Logan High School - Guyana Yearbook (Logan, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1949 volume:

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GUYANA HE HURY X . s M l. ,xk , 'N a Z f X 5 x X l 5? fi W if fz,,,,4 of J.,,,,,, 44,4 5z4.,.,f XB Mydna allfffeff REMEMBER A MAN WHO us honest suncere true to hus convuctuons J A Vuclcers lvtr Vuclcers was born at Chapmanvulle February 22 1885 the son ol Joseph and Ruth Covert Vuckers ln 1920 Mr Vuckers was mar rued to Muss Pearl Hager daughter ol Senator and Mrs Phulup Hager ol Homlun To thus unuon have been born two daughters Lena Mae and Helen Marue Mr Vuclcers receuved hus BA degree from Valparauso Ind Unuversuty and hus MA from George Peabody Nash Tenn He served un turst class Sergeant He has to has credut 39 years ol teachung seven years from 1939 to 1946 were spent as pruncupal at L H S Hus turst teochung was at the Ed Stone School un hus home neughbor hood and un 1915 he became pruncupal ot Hol den Jr Hugh School He was dustruct Superun tendent of Free Schools un 1922 Cuty Superun tendent un 1925 26 and County Superunten dent from 1927 to 1931 He was also pruncupal at Chapmanvulle Hugh School from 1936 to 1939 He us now pruncupal at Logan Jr Hugh School Mr Vuclcers luves at West Logan and us a member ol the Furst Chrustuan Church H us also a member ol the Amerucan Leguon Mod ern Woodmen ot Ameruca and the lndepen dent Order ot Odd Fellows Mr Vuclcers us well and favorably known all over Logan County and a greater portuon ot Southern West Vurgunua Hus lavorute expressuon lm here to hep ya undentutues hum as one of Logan Countys outstandung educators . ' ' , on t y I, 1 ' I ' . - Num 1 World War 1 and was bromoted to the ranlc of . . 1 si A ' e . TH THREE FATES THOSE WHQ GUIDE fS THE DESTINIES OF ALL f WHO ENTER THESE PQRTALS I IC W fr E M CI: XS 1149 CAT ON X WLOM4 ARD Y EDU l 4 N E Z E ,ff P C9 I B E 1 M E ff f V X- x W Q V 5 x ! 1 1459. 0 f I l A so o ,V 'XM I. 'Ek UN , . H I X E E N 5-J EE w' E E Q mlm X ,Q RALPH R. WILLIS PAUL C. WINTER ERNEST B. CRADDOCK Assistant Superintendent County Superintendent Assistont Superintendent Secondary Schccis Elernentory Schools ' fA eauerd, ecwurerri, nzlaloem 0 e C. F. DIXON IUnpI'iotographed WALTER MITCHELL JENNINGS PERRY WOODROW GORDON W. R. BIVENS President PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE OUR PRINCIPAL Mr Frank McDccIe Ohio Umversufy B A University of Kentucky M A J MEI jLl'06l6! OMOQCLPIQL MR HAROLD COX Mo shall BA M A Dean of Boys 9 r::,, s-.. .-o- 'J .f- d i MRS KATHLEEN CRAWFORD MRS ANNE MAYNARD Secretary M shall A Dean of GI Is 'Ya- .,'-,,,,,. I3 . . . r' I R A N:-Q I f' -I W If I V If IK ix X I fb . I , yr- , . A s I , Mf f V Y f., f Vy.. 0 V .,...v M 0 , . wr-gb. Q 'WWI Ir ' gl . I I or B. . 'r .K 1' 4, az, M if 4 ' is 15, , ki X Ig 3 f if H Helen B. Harvey Wendell Lucas Marguerite Burdicl: Mary Irene Uber Jaclr Chapman B.A,, Mft. PMB, BA B.S,ir C,M.Ed. BA Roanoke College Marshall Fairmont State Grove City Marshall D 0 U,olKenttcl:y WestVi'a's'a U, Lloipittsb rgh Stella Marie Jones BA., M.Ed. Marshall, Duke University Elizabeth Bingham MA., BA. Taylor University Thelma Juergensmeyer BA., Mft, University oi Kentucky Christine Hall B.S. Morehead State Betty Hurst Florence State Teachers College Mary Jane Coda BA. Marshall Elclred Satterlield BA. Glenville State Mary Jo McDonald BA. West Virginia University lg kwx ,! r' I l Geraldine Hogan Caught. Bfk. Morris Harvey Aldo Miller BA. Marshall Virginia C. Lucas Carl McEllresh Sarah S. Estep Thomas Orr Elizabeth H Thomas BMX. M.M. B,A B A B A Marshall CapitolCollege Georgetown College Marshall Marshall ot Music BA MA. V C'B5fJ W Va W seyor' Ma slwo!! orc lea: ers Morslno!! Movslvoll CoraBlA1argaret Collins I, 3 X y Marsha!! I, . up Selden Adlunsvlw B.S. W. Va. lmst F Te lwrco Grover C. Legg DD., B.S., B. lVl!O'Y'l Univ Grace Leviton BA. Mary Hurst MA. BA. CC ,mbia U vers ty Unvefsity Q' Kent Hildretfi lvlaggard BA. MA. Tr-crsylvgmc J Ruth Kline BS. if Ed. Wfvst Virgin O Ll Florena Colvin BA. Universify C K nt lrene Perry BA. Ma'sl'c!! Flix Craig EVELYN BLAND WILMER BALTZELL LUCYLE JONES SARA WELLS BA A Ohio State B.A. MA University ol Kentucky Bowling Green Morehead Columbia College of Commerce Peabody 6 Seniors of the Goddess Wisdom Throu h Goddess Wisdoms elder children the Seniors leave behind the recall many happenings during their solourn there When tirst they came as neophytes beginners they were tilled with a feeling ot accomplishment-surely they had topped the heights: but soon an earnestness ol effort caused them to settle down to the long weary but thrilling business at getting a high school diploma. ln the f CCI. E . . . . . 1, portals of Logan l-li, but memory holds them tor a moment as they 0 K i i D i - , J J r J - r - t 5 I S5 X 0 W VX , MEMORY PRESENTS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . Elba Samson Vice President Charles Fortner Secretary . A Mark Caldwell Treasurer ..,. Sammy Adkins l-lead Senior Sponsor ..., , , Mrs, l-lelen l-larvey Sophomore year there was their class play Cannibal Queenu: the choosing of Betty Casto and Johnnie Mae Cook as class cheerleaders: and the memorable Sophomore Day. The Junior year was a busy one. On October lo, l948, the annual Junior Carnival was held at which Bonnie Boschian was elected queen. All the activities lor the remainder at the year were but anti- climaxes ta the big event ol the year-the Junior Prom. This class has the honor ol electing the tirst Prom Queen in the history ot Logan's Proms-Betty Casto. The day ol May 2Oth was a bevy ol activity as the tireless Juniors rushed about getting the gym decorated tor the Prom, Mission accomplished! a weary but happy Junior class triumphed! Alas! Seniors! Surely now they have topped the heights with easy grace ! Many members ol the class were rewarded tor superb ehcort during this last year ol their high school days. David l-lale was an- nounced as valedictorian, Wanda Chapman, salutatorian, end Dorothy Jean White, honarian: Joey Disco given recognition in basketball on the allftournament team at Morgantown: Johnny Caldwell awarded a lootball scholarship by the Boosters Club-the tirst one oi its kind to be awarded by a Logan group: Ruth Ashworth elected editor of Guyana : David l-lale, editor ot l lere's l-low : Carla Bitte recog- nized as a poet in W'est Virginia Anthology ot Student Poetryu: June Lucas chosen as Miss Logan l-ligh: tour-star Thespian awards to Betty Casto, Mary Jane Pinson, Glenn Koch, Hermie McGuire, Jimmy White, Betty Leigh Young, and Bill Giles: and the science award to Glen Koch. This class saw the addition ot a visual aid program at Logan in which the efforts ol John Risko, our proiector operator are to be commended. Finally with the ordering ot caps and gowns, class rings, an- nouncements and presenting ol their class play Under Twenty on March lo-at last, comes Baccalaureate and Commencement. For- ward! June tirst-a graduate of Logan High Goddess Memory reflects how Apollo god ol fortune affects the luves ol sensors Apollos pathway nn the slay through whtch he nnterprets the future ot the members of the sensor class The Zoduoc as duvrded unto twelve srgns to whuch each us assngned o nome and certoun chorocterusttcs sold to control the desttny ol those loorn under that porttculor sngn Apollo hos endowed eoch human belng wrth certoun traits dependent upon the rultng stgn tn whnch he ns born Now he relotes whot the tuture ond the stors tell of our Sensors Q- Y 4t,6Q,J gm Jld 9 O efttoa S fb -y-L NND lv 5 QE cv Tam 'Ag 7,5 , 1 Heuer-US 5+ V? cy if gh Q91 'U-L sv: in 1 m8y2 at zz W9 npr Contender for the crown of Mass Victory from Logan Mass June Lucas and from Williamson Mass Emma Allff were presented during halftnme achvltles of the annual Logan Wnlllamson Thanlrs gnvung Day Football Classuc I 0 7 ' ' - E. ' Q. : - . . . Q . . A 3 . I 0 - CD - l 1 . 0 -' ' . 3 , I Q. ' -0- . . :- - fb . 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FQXQX 'x lifxm -P . . me ,554 :- o Q CD 'rl C -o- C '1 CD Bllbvolrnub ANQAA These persons have orugunal mlnds and should rely on their hunches resulnng an dlscoverues nn new ways ol donng busnness and sctence They have certann shyness tn human relarnonshlps to over come and tend to conceal theur affectrons They wnll marry wlthout havnng a romantic period ol courtshup Scoval Gibson Acccuntlng Ronald Cole Accountlnq Margaret Bass College Prayer Club Glee Club Pa fy Afluns Cornnnerclal A a Xu Sorortty TrnH Y Glee ub Qu ll and Scroll Heres How Joseph Disco College H Y Key Club Varslty C b Nancy Adkins Comrnerclal Prayer Club Student C rr l Y Teens ee Club K ng s U4 and Scrol Guyana Stall Wnlma Jean Adluns College Guyana Staff Angleworfn F T A Her How YTeens Tr I Ll and Scr Jummy Brady Cornmerclal Joann Myers Cornrnercnal Glee Club GAA James Evans Accountlng l-ltY Phyllns Brown College French Glee u Al ha X Tr I Angleworrn Alan Selelgh D E b lph ' ' , '- l-, CI , I l l- , , A l., , cu ,cf - Gl , l ' Kld, Q 'll l. , . . . ., e's , A , isl-l'-Y, Q VII oll , Cl b, p I, I-H'-Y, D. E. . .Clu Mony o worrued frown hos crossed The brow of ye olde ed Dowd Hole os he hustled oboul to rnolce onofher deodlune for the next edmon eres How d e 1 o supr Dowd rs o member ol M55 Cobbs homeroom ln has scholastic worlc Dowd wos onnounced os voledlctorlon ol the closs ol l949 Bobby Wnllucms Deity Jenluns Hollune Hager Helen Toppings Acco lnflnq Colleqe Cornrnerclo A omni nq Frenrh Cll b Glee Carla RIHG Wilma Saunders Ayshuc Herman Drema Shelton Cczvvnerclo Col eg Ccwmerclol ee s K ngs Teens Prayer C b Y F ers roye?C b Y Teens J of H ' on h d'd e job. . . I . ond on honor roll student. With o 2.87 overoge D D A ph Y-T r , K lKld of ohd block mogfc ho U rn 15 5 e T Houdmm Koch who demorwtrores has mys ferrous wares' We ore proud of o four star Thespwon Glen Koch who ws o member of Mrs Horveys homeroom ond on hormor roll student Jesse Bhffen Wanda Chapman Tom Gulmore Peggy Hate B I k Amounhrq C mmer oN Comme-r ua Crmmercwof re s A r Martha Hackworth Davnd Hale Jack Lowe Lucy Thompson Glen Koch Coheqe Ccheqe Cohege Com eros! C egg Npho X B ggo e Bond Gh-be C1 b J B ggarweers The-spa GWee C! b B d Th ' S 5' 't' p IH- V Is H A ' H , ' '- ' ' ' il Kir ln C gf , 1' ' ,. I Cr nga He ' Hzw, C. ,A. C W ond SC oh xi Jr. , ,rers . L r. Q . , E rs X, an To those born under the sign ol Pisces is credited the ease with which people can talce advantage ol them by appealing to their warm and sympathetic spirit. They will always be more concerned about the wellare ol others than about their own or that ot their lamily. Their prolessions are especially in the literary activities, swaying law, and dealing with medicine. Lowell Lee Cc leq l-l Y Betty Jones Crrnrner o James Jelifrey C nt Lois Lambert Cofllnner O Prayer C Jb Kenneth Maynard ACCO nti rq Bon Mary Lou Petrol? o rw Geo Cl o John Rislxo Co lege X. l3iSCGS -HN or lr B qaare Hermue McGuire College Buddy Sammons Acc OL nti rc en Tamblm f ue Pridernore l'Yl 7'l9f Ol A A Elba Samson Jackie Spencer fin CV O Z l xc i. q i Acc , , Ing . L ' ix 'I l' d 7- ' ' Acc L tira l . l N. B d, e . V 1 ers Gleeicic 5. C. Tlnescians French B . Afcftrg S . Cc ii Q. . . Cleec b K, lf, K. A01 'ting Vargfy CQ rn fi l dl-N33 'YV Clwongeoble moocls ono restlessness Couse Arles people to ruslw lnlo new lnnes ol ocfuvufy before flney mole solasloctory progress ln the worlc they ore olreody ololng Arles people ore not meont lor worlc under onyone else Tlnese persons slwould never consuder on elopemenf Peg9Y Adluns 'Y' Cecnl Good Cclleqc Dolly Bclsden Cclleqo S V S C' Wllllcm Elluns Bonme Bosclwnan COVWVWPVClC Wlllsam Farley CC B Lavonne Cox Comrnerf Alexander Lawruclr Conwrner lol Betty Cosfo Cclleqe rfspwon Tr l-l Y o A Q Xl Topsy Tlnvy Dewey Lee Mulluns Colleqe eres l-lc vorrn Aurethc: Chambers lwmqolf Robert Mldluff Colleqe H0 s Co rnerqlcl Arillyvorns Lot? l-lo H' H D. E. Guycno S703 AC .Ming ond lol 3 Th, 7 y as is lm, lplw ' l'l 'L v, A'glew . Cfl' c d Sc ol Cer A l Q1'i..f Orctmds to M155 Logon Hagh June Lucas C1 member of Mr Lucos home room ond on honor roll student June lakes to trove! her hob bres ore swrmmmng ond skotmg Sa y Horns Paul Sommons Key Ct b Morlorle Kitchen Ctee Ctub Wilma Jo Rnfre c r r Ns A Dm,-,Q Steele June Lucas Vern Renolds Y Teens T Hx Y Y Teers Janet Justice Bebe Dole McrcJm Dorothy Wtute ACCC err e Yhfeerws Tr H Y C b Apl-c Proyer CN b 'x ff .k C . . , . if f, 7 Li A I , 'f' 335 aff 1 H . . . . . Ccmmerdc Ccmmercic' Commerce' Aff: vttrg Aggcorfrg 1 . rf- 4- , - , v Cdtege Az: , rtxrg .rtirg D. E. C rm fic' ' ,. , W 3. y. Gee N- ' Xi Y Stu yung to g to college IS Mary Joyne Psnson She IS hon ored os benng on foursfor Thes pron A member of Mrs Horveys homeroom ond on honor roll student Johnny Caldwell Louise Chahn Thomas Gore Elizabeth Ecrles Bull Mayo Cc lege Comrnercrol Accowhnq Ccfnrnercrol Arcountrng H1 Y Vorsny Bon Hr Y Tarsians are successful in any line at worlc as they achieve hap piness and have a reputation lor wisdom which will win them pro motions and a continual advancement. In general they enloy good health lout they love to overeat. They must talce plenty of exercise and stay in the open. Mary Jane Pinson Colleqe Alp a X Tr Topsy Turvy David McCalllster Colleqe H Y Glee Club Thespuans HIY Key Clu ii an Sara Kitty Mounts Commercial David Sneller Accounting HIY lula Potter Janet Pultz Colleqe Suzanne Scaggs Commercial K Jean Pultz College Tri Hi Y Y Teens GA Thelma Pucllett Commercial A A Maiorette Latin K Y Teens hi 1, i. i- . , ' 1 ,i b, otii Ci ii D. E. Tri4t-ti-Y, o. A. A., Lonnr Y-Teens K. .ic 1 1 , . .A.. ' . o. . ., K. K. ., - Dntlerent types at worlc wall be chosen by those barn uncler the sngn of Gernnnl because they become bored wnth a snngle lab Scnence and Arts are thear chsel Interests ln the matter ol love thefr ways are changeable and sensntnve If they wssh lor a happy mar raage they have to concentrate on malcmg rt happy They should partucupate rn a varnety ol hobbtes Doris Atluns Comrnerclal a X T Ht Y Y Teens raye ana Stall Gull an roll C ee Cl Jack Brewster Nada Blandenshup Cornrnerclal Clarence Dnngess Helen Blanlcenshnp Cornrnerc al Canterbury College Band Key C on Cell Bragg Comme C a Ceo Clb Charles Fortner Arcal ntlnq Vavswty Marne Campoy C V' V Reglnla Whne Comrnerclal Jim Frey Acco nt rq Phlllls Hanley Comrne al K Glee t Mtlte Gearhart DE 26 Cemxm U wJ . . rg 5- . , . . ' - O Alph Y K, K. K., rl- - . P r C .b G.y , ' cl SC l, W b 'i D. E. K, K, K, D. E. Bill . , , l,b l V . rl l C rn . o ala' , if H?-Y NK. K. . Club l Hurrah' A queen an our mndst Bonnle Boschnon Jr Cornuval Queen of 48 Bonnie loves the outdoors and her hobby IS collectnng photos she as a member of Mr Chapman s homeroom Bonnle McNeely Laurence Moorse Betty Shelton Donald Jude Euleen Rhodes Commerce College Ccnwnercnol Acco nt ng Commercial H Lloyd Sammons Dons Jean Slater Estus Yeager Francis Thompson Betty Ruth Smith Accountlng Commercwal General Comme ua Cornmeroal Varslty fag . S, Kira Q 1 I lr , . by y , X . N3 so '- -n.. Make Abdoney Acco Key C res H B gqonee S Loretia Conn Cowmme cnc X -i i -si.. 'i - - ig -' s We pomnl wltlw pride n the president ol Jlrnmy ns sfudywng lor o l-le lS on ocmve member lmorweroom Avmell Adluns Kindred Albright Pauline Canterbury James Browmng Ccovne Cornrnercuol C rerol College l-lr Y S C John Baldwin Sally Conn Fred Klser Ze a Mae Lowe Arco rnnq Commercial General Glee Cl b G A A Worrying about what people thinlc ol them is a great concern to those born under the sign ol Cancer ln business or protessional -?:lRJ!'a..2 lite they should piclc a Career which deals with people and activities , , if These people should marry and settle down but they should never CBNCQX. Q, marry without love. Nancy Sue Dulif Crlleqe H Y Johnny Sebo Colleqe Davicl Hlnchman Corrrrer tal Norma Gartin mrnercuol Betty Kerr Reed C eqe o Pwnc G FP A a Xi Tri Hr Y Quill and Scroll uy a a Stott S 5' Glee CI b Topsy T y Gene Paul Stevens Colleqe Patricia Webb Colleqe Topsy Turvy Evelyn Singleton Ccfwrnercual G yo o Stott YTeers Glee Q a r Prayer Cl b Dorothy Pullen College Thespion rn. i. ,Aiph xi , hi i. Co ' :ii 5 ,ph .V .V A fl 4 . J., i cruel .trim ad se Orr' To rnsptre contrdence nn strangers ns theur greatest asset Leo persons wrll ruse to an executuve posltton In lute ln love affairs they wall be happy and successful an rnarrfage They shouldnt get angry tor they say thvngs they dont mean nor should they be too struct wuth children John Bowen I Vavs Ty Mary Loulse Edenton VT l6Y E tal BrumfTeld Co l qc Mary Lou Brumfield l :QS Thesotans Pvayu b YTeens Mark Caldwell C Q Vors ty Rosemary Hale Corwner l Walter Korman Jane McDonald Co rnerctal GeeCl b K Benny Ellis Gen cn Barbara McMnlluon wmcr al Glee Club Prayer Cl b George Chambers College Varstty French Key CI b Mary Ann Nelson Commerctal fV.,uM7t- Cya, Q0 1 v - 1 . . O ' I , . . .. . . . , 3 yi' l l Ac C ntlng Cc t cial lox X Ki-y C lu HI-Y, Vars'ty Ca lrg ' W . Cl X . alley e t cla D. E. l t , .K. K, , WV Con A rl Fruenclluest student around eclnool Elbo Samson l-le lS Sensor Class Presl dent and co coptoln ol flue lootboll team Everyone lcnows Elbe Robert Smlth Acco ntmq Bull Gnles T esplans Jr B q qonneers Fren F Club Angleworrn Louanna Thompson Cornrrercuol Marlene Sayer Topsy Torvy Alplwo Xl Lotrn Clob H Lawrence Jlmlnez Kay Trent Howard Sldebottom Co eqe Cornmerclol Comrnercnol Vo stty Charles Smntlw Betty Robunette Ellen Warner E Glee Club College College Aqcomting D. E. Comrnerclol lr I r . ug I , D. . Club l Tri- QY l Ye olde sfudenfedufor Ruth Ashworth' Many o long weory nnght hob she burned the nmdnwqhf OJYO jeroUrC3uyono outuntvme A memberoffwm Fomishome roonw R fh ho ro tudenf Ruth Ashworth Elmer Adluns Johnnie Moe Cook Harmon Frye Edna Goff when 'w Q Q rvvve Heres How T Tr H Y Thespons H Cloyomo Ahaho X A ho Xu Topsy T v y Y T ers H err C VO IU Emory Gmgnse Donna Jean Keaton Howard Pauley Faye Rnchordson Tommy Porter Accounhnq Commev rc! o rm Corrver of Vorsdy , U is on nor II Cc, rr mio! A i vwrhq :Wee V 3YI: cV Cc r- 1 4' ' , Edl 01' I- I- , 1 I , Trl- T A , 3 ip ', .1 v - e TM- i-Y, Smdr-Pr Sf rd C1VMf! CmrrmH QYIH - d Sr U ' X 'Q' Arg , hq ' 1 QI D. E ' K. K. K Great lame wrll come to those born under the sngn ol Vrrgo Thus lame wall come by hard worlc though not by accrdenr These persons are best surfed for ohhce worlc or laboratory research rn Physncs and Chemnsfry These persons are very crmcal ana should learn to culhvate this 'fact They should marry early rn lrle and should never nnsust on havrng their own way all the tlrne Carl McCollrster General Sylvla Torol Comrnercral and Scroll Gryana Staf' Wrlma Spears Carnrnercual Dickie Toney General Delores Srunley Corn rnerclal Glee Club Jimmy Trent Accountung Varslty l-lr Helen Whlfe Colleqe G A A Guyana Staff Q rll and Cro Paul Scaggs Co leqe 'Jw' Homer Wnhrow Calleae Jnmmy White Colleae Thesplons 5 X' XJxr0xO my Q - T . JJ a V l h ' 5 X . . . 5 3 - A T -' T A 1 1 we Y-Teens, Glee Club, Prayer Club, C Ilf , 3 ' , '-Y lr. HS ,ll ' lo!-B .I-N: A rare gift of success in whatever field they become interested in is given to those born under the sign of Libra. Libra people are best suited for legal profession, salesmanship, or education. In rnar- riage your partner demands all your affections. Joyce K Adluns Comrrtercpial Prayer Club Lucille Craddoclr Commercial Prayer C Ira Lee Blevens Comrnerc al Darwin Harper cc Jack Bates College Hi Y fComrnercial G A A Gle Glee Cl Y Teens e C ub ack Common College Key Club K K French Robert Halnter General Betty Sue Platt College a Xi Tr HIY To sy Trvey K K K lub, ub, - , F. T. A. Ac wtlng If ff' irginia Hannah K . fl A I .f f l lf: X, J 5 , .K. ., Alphs 3 a- 1, p U .... 2 3 4 holt' W A rnolorette performs To wtnsome ond chormtng Thelrno Puckett tell the honor ot beung Logon F-hghs tarst Sentor Malorette She and tamed octuvttues presented on pressuve pncture tor their ttrst op peoronce publncly ot the Thanks gnvtng game John Pralrlevuch Ralph Saunders Barbara Schwab Elizabeth Wllllamson Roberta Wnlson Genera! Acrognhnq Comme Contrnerctol rn er Student Cc I-2f3f4-, I- - - - . otch! her cohorts with true precision- . , . . im- Lula Abraham Ralph Craddocl: Vlvnan Asbury Herbert Darwin Ccvwrre :J C eqe Corrvrer 0 Cdleqe eems Pr y M Ke CW b Band Ke C1 b ed h mos? pro V O around sensor president of The mg boy s group IS very Ocfmve In rs o member of room Lzfe as nentlwer rome nor dull to tlwose born under tlwe sugn ol Scorpno Tlwese persons frghr lword love deeply lnofe blfferly ond lrve or Top speed ln the business fled they do not loy down on the yolo even el the rob IS lword gonng The r love wlll lwove no drflnculry ol flwougln sometimes These loves don T end lwopprly Annlble Esposno o eq Vorsxty Anna Ruih Hell V ln Cornmercra Don Bates Peeesslunq une, Mary Alice Lowe Co reae Wanda Reed Con' er Glee C4 b Mary Belle Osburn Cornmerrro Sena Dlnge s Comrnerczol Cora Lee Smith cc Ll nan Field Gee Cl b Evelyn Slmdd Vnrgunua Smuth COVWWTQ Patty Broughton Co 'Wert Y 'leer-s Scovisro 'YN . . 5 . C ll ye .r llf ' 2 Qolll ono Scroll, Y-Teens, K. K. K.. Jr. Bsggofeers, e AC ,Hlrg .l,. . S CC '?'f3fC-Cl . rl D, E. M5 ,- SEQ KTTEH-xUS Those born under The srgn ol Sognftcrnus wall have on average chance ol czchnevrng success ond possibly lame These persons wrll select o 'ob where a smoll group ol people ore employed they do nor llce dnrechons on how to worlc When In love they are eoger to hncl their lcleol and becouse of thus wall overlook them These people do not hrcle rherr feelrngs Sammy Adkins Accoenfrnq Vorsxty H Y Eunice Collins Commercral Kyle Blair Joyce Dickenson Comrnerclal Glee Club Mnke Capua Colleqe Patty Gore COl'nVTlef'ClOl Qurll ond Scroll Prayer Club Ezra Bowen Cornrnerc ol Hu Y Glee Club Betty Stephens Cornrnercnol Kenneth Chllders Band Mary Lou Stephenson Commercial Keulh Davus Accounfrnq HIY Joyce Steele Colleqe Y eens Alplo X Gee Cl o Arglewcrrf uyer Cl b Tr Hu G l ond c Title 3 , LX ' L i . . I . , 1 EA D. E. Alpha Xl, Y-Teens, Glee Club. K. K, K. D. E. ,T b . - f : , . Pr , l- '-Y, ull S roll V Hep! Hep! coils Johnnie Moe Cook and Betty Cosfo, senior cheerleaders, who hove been fom- ilror figures fo Us of ol! our sports conflicts. Both colre-ge preporof Tory ond honor roll srudenis. Johnnie Moe is o member of Miss Cobos homeroom, ond Berry, of Mrs Horveys homeroom Benny Ward Accoontrnq Vorslfy Key Cho Edward Palmer Coheqe Louis Slubo Ellzabeih Young Harrison Epperley Earl Dlngess C e,e C e e Q Genera! H Y Th sp Vorsny Tcpsy T rvy Frerch A grewo rn 4.2 xx Caps-icol-N 'VY To Capricornians is given a gilt lor careful worlc and good com- mon sense. 'llwese persons are foo serious-minded and must cultivate a sense ol humor. Capicornians will achieve success in business fields sucln as olllice worlc or teoclning. ln matters ol love they are cautious and lwesifanf and will make a happy marriage. Dara Burgess GAA Freda Farmer Commercial Mary Lou Simmons Commercial Glee Club Nancy Clwafin Commercial Jean Ferguson Commercial Tri Hr Y Y Teens Befiy Jean Shelfon Colleqe G A A Douglas Chambers Colleqe Key Club Belly Jean Hall Colleqe Scrol Robert Stonoff Accounting Joann Dickenson Commercial Glee Club Billy Joe Riddles Club Bruce Sfepp Accounlinq oe Patierson General eens F Prayer Club S C res How Pr yer F A YTeens Ang eworm Frenclw Clib an Hi Y an D. E. - Xl T . YJ , ,T, As Y . . ' l-le 'A , a , . T. ., - i , . Y Quill I A D. E. 9 D. E. K. K. icf, B J 40 V W, PRESENTS JUNIOR CLASS lt was lun whale tt lasted being late for classes going to assembltes yelltng our lungs out at the games worktng and playung together but now we must put away chtldtsh thtngs because tellow classmates do you realnze that next year we wall be dtgnttted sentors7 We ve much to look forward to and much to look back on as we recall what a bug lab tt was puttung over the Juntor Carntval but what a wonderful leeltng ot reltel at was to know that we had done It and that It had been successful My' how much lun that prom was those pretty gowns an gals the boys whtte shtrts and sltckly pressed sutts all seems a dream now that tts over such a wonderful ttme as everyone had And' tt wasnt halt bad our betng host to the seniors at the prom because that now makes us look lor ward to the ttme next year when we shall occupy the seat at honor by betng the guests ot the comung Juntor Class at the prom Recognttton was accorded one at our members Lots Jean Taylor who was awarded a tour year scholorshup to any state college os a prtze tor wtnntng the dtstrtct oratory contest of the Amertcan Legton We look Forward to our sensor year and along wtth Mr Frank McDade hope that at wtll be our very best year at Logan l-llgh Kung and Queen of the annual Junior Carnnval' Walter Walo ac kung and Zetfa Winters queen W ll 9 The Hard Working - - - Struggling - - Strlvmg s ,M . ' T I ' . . . MEMORY ' d '- . .h f . fir , X M as 2 l - l 5 0 , f Bu'r Successful Junlors CLASS OFFICERS Presrdenf Walter Walowac Vuce Presudenf James Abdoney Secretary Mary Ann Taylor Treasurer Brlly Srnozuclw Head Junvor Sponsor Mrs Aldo Muller When WI,Cl19S Rude the annual Junior Class play exhlbufed much talent among Hs cast mem bers Lois Jean Taylor Helen Drenner Homer Rafluff Boyd Rnclnardson Jerry Worlrman Mary Ann Taylor Lllllan Gallemore Joyce Roblnefle Alberla Morris and Barbara Browning 0 1 1 1 I 4 L 4 Q . . -9 . . ,, L .. . . H . . . . ' . T I I I I I . r I - iv. f . N ., . ' ' - -M.---rf-. ur-.f -vw-f f-W JAMES ABDONEY NAOMA ADKINS CHARLES AMOS MARGARET ANGALET PATRICIA ASCOUGH FANNY AUDIA JANET AUXIER MAYBELLE AVIS JAMES BARKER JAMES BELCHER BETTY BLACK ALICE BLEVINS HEULAH BLEVINS BEULAH BOSCHIAN MARLENE BRADSHAW RUTH ANN BRAND BARBARA BROWNING CHARLES BRUMFIELD MILDRED BRUMFIELD MARGARET BRYANT LAWRENCE BUTCHER JESSIE CALANDROS ISABELLE CAMPOY JAMES CANTERBURY GEORGE CANTLEY GEORGINE CASEY VIOLA CASTELLI HELENA CASTO LEONA CHAFIN LETA MAE CHAFIN MILLIE CHAFINS JOAN CHATFIELD GUY CLARK MARY RUTH CHILDERS LORETTA COPLEY JAMES COX AILEEN CURRY MAXINE CURRY PATTY LOU CURRY WALKER DAVIDSON NANCY DAVIS WILLIAM SYDNEY DAWSON ELLEN DEAN MARGARET DeBOLT VIRGINIA DeFLUMERI RAY DeHAVEN LILLIAN DIAL RONALD DINGESS HELEN DRENNER ANNIS RAE DYER GOFFERY CRUISE BETTY BOOKER MYRTLE CANTERBURY ANN CHAMBERS SUE ANN BUNTING FRED ELKINS BILLIE ELDRIDGE ROBERT ELKINS LARRY ELLIS GENEVIEVE ENGLAND AUDRIE EVANS JANETTE EVANS ADDISON FARRA BURTA FILLINGER GENE FOWLER GERALDINE FRYE JEAN FRYE ALEX GABANY LILLIAN GALLEMORE MABLE GARTIA CHESTER GEARHEART VIVIAN GIBSON EMMA LOU GILLIAM ANN GASTOVICH HELEN GOFF BARBARA GORE VIRGINIA GUNTHER PATRICIA HAINER ANNA RUTH HALE MONITA HALE WILLIAM JOHN HALE JAMES HAMILTON TOM HARMON KENNETH HARMON DAVID HARTSAW HELEN HAZELETT FRANK HOWES PAULINE HUNTER ESTIL JONES NORMA JEAN KAZEE MARGARET KEESLING BILLIE KINSER FLORENCE KINSER HATTIE KIRK PANSY KIRKPATRICK LARRY LEE LEWIS MARY LAMB PEGGY LINKOUS WANDA JEAN LUCAS LOUISE MARNS DOROTHY MASON DORA JEAN MAYS BOB MATHENA CATHERINE MARRO PAT MAYO BETTY MAYNARD ILETA MAYNARD PATTY DUNN DALLAS LAWHUN FRANKLIN LEE ALBERTA MORRIS ARCOLLA McDONALD JOHN MILLER DAISY MULLINS GAY McCLELLAN GEORGE MURACK ALBERT MINGRONE FREDA MAE MURUSHI EDDY McGLOTHIN MARTHA McCALLISTER BETTY JO MULLINS BOB McGUIRE SUE MEADE DONNA McCOMAS JEAN MOULDER BEULAH MCDORMATT TEDDY MEADE LEONA MIDKIFF MIKE MURPHY EDGAR MILLER GLADYS NOE HELEN NEDOVICH BETTY OLIVER LILLIAN OWSLEY FRANK OSBURN THELMA PRESTON HELEN PECK ALICE PACK ANNA RUTH PERRY JOHNNY PATRICK CLARA PARSONS BOB PENNINGTON FREDA PERRY DENVER PERRY TRUDY GUILLIN BOYD RICHARDSON JOYCE ROBINETTE FANNY RIGGS DOTTY ROBSON JANE RICHARDSON FONTELLA ROSS CHARLOTTE ROBINSON BOBBY RUNYON ANNA JEAN ROBERTS PHYLLIS RANKIN DON SMITH ESTELLA SMITH FRED STILTNER TOMMY SMITH ESTELLEAN SAWYER LOUISE SARGEANT CLARA BELLA LACKEY HARRIET JO STUCKY ANNA SOKOSKY ELOISE STUCKY BILL SINOZICH LOWELL SOUTHERS JOHNNY SZUCH DONNA TOWNSEND LILLIAN THOMPSON ADA THOMPSON LESLIE SEXTON ROMAINE SMITH IMA JEAN SPERRY GLENNA VARNEY LOIS JEAN TAYLOR MARY ANN TAYLOR DOROTHY TOPEKA LARRY THOMMASSON JAMES THOMPSON EUGENE WILSON BOBBY WHITE CHARLES WILCOX FRANKLIN WALSH REGINA VINSON VIRGINIA YOUNG MILDRED WEBB JOYCE WELCH VERNON WILSON ZETTA WINTERS BILL WORKMAN RICHARD WOOTEN PHYLLIS STONE DONALD WINTERS Adams Harry Adkms Drexel Adklns Urse Anderson Robert Bates Don Bokkon Velma Bezak Victor Blrffnn Gary Brooks James Brownmg Robert Caldwell Tommy Carver Lewns Cassidy Patrlcla Chawpens Elizabeth Connor Jimmy Cooper Wrlllam Crew Goffery Crowder Betty Dalton Bull Davndson Glen Demldenko Helen I O alll era g Dual Marvln Dnngess Herbert Dobbuns Bernadnne Drenner Frank Ellis Mamie Lou Farmer Floyd Fisher Ronnie Frsher Bryan Golah Ro Gmglsue Emory Gootwan Geneuven Grey Donald Gore Carol Sue Guffey Sara Hale James Hayer Talmndge Hentrltze Tom Hrcks Wanda Hutchlnson Glen Jones Darrell Klrkendoll Jlmmy Lowe Emma Lowe Cotherune Mathis Thomas Maynard Masll McKinney Zelma Meade Clyde Meade Drewne Naprer Mary F Nelson John Patterson Herman Peek Bully Perez Mary Perry Denver Plppnn Jack Ragland Jimmy Ratclrll Homer Robertson Paul Runz Johnnie Selton Joan Sexton Lawrence Sexton Leslle Stevens Betty Stamper Charles Smith Bully Smrth Herbert Smnth Thomas Southers Charlotte Spears Okle Steele Ruchard Walowac Walter Welch Ray White Eddie Whitman Danny Whnte James B White Charles Wrlson Blllne Jean Wmters Donald Wllllams Bobby Workman Brllre Workman Gerald .l I. ki I . I . I' Browning, Dana Gallimore, Dana Neives, Seratln Turner, Bob We Have Just Begun To Fngh+ esta X The doors ot L l-l S opened ond the ever enxuous Sopho QQ . mores flocked an not lfnowrng whot wos owortung them They were very good sports on Sophomore Doy whnch wos held on October 28 olthough they hod to sweep the povement ond chmb poles There wo o Sophomore bustness meettno held on the hrst ol SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS October to ocquornt the Sophomores wrth the Senror prtvulege President George Monollo ond to determrne the amount ol the dues lor the year Secretory Dgvld Bormh n charge ol lO AI lO C ond lO C2 The ploy Boclrground lor Noncy wos oresented rt wo lollowed by o duet Treosurer Theme Townsend The other o semel es were tn the lollowtng dates Heod Sophomore Sponsor MISS Ellzobefh Thomo December lO By IO A2 ond IO B2 Jonuory I4 OD on l February 22 By IO A ond IO B April 28 B IO C3 ond IO B3 48 6 W0 ll 0 ll qi ! x L lt S . 7 v u 1 T dl '5' . . . . up , Vice President ., ,.,.. Jimmie l-luhf The llrst ossembly wos held on Cctober 29. The program wos T T, . . s,By1.,1o.B1 d oct ' . . y - - SECTION IO A Ire ne Perry President Vnce Presnden? Secretory Treoswex 51 der! Co Po? Weaver oy MIIQIWQII Ir s Chambers M Q ne CI r y Bobby G ber? SECTION I0 AI EllzobeII1H Thomas Presldent George Mondwos Vue Presdert Bobbwe I-Ionnoh Secretory Iwonno B r ess Tre-Gs ref M 'vw Iefvtc 0 SECTION I0 A2 RUII1 G Kline Presuderwr Sue Arm Store Vnce Preswderf SeIby Sue Parse s Secretory CIworIeS V Icers Treasurer Jeon Ko Iw St dem C Mory Arm Vwd P , , H R . E I ' . . Mk' fr If I ,nz I+ I I . ' , Ju' U g -' . ,Po,Io Bc c e S Id C II ., SW Click . wc . , sv Q., SECTION I0 B Surah S Estep Pressdent Vtce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Student Councll B ll Mtnton Nancy Hall Gene Leeson Ronald Scntes Nancy I-lalI SECTION I0 BI Vlrgmla C Lucas Presudent Peggy Taylor Vice Presndent Launa Vance Secretary Rebecca Thompson Treasurer Ernnmt P ppm Student Councnl Tommy Roland SECTION I0 B2 Thomas B Orr President Jnrnmte Hutcnlnson Vlce President Bll Bn qs Secretary Dowd Barath Treasurer Thomas Townsend Student Cauncul Dorothy Lowe ' ...... . 1 ' ' ' I 'g, so SECTION I0 B3 Cora Margaret CoIInns 5 4 cmmo olfr e Pres: r1rMor'u1e Sc rw ers Sc refory Joyce Robbrsorw Trecsuer L Quo Ruuz ST dent Co noI Je-nnete Wxllnoms SECTION I0 C I'I1IdrefI'1 Maggard Presrdervt Co oIyr1 Parsons V ce Presvderwf PrlcrIIcJ czy Se retory CordeIzo Wrlson d rw? Co Bfwbbe Borders SECTION I0 CI Grover C Legg P eswdef? Leorord I-IeIIyer V e Pres err? 'rrvrue H e'or 0 W s P T eos rer Ess e Moyrword dent Com Jeor CIorIce Dru Idmf Br ', S : VW, I 'dc H U d , .. U ' ' I ' , A ' S Treasurer . MOIJQI Bragg Sr e Urfi E, 'Q Id r -I f Sec' I y CcrdeI? RI 0 SI- dl , 5I SECTION IO C2 Gladys S Waugh Presrdent Nwwogerxe Vrce Presrdenr Borboro Co ecr tory V r re Bef y Trees fer ormo C 'F S r e Co m e SECTION 10 C3 Mary Bland Hurst Presrdent U Lo 1 Vrce Presrdemt Potty CHC Secretory y w Sue Cm o P1 SECTION I0 D Grace Levria n Presrderwt U C me Presrdenf rforwo J r Secremry Debfwo Resp L Treosarer O G Sfudem Comm! sue E ' .. Mfrer ' ' Tdwe' S Q I Q' f J Ed 3 b S ,gd Q? , 'I' Vrgi Berry ' . Po W wso, ' ' fm A Budd Brwvrrrq Treasvrer Arn Colawelx t d rr od. Ii CH Q A Pefe's ' . . R th V for V' A Ro, ,Wires . 'X rr I5 ,. VVIH f'f.e'SOw L ' Ro' r, En 52 SECTION 10 DI e den AJ ms Pres dem M pk Q Gordgr fo Presw er' Rrberv Vudowfb Se-crfrory Mark Tabor Macs er Bvbbuf, MUUQHS SECTION 10 D2 Wnlrnur Bclfzell Presuoerr Arnwe Lambert Vie Preswderf Foul Gr bb Se rmofy CHQ es Croyc cr? Treos ref Eo mst Correre C f c Bobbre Noe LOVE T' OSE S NIORS' C 'K f 'f:'. i Y' I - VL, 'd V , ' ' ' - ,M . W Sndent Ccmbf BPH McCormIck X ' X , J Q fl f ' STLd rv C und! A F: 'E .!4CtlULfleJ te y e er 0 o wx emoo wlwe Lv cc: C U no otwer to Cds-CT the memoms 0 The yeov N949 ow ro C10 GL o ore B A ' ooo rewo e T The Em Led Copy of Cqom Members Of The Publishing Staff Ec or Ruth A hworfh AOFOFNUC afar Jeov Pm 0 W lm Jeom AOL r' Evelyn Smal efor Ec Ulfy Ecznc Berry Kerr Reeo or Be-My .leon HGH O Edt Barr e Bo C5 cf Jumor Editor Sophomore Eo CMO Edrror Cowewclor e-om e Ed to GUYANA FLASH XS? THINKING777777 WORDS' SALES' PASTING' FINALLY DOH AW Jwe Luca: Er Brum c Nancy Adkl Henan Vxfhme Lfo Abrohnfm Aow or M Morouermfe Burd L STAFF DEADLINES' NEOPHYTE' GUYANA FOR SA' E Pardon the rrfru ran bLT Guyara must be frnanced' t small ad' ar maybe a large ane7 Well a booster anyway Guyana rolls an relentlessly along drarnlna our precuaus budget Guyana Members Of The Adverhsmg Bullue Jean Brawnrng Manager Daftue Jenlcnns Assrsfanf Manager Nancy Sue Duff Assrstanf Manaaer Mary Jane Prnsan Patty Aflcrns SMH Fred Slnulrl Jimmy Frye William Elkln Bebe Dale Marcum Edna Call '. 5' , 1 . ' . Jus a must be financed. HERE S Scoops' News' Edl+orlals' Fea+ur HOW STAFF Pencuis raced and typewruters choked as the staff scurrued around tr order to meet the dead lane Thts was the Heres Hows twent thtrd ear at uatcattor and tt Y Y p pages were as full of welcome news as the very hrst edttton STAFF Eattor A octate Edutar Feature Edttar Soctety Edutor Sports Editor Page Two Edutor Davtd Hate Wanda Chapman Dolly Ba der uzabeth Youna Make Abdaney B I Ga s Jake Edrtar Rath A hwarth Bowne tvtarager Dawa Chambers Ctrcutatan Manager Dewey Mufhns Advertt tna Manager Patty Atlctn A vt ar Mtss Ruth Kane SS I . . . . . ss ' ' s' ss t g. s ' is , ' , I ' , ' ' Ei' V x X ' s ' 4 .,. ' d 'S . Q I' ' . . , .N il 'te JOURNALISM Jokes' Page Dummies' Sports' Society' CLASS Banner heads headline schedules dummies tiles layouts sa what s all this7 This was the Journalism Class learning all this the tirst semester and then they did the scurrying and hurrying around to get the paper out the second semester Editor Associate Editor Feature Editor News Editor Jolce Editor Sports Editor Society Editor THE STAFF Carla Ritte Wilma Jean Adkins Helen Drenner Lillian Gallemore Pansy Kirkpatrick Fred Shutt and Don Pryor lula Potter Clulo Editor Charlotte Southers Exchange Betty Oliver Business Manager Wanda Reed Circulation Adviser Barbara lvlclvlilltan Cecil Good Leslie Sexton Harriett Jo Stuclcy and Charlotte Southers Ruth G Kline .. I . V . V . V nv Y I POQe 2 Eclllof --IV Gene pC'Ul Stephem Advertising ...... Geraldine Frye and I .,....,.. X , Two on the Alsle Its Curtain Time' NATIONAL Iurn otl the laotlnahts' Lower lc CL c ' Just lnsten to that op plaL cl The plays wefe over long aaa but Cuyana stll remembers them as well as the excellent prolormance turned IH by those hard THESPIAN SCCIETY OFFICERS Presuclent Mary Jayne Punson Vtce Presndent Betty Casto worktng Thesptans They presen ed a short play As Sure As You re Born along wth the three class plays and theur weelcly raauo pro rrams They helped to buy curtauns lor the audutoruurn James Barker Phyllis Brown Barbara Browmng Mary Lou Brumfleld Betty Casto Johnnle Mae Cool: Nancy Sue Duff Blllle Eldridge Bob Elluns MEMBERS Genevleve England Lllllan Gallamore Bull Gales Betty Jean Hall Bull Karl: Glenn Koch Dallas Lowhun Hermxe McGuire Bob McGuire Mnlze Murphy Mary Louuse Petroft' Mary Jayne Pmson Dorothy Pullen Homer Ratcllff Lots Jean Tay or Mary Ann Taylor Jimmy Whlte Bethe Lelgh Young Secretory Bettie Leugh Young Treasurer Nancy Sue Duff Student Counctl Bull Gales Sponsor Mrs Thelma Juergensmeyer o I o 0 - - - - . -. . A A- L . . . tt 'V. VT. Y .1 ,, . . , , J 1 s. I ' t l A . . y .t V I .. . . I. 1 T f - , A in l . , . . , . Yi- I Q. 0 . TEENS Whats Thus? Why Girl Reserves, ot Course' OFFICERS Presldent Dorothy Jean Whute Vtce Presudent Nancy Adlcuns Secretary Wanda Reed Treasurer Dnana Steele Student Counctl Wnlma Jean Adlcnns Devotional Cholrman Evelyn Singleton Sponsor Mrs Geraldnne Ford Motto To Fund and Gave the est The members ot thus club were a ltttle confused at ttrst when the club name was changed from Gnrl Reserves to Y Teens It took the gurls a whale to get used to lt When they heard a meetmng of the Y Teens announced they sometumes forgot that they belonged to that club a member ol the natuonal YWCA the teochvng ot democratuc :deals was one ot nts oblectuves MEMBERS Lula Abraham Nancy Lau Adluns Wllma Jean Aclluns Patty Ascough Doris Atluns Pattue Broughton Mary Lou Brumfield Nancy Chatin Ja Anne Chatheld Luctlle Craddoclr Patty Curry Jean Ferguson Patty Gore Betty Jean Hall June Lucas lleta Maynard Martha McCalllster Jean Pultz Janet Pultz Thelma Puckett Wanda Reed Jane Rlchardson Carla Rnffe WI ma Saunders Dreama Shelton Evelyn Singleton Diana Steele Joyce Steele E tella Smlth Mary Ann Taylor Sylvua Torak Joyce Ann Welch Dorothy Jean Whlte Lillian Gallernore Ruth Ann Brand Sue Ann Stone, Accompanists l-lermie McGuire Dorothy White, Soloists GLEE You Take The High Note - CLUB While strolling through the darlcened halls, Guyana heard the ioyous sound ol voices raised in song. The Glee Club was practicing their songs for the many programs they gave over the radio and lor various civic organizations and churches. They also gave an oper- etta, ln Grand Old Switzerland, and during the month of April, several members ol the group attended the All-State Chorus held in Charleston. My-Wj' And III Take The Low Note! - - - Nancy Adkins Charles Amos Doris Atkins Patty Atkins John Baldwin James Barker Margaret Bass Velma Bokkon Ezra Bowen, Jr. Marlene Bradshaw Von Ceil Bragg Ruth Ann Brand Jimmy Brooks Phyllis Brown Margaret Bryant Isabell Campoy Mary Ruth Childers Jean Clark Patty Curry Margaret DeBolt Dorothy Deer Joanne Dickenson Joyce Dickenson Earl Dingess Nancy Sue Duff Billie Eldridge Fred Elkins Genivieve England Audrey Evans Lillian Fields MEMBERS Pauline Fowler Lillian Gallemore Wilda Gartin Emma Lou Gilliam Edna Goff Helen Goff Martha Hackworth Bobbie Hannah Virginia Hannah David Hartsaw Helen Hozelett Bill lngram Norma Jean Kazee Billie Kinzer Hattie Kirk Pansy Kirkpatrick Mariorie Kitchen Glen Koch Jock Lowe Wanda Lucas Betty Maynard Hermie McGuire Barbara McMillian Alberta Morris Joann Myers Betty Oliver Janalee Pauley Anna Ruth Perry Mary Louise PetroFF Mary Jayne Pinson Sue Pridemore Dorothy Pullen Janet Pultz Phyllis Rankin Betty Kerr Reed Wanda Reed Boyd Richardson Wilma Jo Rifle Lucy Salmon James Saunders Estelene Sawyer Louise Sergent Mary Carolyn Shanklin Mary Lou Simmons Evelyn Singleton Billy Jo Smith Tom Smith Anna Socausky Deloris Stanley Bobby Steele Joyce Steele Sue Ann Stone Vanta Taylor Lillie Mae Thompson Sylvia Torak Ellen Warner Patty Webb Dorothy Jean White Billie Joan Wilson Jerry Workman I BAND Dont Bb' Dont B ' AND MAJORETTES The otow ol the whrstle the beat at the drums and the boys un thenr colorful o ona blue unulorrns marched bruskly along Ihe band played tor several polntrcal rallnes tor Armnsttce Day and Navy Day an they presented very colorlul hallttme cerernonres at all the home football games on mo t ot the out ol town games The annual sectuonal band lesttvol was held here two weeks before the Bond Fes trvol rn l-lontrngton and bonds from several countues were represented ID the colorful testnvol CARL McELFRESH Durector Mnke Abdoney Drexel Adkins Jock Adkins Ernest Andrasuk Joe Banks nmmy orr Jummy Bradshaw Jnmmy Brescoach Jlmmy Brooks BrlICan1erbury Dole Carroll James Cary Kenny Chnlders Bobby Cline Allred Cogblll Mello Cotton Selgel Counts Ralph Croddock Walter De-Bolt Seward Cline Fred Elknns MEMBERS Donald Fleldung Lawrence Fnelds John Gunther Robert Hamer Jimmy Hamilton Tom Harmon Darvnn Harper Glen Hutchunson Freddue Jeffrey Glen Koch Dovud Lonthorne George Leake Jock Lowe Louus Lucas Carlos Marcum Kenneth Maynard Dowd McDonald Bob McGuire Clyde Meade Albert Mengrone Jerry Deegan Ralph Peck Don Pryor Boyd Richard on John Rlsko Bobby Runyon Sammy Savos Jimmy Singleton Don Smlth Fronklnn Smuth George Smnth Pete Smith Bobby Steele Bruce Stepp Jnmmy Stepp Dallas Thompson Corl Ray Varney Joe Wagner Wolly Wagner Jummy Whnte Charles Woolcocks Drum Mayor I I r 5 Q ld ' ' ' . d . . F d s . Edword Adkins Thomas Gore Franklin Pridemore J' B 5 , pe .. a. D 4 S1 J B ' band thus year tor the turst tome In the hnstory at L l-l S They made thetr appearance at the Logan Wnllnamson Football Game MAJORETTES PENNY GUNTHER THELMA PUCKETT CLARA PARSONS MARTHA MONTAGUE PAULA BOTTOME ust F . Goddess Guyana was also very much pleased with the majorettes who led the Wtth Honor and Prlvtleges, Go Responslbullttes STUDENT Goddess Guyana washes to thank the Student Counctl lor thetr excellent work tn lceeptng the halls altght between classes She wouldnt have been able to observe so many school acttvtttes at the halls had been dorlc They helped to ovotd conluston by dtrecttng the hall trotttc and by helptng the green sophomores get to class on ttme They also helped promote tellowshtp among students by thetr very successful Student Mtxes whtch were the turst to be held at Logon Htgh School MEMBERS Nancy Adluns Wllma Jean Adkins Ruth Ashworth Vlrgue Berry Phyllis Brown Patty Chafin lrls Chambers Jack Comans Johnnne Cook Sue Cool: Keith Davis Helen Drenner Btll Elkins Rosy Eplln Martha Hackworth Nancy Hall Norma Kazee Pansy Klrkpatracl: Dorothy Lowe Wanda Lucas Martha M-:Calluster Clyde Moody Thelma Puclcett Betty Kerr Reed Wanda Reed Jane Rtchardson Tommy Rohland Lucy Salmons Vera Sazy Dnana Steele Fred Sttltner Mary Ann Taylor Joan Vldaondnvnch Jeanette Wtlluams Homer Wnthrow Jerry Workman COUNCIL OFFICERS Prestdent Jtmmy Browntng Vtce Prestdent Martha Haclcworth Treasurer Betty Letgh Young Sponsors Mrs Geroldtne Hogan Mass Vtrgtnta Lucas Mr Wendell Lucas Secretary ......t, Bobby Borders QUILL Ye Shall Know The Truth AND SCROLL OFFICERS Presrdent Mrlce Abdoney Vrce Presrdent Dowd l-lole Secretory Ruth Ashworth Treasurer l Gt s Student Councrl Davtd l-lole Colors Green and White Sponsor Mtss Ruth Kltne Guyana was a wltness to the very tmpressrve formal rntttotnon ot Qu Il and Scroll when the entrre membershup accepted the pledges and ldeols whlch the soctety represents The club was on honorary one ond tts member were tudent who had excelled n the publrcatton ol the chool paper or annual The club purpose was to encourage ochrevement tn Journalrsm ond allred tteld Carla Rifle Evelyn Srngleton Sylvxa Torok Wulma Jean Adlnns Betty Jean Hull Bull Glles Betty Olwer Barbara McMlllnan Gercldme Frye MEMBERS Nancy Adluns Joyce Steele Douglas Chambers Wanda Reed Mary Jayne Plnson Lula Abraham Dons Atkins Jimmy White Davrd Mccalllster and reward rndrvtduol Betty Kerr Reed Mulre Abdoney Wanda Chapman Dewey Mullrns Helen Whrte Ruth Ashworth Davud Hale Patty Atluns Bethe Lelgh Young - - - - J . . , ' ' s s s ' ' A ' I5 i . . v .. , .. Btl 'leo MEMBERS OFFICERS The Ht Y Club sponsored by the Y M C A was trst Introduced tn Logan l-hgh School n l923 ln l949 they were s tll strtvtn create good sportsrnanshtp tn L t-I S Theur protects were to sponsor Intramural sports and to carry on the htgh taeats ol cntuzenshtp Two members were sent to summer tratntng camp at Carnp Horseshoe Parsons West Vtrgtnta Prestdent Mnlce Abdoney Vtce Presndent John Caldwell Secretary Joe Dtsco Treasurer Davtd McCalluster Student Councnl Member Colors Sponsor Douglas Chambers Red Blue Whtte Mr Lucas James Abdoney Mnlre Abdoney Kendred Albright Don Bates Jacl: Bates Ezra Bowen Jimmy Con Brady Jlm Brooks Jnmmy Browmng ESfll Brumfield John Caldwell Bull Canterbury George Cantley Doug Chambers Jaclm Comons Pure Actuons' Keith Davls Ronald Dnngess Joe Dlsco James Evens Jlm Frey Alex Gabany Cecll Goad David Hortsow Glen Hutchtnson Don Judd Lowell Lee David Mccalllster Bob McGulre Albert Mmgrone Malte Murphy John Rlsko Paul Sammons Johnny Sebo Fred Shuft Brll Smozlch Louls Slubo Thomas Smuth Davnd Sneller Bruce Stepp Jummy Trent Jlmmy Whlte Bob Wllllams Vern Wilson Homer Dale Wlthrow you Ain in 3 Pure Thoughts Pure Words' Prestdent Johnnue Mae Coolc Vtce Presudent Betty Caste Secretory Mary Joyne Pinson Treasurer Betty Leugh Young Student Councrl Betty Kerr Reed Sponsors Mrs Mary Hurst and Mrs Betty Hurst Colors Red Whlte and Blue The lnghts were lowered and candles were lnt when the lotnt unuttatnon was held tor the Tr: Hn Y and Hn Y The club s purpose was to create malntann and extend through out the home school and communnty hugh standards ot Chrnstnan character The prolects ot the Tru Hr Y at tumor hugh guvnng donatlons to local ond natnonal charnty orgclnrzatuons such as the Y M CA Red Cross and T B Fund and sendnng thenr oftlcers ot next year to the troznung camp MEMBERS Wllma Jean Adluns Doris Atluns Patty Atluns Ruth Ashworth Janet Auxrer Ruth Ann Brand Phyllns Brown Ann Caldwell Betty Casto Irls Chambers Joanne Chatfield Mary Ruth Childers Johnme Mae Cool: Sue Cook Bernadlne Dobblns Nancy Sue Duff Jean Ferguson Mary Ellen Dean Edna Goff Carol Sue Gore Dottle Jenluns Peggy Lrnlrous June Lucas Catherine Marro Ileta Maynard Sue Meade Helen Peck Anna Ruth Perry Betty Sue Plan Mary Jayne Pinson Janet Pultz Jean Pultz Betty Kerr Reed Dottne Robson Marlene Sayer Joyce Steele Sue Ann Stone Peggy Watson Dorothy White Betty Lelgh Young I I v 'Sl H ,, ' v TRI- HI- Y - - I .... , OFFICERS ' . .- . . . . .. . MEMBERS Nous Parlons Francais Et Langlals CERCLE FRANCAIS Vtvo le Fronce Allons Entonts Laberte Egaltte Froter nate recoll to Guyono the scenes ot old Foree os Logon Hugh French students who hove ottotned mernbershtp through o B overoge nn French closs Durtng the current yeor le Cercle Froncots more tomtluorly known os French Club tooln part tn the Notuonol French Contest Aprtl 4 They co sponsored Ceno Ponoltnouos longuoge bonquet Janet Auxler Phyllis Brown George Chambers Nancy Sue Duff Lllltan Gallemore Btll Gales Martha Haclrworth Geraldune Hager Betty Jean Ha Kenneth Harmon Davnd Hartsaw Betty Jaclcson Bull Knrk Jean Koch Dallas Lawhun MaryA Lowe George Manolls lleta Maynard Hermre McGunre Helen Peel: Homer Ratcltff Fontella Ross Betty Leigh Young OFFICERS Pre-stdent Homer Rotlttt Vtce Fresudent Betty Jeon l-loll Secretory lleta Moynord Treosurer Dowd Flartsow Student Councul Phyllts Brown Motto Ltberte Fgoltte Froterntte Fower Color Blue blonc et rouge Sponsor M Thelmo Juergensmeyer F 1 X i 1 W 3 . . X l X , . t y Q., -ur v f 0 .,.,., ...-F.?1 'f l - 'A A U Q W m LE ' ' ' le Cercle Froncols seelcs to educote lurther in French customs those . H . ' l ,....,. . . ,,.,... le lis u ' , rs. MEMBERS TRIV Ave Valeque' Hall and Farewell' LAMBDA CH OFFICERS Consul Mary Ann Taylor Buconsul Sue Ann Stone Praetor Joan Chattueld Quaestor Sue Meade Student Councsl Bob McGuire Var Armorum James Abdoney Motto V nl' Vtdt' Vucrl Color Purple and Whlte Sponsor Mrs tv orc ce: te uurduclc A scene not unfamiliar to her presented Itself to Guyana as she vnsnted a regular meeting ol Tru V Lambda Chu honorary Latun club Here the atmosphere held a nostalgla lor her as she saw students reading dlscussnng the people ot her world the gods and goddesses ol Mount Olympus To be elugable lor membershlp the students must be enrolled In or an alumna ol Latin class Durnng the scholastuc year the club has carrued on several ac tnvntnes among which were unutuatnon patterned alter the mytho logucal Tour of Hades Roman games Cena Panalanguas and the annual Roman Banquet Two outstandmg prolects were specual assembly held to hnance equupment for Latun classroom and the sponsoring ol Natlonal Latin Weelc James Abdoney Marlanne Asch Betty Bailey Paula Boliome Ruth Brand Joan Challield Maryruth Childers Allred Cogblll Patty Curry Bernadune Dobblns Pauline Fowler Helen Goff Carol Sue Gore Bull Grubbs Gayle Hopluns Bobby Kline Ann Koehler Mary Lamb Peggy Lunlrous Wanda Lucas Sue Meade Ted Morzarl: Davld McDonald Shirley McGmms Robert McGuire Loss Nunally Selby Sue Parsons Anna Ruth Perry Dorothy Robson Mary Carolyn Shanllnn Sue Ann Stone Loss Jean Taylor Mary Ann Taylor Mary Ann Vedovuch Joyce Welch Thelma Wnley Charles Woolcoclzs O - . .... . , . . . 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FUTURE These Hold The Key of Tomorrows Youth TEACHERS AMERICA OFFICERS Presudent Patty Curry Vuce President Mary Ann Taylor Secretary Wanda Lucas Treasurer Fontella Ross Sponsor Mrs S J Maynard The Future Teachers ol Ameraca was organuzed to brung to gether a group to encourage an nnterest un teachung ond to form and develop thus Interest by actual experuences They practtced tn a lnmuted way the thtngs expected of them a teachers by observtng and talctng notes on actnvtnos ot students and teachers Durtng the past year the members have observed ana taught classes at the Logan East End Grade School Wllrna Jean Adluns Aluce Blevuns Harold Bradshaw Lucille Craddocll Gemvleve England Rachel Fnnley Jean Fry Forrest Gu lrerson Betty Jean Hall Gaul Hopkins Helen Jones MEMBERS Wanda Lucas Hermle McGulre Fontella Ross Phyllus Stone Patty Webb Cylde Wooten Betty Bailey Hulda Blevuns Nancy Chaftun Patty Curry Rose Eplun Ruth Fortner Anne Gall Barbara Gore Ayshna Herman Dottue Jenlms Selta Jones Barbara McCloud Roy Mitchell Eltella Smith Mary Ann Taylor Josephlne Wells Si' I OF g. .4 by X l ri - S .45 4 ,Q t , v4 Y at L4-.fabyfsf W I R ..,.-1 f U98 'I' ,. F1 cut. We Sell ' Caveat emptor' OFFICERS Presrdent Thomas Porter Vuce Presrdent Eugene Prrce Secretary Arleen Curry Sergeant Robert Smrth Student Counctl Reece Spry Sponsor Mlss lrene Uber Motto ln Adversrty Be Patuent ln Prosperuty Be prudent Colors Blue and Yellow Flower Yellow Carnatton The members ol thus club loved the sound ot a cash register bell That meant another sale was completed and along wrth at came prool ol theur capable salesmanshap Thls club was formed by the students who tools the Dnstrubutrve Education course The purpose ot the club was to tram the members lor a future as merchants MEMBERS Monette Hale Zella Lowe Alan Sellgh Reece Spry Carmne Aclluns Margaret Angalet Joyce Thompson Ben Tomblln Jack Brewster Thomas Porter Letta Mae Chatln Aileen Curry Eugene Price Bully Rlddle Betty Roblnette Helen Topprng Clarence Dlngess 0 0 MU Treasurer ...Q ,... . Jaclc Brewster A LOPSA Tfl'IlAY c. TOPSY Whats thts7 Gurls runntng up and down the streets tn short covered by long shlrts weartng rubber boats haur tn ltttle ptgtatls TURVY and carrytng buckets ttlled with little artncgles The Topsy Turvy an ltnatuar al course The annual acttvltues ol the club were a spaghettt dlnner the r larrnal Chnstrnas Dance Peggy Adkins Janet Auxler Ruth Ann Brand Mary Ruth Childers Berncdune Dobblns and a pucntc MEMBERS Bnllle Eldridge Carol Sue Gore Catherine Morro Sue Meade Helen Peck Marlene Scyer Mildred Webb Patty Webb OFFICERS Prestdent Bernadtne Dobbtns Vtce President Janet Auxuer Secretary Helen Peck Treasurer Mildred Webb Sponsors Mrs J E Wamsley and Mass Maggard t l t t t 0 Q . . . . . . S t t N. 1, . ALPHA The Greeks Have The Word lor lt XI OFFICERS President Mary Jayne Pinson Vice President Nancy Dutt Secretary Marlene Sayer Treasurer Betty Casto Whos Who Dance! Christmas Formal! Thanksgiving and Christmas Baskets! These make up the many activities that are spon- sored loy the Alpha Xi Sorority during a typical school year. Pledges to the sorority are made to serve a pledgeship ol three months during which time they must show good sportsmanship to ward the things that they are required to do The club s protect tor the year was getting mirrors lor the girs rest FOOFTWS Ruth Ashworth Doris Atkins Patty Atluns Janet Auxler Ruth Ann Brand Phyllis Brown Betty Casto Jo Ann Chatheld Mary Ruth Childers Johnnie Mae Cook MEMBERS Mary Ellen Dean Bernadune Dobbtns Nancy Duff Carol Sue Gore Patty Gore Martha Haclworth Dotty Jenluns Mary Lamb Catherine Marro Sue Meade Mary Jayne Pinson Betty Platt Betty Kerr Reed Dotty Robson Marlene Sayer Joyce Steele Dorothy White Betty Leigh Young J Watch Ye Stand Fasf In The Faith PRAYER Guyana paused lor a moment ol prayer and was nmpressecl by the devotlonal attntude ol the group The club sent bnbles to several countrues and gave help to the charnty organlzatuons ol the communnty The members ol the club conductecl a series ol programs on the Beatntudes Lola Adluns Nancy Adluns John B Baldwin Margaret Bass Bobby Borders Mary Lou Brumtie Betty Browning Julianna Burgess Ann Caldwell ld MEMBERS Nancy Chafln Patty Chafln Lucille Craddoclr Delana IS Nelluna Ferrell Norma Fraley Vlrgmla Gilmour Ramona Gulpun Betty Jean Hall Loxs Lambert Marlene Saunders Evelyn Smgleton Joyce Steele Sylvna Torok Dorothy Whute Louuse Watts ' ' CLUB OFFICERS Presldent Nancy Adlcuns Vuce Presndent Lola Adlcuns Secretary Nancy Chatun Treasurer Lucille Craddoclc Sponsors Mass Ellzabeth Thomas Mrs Eldred Satterlueld Mrs Helen Harvey Motto Whosoever Wrll Moy Come 1 lC -- 6-l3 - Student Council A . .. . Ell' ' l 1 MEMBERS K Y We Open The Portals of Opportunity CLUB OFFICERS Presndent Mtlce Abdoney Vuce President Homer Ratclutt Secretary and Treasurer Student Councul Paul Sammons Sponsor Mr Tom Grr Motto We Bu ld Colors Blue and Gold Straw hats and bow tres' Who dressed that way7 Why those were the boys who were nnntnated unto the Key Club The club s atm was to better the school and communnty and nt was composed ol honor students The worked at the concession stands sponsored the annual Vac tory Ball sponsored a Hobo Dance alter the Logan Oak Htll Foot ball Game advertised the Lnon Clubs Mnnstrel and provucled female umpersonatton chorus tor the Ktwanus Play Tranl ol the Lonesome une The club had as a magor orolect the buyung ot unnlorms lor the James Abdoney Make Abdoney James Brownrng Eshl Brumfleld John Caldwell George Cantley Douglas Chambers George Chambers Jaclr Comans Jimmy Conner Ralph Craddoclr Herbert Darvm Ronald Dlngess Alex Gabany Bull Grles Johnny Hale Jnmmy Harmon Kenneth Harmon David Hartsaw Leonard Hellyer Gene Leeson George Manolros David MCcCllIS'Gf Jimmy McCormack David McDonald Albert Mengrane Mike Murphy Homer Ratcllff Paul Sammons Bull Smoznch Don Smith Larry Thomasson Homer Wnthrow Jnmmy Whute E O ..... . . . . .Douglas Chambers mclofelles- . , , .,..,,.... I ' ' ' K i A GIRLS Good Sports Are Honored ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Janet Pultz Vice President Jean Pultz Secretory Peggy Hlte Treasurer Nancy Davis Colors Blue and Gold Flower Yellow Rose Sponsor Miss Virginia Lucas Whots thns7 Grls an Iootboll unulorms'7 Oh its only the n w members oI the Girls Athletic Association os they were dressed tor their IUIIIOTIOU The clubs purpose wos to promote good sportsmanship in oll hugh school athletics At each ol the home football games many ol the gurls would volunteer to sell progroms pennonts ond emblems Lola Adkins Norma Adluns VIFQITIIG Berry Bobble Borders Mable Bragg Dara Burgess Ann Caldwell Jessie Calandros Patty Chafin Helen Conners Loretta Copley Nancy Davis Jeanette Evans Ruth Fortner Virginia Gunther Virginia Hannah MEMBERS Peggy Hate Edana Jackson Hattie Kirk Joanne Lewis Margaret Llndly Betty McNeeIy Alberta Morris Jo Ann Myers Helen Nedovuch Carolyn Parsons Clara Parsons Janet Pultz Jean Pultz Anna June Robe Jimmie Roberts rts Joyce Roblnette Estelune Sawyers Estella Smith Mary Ann Taylor Vanta Taylor Lilly Mae Thompson Laura Vance Lovetta Vannatter Louise Watts Dolores Webb Arena White Helen White Marie White Miriam White Darlme Williamson , . D I . . I X .t e Student Council . , . . .JOISISI Pultz Betty Bailey Billie Kinser Vera Sazy wi, ii, '-in vii, ---...,, 9 'Y ART To Dream, To Plan, To Sketch Alas, A Masterpiece' CLUB OFFICERS President Betty Jean Hall Vrce Presrdent l-larry Adams Secretary Denver Perry Treasurer Danny Whttman StudentCounc1l Betty Jean l'lall Colors Red and Whtte Flower Red Ro e Sponsor Mrs Franlf Estep A splash ol color here a llttle dab there' The Art Club was pauntung again And the results were sure to be pleasing ln ad dttlon to pannttng and drawtng they were a great help to all the clubs as the r actyrtes tncluded molctng taa lor tag days makrnq posters age properttues and the lnlre The chool alters gratelul apprecuatton to the Art Club MEMBERS Harry Adams Benton Adluns Gary Bllffen Leroy Bragg Charles Brumlleld Robert Elluns James Forbes Eldon Frye Betty Jean Hall Helen Hazelett Thomas Mathns Carl Mccalllster George Mural: Trmothy Pauley Denver Perry Danny Whltman ...mil r 4 T., ..... V y A .. ,rrr. as , sl 4 C E 2 Al Lf f R ' an E .gi A'-g A . 1 9 if A C, 4' N I I. XY! , 1 N' I . , 'Q , 4 I I 0 I I 'F ' ' ,s , ' ' sf H ' . ' - s ' ' . . . . S GS K DS OFFICERS Presrdent James Brownung Vice President Mary Loulse Edenton Secretary Betty Lou Stephens Treasurer Reece Spry Sponsor Fred Kung Ruth Klune K K Only Kmgs Kan Kome ln the days when a tavorute hangout tor the students at Logan was a lvttle cantecttonary called Kmgs a club came unto exnstence whuch held Its regular meetings there and because thts tact toolc as nts club name Kung s Knds Klub lts purpose as a social one although It has carrued on some worth whale protects Durnng the tall they sponsored a l-lallowe en dance and In December helped to rung the bell Avanelle Adkins Nancy Adluns Marlana Ash Dons Atluns Betty Booker Bobby Borders Paula Bottome Jimmy Brewer Jack Brewster Betty Lau Browns ng Jlmmy Brownlng Kenneth Browmng Margaret Bryant Junlanna Burgess Ann Caldwell MEMBERS Bully Canterbury Patty Choftns Gene Clark Jaclr Comons Eldona Combs Patty Combs Ralph Craddocl: Sena Dmgess Mary Louise Edenton Patty Gore Dottie Hall Phyluss Hanley Bobby Hannah Glenn Hutchinson Bullle Klnzer tor the Salvatuon Army George Monollss Bob Mathena Dora Jane Mays Jane McDonald Clyde Meade Bull Ollue Clara Parsons Selby Sue Parsons Chloe Ann Peters Betty Sue Platt Thomas Porter Sue Pndemore Wanda Reed Jane Rxchardson Carla Rttte 'GN . . K. .... ' I ANGLE Angles Are Always Square' WORMS OFFICERS Presldenf Lows Jean Taylor Vice President Patty Curry Secretary Jane Rlchard on Treasurer Joyce Ann Welch Student Council Mary Ann Taylor Motto Angles Are Always Square Colors Blue and Whale Flower lvlornung Glory ll you want a square deal you have To lcnow The angles so you worm your way Info The Angleworrns The honorary plane aeomet y club ol Logon Hlgh School To be ellglble lor Thls club one mu lattaln a B average ln Plane Geometry The clubs Two lunctuons for the year were a Christmas party whlch was most successlul and The annual pucnuc The good deed ol The club was buylng a Desk Dlcflonary lor use by Mus Levufans classes an acl whlch has proved most helpful 0 .. ,, .l . I r U . c J Y . ,.,. . N . l ....,....... ., , . T. .. . . ,T .. H S , . JUNIOR e Seek A Pa+h Closer To Nafure BUGGANEERS OFFICERS Presrdert Wondo Reed Vrce Prebtdertt Homer Rotctttl Secreto y Mtlme Abdortey Treo L, e Jorte RtchordQon Sponso lvl 5 Stello one C rustthe l-lo ond r Aldo Mtller Mr ros opeb lo opes ond other loborotory equtpmertt were port ol the otrnosphere ot the noon meetrnge ol the Jurttor Buoooh GEF They went on morty tnteresttrtg tteld trtps throuohout the yeor Alter the et p they held d Cusstorw obout the th no they hod een By ,ettr 3 closer to hoture they understood many thtnov thot ro bnolooy or scuence boolc Could hoye tought them The clubs prooo ed otrn wos to oword o S50 Cholorshto to ohne wo thy erttor who woe rnte e ted tn teh e James Abdoney Mulre Abdoney PotAscougl1 Joyce Curry Keith Dovli MEMBERS Bull Gnles Pot Halnor Glenn Koch Homer RGYCIIH Jane Rlchordson Wanda Reed John Rusko Marlene Saunders Dreama Shelton Joyce Welch gb- ui vat-l W Il Il fo C A lose , ' g ,IJ 2. . . F. . ' , I H 5 rl s . ls ' A I Qs . 5 A -' Q 'ne , ' 5 r ' A , ' I Q F V' V , . , . V . . , . 5 s rs ls' J S . . . . , r 5 t ' r s . ac C . Miss h A 't ll, M 5. , N .., H -A ,', hail 'V nl ts -wb M Ku .1 ' A , X-, , . is - , I Q, A . f ' ef 4 1 3' y. , .Spa la Football Yea Team' Team Co captains Elba Samson and Charles Fortner Managers Estl Brumtueld Sen tor Mastl Maynard Juntar Btll Btggs Sophomore Athlettc Dtrector l-lead Foot ball Coach l-larold Cox The Logan Wtldcats under the guudance ot Coaches Harold Cox and Jack Chapman turned tn l. l'l S s best grndtron record srnce l94l by wtnnung 7 losung 2 an tue na l The Cats opened thetr season wtth a sterltng performance downtng the Oold and Blue lrom Ouyan Valley 34 O Mayo led Logan s scortng but he dndnt hut has stride unttl the lollowtng week when he returned IH a very beauttlul 84 yard sprunt to gaun a 6 6 tte with the Expressmen lrom l-lunttngton l-lugh School A Princeton at was a case ol too much beet as the Tigers lrom P l-l S rolled over the Coxmen I3 7 The Cats returned home to steam roll the Jake Maynard s Burch Bulldogs to the tune ol 27 7 On October 8 the lads from Logan travelled to War to cltp the leathers ol the Btg Creek Owls l3 7 Sammy Adkuns turned IH the season s longest T D taunt sktpptng 85 yards on the ktck oft to open the second hall Next on the Wtldcat card were the Red Devuls lrom Oak t-itll who lell belore the Cats 20 l9 Sammy Adktns Leonard game At Mtlton tt was too much Bobby Fugate as the lads from Mud Rtver plastered the Logan Wtldcats 25 7 Fugate dtd everythung but stand on has head as the Orey hounds bu lt up a 25 O halltume lead then coasted to vtctory Pat Mayo made Logan s lone tally The Wlldcats really threw a scare tnto the home talks when they Iourneyed to Mulltns by allowtng the Rebels to build up a l3 O lead belore comung to lute to Furs! Ro Bull Smoznch Vern Reynolds Ho ard Sndebottom Elba Samson Cha les Fortner Da d Barath Leonard Hellyer Second Row George Cantley Sammy Adluns Marvnn Dual Gene Leeson Jack P ppm Tommy Townsend Chester Gayheart Leland Perry James Forbes Thurd Ro Vern Wtlson James Brewer Herbert Smuth George Monolls L erence Butcher John Caldwell Pat Mayo Fourth Row Annlble Esposlto Bull Kurk Ray Welch John Bowen Fred Stultner Mark Caldwell 84 d ' l J . t. ' . ' ' Hellyer, and tackle Oeorge Chambers were the standouts on this hard lought ball . wi I. ' I ' I . I I .I cw- Cur Team' Its Logan s ball' The vuctoruous Wildcats quuck and ever ready stopped a fierce Wolf pack attack Thanlrsguvung Day sl p by Mullins I9 I3 Logan s aur attack began to cluclc un the last half as Sammy Adlcuns found rught end John Caldwell for two much needed T D s Coach Cox sent un everyone and everythung but the bench utself as the Maroon Wave from Welch Hugh School was downed under an avalanche of football power at the Coxmen rolled to a 72 7 rout Three ends and four baclcs figured un the Wuldcat s scoring as luneman played un the back fueld and backs played the lune posutuons The 21 0 victory over the Wulluamson Wolfpack closed the hugh school football careers of I2 players The Wildcats scored early un one of theur better games of the season Lught but speedy Bull Sunozuch us away Coach Cox guves last munute and un the clear on a well executed reverse tuons to a player on the way un end run unstruc Midelburg Park, November 5. With their third team playing most of the first quarter 33- Sept epr Sept Cl' Get VERN REYNOLDS Taclzle GEORGE CHAMBERS Tackle CHESTER GAYHEART Tackle 46 ---- 49- - FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SCORES Loqom Logon Loqan Loczcm Logon PAT MAYO Hulfbacl: VERN WlLSON Guard SAMMY ADKINS Halbaclx A Signal - Guycm Valley O l-luntmqton 6 Prmce on I3 Burch 6 War 7 ANNIBLE EPOSITO Guard JOHNNY CALDWELL n CHARLES FORTNER Tackle Co Capfaun WW ini' N '2- LCD A fl ,T ful gwwlw 'll A Pass ---- A Run ---- A Tackle-OucI1!I Om Om Oct New Nov DAVID BARATH l'1 ELBA SAMSON Quarterback Co Capfam JOHN BOWEN TI FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SCORES Logon Logon Logon Logon I Logon 2 BILL KIRK FuIIbacIr HERBERT SMITH Quarierbock LEONARD HELLYER V1 Bu+ Vic+ory CD I I-ml 9 M I on 25 Mu eng I3 We CI1 7 WIIIIomson O HOWARD SIDEBOTTOM Guard MARK CALDWELL Center BILL SINOZICH I IoIfbccIl 56 M H Looon W Vo September TO The Logon WTTdcot opeheo o vety succe T seoQon tontght ot TVTTdeToerg Pork wtth on Tmpre Tve VT tory over o out ctossed out dome Cuyon VoTTey comotne HoToTd Cox Q proteoe cored eorty ond otter o the WTTdcot oround ottock Ton IOUFITT hod over the Trexpenenced Guyon VotTey TTne Peobronn T-TeTIyer opened the cor no Tor the Coo ond B ue nnochtne Tn the quorter on o very beoutTTuTTy executed end orouho pToy T-TeTTyer added onother Th the thurd quorter on the some pToy B otn Moyo poced the Cot ottock wtth three D OTT scored on wtde end wee Huntmgton W Vo September T7 A brTTTont 84 yord end run by Pot Moyo ot Tut ornThTToted the T-'Tunhnqton T-Ttoh School Pory Exprew moroTTy thot T Tn one oT the ote most storthno upset here tomght o the Tod Trorn Strotton Street Tech TU Logor cored Tote Tn the Tourth duorter to gotn o 6 6 tTe wlth Exprees men The Cots pToyed o very oood oome drtvtho deep Tnto T-T T-T S terrttory three ttme onTy to hove ther ottock TTzzTe out The Qcroppy T.ogor TThe o d o very oood 'ob ot holdtng the powerTuT Expre s bock and oove Tr onTy ohce when Duck Kteter went oT'T tockle Trom the TX to score Hunttngton s Tore T D dome woe over torught thot they had hod the bottTe ot the r Tve deTeotTr'o the Logon WTTdcots T3 6 The P H S Too outwetgheo the WTTocot 5 rnethTno orouro TO pound per mon ord thts wo probooty the turn ro potnt oT tT'e o me ET P LTttTe ond Forley cored Tor PrTnceton ond Co coptoTn EToo Somson crocTed over Trom the 2 or the Tone Cot toTTy George Mono S try Tor eat o pount wo bTo e Logon W Vo Qctober T The reboundtng Looon WTTdcots et the much heovver Butch BuTTdogs down wTth o stunntng 27 6 deteot here ot MTdeTbu Q Pork tontgh to regwter vTctory number 2 here P Brom TvToyo e the WT dcot ottock wtth T4 potnt comtno on two T D 5 Wor W Vo October 8 The Tnvodtng Lodon HT School WTTdcot5 howed Tot oT peed power ond deceptTon o they downed o Tovored Bo Creek Qw out t T3 7 WTth speedy Pot Tvtoyo Sommy Adktn ond Leohord T-Tellyer coupTed wth Adktns possuno ond T-TeTTyers recetvtng the WTTdcots hod thtngs wetl n Tnond hToTTyer cored on o pow Trom Adk ns eorTy Tn the second duorter ond then on the kTck oft to open the eecond hoTT Sommy Adktns tucked n the boTT on the T5 oro ron 85 yords Tor the second Cot score George TvTonoT5 odded the ektro potrt Ttom plocement Chod Whtte topped o 52 yord OWT morch by scortno Trom the three Looon W Vo Qctober T5 Thts wos o oome ot stupendou dotngs The Logon WTTdcot turned bock the Ped DevTTs trom Qok T-'TTTT 20 T9 IU o very cose oTToTr The Cots drew tTrst bTood o Leonord T'TeTTyer notched o poQ Trom Sommy Adktns ond - - - - L, T 5, - - - - L T . .1 3 A 5 ' , stu T . 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A I I F A 2 J kg T Ups and Downs re n he brutal bocxtn a o nnt a wel rtn ea 3 1 O' P Ad tns slctrted left end tor Laaans ecand score ana mtaway the ri pet a Georae Chambere Wtldca tacxte caught a tumae tr mtaa r and trct 7 o r the clt c er ax l-ltll wa h a O t bu came 4 C1 tr' t e ost alt to olmaqt wtn the ball ctame Donnelly turred at e d core and then mt sed the extra potnt to nnalce the re 20 I9 the wdtntng e o at the dame the alert Loaa ltne held Calc t-tl to aa r th n the Cat 2 ya rtpe ttar W Va caer chn a cn L f around plays and pa e at the Laaan Wtldcat a they tppea the Wtla a c w 25 7 u tn Qctobet 28 wa r t n ttw a Laqan Wtldcatx maae tt vcta y numaer 5 ay deleattnc' a tavarea Mu Rebel mlf?I3 elbto l3Olea et C aartom L e tn he econd auarter Leahard lnlellyer b o e the Lo ct wtt a ntcely executed end around play Coach l-lar ld Ca rnut ave etven the bays the old Knute Roclxne treatment durtna the halt ttme rebt or they ample ety taolc the tvtulltne team by QurprtQe a the second halt began Wtnoaock Sanvny Adxtn htt rtght end Johnrte Caldwell tw ce durtna the second halt both tme t lcrj touch downs one except Charles D l-lylton executtve dtrectar at Mtdelburg Parlc l-lyltan wanoer tng whether or rat grabs wt st tl ctraw an M delburg Parlc alter the heat adm ntsterea to the Parlc turt tantght lrctdentally Laaan played a toatoa aome t tah oztnct oy the Welch lvlaraan Wave 72 7 Etght Cats ttctured tn the Samn Adt wtth 3 and Pat Maya wtth 2 leo the scortnct attack followed by end Leonar hleltyer a n Caldwell and Mao e Barath ct d aact Btll S c h e mtr a c C eesor wtth one taucnaawr ea ln The Wtla at cont e t cc na 9 atnt t24 mnu al Laqan W Va Nov 25 Playtna aelo e a rawa o app a mately o OOO aeap e ve at aw t er t o oat a career O e ta a a nct a 21 O vtctary over the rtval Wtlttamsan Wallpaclc When the arouna attaclc towed aawn Sammy Aaktn todea aacx a a catmly sea a 35 yard pa t ena eo ara l-lellyer wha tuox t an t e a ass e oub ea chal4ea r t Logan La e n tl' becora apo te Eba Samba cracxea n Vtftld a care and the halt erdea wth L oar ea rg I4O T acot n u e ortng lar the aome ana tar the 48 sea an tate tn the tht d aertad when Pat Ma a t rew a runntng pa Mao e Barath n t e en a e Sammy Aaxt e u oth ar the extra po rt lnfht td t l fl' 51 tc! h 'e C ld l, fa 't ' ,5 ya.. lar a tgisch cw. lg o ' My ' ' , ' I 'eco L r'a , ' 7 T' , l 1 't ' t tc t ez 3 y fa' la 'n h . Q ' ' 5 be lnl 2 -T3 at he hall. t t u bac 'wht' fi tn tt l lj , K ' N A ' t ltn 27 yard n- run to 53 - ' , QCO - . ln L' n C nate x , Q n ' tt r w 3 wt A , 5 rc: ,T T . Ml t, . .-Qcttl 22: J C cs lvltltt fxteyltaundiy threw a vartety cl 5 ' 532 5 V ' , tt fl f c' I 'Qc tt. la tvt Il' W, Vaf f K ' I lt tt eally a Fa l4 Me ell ttnl-h Q the x ' l ' t r , V 7 J N lfn-2 , L tea - .The Reb K utl uy, a d b lore the ' atm ' eg ave. at '. t 5 . K t r R 'ce on gtcnf cena ' h ' N. a. x tt Q h Lt ' A t ' A t t c t ' . . N. g . T7 Q S C V Y Logan, W, Va.-November 57 Every Loganite ts happy tonlaht-that ts every' ' t e 't t U t t T: T ' t ' H ,T llht UNMC , - . ' ' ' 'V ' Scarlna. my -'n .V . t , V K V N O X J h , t 11 , n ' 5 ' In tztc , l'l fo S t ' , it one L t ' t '.l c , ' 'c X ,Em cl o ae a loet hal tb, 'cart V 3 p ' Q En the las I. tes play. , . .7 . T 4 l f C l l ,r xt tt t twel 'C sy S h F hah zcha l l b ll ., c rn L ppy end7 Q vflth t x A St N S , ly F X tos ' o ' L n t , n ' t h IO ara TFOLQG cr th d l l t l l-ltne lar the ff T. D. t T te ' l F T' l ' n l over tor tl e secora ' 'i A S , , t' f as t l dt - . he Wil' ts ca cl to d tl'e'r ' M ' 5 ' '. fr y ' V ly h I Si to H it H V I ln Cl Z Fo. tt t 'Q:QC11, ct ta Dar t t K t f . Basketball Team Coach Jack Chapman Trl Captams John Caldwell Joey Disco Benny Ward Managers Mosul Maynard and Eshl Brumfield Roar' Soar' Score 1 The Logon Wrldcats under Coach Jack Chapman turned In a very tune record ol 16 wuns and 4 deleats Logan wasnt expected to turn out too much thus season due to the tact that seven members ol the Wonder team ot 1948 were gone through groduatnon but Coach Chapman and the boys worlced hard and were soon ranked among the state s best The tour deleats were suffered at the hands ot Huntington l l gh 37 26 Mullens 53 51 Wulluamson 44 41 and 1-luntungton East 54 40 Logan s sixteen wnns were scored over 1-lamltn 45 34 and 60 35 Sharples 52 34 Wayne 39 21 Ceredo Kenova 60 31 and 64 57 Welch 45 36 Bluetueld 62 47 Maduson 49 29 and 59 24 detendang 49 40 Multon 52 42 and 49 48 and 1-luntlngton Vunson 69 34 Logan scored 1 013 ponnts lor a 506 average per game whale at opponents scored 785 pounts lor a 39 15 average Logan mode a brulluont showung durnng tournament tame Wnth the sectnonal and reguonal tntles salely nn thenr possessnon the successful Wildcats vnvaded Morgantown to try to add the State tournament to their credat Drawang Buckhannon they defeated therr hrst encounter by a 48 46 vrctory but were downed In the sem: tunals by Wheelung Joey Dasco was placed on the all tournament team whale Walter Walowac recelved recognutton on the all state team First Row Davld Hartsaw James Hale Walter Walowac John Hale Joey Dlsco John Caldwell Second Row Estus Yeager David Borath Benny Ward Kenny Harmon i , - : . 9 7 ' ' , - I ' state champion Princeton,-551-527 Chopma-nvllle, 46-313 Williamson. Wllclca+s' Coach Chapman maps out a new play well Harmon Disco and Walowac look on Swift loofecl Waldo Walowac malces Up goes the ball' As achon gets uncler a qulclr pivot to take the ball for Logan way in the Sharples game before a paclcecl house ol basketball fans' Q, for his scrappy Wildcats, while Barath, Calcl- l I Pass TI1a'r Ball Dribble Down e F oor Logom Logon Loqom Logon Logon Loaom Logon Logon Logon Logon Logon Loqon Logon Logon Logon Logon Logon Logon Logon Logan BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SCORES Homhn Shorpke VVoyne Ceredo Kemovo VVekh BIueIueId Madison Homhn Pnncefon I-Iunfmgfom Central Chapmomvrlle VVHhowwon MuHmS NMIOH VVHhomson Vrnson Hunhngtom EOM Credo Kenovo NMHOP Modmson DAVID ZOMBIE STEVENSON KENNY SLEEPY HARMON JOHNNY CALDWELL Center Forward Guard DAVID MOOSE BARATH BENNY SLIM WARD Forward Center Logan Logan Score, Score, Score LOGAN 45 Hamlln 34 The Wrldcats opened thenr season January I at I-Iamlun wnth a 45 34 vtctory over a game bunch ol Bobcat The Cats led by only 5 ponnts 23 I8 at halltnme but pulled away an the second to wun Walter Walowac wrth I2 and John Caldwell wnth IO paced the Wrldcat attaclc LOGAN 52 SHARPLES 34 It was wrn number two as the Wuldcat cagers downed a stubborn outttt ol Sharples Stages 52 34 on January 5 at the Logan Armory The Cats spurted to a I3 9 tnrst perrod lead but Ilattered IU the second to lead by onl 2 ornts 20 I8 t th Y P G G hall A brnlllant Cat rally allowed them to pull lar ahead and subs played most ol the last peruod Wall W I y a owac was agaun the pacemaker wuth I6 tallues LOGAN 39 WAYNE 2I The Logan Wlldcats notched their third vrctory In as many starts at the Logan Armory as they downed the Wayne Pnoneers 39 ZI The d score was tue IO IO at the end ot the tnrst pernod but Logan pulled away to lead 25 I5 at halltnme The second halt I d I was mosty eenslve wrth the Cats outscornng Wayne I4 6 Walter Walowac led Logan s scorung attaclc by avuatlng I8 marlcers LOGAN 60 CEREDO KENOVA 31 C It oac Jack Chapman s Logan I-Iugh School I-Ioopsters ttnally hut therr strtde as they rnpped apart Babe Mazzas Ceredo Kenova I-lornets 603I J nuar II t Y the Leglon Armory The game started out at a slow pace wlth Lo an I d 8 4 g ea Ing at the end ol the turst quarter but plclced up IU the second to gave the Cats a halltume lead ol 29 II Cha pman s proteges really caught on trre In the thnrd pertod and wnth subs playlng most ot the fourth quarter coasted to therr Iourth vtctory ot the season The very versatnle Wally Walowac agarn Iecl the scornng parade wrth 26 potnts LOGAN 45 WELCH 39 The Logan Wnldcats opened a two day road trtp wnth a 45 39 vuctory over a rough and ready bunch ol Welch Maroon Wave at the Welch G ymnasuum on January I3 The hoopsters under the gundance of Coach Jaclc Chapman lumped unto the lead early and set the oace the enture ball game leadnng 23 I7 at halltrme The DAVID HARTSAW ESTUS YEAGER JOHNNY HALE JIMMY BASIL HALE JOEY MONK DISCO WALTER WALOWAC Guard Guard G d ua Guard or H Welch lads began to roughen thungs up a but un the half and trauled by one pount 29 28 at the end of the thurd peruod The Wuldcats rallued un the fourth peruod and kept thungs un hand although losung Walowac Harmon and Dusco vua personal fouls LOGAN 62 BLUEFIELD 47 A terrufuc rally whuch started mudway of the thurd peruod and lasted untul the funal whustle blew allowed the Logan Wuldcats to down a scrappy Bluefueld Beaver outfut 62 47 at Beaver Hugh Gymnasuum January I4 The Cats trauled I3 I2 at the end of the furst peruod but rallued to lead 24 20 at halftume The Beavers started cluckung un the early moments of the thurd peruod but then the Wuldcat attack started to move Joey Dusco sank 2 quuck set shots and ut was all over but the shootung LOGAN 49 MADISON 29 The Logan I-lugh School Wuldcats made ut vuctory number seven un as many starts wuth a 49 29 vuctory over the Ivladuson Skyhawks on January I8 at the Mad: son g m Al torrud thurd peruod gave Logan a bug lead and the Cots coasted un from there Wally Walowac was the bug gun un the Wuldcat attack throwung un I7 tallues Benny Ward followed Walowac wuth I4 markers LOGAN 60 HAMLIN 35 The Wuldcats kept theur vuctory strung untact at eught straught wuth a 60 35 truumph over the vusutung Flamlun Bobcats at the Logan Armory Fruday January 2I The furst half was very close but Logan pulled away un the thurd quarter to rack up an easy wun As usual Walter Walowac led the Cat scorung department LOGAN 55 PRINCETON 52 In the seasons most excutung game the Logan Wuldcats downed the classy Prunceton Tugers 55 52 at the Armory on January 28 Prunceton led by Duck Walthall who scored 20 pounts held a slum 44 43 lead at the end of the thurd peruod but tell behund un the fourth as the Cats rallued Camera eye Walter Walowac and John Caldwell led the Wuldcats wuth I7 and I4 tallues respectuvely LOGAN 26-HUNTINGTON 37 After playung exactly one month of undefeated basketball the Logan Wuldcats fell before the twuce beaten I-luntungton I-lugh School Pony Express 37 26 February I out the Armory Fluntungton scored furst and led all the way as Logan trued wuthout success to get uts scorung attack started Benny Ward wuth IO led the Cats scorung LOGAN 46 CHAPMANVILLE 31 B O Ratluffs lanky lads from Chapmanvulle thoroughly threw a scare unto the Logan Wuldcats as the Cats traulung 22 I9 at the halftume defea ed the Tugers 46 3I on February 5 at the Armory Jack Chapman s Wuldcats rallued early un the thurd peruod and won goung away Davud I-lartsaw and Joe Du co topped the scorung department wuth I6 and I3 tallues respectuvely LOGAN 41 WILLIAMSON 44 On February 8 the Logan Wuldcats uourneyed to Wulluamson where they were slapped down to the tune of 44 4I The Cats trauled 2I I6 at the half but rallued un the fourth quarter to lead at the automatuc tume out 39 36 only to have the Wolf pack retake the lead John Caldwell threw un I4 markers to lead the Cats s scorung LOGAN 51 MULLINS 53 The Logan Wuldcats suffered theur thurd defeat and second un successuon as they dropped a close 53 5I decusuon February I2 at the Logan Armory to a fughtung bunch of tvtulluns Rebels The Wuldcats led most of the ball game and at one tume had a I5 pount margun but Ivlulluns caught on fure early un the fourth peruod and remauned so the remaunder of the game tallyung 26 pounts and holdung Logan to IO John Caldwell led the Cot scorung attack wuth 20 tallues - - - nn I 3 an n - n l 0 I 4 'u . x u u u - . . . v . u'u u - ' , ' . u , . , . u u'u - u u ' u u ' u 'u u - u u u - .u . . . u .. . 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Wms and Defects LOGAN 52 MILTON 42 The Logan Wuldcats made It wln number II February I5 at the Logan Armory wlth a 52 42 vlctory over the Mllton Greyhounds The ball game was a very hard fought battle and neuther team exceeded the other more than fave pounts untul the fourth quarter John Caldwell was once agaln the bug gun as he threw In marlcers LOGAN 49 WILLIAMSON 40 The Logan Wlldcats gauned therr twelfth wan and sweet revenge for a prevlous defeat by drubblng the Wllluamson Wolfpaclc 49 40 February I8 at the Logan Armory The Wlldcats lumped unto an early lead and led 23 8 at halftnme after playung a very tlght defense Wllllamson cut the lead somewhat an the second half as Coach Chapman s Cats coasted to vtctory John Caldwell wuth I9 led the Cat attack whale Tom I-Iamllton threw IH I5 for the Wolfpack LOGAN 69 VINSON 34 Coach Jaclc Chapman s Gold and Blue made It thurteen vnctornes as they routed the Vunson Tigers 69 34 February 23 at the Logan Armory The Wuldcats opened early ond led 22 6 at the end of the flrst quarter and n creased their margln to 37 II at halftime With substututes playing In most of the fourth period the Cats toolc thtngs well an hand Wally Walowac talluecl I7 markers to pace the Logan scorlng attaclc LOGAN 40 HUNTINGTON EAST 54 The Logan Wlldcats sustauned their fourth loss as agaunst thurteen wuns February 25 at the Radlo Center In I-luntungton when the I-lunttngton Fast I-Iughlanders trnmmed the Wuldcats 54 40 Fast s Bob Kung was the whole show for the vnctors as he threw ID eught sensational Wally Walowac paced the Cats wlth I6 tallles LOGAN 64-CEREDO KENOVA 57 Coach Jaclc Chapmans Logan I-It Wlldcats gauned an early lead and held It all the way as they defeated the Ceredo Kenova Green Hornets 64 57 at the C K gym Februar 26 The Wtl cats outscored C K I4 4 an the ftrst chapter and then played them on even terms the rest of the way to regxster theur fourteenth trlumph of the campaign John Caldwell raclced up 24 pounts to lead the scorung column and was followed by Walowac wuth I6 and Joe Dasco wuth I4 LOGAN 49 MILTON 48 On Tuesday March I Coach Jack Chapmans Logan Wuldcats notched their I5th vlctory an I9 starts when they travelled to lvlulton to down the Greyhounds 49 48 ID a very hard fought encounter Four Wnldcats left the game on personal fouls and the fifth John Caldwell was elected for unnecessary roughness The Wlldcats lumped unto an early lead and wlth the exceptnon of a short tame In the thtrd led all the way Wally Walowac led the Logan scorung attaclc wuth I8 points followed by Moose Barath who tallued I5 marlcers Joey Disco played a magnificent defenstve game LOGAN 59 MADISON 24 The Logan Wuldcats ended another successful basketball season March 3 at the hugh school gymnasium wuth a thrullung 59 24 truumph over an outclassed Maduson hugh school flve Madlson lumped Into an early lead at II 5 but Logan threw an I7 tallles whale holding Maduson to one to lead at the end of the furst quarter 22 I2 For the next three pernods the Wtldcats put the emphasls on defenstve play and held the Boone County lads to pernod totals of 5 O 7 points whtle they were scorang 9 9 I9 Walter Walowac led the Cat scorlng parade wlth 3l tallses brnnglng hls season total to 320 ln twenty games . I I Q . I l - long set shots which were good for I6 points. MEMBERS Student Councul Chest r VARSITY To Ye Victors The Laurel Wreath CLUB OFFICERS Presudent Elba Samson Vuce Presrdent Johnny Caldwell Secretary Tuck Smtth Treasurer Trclc Sm th Gayheart Sponsors Jaclq Chapman and Harold Cox Colors Old Gold and Royal Blue Boys weartng football unntorms to school carrytng buclcets and saytng Would you luke to help the Varstty Club7 Thts was the Varsuty Club nnutnatnon The club was composed ot boys who have earned athlettc awards whrle ID hugh school Lost year was the clubs ttrst year In exlstence and they held several dances The money made from these dances was used n the Flrst Annual Varstty Club Pucnuc tn Aprtl which was held at Camp Buffalo Accovtlle West Vnrguma The club owarded yaclcets to the sensor members ol the football and basketball teams sltpover sweaters to sensors Bull Slnozlch Marl: Caldwell Harrison Epperley Herbert Smlth David Moose Barath Elba Samson Pat Mayo Leonard Hellyer Bull Klrlr Johnny Caldwell Vernon Wulson Sammy Adluns Vern Reynolds Anmble Esposnto George Chambers Charles Fortner Howard Sldebottom Chester Gayheart John Bowen George Monoluos Benny Ward Joey Dnsco Walter Walowac Thomas Tuck Smuth Johnny Hale Jummy Hale Emory Glnglse Estus Yeager Jlmmy Trent Eshl Brumheld Masll Maynard Bull Buggs Albert Mungrone 0 ---- ---- I . .. . . .. . , . . I . , . l . , 9 . . . . ...H - ... 1. . . 1 W jim geafufej lg f I QQ N osfrae Reglnae Mass Logan Hugh MISS JUNE LUCAS MISS LOGAN HIGH MISS MARTHA HACKWORTH SENIOR ATTENDANT MARY ANN TAYLOR MARTHA JANE McCALLISTER PEGGY WATSON CORDELIA WILSON JUNIOR ATTENDANT JUNIOR ATTENDANT SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT xt.. Our Very Beauhful ueens ,.-.5 Y--Y M BETTY CASTO PROM QUEEN QUEEN ELIZABETH T Guyana Presents BEST ALL AROUND Johnme Mae Cool: Mike Abdoney MOST HARD WORKING JR Mary Ann Taylor Mllce Murphy GREENEST SOPHOMORE Ins Chambers George Manolaos MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruth Ashworth Glenn Koch Patty Gore Jack Commons MOST PO PU LA R Betty Casto Samson BEST ATHLETE Sylvia Toralr Tuck Smith MOST ATTRACTIVE Elba Names. Faces LAZIEST Janet Jushce Nlbby Esposlto BEST DRESSED Mary Jayne Pinson Joey Dusco FRIENDLIEST Dons Atluns MEM James Brady BEST DANCER Jean Ferguson Bull Klrl: MOST DIGNIFIED Martha Haclzworth George Chambers CUTEST COUPLE Betty Kerr Reed David McCallnster BIGGEST MOUTH Von Cecil Bragg Eshl Brumfield gisf' BEST PHYSIQUE Fac+s - Figures Anna Ruth Good Cecnl Good MOST CONCEITED Drema Shelton MOST BASHFUL James Browmng Marlene Sayer M rl: Caldwell Wh! C166 MOST STUDIOUS Wanda Chapman WITTIEST John Rusko Berry Shelton Jack Lowe FKA '-X X - Memory s SEPTEMBER Frtghtened ophomore enrolled l-lara worktna tumors and oph catec entor enrolled Teachers worked on chedue Everyone aot ocquatntea Looan vs Cuyan Valley tn our trt aame ot lootbal The chee leade por' Jred a dence alter the dome entors had pctures made tn dp and aown The Booster Club sponsored a pecta tratn to the l-lunttnotor Central v Lodar lootbdll game Ropulartty Contet open Ouyoha b scrap tons Last coll tor entor ptctures Logan vs Rrtnceton tootbal aame l-lere s l-low ubscrtptton open toaay Mtx Lost call lor sentor prools Tryouts lor .luntor play Hear ye' Hear ye' Barrymore ' OCTOBER Loaon v Burch lootbal aame Alpha Xu sponsored a dance at Sons ltaly l-lall Ft e D I Logan vs B a Creek aame Looan Fare lnspectuon Otrl s Athlettc Assoctotto Intttotton Latm Club tmttates put on Roman games tn gym Ftrst sentor meettng Logon vs Oak l-lull Sophomore Day Rules posted Thesptan Club presented Sure A Your Born t-lucksters met l-leor Ye' l-tear Ye' Juntor Carntval to ntghtl A tumor lust pas ed by Sentor Assembly To college or not to colleges Heres How Stott awarded Ls Sophomore Day Oh l-low The Sopho more LOVE The Sentors Logan vs Mul lens rootball aame Junta Assembly Mtnstrel Show Sophomore A embly Play NOVEMBER en or measured tor cto rtnas nrt VI No chool General Elect on Rep meettng Logon v Welch Var tty ponsored dance tr aym Var tty penaltzed tar unnece ary rouah The photooropher Was ot the Angleworm lrtttat on o v pal team champeen boxer wetghea at L l'l S Top y Turvy ln ttat On More closse l tudent tntere ted tn worl tna aurtna hal days enrol today Juno ay When The Wttches Rtoe Ballottna populortty contest ends lBette vote o your dream atrl or our he mar' Lodan vs Wtlltam on and Mass June Lucas crowred Mts Logan l-ltaln Vtctory dance alter game Thank auvtna Holtday beatn t-toltdays end and back to studtes Frerch Club lnttnatton DECEMBER Dance at Jtmmys Doury Bar Sensor Assembly Reverend Ltvtng ton talked on What Chrtstmas Means Many andthe chotr sono Whtte Chrtst m s and Stlent Nt t Somethtng new has been added Spontsh C ub Juntor Assembly Buhlalo l-ltdh Chotr aave a Chrtstmas Contata Sophomore A sembly Key Club pre sented a play 1 28 - , 7 to ' f 29 4 SL or ' l if e V l S I . ss A be-T' 'Ill l- ' 'AS S 'ff Th 'lll . I S . 1 2 s 1 X, S L I c. u ,t 5 . - S A , S . . . 'S .I l I Q' T K gf, L . ,, to L ' neffsl t Q xl R k ' s S t su' , Q - T -t f A ttst2s.t3.A, S V g I 1 S ' lo C l sent out lor alley l 1- 5 - s ' ln , . . Student Councll gave the ltrst Student I9 Last chance to buy your Ouyonal . t - s I' l . ' . . - Qt , L. s. S s ' s ' 1- s. ' ' x , t K Q l 23 .E r Pl fn ' O ' l H 24 ' K on ' L L- Q t ' T ' D I A E. Y T ' L T Q ot l 25 x . ' ' s Q . 'r ril l 'S Y l' lx, M sz' ' V, ' x' L ' ' 29 ' ., ' . t ' ' U 4 . 1 . A 7 ' e I' S H , ' . , to H , S Og.. ,. . .Tl T lO ' x - ' l - l S l V L ' -'L IS S- - - 8 I Hlghllghfs Logan vs Wayne IU thetr thlrd consecutuve wrn Gul and Scroll Inttratlon Chrtstmo Holldays begun Happy Holtday ' JANUARY I.et s start the new year rtaht' Logan vs Hamlun In the hr t vtctory of the basketball eason Noses back to the artnd' Logan vs Sharples Logan vs Wayne Logan v Ceredo Kenava Champeen boxer detend tttles n tourr ament Rhythm Hour The Heres How Sta presents a Teacher Apprecvatton trophy to Mtss K me Logan v Madtson I9 Oh unhappy day Oral exams 2I Have mercy' teachers Wrltten exams Logan vs Hamltn All s well after exams no casualttes' Logan v Prtnceton Trl HI Y atves dance FEBRUARY Logan vs Huntunaton In o r Irt ae eat thts season IZA aave program at Prayer Cluo In Grand Old Swttzerland presented by the Glee Club Logan vs Chapmansvrlle 3 Nattonal Thesplan Week Reverend Barlett gave t Ik t Prayer C ub Junror Assembly Logan vs Mulltns West Vtrglnta Wesleyan cholarho tet WIII You Be My VaIenttne7 Then come to the student mtx torwgh Yes plenty ot retreshments IOC gave program at Prayer Club Sophomore Assembly Logar vs Hunttngton Vtnson ntors Introduced h Senate Charleston 5 Rome WAS Never Luke Thts munstrel by Lattn Club Logan v Ceredo Kenova MARCH Logan vs Multon Logan vs Madison Krwanas Key Club game Dance' Dance' Dance That Gld Black Ivlaatc Has Me I Spe I Secttonal Tournament t b at Logan Armory IS Now IQ the trme tor all aood actor be actrng Senlor Play Under 20 Tts Sprung' Sprlng Iever already' Black Hawk Valley Boys entertatn LI-I S APRIL I 2 3 HI Y and Tru Ht Y ao to Jacksons M I5 Juntor Assembly I8 Happy Easter Day I8 23 Nattanal Latln W eek Sensor Assembly Juntor and Senlor Prom Ivlustcal Varuetues Local talent Sophomore Assembly MAY Gee' I m lazy Guess Ive got sprlng Iever' 5 6 7 Band Festtval Inally asked me S gh' ' The bug day has arrived Prom' Baccalaureate Sermon I Ftnal Ex m Well soon now our ate JUNE Commencement Exerctses Sentor plcnac Sensors Only V catton Ah h h h h h' I7 ' A ' ' 24 Se ' . 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C l C O . 1 Q 1 Q 0t0gI al9A:f j lflgafla, g L E E S T U D I 0 G W LeMaster Manager Lee Studuo Graduate N T S P Pensacola Floruda Ex Naval Aerual Reconnanssance Photo grapher Portraits Aernals Commercoal Dlrect and Indirect Color dd' 1 M F LeMaster Photographer Graduate N Y I New York Cnty Portrauture Commerclal lnclnrect Color Negatlve R touch Separatuon Tonmg and Photo Prmtmg II un years to come the photographs nn thus annual should brlng back happy memornes of never to be forgotten school days then we of Lee Studno shall consuder our tnme well spent our task well done' L E HJ? ' 0 ' ' 1 I . . . ., , I. E pf- I . - f Y,. ,fu . .rar y ' J 'Lt 'y .wa b A ' J 4' , I AL H . ff?-,fl . . I ' 1 . ... ' .f7 .. ' 1 A f-f' ff ' ,J I . . 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