BY JOE CARLSON
jcarlson@nwitimes.com
The Times, Munster, IN"The lawsuit says he frequently wore women's clothing, jewelry and make-up to school, and that nearly all of the students and teachers supported his identity, including when he appeared at pep rallies as a member of the high school drill team.
Although he had an assistant principal's permission to wear his feminine dress to the prom, Principal Diana Rouse told him he could only wear a pant-suit. When prom night came, Rouse physically blocked the dressed-up Logan from entering the building."
