Logan High School - Guyana Yearbook (Logan, WV)

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W, , -5- L: 4, x N x ff: my we f 1 4 W :mm 31 , M I Y .ai Q, A i .. ,. i in ,M M .1 o . I + J 4. 4 W , . a .- in X- . N fx w 9 T ' L . N .. Z, H ,, . wx , 1' , , i K f v , . ,. Q-.W Msn gf H A ie- H, idmcnwlzaloaa 1- wx E .- wi I i ' Q SM-. 1 V - I ! :I . ihffu l PAUL WINTER in 5151, -fi 'iff ffffv gtg, , - 4 RALPH WILLIS ERNEST CRADDOCK may fwlmmamazm Mr. Paul Winter, County Superintendent, and his assistants, Mr, Ralph Willis and Mr. Ernest Craddock do a fine job of running a large school system for an ever-increasing population. They are backed bythe Board of Education: W.W. Gordon, President: Joe Blair, Earl Justice, W. E. Bivens, and J. French Workman. To- gether these men have planned and are executing an extensive building program in the county, For us, this means a new high school and field house, which we expect to occupy within the next year. '.L,n-in n V , nun , , ' rw Q- ll ,l ,V 1- ' i nl gill .rw A., pfzdacwcd Our principal, Mr. Charles W. Juergensmeyer, is pleased with the progress we are making and has this word of advice to offer us: lt is more important now than ever before For students to take advantage of their op- portunities because colleges and industry are accepting only those with the best records. Our students and teachers have made great progress in raising the scholastic standards this year, and I am expecting even greater improvements in the future. 13 i l --r Mrs. Anne Maynard, who is Dean of Girls, Attendance Officer, and Guidance Director, has to be on her toes to keep up with all of her duties. She is never too busy, however, to talk to a student in need of advice. 64064 Mr. Wandell Lucas, the Dean of Boys, also leads a busy life. Mr. Lucas is administrative as- sistant to the pr i n cipal . ln the absences of Mr. Juergensmeyer, he takes care of announcements and when we have assemblies he arranges the seating for the students and teachers. Healso, as Dean of Boys, settles minor discipline matters. He gives counsel and guidance to boys and he helps them to secure jobs. ln addition to these administrative iobs he teaches four classes of Bookkeeping. 'L -iii!!! 'Fir Y. I, Deloris Stidham, treasurer and Mrs. Gladys Browning, secretary, make up a very efficient office staff. 77Zafm6a9 We What would we do without them? Mrs. Gladys Browning is our capable and genial secretary, always on the go with her many jobs of keep- ing the office records straight and handling the school correspondence. She also puts up with our over 1300 students, who are constantly calling on her for supplies and information. Miss Deloris Stidham, our faithful and efficient treasurer, has charge of the schools funds and also keeps a finan- cial record ofall the 30 clubsin L.H.S. 0 Tom Lilly leads his fellow students in prayer. Zeaalcam Every morning the students of Logan High School are privileged to hear God's Word and are led in prayer to start the day off right. All the clubs take turns week by week in presenting the devotions which are heard over the public address system throughout the school. The devotions usually consist ofa scripture reading, an application of the lesson to daily life, and a prayer . CLOCKWISEq Linda Bayless, Peggy Pennington, Joyce Hanover, Shelia Harris, Joan White, Miss Bland Ramona Keaton, Betty Stevens, Jessie Pack, Rowena Hicks, Sue Egnor, Gwen Francis, Gloria Abbot, Sylvia Carey. .fiffmzg Miss Evelyn Bland, with the help of two dozen pleasant and efficient girls, offers L.H.S. students a smooth running library service. The only time we tangle with the Library staff is when we forget to pay our finesl The officers of the staff are: Glenna Thompson, President, Carol Rogan, Vice Presidentg Betty Keaton, Secretary, Alta Johnson, Treasurer. i f, Sm!! LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernice Jones, Jane White, Alta Johnson, Glenna Thompson, Rosalie Flint, Betty Keaton, Bonnie Thomas, Janet Norman, Sabra Hicks, Shirley Miller. rs. . ar-..y.,.....--W... EVELYN J. BLAND A. B. M. A. University of Kentucky Library Certificate - Columbia Univer- Gh- ' sit ' ' , Librarian . , .-rf CAROLE ALLEN A. B. Marshall College Home Economics Sponsor - Topsy Turvy Sponsor - Future Hornemakers EARL CAMPBELL W. Va. Institute of Technology Machine Shop IM MARY JANE CODA A. B. Marshall College Social Studies Y i ' ' X X.. it I - L . I fl 1' - ' I-IILDA BROWNING A. B. Marshall College M. A. West Virginia University American History Sponsor - G. A. A. FLORENA G. COLVIN A. B. University of Kentucky English and Literature Sponsor - Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor L. H. S. Wildcats on the Air 2 ll' x rnvurWgE'f, v1:i w w 'f 3nr'l'+ n5 'sTvmnl 'Cf !f F'Wp- 1i'f 7 wllzuw ,, 'w f x -u ' , ' JF' f. -'f 'W' ' l1llw'lWl M - xx L l'filf', !w Ml' , V Y-L' QV .y5l'l4!.. NH 1- N N .Spa -' X ' .gre H M 5 Y . . hr 'ivy il i - rg M EMU I l. M ' us? ll 541, V ,H vw .,, , i if JAMES S. COOPER A. B. Wheaton College Mathematics WILLIAM C. GOAD B. S. Marshall College Mathematics and Business Law and Ec- onomics Co-Sponsor-Hi-Y 7 TWILA DOUTT A. B. Wheaton College M. A. Marshall College English and Literature Sponsor - National Honor Society F ll it l T? it ,,wll 1lQlr'llM lam RUBY GHIZ A. B. Marshall College Latin and English Sponsor - Latin Club R il CHARLES B. HARRIS A. B. concord couege ' M. A. West Virginia University English Public Speaking Director - Speech Activities HELEN B. HARVEY A. B. Roanoke College M. A. University of Kentucky Social Studies Co-Sponsor - Prayer Club Q l 4 X V , , ff x I, l, MARY BLAND HURST A. B. University of Kentucky M. A. Columbia University American History RUTH G. KLINE' B. S. West Virginia University M. A. West Virginia University Sponsor - Quill and Scroll Sponsor - Here 's How Head Sophomore Sponsor J-r ,par l ,f l I accdtq STELLA MARIE JONES A. B. Marshall College M. E. Duke University Biology Sponsor - Future Teachers of America lu ml W I ' all 4' l ,K ' J, v 1' . 4 l VIRGINIA L. KOVICI-l A. B. Marshall' College M. A. Marshall College Health and Physical Education Director of Girls' Intramurals Sponsor - Cheerleaders li. 51,11 if, THELMA IUERGENSMEYER A. B. Transylvania College M. A. Uiiiversity of Kentucky Music, French, Dramatics Sponsor - French Club Sponsor - Thespians JAMES G. LILLY A. B. Glenville State College M. S. West Virginia University TYPUIS Basketball Coach J I T, WANDELL LUCAS A. B. Marshall College M. A. Marshall College Bookkeeping Dean of Boys CARL MacELFRESH M. M. Capitol College of Music Band FRANK E. McDADE A. B, Ohio University A. University of Kentucky General Business 31' ur W vi , .,, -5.1. CORA MARGARET MILNE A. B. Marshall College Algebra Trigonometry fmfyfu 17 t T' ill' ,W , , 'WIP' -lil? MARY JO MCDONALD A. B. West Virginia University American History Spanish HELEN M. MYERS A, B, Marshall College Shorthand Sponsor - Future Nurses of America I Q rru ! Q1 W' I . 'r,p! I riff A V infill, ' fs A Q p N ' . x 1 - , 'xy , . X ,. 1 19' ' sf P Sr' MARION D. NAPIER A. B. Marshall College M. A. Marshall College TYPU18 B. S. M. A JEAN H. QUEEN West Virginia University . West Virginia University Biology Sponsor - Keyettes 4-JD acuity IRENE PERRY A. B. Marshall College M. A. University of Arizona English and Literature Head Junior Sponsor 4' ,if- LOWELL SAMMONS A. B. Marshall College World History General Business Baseball Coach l W 1 1 W H 1 1 11 1 In ll I 1 1 ll 11' '1 JOHNPPOZEGA, JR. M, S, West Virginia University Health Driver Education ELDRED SA TTERFIE LD Mll A. B, Glenville State College Mathematics Sponsor - Guyana Business staff Sponsor - Interclub .Council ' ' f 'l.1,fl I 'SIVQ1 .11 1 11' 1' 'lg 11 H111 1 H llli , 'll 1 ' 1 1 1... x il 7 ,ff jp A S '. 1 l 1 1 V ,A 7. A PATRICIA SMITH Q A lv V ,ll A A. B. West Virginia University ' X . . Z h' I ' English and Literature fl ' 3 - I 'N 1.-' T 1' H L. . I xx! 'Q L . ,fb - L 1 X 1' - X X ,T B .X p ' f l X . 1 ii? ' ll liigl' . 2 JOHN SMITH A. B. Marshall College Biology Co-Sponsor - Key Club EVERETT STOLLINGS A. B. Marshall College M. A. University of Kentucky Chemistry Physics LL- ' Fnllfl if , ir zzz V A in ' . Alrfifl Q41 of. ' lu, . fl. F1 ,. A ,,-, v, 1. . nl, ,le v u. 1 J .Hi -.i rd- xl ,, .-.,- . Tp.. 1 it ,. .Lei-:., .. .-. ,.x ,,.,- -f X ..,. ..,, if.-..v rr 'cl 6.24.4 ' 'Xi .A 3.. -. 'hi-fgref, ' t . . 1 ......,,.., ,H ,- j... , .. 4.1,-.P MARY RUTH TAYLOR A. B, Marshall College Health Sponsor - Pacesetters Sponsor - Majorettes w v . ill ,iw Q 1 A. LESTER H. STINEBISER B. and-B. S. Salem College Typing I Bookkeeping I Sponsor - Hi-Y Sponsor - Student Council ELIZABETH H. THOMAS A, B, Marshall College English and Literature Co-Sponsor - Prayer Club acafzfq 4 stu ln' ' l rm et: Jtfw-. sm--ft ,rl M , Q lllll LORAN V. WARD M. S. West Virginia University Social Studies Football Coach Boxing and Wrestling Coach Sponsor - Varsity Club CARLA ZETO B. S. Concord College Biology Sponsor - Pacesetters fi'-3 J,'t . , in 1 V QA? ' l 1 , ,Q . ,nail IJ? jg F 51 JLW ' rl hifi, ' 'Vl ELIZABETH WILLIS A. B. Salem College English and Literature Z3 KATHARINE WOOLFITT B. S. Michigan State Normal College M. A. Marshall College Art English and Literature Sponsor - Guyana Production staff LOUIS A. ZICCARELLI M. A. West Virginia University Physical Education Baseball Coach Asst. Football Coach Asst. Basketball Coach Wuwrqzlggy .rgI:pW:.rM,QFn!rf. rr 'r ' I ,px 1. .nr , 1' Q0 'W ' mu J -v' -b exX 'bs qc :vii sw as K 99 KS Abixd-yo? YN wx Research chemists in the making? Elma jg! 3' Clxsex ei Seniors know that good typists are much in demand! Hab1amos espanol. CWe speak Spanish.J 660264 1 W .. N 11515 E, --.nkx :IFB Mm. xx - ,.k wx, rl. L. L- 4 'Vs-Yociol he ' xp' , 'N o 81' C1 ass discusses Ina, rfa 86 an d an econ OUJIC bud Set, Katherine Steele turns up a hem for Sarah Browning in Home Economics Class. 51 ix Mrs. Tay1or's Health Class will be ready for any em- ergency. , ,JS 1 1 swf ' 4' 'J 4- 'f ,n 1 Solid Geometry is a fas- cinating subjectl me-nun 4 4 A Senior boys review dia- gramming in Mr. Harris English Class. 1 J K' Am. .'r,l lL'. :fm I. ff. 'bs-f Hf fj,--'38 Wfipj, 1 ' ',,ff!'V fe if , . H .L x --- . I' , 'X .ln14 f' 1 ull. L Q, , X x 'HA , -n at 1 4' ,x- A I 1 x 1 J Xu ' 1 1 if i ln. .27 HH 'ln in: g., ,....,,. L ,, I fu 1 H 1 , ,x 1. 'eimvx ' H 'w :xx 'u 'H .l w 1 N ' Hx W , I -:gwqg aw my u ik, 1:5 --41 3 Q As Seniors we have tried to live up to our motto, Seeking Success with Courage, lndustry and Faith. At the beginning of the year, we selected our class officers, our class colors, red and white, and our class flowers, red and white gladioli. Early in November we presented Terror At Black Oaks as our highly s u c c ess ful Senior Play. We sponsored the Homecoming Dance and a Donkey Basketball Game. At Christ- mas we had a noon hour party in the gym. After what seemed an eternity the happy days of class rings, calling ca rd s and commencement announce- ments finally arrived. May 7 was the date of our annual Sneak Day, followed too soon by finals on May l6. The Ju- nior-Senior Prom was enjoyed by all. Then came the solemn moments: Bac- calaurate, May 20 and Com m e n c e- ment, May 24. As a final fling on May 25, we celebrated with the Senior Class Picnic at the Holden Swimming Pool. L. , endow Elma LEFT- Senior affairs were inthe hands of these officers: Glen Bowen, Presidentg Claudine Maynard, Secretaryg Miller Porterfield, Treasurer: and Bill Harkins, Vice-President. BELOW- Here are our four Valedicto- rians: Kenneth Rush, Shirley Hill, Robert Lawson and Millet Porterfield. Q -f fi .9 Y'-v'-4 QQ. fm 'JD -yr -, -Qi' S3 GLORIA FAYE ABBOTT, Stenographicg Guyana Staffg Na- tional Honor Societyg Library Clubg Library Staffg Glee Clubs G. A. A. FRANCIS HOWARD ADAMS, College Pre- paratoryg Latin Clubg Prayer Club. ROSEMARY ADAMS, College Preparatoryg Latin Clubg Prayer Clubg F. T. A.g G. A. A. WOODROW ADAMS, College Preparatoryg Latin Clubp Hi-Yg Prayer Clubg Basketball. BETTY ADKINS, Stenographicg F. N. A., Secretary. LOELLA JEAN ADKINS, Stenographic. RODNEY ADKINS, Accounting. BARBARA JANE ARMSTRONG, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg Tri-Hi-YQ Glee Club. b 29 H -1 v VV' . 1 ISP! fix 3-pl af 7956 1 '-1 f ai' . 5,4 , Cv'-1. 't , N 4, my A. ., A Il 11' xp . ' K 5 X I4 'ir ,J '+L-174-YL 169 .erin ou. 4 f-'N 0,4 1 L , I I I rl , . 1 v ii' , , wi rr- va ' 1 : ,Alf Elfl r ir E., . Q ,,,,, .WH . . my We 8' PX' - !,,HJ r' Wxwunfrliig . 'H :.l32qlff1:, .af L- .1 1 ll- . A-1,-,,f,:m-1. 1 at .1 vm 1 'CTP 'Z P149 V ,,-. L . L Semin 3 N if u 1,2 X 4 SE ,FVf,,.. ' ll lg -J' 'li f. - LQ.. ff' lm- , 4.-L w . - ,A fa., 1 A .-4 Q A i il liffa 5 4,4 H, wma- l l r -.f ' s2'v1Tif.rff-L' 'gp FIC-ggqn Y .1 : L P V : N AY L 1 'L ix sl ,H 1 ,. W, L XT A , E' at -' : it ns., H lu -N l 1 ... l , V., ,,l H ,343 M 1 'f arf- adv , mn. -,-- H- .- A. -,..-fu .1 . ,A M., uni wi ,. ARMINDA Mindy LEE AUDE, College Preparatory, Glee Club, Junior, Senior Class Plays, Prayer Club, Keyettes, Treasurer, Alpha Xi Pacesetters, Publicity Chairman, Na- tional Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll, French Club, Guyana Staff, Sophomore Attendant to Miss Homecoming, Christmas Play, Keyette Basketball Team, Thespians. DELORIS JEAN BAHUS, College Preparatory, French Club, Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y. RONNIE BAILEY, Vocational. IO ANN BAISDEN, College Preparatory, Miss Logan High, Ju- nior Attendant to Miss Homecomingg Sophomore Attendant to Miss Logan High, Alpha Xi Pacesetters, President, Girl's State, Keyettesg Interclub Council, Prayer Club, Here 's How Staff, French Club, Quill and Scroll, Glee Club. RAYMOND EUGENE BAISDEN, General. CHARLES BAKER, College Preparatoryg Latin Club, Hi-Y, Prayer Club. HELEN BAKER, Stenographicg F. -T. A., F. N. A. GOLDIE DELL BALDWIN, Stenographicg Glee Club, Prayer Club. N ffia gr l Q. 9' , if LONOLA FAITH BALDWIN, College Preparatory, French Club, Prayer Club, Topsy Turvyg Guyana Staff, Quill and Scroll. FRANK ANTHONY BARBER, Accounting, Band, Or- chestra. DELORES L. BASADRE, Stenographic, Head Ma- joretteg Topsy Turvyg Alpha Xi Pacesettersg Prayer Club. LINDA EARLE BAYLESS, A cc ou ntingg Here 's How Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Prayer Club, Library Staff. ROBERTA ANN BELL, Stenographicg NationalHonor Societyg F. T. A.g F. H. A. VERNON RAY BLACK, College Pre- paratory, Key Club, Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, La- tin Club. DORIS JEAN BLANKENSHIP, Generalg Glee Club. HELEN LOUISE BLANKENSHIP, Stenographic. 4,4 1756 -:ee nf? 4115! 'DQ F - lil '35 .f5'kS5ffR,jx .,x x-. Y , 1. Sli, '. 1 X. gjlwlf' -133 '- fr 4, ,ws :mx gt H I W l , ,, ,, 11:4 ?'fM,,..E , , 7M,g,v.fY ' lsiiyigww . ' '.-, '.,' ET- 1 L, Q gf' 11, f IN' ' 5 '311g5'?'aQ7A .3 3-2 2,1'Fffi3 2s Q ,ff ! ., ,giifmTilikeasffiggaf min Hema 795 -- - -Y - 7 V 1 , , . H, ' ' ' IQ' I JO ANN BROOKS, Stenographic. BETTY FRANCES BROWN- ING, Accounting, Prayer Club. JOE BROWNING, Account- ing, Band. LOIS IEAN BROWNING, Stenographicg Prayer Club. RUTH BROWNING, General, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Sec- retary, Tri-Hi-Y: Guyana Staff, Student Council, Vice Presidentg Prayer Club. CAROLE SUE BRUMFIELD, General, Prayer Clubg Glee Club, French Club, Tri-Hi-Yg National Honor Society. VIRGINIA MARIE BURKE, General. EDWIN CANTLEY, Accountingg Volleyball Team. 33 '- X-1?!'l1jn' mm. X .NF Mn. , Vw- , ,.'., Li E ff' X .4 --1. , .,. ,mr : A '55 M' ,ln- N ru H HM H y nw, V1 ,rv Y, LE f - :,.,..'. ': w 'v J., ,gu,, ,- vm ,,. ,., 1 'vi win A T MM' .. , -,V Q '1 . wh- ' 3 2 Q' ' . 4,1225 11 - y fi T 4 ,,, I 'F -A ,- . TU ,-w , .L ' I' X -5' L X, . ljxlx 6,4 7956 . l ra w N X w u uw w X 4 w l , w-.ar . .,,. I -is N vw N: 'ir X SYLVIA JEAN CAREY, Stenographicg National Honor So- cietyg Glee Clubg Library Staffg Prayer Club. RICHARD CARTER, College Preparatory: Key Clubg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll, Preside ntg lnterclub Councilg Here's How, Editorg Spanish C1ub,Vice President. ELWOOD CARVER, General. GENEVIEVE CASTO, Accounting. NADE LL FAYE CASTO, College Preparatory. KYLE DOUGLAS CEASE, Trade Schoolg Footballg Vol1eyballTeam. LINDA LOU CHAMBERS, College Preparatoryg Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg Guyana Staffg Prayer Clubg Quill and Scrollg Christmas Pageantg Alpha Xi Pacesetters. GENOA HARLENE CHILDERS, Stenographic. 34 nf- g-lamlu-I4 N3 LARRY GENE Cl-ILLDERS, College Preparatoryg Hi-Yg Foot- ballg Spanish Clubg Prayer Clubg VarsityClub. TERRY RAY CHILDERS, Commercial. FRED RUSS CLARK, College Pre- paratoryg Band: Hi-Y, Vice Presidentg Spanish Club, Treas- urerg Prayer Club. ALFRED L. CLIFTON, General: Latin Club: I-Ii-Yg Glee Clubg Junior Minstrel. MASON CLINE, Commercial. ARTHUR LEONARD COLE, General. HALLARD COLLIER, Accounting: Prayer Club. MARTHA JEAN COLLINS, Stenographic. 3 5 fw... .X 'R' .5 if af 795 V .. 1--:ru- U -Q57 Semin 1, f . - x Y- A ,fjii if ' v , I rr -am l --M - f 'wr' 5, 'N 3 1' 'Q 66444 'Y- .f- FRANCES KAY COOK, Generalg Latin Clubg Prayer Clubg Glee Club. JUDY KAY COOPER, General. BOBBY LEE COPLEY, Generalg Glee Club. PHYLLIS SUE COPLEY, Stenographicg Glee Clubg Prayer Club. RUBY MAE COPLEY, Generalg Glee Club. JOHN COUNTS, Accounting. LILLIAN WEBB COX, Stenographicg Tri-Hi-Y Prayer Clubg F. H. A. PEARL GRIMMETT COX, General Glee Club. 36 mf f 1 +,IfQ' CH A RLE S CRADDOCK, Accounting. MOSS CRADDOCK, Accounting, B aseballg Glee Club. EDNA MYRL CRUM, Stenographicg Tri-Hi-Yg Prayer Club, Junior Minstrel. ODELL CRUM, College Preparatory. ELVA SUE CRUM, Stenographic. E STE LLE GA IL CURRY, Accounting. GLENNA MARIE CURRY, Stenographicg Sopho- more Class, Secretary, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Plays, Tri-Hi-Yg Keyettes, Secretary, Topsy Turvyg Thes- piansg Prayer Clubg Glee Club. JAMES CURRY, Generalg Glee Club. '37 ,fx M H 3 ,f?w?f5i is ,N af M56 Y r 'X Q .iff 41-ffffv 's-J? ' ' X rp . ' f ,9- 'Q V - :X J In . ,-, , , 1 f , ' V W, , , , , , ,, . 'iv'-'mf '- 21164-1: 5 v 'LM ' '. iw ' . K T Hal',y,!H,.:r4jxR51iw:','f44 iw-3?.Q',I'-'im wi:-Qi' lf X ,. 4, p . I -Q, ,.v,,r:'l 1U1,,I,Qgfl 'Q ,w: iff'1g.f-y.LsI.,+u4wif' in 1 ,. 1 -WSI ' W. ..,. ,w.'rA..i me 5 v , r 1 n A ..-..- y ' 'W , .- ' 1' ' ir WJ-' l f'l'?'. 'fi . 1' up if ,,,. milf 'm:Ii'!l1 l!nf ..i1fs,iEr ,,,,r , PEW' I, .ha is ri free N.. A 4 V1 566607 ,zz- S 1 . 6444 ff ' 'ix x' df.-'Q' ' F 4 M V T33 , M- i, -...V. aj 1 . - 1 K 'ag ' L , - f' T v ' , V gu- , .Que ,wax .4 . ,, ,, Q I V . . . f JEROME LEE CURRY, Generalg Spanish Clubg Glee Club. MARY MARIE CURRY, General. MICHAEL BRUCE CURRY, College Preparatoryg Latin Clubg Key Clubg Prayer Club. RITA LOUISE CURRY, Stenographicg Keyettesg Prayer Club: Thespiansg Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Playsg Junior Attendant to Miss Logan Highg Glee Clubg Christmas Pag- eant. RONALD CURRY, College Preparatoryg Bandg Hi-Y, Ser- geant at Arms- Spanish Club- Prayer Club NELLO DAILY A ccountr ng Glee Club H1 Y Vars1ty Club NOAL DAMRON College Preparatory WILLIAM JOSEPH DAVIS General Varsrty Club Interclub Councrl Prayer Club Football Baseball nj- ' . ,V V , .- V ' - V 'r ' VV 9 . f ,I l , VV : Vg Vx IV V V ' V: A 'l l I 'Q ,I 5 I P3 LM VQV - 1 V - ' -, V 1.1 V, . ,I VV V VV A ,VV V N VVV Y, N . V55 A, A , 1 X 1 V I in VV 4 V5 I 1 J ,Q , ' V 1 Vz' Y 5 ' 38 3 P E L' ll ra '2 L fu'-. s 1 ,- I MARY JO DELAPA, College Preparatoryg Thespiansg Latin Clubg Keyettesg Glee Club. PATTY ANN DEWEY,Genera1g Glee Club. SHIRLEY ANN DINGESS, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg Keyettesg Guyana Staff. WILLIAM HENRY DUDDING, Generalg Hi-Yg Varsity Club, Secretary-Treasurerg Foot- ball. DON DYER, College Preparatory: Latin Club. DONNA JEAN ELKINS, Accountingg Prayer Clubg Thespiansp I-lere's How Staffg Junior Class Play. MAX A. ELKINS, Generalg Base- ball. NELL BLENDINE ELKINS, Stenographic, Gir1's Triog A11 State Chorus. 39 l El ,ln ,l ,1 be A 'fb 45...- af 7756 , fi K L- ' 'fflxe 1'- - ' s,:, u n., F N V I gx I V: V 'I V at ,f,,l-l-,-'gf-A nfl :r-,,gg,it:f2Q'Z,'3- plc, :. 1 -.,.:r.1 - ' t 1 ,. Ig , 4 1 X-,.. 5,3r., il: 6 5 : Hglgffi' e.::.-,rn-' fe ,.',-law affair l a2',,',.:,l'li'.'a' , ,5'if1ff' 5--'YiNa'I'f.-1'.1-ihizifl ,, .- 1 ,umm , n 5. M .r If 's 7 fli- A Xurx Q5 1' B. .V-X K , XXX .- 1 X-1 I I f 'E' X mice 654,44 ' 'iv 7. 'fu 1 3 I T ISAAC KEITH ELLINGTON, College Preparatory, Key Clubg A-'rayer Club. DAVID CARLTON ELLIS, College Preparatory, Spanish Clubg Glee Club. EDYTH JANE ELOVICH, Steno- graphicg Glee Club, Library Clubg Library Staff, Prayer Club. SHELBY JEAN EVANS, General, Library Clubg Prayer Clubg Guyana Staffg Library Staff. JIMMY EARL FARLEY , Vocational: V 0 l 1 6 y b all Team. FRANK FENNY, JR. , College Preparatoryg Band, Hi-Y, Ser- geant at Armsg Key Clubg Prayer Club, Spanish Club. ANITA LOUISE FERGUSON, General, Topsy Turvy, Secre- tary, Tri-I-li-Yg Prayer Club. EASTER MAE FERGUSON, General: Glee Club. 1 I M' .L ..-f? 4 ,v 'X r PEGGY ANN FISHER, Stenographicg Guyana Staffg Prayer Club. IRIS ISOBEL FLORIO, Stenographic. DORIS JEAN FRYE, Stenographicg Glee Clubp Prayer Clubg Here 's How staff. GLENNA JEAN FRYE, Stenographic. PEGGY LOU FRYE, Generalg Glee Club. OSCAR FRYE, IR. . College Preparatory. WAYNE EDWARD FRYE, College Pre- paratoryg Varsity Clubg Football, Captaing Spanish Club. BARBARA LOUISE GABBARD, Accounting. Ar- HW' rx , is 7756 ave A x T in 49x .. RK I I A lu -2 I ,I ,A A FL '- bk, , 'qv X A J .L-Q mine 6444 KATHIE GARDNER, College Preparatoryg Keyettes, Presi- dentg A1phaXi Pacesetters, Pledge Mistressg Nationall-ionor Societyg Interclub Council, Secretaryg Sophomore Class, Vice Presidentg Thespiansg Latin Clubg Student Councilg Gir1's Stateg G1eeClubg Majorette. JAMES LEE GAYLOCK, Vocationalg Volleyball Teamg Vocational Club. JOANN GILKERSON, Stenographicg Glee Clubg Library Staffg Li- brary Club. DONNETTA SUE GILLAM, Accounting. CAROLE RUTH GILLMAN, Stenographicg Keyettesg Glee Clubg Prayer Clubg H o m e c o m i ng Queen. VINCENT F. GIUSTI, College Preparatoryg Key Club, Secretaryg Thes- pians, Treasurerg Glee Clubp Boy 's Double Quartetg French Clubg Latin Clubg N ati onal Honor Societyg Junior Class Playg Opererta. JEAN SULANE GRIFFIN, S t e n o gr aphi cg Topsy Turvyg Pr ay er Clubg Tri-Hi-Y. RA CHE L LOIS GROVER, College Preparatoryg Latin Clubg Prayer Clubg F. N. A.: Tri-Hi-Yg F. H. A. In ROSEMARY LOU HAINOR, S t e n o g r aphi cg Prayer Club. GLENNA FAY HALE, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg Tri-Hi-Y. NANCY LOU HALE, Stenographicg G. A. A.g F. T. A.: Glee Club. SHIRLEY SUE HALE, Stenographicg Prayer Club. DEANNA JANE HALL, Stenographicg Topsy Turvy, Treas- urerg Sophomore Attendant to Miss Logan Highg Prayer Clubg Alpha Xi Pacesetters. JAMES E. HALL, College Preparatory: Glee Clubg Senior Class Play, HELEN LOUISE HANNERS. College Preparatoryg Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Presidentg Keyettesg Topsy Turvyg Prayer Clubg French Clubg Glee Club: Thes- piansg Junior, Senior Class Plays: Christmas Playg Operettag Girls' Stateg I-Iere's How Staff: Guyana Staff. BILL HARDESTY, Accounting: Here 's How staff. 43 N I 7 I- I ig Thi asf? .1 J. W --,nw W , T1 U' if 7?56 -ig Liv -3 Q' 5 w -,, 5 -SQ 7'N r dL 713 ev-I ' X endow 6644 Y' Q at f 'E N ' I I 1 - U 4 ',4w I ., .- ,.! L I- . .I I W.: t JJ H 1 ' V, w Eu Kyiv'-X I , I K1 Ry.--' f . ia!! f rr '- ii BILL HARKINS, College Preparatoryg Varsity Clubg Boy's State: Glee Clubg Key Clubg Stage Crewg Operettag Foot- ballg Basketballg Senior Class, Vice President. FRIEDA IEAN I-IARMAN, College Preparatoryp Prayer Clubg Glee Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg F. N. A. GEORGE EDWARD HARRIS, College Preparatoryg Key Clubg Glee Club. SI-IELIA HARRIS, Stenographicg G. A. A.: Library Staffp Office Staffg Y-Teensg Dramatics Club fTransfer Studentj. DIANE HATFIELD, College Preparatoryg Latin Club: Key- ettesg Prayer Clubg Topsy Turvyg National Honor Society. PATRICIA LOUISE HATFIELD, Generalg Latin Clubg Key- ettesg Prayer Club. IA CQUE LINE HARTZELL, General: Glee Clubg Here's How Staff. GARLAND HENSLEY, Ac- counting. Af of 1.45 If -1' ,, 2 ,J 'HW ,. ' ,N if Y RUBY HENSLEY, General, Glee Club. CHARLES RUPERT HICKS, General. ROWENA MAE HICKS, Generalp Thes- piansg Library Staff, French Clubg Quill and Scroll, Vice- President, Here 's How Staff, Prayer Club, Senior Council. SABR.A MARIE HICKS, Generalg Tri-Hi-Y, Library Staff, Prayer Club, Library Club. BETTY FRANCES HIGHLEY, Stenographicg Keyettesg Alpha Xi Pacesefters, Secretary, Tri-Hi-Yg Prayer Club. SHIR- LEY IEAN HILL, College Preparatoryg Glee Club: National Honor Societyg Spanish Club, President, Interclub Council, Vice-President. SIDNEY HOOT HILL, General, Glee Club, Hi-Y. RUTH ANN HOBBS, Stenographic. ag 7956 :wx 7'-vw L -1- ly M IETTA GRACINE HONAKER, Stenographicg Tri-Hi-Yg Prayer Club: Glee Club. BOBBI LOU HUTCHINSON, Gen- eralg Majoretteg Prayer Clubg Topsy Turvyg Tri-Hi-Yg Alpha Xi Pacesettersg I-lere's How Staff. PATRICIA ANN INGRAM, Generalg Bandg Glee Club. BETTY RUTH JEFFREY, Generalg Glee Club. J PEGGY JEAN JEFFREY, Stenographicg Tri-Hi-Yg Prayer Club. MELVIN JOHNSON, Accountingg Glee Clubg Prayer Club. PHILLIP N. JOHNSON, Accounting. VIVIAN JONES, Stenographic. 46 ,Aw : ' 'if' , BERT PAULJUSTICE, Accounting. RONALD PAUL JUSTICE, A c co un ti ng, Band, Hi-Y, Prayer Club. BETTY JOYCE KEATON, Stenographicg Prayer Club, Library Staff, F. N.A. JERRY DONALD KEATON, College Preparatory, Key Club: Prayer Clubg Senior Class Playg Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Junior Class, Treasurer, Stage Crew. GLENNA ROWENA KEESLING, College Preparatory, Junior Minstrel, Spanish Club, Secretary, Topsy Turvyg Keyettesg Prayer Clubg Glee Club. GENE EDWARD KELLY, General, Glee Club. HELEN MAE KINSER, Accounting, Glee Club, F. T, A. , Treasurerg G. A. A., Vice President, Tri-Hi- Y, Secretary. KAY KINZER, College Preparatoryg Topsy Turvyg French Clubg Keyettesg Prayer Clubg Sophomore Class Play, Thespiansg Here 's l-low Staff. 47 'ar Ffftr' Q , :AK 4-Az' K rr ,, '.- All f fu' Vm ,A,1x.: af 7956 f? J F 49' fir-6 f Na' rx I? endow face -r- 'VE ill ,x ,, - y . Q ,, if V-N Y 3 A 4 GW ' '23- PAUL WENDELL KINZER, Generalg Hi-Yg Footballg Var- sity Clubg Glee Club. CHARLOTTE ANNE KIRCHNER, Col- lege Preparatoryg Tri-l-li-Y, Historiang Latin Club, Secre- taryg Prayer Clubg Thespiansg Keyettesg Here's How Staffg Quill and Scrollg National Honor Society. NAAMAN EUGENE KITCHEN, College Preparatoryg Thespiansg French Clubg Stage Crewg Glee Clubg Christmas Play. GLEN ERSIL LAMBERT, Accounting. BURTON DEXTER LAWERENCE, College Preparatoryg Key Clubg Hi-Yg Prayer Club. BOBBY LAWSON, Accountingg Here 's How Staffg Varsity Clubg Interclub Council. MARY RUTH LAWSON, Generalg Glee Clubp Prayer Club. ELAINE LEE, General. 48 BE v v-fail -PM W um! fl il wi we Qz CHRISTINE LESHER, Stenographic. LORENE LESHER, Steno- graphic. JOYCE CAROL LEWIS, College Preparatoryg Quill and Scrollg Glee Clubg Here's How Staff. KATHRY N TRINKY LILLY, Generalg Topsy Turvy, Presidentg Key- ettesg Quill and Scrollg Tri-Hi-Yg Spanish Clubg Inter- club Councilg Prayer Clubg Glee Clubg Here 's How Staff. BEN F. LOWE, Accounting: Varsity Clubg Baseball. JERRY LYCANS, Accounting. MICHAEL MANDOPOULOS, College Preparatory: Bandg Key Clubg Hi-Y, Secretaryg Prayer Clubg Spanish Club. GARNER GRAHAM MANN, Generalg Footballg Varsity Club. 49 4,4 7956 .-Ii if 4- l W if fpvw. I7 N f- 1, V X 'it X .0-fi' 5 -s fd- :I A F 'Ji- IPX FS' endow 4? Kazaa arm, 'rf-1' NANCY LOU MANNS, Accounting. BOBBY MARCUM, Ac- counting. WILDA MARKINS, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg Cheerleader. FREDA LOUISE MARTIN, Steno- graphicg Library Staffg National Honor Society, Vice Pres- identg Prayer Club: Keyettesg Tri-Hi-Yg Junior Class, Sec- retary, ROSALIE MATHIS, Generalg Glee Clubg Guyana Staff. CLYDE EUGENE MATHEWS, Accounting. JANICE LORRAINE MATHEWS, Stenographic. BOB MAYNARD, College Pre- paratoryg Hi-Yg Prayer Clubg Glee Clubg Baseballg Stage Crew. .rm '?3 l ax T .'vk ll:- 41? f'.-Sa vfwrx '13 CHARLES MAYNARD, IR., Generalg Glee Clubg Football. CLAUDINE MAYNARD, College Preparatoryg Prayer Clubg National Honor Societyg Senior Class, S e cr et aryg Key- ettesg Glee Club. DARLENE HOPE MAYO, Generalg G.A. Ag Glee Clubg All State Chorusg Prayer Clubg Junior Class Playg Gir1's Trio. JANICE LOLADEA MAYS, Generalg Prayer Club. ' DELMIS JOSEPHINE MAYS, General. JESSIE MAE MAYS Stenographicg Prayer Club, NINA MAE MCCLOUDE, Ac- countingg Prayer Clubg Glee Clubg Guyana Staffg Tri-Hi- Yg G. A. A. JANET YVONNE McCOMAS, GeneralgG1ee Clubg Guyana Staff. 1 of 1956 'Q' If 'Q A '53- .x'. 'Z ., f'-rfgn '5-? ' .- I Vx x-Af 66444 -I 95 .,,-J. N 'Qu CHARLES RICHARD MCDONALD, Generalg Glee Clubg Thespians. EULULAI-l FRANCES McDONALD, Stenographic, Prayer Club. DORIS RUTH McGILL, Generalg F. N. A.: Prayer Clubg F. H. A. ROSEMARY MCGLOTHEN, Steno- graphic. ELIZABETH JANE MCGUIRE, College Preparatoryg President of Junior Class, Prayer Club, Thespians, Interclub Councilg Prayer Club, Secretary, French Club, Vice President, Thes- pian Christmas Playg Junior, Senior Class Playsg Girl's Stateg Glee Clubg Keyettesg Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplaing National Honor Societyg Junior Attendant to Miss Logan Highg Senior Atten- dant to Miss Homecorningg Student Councilg Know Your State G ov e rnme nt Delegate. TRESSA MAE McNEELY, G eneralg Glee Club. CURTIS SI GEORGE MEADOWS, College Preparatoryg Hi-Yg Key Club, Sergeant at Armsg Prayer Clubg Latin Club. ELBA MESSER, Vocationalg Vo- cational Clubg Volleyball Team. i 1 -'uv S- K in N63 -.,7-154' NN RANDOLPH JOSEPH MILLER, College Preparatory, Latin Club, President and Vice President, Junior Classica1League of West Virginia, President, Nationalllonor Society, Treas- urer, Thespians, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Plays, Glee Club. SHIRLEY YVONNE MILLER, General, Library Staff, F. H. A., Prayer Club, F. T. A., Here's How Staff. BARBARA ANN MOLNAR, General, Larm Club, Keyettes, Topsy Turvy, Alpha Xi Pacesetrers, Quill and Scroll, Secretary, Glee Club, Here 's How Staff, Guyana Staff, Co-editor, Prayer Club, Interclub Council, Oper- etta. BARBARA ANN MOORE, Stenographic, Tri-Hi-Y, Thespians, Prayer Club, Glee Club, G. A. A., Junior, Senior Class Plays, Guyana Staff. PEGGY ALENE MULLINS, General, Glee Club, F. T. A.: Library staff. LORETTA YOUNG MUNCEY, General, Glee Club, Here's How Staff. RICHARD MUNCEY, General, Glee Club. RONALD MUNDAY, General, Glee Club. 53 5 1 S-Y!-A 0,4 195 T5 fi ff' I if 553 ' f 1, Q LJ L- L w,, A br N ls I W 1 has l. I 2 quam' 2- 'Q at 'Nei' 'S Je A I I l Eff' if f RUTH SHARP NAPIER, College Preparatoryg Glee Clubp Operettag Topsy Turvyg French Club, Secretaryg Guyana Staff. KATHERN GLESSENA NOE, Stenographicg Library Staffg Guyana Staff. PAATTYADKINS NOE, Generalg Topsy Turvyg Tri-Hi-Yg Prayer Clubg Majoretteg Library Staff. JOANN NORMAN, Gerleralg Interclub Councilg G. A. A., Presidentg Keyettes. BERNARD OSBURN, General. ROSALIE OSBURN, College Preparatoryg French Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg Guyana Staffg Key- ettesg Student Councilg Prayer Club. JESSIE MAE PACK, Generalg Library Staffg F. H. A., Secretary. BEULAH MARIE PALMER, Generalp Glee Club. 54 NANCY LOU PAULEY, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg F. N. A. Q F. H, A. PEGGY FRANCES PENNINGTON, Stenographicg Library Staffg Guyana snaff. JAMES MARSHALL PHIPPS, College Preparatoryg Spanish Clubg Hi-Yg Glee Club. MILLER CARLISLE PORTERFIELD, College Preparatoryg Key Clubg Varsity Clubg National Honor Society, Presidentg Football, Captain: Basketballg Latin Clubg Interclub Coun- cilg Know Your State Government Delegateg Boy 's Stateg Senior Class, Treasurer. CAROLE SUE RAGAN, Stenographicg F. N. A. , Presidentg Tri-Hi-Yg Interclub Councilg Library Club, Vice Presidentg Prayer Club. FLETA M A RG A RE T T RAINWATER, Steno- graphicg Glee Club. JEWEL EILEEN RAINWATER, Generalg Glee Club. ROBERT GENE RAMEY, Vocational. Y' 1- K lk V. for it ll l .5 1956 reg, KSA-l N- G66 Q 155' I 'Y 1 IQ .L r ' l li Q wk- 1 .Wx i- ix 'Ui senden H444 , QU! P K X D ,.. A 1 ,J . f .. f H.- V L,,,, ,X KX 'LTV if' W .1 Vw.. . r 1-w..qqL:f,g1r f , f W h' - ' Wig' f .1 if- M .hel l ll: . Ma r - -in. 1 LARRY GRANT RANDAN, G eneral. BERNARD RAYMOND RAY, Accounting. JAMES REDMAN, Accounting. BOBBIE LEE RICHARDS, Vocational. LOU ANNA RICHMOND, Stenographicg National Honor So- cietyg Glee Clubg G. A. A. NANCY ANN RIFFE, College Preparatoryg Keyettesg Topsy Turvyg National Honor So- cietyg French Clubg Prayer Club. JIM F. ROBINETTE, Gen- eral. LARRY DAVID ROSS, College Preparatoryg Boy's Stateg Glee Clubg Baseballg French Clubg Thespiansg Boy's Quartetg Junior Class P1ayg'Stage Crew: Christmas Playg Operettag Key Clubg Football. .aci- ' rxan sm .05-1 ' -.I A I, ff, f . , X I Leak -.L l v - 'k .!'X. I lv, -:X KENNETH LEE RUSH, College Preparatoryg National Honor Societyg Glee Clubg Prayer Club: Spanish Club, Treasurer. E L S IE M A RIE S A LM ON S, Commercial. JOYCE ANN SALMONS, Srenographic. RO S E M A RY SCRAGG, Steno- graphicp Prayer Clubg Keyettesg Student Council. BOBBY JOE SEAKELLY, V oc atio na lg Footballg Baseballg Varsity. HELEN SEBO, Stenographic. MARY ELIZABETH SEFTON, College Preparatoryg Tri-Hi-'Yg Keyettesg Prayer Clubg Latin Club. JIMMY BAXTER SELLARDS, Accountingg Hi-Y. 57 79' 6,4 1956 vc: . K- 'Tm 'vs X, 'Qin . V I ,Md Q2 z w , Hr fi! ..,, . vc' ,4rl ,fi '10 -if 4 L BILLY CARL SENNETT, Generalg Glee Club. LONA BEA- TRICE SERGENT, Generalg G. A. A.g Prayer Clubg Glee Clubg Tri-Hi-Y. CARROL SUE SEXTON, Stenographicg Glee Club. MALINDA LOU SIGMAN, Generalg, Tri-Hi-Yg Prayer Clubg Glee Clubg Library Staff. CHARLES SIMON, Accounting. DOTTIE LOU SIZEMORE, Generalg Glee Clubg Guyana staff. BOB SKEENS, Generalg Glee Club. LYDA HOPE SKEENS, Sterxographicg Prayer Clubg F. N. A. fi if CHARLES MICHAEL SKIBO, College Preparatoryg French Clubg Stage Crewg Key Clubg Hi-Yg Glee Clubg Basket- ball. JUDITH JOANNE SMITH, College Preparatoryg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Prayer Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg Topsy Turvyg Guyana Staffg Quill and Scroll. GLENN RICHARD SOUTH- WORTH, Generalg Hi-Yg Bandg Quill and Scrollg I-lere's How staff. SHELVA JEAN SPERRY, College Preparatoryg Topsy Turvyg Alpha Xi Pacesetters, Treasurerg Tri-Hi-Yg Prayer Clubg French Clubg Majorette. BETSY ELLEN SQUIBB, College Preparatoryg Latin Clubg Prayer Clubg Keyettes. DARLENE STAFFORD, Accountingg Prayer Club. GARRETT STAMPER, G eneralg Basketballg Glee Clubg Football. JEAN STEELE, Stenographicg Key- ettesg Tri-Hi-Yg Prayer Clubg Glee Club. 59 5: ,,,3f if S KATHERINE IRENE STEELE, General, Glee Club. MYRNA STEELE, College Preparatoryg Latin Club, Prayer Clubg National Honor Societyg Keyettesg Alpha Xi Pacesetters, Vice President, Sophomore Class Play. BETTY LEE STEVENS, Stenographicg National Honor Societyg Prayer Clubg F. N. A.g Library Club. BETTY LEE STONE, Gen- eral: Guyana Staff, G. A. A. JANEE LEE STRAUGI-IAN, College Preparatoryg Keyettesg Tri-Hi-Y, President: Latin Club, Treasurer, Inrerclub Council, Vice Presidentg Glee Club, Prayer Club, Girl's State, Girl's Trio. JOYCE NADINE TABOR, Accounting. GLENNA THOMPSON, Accountingg Library Staff, Library Club. HARRY FRANKLIN THOMPSON, Prayer Club, Gu- yana Staffg Football. 60 Lg, gf Q. 6 3 E J . vi LARRY TOTTEN, Accountingg Guyana Staffg Hi-Y. DANA T, TRENT, College Preparatoryg Glee Club. EUGENE TRUMP, Accounting, Glee Club. JEAN LEE VANKOVICH, General, Glee Club, Topsy Turvy, Vice Presidentg Quill and Scroll, National Honor Societyg Alpha Xi Pacesettersg Guyana Staff, Co-editor, Here 's How Staffg Interclub Coun- cil. FRANK VARACALLI, College Preparatory, Glee Club, Sen- ior Class Playg Thespiansg Key Club. JERRY ANN VIARS, General, Prayer Club, Guyana Staffg Library staff. FRED VOREH, College Preparatoryg National Honor Societyg La- tin Club, Quill and Scrollg Interclub Council, Here 's How Staff, Editor: Key Club, President. THOMAS EDWARD WADE, College Preparatoryg French Club. 61 V 40 Fx, I , y sr N yyyl 11+-ff' 1 1 l v X ,za 7956 .w ' ,J - K Nl' I I . E .53 W M . ... .N wa' ,4., , .s T .Y rv 'l ' l , . senden l 1 i l l 65444 '93 : 1 Q. Z3 r 55 1 'Nut If 1 'Q L C, WALL, Accountingg Band. JIMMY LEE WALSH, Accountingg Band. NANCY WARREN, College Preparatoryg French Club, Presidentg National Honor Society, Secretaryg Prayer Clubg Keyettesg Guyana Staffg Glee Club: Inter- club Council. TOM WATSON, College Preparatoryg Band Hi-Y, Presidentg Key Clubg Spanish Clubg Interclub Coun- cilg Prayer Club. JEAN WATTS, College Preparatoryg Here 's How Staffg Quill and Scrollg Glee Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg National Honor Society. KENNITI-I ROGER WATTS, A ccou nting. WANDA LEA WATTS, Stenographicg F. N. A.g Prayer Clubg Glee Club. BETTY SUE WEAVER, Stenographicg Topsy Turvyg Tri-Hi- Yg Glee Club. 62 'eu' i fig ,J inf' , 'S-. -' .- . 'fj . ' , . .. Y 3 '.' . ' ' ws 3 ,V ,N ,KV V ,MT lu 6. : 4. .' , KEITH EDWARD WEEKLEY, General. HELEN SABO WELCH, General. WILLIAM FREDRICK WELLMAN, Vocational, Vo- cational Clubg Volleyball. BERNARD EARL WHITE, Ac- counting. BETTY WHITE, S t e nog: a phi cg Prayer Club, Quill and Scrollg Guyana staff. FLORENE WHITE , C o m m e r ci a 1. LURA LOU' WHITE, G e n er a lg Glee Club, P r a y e r Club. MARILYN ANN WHITE, General, Student Councilg Topsy Turvyg Alpha Xi Pacesettersg Majorette. 63 ff, J 'N-6? of 1956 WF E ,Q-1 .E L f l .Pg .a 'x ffl ri' 6 ...N ' 'us Er' ' 'ae N i tvs' lil! wg -- GAILYN JUNE WARNER, Stenographic, Glee Club, Cafe- teria. JOANNE WHITT, Stenographic, Tri-Hi-Y, Treas- urerg Topsy Turvyg Prayer Club, Glee Club. BETTY LOU WILLIAMS, College Preparatory, Keyettesg Tri-Hi-Yg La- tin Clubp F. T. A.: G. A. A., Prayer Club, Glee Club. JACQUELINE LEIGH WILLIAMS, Stenographic. ALICE FAYE WOLFE, General, Glee Clubg Guyana Staff. TOMMY WOOTEN, Accounting. DORIS WORKMAN, Gen- eral. LORRAINE WORKMAN, Stenographicg F. N. A., Treasurer- Glee Club. ZORITA YEAGER, Stenographicg Student Councilg National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Yg Glee Club Accompanistg All State Chorus. 'UQ .U Ur:- 4 5 X ss ' h 8 'iz -1' ' H Q 1' ff: xl' ' - ' L 3 ,, 4 J Senior Christmas Party, I H f Majorettes, Miss Logan High and attendants. Head cheerleader Jeanette. Part of Rancho Rivera cast. . K .IA ' v I W, f If E uf Qi l ' I uh'-.,.,,, W , 1.-,-5: Tr- K . 5, -frfg 5 A iv'r .-' TF ' ' . grflil- i .sf 4 ' if ' :ll CLASS OFFICERS: Jeanette Abdoney, Presidentg Barbara Bartram, Secretaryg and Charles Carroll, Treasurer, look over the records. Dickie Barber, Vice-President, was absent. :mice Promoted to Jolly Juniors instead of being green sophomores, we first chose our class officers and Miss Irene Perry as our sponsor and started our year off in a big way by sponsoring a Sadie Hawkins Day, which featured a race fDogpatch Stylel and con- cluded with a dan ce at which Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner were selected. The Junior Class Carnival was a social and financial success. Our float in the Homecoming Parade, using the slogan We're On The Warpath won First place am ong the classes. Early in the spring Jeanette Abdoney and David Roomy went to Charleston to represent us on Know Your State Government Day. Next we staged our class play Clementine, Our biggest accomplish- ment was the Junior Senior Prom held on May l3, at the Holden Recreation Center. An Eveningln Paris was chosen as the setting for the Prom, with the Con- cord Commanders from Athens furnishing the music. Queen Virgilene Hatfield and King Jackie 66 Baisden reign over the Junior C ar n i v al. ' 4 Jeanette Abdoney, Naaman Adams, Raymond Adams, Gary Adkins, Genethel Adkins. Margie Adkins, Rodney Adkins, Sharolyn Ad- kins, Gaynell Aldridge, Rodney Asbury. Bob Baisden, Jackie Baisden, Norma Baisden, Dickie Barber, Glenna Barker. . Franklin B a r n e s, Barbara B a r t r a m, Deanna Bartram, Mildred Bays, Eleanor Belcher. Joyce Belcher, Charles Bias, Janet Blankenship, Janice Blankenship, Phyllis Bojaski. John Brady, Jerry Brewster, Je a n e t t e Brown, Joan Browning, Margaret Browning. Maxie Brow ning, Shirley Browning, Patty Bryant, Wilma Burke, James Buskirk. Jack Butcher, Mary Calloway, John Campbell, Loretta Campbell, Claude Carey. Charles Carroll, Jimmy Chafin, Larry Chafin, Nancy Chafin, Janice Chandler. Y? vu L '55 is .Q ,f , lm, J N p l I ' , - J, f Q' r S, clniaw Berthel Christian, D i c ki e Clark, Joan Clark, Regina Clay, Janet Clemens. Kay Clemen s, Sue Clemens, Charles Cody, Ida Collier, Betty Cook. Doris Cosby, Peggy Craft, June Criswell, Paloma Crum, Betty Curry. Edith Curry, John Curry, Mary Curry, Molly Curry, Vivian Curry. Esther Cyrus, Harold Dailey, Rose Dalton, Anna Davis, Carolyn Dingess. Ida Dingess, Lowel1Donahoe, Priscilla Easterling, Shelby Elam, Howard Ellexison. Daisy Elkins, Evelyn Ellis, Freddie Ellis, Nancy Ellis, Jean Eplin. RogerEvans, Ina Farley, Janice Farmer, Mildred Farmer, Margie Ferrell. W. B. Ferrell, Daniel Fisher, Ruth Fleming, Rosalee Flint, Margaret Forbes. l Sammy Fortune, Nancy Fortune, Lee Roy Fraley, Lois Freeman, Errol Frye. Stella Galati, Donald Gartin, Gloria Gartin, Nancy George, Gene Gilbert. Pearl Gillman, Ruth Gillum, Angus Gilpin, Karl Gore , Charles Gore. Jewell Gore, Glenn Graham, Stanley Greever, Mildred Grimmett, Charles Gunther. Elva Hager, Archie Hale, Jerrie Hale, Bill Hall, Eliza Hammons. Jimmy Hardman, Lois H arless, Jim Harris, Vergil Harvey, Virgilene Hatfield. Margaret Haynes, Nancy H a z e le t t e, Herman Henderson, Janice Hensley, David Herold. Iva Herndon, Wilda Hicks, Alice Hileman, Billie Hill, Carole Hillman. Janice Hinchman, Sammy H i n c h m a rr, Anne Holcomb, Collie Holton, Odessa Hooker, ' 75 4 2, f ffl 9 J J Y, Y I D , 551 , 4 -'r Q l J P' V as 4 . bv! K N X 1 , es Y? L. 'X V' x sr , ' 1' L N, fi :ii W yn, I l t ul '1' , C f 'ez 'Pr Q . J , .4 , 4. - ,. ': 4 Q 3-.-. , Ml .U ll V V ,- ' J r F., 1 N' ' J ' f 15,1 ' Q ' l', '.,1 . W V. V' xv, jl: I, 1 N ' x X I A U . X X . l e' 1 ' 'fT 'f,f.1' 1 F F, np .XYI ,' ,-s, wil J 4' 5 . no 4, iff - ' sss L J 'J V, u., ,I W, 9 .. W U A,,. nav f v - - X a il v ,. F f '1 J, -1 if 4 l l, ' l ' T1 a A ,V ' I . ,by Z L 4 1 ff' ,wtf l 2. w , L an , .4 U M -,LL-,YL H r 1 1 v ' Y-:gl Ty? ,, I: F 5' Z1 Gr' ' K - k K, .. . X wa? W ,I e -V Ta, .N PT-- -. ,, at A ' kZ 4- - L Gr we I, :I .- 4 b l tif! 'F 7 ,.f.. I -' - 'iv . be a r li' U 'I' E?- n 9 K ,X p x fll , 5 ng! Qs' lv- . f N N, '!l'3 1 S r l l r r ik n Q Q b X I xl J A. Y J 'H+ 0 ,-- ity. 15' Q' 3 X. vi l Q I I V ,U S 3: L ff me ' I ibk M 'S . a 4. .1,:,,..,.1 Rf 9 'T 'te 1 r L :mince William Hopeck, Jim Hubbard, Goldie Hunter, Ronald Hurley, Susan Jeffreys. Robert Jenkins, Bernice Jonas, Alta Jo hn s o n, Lynne Jones, Susan Jones. Sue Kegley, Eskel Kitchen, Betty Lambert, Peggy Lambert, Doyle Lancaster. Ida Lancaster, LaVerne Lancaster, Ruth Lazar, Bill Lee, Nita Lester. Jimmy Lilly, Thomas Lilly, Johnny Lyons, Wilma Marrs, Sydney Mabry. Sonia Mandopoulos, Mary Pete Marshall, Betty Marrics, Carol Martin, Marian Martin. Rickie May, Connie Maynard, Gary Maynard Jacqueline Maynard, Lora McClellan. Roger McDonald, Shirley McLemore, Carol McNeely, Marjorie McNee1y, James McNeil. Barbara Meade, Therl Meadow, Viola Mendez, Janet Midkiff, Paul Miller. Kay Molnar, John Montgomery, Lewis Morrison, Flora Mullins, Nancy Mullins. Ralph Mullins, Larry Muncy, Mildred Muncey, James Murphy, Loretta Murray. Phyllis Mynes, Bob Napier, Doyle Napier, Noel Napier, Yvonne Napier. Michael Neece, Alice New, Barbara Noe, Janet Norman, James Orso. Alpha Osburn, Dewey Owens. Verdie Owsley, Russell Pack, Shirley Pack. Alice Patterson, David Pauley, William Peyton, Joe Piros, Gloria Plumley. Patricia Pollirt, Albert Porter, Lois Porter, Peggy Porter, 'Janice Pritchard. Louise Purvis, Carolyn Queen, Marilyn Queen, Bill Ratcliff, Linda Reaser. Johnny Reed, Joyce Reedy, Josephine Richards, Peggy Rigsby, Barbara Robinette. fr 'W fl 1 2 f X , hm y r r TT' M. V .1 :Ev V .Ng ..., 4 , ,,,. ,li Q, k . lx - Y -- -Thy' 4 :,. 433. ' I X x , H .. S 1 1 53,1 ,b f T we-X x NX! 1931 W '15 r :X fm si I , SVT v' , ,N 'R 7' I ' sz T new .mf J ,X J N 1 1' C, ri 2 'Y ' by R-E-fi' J ccndafzd Ch ar 1 es Roberts, Ray rn ond Roberts, Sue Robertson, Peggy Robinson, Ralph Rodgers. Kenneth Rollins, David Roomy, Phyllis Rose, Barbara Sammons, Beulah Saunders. Mae Scaggs, Johnny Sefton, William Sergent, Sandra Sexton, Tommy Shepard. Martin Smith, Pearl Smith, Nancy S o u th e r s, Deloris Spry, Patty Spurlock. Charles Stallard, Sonja Stamper, Charles Staton, Boyd Steele, Sue Stern. Anyce Stevens, Arthur Stevens, Glenna Stollings, Barbara Strain, Bill Tabor. Gregory Tabor, Bobby Tackett, Neva Tackett, Gerald Taylor, Rebecca Taylor. Iris Thompson, Essie Tomblin, Charlene Toppings, Carol Trammell, Janette Trent. Leonard Trent, Jessie Triplett, Betty Vance, Elsie Vance, Jerry Vance. cmdaw Larry Vance, Patty Vance, Patty Vannatter, Joan Vannoy, Joan Varney. Sue Verbage, Karen Wagner, Norma Walk, Glenna Walsh, Linda Warren. Cynthia Watkins, Gary Watson, Ruth Watson, James Waybright, Emma Weaver. Marilyn Weekly, Buzzy West, Vernon Wheeler, Betty White, Frances White. Lilly White, Lloyd White, Nina White, Pete White, Tracy White. Wanda White, Carolyn Wilbur, Joe Wilson, Patty Wilson, Joann Whitman. Harold Whitman, Melvin Withrow, Patricia Wolfe, John Woolfitt, Lowell Workman. Ollie Workman, Ralph Workman, Jacqueline Yeager. iw 1 f'ff,,, I ,,,f'5' ' , ll , , W l 'Q L X X, 'r W' r, 1. 49 A X r W r I ,ri lvl iv N W If S s PW x-- A Qt. 4 X N x ' EU. im SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Sharon Jennell, Secretary: Eddie Adams, Vice-Presi- dentg Fred Casto, Presidentg and Sherron Rumbaugh, Treasurer, are hard at work, Sa The slogan of our Homecoming float Babes in the Woods rea l ly fitted us at the beginning ofthe school year, but we hope we've progressed beyond that stage now. We elected officers and Miss Ruth Kline was selected as our head sponsor in the fall. We had a Hobo Dance in No- vember which was very successful. We presented our class play The Baby Sitter and held a Sophomore games party. A joint assembly with the J uniors was en- ioyed at the end of the year at which our President Fred Casto fooled , puzzled , and d el i ghted his audience with his Feats of music. amaze 66444 ., .- 'ill' 1 '-Us 2' 'hi F '. all, '. .L ' ,-, V 1 l ff -f ili -slxw-f ! ' Y ex so by .K rs' Everybody had fun at the Hobo Dance. 74 60160764 B e tty Abbott, E d die Adams, Sadie Adams, Sandra Adams, Violet Adams, Annetta Adkins. Barbara Adkins, Clarance Adkins, Cecil Adkins, Glenna Adkins, H ana ford Adkins, Neltha Adkins. Sharon Adkins, Sue Adkins, Virginia Adkins, Ethel Aldridge, Bill Allen, Judy Asbury. Mary Ashley, Gretchen Aude, Charles Austin, Bill Bahus, Chuck Bailey, Anna Baisden. Dorothy Baisden, Iva Baisden, Viola Baisden, Winfred Baker, Betty Baldwin, Rosalee Ball. R . V ' VF' R' , SJ 'Q S-1 ,Q-x 4- 'Al K his ' 'r A il J 1 A Qu ' Q. 414 'y Q t ' A .g 1 A fs, W A -ff ' J l ' 'r A' X n 'N I Y! !TTY l ' .A 5. 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I0yCe Canellas, Sylvester Carter Zan Cane,- ' I Rose Cassidy, Mary Ann Castelli, Mary Rose Castelli. sz tj gli- KO sp ' 0264 A as J an .1 gl 5' 5 k s X ' . . 9 Y CN ,, . g- 1 L. Q. Freddie Casto, Carolyn Cease, Doris Chapman, Elizabeth Clark, Clifford Clay, Minnie Clay. David Cole, Donna Coleman, Barbara Conley, 8 Sadie Conley, Elizabeth Cook, I-larlie Cook. y from 1 p Q 5 . Barbara Cooper, Elizabeth Cooper, Curtis mei! ' Copley, Peggy Copley, Reggie Corns, John J' Coulter. 4 2' , or ls J , W l F ' Q '. 1 'L' L' , Billie Cox, John Cox, Ronald Cox, Phyllis 9 ., y 1557 'WT Craddock, Clarice Criswell, Brenda Crum. ' , fp 'l ' s 1 It - x Nl ll A E, , , , 1 i s ' 1 Q L-g . 5' Jackie Crum, Lois Crum, Loretta Crum, Clara K ' 6 Curry, Freddy Curry, Ronald Curry. .. 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William Ferguson, Mark Ferrell, Tommy Fink, Saul Finley, Bonnie Fitch, Jeanette Flannery. Mary Fleenor, Irene Fleming, Mary Flint, Emilie Fowler, Tommy Fortune, Gwendolyn Francis. Linda F r e e m a n, Alice Frye, Franklin Frye, Gary Frye, Carolyn G allimore, Vaughn Gardiner. Rose Gartin, Helen Gibson, Dallas Gilkerson, P a ul Gilliam, Raymond G i ll ia rn, Patricia Gillurn l F .:, -swf: J F62 , GN -- an Fl li I: , y 'F ii J, nl lr 'Q S'-1 ' L. Vi lugs 'X K x X Ln ' s. E' hw R F I if hh h .J J L J 1 X N hd rr 1 - A Y rg' 2 T 'rj R' in L S . 9 ' K f X X iugqv . I . P -J f J li 4,' ,-1 V ' 1 I Q , 'x yi 'ff' ,J VSX gl '? Nw. is X9 1 X k ' . Y F ' , 1' F- re ls' S V N 'V 1 was J fl X dd' K 1 1 ' I .- -. J M - ' C 'Q- 73 'ix 5, A h' 1 ' f' 5 :N ,En 6' ' E, A .1 f Y I S Nous- 7 1.5, X N X XM. 4 J - , We :. 1 X - V, n ' I qs is L , N .--- x V, iii I K J l l.. xx F, F P . La ' ' ii ., ,L-' 12 N ' ww 'Ui' -fr V H sl W H U 1 , 5 5' lv' F16 A ,. ' an ' Q f ' r v Q, x 'EJ I 7 F he v W iw w a ' , ' A 1' J, vu- I . V , , I W Q.. , ' 'JJ J il Sas ix N J Frances Giusti, Emil Gore, Jean Gore, Barbara Grano, James Greer, Myra Griffin. Phyllis Griffeth, Lloyd Grimes, David Gwinn, Judy Hackworth, Aster Hager, Glen Hager, Nancy Hager, Richard Hager, Peggy Hale, Delcie Hall, Douglas Hall, Glen Hall. Roy Hall, Patty Hapney, Elsa Hannah, Edward Hanners, Eleanor I-larless, Delores Harmon. Ellen Harrison, Ernest Harrison, Janice Harrison, Earl Harshbarger, Carl Haught, James Hazel- rigg. ,. -- ., - 1::-:ff 1,5 '. 4-5' :W ' f J' J an-,Q 'J' J ' if if F 'J ' I N' C' ' I f 'rl N451 5 :gill U5:'55f ' , in '1 . f ' I. . 5, 1 ., rw -r aa 1-1 W4 r K Q 3 .D , in Q v l: '1 -. J 1 V ZZ :ss V r is A L 5 I x'F-e,. ' X ll '51 lx 4-all - -- John Lilly, Clayton Linkous, Shelby Loggins, P atricia Lonker, .losephin e Lomely, Rosa Lomely. Katherine Lopes, William Losee, Treacy Lucas, Mary Luh, Frances Lundsford, Judy Lycan. Opal Lyons, Marlene Mannon, Carlos Mann, Janice Manns, Janice Marcum, Singie Marino. Lowell Markins, Ann Marsh, Dana Martin, Joan Martin, James May, Leroy May. Barbara Maynard, Jewell Maynard, Libby May- nard, Maureen Maynard, Rexie Maynard, W. C. Maynard. , , Q t I -. ,. , . J -:l ' . x ' X 7211 xlwix 12 , s 5: x J tg for G vm' , ye I W . . I' - l- Qs L EJ 1. 1 r, V '- I' i J Y v KS... J id' 1 ' I 1 , . i g J' 'fur' k N' .5 xv 1. 'll ' is 5 J, ll , '- - w. + .,' I 1 I r r f EV lg 1.x A . er, :J '- y N X , 1 r -l-' r - 1 ' ll -X William Henry, Charles Hensley, Mae Hensley, Nona l-Ie n s 1 e y, Wanda Herald, Nancy Hess. Leroy Hilmen, Mary Huffman, Don Hull, Edna Hunter, Stuart Hunter, Billy Hurst. Patty Jenkins, Sharon Jennell, James Justice, Robert Kalota, Elizabeth Kazee, Ramona Keaton. Marion Kelly, Alexandra Kennis, Carolyn King, Mary King, Charles Kinney, Mary Lou Kinzer. Janet Kirk, Numan Lamber, William Lancaster, Joyce Lawson, Carol Lee, Betty Lewis. V . 'Y .6 3' 0- y ST y y L An d 5 Gi, L 3 ' El- Q, I M' If F It . 1' , 5 , f ,X 9' A , -i ,..1w..1... m - afaiamazea Carol McCloud, Ferne McCoy, Judy McCoy, Ronald McCoy, Robert McCormick, Frances McDonald. Scott McDonald, Christina McG1othlin, Ezra McKinney, Sue McNeely, Janice McNeely, Joyce McNeely. Gloria Meadows, Manuel Mendez, Avenell Messer, Donetta Messer, James Messer, Char- mion Michael. Estil Miller, Shirley Moore, Betty Mullins, Elovine Mullins, Gloria Mullins, Ioan Mullins. June Mullins, Juanita Mullins, Wallace Mullins, Judith Muncey, Robert Musick, Eunice Nease. .xr-X l 1 G ry e, 1 H 1 ig! I K QA G ' 4 ui ,355- 5, I r Q u .J F' , . 1 Y X LX w-3 -.HJ Y QQ-X, fr- Fx Stax I: Qlld. 1. 6, . ff . . 5, ' ll I- lj ' J F wh o Ht LAL 5 , 5- 'vi A 1 .tL X l , H. Wig W N 4 an' .. 'gg' - --- -4-1 rr-- ll .frat Barbara Necessary, Wade Neil, Kay Nelson, Teddy Nelson, Barbara Nickells, Patsy Nichols. Ruth Nichols, Mary Nida, Reva Oliver, Marilyn Packo, Margaret Padgett, Georgia Pancake. Bill Pelfrey, C ar rn el Perdue, Rose Perovich, Carole Perry, Ruby Perry, Judy Peyton. Janice Phalen, Barbara Plumley, Charles Porter Jean Pullen, Betty Puryear, Clara Pusta. Delores Pyle, B a r b a r a Queen, Judy Queen, Samuel Queen, Jonathan Ragan, Aileen Ramey. i 'f' Q te VE , Xi . Q lk X R v 5 fi l , ix. Nxwwwfi- xi?- - u ref- in P Y:-f' ' J 'J .r lvll fy Iv. p J: ,.,:.., , 'i ff? V I ,Q z 'W J li Elizabeth Sheppard, Gordon Sherman, Barbara Sigman, Ruth Simmons, Kenneth Singleton, Gloria Sizemore. Algie Skeens, Janet Skeens, Genett Slade, Joyce Slater, Carole Smith, Ida Smith. Judy Smith, Peggy Smith, Susan Snell, Charles Spears, Sarah Spry, Carlos Stafford. Joan Stanley, Emma S ta ple to n, William Stapleton, Anna Steele, Frances Stephens, Carol Stewart. Barbara Stowers, Pat Strain, Jackie Swetnam Betty Tabor, John Tabor, Patsy Tackett 3- .gf , .1 R fr x 1. AR -.1 ,xg Ar., .. up .. M0764 Victor Ra mey, Eddie Ratcliff, James Raper. Steve Ratz, Michael Rebar, Kenneth Rice. Ruby Rice, Joyce Richards, Noel Richardson, Anna Rigby, Sue Riggs, Alma Roberts. Dana Robison, Lucille Robinette, Deloris Robin- son, Ruth Rogers, Daniel Ross, Judy Ross. Teddy Rucker, Is abe 1 le Ruiz, Sherron Rum- baugh, Mary Salmons, Beulah Samson, Oleta Sargent. 5 Vicki Scott, Anetta Seay, Rissie Seldomridge Steve Seplocha, Jean Sexton, Gerald Sheltonl V-.. , R., 1' Y ' gh ight h 'f J B V ,A f E x x ! A:'. y z 4 ' ' -A 1 lx - M , Q, J if 'r v C JI t Q Al.:A Q 1 In Sl N-V L-' H T: I J ii . F N. A4 A y in ' , r gr .Q it - 1' f ' l sf ' in . . . W , , if I nl -. f -f 1 1 Q. f' - -f ' J -1 ' v ...lvl -Y i - , ,,, , . , iii fl i J .-. px by Y W I i ,X rn. 5 Q ,, -A C, gy-7 1 , . it ., dmdwd Donald Talbett, Jo Ann Talbert, Jimmy Tay- lor, Ronnie Taylor, Claudetta Thacker, John Thain. Bonnie Thomas, Drema Thompson, Herb Thompson, Karen Thompson, Gearline Tomb- lin, Dolly Townsend. Karen Troutman, Jim Turner, Clarence Vance, Janet Vance, Leoma Vance, Tommy Vance. Helen Vannatter, Rose Vanna tte r, Donetta Vaughn, Willie Viars, Johnny Vidican, Jac- queline Voreh. Frederick Wagner, Ann Ward, Hollie Ward, James Ward, Jane Ward, Patricia Ward. lv? w S- ' ' ta' 'F as-2 if J X s 5 'T l I1 L f Q -M x V if-e. EN lil T1 1. his I wr 4, f ni , e .. 1, ' 6 x 'A ' c 'E ,,, gf WW It iles y' ' W Q , W ' na Af '-S' x l f! , '45 X J ,fra-1:-li? ef.. ,. j N 1 l 1 ns, y J in Q, W Y 9 - X 61 - et if Tl Q : x it V. 3 f . M J U 'I Q-rigillvila , Ml . by law -' 0 rib h 37:27 ' ' , , IN MEMORIAN Clara Sue Browmng tl l' Y J r J fi , xi A- ' v ll :- , fs, , f .. .My .,,,,,,, iw X M ! X V ? I Av T A J wld ' 'mf . .v ,X ,fluff Q W 'sllrlgig . K X , JT 1 l X -itil 'rl' W- W- lm. 'v Sandra Ward, Jo Ann Walls, Jane Watson, Ray Watts, Dick Webb, Delores Wellman, Sharron Wells, Annetta White, Darrell White, Jane White, Joan White, Joyce white, Sue Ann White, Billy Williams, Guywilliams, Ladonna Williams, Clyde Williamson, Dorothy Woodruff . Carol Workman, Curtis W o r k m a n, Delores Workman, Flora Workman, Margie Zekany, Paul Zimmerman, S V Homecoming Royalty and their dates relax after the formal ceremonies. STYLE SHOW MODELS: Bobbi Hutchinson, I - 'T' ' : 2 ' H i : E I .--Aa 5. 1179 -Lv ,rfb is X 1 X a 'H' ' Y Queen Carole is saluted by Mayor Litz McGuire. n Deanna Hall, Linda Chambers, and Robert Jenki 1, S. y 9-1 U All 1 I l N T F Ji? D Ill ' M 1 ' ai at ff lay! 4K Elf. V V. 4? l w n .sn af V ' L ., ,- Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor which a high school iunior or senior can attain. Membership in the societyis based on leadership, scholarship, character, and personal- ity. The Honor Society has the annual job of keep- ing and printing a list of the six weeks honor roll stu- dents, a committee was appointed to compose and type a senior mailing list. Members ofthe N .H.S. also took' part in the Saturday morning Wildcats on the Air . A candle light ceremony for the induction of new members followed by a receptionin the cafe- teria was enioyed by old and new members and their guests. Doingavery thorough job of sponsoring the National Honor Society is Miss Twila Doutt, a new member ofthe L.H.S. faculty this year. National Honor Society entertains guests after induction ceremony lfiancd Wanna Society FIRST ROW: Randolph Miller, Treasurer: Nancy Warren, Secretaryg Miller Porterfield, Presidentg Freda Martin, Vice- President. SECOND ROW: Jean Watts, Jane McGuire, Myrna Steele, Diane Hatfield, Carol Brumfield, Gloria Abbott. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Carey, Charlotte Kirchner, Nancy Riffe, Mindy Aude, Lou Anna Richmond. FOURTH ROW: Fred Giusti, Richard Carter, Fred Voreh, Kenneth Rush, Claudine Maynard, Kathy Gardner, Shirley Hill Welch, N AND 3' LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Richard Carter, President: Rowena Hicks, Vice Presi- dent: Barbara Molnar, Secretary, SECOND ROW: Lonola Baldwin, Jo Ann Baisden, Jean Vankovich. THIRD ROW: Linda Chambers, Trinky Lilly, Judy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Mindy Aude, Jean Watts, Charlotte Kirchner, FIFTH ROW: Susan Jeffreys, Betty White, Miss Kline, Sponsor. SIXTH ROW: Glen Southworth, Fred Voreh, Charles Petroff. Richard Carter, President, gives membership cards to new members Patricia Pollitt, Shirley Brow ning, Rose Dalton, Janice Pritchard, Margie Ferrell, Karen-Wagner, Lois F r e e m an, and Kay Clemens, Absent were Nancy Southers and Carol Trammell. During the past year the Quill and Scroll, an honorary club for the members of the Guyana and Here's How Staffs, has presented the a n n ua l Rhythm Hours, one each semester. Other a ctiv i t i es of the Quill and Scroll included Morning Devot- tions, given two different weeks this year, and Wildcats on the Air , also broadcast twice, The Quilland Scroll concluded the year with new mem bers being accepted from the iunior class, who will carry on for the on-coming year. ' 86 . r . r FIRST ROW: Donna Elkins, Charlotte Kirchner, John Thain, Isavel Lomley, Jean Watts, Loretta Young, Wilma Burks, Glenn Southworth. BACK ROW: Bill Hardesty, Bob Lawson, Richard Carter, Charles Petroff. me b'Waw FIRST SEMESTER STAFF: SECOND SEMESTER STAFF: Editor-in-Chief , Richard Carter Co-Editors . , . , . Jean Watts, Bob Lawson Managing Editor . . Charlotte Kirchner News Editor . . . . . . . . . Isavel Lomley Sports Editor . . . . Glenn Southworth Feature and Exchange Editor . . Loretta Young News Editor, Page I , Assistant Editor . . Assistant Sports Editor . News Assistant . . , Feature Editor . Page 4 Editor ..... Page 2 Editor ..... Business, Advertising Manager Donna Elkins Bobby Lawson Charles Petroff . Jean Watts Loretta Muncy Wilma Burks Wilma Bnrks , Bill Hardesty Where is the mat for page two? We need more iokes! News stories have to be in tomorrow ---- and on and on went the Here's How staff as they worked faithfully this year to put out one paper each month. Editor for the first semes- ter was Richard Carter. Jean Watts and Bobby Lawson carried on as co-editors second semester. Miss Ruth Kline acted as adviser. Sports Editor Teens Editor Business Editor Photographer Advisory Board Adviser . Reporters . Charles Petroff Donna Elkins Bill Hardesty . John Thain . . Richard Carter, Charlotte Kirchner, Glenn Southworth Ruth G. Cline . Carole Brumfield, Norma Baisdcn, Barbara Bodnar, Shirley Browning, Kay Clemens, Donnie Childers Here's How staff reviews and types stories for next edition. The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Logan, is a very active organization at L.H.S. The main purpose of this club is to serve the school and the community. The sponsors ofthe club are Mr. C. W. Juergensmeyer and Mr. John Smith. The Key Club, asa service proiect, marked off parking spaces For the faculty behind McDade Hall. They also assisted the cheerleaders in seating the cheering sections at the football games. No parade would be complete without the Key Club float. lIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlllll FIRST ROW: Charles Carroll, Treasurer, Fred Giusti, Secretaryg Fred Voreh, President: Tom Lilly, Vice President: Si Meadows. SECOND ROW: Richard Carter, Mike Mandopoulous, Rodney Fields, Gary Watson, Dick Barber, Charles Gunther, C. B. Staton, THIRD ROW: Rodney Asbury, Jerry Keaton, Keith Ellington, David Roomy, Vernon Black, Bill I-Iarkins. FOURTH ROW: FrankFenny, Tommy Watson, Mike Curry, Burton Lawrence, Jimmy Buskirk, Jimmy Harris, Jimmy Hardman, Bob Baisden, llllllll fi xmrerssrmts f Burton Lawrence and Charles Carroll take their turns mannmg the Sa1vat1or1 Army booth on Key Club day The boys, under the direction of Mr. Ervin Queen ofthe Kiwanis Club, erected on the top of a mountain overlooking Logon, a forty Foot steel cross which can be seen for a long distance. Another project undertaken by the club was the cleaning and rearranging ofthe trophy cases on second floor. As a money-making project they sold soap. A social highlight For this year was an inter- club banquet with the Chapmanville Key Club.The Final m eeting was also in the nature of an interclub event, featuring the installation of next year's officers for the Logan Keyettes and Key Club, as well as the Sharples Key Club. 89 -1 lllllllllllllllllllllll The Keyettes, the Key Club's sister organization and a dopted daughters of the Kiwanis, is a service club sponsored by Mrs. Jean Queen. Besides their usual an- nual activities such as selling yell books, shakers, s p o n s or i n g busses to the away games, and their Thanksgiving formal, the Keyettes began their busy schedule of ac- tivities this year with a clothing drive for the needy children, followed by the Blood- Nl' nee c as Y CXOQQQ5 KO .me .Xi ga bw . txs 5,6 gi xwie :wi C336 46656 I I I I I LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mindy Aude, Treasurer: Glenna Curry, Secretaryg Kathy Gardner, Presidentg Jean Steele, Vice Presidentg Miss Deloris Stidham, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Jean Queen, Advisor: Glenna Kessling, Sue Kegley, Nancy Warren, Jane McGuire, Patty Vanatter, Mary Delapa. THIRD ROW: Myrna Steele, Joan Vannoy, Linda Warren, Carol Trammell, Helen Hanners, Karen Wagner, Trinky Lilly, Rosemary Scragg, Kay Kinzer. FOURTH ROW: Jacqueline Yeager, Alta Johnson, Patty Wilson, Jo Ann Marrow, Betty Lou Williams, Janee Straughan. FIFTH ROW: Charlotte Kirchner, Betty Highley, Janice Pritchard, Patty Hatfield, Betsy Squibb, Susan Jones, Barbara Bartrarn, Carol Gillam, Rita Curry, Rosalie Osburn, Nancy Riffe, Claudine Maynard, 3- F., 'sv FIRST ROW: Evelyn Damron, Peggy Craft, Barbara Conley, Sadie Conley, Peggy Copley Miss Jones Sponsor SECOND ROW: Viola Mendez, Secretary-Treasurer: Roberta Bell, Vice President: Rose Vanatter Rosalie Ball Betty Williams Jeanette Brown. THIRD ROW: Rose Bency, President: Sue Verbage, Helen Baker, Joyce Canellas Deloris Spry One of the most worthwhile clubs in Logan High is the Future Teachers of America under the able sponsorship of Miss Stella Jones. While training its members to be- come teachers it also furnishes the student with a good social life. The members have attended the F.T.A, conference and banquet at Marshall College andalso held an annual the- atre party . Supporting worthy causes around school is another thing the club cloes, such as raising money for the Heart Fund. aww eaciefza ffmezdm Rose Bency, a future teacher, is practicing teaching in one of Mrs Myers shorthand classes. Ks Our community shall be bettered by our activities is the motto of the Alpha Xi Pacesetters and all the girls try very hard to live up to it. The sorority is a so- cial organization sponsored by Mrs. Mary Ruth Taylor and Mrs. Carla Zeta. For the fourth consective year the Pacesetters' float captured first place in the Homecoming Parade. Among other activities this year they held their annual Christmas formal at the Logan Country Club. This dance was the Pacesetters' most gala affair. An affair for Paceserters decorate the upper hall windows for Christmas. pace QA! Betty Highley OO Susan Jones Jerrie Hale fly Mindy Aude Mrs. Zero Kathy Gardner Jean Vankovich Bobbie Milnar Bobbie Hutchison Jo Ann Baisden-Myrna Steele-Gabriella Smith Rebecca Taylor Jackie Maynard Shelva Sperry Sydney Mabrey Anne Holcomb Carolyn Cary Linda Chambers Marilyn White Carolyn Wilber Lynne Jones Jewell Gore Mrs. Taylor Delores Basadre Tripping the light fantastic at the Pacesetters' Annual Christmas Formal. etim the selection of new members, the annual rush tea, attended by a select group of sophomore and junior girls, was held Jan- uary the third at the home ofa member. To inform the students of Logan High School of the forthcoming spring and summer Fashions to be worn by the up to date teen-age crowd this year, the sorority held its annual spring and summer style show on March l6th. They climaxed their busy schedulethis year with a senior member slumber party and a dinner dance after graduation. One of the services the club performs For the school is decorating the windows on second floor. FRONT ROW, NEW OFFICERS: Jewell Gore, Chaplain: Gretchen Aude, Historian: Jerry Hale, Pledge Mistressg Carolyn Cary, Presi- dentg Ann Holcomb Vice-President: Sue Kegley, Treasurerg Carolyn Wilbur, Secretary. BACK ROW, OUT GOING OFFICERS: Mindy Aude, Historian: Kathi Gardner, Pledge Mistress: Jo Ann Baisden, Presi- dent: Myrna Steele, Vice-President: Shelva Sperry, Treasurer. if , b , Tnfgp? , - I '. 5 I FIFTH PERIOD: Linda Cham- bersg Mindy Audeg Mrs. Wool- fitt, Advisorg Barbara Molnarg Jean Vankovichg John Wool- fittg Lonola Baldw ing Judy Smith: Lois Freemang Carol Trammell. Qvaqmm Pfzaclaotdcwz ,.,., The Guyana Staff is composed ofa group of hard-working students with one goal in mind: to put out the best Guyana ever. The main money making project was a Sock Hop held in November. For the First time the Guyana Staff entered a float in the Homecoming Parade . Also the annual autograph party was a great success. The co-editors this year are Barbara Molnar and Jean Vankovich. Jewel Gore, Karen Wagner and Kay Clemens ioined the staff at the beginning of the second semester. Co-editors Barbara Molnar and Jean Vankovich look over copy-forms. SIXTH PERIOD: Betty Whiteg Gloria Abbott: John Thain, Ruth Browning, Mrs, Woolfitt, Advisor: Shelby Evansg Bill Ra tc liffg Harry Thompson: and Susan Jeffreys fnot pic- turedj. The Guyana Business Staff has worked hard this year to help make the Guyana a success. They have walked to town in all kinds of weather to sell advertisments to Finance production. They held two subscription drives and have sold approximately 550 Guyanas. They have worked many hours writing attractive advertisements. , , . , . 'gacadneaa LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Peggy Pennington, Shirley Dingess, Peggylfisher, Katherine Noe, Betty Stone, Dottie Sizemore, Janet McComas, Rosalie Mathis, SECOND ROW: Ronald Hurley, William I-Iopeck, Patty Vance, Esther Cyrus, Barbara Moore, Alice Woolfe, Connie Maynard, Tom Smith, THIRD ROW Mrs. Eldred Satterfield, Advisory Bill Hall. Katherine Noe, business manarer, tlives a few O u pointers to her staff. Peggy Fisher and Betty Stone write up ads while acl solicitors look on, One of the Topsy Turvy's last meetings climaxes a very exciting year at L. H. S. The Topsy Turvy, one of Logan High School's leading social clubs, enioyed a very successful season last year. A formal initia- tion of new members was held at the home of Patricia Pollitt at the beginning of the second semester. -Miss Odessa Hooker was crowned Miss Topsy Turvy '56 at the club's annual Talent Show which was held on March 12. The annual Topsy Turvy Spring Formal was held April T4 at the Logan Country Club, The theme for the dance was April Showers with Edgie Vickers and hisorchestra furnishing music which was thoroughly enioyeclby all attending. The biggest money-making project of the Topsy IIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Jeffreys, Sue Griffin, Delores Basadre, Patty Adkins, Boboie Hutchinson, Gloria Meeks, Kay Kinzer, Judy Smith, Glenna Keesling, Jo Ann Whitt, Shelva Sperry, Patricia Pollitt. LEFT ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Bobbie Molnar, Nancy Riffe, Kay Clemens, Margaret Curry, Shirley McClemore, Lois Freeman. CENTER: Anita Ferguson, Secretaryg Jean Vankovich, Vice Presiclentg Miss Carole Allen, Sponsor: Trinky Lilly, President. RIGHT ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Marilyn White, Betty Weaver, Lonola Baldwin, Ann Davis, Sonia Mandopulos. I I F'-3 I l 1 Q. mi Topsy Turvy members and their guests dance away the hours to the dreamy music of Edgie Vickers at their Spring Formal held at the Logan Country Club. Illlllllllllllllllllllll r Turvy was selling miniature cow-bells during football season. The bells were painted blue with L.l'l.S. printed on them in gold letters. The Topsy Turvy con c l ud ed the year with a meeting at which new officers were elected. They are as Follows: Emma Lou Weaver, Pres- identg Lois Jean Freeman, Vice President, Ruth Ann Gillum, Secretary, Janice Hinch- man, Treasurer. Miss Allen, very capable and well-liked sponsor of the Topsy Turvy was pre- sented with a gift from the girls and movies from the Spring Formal were shown. 99 -f -Tj, WW! Odessa Hooker reigns as Miss Topsy Turvy of '56 . ff' ' , C 1 N- x ml If -v ' 7 ? I Al' N-r ,J . f' 6 ff - I ' . I' ,1 Yi wif- , . C '- 9 was , , V wil' rg- , H ,A .: JL bf N ,V xv' Q fffvnszvv - f' H 5.5 rn 'ER A ,fr 1 5 L 39-S' pg-W f ' ,J .f , .gl N T' , 1 I . E I , if V' Q. ' w . , 'V' ' E v-if X LX ,I f'.:T!,17f1-:mg ' Q ' L R'5fEYI2f i7f-QQif' Q Nw, A ,-1' ' I.-44.5 -Puff V .51 ' ' Q3 1 -' x T? alirry - .344 H N. x P - Y' Tv 4 ' E- 3 .A ' mg Q 1 ll Q: - Q J- X, A lp' nn . X , . LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mike Mandopolous, Tommy Watson, Fred Clark, Rodney Asbury, Charles Gunther. SEC- OND ROWg Mr, Goad, Stuart Hunter, Jack Baisden, Bill Dudding, Larry Vance, Larry Childers, Woodrow Adams, Robert Jenkins, Marshall Phipps, Sidney Hill, Si Meadows, Mr. Stinebiser. THIRD ROW: Charles Baker, Larry Bell, Charles Carroll, David Pauley, John Brady, Charles Skibo, Foxie Hanners, Charles Austin, Glen Graham, Martin Smith, Glen Southworth. FOURTH ROW: Robert Parker, Burton Lawrence, Frank Penny, Paul Kinzer, Bob Jones, Ronnie Curry, C,I3. Staton, William Sergent, Bill Ratcliff, John Lilly, Joe Drake, James Sellards, Wa- Glenn Southworth and Larry Childers stencil door numbers in McDade I-lnll, while Mr, Srinebiscr kibilzcs. To create, maintain and extend a Christian character throughout the home, school, and com- munity , is the motto of the Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Stinebiser. During the ast year the club attended church in a group severcl times, sponsored radio pro- grams, and dancesp sent several delegates to the state conference at Jackson's Mill, painted room numbers on the doors in McDade Hall, held its annual hay ricle and ioinecl in a picnic with the Tri-Hi-Y. The officers are as follows: Tom Watson, President, Fred Clark, First Vice Presidentp Rodney Asbury, Second Vice Presiclentg Mike Mandopolous, Secretary, Larry childers, Treasurerg and Charles Gunther, Chaplain. 4? 101 The Tri-Hi-Y specializes in civic proiects, such as helping with the Polio Drive and fixing Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for needy people. They furnished both Food and clothing for a familyof ten last Christmas. . .The Tri-Hi-Y float won third place last Fall in the Home- coming parade. . .This spring a semi-Formal dance was held at the WVOW Auditorium with EdgieVickers and his band furnishing the music . I ullllllllllll TRI- HI-Y OFFICERS Chaplain. . . Jane McGuire President. . Janee Straughan Vice President .Helen Hanners Treasurer. . . Io Ann Whitt Secretary. . .Helen Kinzer lllllll MJJV . ' r-age... ,H ,- CLOCKWISE F RO M BOTTOM: L. Warren, B. Tabor, G. Curry, P. Pollitt, A. Patterson, R. Watson, J. Honaker, R. Lazar, G. Hale, E. Crum, C. Brumfield, S, Ela m, P. Craft, A. Ferguson, C. Wilbur, awk. C. Cary. I. Phalen, N. Mc- kins, B. Cloude, Z. Stamper, J. Maynard, Crum, B, L. Bayless, J. Pullen, S, Ward, R. Mar-m0n,V, Taylor, S. Jeffreys, P, Bryant, B. S. Wells, J. Weaver, S. Griffin, J, Sigman, L. Cox, J, Watts, C. Kirchner. J. Smith, C. Ragan, B. Moore, B. Bartram. 'ry J. Abdoney, W. Hicks, B. Armstrong, C. Mc- Glothlin, J. Gore, M,L. Kinzer, I. Queen, B. Bod nat, F. Harman, J. Lycans D. Vaughn, K. Wagner, A Holcomb, D. Messer, S, Ad Williams, J. Gore, B Puryear, W. Curry, M Scott, R. Seldomridge Pritchard, M. Ferrell M, L, Flenor, I. Baisden, N. Baisden D. Thompson, S. McG1emore, B. Sam mons, M. Marshall, S, Kegley. J. Vannoy Tri-Hi-Y girls and their dates rock and roll to the music of Edgie Vickers and his Orchestra, at their Spring Dance. cllllllll ' Officers and Sponsors at the time of their induction. THEY ARE: Mrs. Queen, Sponsorg Jo Ann Whitt, Treasurer: Helen Kinser, Secretary: Helen Hanners, Vice-Presidentg Jane McGuire, Chaplain: Janee Straughan, Presidentg Mrs. Colvin, Sponsor, The Future Nurses of America is an orga- nization designed toacquaint girls with the quali- ficotions required and the opportunities to be found in the nursing profession. The F.N .A, was activein school affairs, participating in the Wildcats on the Air pro- grams over station WLOG, presenting morning devotions, holding a baked goods sale, and tak- in part in the Homecoming Parade. Future Nurses Carole Ragan and Betty Adkins are briefed by Bob Bell before taking part in the llomecoming Parade. 7cc2fcc'ze 7Zw'we4 of ffmefzdca FIRST ROWg Barbara Bodnar, Carole Ragan, President, Lorraine Workman, Treasurerg Betty Adkins, Secretaryg Mrs. Myers, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Lyda Skecns, Janice McNeeiey, Betty Tabor, Betty Stevens, Wanda Watts, Vice Presi- dent. 'I'IllRlJ ROW: Betty Keaton, Nancy Pauley. FOURTH ROW: Sarah Spry, Rachel Grover, Helen Baker, Barbara Maynard. V? LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: JoAnn Norman, Presidentg Helen Kinzer, Vice Presidentg Carolyn Dingess, Secretaryg Peggy Robinson, Treasurer, SECOND ROW: Stella Galati, Sonja Stamper, Betty Williams, Janet Norman, Jo Ann Clark, Mildred Muncey, Betty Vance. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hilda Browning, Deloris Spry, Carolyn Cease, Nancy Mullins, Vivian Johnson, Paloma Crum, Rose Perovich, Carol Sue McNeely, Betty Curry. FOURTH ROW: Elsie Vance, Shirley Pack, Marilyn Weekly, Mary Nida, Evelyn Ellis. Ma 'Arden Aaaamzm The purpose of the Girl's Athletic Association, one of the most active clubs in Logan High School and sponsored by Mrs. Hilda Browning, is to promote good sportsmanship among the girls and to get more girls interested in sports activities. Their many money- making projects include selling chances on a cake, teddy bear and an Easter Basket. The G.A.A. also sponsored several dances in the L.H.S. gym. As a ser- vice proiect the girls sold programs for the Boosters Club at all the home games. Collecting food and clothing For the needy was another generous service afforded by the G.A.A, members. A Christmas formal and their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet were two of the big- gest social activities ofthe year. 105 The G. A. A, girls dance with their dates to the music of Edgie Vickers orchestra at their formal Christmas Ball. Tri-V-Lambda Chi, the Latin Club, has For its motto Caescur's well known boast, Veni, vidi, vici , which means, l came, I saw, I conquered . The club is sponsored by Mrs. Ghiz and the officers are Angus Gilpin, Presidentp Vito Esposito, Vice-president, Jackie Yeager, Secretary, and Bob Boisden, Tr ea s ur er . The varied activities of the club tend to bring the Latin students into closer fellowship, to further interest in the Study of Latin and to acquaint the students and others with Roman customs and cul- ture. The Sweetheart Ball was a February event of the Club latin ,,,, Prospective Club members from the various Junior High Schools serve as slaves at the Banquet, - 12-' T : C. Baker, D. Webb, W, Adams, B,T, Hurst, B. Baisden, G. Shelton, J. Coulter, B. West, C. Stallard, B. Rat cliff, M. Smith, R, Jenkins. R : J. Delapa, G. Maynard, M. Kelly, C. Linkous, F. Adams, S. Rumbaugh, F. Giusti P. Strain, F. Casto, G. Aude, I. Manns, B. Bartram, A. Holcomb, P, Spurlock, A. Johnson, B. Thomas, L. Maynard A. Adkins. I : A, Gilpin, B. Tabor, M, M, Curry, J. Chandler, S. Jones, J. Yeager, D. Elkins. - : I. Voreh, K Troutman. V g Mrs, Ghiz, R. Hurley, B. Hopeck, C, S, Lee, B. Sammons, B. Puryear, P. Fenner, N. Dempsey, B Crum, E. Damron, J. McNeely, E. Hannah, N. Farley, I. Smith, S, Adams, Ill The club enjoyed a well-rounded year which included a turkey dinner to celebrate a most successful Christmas card sale, the annual Sweetheart Ball given on Valentine's Day, and the long anticipated trip to Morgantown to attend the convention of the Junior Classical League. The Roman Banquet, given annually, was the big event ofthe year. On this occasion those who attended wore Roman dress, and the banquet was served in Roman style. ' Frances Giusti, Queen of the Ball, receives her I bouquet from Angus Gilpin, Club President 107 Q Q 9 r , F ,F . , , F, 7: CTW: - 'fi 5,5 ' . mmf X 92 L, . V1 y. 'r x 1, 4 ,,,. f V. f m1 was 'Lx 'E' M' ' 'slim . nigh ,A X .Y, x '-4524 1 L .tn v ,KW L' . f v ' ,,i IX' ,'.L4f T X ki 6 WA , 1 7 7 nj., ,A1ILl.1 T -. H R M d, ,I .. + ,. 211-, Z.-qi: 5. -.:'5?.1E221ZZ71!:-: , , W -'1'1 1 '.'-' '. . 'F-'.-1 f:.'gr.f A-9 - ' Y - Q 'cs . 'o 5 ' if - . 9 f' ' X V., M 9. u ' -.xx , - - '-12.-g ' ,.. ,. ,. rw. wang .St ibiulll K 5 -,. -I ,r ss,-1 an v 1 Q. R ' Q x glf' , z if ' 0, X.. - g, J 43, 43-' 1 . 1-.v X522 E, Q .., ...fn -.242 , Q. E I .X 3- . - P , N' . .' ' .L ' s . xv ,,f. .., K . --., .' V . ,V ' X -1 if ,K 'Q A5 '-w. 'f . , . , 'T S 'Q f rw ! ' xxug x, 5 ' v il-J ':,.'-T55 f vzfia-ff A U 1 I' 391' ax . N . : 1' 6 61 The Prayer Club is a religious organization whose purpose is to give the students of Logan High spiritual guidance. Weekly meetings are held with programs arranged and presented by students,some- times bringing in local ministers and other guest speakers. One outstanding program was a concert of sacred music given by the Glee Club. At an- other time the members of the Prayer Club were very Fortunate in having Mrs. Vera Bray, a mis- sionary to Peru, as a guest speaker. FIRST ROW: Coach Ward, Bill Dudding, Garner Mann, Bill I-larkins, George Frantz, Joe Davis, Wayne Frye, Coach Sammons. SECOND ROW: Coach Lilly, Larry Vance, Orville Fleming, Fred Stuckey, Dickie Barber, Bill Tabor, Tommy - Lilly. Jimmy Murphy, Ronald Keaton, Larry Childers, Coach Ziccarelli. THIRD ROW: William Stapelton, Reginald Bailey, James Greer, Don Bush, Donald Conn, Vernon Black, Miller Porterfield, Johnny Calandros, Lloyd Dempsey, Paul Mounts. The Varsity Club is composed of all boys who have earned a letter. Officers are: Joe Davis, president, Wayne Frye, vice president, Bill Dudcling, secretary, Bill Harkins, treasurer. The club sponsored an intramural basketball tour- nament cluring an eight weeks season and staged twelve boxing shows during noon hours. One special show was put on to raise money for the baseball team. Thisshownetted Fiftydollars. The intramural basketball tournament was won by the Rinky Dink All Stars with Charles Stone as captain. The other members of the team are: Robert Jen- kins, Dickie Barber, Jimmy Mitchell, Rodney Asbury. The club plans to send one coach to a tootballacoaching clinic this summer. As a social activity they enioyed a picnic at the Madison Swimming Pool. Wczwdtq O Coach Ward referees a bout between Victor Ramey and Orville Fleming. p49-N Cheerleaders aren't superstitious! They staged a Good Luck dance on Friday, April 13, Arousing pep and spiritamong the stu- dent body at all games and cheering team members to victory is the task performed by the cheerleaders ofL.H.S. They also promote and maintain good sportsmanship inthe school and at all athletic events. The money-making proiects ot' the cheerleaders were selling pep hats and holding dances in the gym. Under the sponsorship of Virginia Kovich the cheer- leaders raised money For March of Dimes and Heart Fund. Zdeezfeadeza LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilda Markins, Sharon Rumbaugh, Charmion Michaels, Pat Strain, Jeanette Abdoney, Captain: Wilma Curry, Joan Vannoy. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: lvl. White, S. Wells, S. Sperry, B. Hutchinson, K. Gardner, D. Basadre, B. Sigmnn, R Taylor, S. Ward, C. Wilbur, P. Marney. SECOND ROW: P. Vannatter, J. Hale, S. Hunter, C. Riddle, D. Thompson R. Ball, I. Thompson, P. Ingram, W. Hicks, J. Browning, D. Dorsey, R. Bency, L. Williams, J. Woolfitz, D, Webb J. Coulter, J. Orso. THIRD ROW: J, Thain, A. Hale, J. Lycans, R. Blevins, R. Seldoniridge, B. Cox, F. Barber, Mr McElfresh, Director. FOURTH ROW: I. Reed, M. Mandopoulos, J. Kavinsky, W. Patrick, K. Singleton, T. Watson, F Finney, J. Campbell, S. Ratz, S. McDonald, W. Lancaster. FIFTH ROW: 1. Burgess, J. Lilly, J. Walsh, F. Clark, R. Curry, 1. Queen, L. Stultz, G. Maynard, M. Browning, D. Napier, G. Southworth. and The L.H.S. Band, under the direction of Mr. Carl Mclflfresh, keeps very busy around school with its daily practice sessions and its extra-curricularactivities. They are a colorful sight at our Football games, playing and maneuvering and help- ing encourage the team. At various times members ofthe band may be found selling tags on Tag Day, one of its main money-making proiects, marching in a local parade, or giving concerts for the student body. The climax of their very active year is the trip to the W. Va. State Band Festival in Huntington. The Baird struts at Willizrrnson, during, the Williamson llnnicconring. 'I '-...- . el'ln! 3 9 The maiorettes form an important unit of the band. Each girl is a musician as well as a dancer. Under the direction of Mrs. Taylor the maiorettes have taken an active part in school activities such as Rhythm Hours and Talent Shows in addition to appearing with the marching band for many school and CIVIC functions. - gf Q Majorettes perform during the Band Festival in Huntington. Wlczyhzetlea LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn White, Sharon Wells, Shelva Sperry, Bobbi Lou Hutchinson, Kathy Gardner, Delores Basadre Barbara Sigman, Rebecca Taylor, Sandra Ward, Carolyn Wilbur, Peggy Mamey, X ee Ha! Charles Gunther, member of the National Chorus sings to rhe accom- paniment of Mrs, Thelma Juergensmeyer, director ofthe Glee Club. ' 114 Sept Oct Nov. Dec Jan . Feb . Mar Apr . May G LEE CLUB DATES Chapmanville Kiwanis Senior Assembly Lions' Club Rhythm Hour McConnell Baptist Church County Teachers' Assoc. Senior Assembly Junior Assembly Junior Carnival Sophomore Assembly At a piano recital Woman's Club Omar Community Church Prayer Club Football Banquet Baptist Men 's Fellowship Methodist Church-Banquet Senior Party Rotary Crippled Children 's Party Talent Show Senior Assembly Youth Council Banquet Junior Assembly Sophomore Assembly Youth Rally- Christian Church Senior Assembly McConnell Tabernacle Baptist Church County Teachers' Assoc. Rhythm Hour Methodist Church-Class Banquet Methodist Church Methodist Church-Banquet National Honor Society Girl Scout Benefit Show Presbyterian Church Club Banquet Prayer Club Dehue Woman's Club Omar Style Show Christian Church Rotary Club Operetta Operetta Commencement Sermon Commencement GLEE CLUB REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ALL-STATE CHORUS: Bob Maynard, Charles Gunther, Darlene Mayo, Roger Evans, Fred Giusti, Nell Elkins, Jimmy Harris, Janee Sl1'8Llgll2-IH, David Ross, LaVerne Lancaster, Zoe Yeager at piano, The Glee Club has had, as usual, a very active year. In addition to presenting 23 weekly radio programs, the club gave a number of con- certs for local church and civic organizations, bringing the club's appearances up to a total of 73. The Glee Club sent eleven members to the All-State Chorus, which met at Charleston, April 4-6. The 250 selected voices in the Chorus gave a concert at the Municipal Auditorium under the direction of Walter Ehret, who is a well-known New York composer, arranger and director. Nell Elkins won the S25 First prize in the local tryouts for Talent Showcase, and appeared over WSAZ- TV in Huntington, where she again won first place and 525. She is scheduled to appear with the other Finalists to compete for an all-expense trip to Mexico. Charles Gunther was one of ten West Virginia high school students chosen to take part in the National Chorus. This group sang for the Music Educators' National Conference as a part of their Golden Jubilee Celebration in St. Louis, April I3-16. Tentative plans are being made for a round-the-world goodwill tour ofthe National Chorus and Band and Orchestra during the next school year. TheGlee Club is sending Betty Davis and LaVerne Lancaster to the West Virginia State Music Camp atRipley for ten days during the sum- mer. Harold Ewing of Morris Harvey will direct. This group of iunior boys is preparing for voca- tional work. As sophomores they studied shop math and shop science. This year they are taking welding under the instruction ofMr. Hugh Fortney. Next year they will complete their preparation witha course in machine shop. The equipment they are using this year consists of eight arc-welding machines, five acetylene apparatuses, and one cutting torch. They meet three hours a week for theoretical instruction in welding and the rest of the class time is spent in actually using the welding machinery. The boys gain supervisory experience by serving as shop foreman for a two week period. The foreman supervises the work of the other students. The group expects to formally organize next year and hopes to build a hot rod. Members of this years group are: Jackie Bur- gess, Raymond Adams, Don Bush, Samuel Gallion, Edward Damron, Herman Henderson, Bob Hager, Raymond Roberts, W. C. Maynard, Robert Sanchez, Roy Evans, and Zane Farmer. We commend these boys for their ambition and sincerely hope that their plans for organization will be fulfilled next year. amine - Vocational WL Quang 4 1 ,F nr C 5 1'- mg! is-A A QA I 'H X ul I QIIPHI -4-.. - K w n .. 'rf'l i ' 1,.i'1?..a 1 -wg: I .Q ,f X 'gr fii i V ' ' .8 5 ' 'X' I ' T . L I .,, 'UA I , f ' , - fi O' ,,, gs , ' , N.. ' E 41 15-Q1 '11 ,.,, A I I IJ, 1, 5 I ,X ' X ' Q. .,- I A ff: ' 'aff ,I -V ' ' .-5 ' ' h A A A, . A ' 1 ' Q, K ' f y ' E' J .f - it x, f V- f A -l fl-A -'A N, ' tif ' - . . Q. ,. . , r 4 1 1 l KW' : ' N X . . ' I - f gg .- ' V is .U 1253, 94' M , A I I A' i . V ' H U M? ' I X ' ' V ' Q' 1 V Awwzaea A Mystery Comedy in Three Acts Directed by Thelma Juergensmeyer Elvira. , , Aunt Clarissa . Ted Blakely. . Mildred Blakely. Scott Radford . Bonnie Blakely . Flo Turner . . Dave Edwards . Rusty Gates . Hank West . Willie. . . Kate Blakely . Julie Blakely . eadcvz p l TERROR AT BLACK OAKS CAST . Barbara Moore . . Mindy Aude , , , Jerry Keaton . , Jane McGuire . , James Hall . . .Rita Curry . . Nell Elkins . . Frank Varcalli . . Richard McDonald . . Randolph Miller . . Paul Kinzer . Helen Hanners . Glenna Curry They've found the hidden pearls! You mean you think I killed him! Black Oaks , the iso l a ted country estate of the late Algernon Blakely is the setting For the top hit of the year presented by the Senior Class. Is it the ghost of their murdered uncle that prowls at nightat Black Oaks? Or a deadlier threat From within their own group? Before the Fatal night ends, there is a second murder at Black Oaks and two others almost meet the same end. This play is a thriller that's spiced with laughter and sweetened with romance. Miss Pringle is very upset because Clementine has broken her window. It takes some fast talking to con Vince her that she should donate the use of her vacant lot for a play ground. CLEMENTlNE A Three Act Comedy Directed by Thelma Juergensmeyer Clementine . ............. . Jackie Maynard Mary Kelly . . . . . . Lynn Jones Mayor Kelly. . . . Lloyd White Bertha . . . Alice Patterson . . Larry Muncy . John Sefton Abe Carter . Hank Mathews . Pete . . . . Jack Butcher Tubby . . . . Charles Staton Cathy . . . . .Patty Spurlock . . .1 Odessa Hooker . . . . Eleanor Belcher Miss Prunella Pringle . . . . . . . .Jeanette Abdoney Jane Ann . Ann McNeil . Clementine Kelly, a tom girl whose main ambition was playing football, suddenly became an all around teen-age girl mainly througha literary contest. This honor gave Clementine an entirely new outlook on things. ltwas later discovered that her secret crush on Hank Mathews turned out tip-topp but not through Tubby, who tried for First base by kissing her. Clementine turns on her girl friends, who she thinks are double-crossing her. .f.4 emi THE CAST Bob . . Eddie Adams Mother Barbara Cooper Father. . Chuck Bailey Junior. . Freddie Casto Jane . . Sharon Jennell Helen. . Sandra Adams Carrie, , Frances Giusti Eunice .Gretchen Aude Carl . Earl Harshbarger Lefty . . . Danny Ross Midge. . Patsy Tackett Dot . . Ruth Nichols Mr, Gordon . . . . . John Thain Mrs. Gordon. . . Karen Troutman , Don't eat thosel They might be toadstoo1sl Sa lemme Play The Baby Sitter A Comedy in Three Acts The Sophomore Class Play, The Baby Sitter , was a tremendous success. With Mrs. Thelma Juergensmeyer as the very abledirector, the sophomores had their audiences rolling in the aisles over the antics of Freddie Casto, as Junior, who thought he was too big to have a baby sitter, and the woes of Frances Giusti, as Carrie, the baby sitter who thought he was too mean to be left alone. Junior finally met his match in Carrie who wouldn't give up, and everything turned out happily - except for Junior. Egg White is an antidote for poison. 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L 4 f l .d' Carole Gillman The highlight of the annual Logan High School Homecoming activities was the crowning of Carol Gillman as Homecoming Queen at the dance held after the game. Her attendants were .lane McGuire, Senior, Ann Holcomb, Juniorg and Jo Ann Walls, Sophomore . The fes- tivities were begun with a parade at one o'clock on the boulevard with almost every club in the school entering a float. These showed very great originality and a great deal of hard work. They were without exception the best group of Floats ever entered. During the halftime ceremonies of the game, the queen and her attendants were pre- sented. Then the Floats were driven around the field and passed in Front ofthe judges' stand. Later it was announced that in the club division the Pacesetters had won first place, Topsy Turvy second place and Tri-Hi-Y third place. ln the class division, the Junior Class won first place. The clay was climaxed by the Homecoming Dance held in the gym after the game. ' f Jane McGuire Ann Holcomb Jo Ann Walls RUB ,wh ERN ..49' SECOND PLACE Topsy Turvy, llwe Panda Win. 'PQ 'ls-1,t..v -XQU nb 1 '4 1fvf t,.:.. FIRST PLACE- Paceserters. Dear Logan- You got to have heart! 1 THIRD PLACE- Tri-Hi-Y. Swinging to Victory. , ,YQ-9 TUPSY 'NNY 1 ' N Wfiealagm 7676 and fftzfemfcmw Nell Elklns Frances GIUSII Lynne Jones Sharon Jenell Jo Ann Mano I 12 Basketball cheering section. Daisy Mae has trouble with Lil' Abner. N The cafeteria crew has fun. '52 What would we do without our stage crew? Jfbga, e N 3 K M it u 9421? ada The Logan Wildcats under Coaches Ward, Lilly and Ziccarelli, rang up six wins against Four losses. Logan beat Man, Madison, Huntin f- , Yfi:A,i- ---- f e 1 and Williamson. Guyan Valle 7 i'A--i 4- ogan by a score of fs 7, but the game r l- eited to the Wildcats because Gu Valley use 1 ineligible player. The losses came from ckley, - t Bank, St Albans and Huntington Central. Start: the season with an inexperienced team, the Wildcats incr if Qfl sed in power as the season progressed and ended gloriously Feating their traditional rival, Williamson. Logan Wild rs- Guyan Valley I3 Logan 7 Logan lost its First game of the season to Guyan Vall . Bill Tabor, Logan Junior encl, scored the Wild- cats' touchdown on a ass from uarterback Tom P q Lilly in e Fourth quarter. The game, however, w forfeited b uyan Valley for using an ineligibl r. 12.8 Man O Logan 2 The Wildcats got into the win column by defeating Man. The Wildcats were hampered by penalties amounting to ll5 yards. Big Bill Har- kins, Logan Senior end, caughta Man player be- hind the Man goal line for the only score of the game. Madison 0 Logan 40 Logan ran wild against the Skyhawks by scoring six touchdowns and tour extra points. The scoring was led by Vernon Black with two touch- downs, Miller Porterfield with two, and Orville Fleming and Tom Lilly with one each. Paul Mounts kicked Four out of six extra points. Wildcats about to stop the Express East Bank 27 Logan i2 The Wildcats lost their second game of the sea- son to a strong East Bank team. Fumbles and penalties helped the Pioneers win the game. Miller Porterfield and Tom Lilly led the scoring For the Wildcats. Mounts, Lilly, Davis, Porter-field and Hawkins stop the Pony Express N 'in Vernon Black v ll Bill Dudding ,rig ll Bill Tabor Joe Davis Wayne Frye Paul Mounts Tom Lilly Logan l9 Huntington East O Paul Mounts, fullback, took the opening kickoff and ran 63 yards For a touchdown to start the 'Cats on the way to a Homecoming victory. Miller cmd Porterfielcl scored the other touchdowns For the Gold and Blue. Mounts converted for two points out of three tries. Logan I3 St. Albans 40 The Red Dragons of St, Albans defeated the Wild- cats, but Portertielcl broke away for a 93 yard run which accounted for one of the Wildcat tallies. Tabor scored the other on a pass play. Logan l2 Huntington High 28 After an early scoring attack' the Wildcats were unable to hold the Pony Express . Greer recovered a Fum- ble on the Huntington 2l yard line, setting up the score which Dudcling made several plays later. Mounts scored the last touchdown as he scooted 43 yards for the goal. No extra points were scored. ' 130 Logan O Beckley 2l The Flying Eagles handed the Wildcats their four- th defeat in eight starts. Logan threatened to score all through the game, but was stopped by a strong Beckley defense. Logan's biggest threat came when Frye, a sen- ior guard, recovered an Eagle Fumble on the ten yard line, but the Wildcats lost the ball on the next play through another fumble. Logan 26 Princeton O Logan racked up its fifth win of the campaign by defeating the Princeton Tigers 26-0. Scoring touchdowns for Logan were Porterfield who scored twice, Lilly and Mounts who scored one touchdown each. Mounts made good on two out of four tries for the extra points. Porterfield carries the ball while Mann smorhers the opposition. Logan l3 Williamson 6 Logan fought hard to defeat an old rival in al game that was exciting from the start to the finish. Miller Porterfield scored first for the Gold and Blue. The Wildcats second score came when Floyd Dempsey, a sophomore, recovered a Wolfpack fumble on the ten yard line. On the nextplayfrom scrimmage, Orville Fleming, a sophomore haltback, went the distance for the score. Mounts converted once in two tries. Seven Wildcat seniors ended their high school Football careers successfully that day. g l l Miller Porrerlicld Garner Mann Don Bush Glen Bowen FIRST ROW Jones Cwlandros Watts Skibo Warner Miller, Coach Lilly, Coach Ziccarelli. SECOND ROW Vancefmgr J l- Dmgess P Dmgcss Adwms Dempsey, Harkins, McDonald, Porterfield, Mans- gczaketfaff Under a new head mentor, Jim Lil ly, whose last year's team at Gauley Bridge went through the season undefeated, the Wildcats lost their opener to the Oceana Indians on the home court. Playing the Chapmanville Tigers for the first time in several seasons, the 'Cats found the victory trail by stopping the Tigers and then travel- ed to Barboursvilleto win. Returning home the Gold and Blue lost to a strong Clarks- burg team and to the Alumni . At Milton the Wildcats regained a berth in the win column by defeating the Greyhounds 47-45. Traveling to Williamson the Wild- cats lost to a strong Wolfpack team. Bill Harkins led the 'Cats in scoring as he can- ned l6 For the evening. Four players hit double Figures as the Gold and Blue de- feated Pt. Pleasant. Charles Skiboled this attack, scoring 20 points. Bill Harkins, Reginald Bailey and Dave Watts had l8, l4, and ll respectively. Bailey is up in the air over this one. p Oceana guards Dempsey closely in the opening game. Harkins' high scoring failed to help matters as the Wildcats lost to Huntington East, then dropped two more in a row to Beckley and St. Joseph. The Wild ca ts came back by scoringa great victory over the Huntington Central team as Reginald Bailey led thescoring with 27points. With Harkins capturing the scoring honors for the night, Logan gained another impressive victory over the Man Hillbillies. After Logan lost to Williamson, the Hillbillies came to town to defeat the 'Cats in a sud- den death playoff after two overtime periods. Bill Harkins and Charles Skibo led the Gold and Blue in a scoring attack that was in vain as they were defeated by Bluefield. As the season narrowed down the Wildcats were defeated by the Prince- ton Tigers. Logan rallied from these losses with the team winning over the Barbours- ville Pirates and the Milton Greyhounds. ln the final two games Logan lost to Hunt- ington East and Mullens. Harkius tries ro ward off a Pt. Pleasant score SCOREBOARD LHS 61 Oceana 74 Chapmanville 63 Barboursvil le 49 Clarksburg 74 Alumni 47 Milton 58 Williamson 71 Pt. Pleasant 81 Huntington East 63 Beckley 61 St. Joseph 91 Huntington Cen 85 Man 48 Williamson 48 Man 55 Bluefield 54 Princeton 70 Barboursville 82 Milton 64 Huntington East 60 Mullens OPP . 66 41 55 59 76 45 69 60 88 86 71 tral 76 64 59 50 74 65 52 46 S9 82 In it goes against Oceana Jump! , L- .l 3 - -1 I-Iarkins shoots one in the Mau game. PLAYERS' SUMMARY Games Goals Harkins 21 129 Bailey 14 72 Skibo 21 88 Watts 21 64 F. Dingess 14 40 Miller 19 40 Adams 12 9 Porferfi e l d 9 4 Ca lanclros 14 7 McDonald 7 5 Jones 14 5 Wagner 2 1 Conn 6 2 Another basket for Bailey. Fouls 90 66 83 59 19 46 12 5 1 1 0 6 0 0 Points 348 210 259 187 99 126 30 13 25 10 16 2 4 Aver 16.5 15.0 12.8 8.9 7.0 6.6 2.5 1.6 1.6 1.4 1.1 1.0 0.6 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT The Sectional Tournament was held March 2nd and 3rd at the Williamson Memo- rial Field House. Logan defeated cn strong Man High School team in the semi-finals. Paul Miller led the Wildcats with 2l points, Charles Skibo scored l2, while Reg Bailey and Bill Harkins had ll each. The score was 76 to 64. Bailey sinks one. l A ., 1 I, ,,.....ff.-. - Y. 1 V- - A 1 - ln the finals Williamson capped the championship, defeating Logan by a score of 91 to 72. Skibo was high scorer For Lo- gan with 18 points, Adams and Watts scor- ing ll and IO respectively. On the all- tournament team the Wildcats were repre- sented by Charles Skibo, Bill Harlcins, and Paul Miller. Down the court we go- oopsl Skibo outjumps his man 2. g , fx These are the recruits who showed up for baseball . .... Z Winning seven out of fourteen games, the Wildcats ended the season witha .500 percentage. Under the excellent coaching of Lou Ziccarelli the Gold and Blue show- ed great improvement as the season went along. Highlighting the season was a win over Gauley Bridge, one of the stronger Kanawha Valley teams. Having already scored three runs, the Wildcats' Benny Lowe hit a single in the last of the seventh to bring in the winning run from third base. Leading the pitching staff with a 2-0 re- cord, Ronald Curry was followed by Harold Bailey and Vernon Black, who had 2-l and 2-2 records respectively. Bobby Maynard led the batting with a .375 average For Forty times at bat. Clark and Craddock at barring practice. 1 3 8 TH E R ECOR D Logan Chapmanville Logan Chaprnanvi l le Logan Burch Logan Williamson Logan Matewan Logan Seth Logan Oceana Logan Burch Logan Man Logan Gauley Bridge Logan Man Logan Oceana Logan Van Logan Van , and this is the finished product! LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ixiowery, Craddock, Lowe, Maynard, Curry, Adams, Dailey, Ross. SEC OND ROW: Ross, Mgr., Skeens, Baisden, Shelton, Bradley, Miller, Vance, Floyd, Kelly, Robinson THIRD ROW: Coach Ziccarelli, Williams, Browning, Mgr.: Dempsey, Conn, Cox, Fleming, Keaton Ramey, Wagner, Coach Sammons, fmissingj Vernon Black, Pitching Records W Ronald Curry 2---O Harold Dailey 2---l Vernon Black 2---2 Larry Robinson l---l Woodrow Adams O---1 Marion Kelly O---2 Bob Maynard Paul Miller Frank Floyd Ari' Bradley Benny Lowe Logan clouts the ball. Top Five AB . 40 27 45 38 42 H. 15 IO I6 13 14 AV ER .375 . 370 .355 .342 .333 A TRACK MEET AT WILLIAMSON Asbury lst 100 yd . Floyd 2ncl l00 yd. Adams lst 220 yd. Barber 3rd 220 yd. Roomy 2nd 440 yd. Calandros 3rd 440 yd . R. Curry 2nd Mile Corns 3rd Mile Barber- Asbury lst 440 yd . Floyd- Relay Adams- Mounts lst Shot put Davis lst Discus 'wack Jo Davis practices the discus throw Logan High had a track team this spring For the First time in several years. Under the coaching of Jim Lilly the results were encouraging. lna four school meet at Williamson Logan emerged the winner, with a score of 43 to Man's 27, Belfry's l7, and Williamson's 8. Three Logan men tied For high point man at this meet, Paul Mounts, Frank Floyd and Woodrow Adams. At another meet in Beckley, Ron- ald Asbury won third in the l00 yard dash, the 440 yard relay team came in fourth, and the mile relay team also came in Fourth. The mile relay team is composed of Ronnie Curry, Dave Roomy, Woody Adams, and Johnny Calandros. The boys are looking forward to a bigger and better season next spring when they will cash in on the experience gained this year. FIRST ROW: Cams, Skibo, Asbury, R. Curry, Barber, Tabor, Davis, Gilliam, Hurst, LeMasters, Adams. 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Visit the Junior Best Wishes To Department at the The Graduates of '56 JACK AND 'llLl' SHOP WATSONS YORK'S T.V. AND RADIO The Store That Constantly Soles and Service Lowers Your Cost of Living .Best Equipped To Serve Youll Phone 3462 T P. O. Box I442 L Ogcn West Virginia Deskins Addition Logan, W. Va. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 56 T Mr. Pitcock, representative, is displaying senior rings to the following seniors- Zoe Yeager, Richard McDonald, Betty Stone, Shelby Evans David Ross, Nell Elkins and Delores Stidham School Secretary HERFF-JONES CO. J. B. Pitcock, Jr., Represenhve P. O. Box 207 Mafewan, W. Vo. Collegiate Cops 8. Gowns Lewis Band Uniforms LOGAN COAL OPERATORS ASSOCIATION Compliments of YOUNGSTOWN MINES CORP. C. G. STEELE FURNITURE COMPANY 402 Main Street Logan, West Virginia Phone 960 Compliments of ARACOMA HOTEL JOHNSON'S MEN 'S SHOP Opposite Court House Logan , West Va. 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GOFFMOTORS,lNU. 307 Hudgins Street Phone 290 or 349 Dodge ' Plymouth Dodge Job Rated Trucks Logan, West Virginia LOGAN GENERAL HOSPITAL I Operating Room of Logan General Hospital I Compliments of ..751'S .t L 3 ,I K X The Light Refreshment PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. Phone 1604 Logan, W. Va. Compliments of W. VA. SUPER MARKET NOW ENJOY TODAY'S MODERN TODAY'S NEW RC Now at an all-time LOW in Calories All-time HIGH in taste SILVER BRAND CLOTHES for Arrow Shirts McGregor and Van Heusen Sportswear Jarman Shoes - Stetson Hat H7 Stratton St. Logan LOGAN BAKING CORP. Ra nd Betty Stone enjoy Sunbeam l0YAl0RDER C I OFTHE MOOSE GUYANVAllEY LODGE NO. 514 HOSHTAL WV Compliments of PEERY S 314 Main St Compliments of PECK S PLUMBING Compliments of FOREST LAWN CEMETERY PEER LESS CLEANERS 2 Hour Service Tuesday Saturday Next to Western Union Phone 575 Compliments of MORRISON S DRIVE NN Two Minutes East of Downtown Logan Phone 9992 SAMSON MAYTAG COMPANY Sales 8. Service Maytag Appliances Coleman Heating Leonard Refrigerators ffl 52 Water Sheer Logan West Virginia We Highly Recommend The NEW EAGLE RESTAURANT Logan s Most Popular Eating Place Compliments of THE KOPY KAT Top Quality Steaks Chops Washington Ave Ph 221 Seafoods 223 Stratton St Logan, W V0 ' -I . . I . . Service and Quality ,KE-Ellis Addition I . . . ' - ' . . l COTTAGE FLOWER SHOP Flowers of Distribution Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association Phone 913 T20 W. Main St. Logan, W. Va. Twenty Four Years In Business Compliments of GUYAN MACHINERY Logan W , Va LOGAN AUTO PARTS ln Ellis Addition Offers A Wide Assortment of Parts Accessories and Trimmings culucnu mxmllog mlm Six S SERVICE is , PsXQX4 X Only Culllgan Offers Soft Water 3 Ways T On A Service Basis 2 With A Home Owned Model 3. Self Service Rental Unit .?5E?wWW:?g 2 I Phone 2203 Q A Logan , W. Va. 2 -sbs We sf CULLIGAN 4- W'4 f?s' 9z-'Six S235 ..13:::,nm.,-esv,,,E,::,L,:lqzrsa-:Qg:::,:g,:::,::::15::m:f1,:::-14:-1-Q:-sf:-we--.:-s:g.:,f.:.p1-:-1-1:1--: 11' ms-fre-wr-'. -i .:s:as:s:s:::aQ:zs:s:2:sas:2:5:1:2sf:1:::r:s1-'-' - ' --ff:::ff:3'2:s 4r:r::m::xa:::'::1:m:f:::s::as::s::::::s-- ::::a'.-11 215:21a:e:z2::zis:a::max:vv's'''-' M2 gf-'v-4'jg53s:ssa:::1z::5:s:: th . . . Ihr grulwsl name in wllC'rr0l14llllUr1rn51 . . . . It Paw T0 0RK T Nl RPHY' My name is Betty and I have a story which I think will lnterest many of you. It's about my ex- perience in the retailing Held. Believe me, Variety Store business is fast-moving and interesting. Each counter is a store in itself. Here at Murphy's one learns retailing from the bottom up! I started out as an extra salesgirl, working every day after school. When I was graduated, I was fortunate to be placed in charge of a counter. I never knew how really interesting this work could be . . . it's just like having a shop of my own. I'm growing here, taking more responsibility as I go. 'l'here's still more room for advancement . . . I can work myself into a position of merchandise buyer, section supervisor or bookkeeper in the office. Soon I hope to be selected to train for the job of Personnel Directress in a large new Murphy Store. A11 of us at Murphy's have an equal chance to better ourselves. From what I can see Murphy's is tops in training . . . and there isn't a store in town to beat Murphy's on Employee benehts! If you're ambitious to make a go of retailing, join the Gang at Murphys soon as you can. G. C. URPHY C0 PA Y af Bridal . Portraits . Commercial . Murals up . , Aerial Photography . Home Photography Color Photography . Mine Photography M' A AS AL SCHOOL PHOTOGR PHY PECI TY h V' P Phone 602 429 Stratton Street . Logan, West Virginia . 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CROWN JEWELERS Home of Keep Sake Diamonds and Bulova Watches Be prepuredd for hospitality L.: 245 il I 9' I t T u tti A , ,U ' -':,f nl h I, i my A , A ll 'l S E' it f: ,. If ,. 1' in - , K. , if 5 3. ' S' ' 5 f.. lu A ' 'T ' U45 M0 x -D ' L N -C Congratulations to graduating class of '56 TRIADELPHIA ARMATURE WORKS Specializing in rewinding all types of mine equipment Day Phone 2021 Night Phone 2231 Man W. Va. W. L. ROBINSON CO. White 8. Browning Building lnsurance - Bonding Phone 140 Logan West Virginia Compliments of SAMSON HOME OUTFITTERS Logan West Virginia Follow The Wildcats Every Day ln THE LOGAN BANNER FIiIINIILIII'S IIAIIIY For The Best In Ice Cream 1 Milkshakes 1 Sandwiches Logan and Stallings W. Va, Phone I-OQCID I68 Phone Stallings 2044 Compliments of Ii. ILS IIIIIIIIS Justice of the Peace Compliments of GUYAN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Ose Richey, Proprietor NAPIER STUDIO and FLOWER SHOP Telegraph and Delivery Service 2II Cole St. Phone II3 J. S. THOMPSON D. B. A. 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