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

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fl. IV x'Y.f l. Our popular basketball and baseball coach is Mr. Carl Matthusen, Mr, Mate thusen is also boys' gym teacher and in- structor in general science. 2. Another alumna that Logan is proud to have as a member of the faculty is Mrs. Walter Lowry. Mrs. Lowry teaches English and music. ln the music departf ment she directs the girls' chorus and the junior choir. 3. English and algebra classes are in- structed by Miss Vera Macdonald. Through her diligent efforts as adviser of the Log, Logan has a fine school paper where many an aspiring journalist has learned the rudiments of newspaper work. Miss Macdonald is also Dean of Girls. 4. Future homemakers are taught the fundamentals of food preparation and nutrition by Miss ldella Johnson, another new faculty member. Miss Johnson also supervises the Domecon Club. 5. A new English teacher at Logan is Miss Patricia Mahoney, who teaches ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade English. Miss Mahoney is Winneshielc adviser. 6. Mr. Charles Horton, teaches applied mathematics, advanced mathematics and geometry. He is also adviser of the noon hour organization. 7. Miss Vivian Johnson teaches alge- bra, geometry, and business training. Miss Johnson is also adviser of the Junior Red Cross Council

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4 Page l O l. At the beginning of the second semester, Mr. John Harlan came to Lo- gan. He teaches the senior E n g I i s h classes and is adviser of the stage crew. 2. ln every high school a good library is essential. Logan is proud of its fine library and librarian, Miss Doris Hawks. Her able assistance has proved helpful to many students seeking additional refer- ences and information 3. Mr. Eugene Crider teaches world history and social studies. As a co-cur- ricular activity, Mr. Crider coaches track. 4. Another faculty member in the commercial department is Miss Helen Gilson. She is also senior homeroom ad- viser, and faculty adviser of the Senior Red Cross Council. 5. A new teacher in the physical edu- cation department is Miss Lois Fetty. As adviser of the G. A. A. she directs girls' sports after school. During the first semester, Miss Lucia Weiss assisted in teaching girls' gym classes. 6. Miss Anne Erickson is also a new member of the Logan faculty. Miss Erick- son teaches eighth grade mathematics. 7. Ninth and tenth grade students are guided through their English course by Miss Elsie Engelke. Besides teaching English, Miss Engelke is adviser of the Senior Girl Reserves.

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'.f .- WW Page l 2 l. lnstructor of English is Miss Eloise Morey, The name, Hamlin Garland, brings to mind many pleasant hours spent in Miss Morey's tenth grade English class, studying this famous Wisconsin author. 2. Instructor of United States history is Miss Florence Miller. She also teaches world geography, a new requirement for ninth grade students. 3. Not only do Logan boys learn to play good football, but they are also taught good sportsmanship by their coach, Mr. Ray Nibbe. Besides coaching football, Mr. Nibbe teaches civics, eco- nomics, and United States history. 4. A very busy member of the faculty is Miss Mary Nelson, She teaches world history, world geography, English, and speech. As dramatic coach, Miss Nelson has given invaluable aid in producing many fine class plays. 5. Miss Norma Reichelt is instructor of junior high school social studies. Miss Reichelt is also a member of the senior high social committee. 6. Our physics teacher is Mr. Walter Ranis. l-le is also adviser of the sound crew, and under his supervision, members of the sound crew have produced many realistic effects for dramatic productions. Mr. Ranis also supervises :movies for as- semblies. 7. Mr. Rodney Martin is instructor of chemistry and boys' gym classes. In the field of sports, he is assistant football and basketball coach. Mr. Martin also super- vises Winneshielc photography,