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

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FOREWORD Nineteen sixty-one will be remembered by many of us for differ- ent reasons, To the seniors it will mark the time when l. o g a n's largest class was grad- uated. To the eleventh grade it will be the year they began to take important positions in the various activities at Logan. To the tenth grade it will be red- l e t t e r year because they e n t e r e d senior high school. All of us will re- member our classes and profit by the knowledge we gained, But we shall also re- member the good times we had enjoying the many leisure time ac- tiyities. This year our annual depicts our teachers, classes, fellow students and recreational oppor- tunities, so that in the future we may re-live a part of the year 1961.

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Science: Mr. Gilbride, Mr. Kolcinski, Mr. Ranis, Mr. Thienes rl QQ M M My fr! 0 Vt! QM? Miss Faye everson o djs M WT Mr. Robert Gilbride. Biology, Assistant Guidance Director. University of Nebraska, B. Ed. M. Ed., St. Cloud State Col- lege, M.S. Mr. Earl Kolcinski. Tenth Grade Homeroom, Ten- nis Coach, Biology. La Crosse State College. B.S., University of Wisconsin, Oregon State College, M.S. Mr. Walter Ranis. S e n i o r Homeroom, Physics, Senior Science and Moth, Advisor of Sound Crew, Assemblies C h air m a n. La Crosse State College, BA., University ot Wisconsin, M.S. Mr. Joseph Thienes. Chemis- try, Assistant B a s k e t b al I Coach, Advisor of Junior Red Cross. La Crosse State College, B.S., University of Wisconsin, M. of S.E. I l? Mr. Field's secretary: Miss Severson English: Mrs. Guenther, Mrs. Vollenweider, Miss Mahoney, Mr. Krumel Mrs. Frances Guenther. Tenth Grade Honneroom, English. La Crosse State College, B.E. Mrs. Elsie Vollenweider. Tenth Grade Homeroom, English, Y- Teens Advisor. La Crosse State College, University of Wiscon- sin, B.A., Northwestern Uni- versity, Miss Patricia Mahoney. English, Publications Advisor. University of Minnesota, Mil- waukee State College, La Crosse S t a t e College, B.S., University of Wisconsin, M.S. Mr. Wayne Krumel. Eleventh Grade l-lorneroom, E n g l i s h, Dramatics Coach. Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh, BS.