, W. Woodruff, R. Mellao, D. Wang, W. Laughlin, W. Bortz, M. Smith, L. Niles, R. Wilhcilm. 3rd Row-R. Johnson, A. Caisscll, E. Akripght., J. Docl-chaxm, S. Thompson, C. Fziuvcr, K. Scholhcrg, L. Richer, L. Scher- niler torn. 41h Row-C. Simpson, D. Ferries, W. Smith, R. Woodrull, A. lverson, K. Brown, R. Atchison, N. Pohlman. -:lb Row--L. Dxihm, D. Mealy, A. Huhn, R. Ringclzihl, C. Lenox, A. Hanson, L. Lenox, A. Foellmi. From Row-HL. Luchnc, C, Zcrhcs, W. Duckworth, D. Weiss, R. Luchnc, W. Chester. Top Row-G. Huvincl. M. Sheldon, B. Horner, C. Hull, D. Ulrich, A. Dnssc, R. Wigdahl, R. Cciuka 2nd Row-A. Follcr, S. I-'Iill, G. Mulrinc, l. Taylor, Kronbcrg, K. l'lnu!.u.-n, M. Sclilcgul, J. Grzxnku, W. Cunclcrloclc. 3111 Row-lN'1. Frank, D. Poncrs, M. Rohrcr, M. Fcrrls, M. Norcross, R. lxrnfl, M. Snphncr, E. Chulsma. F1'on1Ruw-M. Wurlcl, B. Broilzman. A. Holter, L. Krause, J. Lovejoy, E. Thompson, B. Guhrud, P. Nclwal. 1, E,-5.jQ.,,,,,..f, .Lx M... r i Here we find two members of the en- terprising art classes working on a mural. The art department is one of the most progressive divisions of our curricular. Its most talented students formed the Art Club, now in its second year of existence. This department also does an important Page l 6 share in the composition of the annual.