Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Junior Class Officers Al Visintainer Vice Presidem Patty Smith Secretary Frank Hartsel President Ronnie Willis Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 1944, we first attended school. How eager we were to learn our ABC's, read and do simple arithmetic. We progressed rapidly through grade school. Then came the day when all the students from east, west, and central joined together and met at junior high. There we had a great experience as we came in contact with many new teachers, friends, and studies. In the eighth grade Ken Dollison won the D.A.R. history award. Upon entering our freshman class, we considered ourselves very important and quite industrious. We found ourselves very much interested in basketball and football. Many of us were even members of the big L.H.S. band! Winners of the D.A.R. citizenship award were Helen Clark and Elmore Beal. We chose as our class officers: president, Frank Hartsell; vice president, Ed Dougherty; secretary, Helen Clark; and treasurer, Mona Marks. They very successfully maneuvered us through the year and into big and awesome senior high! As sophomores, though, we were not used to being treated as under classmen. We enjoyed many good times. Our class officers for this term were: president, Ed Dougherty, vice presi- dent, Judy Schultheis, secretary, Sarolin Palmer, and treasurer, Pauline Heim. Now at the end of our junior year we look back at the excitement of getting our class rings, the hustle and bustle of getting ready for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, and the wonderful times we all have had together. We juniors of 1955 feel that we have been progres- sive in every way, and are looking forward to next year when we will be hailed as grand and glorious seniors! President, Frank Hartsell. Vice president, Al Visintainer. Secretary, Patty Smith. Treasurer, Ron Willis. 24

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NAME ALIAS AMBITION Krumlauf, Judy Jake Get an A in Latin III Kuhn, Roger Plinky To be a coach Leonard, Janet Sam Be an old maid Lindsey, Janice Jane Janie Stenographer Lott, Frances Ruth Roosie A bookkeeper or typist and a housewife Manter, Cecilia Ann Sis To be a housewife Mathias, Shirley Sam To be a secretary Maze, Esther Susan Maze Teacher McGomery, Jim Bific Keep my Buick full of gas McLin, Darwin H. Big Mac To own a 500 acre farm McNamee, Chuck Chuck Get an A in Spanish McGuire, John R. Squire To swim in Lake Logan K'Miller, Patricia Jean Dizzy To maintain the most out of life Mohler, Nelson Monsonee Another D. Southard Monk, Charlotte Carolyn Charlotte To be a teacher Murtha, Susan Irene Susan To have a slumber party in the school Nangle, Carol S. Carol Get an A in government Nash, Jack Lee Roy Fender Bender Defender of Mudsock Nihiser, Betty Lou Betty To travel Nihiser, Lois Faye Lois To travel Nixon, Sam Crixon Fly a space ship Nutter, Nancy Carol Nutter To own a 60 Mercury convertible Oblinger, Evelyn Eve Bookkeeper Pickett, Vivian Bibs Become a registered nurse Price, Tom Toness To beat Fred at 9 ball Rainier, Bob Reindeer To buy a million dollar farm for fifty thousand Ringhiser, Robert Bob Lending and Spending Robinette, Max Lee Cyclone or Sleepy Electric appliance repairman Rutter, Larry Sergil To be a geologist Sater, Nolan Lee Snake bite Sing on Grand Old Opera Shain, Ann Louise Ann To own a Cadillac convertible Shaw, Richard B. Dick To be a state patrolman Shaw, John Saw To live in Florida Sickles, William Wilber Shaw 0 to 120 in eight seconds Sigler, Howard Leroy V CO CO V V To be a success Sinnott, Harold L. Res Drive Dan's lavender Caddy Smith, Carrie Cuzzy Secretary Souders, Mabel Marlene Marlene Nurse Spencer, Marilyn Kay Spencer Telephone Operator Steele, Patricia Ann Patricia Ann To be a nurse Stewart, Charlotte Charbee To take over when Duncan Hines Dies Stimel, Eddie Ad Raise begonias Vollmer, Richard Richie To own a powder blue Jag Woodgeard, Sandra Lee Sandy Travel to South America Yaw, Peter Big Petra Make enough money to retire at 29 Young, Judy DeFlip To own a Jaguar CONVERSATIONAL TOPIC Charles Snookums A little bit of everything including nothing Rusty A certain sailor Boys Don Cleveland Big Black Buick Who is that girl The Redlegs and Big Klu Beetles A certain soldier at Fort Carson, Colorado ? Who knows Jim Let's do something fun Route 75 (south) Fords Who's got their English Got your History J. T. Boys Got your Government? Nursing Patty Understand your physics? Photography G. E. and girls To blow up room 11 Shirley What's on the government test? Baseball Doris Females, women, and girls Mary Frances My porpoise Mert My sticking starter Have you got your chemistry Sports Don Guess what happened at Stolfzes? How to raise more begonias Nancy and sports Got your bookkeeping? Sports Those chemistry experiments! DISTINGUISHED BY Someone taller-Charles?l THE BOYS My hair Her laugh Cuzzy and Judy Their car Mary Rose Brewer Larry Inboden Nolan Sater Jokes THE BOYS A low whisper in a quiet classroom Buckboard Blue Ford heading west on route 33 That walk THE BUDDIES The Dirty Dozen Blushing at odd moments Betty THE BOYS Ear rings Sandy Strange discussion 35 Ford Walk Curly hair ? ? ? THE BOYS McLin Brown eyes That gun 49 Ford Squall of tires, burnt rubber, and police sirens. Mary Frances THE BOYS Judy and Roosie Lola Glick THE BUDDIES A soft whisper in a classroom Ole chevy My car Janice Size That Italian look

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Row 1 M. Alberry, E. Anderson, B. Auker, P. Bailey, E. Beale, D. Bennett, I. Bigham. Row 2 B. Blosser, C. Burnsworth, D. Brown, M. Brown, M. Brown, J. Cable, J. Carmean. Row 3 L. Casto, J. Clouston, J. Cox, T. Cruise, A. Davis, J. Dexter, C. Diezman. Row 4 D. Duffy, D. Dupler, C. Eaton, C. Freasure, D. Graham, L. Graham, M. Gompf. Row 5 R. Gordon, E. Harsh, T. Heft, P. Heim, K. Hildabolt, G. Hiles, R. Hurst. 25