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

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No matter what season of the year it may be, our c o u l e e region with its bluffs and rivers has a strong appeal for those who admire the glories of nature. The editors of the l96O WINNESHIEK have u sed scenes from our area as o background in portraying life at Logan Senior High School which, we believe, is as varied and attractive as the country- side in which we work and play. 55 if I gems-vp-N MRS. MABLE TERPSTRA Attendance Director MR. ARTHUR F. JORDON 'EF ix: 3 glglzi 22 1 28. 23. Nr MR. DONALD E. FIELD Principal of Logan Senior High School, River Falls State College, B. Sc., University of North Dakota, M. Sc., Northwestern University, Grad- uate Work, University of Wisconsin, Graduate Work. Administration Superintendent, La Crosse City Schools, Lo Crosse, Wisconsin. MR. RODN EY MARTIN Guidance Director - 1 g QL. , L is W L wa, K, 'P , J i . i 7: .f, ,f -MQ? s, N, af The majesty of The bridge which spans the Missis- sippi River at La Crosse bespeaks the skill of artisans. 4 i H21-:rs in Q2 I, , - JA-,, 5:3524 Fclculfy MR. CHARLES BURCH U.S. History and English, Sports Announcer, Tenth Grade Homeroom. Wiscon- sin State College at Stevens Point, B. Sc. MR. JACK FENDT Driver Education and Geo- graphy, Assistant Football and Baseball Coach, Eleven- th Grade Homeroom. Carroll College, B. Sc. 6 . MR. ARDELL AARSTAD Physical Education and Bio- logy, Health Director, Coach of Track and Tumbling Teams. La Crosse State Col- lege, B. Sc., University of Minnesota, University of Nevada, Colorado State Col- lege of Education, M.A. MR. ARTHUR BRONSON Business Education Subjects, Coach of Sophomore Basket ball, Eleventh Grade Home- room. Whitewater State Cal lege, B. Ed. MRS. FRANCES MR. MARSHALL HAUGEN GUENTHER American Problems, Football English. La Crosse State Col- and Golf Coach, Tenth lege, B. Ed. Grade Homeroom. St. Olaf College, B.A. MRS. VIVIAN DRAKE Mathematics, Senior Home- room. University of Minne- sota, B.A. MISS HELEN GILSON Business Education Subiects, Advisor of B.E. Club, Store- roam Manager, and Produc- tion Work. Whitewater State College, B. Ed., University of Wisconsin. l MR. EARL KOLCINSKI Biology, Tennis Coach, Elev- enth Grade Homeroom. La Crosse State College, B. Sc., University of Wisconsin, Ore- gon State College, M. Sc. MISS .IO ELLEN MARSH German and Latin. Carroll College, B. A. MR. KERN KIELLEY Cabinet Making and Mech- anical Drawing, Tenth Grade Homeroom. Dubuque Uni- versity, Platteville State Col- lege, B. Sc., Wayne State University, M.A. MR. RODN EY MARTIN Guidance Director, Athletic Director, Basketball Coach. Ripon College, B.A.p Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Winona State College, M. S. MRS. GENIVIEVE KOENIG Latin and English. La Crosse State College, B. Ed., Uni- versity of Wisconsin, M.A. MR. LOYD MIEDEN Senior Band, Choir, Orches- tra, Pep Band, Tenth Grade Homeroom. University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, La Crosse State College, B. Sc., University of Wisconsin at Madison. MISS PATRICIA MAHONEY English, School Publications. University of Minnesota, Milwaukee State College, La Crosse State College, B. Sc., University of Wisconsin, M. Sc. MRS. MARLENE MARTIN Physical Education and Home Nursing, Advisor of Pep Club, G. A. A., and Cheerleaders, P. T. A. and Social Committees, Tenth Grade Homeroom. Wiscon- sin State College at La Crosse, B. Sc. 7 MISS ELIZABETH MILLAM Art, Art Committee Eleven- th Grade Homeroorn.Univer- sity of Hawaii, Winona State Teacher's College, B. Ed., University of Minnesota, M. A. 'vfsvg f - Wx , A. Lk - 3 ts., 3 ' if K , E 3. 1. V .7 H E . f. Q MR. L. R. OELKE Business Education Subiects, Business Manager of Finan- ces. Central Michigan Col- lege of Education at Mt. Pleasant, Wisconsin State College at Whitewater, Uni- versity of Wisconsin, B. Ed. N341 MISS FLORENCE MILLER U.S. and Modern History, Eleventh Grade Homeroom. University of Minne- sota, University of Californ- ia, University of Wisconsin, B.A. MRS. LILA NEUHAUS Home Economics and Eng- lish, Assistant with produc- tion costumes, Tenth Grade Homeroom. Stevens Point State College, La Crosse State College, Viterbo Col- lege, B. Sc. MISS SARAH STENBERG Mr. Field's Secretary MRS. ODETTE PETERSON Librarian, Advisor of Library Club. La Crosse State Col- lege, University of Minne- sota, Eau Claire State Cal- lege, B. Ed. MR. RAY NIBBE U. S. History and American Problems, Supervisor of crowds at athletic events, Tenth Grade Homeroom. Carleton College, B. S., Uni- versity of lowa, M. A. MR. WALTER RANIS Chemistry and Physics, Sen- ior Math and Science As- semblies Chairman, Senior Homeroom. La Crosse State College, B. Sc., University of Wisconsin, M. Sc. MR. GENE RENSLOW English, Dramatics, Tenth Grade Homeroom. Austin Jr. College, Winona State College, University of Minne- sota, B. Sc. MR. RAYMOND SAU ER Algebra ll, Math, and Geo- metry, Advisor of Student Council, Assists with Track. University of Minnesota, Michigan College of Mining and Technology, La Crosse State College, B. Sc. MR. BURTON SMITH Machine Shop, Sr. Class Activities Chairman, Senior Homeroom. Stout State Col- lege, B. Sc. The faculty shows its school spirit, even MRS. MABLE TERPSTRA Sophomore and Remedial English, Dean of Girls, At- tendance Director, Advisor of Office Pages. La Crosse State College, B. Sc., Uni- versity of Wisconsin. ' . 5 f f I 315152, ll L, r ,z , it MR. JOSEPH THIENES Chemistry, Advisor of Red Cross, Assistant Basketball Coach. Lo Crosse State Col- lege, B. Sc., University of Wisconsin, M, of S. E. though these two look very serious. ED L'ALD'V?,V ip! ,J 1 .Q-Q! ,- lr: A F, A ,.g-YAC 'iflllf' .ff - MR. WILLIAM TOWNER Mechanical Drawing and Physical Education, Base- ball and Assistant Football Coach, Eleventh Grade Homeroom. Winona State College, B. Sc. MRS. ELSIE VOLLENWEIDER English, Advisor of Y-Teens, Eleventh Grade Homeroom La Crosse State College University of Wisconsin, B A., Northwestern University EA! ya 1 www A9 V! Y Q, 04 5 QWQ JFJ' Q V QQ je Y W f VWM' W V3X?njff? 5 Wi? more PRESIDENT SCHALLER, DANIEL Danny IB- Generall L.C. Club 35 Basketball I5 Football 35 Track I, 2, 35 Tumbling 2, 35 Student Council 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 3. VICE-PRESIDENT GRAHAM, ROBERT Bob lB-Gen- all Sound Crew I5 Student Council I, 25 Football 3. Seniors ALLEN BARBARA Barb IB-Generali National Honor Society5 Latin Club I, 2, Officer I, 25 Student Council I5 Triple Trio I, 25 Choir I, 25 Operetta I5 Office Page 2, 35 Pep Club I, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Officer 35 I ALLEN, JAMES Jim IB-Generali Basketball I, 2, 35 Football 35 German Club I, 2. ANDERSON, BRENT Andy IB-Industrial? Basketball I5 Choir I, 2, 35 Operetta I, 2, 3. l L I ATKINSON, DAVID Dave IA-lndustriall Football I. BALLINGER, BARBARA Bobs lA-Commerciall Pep Club 25 Choir I, 2, 35 Operetta I, 2, 3. BANGSBERG, CANDY Cans IB-Commerciall Pep Club l, 2, 35 Office Page 2, 35 B.E. Club 2, 35 Student Council I. BERANEK, JAMES Jim IB-General? Track I, 2, 35 Tumbling I, 2, 35 Football I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 25 Officer I5 Jr. Ex. Finalist 25 Pep Club 3. BERG, NANCY Nana IB-Generali National Honor Society5 Choir I, 2, 35 Operetto I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 2, Of- ficer 25 Red Cross 2, Officer 25 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Log Staff I, 35 Homeroom Officer 2. BERND, JOAN IB-Commerciall Latin Club 25 B.E. Club 3. 2 SECRETARY TREASURER BEY, GARY CB-lndustriall. BLANCHARD, GERALDINE Gerri CB-Commerciall Pep Club l, 2, 3, Choir l, Student Council l, 2. BRONSON, LYNDA Brons lB-Generali National Honor Society, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Officer 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Operetta l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, Swing Band l, 2, Pep Band l, 2, Orchestra l, Triple Trio l, 2, Organ l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Winneshiek Staff 2, 3, Log Staff l, 2, 3, Editor 3, Dramatics l, 2, 3, Student Council l. CHRISTOPHERSON, DAVID Dave CB-lndustriall Foot- ball 1, Track l. COATY, WALTER Bill iB-lndus- triall Track 3. COMPTON, JANE CA-Commerciall Orchestra l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, Homeroom Officer l, 2. LUNKE, PAULINE Paul lB-Gener- all Pep Club l, 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, Choir l, Homeroom Officer l, 3, German Club l, 2, Officer l, 2. LA POINT, DENNIS Denny 18-in- dustriall Golf l, 2, Football l, Win- neshiek Staff 3, Editor 3, Homeroom Officer 3, L. C. Club.2. BURCH, JUDITH Judi CA-Commercial? Y-Teens l, Library Club l, 2, 3, Twirler 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 3, Pep Club 3, Baton Club l, 2, 3, Log Staff l. CAGLE, SHARON lA-Commerciall Red Cross I, 2, G.A.A. l, Y-Teens l, Library Club I, 2, 3, Officer 3, Baton Club l. CASPERSEN, RICKY Rick lB-Generali Ger- man Club I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football l, Baseball l, 3. 413 DACEY, PATRICIA Pat IB-Commerciall Pep Club 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Officer 35 B.E. Club 2, 35 Winneshiek Staff 35 Log Staff 35 Office Page 2, 3. DAGENDESH, ANN IB-Commercial! B.E. Club 2, 3, Officer 35 Office Page 2, 35 Pep Club I, 2, 3. DE BETTIGNIES, MAR- GARET IB-Commerciall National Honor Society5 B.E. Club 35 Homeroorn Officer I, 2. DENT, BARBARA Barb CA-Commerciall Pep Club 2, 35 B.E. Club 2, 35 G.A.A. I5 Fall Festival Court 3. DEYO, LORNA iB-Commerciall Choir I, 2, 35 Operetta I, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Triple Trio I, 2. DIKEMAN, KAREN Dykes IB-Commerciall B.E. Club 35 Office Page I, 25 Red Cross I5 Winneshiek Staff 35 Dramatics 2, 3. FIGGIE, MARGARET Miggs IA-Commerciall Y-Teens I, 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 B.E. Club 2, 35 Library Club I. GALLUP, DAVID CB-Generall German Club I, 25 Band 3. GENZ, WILLIAM Bill fB'Generall Latin Club I, 25 Track I. I4 COOPER, ELAINE Coops IA-Commerciall Band 2, 35 Office Page 35 Red Cross I5 B. E. Club 2, 3. CUN- YAN, CAROLE KB-Commerciall Red Cross I5 German Club I, 25 B. E. Club 2, 35 Log Staff 35 Dramatics 35 Office Page 35 Pep Club 3. CURRIE, KAREN iB-Gen- erall Student Council I, 2, 35 City Youth Council I, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Band I, 25 Swing Band I, 25 Pep Band I, 25 Orchestra I, 25 Log Staff I, 2, 35 Winne- shiek Staff I, 2, 3, Editor 35 Latin Club I, 25 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Choir I, 2, 35 Operetta I, 2, 35 Triple Trio I, 25 Music Clinic 25 Dramatics l, 2, 3. DILLON, BONNIE IA-Commerciali. DOBBS, MARILYN Dobber IB-Commercioll Y-Teens I5 Jr. Cheerleader I5 Pep Club I, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 B.E. Club 2, 35 Office Page I, 2, 35 Badger Girls' State 25 Dramatics I5 Home- room Officer I, 2. DOMSTRICH, JOHN Johnny IA-lndustrioll. DUNHAM, BARBARA Barb IB-Commerciall B.E. Club 2, 3. DURESKY, NEIL Mau IB-Generall National Honor Society5 Student Council '35 Badger Boys' State 25 Football I, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 25 Sound Crew 25 Band I, 2, 35 Pep Band I, 2, 35 Orches- tra I, 25 Swing Band I, 25 L.C. Club 35 Pep Club 3. EASTMAN, DARWIN Dar IB-Generali L.C. Club 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 35 Football 35 Choir I5 German Club I, 25 Officer I. GERKEN, VAUGHN lA-lndustriall Homeroom Officer 2. GOYETTE, CHARLES Chuck lA-Industrial! Track I, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer I, 2. GRAFF, KAREN Graf- tie CB-Commerciall Log Staff I, 2, 35 Pep Club I, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Office Page 2, 35 Winneshiek Staff 35 B.E. Club 2, 3. n . 5 ' .. ' ..,5 E. W- , + .. . fy' ,W , if . -- 25.15 V .- P2 l H ' pr- I I' 5. 2 -w i as f '- .4 4' .. , Ig - . get 1 1 f i ' A., 1 HAUSER, ROGER CA-lndustriall Football 2. HAWKINS, STEPHEN Steve lB-Generall German Club I, 2. HECKELBECK, MIKE Transferred from West Salem High School. HELLERUDE, JOAN MARIE Jo lA-Commerciall Y- Teens I5 G.A.A. I. HEMBD, RALPH QB-Industrial? Track I, 2, 35 Weight Lifting I5 L.C. Club I, 2, 35 Tumbling 3. HENTHORN, DON Bones lB-Generali Basketball I, 2, 35 L.C. Club 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 35 Library Club 25 Football 35 German Club 25 Homeroom Officer I5 Football Manager 25 Pep Club 3. 5 if fx. A . , 3, X' I i HALVERSON, .IULENE Julie lB-Generali Choir I, 2, 35 Operetta I, 2, 35 Winneshiek Staff 35 Latin Club I, 2. HANSEN, LINDA CB-Commerciall Red Cross 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Band 25 Choir 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Log Staff 35 B.E. Club 2, 35 Dramatics 35 Homeroom Officer 2. HARDIE, ROBERT Bob lB-Industriall. HARE, ROBERT Bob lA-Commerciall Choir I, 2, 35 Operetta I, 2, 3. HASTINGS, CINDY KB-Commerciall National Honor Society5 Pep Club I, 2, 3, Officer 35 B.E. Club 2, 35 Office Page 3. HAUGEN, COLLEEN Sis lB-Generall National Honor Society5 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Student Council I, 25 Orchestera I, 2, 3, Officer 25 Latin Club I, 25 N.H.S. Officer 2. ' - , ' T-. is ' 5 .. . fr- NY-was .255 l HETLAND, MARY Schmetland CB-Generall National Honor Society5 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 2, 35 Officer I5 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Officer 25 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Y-Teen Conference Delegate 25 Log Staff I, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer I5 Student Council I, 2, 35 Winne- shiek Staff I, 2, 3. HILL, DONALD Grocha lA- Coursel. HOVIND, NEIL lB-Generall Choir I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 2, Officer 25 Student Council 35 Dramatics 35 Track 35 Homeroom Officer I, I5 JOHNSON, KAREN Johns IB-Generali Pep Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Officer 2, G.A.A. I, 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Band I, 2, Choir I, 2, Operetta I, 2 Winneshiek Staff I, 2, 3, Log Staff l, 2, 3, Editor 3 B.E. club 2, officer 2, Triple Trio i. Jouvsrre, GEORGE lB-lndustriall Track Manager I, 2, 3, L.C. Club I, 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, Homeroom Officer l, 2 KEENAN, CAROL IA-Cornmerciall Homeroom Officer l 1 IVERSON, PALMER KA-lndustriall. JENKS, SANDRA Sandy CA-Commerciall Homeroom Officer I, 2, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Fall Festival Court 3,' B.E. Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, Choir I, 2, 3, Operetto I, 2, 3. JENSEN, EARL IB-Industriall National Honor Society, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, L.C. Club I, 2, 3, Badger Boys' State 2. 3. .. Main hall browsing in action. KING, SHARON Kinger IA-Commercial? Pep Club I, 2, 3, Library Club 2, Red Cross 2, Winneshiek Staff 3. KLEINHAUS, GEORGE IB-lndustriall Homeroom Of- ficer I. KNUTSON, KAY IB-Generall Pep Club l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Office Page 2. I6 KNUTSON, PAUL IA-lndustriall. KNUTSON, THOMAS Knute IB-Generall Student Council 2, 3, Officer 3, Golf I, 2, 3, Jr. Ex. Winner 2, Band I, 2, 3, German Club I, 2, Officer I, 2, Swing Band I, 2, Homeroom Officer l, 2, Log Staff 2, 3, City Youth Council 2, 3, Officer 2. KRAUSE, LOLA lA-Home Economicsl G.A.A. 3, Library Club I, 3, Pep Club I. KRAUSE, ROLLIE Roll CA-lndustriali Choir 2, 35 Red Cross 2. LA FLEUR, JOHN Johnny IB-lndusl triall Football I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Student Council I, 2, 35 Officer 35 L.C. Club I, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer I, 2. LEE, LUCILE Susie IB- Commerciali Pep Club I, 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Y-Teens I5 Office Page I, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Log Staff 35 B.E. Club 2, 3. i LENOX, MARY IB-Generali National Honor Society5 G.A.A. 35 Red Cross 25 Office Page I, 35 Homeroom Officer 25 German Club I, 2. LOKKEN, JOHN IB- Generali Red Cross I5 German Club I5 Football 35 Track I. LOVEJOY, MICHAEL IB-Industrioll Red Cross I. Cindy Hastings and Bob Tooley improve their reading speed by using the schooI's accelerator. MAIER, JOHN Jay IB-Generali Latin Club I, 2, 3. MAIN, JEAN Jeanie IB-General? National Honor Society5 Pep Club I, 2, 3, Officer 35 Latin Club I, 25 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Y-Teen Conference Delegate 25 G.A.A. I, 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Student Council I, 35 Office Page 3. MARTIN, BILL IB-Generali Basketball I, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer I, 25 Badger Boys' State 25 Foot- ball I, 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 35 Student Council 3, Officer 3. LUEDKE, KAREN IB-Generali National Honor Society5 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 2, Officer I, 25 Y- Teens I, 2, 3, Officer 25 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Log Staff 3, Editor 35 Jr. Ex. Winner 2. LUNDE, JUDITH Judi IB-Generali Latin Club I, 25 Y-Teens 25 G.A.A. 2. MACH, KAREN IB-Home Economicsl Pep Club 2, 35 Red Cross I5 Library Club I. y gwff, '1...pfts4fi ' We ' .Y 5 to if '.5e A - 5. is ss ' iii' . z . it .31 I7 H 53 E?3g1:,Q ,.a.? ig- ri if f Q-.w-,r ,, . 'Q -ffgfg'-g,.:I Si 'x i i i iliicw , S -45 A A ..-1 ' ff--am. - 42:21 Rv cu SL MC MAHON, TOM Smiley CA-lndustriali. MELVIN, SHARON Merv lB-Generali National Honor Society, Pep Club l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Homeroom Officer l, Office Page 2, 3. MERRELL, KATHLEEN Kath lA-Commerciall Pep Club 2, 3, B. E. Club 2, Homeroom Officer l. MITTERREITER, DAVID Dave lB-Industriall. MOE, ANDREA Andi lB-Generali Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Officer 3, Y-Teen Conference Delegate 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Log Staff l, 2, 3, Office Page l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, Latin Club l, 2, B.E. Club 3. MOSE, GLORIA Mutts lA- Commerciall Choir l, 2, 3, Operetta l, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer l, 2, Triple Trio l, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Fall Fes- tival C0urt 3, B.E. Club 3, Winneshiek Staff 3. OSLEY, DAVID Dave lA-Industrial? Band l, 2, 3, Swing Band l, 2, Pep Band l, 2, 3. OTTO, MARILYN JEAN Mar lB-Generali Pep Club l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Senior Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Office Page l, 3, Fall Festival Court 3, Latin Club l, 2, B.E. Club 2. PARR, JANICE Jan lA-Commercial! Pep Club l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, B.E. Club 2, 3, Winneshiek Staff 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Operetta l, 2, 3, Triple Trio l, 2. 18 MC COY, MARY lB-Generali Y-Teens l, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2. MC GATH, ROGER KA-lndustrioll. MC KENZIE, JEAN Jeannie lB-Commercial? Pep Club l, 2, Log Staff l, 2. MUNSON, MARY Munce CB-Generali National Honor Society, Pep Club l, 2, ,'3, Officer 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Log Staff 3, Winneshiek Staff 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Officer 2, N.H.S. Officer 3. NETWAL WILLIAM lA-lndustriali Red Cross 2. NEUMEISTER, NANCY Nan IB-Generali Office Page 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, B.E. Club 2. NICKERSON, LOIS Susie CA-Commercial? Y-Teens l, Pep Club l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Office Page l, 2, 3, B.E. Club 2, 3. OLSON, SARA CB-Generali Orchestra l, 2, 3. 0'MEALY, JOEY Dimps KB-Commerciali B.E. Club 2, 3, Pep Club l, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Operetta l, 2, 3. PAULSON, LUTHER lB-GeneralI German Club l, 2. PETERSON, GARY Pete IA-lndustrialI. PHILLIPS, LOIS CA-Commerciall Band l, 2, Choir 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, B.E. Club 2, 3, Red Cross 2, Office Page 3. REAGLES, PATRICIA Pat CB-Commerciali B.E. Club 2, 3, Officer 3, G.A.A. I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Officer 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Operetta l, 2, 3, Log Staff 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, Winneshiek Staff 3, Editor 3, Fall Festival Queen 3. REGEZ, GARY tB-Generali Log Staff I, 2, 3, German Club l, 2, Officer I, 2, Win- neshiek Staff l, 2, 3, Editor 3, Homeroom Officer l. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM Bill IB-lndustriali Band l. RICE, DONALD Don lB-Generall National Honor Society, Winneshiek Staff l, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 3, Homeroom Officer l, Log Staff I, 2, German Club I, 2, Officer 2, N.H.S. Officer 2. RICHARDSON, LINDA Richy IA-Commerciall. RIEL, ROBERT Red KB- lndustriall Basketball I. MW 'S gi 4--K3gf1.2ii I - 4 fivgi E, ,,,,., .,,, -mi gwre 1:-Q H-5,14 f A rc.. f. - . . Q27 - 214, , 5 W.- X :It PIERCE, BARBARA Barb lB-Commerciall Log Staff 3, Winneshiek Staff 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Officer 3, Y- Teens I, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Red Cross l, Office Page I, 2, B.E. Club 2, 3. PIERCE, GARY Speedy KA-Industrial! Band l. PIERCE, MARY JANE Mars fA-Commer- ciall Jr, Cheerleader I, Red Crass I, Choir I, 2, 3, B.E. Club 3. PIERCE, RICHARD Johnny lB-Generali. PRINSEN, RICHARD Rich CB-lndustrialI Football I, Basketball I, 2, Red Cross 2, Officer 2. QUINN, JUDY Jude CB-Generali National Honor Society, Choir l, 2, 3, Operetto l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2. RODELL, CHARLES Chuck CB-Generall National Hon- or Society, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, L.C. Club 2, 3, German Club l, 2, Officer I, 2, Badger Bays' State 2, N.H.S. Officer 2, 3. SANFORD, KENNETH Ken IA-lndustriall, SCHWABENBAUER, GEORGE CA-lndustriall Transferred from Holmen. SHUDA, MICHAEL lA-lndustriall Transferred from Aquinas High School. SMITH, MARILYN JEAN Mar IA-C0mmercial'I. SMITH, RALPH lA-Industrial? Trans- ferred from Holmen. SCHWALBE, TYE lA-IndustrialI. SERVAIS, MARLET V IB-Generali National Honor Society5 Pep Club 35 B.E.f!. Club 35 Log Staff 35 Office Page 35 Latin Club I, 2. ' SEVERSON, FAYE Fazie lB-Commerciall National Honor SocieTy5 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Officer 35 Junior Cheerleader I5 Senior Cheerleader 25 B.E. Club 2, 35 Log Staff 3. ln this case, too many cooks will not spoil the broth! SPENCER, BILL Spence KA-Industrial? Red Cross 25 Choir I. SPILDIE, PAT Pete lA-Commerciall Jun- ior Cheerleader I5 Pep Club I, 2, 35 G.A.A. 25 B.E. Club 3. STALSBERG, JERRY lA-lndustrialI. 20 SMITH, ROBERT Bob IA-lndustrialI. SMITH, ROD- NEY Rod KA-lndustriall Transferred from Holmen. SGLLER, ROBERT Bob KA-lndustriall Red Cross I5 Football I, 2, 35 Track I5 Baseball 2, 3. STARK, SUE lB-Generali Pep Club I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, B.E. Club 3, Log Staff 3. STEARNS, ARNOLD CA-Industrial? Dramatics 2, 3. STEWART, SANDY KB-Commerciall Chair I, 2, 3, Oper- etta I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Officer 3, Y-Teen Conference Delegate 2, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Dramatics I, 2, 3, B.E. Club 2, 3, Log Staff 3, Triple Trio I, 2. 1 SWANSON, ROBERT Bob fB-General? German Club I, 2, Officer I. SWORDS, MARY Suds lB-Generali Pep Club I, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, Latin Club I, 2, Officer I, Red Cross l, 2, Officer 2, Winneshiek Staff 3, Log Staff I, 2, Choir I, 2, 3, Operetta I, 2, 3, Triple Trio I. TAYLOR, GARY IA-lndustriall. TAYLOR, LINDA Tayl IA-Commercial? Pep Club I, 2, 3, Junior Cheerleader I, 2, Senior Cheerleader 3, Office Page I, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, Student Council l, 2, Fall Festival 'Court 3. THORUD, JUDY Jud CB- Commerciall Pep Club I, 2, 3, Office Page I, 2, 3, Y- Teens I, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, B.E. Club 2, 3. TISCHER, JUDY Jud CB-Commerciall National Honor Society, Pep Club I, 2, Choir l, 2, 3, Operetta I, 2, 3, B.E, Club l, 2, Red Cross I. Echo yell! TOOLEY, BOB Gunner lB-lndustriall Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, Golf 3, Red Crass I, Homeroom Officer I, L.C. Club 2, 3. VANDER VELDE, DAVID Dave IA-lndusfriall Baseball 3. VEGLAHN, GARY Gar lA-lndustriall Transferred from Wisconsin Rapids. 21 WELLS, TIMOTHY Tim KB-lndustriall Choir l5 Oper' etta l, WEST, COLLEEN Coz CB-Commerciall Pep Club I, 2, 35 Baton Club l, 2, 35 Twirler l, 2, 35 Major- ette 2, 35 B.E. Club 2, 35 Homeroom Officer l, 25 Orchestra l, 35 Fall Festival Court 35 Junior Cheerleader 25 Office Page l, 2. WHEELER, WAYNE CB-Industrial? Stage Crew 2, 35 Basketball 35 Track 3. WARDWELL, LOREN Lor lB-lndustriall Football l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 Weightlifting l, 2, 35 L.C. Club l, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Pep Club 3. WASHBURN, DARRELL Tiny CB-lndustriall Football l, 2, 35 Weightlifting l5 Track I, 25 Basketball Manager 25 Choir l, 2, 3, Officer 2, 35 L.C. Club l, 2, 35 Operefta l, 2, 35 Boys' Quartet 25 Pep Club 3. WELCH, DE LONA Dee lA'Commerciall Library Club l, 2, 3, Officer 35 Pep Club l, 35 Red Cross l. I Senior homeroom in action. , to l ,A 5 5 i 3 f 2? gl l WILDER5 PATRICIA Pot lB-Commercial! National Honor Society5 B.E. Club 35 Office Page 35 G,A.A. 35 Winneshiek Staff 3. WILSON, DAVID WAYNE Whitie KA-Industriall. ZHARTE, JOHN CB-General? Choir I5 Operetta I. ADVISORS OF THE l960 GRADUATION CLASS Mr. Burch Mr. Haugen Mr. Kielley Mrs. Martin Mr. Mieden Mrs. Neuhaus Mr. Nibbe NWN NO PICTURES TUMA, RONALD Ron lA-lndustriall. ZIELKE, KEN lA-Industrial! Transferred from Central High School. M-u-svn-1-www--u-pw-v 'N X Even on a cloudy day, the skyline of downtown La Crosse shows the industry of its people. ff,,64VVx?Ka.'CL75, . X Q 252-'U-f' ff,7,c'7x,0Z, okob 7 Sffil. M-'Q Z' JAW- Qu.,,a,,,,.J- MHA jaw we-LW? 11? JM? Mffs ,ww giffyff Af0fff,A-65c4.,-Qfdlv A ff' HM M 00.4, ,ffd-405, da., iffy igfjfiiff ,Aw ff aa! .MM will WJ, . Wjjzwgwwijmy pf W Classes 6 5-uf 64 Caoobcfba! M ' 41,9660 JZ!-34, ZZ faawwfuzf. . Q,Y .,... we Qi A . - , 3 1 we . e If A J Q QD? W J ae. Q, ., , Lf? A Si, , , Abbott, Donna Abraham, Fred Albrecht, Marilyn Allen, Barbara L. 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Venita Young, Gary Wk Ziebell, Gail Zielke, Gerald Young, Bob I It .1 1' 5 was 4 yes-f -QA-al The converging of the three rivers at La Crosse with the appropriate sign in the foreground im- presses all visitors. P X ---nf--4. A .U A' 'AAA In Q . by Qkg'---fry.-milk-. , , A ' qu l'j':'J 'S N L 9 A kW,,k..x:illk.. KJ , ix wr. fx .X I QQF-PS - Nwdf -Qfnvwzgw 'k,m-.?i..XLQn vy- Q Q-I Q V. K x -4,52 GNN-x.l,l Q-,XI Qs cf,-...N I, rw. 'f54,vj5r 1, 4x,k3,kNJ F I ,,.. ' N 'Q' wx - F- Q , X Kylix RJ R'Q mf? Jkilfv-'Q-NR1 5-fw-44-,..Lx 1 X D. Q ' 'QA Q 5 'Q , - 1 ' K . .,,- .JK . JMX-..-'fff..v-Af,x 1' Y' K P lv? asv XK-ao. QJ , 1.5 '- . 'XA.1xJ C ,lj--Q3 , fgj xx-JA O ' 1 ,.. P. lt 'Q X f JL-rx..a:, ,,,,, y Q-,QA XX. EH 5' x X' ' R. TR 3 YJ., 'N A :M ,..3,4,,,Q W My ,J W 1 if Lx fi WW jjyx Xwwwvyjydwj fic. Ju P531 A Y ' W Q U Nyfu w w 1 K M3 My Acfivifies I Row Three: Gary Veglahn, Bill Martin, John Strehl,'Tom Knutson. Row Two: John La Fleur, Sandy Jenks, Jean Main. Row One: Karen Currie, Mike Main, Row Row Row 2l7 Executives Three: Lois Anderson, Vicki Italiano, Sharon Kubal, Bob Willer. Two: Anita Hendrickson, John Yehle, Monte Beck, Mary Hetland. One: Neil Hovind, Neil Duresky, Tom Nibbe. B President Vice-President 56CfGf0fY Tarn Knutson John LaFIeur Nancy Jenks Treasurer Sandy Jenks Logan's governing body is the Student Council which consists of six representatives from the senior homeroom and one from every other homeroom in Logan Senior High School. During the Christmas season the council placed a Christmas tree in the auditorium to help emphasize the holiday spirit. One of the main projects of the year is the prom which is sponsored by the Student Council. With the help of the art department they decorate the gym to match a theme chosen by the council. At every sports' event the Student Coun- cil operates the concession stand to raise money for their treasury. The council uses their finances for the benefit of the school. This year the Student Council presented the publications' department with a new Polaroid- Land Camera. This year a student directory was pub- lished for the student body. This book was edited by Mary Hetland and Jean Main. It lists the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the student body and the faculty This spring the Student Council held its Sr. High Representative Bill Martin election for new officers. The school is divided into two parties, the Federalist and the Nationalist, each has a campaign man- ager, who, with the aid of a chosen staff, put on a half-hour campaign show in an assembly. Mary Hetland, Neil Duresky, Torn Knutson, and Vicki Italiano look at the new Polaroid camera the Student Council bought for the publications' staff. Row Two: Pat Reagles, Ricky Caspersen, Don Rice, Den La Point, Gary Regez, Dawn Wegener, Carol Rethlefsen. Row One: Therese Paulson, Danna Harget, Karen Currie, Char Outcelt, Pat Williamson, Judy Schwinefus. Deadline Duckers Story by story, page by page, picture by tion of the annual. picture, the Winneshiek of l96O is completed! Don Hoover and Donna Harget are the From the beginning to the end of the co-business managers and Mary Hetland does school year the staff is kept busy. Composi- all ofthe mailing. They work many noon hours tion, write-up, business, art, photography, and tabulating receipts and writing orders. sports staffs are very essential to the produc- Row Two: Don Hoover, Karen Johnson, Carl Darling, Fred Abraham, Mary Munson, Tom Nibbe, Pat Dacey, Barb Allen. Row One: Mike Main, Marilyn Otto, Julene Halverson, Gloria Mose, Elaine Cooper, Karen Graff, Pat Wilder, Barb Pierce. Q it Y 3 President Linda Hansen , -x 1 Vice-President Irene Chicken Treasurer Dale Conrad Secretary Donna Waller Hearts and Hands Hearts to God and Hands to Man is an expression that describes very well the work of the Junior Red Cross. They not only serve people near at hand but those in other lands as well. The Junior Red Cross Council is com- posed of two representatives from each sopho- more and junior homeroom and three dele- gates from the senior homeroom. Meetings are conducted during homeroom every Thurs- day under the direction of Mr. Thienes. He works very closely with his officers. The secretary was assisted by Harriet McGuire and Joey O'Mealy in writing and typing of the Red Cross reports. The first project each year is a mem- bership drive. Other projects include group visits to local hospitals, gifts to hospitalized children, gift boxes for overseas, and assist- ance to other charitable groups. Back Row: Margaret Lee, Beverly La Sarge, Jim Cooper, Robert Wright, Bill Stark, John Moyer, Terry Sargent, Bonnie Choate, Marilyn King. Middle Row: Judy Wenzel, Barb Johnson, Morguerte Jones, Rita Riniker, Kay Atchison, Judy Corbett, Sharon Kelley, Karen Nickerson, Judy Nimmo, Judy Tompkins. Front Row: Bonnie Collins, Diane Handke, Harriet McGuire, Donna Waller, Joey O'Mealy, Linda Hansen, Dale Conrad, Irene Chicken, Mary Lowell, Lorrayne Lenox. l , . , . . 1 Y ,,,, , . . News Editor Karen Luedke Sports Editor Tom Nibbe News Editor Lynda Bronson Feature Editor Karen Johnson Q G d e r S The deadline is tomorrowlllu states a frantic LOG editor to a bewildered reporter. Room 301 is cluttered with paper, reporters, and the four co-editors. The rush and confu- sion can mean only one thing-a LOG is coming out this week. These energetic stu- dents buzzing around the small cubicle called the Pub are the ones, who, throughout the year, faithfully provide the student body with eight newspapers full of news, sports and gos- sip. The LOG serves as a monthly chronicle that can be used for future reference by stu- dents and teachers. A member of the LOG staff is given an opportunity to show his abilities in the field of journalism. About forty students are serv- ing on the staff this year. They were divided, according to skills and interests, into news writers, feature writers, sports writers, and the business staff. Row Three: Mary Munson, Pat Dacey, Mary Hetland, Janet Snyder, Judy Quinn, Andy Moe, Pat Reogles, Carol Rethlefsen, Barb Pierce, Marlet Servais, Pat Williamson. Row Two: Donna Harget, Char Outcelt, Therese Paulson, Karla Bernhoeft, Ingrid Franksen, Judy Schwinefus, Barb Potts, Nancy Berg, Karen Currie, Faye Severson, Vicki Dawes. Row One: Don Rice, Dave Ansell, Pat Ferguson, Gary Regez, Don Hoover, Dan Schaller, Bill Martin, Ricky Cas- persen, Tom Knutson. Row Five: Nancy Knight, Pat William- son, Janet Snyder, Karla Bernhoeft, Carol Cunyan, Marlet Servais. Row Four: Delano Welch, Judi Burch, Susan Stark, Lois Raymond, Mary Reider, Bonnie Rohrer, John Strehl. Row Three: Bonnie Hatlestad, Jayne Hanson, Karen Jensen, Shirley Klein- schrnidt, Anita Hendrickson, Neil Duresky, Loren Wardwell. Row Two: Venita Wuest, Sharon Griswold, Poul- ette Konrath, Mary Lou Smith, Sue Schmuck, Donna Harget, Char Out- celt, Dave Ansell. Row Dne: Carol Kaeller, Pat Thompson, Joey O'Mealy, Linda Hanson, Dan Schaller, Mary Munson, Nancy Opland. 40 .27 Row Five: Brenda West, Barb Prindle, Kay Lunde, Don Henthorn, Fred Ab- raham. Row Four: Barb Powers, Nancy Berry, Judy Blank, Carol Baldwin, Kay Knutson, Marilyn Dobbs, Judy Thorud. Row Three: Dennis Duck- worth, Neil Hovind, John Moyer, Gail Ziebell, Nancy Neumeister, Lois Nickerson. Row Two: Darrell Wash- burn, Karen Currie, Lynda Bronson, Sandy Stewart, Karen Johnson, Faye Severson, Karen Luedke. Row One: lngrid Franksen, Dawn Wegener, Judy Schwinetus, Barb Potts, Cheryl Bruemmer, Jim Beranek, Judy Hend- rickson. Row Three: Karen Graff, Sue Lee, Sharon Melvin, Sue Williams, Jeri Hilmae, Kathy Kielholtz, Sharon Aus- tin. Row Two: Mary McCoy, Pat Steele, Karen Mach, Mary Hetland, Pat Dacey, Ann Spooner, Sharon Ku- bal. Row One: Lois Olson, Marilyn Otto, Barb Dent, Gail Wardwell, Mar- garet Figge, Vicki Italiano, Kay Mar- shall. l President Mary Munson Vice-President Cindy Hastings The familiar strains of Onward Logan may well introduce you to a Logan Pep Club meeting. The club's main purposes are to back the school's athletic teams and promote good sportsmanship. They have a special section reserved at basketball games, so that they may lead the rest of the student body in cheering. The members of the Pep Club put on skits for the pep assemblies. This year's skits included everything from a dancing horse act to a take-off of Gunsmoke with Mar- shal Haugen and Chester Fendt. These heroes stopped the Red Raiders from stealing the Ark of Victory from Loganville. The main activity of the year is the Fall Festival which is co-sponsored with the Stu- dent Council. Pat Reagles, the i959 Fall Festival Queen, was crowned by King Earl Jensen. Members of the l959 Court were: Barb Dent and Chuck Rodell, Sandy Jenks and John La Fleur, Gloria Mase and Bill Martin, Marilyn Otto and Bob Soller, Linda Taylor and Jim Allen, Colleen West and Darrell Washburn. The Pep Club also engages in several money making activities. Logan pins were sold during Fall Festival Week, dances were sponsored after games, a carwash was held in the spring, and buses to out-of-town games were sponsored. Officers this year were: president, Mary Munson, vice-president, Cindy Hastings, sec- retary, Barb Pierce, and co-program chairman, Karen Johnson and Karen Jensen. Mrs. M. Martin is advisor of the club. Bench Strength 5 iw' Treasurer Barb Pierce Sec reta ry Jean Main John Strehl, Darrell Washburn and Loren Wardwell re hearsing a Pep Club skit. An old familiar sight at pep assemblies. l Top Row: Kathy Young, Susan Schmuck, Candy Bangsberg, Bonnie Hatlestad, Ann Dagendesh, Cindy Hastings, Mary Anderson. Third Row: Linda Hansen, Marilyn Dobbs, Judy Tischer, Pot Reagles, Nancy Keller, Kathy Jasperson, Colleen Haugen, Mary Ann White Eagle. Second Row: Nancy Jenks, Joey O' Mealy, Barb Banta, Renee Jaeger, Bonita Panka, Janice Eggen. First Row: Sue Smelser, Linda Tabbert, Lois Olson, Marilyn Turk, Mary Lou Smith, Rosanne Betz. Social Secretaries A good leader takes a lot more than his share of the blame and a little less than his share of the credit. This was the hint given the members of the Business Education Club by Miss Ruth Wendlandt. Miss Wend- landt gave the girls many helpful tips. The Business Education Club is composed of girls in the eleventh and twelfth grades who are taking a Business Education course. During the year several programs, both educational and entertaining, were held. A- mong their guest speakers were the Director of the Winona Secretarial School as well as a Top Row: Barb Dent, Mary Swords, Pat Dacey, Marlet Servais, Barb Dun- ham, Judy Thorud. Third Row: Glor- ia Mose, Sharon King, Barb Pierce, Lois Nickerson, Sue Stark, Joan Bernd, Karen Graff. Second Row: Janice Parr, Margaret Figgie, Sandy Jenks, Lois Phillips, Carole Cunyan, Pat Wilder. First Row: Karen Dikeman, Lucille Lee, Lorna Deyo, Faye Severson, Elaine Cooper, Margaret De Bettig- nies. 42 member of the local employment service. The Club also went on a field trip to a large office in La Crosse in the spring of the year. Officers who led the club this year were: Ann Dagendesh, president, Kathy Jasperson, vice president, Pat Reagles, secretary, Kathy Young, treasurer. Chairmen of the important committees were Linda Hansen, social, Cindy :'lastings, program, and Judy Tischer, pub- icity. Miss Helen Gilson is the advisor of the Club. - Judy Walters, Judy Clements, Yvonne Kelly, Harriet McGuire, Sharon Semlar, Louise Semlor, Carol Rimmert, Beverly Patch, Lorraine Lenox, Judi Burch, Delona Welch, Lola Krause, Judy Corbett, Sharon Cagle, Sue Seloover, Sharon Kelly, Clara Burch, Bonnie Johnson, Carol Keenan, Irene Chicken. Book Binders Throughout each day of the school year, the unsung heroines of the Library Club go about their work, quietly and efficiently, to make the library a better place in which to work. Quiet is the password the girLs em- ploy as they check and prepare books for circulation, take inventory, and check peri- odicals. The girls are also responsible for keeping the library clean and orderly. The little things which students take for granted are performed daily by these girls who assume these responsibilities of an active library. Parties are held for special occasions such as,Halloween and Christmas. The li- brary is decorated appropriately for each holiday. During the Christmas season the library has the honor of possessing the only Christmas tree allowed in school. Each year a Christmas tea is given for all of the teachers. At the end of the year, the graduating seniors hold their last meeting by going out to eat at a local restaurant. A picnic in the spring is the last social activity of the club. Those girls who have earned enough service points receive an award at a candle- light ceremony. Only the seniors receive pin guards, a special honor reserved for them. Officers are: Delona Welch, President, Lola Krause, Vice-President, Sharon Cagle, Secretary, Judi Burch, Treasurer, and Judy Corbett, Log Reporter. Mrs. Odette Peterson is advisor of the club. Lola Krause, Delona Welch. Seated: Judi Burch, Delona Welch. Standing: Lola Krause, Judy Corbett, Sharon Cagle. in .JK Back Row: Anita Hendrickson, Dave Ansell, Mike Main, Ron Evenson, Dave Zluticky, Jayne Hanson. Middle Row: Sharon Michaels, Sandy Finanger, Shirley Whitbeck, Jane Ruud, Donna Harget, GailWardwell. Front Row: Karen Jensen, Char Outcelt, Nancy Knight, Carol Rethlefsen. Caesar's Successors The Latin Club of Logan High is growing each year. ln the four years since it has been organized, its membership has increased until now it has a record enrollment. lt is made up of first and second year Latin stu- dents, who if they wish to belong, pay dues of fifty cents a year. There are three clubs this year, a first year club, a second year club, and a combined club. The highlight of the Latin Club's activi- ties for the year is the Latin banquet. The banquet is always in authentic Latin style. The food follows a typical Latin menu and the first year students must dress as slaves. The general chairmen of the banquet this year are Paulette Konrath and Teri Paul- Back Row: Kathleen Senn, Terry Leibel, Darrell Stelling- werf, Gary Young, Donald Dobbs, Barbara Prindle. Third Rows' Janet Snyder, Nancy Opland, Judy Witten- berg, Carol Munson, Dottie Freeman, Pat Mcllvaine. Second Row: Sherry Sanders, Carol Koeller, Pat Thomp- son, Maryanne Sammons, Kay Lunde, Kay Marshall. Front Row: Teri Ann Paulson, Paulette Konrath, Bonnie Rohrer, Karla Bernhoeft, Vicki Italiano. son. The other chairmen are: decorations, Bonnie Rohrer and Pat Thompson, slaves, Kay Marshall, Vicki Italiano, Ken Knutson, and Jim Hudson, food, Sandy Henthorne, menu and program, Karla Bernhoeft and Mary Lord. The officers of the first year Latin club are: consul, Scott Beck, scriba, Teri Paulson, questor, Bonnie Rohrer, aediles, Terry Leibel and Pat Thompson. Second year officers are: consul, Mike Main, scriba, Donna Harget, questor, Carol Rethlefson, aediles, Ron Evenson and Shirley Whittbeck. The second year officers are also the officers for the combined club. Miss J. Marsh is the advisor of the clubs. Top: Mrs. Martin, Delona Welch, Judi Burch, Mary Ann White Eagle, l-larriet McGuire, Mary Lenox, Karen Mach, Mary Hetland, Jean Main, Karen Currie, Vickie Daws, Lola Krause, Kathy Czarnetzki, Karen Schurz, Karen Graff. Left: Nancy Neumeister, Nancy Knight, Sue Lee, Sharon Melvin, Judy Thorud. Right: Sue Nickerson, Shirley Whitebeck, Marilyn Dobbs, Barb Pierce, Marilyn Otto. Center: Barb Allen, Pat Dacey. Left: Kathy Senn, Jeri Hilmoe, Sue Williams, Kathy Keilholtz, Carol Munson. Right: Clydene Hilgenberg, Valerie Tietze, Nancy Opland, Gail Ziebell, Donna Pendleton. Center: Lorraine Lenox, Sharon Michaels. Noted Misses Do you like to play volley ball, go swim- ming or bowling? These are only a few of the many activities that the girls in the Girls' Athletic Association enjoy throughout the school year. Bowling was the major sport during the winter months. Great interest centered around the championship team, the Little Space Girls. Other teams included the Starlighters, Space Setters, Sunrays, The Martines, Moonglows, Moongliders, and Skyliners. A fun night was held at the beginning of the year for the new members. Individual sports and team sports were planned by a com- mittee and refreshments were served later in the evening. A mixed-fun night is being planned for the spring. Each year delegates are selected to par- ticipate in the La Crosse State ColIege's Play Day which is held in the spring. Seniors who have participated in the sports and attended all meetings are awarded a gold pin in a pep assembly Officers for the year were: president, Barb Allen, vice-president, Pat Dacey, secre- tary, Shirley Whitbeck, treasurer, Nancy Knight. Sport heads were: bowling, Nancy Neumeister, and basketball, Marilyn Dobbs. Msr. M. Martin is the advisor of the club. ,ws Row Four: Sandy Finanger, Donna Harget, Char Outcelt, Lynda Bronson, Mary Munson, Karen Jensen, Jayne Hanson, Bonnie Hotlestad, Nancy Berg, lrene Chicken. Row Three: Marlet Servais, Karen Luedke, Mary Hetland, Sharon Melvin, Colleen Haugen, Faye Severson, Neil Curesky, Carl Darling, Susan Schmuck, Sue Smelzer. Row Two: Carol Rethlefsen, Kathy Jose person, Jean Schnick, Stan Johnson, Fred Abraham, Tom Nibbe, Dave Zluticky, Earl Jensen, Duane Kidd. Row One: Sharon Michaels, Pat Wilder, Margaret De Bettignies, Chuck Rodell, Don Rice, Dave Ansell, Ron Evenson, Roger Rozendal, Jean Main, Lois Olson. I 0 Wise Ones Couriers The Hoongerah Chapter of the National Honor Society enjoyed its second year of growth and activity at Logan Senior High this year, to promote scholarship, leadership, serv- ice, and character in the student body. Officers for this year were: Charles Rodell, president, Earl Jensen, vice-president, Mary Munson, treasurer, Jean Main, secretary. Mr. Ray Sauer advises the group. Logan Senior High School has a group of efficient girls who are known as office pages. They serve theirschool by collecting absentee slips, answering the telephone, and taking special information to the teachers. Officers for this year were: Judy Thorud, vice-president, Lois Nickerson, secretary, Dawn Wegener, and Nancy Neumeister. president, treasurer, Row Three: Cindy Hastings, Ann Dagendish, Pot Dacey, Kay Durden, Kathy Young, Sue Smelser, Marlet Servais, SusanSchmuck, Carole Cunyan, Judy Thorud, Nancy Berry. Row Two: Sharon Michaels, Karen Graft, Barb Allen, Mary Lenox, Sharon Melvin, Lois Nickerson, Lu- cille Lee, Nancy Neumeister, Pat Wilder, Elaine Cooper, Sharon Griswold. Row One: Dawn VVegener, Judy Schwinefus, Jean Main, Cheryl Bruemmer, Lois Olson, Morceleet Swartz, Linda Taylor, Lois Phillips, Nancy Knight, Shirley Whitbeck. lrli - Duane Kidd and Carl Darling adjust the am- plifier in the gym. Standing: John Yehle, Milt Tyler, Wayne Wheeler, and George Jolivette, Kneeling: Carl Darling and Duane Kidd. xpert Experts Do you remember the scenery from Antic Spring ? Who sets up the chairs on the stage for the award assemblies? The stage crew knows these and other answers pertaining to Logan. Just ask Milt Tyler, George Jolivette, and Wayne Wheeler, or John Yehle. These boys have to know when to lower the lights for special effect. When you see a spotlight on a certain person or group on the stage, you know that the busy stage crew is at work again. These boys put long hours in on con- structing and painting scenery. They make up a behind-the-scene crew that is definitely a must for any performance given on the stage at Logan Senior High School. Mr. Gene Renslow is their advisor. The sound crew is the organization that keeps the scoreboard clocks, microphones, and other sound equipment in working con- dition. This crew consists of boys who are never found in the spotlight, and yet contribute to the success of many of our school's activities The boys set up microphones for all assem- blies. Awards are received for the services rendered in one year. Only one letter is given to each boy. Boys giving more than one year of service may receive a gold micro phone pin to place on his letter. This year Duane Kidd and Carl Darling are the only two members of the sound crew. The advisor of the crew is Mr. Walter Ranis. Wayne Wheeler and Milt Tyler set up the General Motors assembly. Row Three: Nancy Keller, Kathy Young, Jayne Hanson, Bonnie Hattlestad, Mary Anderson, Karen Jensen, Donna Harget, Lois Olson. Row Two: Marguerite Jones, Carol Rethlefson, Mary Erickson, Sue Smelser, Charlene Outcelt, Stephani Pofal. Row One: Nancy Jenks, Lois Raymond, Mary Reider, Mary Ann White Eagle, Mary Grodevant, Barb Powers. Row Three: Jane Ruud, Jean Schnick, Donna Zimmerman, Karen Johnson, Mary Munson, Karen Luedke, Mary Hetland. Row Two: Susan Schmuck, Judy Corbett, Sue Stark, Nancy Berg, Lynda Bronson, Sandy Stewart, Pat Reagles. Row One: Pat Williamson, Kay Atchison, Anita Hendrickson, Shirley Kleine schmidt, Faye Severson, Jean Main. Row Three: Karla Bernhoeft, Margaret Lee, Ann Spooner, Nancy Berry, Janet Snyder, Venita Wuest, Bonnie Choate, Judy Smith. Row Two: Paulette Konrath, Barbara Prindle, Bonnie Rohrer, Carol Koeller, Judy Blank, Sharon Griswold, Carol Baldwin. Row One: Pat Thompson, Terri Paulson, Kay Lunde, Sharon Austin, Kay Marshall. Vice-President President Secretary Sandy Stewart Lynda Bronson Faye Severson Fellowship Builders Treasurer Andy Moe To grow as a person, to grow in friend- ship with the people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the love and knowledge of God. These are the three goals of Y-Teens. The Y-Teens are iunior members of the Y.W.C.A., and many of their activities are closely associated with that organization. This year the Y-Teens had a very active Inter-Club Council. This club consists of the officers of all the Y-Teen clubs in the city. They sponsored a Coke and Chip Party at the Y.W.C.A. for World Fellowship Day. A Christmas Choir was formed consisting of all Y-Teens in the city. They practiced diligently, and sang at the Hanging of the Greens and at various homes in the city. The Logan Senior High Club, itself, is one of the most active clubs in the school. This is a service organization so the program is varied and interesting. During the year the Y-Teens help the Community Chest, the Y.W. C.A., and also give a program at the County Infirmary. To highlight their social activities, the girls sponsored a Valentine Formal, which was held on February 6. The girls planned and decorated the gym themselves. The theme was chosen by the club. To raise money the club sponsored a dance after the Logan-Cen- tral basketball game. Historian Pat Reagles Eight girls were sent to Lake Gilbert, Camp Talaki, for the annual summer confer- ence. Those who attended last year's confer- ence were: Kathy Young, Karen Jensen, offi- cial and alternate delegates, Mary Munson, Andy Moe, Sandy Stewart, Mary Anderson, Donna Harget, and Jayne Hanson. Andy Moe, Lynda Bronson, Faye Severson, and Sandy Stewart present Mrs. Vollenweider with roses celebrating her twenty years of service as Y-Teen advisor. QI ' I' ,, ' f'I I ,, 0' 'I I I ' 5' I ' I 1 p I P 1 5 ' ' ,' ', ', 0 f ' SO.-0,17 ,'ff,f,f ff , f I ' v, If ' . , ' 'I , ' I 1 I I , I , 1 I , ' I 1 1 I ' 4 4 I 1 , I I I ,' I I I ' A ' I I ' . ' I I 'Q I 1 ' 1' ' I I ' al ' I a I ' ' I 't I ' 5 ' I' n ,af ' I ' I '49 1 , ,, ' CI If 1 .lt ' f I 'O X to 0 I'.,,, ' IQ vo ,tl by 0 Hag., I 1 , 1 , I u:s41?Q ' ' agwmh, I I . Q 0 Q '- N ,, A I 'I Q O I ' O Q A 0 , I 1 , 1 zz:-.M - . - - - I Q . Music and Drama Melody Masters Row Five: Judi Burch, Mike Main, Paulette Konrath, Neil Duresky, Rich Mahlum, Betty McCarthy. Row Four: Lois Anderson, Sue Schmuck, Jeff Osterhout, John Johnson, Gary Paul, Monte Beck. Row Three: Linda Tab- bert, Char Outcelt, Sandy Finanger, Lewis Knudson, Ingrid Frankson, Clydene Hilgenberg, Donna Harget. Row Two: Colleen West, Barb Allen, Janet Snyder, Anita Hendrickson, Barb Powers, Pat Thompson, Sharon Paul, Dave Gallup. Row One: Sharon Kubal, Mary La Fleur, Therese Paulson, Donna Pendleton, Stephanie Pofahl, Nancy Opland, Carol Rethlefsen, Bob Dobbs. Forward march! Two, three, four. Those are the passwords of the Logan Senior High School marching band. Bright red uniforms with white trim dot the football field as the band goes through its paces at home football games. The biggest halftime ceremony is at the Fall Festival where they lead the Fall Festival Parade and provide music at halftime for the queen and her court. Basketball season finds one part of the band working hard at preparing assemblies and playing at some games. This group is call- ed the Pep Band. Because Logon was the host for the Sec- tional Basketball tournaments this year, the band had plenty of work to do in preparation for their appearances at the games. The Logan Band doesn't play just marches and peppy pieces. Once every year they give a concert performance in the annual Spring Soncert. Memorial Day is another busy day for the band. They play in uniform for the yearly Memorial Day Assembly and add the color and pomp necessary to make the assembly a success. The band is under the direction of Mr. Loyd Meiden. Here comes the band! The pep band whips up a storm at o basketball game Donna Horget, Lynda Bronson, Ann Spooner, Mrs. Neuhaus, Char Outcelt. Linda Tabbert, Mary La Fleur, Sharon Kubal, Judi Burch, Lois Anderson, Venita Wuest, Colleen West. Whirlers No band is complete without a majorette and her assistant twirlers, and Logan's band is no exception. Besides marching, the twirlers put on several halftime performances at bas- ketball games. They are under the direction of Mr. Loyd Meiden. Meloclists During the noon hour, once a week the girls who are learning to play the organ have their lessons. They also practice during study halls and make several appearances during the year, including the Christmas assembly and the Spring Concert. Sara Olson, Jane Ruud, and Mary Munson. Jane Ruud, Kay Lunde, Mr. Mieden, Mary Munson, Mary McCoy, Karen Luedke, Art Ingalls, Terry Kellicut, Colleen West, Lorna Deyo, Sara Olson, Colleen Haugen, Marilyn Turk, Bob Dobbs, Dixie Wetchen. Sounds As the house lights were dimmed, the Logan Senior High School orchestra under the direction of Mr. Loyd Mieden began the overture for Oh Doctor, this year's oper- etta. This was only one of the numerous ap- pearances they mode this year. The group lent its harmony to the Thanksgiving Assembly, during the Christmas Program they played selections from The Nutcracker Suite, they offered religious se- lections at Easter, and they added their fine music to the Baccalaureate Service. ol Renown The group practices and rehearses every day during sixth hour, but they also put in many extra hours. Letters for Orchestra are given on the basis of a point system, a red lyre the first year, and a gold bar for each succeeding year. This year, graduating members of the orchestra were awarded key pins with a new crest. t Mr. Loyd Mieden is the orchestra direc- or. MAESTROS 'N ,,. if in X . . , va V X i s if g A S xv gy, 2 Q. if ef 5 1 V Q. d, v 5 5 . ' if 3 , JS g Y Row Four: Ken Knutson, Bob Ellis, Neil Hovind, Tom Lee, Dove Moe, Tom Nibbe, Barb Hare. Row Three: Shirley Kleinschmidt, Ray Birkner, Bill Stark, Rich Mehlum, Dave Du Mez, Dave Zluticky. Row Two: Pat Steele, Maryanne Sammons, Donna Thurston, Carol Rethlefson, Sandy Stewart, Jayne Hanson, Judy Tischer. Row One: Karen Nickerson, Bonita Panka, Lorraine Lenox, Marilou Smith, Julene Halverson, Sandy Hanson, Lynda Bronson, Gloria Mose, Lorna Deyo. ACappelIa Aces The Logan Senior Choir is composed of choir experience. members of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth, Officers for this year were: president, grades. The choir rehearsals are held during Tom Lee, vice-president, Fred Abraham, sec- the fourth period every day, but the group can retary, Sandy Jenks, and treasurer, Darrell often be found rehearsing on week nights and Washburn. week-ends. The choir is under the direction of Mr. Upon graduation, senior members of the Loyd Mieden. choir receive a pin to commemorate their ii V Row Four Dave Sheldon Fred Abraham Dave Jensen .hm Keum Gene Mason Pete Smnth Row Three Clnff Johnson Ruchard Grant Harold Beltlnch Mike Mafn Karen Jensen Donna Harget Anlta Hendrickson Row Two Judy Qumn Lnnda Hansen Joey O Mealy Nancy Berg Mary Swords Sandy Jenks Pat Reagles Sherry Berznnsku Row One Jannce Parr Betty Ghelfn Bev La Sarge Aluce Lorenz Sharon Kelley Marulyn Kung Leone Dahlby Marilyn Turk - N. ANGELS lN CHRISTMAS PROGRAM- Row Two: Col- leen West, Sue Lee, Marilyn Otto, Marilyn Dobbs. Row One: Sharon King, Faye Severson, Judy Tischer. The first offering of the dramatic de- partment this year was a one oct play, Antic Spring. The cast included Mike Main, Shirley Kleinschmidt, Dave Ansell, Clydene Hilgen- berg, Vickie ltaliano, and Neil Hovind. The John Harlan award for dramatics will be given this year for the first time. This award, named after the late Mr. Harlan who was dramatic coach at Logan for many years, is given to the person who is judged to have done the best in a dramatic production. The Breaking of Bread was the title Lights! Dialogue! Action! of the Christmas play which had only two characters, Tim Morrison and John Yehle. Oh, Doctor the operetta presented by the Logan choir this year was a two-act play. Leads included Tom Lee, Fred Abraham, Judy Quinn, Judy Tischer, Shirley Kleinschmidt, John Strehl, Tom Nibbe, Ray Birkner, Ken Knutson, Dave Du Mez, Ken Knutson, Sandy Stewart, Jayne Hansen, Pat Steele, Neil Ho- vind, and Bob Hare. The drama students are coached by Mr. Eugene Renslow. Finale of Operetto, Oh Doctor. We Are the Doctors. We Are the Nurses. Dr, Drinkwoter lTom Leel introduces Honor Uudy Quinnl to Doctors Coffin lRoy Birknerl, Slaughter fDove Du Mezl, ond Cuttem lKen Knutsonl. i Q SHEPHERDS -- Back Row: Bonnie Dillon, Joan Hel- lerude. Front Row: Mary Lenox, Barb Allen, Koren Mach, Lois Phillips. 59 Parents, teachers, and students, at organization meeting of the Booster Club. Wow! Look at that team. Pat Reagles, Fall Festival Queen The Memorial Day Parade. 60 -X Highlights of the Yecir ??? The BIG Day! Judy Lunde, Betty Crocker award winner: Lynda Branson D.A.R. winner. The Valentine Formal. A iii , kr' , v'3ENii'.4Ri'f ag . i if 4, X, if F nn , .V S? ' X ' ' .. I h . h ,,,, v . , 5 , j' faqs , K ,941 i 2 Y in . 5 . f Es? if in K - s .fe The hunter and his dogs fypify the spirit of fall and out-of-door fun in La Crosse County. 225212, E-fa-Cif' , ' 1, Sports wf an BV :iQ?lEi:5'f 7252 Yi' gif T 2- ' L fiikxkgf Qi af Yffiis Q? S E gi Q' 1,1 .A gf xg, w, 2? Row Three: Jim Keim, Dave Du Mez, Dale Conrad, Bill Martin, Ronald Sommerfeldt, Dave Moe, La Vern Grimslid, Fred Abraham, Stan Johnson, Chuck Rodell, Bob Graham, Jim Allen, Bob Tooley, Dennis Duckworth, Manager. Row Two: Pete Smith, Neil Duresky, Charles Luk- witz, Darrell Washburn, Bob Soller, Earl Jensen, Loren Wardwell, Monte Beck, Tom Nibbe, Darwin Eastman, Bob Kuehl, Kurt Jensen. Row One: Scott Beck, Dave Zluticky, Dave Jensen, Pat Korish, Ken Knutson, Steve Olson, Dan Schaller, Jim Larrabee, Joey Aylsworth, John La Fleur, J im Beranek. Battling Bruisers Logan, a quite young and inexperienced team, wrapped up the '59 season with three wins and five losses, The Rangers matched wits with several powerful grid teams. With a spirit of fight and determination, they came through fairly well. Five foot eleven inch, one hundred and eighty pound Dale Conrad, led the scoring attack with 38 points. Dale, a junior, also made the All-City First Team, a- long with Co-Captains Earl Jensen and Bob Soller. Jensen, a six foot two inch, two hundred and five pound three year letter winner with an educated toe, booted 33 conversions and intercepted 3 passes from his line-backer slot. Bob Soller, a six foot one inch, two hun- dred and ten pound and an alert, aggressive leader in the line, provided the spark needed for a strong defense. Soller was also voted most valuable player by his teammates, Big Darrell Washburn, a senior, was also a three year letter winner. Two-year award winners included se- niors: Chuck Rodell, Loren Wardwell, Bill Martin, John La Fleur and Jim Beranek. The juniors were Dale Conrad, Fred Abraham, Stan Johnson, Tom Nibbe, Ted Paulson, Monte Beck, and La Verne Grimslid. First year award winners included seniors: , . Neil Duresky, Darwin Eastman, Bob Tooley and Dan Schaller. Other first year awards were received by Pete Smith, Bob Kuehl, Ron Sommerfeldt, Pat Korish, Joey Aylsworth, Dave Zluticky, Dave Jensen and Charles Lukwitz. Awards were also given to managers Dennis Duckworth a-nd Dave Du Mez. LOGON 6-EAU CLAIRE REGIS 30 An inexperienced Ranger squad traveled to Regis only to fall before them 30-6. Four of the Ramblers' touchdowns came in the first half, but they were held to one in the second half. Logan's lone tally came from a l4 yard scamper by Dale Conrad. LOGAN 2l -RICHLAND CENTER 6 Within five minuts of the second period of this game, Logan exploded for three touch- downs and conversions. The Hornets dominat- ed the first quarter of play and in that time received their only points. Touchdowns by the Rangers were made by Conrad and Nibbe. LOGAN O -WINONA 32 On a sloppy, rain splattered field Logan gridders just couldn't move the pigskin and were defeated by Winona 32-O. Roger Leon- hardt of Winona led the Winhawk attack with 3 TD's. Logan fumbled the ball away six times and were plagued by slippery footing. Chuck Rodell loses one Aquinas player and prepares for the next two. LOGAN 0-EAU CLAIRE 13 An improved Logan team contained Eau Claire's speedy attack through most of the game but lost on two blocked punts and two short touchdown drives. They lacked scoring pgtcgntial and the Old Abes came out on top l - . LOGAN O -AQUINAS l8 Hard-tackling Logan players held high- scaring Aquinas to a disputed I8 points after the Blue-Golds beat Central earlier in the season 47-7. The Rangers gave the cross-town rivals a beating on defense but might have won with a more effective offense. LOGAN I3 - MENOMONIE 20 Pat Korish provided two tallies which just weren't enough to stop the determ-ined fullback, Bob Schroeder, from Menomonie, who scored three times and gained l70 yards rushing. Earl Jensen provided an extra point for Logan. LOGAN I9- CENTRAL O Logan retrieved the Ark of Victory bring- ing it home for the third straight year as they defeated Central in a mud-bath in a never-to- be-forgotten win of 19-O. Touchdowns were tallied by the work-horse, Dale Conrad, who made two. Lineman Fred Abraham recovered a Central fumble in the end zone to clinch the victory. LOGAN 41-COTTER 6 In the last tilt of the season, Logan showed real power and defeated the Cotter team 41-6. Jim Beranek, Tom Nibbe and Chuck Rodell were the stars of the game. The Logan line operated like a machine. Touchdowns were scored by Beranek who had three, Dale Conrad, Chuck Rodell, and Don Henthorn. Earl Jensen had a fine day scoring four extra points. John La Fleur goes around end as Loren Wardwell throws a key block. Att. Yds. Avg. Conrad, FB ll2 426 3.80 Nibbe, HB 53 267 5.04 Beranek, HB 77 237 3.08 Rodell, QB 3l 5l l.65 Korish, QB 7 25 3.57 Beck, FB 9 24 2.67 Johnson, QB 6 15 2.50 D. Jensen, QB 7 I4 2.00 Knutsen, FB 2 8 4.00 Schaller, HB 2 5 2.50 Tooley, HB l 5 5.00 La Fleur, HB 29 -25 -.86 Totals 336 lO52 3.13 H- .-W--N, Bob Stiller Earl Jensen Dale Conrad Chuck Rodell All City All City All any All Cary Second Team Bill Martin Loren Wardwell Conrad dives ahead for extra yardage. Jim Beranek John LaFleur Dan Sllaller .. :Que Buzz Abraham Pete Srmlln Ted Paulson Stan Johnson All Ct All C I r Neil Duresky JR. CHEERLEADERS Barbara Powers 1 r Cheryl Bruemmer Marilyn Otto, Judy Hendrickson, Nancy Jenks, Judy Schwinefus, Gail Wardwell and Linda Taylor form a V for victory. Cheerleaders The fondest dream of every junior cheer- leader is to join the senior cheerleading squad. With this goal in mind, she tries to im- prove her knowledge of cheers by practicing at least once a week. Participation in a cheerleading clinic and membership in the pep club is required before a candidate is eligible to become a cheerleader. The senior cheerleaders con- duct the clinic to pick junior cheerleaders for the basketball season The girls must set an example for the student body by promoting good sportsmanship. Besides cheering at basketball and foot- ball home games, the leaders try to attend as many out-of-town games as possible. They also lead cheers in the pep assemblies. This year the familiar red satin slacks and white jackets were laid aside and new red slacks, white jackets, and white tennis shoes took their place. There are six senior cheerleaders this year. Linda Taylor and Marilyn Otto, seniors, Nancy Jenks, Judy Schwinefus and Gail Ward- well, juniors, and Judy Hendrickson, a sopho- more. Mrs. Martin is advisor of the girls, JR. CHEERLEADERS Sharon Griswold s-. sri, Nancy Keller 1 V. .Lf Barbara Potts Carol Koel ler ' Row Four: La Verne Grimslid, Tom Nibbe, Pete Smith, Ron Sommerfeldt, Ralph Hembd, Dan Schaller, Jim Beranek, Kurt Jensen. Row Three: Craig Loomis, Dave Jensen, John Strehl, Ken Barker, Bill Martin, Bob Taoley Darwin Eastman. Row Two: Neil Duresky, Charles Lukwitz, Darrell Washburn, Stan Johnson, Fred Abraham, Monte Beck, Earl Jensen. Row One: John Yehle, Chuck Rodell, Pat Korish, Bob Kuehl, Ted Paulson, Dave Zluticky, Dale Conrad, Loren Wardwell. Letter Holders The L.C. Club is a select group of boys who have won one or more letters in a varsity sport. To earn a letter, a boy must participate in one of the varsity sports, for a certain num- ber of games. He must be morally as well as physically fit. He must have a high scholastic standing and participate in other extra-curri- cular activities. There are no dues, no officers, and have no required functions. Volunteers from the L.C. Club usher at basketball games, take tickets and sweep floors at halftime dur- ing basketball games. The letters were award- ed at an organizational meeting of the newly formed Booster Club. Coach Marsh Haugen gives Earl Jensen and Bob Soller their football letters at a Booster Club meeting. Back Row: Buzz Abraham, Gary Hall, Bill Stark, Tom Lee, Mike Kopczynski, Pete Smith, La Verne Grimslid, Ken Miyamoto. Second Row: Jim Keim, Art Ingalls, Tam Nibbe, Stan John- son, Ted Paulson, Dale Conrad, Roger Saley, Dave Jensen. Front Row: Ken Barker, Chuck Rodell, Bob Tooley, Bill Martin, Earl Jensen, Don Henthorn, Darwin Eastman. Cagey Cagers Coach Rodney Martin, who, in fourteen years of coaching Logan cagers, has guided four teams to state tournament berths, retired from active coaching at the close of this sea- son. Statistic-wise his winning average of almost 700W is tops in the state of Wiscon- sin. He has won 220 games in fourteen years, while losing only 98, His best season was the l958-59 season, when he won 26 out of 28 games. The loss of Coach Martin will be felt by all Loganites, past and present. This year's team was far from Mr. Mar- tin's best, winning 3 while dropping fifteen. Earl Jensen led the team in scoring followed by Bill Martin, Don lBones7 Henthorn, Ted Paulson, Ken Barker, and Tom Nibbe. ln this year's tour-nament Logan was up- set in the first game by a scrappy Arcadia team. They dropped the consolation game to our cross-town rival, Central, 77-78, when Jim Kiem's last second desperation shot bounced off the rim. High scorer Earl Jensen picks up two more points. Bones twists away. Ken Barker's long jump shot. SOPHOMORES Back Row: Darrell Stellingwerf, Martin Olson, Scott Beck, Ralph Thunder, Bob Willer. Second Row: Pot Korish, Bob Dobbs, Dove DuMez, Bill Stark, Ken Knut- son, Ken Miyamoto. First Row: Bill McKenzie, Rich Moh- lum, Eugene Fuller, Ralph Elliot, James Hauser. Ted Paulson lays it up. - .lim Keim Stan Johnson Dave Jensen Tom Nibbe Ted Paulson Tom Nibbe fires from the corner. Dale Conrad Tom Lee Tom First Row: John Woodard, Bob Severson, Dave Tostrud, Ken Barker, Chuck Rodell, Dave Larson, Frank Freismuth, Billy Martin. Last Row: Mike Kopczynski, Jack Weber, La Verne Grimslid, Tom McCann, Tom Griswold, Wayne Hauser, Jim Longway, Bob Soller, Ed Gil- bertson, Coach Towner. Intrepid Nine Mr. William Towner's first year as head coach of the Ranger baseball team proved to be a very successful one. The team won eight of its twelve games and was able to avenge all of its losses. Wayne Hauser led the pitching attack with five wins and no defeats. He helped his cause with three home runs, two doubles, and nine runs batted in. Jim Longway followed him in the win column with three victories and two defeats. Bob Severson, La Verne Grimslid and Frank Freismuth served as relief pitchers. Kenny Barker, the sophomore third sacker, led the Ranger in triples. He also had two doubles and batted in l4 runs. He McCann coaches as Tom Griswold runs the bases. finished the season with a batting average of .400. Barker was closely followed by Larson, who batted to the tune of .36O. Ed Gilbert- son was close behind with an average of .357. Houser's .333 average and Sever- son's .302 average completed the .300 hitters on the roster. The man with the most stolen bases was Severson with six. He also garnered two home runs and a triple. Jack Weber had five stolen bases, two home runs and two doubles. Mr. John Fendt assisted Mr. Towner in the coaching department. Team behind? Tooley, Mr. Towner, Boots, Severson and Mr. Fendt seems to think so. I Row Four: Coach Ardy Aarstad, Pete Smith, Ralph Hembd, Loren Wardwell, Dale Conrad, Earl Jensen, David J. Smith, Jerry Hanson, Ronald Evenson, John Yehle, Coach Ray Sauer. Row Three: Manager Don Cagle, Don Schaller, Jim Anderson, Art lngalls, Don Howard, Darrel Hegy, Ronald Sommerfeldt, Dave Jensen, Bob Ellis, Manager Gerald Duftrin. Row Two: Richard Rebhan, Tom Nibbe, Bob Tooley, Ronnie Ziebell, Joel Urban, Fred Abraham, Charlie Goyette, John La Fleur, Jim Keim. Row One: John Strehl, Carig Loomis, Bob Slaback, Art Wienke, Orby Moss, Ronnie Butzmon, Dennis Richmond, Rich Schrader, Jim Beranek. Record The fabulous Logan cindermen of '59 continually broke school, Memorial Field, and city records. Ron Butzman headed this tre- mendous trio by winning the 100 yd. dash at the state meet in 10 sec. flat. His best time was in the sectional which he ran in a sizzling .09.9 setting a new city record. At the Madi- son West Relays, Bootie broke the record in the 70 yd. hurdles and tied the existing mark in the 60 yd. dash. His .09.9 in the hun- dred and 21.8 in the 220 erased school and city marks. Dave Smith headed the weight deport- ment by shattering school and city records with a heave of 51' 8W'. He had to break teammate Earl Jensen's mark set earlier in the same meet of 49' 9 which was also a city and school record. Earl Jensen was all by himself in most of the meets in the discus throw. He established new records for Logon and the city with a toss of 143' 9 . Orby Moss soared to a new height in the pole vault of 10' l1 . This is a new school mark. Other boys with fine performances. were Joel Urban, Charley Goyette, Fred Abraham, and Jim Beranek in the 440 yd. dash, Dennis Richmond and Bob Tooley in the mile, Jerry Hanson, Loren Wardwell, and Ralph Hembd in the discus, lHanson and Wardwell were very good shot putters alsol Ronnie Ziebell and Jim Keim in the 880, Moss, John Strehl, Revisers Tom Nibbe, Art Weinke, and Goyette in the sprints and relays, Hanson, Rich Schrader, and Joel Urban in the high-lump, John La Fleur, Richmond, and Moss in the pole-vault, Craig Loomis, Robert Slaback, Beranek, Weinke, and Moss in the hurdles, Beranek, Slaback, a-nd Butzman in the broad-jump. Graduation took quite ci few boys from this year's team which had kept intact the dual meet record and extended it to four un- beaten years. Other team members from this year's squad which will be counted on to fill the grad- uation losses are: Pete Smith, Art Ingalls, Dan Schaller, Don Howard, Rich Rebhan, Dale Conrad, Ronnie Evenson, Dave Jensen, Neil Duresky, Jim Anderson, John Yehle, Bob El- lis, Ron Sommerfeldt, and Darel Hegy. Many Logan Junior High athletes will also be count- ed on for help. Managers for this year were Don Cagle and Gerald Duffrin. Mr. Ardell Aarstad and Mr. Raymond Sauer are the track coaches. DUAL MEETS LOGAN 97 TOMAH 21 LOGAN 67 PRAIRIE 51 LOGAN 99 W ONALASKA 1 8 W LOGAN 88 CALEDONIA 30 LOGAN 92 SPARTA 21 LOGAN 82 WINONA 36 7 -734 .1 Eorl Jensen - Discus - I43 ft. 9 in. TRIANGULAR MEET LOGAN I34 II6 Sparta 53 5f6 Tomah I3 A Al MADISON WEST RELAYS 9th out of 23 class A schools I I points PEACOCK RELAYS 3rd out of 7 A schools SECTIONALS 2nd out of 4 A schools STATE I Ith in the state Orby Moss - 6 45 points 7I points 8 points Pole Vault I0 ff. I .-H' T:- Dove Smith -- Shot Put - SI ft. BM4 in. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Butzman ISOW Moss 87 Jensen, E. 68 Richmond 60 Slaback 5336 Smith 45 - Beranek 38 Loomis 34 Urban 30W Nibbe 30W , . Schrader 27W Ziebell 2634 ff' Hembd 24 Hanson 24 Goyette I97-'A Wienke 19W Tooley I4 Strehl I33A Abraham, F. I2 Wardwell 8 La Fleur 4 K J Kelffl 3 Yehle 236 Benson 2M Jensen, D. IW. X Abraham, M. IW Duresky IW Beck I Row Two: Tony Krueger, Stan Johnson, Allen MacGregor, Bob Kuehl. Row One: Gary Thompson, Ted Paulson, Steve Fossum. Court Kings Ted Paulson looking forward to spring. Like the golf squad, the tennis team also needs a specially constructed place on which to play. Unfortunately the Logan team lost its own courts when the new Logan Jun- ior High School was built on that site. This necessitated a trip to Copeland Park or the Onalaska tennis courts each time the team wanted to practice, and when they served as the host school for matches. Despite this disadvantage, the '59 Logan tennis team had a fine season under the able and experienced coaching of Mr. Earl Kolcin- ski. They won 7 of their 9 matches in l959. They were successful against Winona, Eau Claire, Viroqua, Onalaska, and lost only to Central. The spring of '59, after the heavy snow- fall of the winter, made it difficult for the team to get in sufficient practice before the actual beginning of the season, so their excel- lent record was quite remarkable. The l96O team will feel the loss of four senior letter winners, Tony Krueger, Steve Fossum, Al Mac Gregor and Gary Thompson. Coach Kolcinski will have to build this year's squad around three returning veteran letter- winners, Ted Paulson, Bob Kuehl, and Stan Johnson. Hard practice is needed every spring to bring the boys to tournament condition. lt is expected that the '60 team with its three returning lettermen will prove to be a very fine one. LJ M-qu Standing: Bill Rinartz, Gary Lubinsky, Harold Miller, Jerry Nelson, and Tom Knutson. Kneeling: Gary Johnson, Harvy Ott, and Dave Horton. Green Greats One of the smallest squads in the organ- ized sports' program is the golf team. Since individual plays individual, the actual play- ing squad is made up of just five members. Good weather and an available course are game necessities. The Logan team prac- ticed and played all home matches on the La Crosse Country Club course. The l959 spring weather was a real obstacle to this squad, the hard winter gave the team a late start. The team won six of their fifteen '59 season matches. Winona Cotter, Richland Center, Viroqua, and Gale-Ettrick were de- feated by Coach Marsh Haugen's team. This was Mr. Haugen's first year as golf coach. Lack of depth was the reason for mast of the team's losses. The team was defeated by Winona, Eau Claire, Central, and Aquinas. Two outstanding Logan golfers and con- sistent winners, Gary lButchl Johnson and Harvey Ott, turned in low score cards, Both boys shot in the low seventies. Dave Horton, Gary Lubinsky, Bill Rinartz, Jerry Nelson, and Harold Miller were the other senior members of the squad. The underclassman was Tom Knutson. While the season's record was not pleas- ing to the team, some exciting matches were played. Sparkling bits of play made the in- dividuals aware of their potential and kept them interested in a sport in which they can participate for the rest of their lives, Tom Knutson prepares for next year X , ,W Row Three: Bob Dobbs, Bill Stockers, Gary Paul, Donny Schaller, Terry Kellicut. Row Two: Ralph Hembd, Rich Rebhon, Bob Young, Jim Mathison, Jim Beranek, Row One: Jim Bjorge. Agile Artists An ambitious group of young men make up the tumbling squad at Logan. lf they are not practicing at Logan, there is a good chance they are at La Crosse State College working out on their equipment. This year the tumb- lers have the added advantage of a Trampo- line which was loaned to them by the Marines. The tumblers put on a number of per- formances during half-time at basketball games and in assemblies. The tumbling squad is under the direc- tion of Mr. A. Aarstad. Bill Dobbs, Bill Stockers, Jim Beranek and Dan Schaller practice on the bars. X -Y I Con you do this? Jim Beranek and Jim Bjorge can. Don Schaller and Bill Stockers start with simple things? Jim Beranek comes out of a back flip. OFFICI Cusloclicms and Cooks fm H m... . ri' - 1 Miss Nelson, Mrs. Nettie Roth, Mrs. Klommer, John Bristow Albin Mitchell Arthur Erlewein Cooper, James 29, 38 A Abbott, Donna 26 Abraham, Fred 26, 36, 40, 46, 57, 64, 67, 69, 70, 75 Aiken, Russell 29 Akright, Patricia 29 Albrecht, Marilyn 26, 37 Alfa, Barbara J. 12, 45, 46, Allen, Barbara L. 26, 36, 52 Allen, Jim 12, 64 Anderson, Brent 12 Anderson James 26, 75 Anderson, Kenneth 26 Anderson Leonard 29 Angirson, Lois 29, 34, 52, Anderson Lyle 29 Anderson Mary 26, 42, 48 Andres, kick 26 Ansell, David 26, 39, 40, F 44,46 Arentz, Gary 29 Arentz, Ronald 29 Asselin, William 26 Atchison, Kay 26, 38, 48 Atkinson, David 12 Austin, Sharon 29, 40, 48 Aylsworth, Joey 26, 64 Baldwin, Carol 29, 40, 48 Ballinger, Barbara 12 Bangsberg, Candy 12, 42 Banto, Barbara 26, 42 Barker, Kenneth 26, 69, 70, 72, 74 Barta, Sharon 26 Bartle, Donald Bean, Richard 26 Beck, Monte 26, 34, 52, 64 67, 69 Beck, Scott 29, 64, 71 Becker, Joyce 26 Beckman, Richard 29 Beitlick, Harold 29, 57 Benrud, Betty 29 Beranek, James 12, 40, 64. 66, 67, 69, 75, 80 Berg, Le Roy 26 ' Berg, Nancy 12, 39, 46, 48, 57 Berger, Marlene 26 Bernd, Frances 29 Bernd, Joan 12, 42 Bernhoeft, Karla 29, 39, 40, 44, 48 Berry, Nancy 29, 40, 46, 48 Berzinski, Sherry 26, 57 Betsinger, Richard 29 Betz, Rosanne 26, 42 Bey, Gary 13 Birkner, Raymond 29, 56, 59 Bishop, Francis 26 Biergum, Ann 29 Biorge, James 29, 80 Blanchard, Geraldine 13 Blank, Judith 29, 40, 48 Boehlke, Gary 29 Boettcher, Roger 29 Bright, Barbara 26 Bright, Jerald 26 Brink, Ronald 29 Bronson, Lynda 13, 39, 40, 46, 48, 49, 54, 56 Bruemmer, Cheryl 29, 40, 46, 68 Brush, Darlene 29 Bugbee, David 29 Burch, Clara 29, 43 Burch, Judith 13, 40, 43, 45, 52, 54 Burkhardt, Ronald 29 Burkhardt, Royal 29 C Condahl, Dennis 29 Cagle, Donnie 26, 75 Cagle, Sharon 13, 43 Carrier, James 29 Carrier, Richard 26 Carter, Karen 29 Cospersen, Ricky 13, 36, 39 Index Christopherson, David 13 Cilley, Nancy 29 Clements, Judith 26, 43 Cleveland, Margaret 26 Coaty, Walter 13 Cole, Terry Collins, Bonnie 26, 38 Compton, Jane 13 Conrad, Dale 26, 38, 64, 66, 69, 70, 73, 75 Cooper, Elaine 14, 36, 42, 46 Corbett, Judy 26, 38, 43. 48 Cornelius, Judith 26 Crawford, Dale 29 Crawford, David 29 Crank, Tom 29 Cunygan, Carole 14, 40, 42, 4 Currie, Karen 14, 34. 36. 39, 40, 45, 57 Czarnetzki, Bruce 26 Czarnetzki, Kathleen 29, 45 D Dacey, Patricia 14, 36, 39, 40, 42, 45, 46 Dagendesh, Ann 14, 42, 46 Dahlby, Leone 29, 57 Darling, Carl 26, 36, 37, 46, 47 Davison, James 26 Dawes, Vicki 29, 39, 45 Dayton, Sharon 26 Debes, Allen 26 De Bettignies, Fred 29 De Bettignies, Margaret 14, 42, 46 Dent, Barbara 14, 40, 42 Devenport, James 29 Deya, Lorna 14, 42, 56 Dickson, Ray 26 Dikeman, Karen 14, 42 Dillon, Bonnie 14, 59 Dobbs, Bill Dobbs, lvgarilyn 14, 40, 42, 5 45, Dobbs, Robert 29, 44, 52, 71, 80 Domstrich, John 14 Duckworth, Dennis 26, 40, 64 Duffrin, Carol 29 Du Mez, David 29, 56, 59, 64, 71 Dunham, Barbara 14, 42 Dunham, Donald 29 Durden, Kay 26, 46 Duresky, Neil 14, 34, 35, 40, 46, 52, 64, 67, 69 E Eastman, Darwin 14, 64, 69, 70, 72 Eggen, Janice 26, 42 Eisenman, Terry 26 Elliott, Ralph 29, 71 Grant, Richard 29, 57 Greene, Richard 29 Greenwood, Ronald 26 Grimslid, La Verne 26, 64, 69, 70, 74 Griswold, Sharon 29, 40, 46, 48, 68 Grodevant, Mary 26, 48 H Hall, Gary 26, 70 Halverson, Julene 15, 36, 56 Hammer, Jim 26 Handke, Diane 26, 38 Honesworth, Richard 26 Hansen, Linda 15, 38, 40 Hanson, David 26 Hanson, Jayne 26, 40, 44, 46, 48, 56 Hanson, Sandi 29, 56 Hanson, Victor 26 Harbecke, Sharon 29 Hardie, Dana 26 Hardie, Robert 15 Hare, Bob 15, 56 Harget, Donna 26, 36, 37, 39, 40, 44, 46, 48, 52, 54, 57 Harris, Ray 26 Hastings, Cindy 15, 37, 41, 42. 46 Hatlestad, Bonnie 26, 40, 42, 46, 48 Haugen, Colleen 15, 42, 46 Haugen, Tom 29 Hauser, James 29, 71 Hauser, Roger 15 Hawkins, Stephen 15 Hayden, Lana 29 Hazelton, Ruth Ann 29 Heckelbeck, Mike 15 Hefti, Nancy 26 Hegy, Darrel 26, 75 Hein, Harlan 26 Heller, Marvin Hellerude, Joan 15, 59 Hembd, Ralph 15, 69, 75, 80 Hembd, Shirley 29 Hendrickson, Anita 26, 34, 40, 44, 48, 52, 57 Hendrickson, Judy 29, 40, 68 Hendrickson, Nancy 29 Hentges, Bob Hentges, Mickey 29 Henthorn, Don 15, 40, 70, 71, 72 ' Henthorne, Sandra 29 Henthorne, Tania 26 Hetland, Mary 15, 34, 35, 39, 40, 45, 46, 48 Hilgenberg, Clydene 29, 45, 52 Hill, Donald 15 Helms, Je.. 29, 40, 45 Jensen, Earl 16, 46, 57, 59, 64, 66, 69, 70, 71, 72, 75, 76 Jensen, Karen 27, 40, 44, 46. 48 Jensen, Kurt 30, 64, 69 Jerome, Ray 30 Jobe, Don 27 Johnson, Barbara A, 27 Johnson, Barbara l. 30 Ellis, Robert 26, 56, 75 Elsen, Robert 29 Ender, Karen 29 Erickson, Mary 26 Evengon, Ronald 26, 44, 7 Hinds, Warren 29 Hoeth, Michael Holley, Gary 27 Holler, Tom 29 46 Hoover, Donald 27, 36 ' 39 Horton, Bettye 27 37, Larson, Fairbanks, Harold 29 Ferguson, Patrick 29, 39 Figgie, Margaret 14, 40, 42 Finanger, Sondra 26, 44, 46, 48, 52 Fogel, Bonnie 26 Frangsen, Ingrid 29, 39, 40, 5 Freeman, Dottie 29, 44, 48 Freismuth, Diane 29 Freismuth, Frank 26, 74 Fuller, Eugene 29, 71 Funmaker, Carol 29 G Gallup, David 14, 52 Gaulthier, Judy 26 Geaenfurtner, James 26 Genz, Bill 14 Gerken, Frank 29 Gerken, Vaughn 15 Ghelti, Betty 29, 57 Gilbertson, Margaret 29 Houlihan, Gary 27 Hovind, Neil 15, 34, 40, 56 Howard, Donald 27, 75 Hudson, Jim Huebner, Glenn 30 Huntington, John 27 Huntington, Karen 30 Husmann, Sherry 30 Hutschenreuter, Darlene 27 1 lngalls, Art 27, 70, 75 Italiano, Victoria 30, 34, 35, 40, 44 Iverson, Palmer 16 J Jackson, Rosalie 27 Jaeger, Renee 27, 42 James, Maryann 27 Josperson, Kathy 27, 42. 46 Jeanis, Sue 30 Johnson, Bonnie 30, 43 Johnson, Cliff 30, 57 Johnson, Donna 27 Johnson, Frank 27 Johnson, Genne 30 Johnson, John 27, 52 Johnson, Karen 16, 36, 39, 40, 48 Johnson, Marlene 27 Johnson, Ralph 30 Johnson, Stanley 27, 46, 64. 67, 69, 70, 73, 7B Joles, Mary 27 Joles, Robbin 30 Jolivette, George 16, 47 Jones, Marguerite 27, 38, 48 Justman, Muriel 27 K Kogel, Quentin Keegan, Gregory 30 Keenan, Carol 16, 43 Keenan, David 27 Keenan, Sandro 30 Keilholtz, Kathy 30, 40, 45 Keim, James 27, 57, 64. 70, 73, 75 Keller, Nancy 27, 42, 48, 68 ' Kelley, Sharon 30, 38, 43, 57 Kelley, Yvonne 27, 43 Kellicut, Terry 30, 80 Kendhammer, Duane 30 Kendhammer, Ronald 30 Kendhammer, Virginia 30 Kerrigan, Elmer 30, Kerska, David 30 Kerwin, Beverly 27 Kidd, Duane 27, 46, 47 Kilen, Tam 27 King, Marilyn 30, 38, 57 King, Sharon 16, 42, 58 Kissel, Dennis Kleinhaus, George 16 Kleinschmidt, Shirley 27, 40, 48, 56 Knight, Nancy 27, 40, 44, 45, 46 Knudson, Lewis 27, 52 Knutson, Karen 27 Knutson, Kay 16, 40 Knutson, Ken 30, 56, 59. 64, 71 Knutson, Marilyn 30 Knutson, Paul 16 Knutson, Tom 16, 34, 35, 39, 79 Kocimski, Karen 27 Konroth, Paulette 30, 40, 44, 48, 52 Koeller, Carol 30, 40, 44, 48, 68 Kopczynski, Mike 27, 70, 74 Karish, Pat 30, 64, 69, 71 Krause, Lola 16, 43, 45 Krause, Rolland 17 Kreibich, Jean 30 Kreibich, Roger 27 Kroner, Dianne 30 Kroner, Ralph 30 Krueger, La Von 30 Krugmire, Sandro 30 Kubal, Sharon 30, 34, 40, 53. 54 Kuehl, Bob 27, 64 67, 69, 78 L La Fleur, John 17, 34, 35, 64, 65, 66, 75 La Fleur, Mary 27, 52, 54 La Point, Dennis 13, 36, 37 Larrabee, James 27, 64 Larson, Alan 27 Ann CBOSOY1. 1-YNY' Gordon, Darlene 29 -1e 1kS. NONCY 27. 34. 35. Chicken, Irene 26, 38, 43, Goyefyel Ambrose 26 42, 48, 68 46 Goyene, Charles 15, 75 Jenks. Sondv 16. 34, 35. Cholife. Bonnie 29. 38. 48 Graff, Karen 15, 36, 40, 42. 57 Choate, Terry 29 42, 45, 46 Jensen, Dave 27, 57, 64, Chflsfen. JSYYY 29 Graham, Robert 12, 64 69. 70. 73. 75 ' Larson, Beverly 27, 38 Larson, Eddie 27 Larson, Michael 27 La Sarge, Beverly 30, 57 La Suere, Larry 30 Sanders, Sherry 31, 44 Lee, Lucille 17, 40, 42, 54, 56, 58 Lee, Margaret 30, 38, 48 Lee, Sandra 27 Lee, Tam 27, 56, 59, 70, 73 Leibel, Terry 30, 44 Lenox, Lorrayne 30, 38, 43, 45, 56 Lenox, Mary 17, 45, 46, 59 Lenser, Harold 30 Leveraus, Jon 27 Lewis, Donna Lind, Mary 30 Lindvick, Patricia 27 Lintelmon, James 30 Lokken, John 17 Loomis, Craig 27, 69, 75 Lorenz, Alice 57 Loveioy, Mike 17 Lowell, Mary 27, 38 Luce, Donald 27 Luedke, Karen 17, 39, 40, 46, 48 Luedke, Verdell 30 Index Nickerson, Lois 18, 40, 42, 45, 46 Nimmo, Judy 27, 38 Nissolke, James 28 Nordstrom, Richard 30 Natz, Charlene 28 O Oehler, James 30 Oehler, Katherine 30 Oertel, Robert 28 Olson, Dale 29 Olson, Judy 30 Olson, Lois 28, 40, 42, 46, 48 0 Olson, Martin 30, 71 Olson, Sara 18 Olson, Shirley 30 Olson, Steven 30, 64 O'Meal 42, 57 y, Joey 18, 38, 40, Opland, Nancy 30, 40, 44, 45, 52 Orr, Sandra 30 Osley, David 18 Osterhout, Jeffrey 31, 52 Lukwitz, Charles 30, 54, 69 Lunde, Judith 17 Lunde, Kay 30, 40, 44, 48 Lunke, Pauline 13 M Mach, Karen, 17, 40, 45. 59 Mac Gregor, Roger 30 Mahlum, Richard 30, 52, 71 56, Mahlum, Sherman 30 Maier, John 17 Maier, Linda 27 Main, Jean 17, 34, 41, 45, 48 46, Main, Michael 27, 34, 36, 43, 52, 57 Malay, Bill 30 Marshall, Kay 30, 40, 44, 48 Martell, Marilyn 30 Martin, Bill 17, 34, 35, 39, 64, 66, 69, 70, 72, 74 Mason, Eugene 27, 57 Mathisan, James 30, 80 McCarthy, Betty 27, 52 McCoy, Mary 18, 40 McCreight, Jerry 27 McCreight, John 27 McGinnis, Pat 27 McGrath, Larry 30 McGrath, Roger 18 Otto, Marilyn 18, 36, 40, 45, 58, 68 Outcelt, Charlene 28, 36, 37, 39, 40, 44, 46, 48, 52, 54 Oyer, Nancy P Page, Ruth 31 Panka, Betty 31 Panka, Bonita 28, 42, 56 Popenfuss, Mavis 31 Parr, Janice 18, 42, 57 Patasko, John 28 Patch, Bev 31, 43 Patridge, Richard 31 Paul, Gary 31, 52, 80 Paul, Sharon 31 Paulson, Luther 19 Paulson, Ted 28, 67, 69, 70, 71, 73, 78 Paulson, Therese 31, 34, 39, 44, 48, 52 Payne, Linda 31 Pederson, Gregory 31 Pendleton, Donna 31, 42, 45 Rose, Margaret 31 Rose, Marlin Rozendal, Roger 28, 46 Ruud, Jane 28, 44. 48 S Saley, Roger 28, 70 Sammons, Maryanne 31, 44, 56 Sanford, Ken 19 Sargent, Ann 31 Sargent, Terry 28, 38 Schaller, Donny 12, 39, 40, 64, 66, 69, 75, 80 Scheil, Carol 28 Schirm, William 31 Schleifer, Pauline 28 Schmitt, Marna 31 Schmuck, Susan 28, 40, 42, 46, 48, 52 Schnick, Jean 28, 46, 48 Schrader, Ran 31 Schroeder, Barbara 31 Schultz, Rodney Schurz, Karen 31, 45 Schwabenbauer, George 19 Schwabenbauer, Rozanne 31 Schwalbe, Tyrone 20 Schwinefus, Judy 28, 36, 37, 39, 40, 46, 68 Scott, Richard 31 Scoville, Dennis 31 Searle, Steve 28 Sebranek, Katherine 28 Selaaver, Sue 28, 43 Semlar, Louise 28, 43 Semlar, Sharon 43 Senn, Kathleen 31, 44, 45 Servais, Marlet 20, 39, 40, 42, 46 Severson, Faye 20, 39, 40 42, 46, 48, 49, 58 Shawley, Sandra 31 Sheehan, Judy 31 Sheldon, David 28, 57 Sherry, Virgil 31 Shuda, Michael 20 Simenson, Gary 28 Simon, Judy 28 Smelser, Susan 28, 42, 46, 48 Thompson. Preston Thompson, Richard 31 Thompson, Sally 28 Thompson, Wilma Thorud, Judy 21, 40, 42, 45, 46 Thunder, Ralph 31, 71 Thurston. Donna 31, 36, 56 Tietze, Valerie 31, 45 Tischcr, Judy 21, 42, 56, 58 Pendleton, Paula 28 Pendleton, Peggy 31 Peterson, Gary 19 Petrick, Lea 28 Wetchen, Dixie McGuire, Harriet 30, 38, 43, 45 Mcllvaine, Patf30 44 McKenzie, Bill 30, 71 McKenzie, Danna 30 McKenzie, Jean 18 McMahon, Tom 18, 27 Phillips, Lois 19, 42, 46, 59 Phillips, Wayne 31 Pierce, Barbara 19, 36, 39, 41, 42, 45 Pierce, Delores 31 Pierce, Gary 19 Pierce, Mary 19 54, S encer Bill 20 Stark, Susan 21, 40,42, 48 Mehlum, Richard Melvin, Sharon 18, 40, 45, 46 Merrell, Kathy 18 Meyer, John 27 Meyer, Joyce 27 Meyer, Peter 30 Michaels, Sharon 27, 44, 45, 46 Miller, Gary 27 Miller, Trudy 30 Mitterreiter, David 18 Miyamoto, Kenneth 30, 70, 71 Moe, Andrea 18, 30, 48 Moe, David 30, 56, 64 Molstqd, James 27 Morrison, James Mose, Gloria 18, 36, 42, 56 Moss, Ray 27 ll, Mayer, John 27, 38, 40 Munson, Carl 30, 44 Munson, Carol 30, 44, 45 Munson, Mary 18, 36, 39, 40, 41, 46, 48 N Neisius, Floyd 30 Nelson, James 27 Nelson, Joan 30 Netwal, William 18 Neumeister, Nancy 18, 40, 45, 46 Newhouse,Lynda 27 Newhouse, Sandy 30 Nibbe, Tom 27, 34, 36, 39, 36, 64, 67, 69, 70, 73, 5 Nickerson, Karen 30, 38, 56 Pierce, Pathol, Richard 19 Stephoni 28, 48, 52 Potarock, Norman 28 Pottg Barbara 28, 39, 40, 6 Powers, Barbara 31, 40, 48, 52, 68 Prindle, Barbara 31, 40, 44, 48 Prinsen, Richard 19 Proksch, Flarene 31 Q Quinn, Judy 19, 39, 57, 59 R Raymond, Lois 28, 40, 48 Reogles, Patricia 19, 36, 37, 39, 42, 48, 49, 57 Rebhan, Richard 28, 75, 80 Regez, Gary 19, 36, 37, 39 Reider, Mary Lou 28, 40, 48 Reinhart, Jeanette Rethlefsen, Carol 28, 36, 39, 44, 46, 48, 52, 56 Reynolds, William 19 Rhode, Gary Rice, Don 19, 36, 37, 39, 46 Richardson, Linda 19 Riel, Robert 19 Rimmert, Carol 28, 43 Riniker, Ray 31 Riniker, Rita 28, 38 -Robinson, John 31 Rodell, Charles 19, 46, 64, . 65, 66, 69, 70, 72, 74 Rogawski, Rita 28 Rohrer, Bonnie 31, 40, 44, 48 Smith, Gail 31 Smith, Judy 31, 48 Smith, Marilou 28, 40, 42, 56 Smith, Marilyn 20 Srnith, Peter 28, 57, 64 67, 69, 70, 75 Smith, Ralph 20 Smith, Robert, 20 Smith, Rodney 20 Snyder, Janet 31, 39, 40, 44, 48, 52 Soller, Robert 20, 64, 66, 74 Sommerfeldt, Ron 28, 64, 69. 75 Spooner, Ann 31, 40, 48, P i Spildie, Pat 20 Stalsberg, Jerry 20 Stay? 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