Logan High School Awards Across Numerous Activities
The 1952 Logan High School award assembly honored about 269 students. Principal D E Field introduced staff presenters. Baseball letters went to many players while golf, tennis, gymnastics, track, band, twirlers, orchestra, choir, student council, GAA, cheerleading, dramatics, debate, publications, and yearbook crews received awards and pins. Kenneth Johnson earned Elks contest notice.
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Chares Horton
Donald Schaefer
Kenneth French
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Chuck Horton
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Earl Kolcinski
Robert Otto
Howard Russell
Duane Furan
Wayne Paulson
Stanley Roberts
Roland Larson
Ralph Schultz
Jack Swartz
Robert Christiansen
Robert Devine
Donald Hanson
Robert Snyder
Ronald Skilbeck
Ardell Aarstad
James Gutzke
Thomas Miller
Thomas Barton
Jack Abright
Lester Netwal
Robert Christensen
Joseph Harter
Ronald Anderson
Gary Knutson
Sylvester Karis
Jack Delaney
Richard Wuest
Kenneth Tabbert
Ronald Garves
Armin Gossfeld
Sally Anderson
Joanne Aylsworth
Marjean Brenstein
Shirley Deschner
Carol Dobrunz
Joan Duffinson
Yvonne Evenson
Gary Graff
Mary Gunderson
Ardythe Harebo
Gerald Hendrickson
Sonja Herried
Margie Hieke
Darrell Hill
Alma Jensen
Jeanne Johnson
Charlotte Krueger
Donna Lawrence
Marilyn Limpert
Richard Lubinsky
Terry Meil
Ralph Olson
Deloran Peterson
Doris Schroeder
Howard Shirley
Mary Smith
Bruce Snyder
Richard Staats
Judith Steinke
Joan Thompson
Joanne Tostrud
Raymond Ziebell
Richard Schoenfeld
Barbara Lewiston
Gossfeld
Marilyn Flint
Ruth Meyer
Peggy Grimslid
Barbara McCann
Gloria Sheffer
Rita Schuttenheim
Janice Brown
Sandra Caspersen
Janis Christensen
Sharon Deyo
Sharon Dobson
Beverly Erickson
Sally Finanger
Betty Folts
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Lois Stoker
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Beaverbrook claims Windsor bluff led to abdication
Lord Beaverbrook told Britain that the Duke of Windsor never intended to relinquish the throne and used the threat to wed Wallis Simpson as a bluff. He said Edward VIII was compelled to abdicate after pressure from the Times editor.
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Buenos Aires Regulates Baby Names For Peronist Era
British residents in Buenos Aires protest a new Peronist rule banning non saint names for christenings. The decree forbids names like Williams and Harold, prompting discontent among expatriates.
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Missouri Democrats Elect 42 Delegates for National Nominating
Missouri voters elect 42 delegates to the national convention. Truman is named as an at large delegate but plans to arrive after the nominee is chosen. Delegation will travel to Chicago uninstructed with 34 total votes.
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Ridgway To Receive Korean Service Medal Today
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway will receive the U N Korean Service Medal at United Nations headquarters before flying to Europe to assume command of NATO forces in Paris. He becomes the first recipient of the medal at the U N site and departs LaGuardia at 4 p.m. for his new post.
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Wailing Crooner Johnny Ray Marries Marilyn Morris
Crooner Johnny Ray and Marilyn Morris, daughter of a Los Angeles club owner, wed yesterday in New York under Special Sessions Judge Herman Barshay. The couple postponed their honeymoon until July as Ray plans new appearances and commitments.
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