Only the front steps of Logan School were left to be seen in this  2012 photo
on Logan Rd, cross Spreeman Rd., and it's right on the left side near the road.

Classroom and students, taken at the same time as photo below, notice the girl on the far right with the fancy bowed, black hats in both photos. The open ironwork on wooden desks and flooring in this photo are the style installed in Oconto County schools in dated photos as c: 1890 - 1910 and for a few years afterward. However the number of students, their age spread and the clothing style of the older female students indicate the year of these photos to be well into the early 1900's.


Students from the classroom photo above now outside at the back door of the building.

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Logan School Students and their teacher.
c: 1905

 Logan School  was located north of Suring near Breed on Logan Road. 
My Aunt Gertrude Johnston Fonferek taught school there before she met and married my Uncle Ed Fonferek. 
I don't have the date (3 Johnston sisters including Gertrude were teachers, by the 1905 census) but I know that a lot of kids were from the
Schultz, Hoerres, Ziereis, Johnson, Davis and Breed families 
contributed by:
Bill Fonferek

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Logan School Classroom 1936 - 1937

Notice new individual desks

Teacher is Helene Jensen, later married to a Benz
Front Row
Luella Quandt (Schuettpeltz), Edna Elko, Jack Keller, John Quandt, Wilmer Smith,
Earl Spreeman, Verlyn Spreeman, Elroy Johnson, Phyliss Heimeral, Nina Missall,
Second Row
Charlie Milbauer, Sally Smith (Giese), Edith Heimeral (Patzer), Ida Polzin, Kermit Krushke,
Helen Lemke, Mary Keller, Vivian Heimeral (Schorejis),
Back Row
Frank Elko, Herbert Polzin, Henry Lemke, Gladys Roseberry, Margret Spreeman (Mayor).

researched and contributed by:
Don Ponsegrau

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A photo of  half of the school taken about 1938.
Regards,
Carol Hansen

Oconto County Reporter September 21 1961