Chief Logan High School - Legend Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

QF1, WS-e Tl'-'IIN :ummm IWW fx THE LEGEND T955 1 .P E .........,-, -2'-:Lx -Q55 '-nm.,,,Nm.-H-. X THE SENIOR CLASS 0E CHIEF EUGAN HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS OE 'fm .fs DEDICATION The Chief Logan .Toint High School to some people may mean a building, merely bricks, stones, books, and desks. But to the Seniors of 1955, it is a symbol of ex- periences, a door to opportunities, a foundation for our future. Chief Logan High School is not merely concrete walls and wooden desks, but a haven for the lamp of learn- ing that shines out and lights our paths into the future. Bound with the pages of this book are memories we will never forget, whether they be great enough for all to remember or merely a trivial happening remaining special to only a few, we shall hold them deep within us. During our past years in school, we were veryproud to be recognized as students of Chief Logan. And now, as the doors open wide and the bells toll out our final dismissal we are the proudest of proud. For now we are considered graduates of Chief Logan. Therefore, we, the Senior Class of 1955, sincerely wish to dedicate this 1955 Legend to the lamp of learning, the spirit of education and the opportunities we have found within the walls of The Chief Logan Joint High School. 2 PROGRAMMA Councxland Eldgrs 4dU1UHStF3UOD Plulosophers Faculty Nobles Olymp1cs Cultural Sn ipshots Our Patrons 3 Seruors Sports Actxvxues L Q I P Je ' - -....... ...... ' 5 ' . . . . 9 . . . . . ' I5 Slaves . . . . . . . Underclassmen 37 ' . . . . . . . . 49 . . . . ' ' ' 67 2 . . . . . . 81 . . . . 85 IV' PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Dear Senxors Dr Joseph T Rothrock born at McVe ww Founder of the Wllkes Barre I-Iospxtaland famous as a Surgeon orgamzed the Pennsyl van1a Department of Forests and Waters In so dolng he gave up rxches to serve h1s fellowmen H1s efforts have endowed us wxth state parks forest lands and the Mont Alto Samtarzum We would be happxer have greater prest1ge and leave agreater herltage 1f everyone of us spent more of h1s tlme serv1ng those about Thls would requlre less expendlture of tune try1ng to surpass our ne1ghbors soclally and econom1cally Most famous people have been contented and happy They have achzeved these satxsfactlons wh1le serv mg mankmd and achlevmg fame The dec1s1on of how we mvest our l1ves remams wxth each of us mdlvldually We w1sh each of you the greatest sat1sfact1on happmess and success throughout the balance of your l1fe We hope fortune and con tentment wlll sm1le upor on 1lkeW1S6 4 COUNCIL und ELDERS ff K fl, N L., X Y X ,inf f SEATED Georgew Fultz Treasurer Josephw Barley V1cePres1dent HomerD Messerman Presrdent JohnL Pandel Secretary Robert Se1gel Attomey STANDING MarunB Erdley S Boyd Kerstetter E1merE Srpe Pau1Z1mmerrnan Samue1C Mrtchell A1vmA Mrller FredD Haller W1ll1amT Edmrston BOARD OF EDUCATION John S. Ward, Herbert F. Yingling, Dr. James R. McNabb. Walter E. Knepp, Harry M. Singleton l'-I . - ' . ' . - ' . ' - ' I C xff fseahi HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr Roy D W1lson Mr J W1ll1am R1den Mr James M Leader and faculty have not only been supervlsors and pr1nc1pals to us but guldance counselors and advlsors We have always found them w1ll1ng and eager to talk over our problems wxth us and to make helpful suggesuons At the begmnmg of h1gh school they helped us choose the courses whlch would benef1t us the most When the t1me came for the Jumor Prom and other part1es and dances they not only chapa roned us but helped us We the Sen1or Class of 1955 S1ncere1yw1sh to thank the Adrrumstratlon and faculty for all the help and guxdance they have gxven us durmg the past years at Ch1ef Logan Jo1nt I-hgh School 7 FLORENCE FARREN Secrerary to Assistant High School Principal ,Env -Yx Mini, L., -1, .,.... - -- ff' if-1 i i i- ' ., ,ff , ,iaif ' ' , JAMES LEADER Assistant High School Principal ARLENE LEITER Secretary to Supervising Principal 8 SHIRLEY ANDERSON Secretary to Principal nuff 1 YQ tiff' ' I . 6- Q ' 5' , , it S' ii if f PHILOSOPHERS ,MAS XX X if 1 f XX 'xxx xXQrl HQ f 0 X E 'fv wx' www!! 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DEANNA BENAY AMSPACKER Deanna Academic Ambition: To make good Pet peeveg Homework Curly blond hair. . . doesn't talk much. . . often seen driv- ing the Ford. . . quite an artist. 5-35 'v HAROLD LARRY AMSPACKER Larry Academic Ambition: Graduate Pride and joy: Ford Pet peeve: School Larry hails from the Ave- nue. . . pilots a Ford. . . usually seen with Philip. Activities: Class Play 4. 'if Pt. RONALD CLARENCE AUMILLER Nig Academic Ambition: Standard Steel Worker Pride and joy: Hunting and Fishing Pet peeve: Women Nig is a member of the Yeagertown gang. . . has lots of wit, , ,likes getting into mis- chief. or f :W , X R inf' L ' 95 1 i A WILLIAM THOMAS BAXTER Tommy General Ambition: Navy Pride and joy: Olds Pet peeve: Movies Tommy is a quiet lad. . . works as an usher at the Em- bassy. . .often found with Druckenmiller. A-6 li -11' ex ar' ...Z Proud Seniors We entered the doors of Chief Logan High School in September 1954. Each proud senior looked forward to a fully scheduled senior year. Study, combined with yearbook band, class play and other extra-cur- ricular activities, provided a year of hustle and bustle for the busy seniors Y' GLENN CRISSMAN Glenn General Amb1t1on Ranger 1n the U Army Prlde and Joy Motorcycle Pet peeve School A fr1endly talkatlve boy has a devllrsh grm usually seen on h1s motorcycle pretty brown ha1r ACIIVIIISS Football I Wres tllng 2 Basketball 1 361' i' mv-4 Money Projects Some of our money maktng projects were the football concessron stand, selltng candy and peanuts at noon presentmg the class plays and taklng orders for Chrrstmas cards CLASS -saw CHARLENE CRISSWELL Charlene Commerc1al Ambluon Get a job 1n Florlda Prrde and joy Her dad s car Pet peeve Homework Bu1lt close to the ground frxendly hearty laugh usually seen w1th Nancy Act1v1t1es Newspaper 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 'sf- and candy Th1s money was used to help meet expenses for the class trrp 5 u-5. JOSEPH MICHAEL DROZDA oe Commerc1al Amb1t1on JOID the Army Prlde and joy Hrs pretty teeth Pet peeve That Lew1stown 1r Joe 15 one of our class clowns always w1ll1ng to help one of the Goat H111 Bang Act1v1t1es Newspaper 3 Legend 4 5'--wx HARRY CARL BEAVER Beaver Academtc Amb1t1on Obst1tr1c1an Pr1de and Joy Jamce Grabbe Pet peeve Bob Johnson Beaver 15 fnendly w1th everyone especlally those tn LCWISIOWH always eaung or gnpxng someumes seen sport1ng the keys to the green Plymouth how W111 Frances and her fnends get home w1thout Beaver P P Acuvmes Legend 4 H1 Y 3 Soccer Mgr I 2 Class 3 4 P S Newspaper 3 Hobby Club 1 Pr1nt Club 1,2 DAVID PAUL DRUCKENMILLER Dave Commerclal Ambltlon Navy Prrde and Joy A Burnham g1rl Pet peeve Women dr1vers Shy and qulet ma1n mterests l1e 1n Burnham never has much to say anx1ously awalts graduatlon ram 'Q -l .I L 4 N X .. 1 . .S- , W ' : .3.4: --J -- - 3 A .ta Q l : 4 2,3,4g BasketballMgr. I,2, . V gl : A Play , p ,. ,.P,A,'3,4: , 1 ,L - s . 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' N 1 WILLIAM LEROY EDWARDS B1 Academrc Ambrtron A rrch teacher Pnde and Joy The lrttle ja 10PY Pet peeve Mr Check s de ment system B111 lrkes to agltate glrls pleasrng personalrty qurte studrous usually heard but not always seen Acuvmes Basketball 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Legend 4 Glee Club 4 Class play 4 LYNN HAROLD FITZGERALD FIIZ Academrc Ambrtron Study Agnculture Prlde and Joy French Horn Pet peeve Workrng Fltz came toC L H S rn hrs senror year lrkes musrc and sports Actrvmes Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Class play 3 G33 9' 5---V ir bl' SENIOR WILLIAM ROBERT FOX 1 Academtc Ambrtxon To be a farmer Prrde and Joy Huntmg Pet peeve School B111 rs short but well bu1lt one of our canvasbacks usually seen Wllh a certam blond prlors a red convert 1b e Act1v1t1es Wrestlrng I 2 Class Officer 3 Class play 4 Q5 IRVIN ALBERT FRYER Irvrn General Ambrtron Navy Irv1n 1S a quret lad halls from Vrra pals wrth Larrd grreves over hrs Ponuac GWENDOLYN FULTZ Gwen Academrc Ambruon Regrstered Nurse Prrde and Joy Drck Pet peeve A Complarner Gwen belongs to the Sev pretty black ha1r can be seen drrvrng the Chevle lrkes to get marl from Tennessee ACIIVIIICS Softball I 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Ensemble 4 County Chorus 2 3 Llbrary 2 3 4 ArtClub I 2 Legend 4 Class play 4 T i S O P Class Offrce Practrce was qurte the class, wasnt rt g1rls'7 Thrs new gradrng system was sure hard on our marks Remember how everyone was always behrnd rn therr work and wor rred about gettrng rt done rn trme Just to frnd we were domg the wrong thrng anyhow 'Q A 4' 1 1 en ... 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'S 1, Vvfk I . 9 ig, . . - , . . . . . im. 1 Y GENE WILLIAM GILBERT NORMAN RHINEHART GANTZ Suds Academlc Ambmon Arr Force Prxde and joy The Gang Pet peeve Strauser and Peters Norman can usually be found where there IS trouble 1 ways has somethmg to say lrkes to flsh and hunt Act1v1t1es Glee Club 3 4 Basketball 2 CLASS FRANKLIN HARRY GEISSINGER Frank Commerclal Amb1t1on Accountant Pr1de and joy The Gang Pet peeve Homework Frank IS very qulet frlend ly wxth everyone wants to succeed usually seen w1th the Gang Act1v1t1es Legend 4 Class Play 4 .4 :W si, W as: 'Q SHELBY JEAN FULTZ Shelby Commerclal Ambmon Beautlclan Pude and joy The Ford Pet peeve Broken typewrlters Shelby 15 the class glggler can be found worklng at Batus ta s pals wrth Krteder ndes ln a blue Ford Acttvmes Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 County Cho 2 3 P A 3 N paper 3 Art club I 2 Gllbert General Ambxtlon State Pollce Prlde and joy Llvlng Pet peeve Schoolwork Gene IS a 11vely lad lots Of fun 3 Sood am' one FREDICK EARNEST GINGERICH Fred Academlc Ambluon Commerc1alArust Prlde and joy A certatn gxrl of hls mam grlevances IS homework tv' Actlvlues Class play 4 Fred 15 qu1te an artlst nev er has much to say always late for school h3llS from Yeagertown tQ'Q. IWNVX W:-:7 P O D me Remember P O D class Semors'7 Also the Requlrements if for Presmdent test It should be 5, well remembered We had mt every day for two weeks Almost ltke recess wasn t 1t'7 That 15, t1l report cards came out and the E S every day kept the good marks away O ' ...a - : , g .. . . . Z 1 ' ' - T ' .-.- I.: i N ' , , 5 - 5 A wS.:P.S...:ews- A : 3 : , . 1 ' I ll ' ur V A kr A H 0 ' i 4 'wp Pet peeve: Druckenmiller As , 1 I X r c a n x U - 1, J ,jg , 'V v 4 . - . n 1 l A - I ' . ,, x 1 1 . I at-i,3., A , U A . A F4 .J ' I 1. 4 ' , sy: A 1, ' 9 3 . . , . V I 345 's :+A PHILIP EUGENE GINGRICH P 1 Academ1c Pr1de and Joy Ford Pet peeve Car trouble Phtl IS our class prestdent a good basketball player l ways late for school Actxvltres Wresthng I Bas ketball 2 3 4 Band 2 Class off1cer 3 4 Class play 4 KENNETH ALAN GOSS Ken Commercral Amb1t1on zo years U S A F Pr1de and joy Graduatrng Pet peeve Nattonal Guards Ken IS a proud member of the Nauonal Guards he can be found workmg at the San 1tary Da1ry one of the boys from the Ptke Act1v1t1es Soccer I Base ball I Football I Hobby club 1 SENIOR MOLLIE ANN GUTSHALL Annle Academrc Ambltron Reglstered Nurse Pr1de and joy Wayne Pet peeve Mnchell Head Majorette pals around Wllh Mert and the rest of the Seven thtnks a lot of that spectal alumnus llkes to eat Act1v1t1es Softball 1 2 Band 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 Class play 4 D1str1ct Chorus 3 4 Legend 4 Newspaper 4.54.1 ny ,va fv- AZ? fix, New BETTY ANN HAMBRIGHT Betty Commercta Amb1t1on BCSUIICISH Pr1de and joy Curly haxr arr Betty has a hard ume mak mg up her mrnd where her Interest hes wears an L H S class rmg but ltkes the I I H. S football players has pretty curly ha1r Act1v1t1es Chorus I 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 3 4 Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Newspaper 3 is Q:--'V we SP JAMES WILBERT HANNON 1m General Arr1b1t1on Study Engrneermg Pr1de and Joy Hrs shot gun Pet peeve Boys J1m IS proud of hrs job at the hosp1tal fl1rts wtth all the nurses one of the gang from the p1ke a true base ball fan Act1v1t1es H1 Y 3 4 Hobby club 1 Baseball 2 f ll Sh S.. L. S1x students and an advtsor re presented Chlef Logan at the annual Pennsylvanla School Press Assocra tron Conventlon. The 1954 conventlon was held tn State College, on the Penn State Campus. Representtng the Legend and Steeler staffs were lVl1ss B1ttner,ad vtsor, B. Musser, B.Strauser, D. Hel ler, H. Moyer, R. Havice, and H. Beaver. vt Q A ' v ' 5 V 4 X f Y nl' N x I . . . . . rx s ' . . . ' ' -- -I ' 1 ' '- h'l ' - 'A : - ' : '- . : Afflbmomb Manager Pet peeve: Peg's peroxide 5 - : .. .. h . ' ..l ' - J Q.,,4X ' 'Ha l 1 . . . - , I b z A 3 - . . . . 1 xv . . A sn: ' ' : i H . D l H : 'i ' '.-3. I 1 XA 4 I 2. . V I l I Q 1' . il A H 2 ' I. . .: v ..3.4: :aj , , l ' ' I.2.3- A f - .X : : in 9. 1 ' 3 ,Wd A ' E ' P. . . A. 'I ROBERT FREDRICK HAVICE Bob Academic Pride and joy: The Chevey Pet peeve: Chemistry Neat dresser, , ,seen driving Ka Y to and from school. . . curly hair .. . has a temper, Activities: Football I,2, 3g Glee Club 2g Legend. O f. CLASS ,ea -- BERNADINE MARIE HECK Meri Academic Ambition: Nursing Pride and joy: The Ford Pet peeve: Rothrock Mert is one of our small gals. . . usually seen with Annie . . . a member of the Seven . . . plays a clarinet, Activities: Band I, 2, 3,43 Chorus 3,4g Class play 4g Softball zg Legend 4, Trio 3,45 County Chorus 3,43 Ensemble 3,43 County Band 2, 3, The '55 Legend The Legend staff spent many supperless nights typing, erasing, correcting Cand more erasingl to get the '55 Legend in order. Smeary carbon sheets, sticky glue and lots of confusion will long be remembered by the seniors. Well kids, the year- book is finished and the confusion is over, but it was fun, wasn't it? MICHAEL WILLIAM HELWIG Mick Academic Pride and joy: The Gang Pet peeve: Chemistry Mick hails from Yeager- town, , . one of the Gang .,, pretty blue eyes. . .likes to cut up in Chemistry class. Activities: Legend 42 Wres- tling Manager I,2,3,4g Foot- ball Manager I, 2, 3,43 Glee Club 3,4g Art Club 4: Var- sity Club 3,4, . ff, ,u li Ars. 4, . Ja , .X t I , 1 4 y 1 tp If X , Q ,,,- ' A 1, LARRY VINCENT HARBST Pee Wee General Ambition: Forest Ranger Pride and joy: His guns Pet peeve: School Pee Wee is a little lad. .. but says, little things mean a lot , , ,likes to hunt. . . usu- ally seen with Torok. , , rides a rattletrap Ford, Activities: Football lg Band I,2g Wrestling 3,4, NORMA LOUISE HOA R Norma Commercial Ambition: Mrs. Harold Shep- herd Pride and joy: IQ54 Suntan Pet peeveg Other girls Norma has very pretty hair ...She is always laughing.. . sure is crazy about that Shep- herd guy. , , can be found working at the Sanitary Dairy. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4g Chorus I,2,3,4g Softball 1, 2, 3,45 Art Club 1,23 News- paper 3: Legend 4. 'Rr SANDRA SUE HOFFMAN Sandy Commercial Ambitiong Read up on farm- ing, Pride and joy: Dave Pet peeve: Schoolwork Sandy is always seen with the rest of the gang. . . peppy cheerleader, , ,goes square dancing a lol. . .thinks a lot of Dave. Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Library 2, 35 Legend 4g Cheerleader 3, 4, LUCINDA ANN HORNER Lucy Commercial Ambition: To graduate Pride and joy: Her class ring Pet peeve: Norma's laugh Lucy is pretty proud of that Harshbarger kid, , ,she is the older of the two sisters. . . short and lots of fun. . . another of the Newtown gang. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 3g Chorus i,2, 3. SENIOR PEGGY LEE HORNER Peggy Commercial Ambition: To get that cer- tain boy Pride and joy: U. S. A, F, Pep peeve: No mail Peg is quite a talker, , , pals with Betty Ann. . .can be found working at Battista's, , , loads of fun. . . she is the young er of the two sisters. Activities: Cheerleader I, 2,3, 4g Softball 1,25 Class officer r,2, 3,4g Chorus I,2, 3,4g County Chorus 3. 1' We ,X .gn GQ? hr RUTH DORINE HUNTER Dorine General Ambition: Change her last name Pride and joy: Dorty Pet peeve: Homework Dorine flashes a diamond on her left hand, third finger ,, ,friendly to all. , ,usually found at the Hershey. I 1 ROBERT JOHNSON Pinocch General Ambition: Get Ink a girl Pride and joy: Being so short Pet peeveg Harry Beaver Bob is one of our tall witty Seniors... He keeps us all laughing. . . You can usually find him and ink running after the girls from Armagh Brown, ,H Q :urs Ring Up The Curtain Ring up the Curtain, a series of skits, plays, monologs and music, was presented on November 19, 1954. Over forty of our seniors participated in this play. Our thanks to Mrs. Steele, who made our play the success it was. WILLIAM LEE KNEPPER Bill Commercial Ambition: To own a buick Pride and joy: Girls Pet peeve: L. l-l, S, girls Bill loves to drive his Dad's chrysler. . . pals with Pandel. . . likes to giggle. . . hails from New Burnham, Activities: Hi-Y 3,45 Soccer 2: Hobby Club 1: Newspaper 3. r-RR. rf' if IQ, ' 'X X if CLASS HARRIET SUE KNODE Sue General Ambition: Get driver's license Pride and joy: Plymouth Pet peeve: Homework Sue has pretty blond hair, , , usually has a lot to say.. . hails from Yeagertown. . .often seen at the Hershey, Jr 'D- Laughing Irish Eyes Messy make up, tiresome re- hearsals, and nerve-racking perform- ances, all added to the fun and enjoyment we had during our class play season. The last-minute worries and de- tails led to a fine climax, a successful play. We want to thank our director, Mrs. Rhodes for the fine job she did, and Wish her luck in future plays. JOYCE MARGARET KOHLER Joyce Commercial Ambition: M, R, S, Degree Pride and joy: Her diamond Pet peeve: P, O, D. Joyce is usually quiet ex- cept when she gets her tem- per up. She sure thinks a lot of that guy from 8th Ave. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 3: Library I: Art club I, fl.- Q! C7 DONNA SUZANNE KELLER Sue Academic Ambition: To be successful Pride and joy: The Ford Pet peeve: Suds One of the Seven , . .neat dresser. . . can usually be seen hot-roddin' around, . . friend to all. Activities: Softbal1,Ig Chorus I, 2, 3,4: Library 2, 3,4g Class plaY 4: Legend 4. DONNA LEE KREIDER Donna Commercial Ambition: To be a beautician Pride and joy: A certain guy called Bud Pet peeve: A certain someone Donna can usually be found with Shelby, , , she sure doesn't like the distance between here and Juniata College Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3,45 County Chorus 2, 3,45 Softball I, 3,4g Newspaper 3: Library Club 2, 3: Class PlaY 4: Leg- end 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4. ,Aff 33 N DONALD LEROY LAIRD Don General Ambmon Pllot Prxde and Joy My car Pet peeve Baxter s mustache Don rs quret and shy but a lot of fun frrendly real proud of that car of 1115 MILDRED JEAN LAUVER Mxd Academrc Ambttton Change name to Carruthers Prtde and Joy B111 Mtd rs pretty but saucy f1ne actress can often be seen drtvrng B111 s Ford good artrst one of the square dancers Actrvmes Legend 4 Class Play 4 Forensrc Play 2 Art club 2 3 4 crm 'ao N SENIOR MARY MARGARET LINDSEY Mary Academrc Ambttton To be a mmtster Prrde and Joy Dr1ver s lrcense Mary rs one of our studrous gals co edrtor of the Steel really lrkes a certarn Guy has a smrle for everyone Act1v1tIes Chorus I 2 3 4 3 Steeler I 2 3 4 end 4 Class Play 4 P S 'CT JOYCE ANN MCCALISTER Joyce Commercral Ambtuon Stenographer Prtde and Joy 50 Olds Pet peeve A certain Martne Joyce ts a qutet grrl nrce personalrty usually seen drlvrng the Olds to an from school Acttvmes Newspaper 4 Chorus 3 4 Class Play 4 Qu. AM 'YN T117 JAY HENRY MCCARDLE a Academlc Ambtuon Arr Force Pr1de and Joy The gang Pet peeve Gantz A cute redhead always has a car load spends most of h1s ttme w1th the Gang can often be seen at the ser v1ce statlon Actrvmes Wrestllng I Glee Club 4 fr- b -ag? Q,-X M'-sv Chrtstmas Ttme The sentors can tell you an ortgt nal way of getttng Chrtstmas trees tn the rooms The wtndows served ftne, drdn they boys '7 Our halls gave off a ptney essence and we really had the sptrtt of Chrtstmas Choruses of Chrtstmas carols rang through the atr as the ensemble sang them out The semors of 55 wtll thtnk of thts last Chrtstmas at Chtef Logan for many Chrtstmases to come f ' - I ' f x III yup I ' I ... F9 1. N ' ' ' Cl rm u ' u ' er '.'. ' ' W ' X -- ff. Pet peeve: Schoolwork Lrbrary 2, 3, 4g Class offtcer N.. f , I ' 2. : . . . 5 Leg' ' . 'f'f'l5fg'ff9 fy . ' ' ' - P.A. 3. ' ' . ' 2 f . ffss'fPi I f : ' .3: axe. 1 1 - il ,V ,tx ,R I 1 f 3 . . . . ,t ! ' ' g . . Q . , . . 4 . FRANCIS EDWARD MCMINN Frannie Academic Ambition: To get ahead Pride and joy: That Yellow Convertible Pet peeve: Ucic Frannie is the captain of the football team. . . well likes by all. . . always seen driving that Chevy. Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling I, 2, 3, 45 Class play 45 Baseball 2, 4: Varsity Club 3, 45 Varsity Club Officer 4, I t Aga ,-51,1 Band Nine seniors leave the green and white band this year. The last game and final concert were rather sentimental for Bert Annie , Dutch , Mert , I-litey , r CIASS QQ DONALD EUGENE MENDLER Butch General Ambition: Navy Pride and joy: A new car Pet peeve: School One of our athletes, , , well liked, , , a good chemistry student. . . a practical joker, Activities: Wrestling 3,45 Football 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH MOYER I-litey General Ambition: Teach Lit Pride and joy: The Band Pet peeve: Toni I-litey is quite the girl when it comes to beating those drums . . .she was always in the mid- dle of the funny stuff on the band bus.. . can always be heard laughing. ., loves P. O, D, Activities: Class Officer I, 2, 3, 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus r,z,3, 45 Softball I,2,3,45 Library I,2, 35 County Band I, 2, 3,45 County Chorus 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Art 'a Club 1,23 Basketball I5 Class Y play 3,45 P. S. P, A. 3,45 Legend 4, S- , ' ,K H . il fi' , if , PS2 X :, ,avi I Q N 2 Q A ,kii ff i' I r lisa t gp - George , Pete , Bill , and elFitz ll. fv- 'sr Q' ,' i X ROBERTA ANN MCCOACH Bert Commercial Ambition: R, N, Degree Pride and joy: Bert-mobile Pet peeve: Schoolwork Bert is a high-stepping majorette. .. likes to square dance... usually found at Hill's. . . always laughing. Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3,45 Legend 45 Fo- rensic League 25 Class Play 45 Ensemble 4. DAVID LARRY MITCHELL Dave Academic Ambition: Farmer Dave is good looking. . .a blue-eyed farmer boy, , . hails from Dry Valley. . .enjoys be- ing with The Gang , Activities: Band I,2. 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2,45 Class Officer 45 County Cho- rus 3, wql- 4. l .-bg' iv T7 X' it .h X E QP , JANE MURPHY Murph Commerclal Amb1t1on Secretary Prrde and joy Jack Pet peeve An empty ma1lbox Peppy cheerleader her man rs Jack qulte a letter wnter always laughxng Actlvrtres Cheerleader 2 3 4 Class offrcer 2 3 County Cho end 4 Class play 4 BARBARA ANN MUSSER Muss Academlc Pet peeve Rothrock Always seen and heard ove those freckles one of the Seven what a grgglel Acuvrtles Newspaper 2, 3 Softball 1 2 3 Legend4 C o rus I 2 3 4 Llbrary 3 4 Class play 4 Ensemble 4 R5 SENIOR GARY LEE NORTH Gary General Ambltron College Pr1de and Joy A certam rr Pet peeve School Gary IS a real cute ktd manages to keep an uproar last perlod usually seen wlth Felmlee 'M' 5 PATRICIA YVONNE OLNICK at Commerclal Amb1t1on To become a farmer Pnde and Joy Letter Col lectlon Pet peeve Homework Pat IS supplled wlth lots of wxt halls from the Avenue one of our future secretarxes has an lnterest rn farmxng pals wlth Sm1tty and Frnk Act1v1t1es Chorus I 2 3 4 116 if PEGGY ELIZABETH PAGE Peggy Cornmerc1al Ambmon To be a secretary Pr1de and joy Her class rrng Pet peeve Those early wres tlmg hours Peg 15 proud of her long han except when ll rams thlnks a lot of a certarn senror from Lewlstown ACIIVIIISS T H1 Y 2 3 4 orus I 2 3 4 P S Convent1on Softball 2 3 4 L1brary Club 2 3 Newspaper 3 Art Club I 2 State Bak mg Contest 'hi 'Supp Cheerleaders The sen1ors of 55 take four cheerleaders wtth them We wlll never forget the fun and good tlmes on the band bus Peg Sandy Sue and Murph have cheered at thelr last game and have latd thelr uruforms astde ij L! 5 .. 1-P i f 1 A-J .. .. ' ... : til .- ' I i Ch . . .: . .P.A. P H 4 ' I I ' ... ' .U A ' . ' ' 1 - rus 2,3,4g Ensemble 3,43 Leg- ' ' ' dr g'1 ' 471- .4 .. . W' Q-, ,. ' ll n ' -.. I : , 1 7 ' ...1 U ,. Z.: :I h - 0, f if u Y XMI' ' - f N - an nv at rv 1 9 I 7 ll 'U Ci 'I I RONALD ERNEST PANDEL Ron Commercial Ambition: To graduate Pride and joy: Shorthand skill Pet peeveg Noisemakers Ron is a big lad... quiet and studious. . . always with Bill Knepper. . .tall and athletic looking. Activities: Hobby club Ig Newspaper 3, -32 Vi' - 'H-1 ' CLASS JOHN HENRY PETERS III Pete Academic Ambition: Work for Uncle Sam Pride and joy: The gang Pet peeve: Band practice Pete is always teasing.. . has pretty green eyes. . .likes the Air Force, , ,usually found where there is trouble, Activities: Band I,2,3,4g County Chorus 3,4g Basketball 3- 4- wt' 1 v O ,F by I X ' 'Good-bye The Chief Logan athletic squads, music groups and other extra-curricular fields lose many of their participants with the passing of our ninety-nine seniors. And now as we turn to bid farewell to our friends and classmates, we also say good- bye to the fun and enjoyment we have had in the Chief Logan extra-curricular schedule. ex gun ROBERT DONALD PAGE Pear Academic Ambition: Leave Burnham Pride and joy: Battista's Pet peeve: Stoicovy Pear can usually be found at Battista's. . ,he is proud of his Chrysler. . .but loves to drive his grandfather's Cadil- lac. . .has a smile for every- one. Activities: Soccer 1,25 Hi-Y 2, 3,4g Class play 45 Legend 4. I 4 ,av P. Q.- I 'v3Qf .V 1 RONALD EARNEST RAMSEY Ron General Ambition: Mechanic Pride and joy: A certain girl Pet peeveg School Ron is quiet until you get to know him, , , nice smile... hot- rods a Pontiac, , , thinks a lot of a certain girl. MELVIN JAMES REED MCI Commercial Ambition: To graduate Pride and joy: Someone from Lewistown Pet peeve: Ed Walter Mel is one of the Cindethill gang... Pals with Sheetz and Rheem. . . Wants to go to Alaska with Ed. Activities: Print Club I,23 l-lobby Club lg Soccer I,23 Class Play 3. Q ni, ix Sa -Q, illllll ntl . 5,5: '1' ,gf-5. J. ' - 1.,f.ff . - . ' l4.j'f ?5srs:'3..1. ,. . 6 , .. I Ll' f, lr ,ink 4-I2 A6 3 Q1-9 SUSANNE REESE SUSIE Academlc Ambrtron R N degree Prrde and Joy Tom Pet peeve Poor Sport Peppy cheerleader member of the Seven goes for that boy from Lewrstown wants that M R S degree someday Acuvrtles Softhalll 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 Lrbrary 2 3 4 Legend 4 Class Play 4 Newspaper4 Ensemble4 RICHARD CARL RHEEM Drck Commercral Arnbrtron Go to Calrfornra Prrde and Joy Cmderhlll D1ck rs burlt close to the ground a whrz at shorthand another Clnderhlll fan lxkes the Lewrstown g1rls Act1vIt1es Class Offrcer I 3 4 Hobby Club I Soccer Manager I Class Play 3 4 Newspaper 3 Legend 4 av- ' Mx ,711 SENIOR DAVID SHOWERS RICHARD Dave General Ambrtron Feedmrller Prrde and Joy Money Dave IS a real swell lad well supplled w1th gum usually seen w1th Rxchardson af: nf' av- ROBERT EDWIN RICHARDSON o Academrc Ambrtron Be a srner Prrde and Joy Dodge Pet peeve Trrgonometry Bob IS one of our tall guys has a nrce vorce can usu ally be seen a hotrod n that Dodge always has a car load Actrvltles Class play 4 Glee club 2 3 4 Boys quar ret 3 County chorus I 2 faq, JOYCE LORRAINE RITTER Joyce Commercral Ambltlon M R S degree Prlde and Joy Gerald Pet peeve School Joyce 15 one of our short gals pals around wrth V1r grnra really thrnks a lot of a certaln guy named Gerald wig 4 ,IL Football Queen A new event at Chref Logan Hrgh School was the Football Queen electron and dance The H1 Y Club sponsored the contest and the dance The student body voted, and se lected Bernad1ne Heck as Queen Sue Reese as Mard of Honor, and Donna Krerder, Gwen Fultz Jams Snook, .Tan na Lee Snook as attendants Harry Beaver served as Master of Ceremomes A ' ..B b.. ' ' ... H- . 4.- . . . : , S A z : . . . 3 . . - ' . . . . : 2 , . . ' ' ' . . . --3, , ,J H .. - .. ' .. .. . 4 ..-'Wa . . . . . . . . I 4 K Q 5 Q? Pet peeve: Being short Pet peeve: Homework g H ' I, if .. - .. 1 f .. .. - of V V450 3 gf, . . . A 1, :V ,Q L, ... . . ' . . . , I 1.6 ,x - . : ' . . : : : . : 5 . . Q A 'V as A j V I A ft. Z - as Xl : D , - GEORGE EDWARD RODKEY Rodkey General Ambitton lVlUSlC Teacher Pride and joy Plano Pct peeve School Rodkey plays the drums in our band well supplied Wllh answers has great talent playing the piano Activities Glee Club 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 3 County Band 2 Class Play 4 I'-4 3' Ali' CLASS ...Q- CHARLES VICTOR ROTHROCK Chuck Academic Ambition Tractor trailer driver Pride and Joy Ruby Pet peeve Heck Chuck IS one of our football players everyone s friend enjoys sleeping dislikes chemistry likes to tease Activities Football 3 4 Bas ketball 2 Legend 4 News paper 3 Varsity Club 3 4 39 Award Day The seniors are a happy crowd on Award Day The outstandmg students tn studtes and extra curricular acttvlties recetve pins Jackets, sweaters and cer trflcates to vertfy thetr achtevements We then see these awards worn proudly the rest of the year CELESTA MAE SEITZ Celest Commercial Ambition Telephone opera o Pride and Joy Bud Pet peeve 48 Chrysler of that boy Bud always seen laughing pals with Lucy Activities Softball 2 3 4 Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Chorus 2 if ,ls ' tv-4' A M OSCAR HENRY ROCKEY Rockey General Ambition To be a success Pride and joy The Phillies Pet peeve School Rockey IS a sleepy guy proud of h1s hair one of the P1ne Top Gang Act1v1t1es Soccerl 2 Pnnt Club I 2 3 4 Hobby Club I JOHN HENRY SHEETZ n Commerclal Pride and Joy Ctnderhrll Pet peeve Girls Ink IS a handsome lad l ways with Reed and Rheem one of the Cinderhill boys thinks a lot of those M1lroy girls Act1v1t1es Soccer I Print Club I 2 Hobby Club I H1 Y 2 3 4 Newspaper 3 fi -RG. ov I Q. lil' . ,. .. f K .. : . X . , i . I ., ..: I ' Q 1, ' A 4' V- 2' 4 I in I ' 'f I 'ight 4 f I ' . A Q- Celest surely thinks a lot Ambition: J0ir1 Ihe Air.F0rC6 Q V I - :I I I' n r . . . Z ' Q f V . -- 'Rx ,.f, F I Q - . : : 4 Q '- . . 1' . , X . ' 1- H fa 5--30 ,3 fl, ,is-Fl ' ' ' 1 l I ' A A Yi I .1 V ,- ' , x . 1 N, 5 . . ' '. . . ' g l,,4:: 'Ze K if FRANKLIN KIETH SHIELDS Dad Academic Ambition: To be a success Pride and joy- The Gang Pet peeve Strauser Keith is a tall lanky lad from Green Avenue one of our good athletes lots of fun usually seen with the Gang Activities Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Glee Club 3 LO SMITH 4 Varsity club 3 4 Class IS JUANXTA Smitty Commercial play 4 Ambition Secretary Pride and Joy Her father s car Pet peeve Work Smitty 15 a real brain likes to hotrod the car pa s with Fink has short blond RONALD LEE SHIRK Shllkle Genera Ambition To get a motor Cycle hair Pride and Joy My Chev Pet peeve School Shirkie is one of our small guys really likes that Chevy wants that signed diploma Activities Glee club Activities Class play 4 Newspaper4 Softball 1 5 -Q? ff' 44' 1? SENIOR SHIRLEY ANN SMITH Shirley Commercial Ambition: Telephone opera- tor Pride and joy: Buck Pet peeve: Motor Bike Shirley is Mahady s girl she likes to sing always seen at Heading s Drug Store Activities Tl H1 Y 2 3 4 Art club I 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 3 4 District Chorus 3 4 Class Of ficer I Class play 3 4 Li brarian 2 3 Newspaper 3 Levend 4 urls IANIS AUDELL SNOOK Janis Commercial Ambition: Telephone Opera- tor Pride and joy: Bill's ring Pet peeve: Distance between Pa. and Fla. Janis is a quiet girl. . . really likes that Oburn boy. . .she is another of the Pinetop gang. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,45 President of Tri-Hi-Y 45 Cho- rus I, 2,3,4: County Chorus 35 Band 1,25 Class play 3. Forensics Chief Logan High School presented Cracked Ice and a number of readings and orations 1n the Mifflln County Forensic League Compet1t1ons of 1954 . .. .. . u ' n ' , ' ' ' 1 v 1 - 5 5 . - Q ' ' ' : r', ', , , g . . : . . . 1 1 ll ' . . ll : I l S . . .' I ' : . . . : ' . ' . -- . . . , S 1 ' . . , . . . 5 . : .. - .. - , n I 0 ' . '. . , l ' ' ' v- 1 ' . . . 1 ,Qs A ' ' : .. .t ' ' ' 3 g A , , :, ,2. , 3 ll ' ' ll ' . . . ' J .. ..- ' i - , g if . g 4 A I X, . . . : . , A , tb 5. -A ' I - ,fat I W ' 0 sxf ' 1 S 1, x 7 ,A A 7 M5 ' if , ' I .. ' ,lisa fi! -C ' . -st f 'ff , 1 . ' . . - ga- EI' ' ,W 3 ieagwf . I f f -X , . ' ' Ariz 3 , ' ' V. MF' ' .Af ai' n1u:.,12iI, 3. If '1Ef:Ea:f? 'f I ' . ..,.2213?IE7'? 1 . . . . iii' ' 4 I 33 545-'lsssffv s 2 , L1 J ff? latl E ' .sszar:i':f:f': ' GARY WAYNE SNYDER Gary General Ambltlon Atr Force Prtde and Joy A certatn ll Pet peeve School Gary seems bashful t1l1 you get to know htm helpful class member often seen drlvlng a 53 Ford QS? CLASS ROBERT THEODORE SPECHT Bo General Ambltlon To graduate Prlde and joy A certa1n glrl ln Va Pet peeve Homework Frlendly halls from Glen wood another one of our student proctors looks for ward to graduation day Mn in Prom The Prom' What excltement' Everyone rushtng for somethmg to wear, someone to go 1th and plan nxng somewhere to go afterwards The gay decorattons the heavenly rnus1c and a wonderful date we'll never forget DALE CAROL STEEL D816 Commercial Ambltlon W A F Prlde and Joy Clnderhrll Pet peeve Dumb people Da e IS a tlny g1r1 w1ll W A F helght requirement? Always w1thJoan and Kay Acttvmes T H1 Y 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 fi 'Y I JANNA LEE SNOOK Janna Lee Commerclal Ambmon Mrs Holt Prlde and Joy L H S rlng Pet peeve Other glrls Janna Lee IS a Lewlstown Panther fan llkes to draw and slng pals wtth Norma and Huey ACIIVIIICS Chorus I 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 3 4 Dls trlct Chorus 4 Art club I 2 Softball 1 2 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Class play 3 4 Newspaper 3 Legend 4 NANCY LEE STEWART Ambxtlon Go to Florida Pnde and Joy Dad s Bulck Pet peeve Homework Nancy has pleasant dlspo s1t1on talks a lot about Florlda pals wlth Charlene usually seen dl'1Vll'lg a Buxck Act1v1t1es Class Play 4 iv' N94 N? fi! iid' 3 4 , X 8' l ' ' ' ...a I -' bn H :n . A . F ?.,i ..u..' ' , ' ' : A - Q i ' 354: . ,3. : Tri- - .. I . . . .: u . . ' 54' , She ever make the 5f4 Nancy Commercial L ,J 11 . .V . U ' - : - . 7 V , A W V I ' ' : 1 ' .f U ' I ' A I Z fl' , ' Q : 4 V1 R n I n , . I I ' hw y , X I I - fy ,. A 'Q . - t ... .. .X ' g . ' x 5 SENIOR :Q CEORGE CHRISTOPHER STOICOVY Scove Academlc AmbItIon AIr Force Prlde and Joy That square toe Pet peeve B Page Scove IS another of our gradu anng grIdmen always seen drtvmg a Packard pals Wllh Ward ActIv1tIes Football I 2 3 4 VBISIIY club I 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 Newspaper 3 Legend 4 BEVERLY ANN STRAUSER Bev Academtc AmbIt1on To go to college Prlde and joy DrIvers IICCUSC Pet peeve John and Kelth Everybodys fr1end loves to talk one of the Seven has a mce V0lCC co edltor of the Steeler Actlvittes Softball! 2 Cho ru I2 34 TrIo34 LIbr ry 2 3 4 Newspaper 2 3 4 Le end 4 Class Play 4 P S P A Conventton 4 Nt' DONNA MAE STROUP Donna Commercxal Ambmon Mrs Stewart Prlde and Joy Swabxes Pet peeve Bemg away from Im Donna IS proud of the Navy can be found worklng at Bamsta s pals Wllh Allem baugh ActIvItIes Softbal1I 2 3 4 Class Offtcer I 2 3 4 Bas ketball I Art Club I 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 County Cho 23 BndI2 TrIHI 2 3 4 Class Play3 4 News paper 3 Legend 4 1 1, VM THOMAS EDWARD STUCK Stucky CommercIal AmbItIon Mechamc Prxde and Joy That souped up Chevy Pet peeve The Gang Stucky IS always ready to gtve a hand In typmg class has a broad Smlle for everyone 1ust loves that Chevy of hIs pals Wllh Knepper Act1vItIes Hobby Club I 31,5 'Ns 1-x RICHARD FOSTER STYDINGER Re CommercIal AmbItIon LIfe wtthout work PrIde and Joy A Jumor gIr1 Pet peeve Mel and Tom s Ir Red has pretty wavy halt pals wIth Knepper usually seen rIdIng In Stuck s car Act1vItIes Soccer I 2 H1 Y 3 4 Hobby Club I Newspaper -AQ Y'-223' i Class P1cnIcs Everyone W111 remember the good tunes we had at our class p1cnIcs There was plenty to eat for all and never adull moment The weather was n1ce so the unexpectedly boys helped the gtrls to go In the water The teachers that attended the pIcn1cs seemed to enJoy themselves as much as the rest of us Yes these were occas1ons we shall never forge 3 I -5 ' ,Q 4, I n dn ' : I' g'l . : . ': : .' n n k'.'. ' 'I . 1 u 1 1 8 I , ...one of the Newtown gang Newspapet 3: Legend 4. K f Y f H: ...: T 4 .Rl ... rug , 5.5 ' xg '- '-Y S . . .ls ' a S . .3 . ,: g- : I 2 . .: . 4 3 4 . LA K, ' 4 ' ' , rl ERLINE RUTH VALENTINE George Commercral Ambruon See the gang ten years from now Prrde and joy B111 Pet peeve Johnson and Ink George has her reasons for conung to school early ltkes to tease that Reedsvrlle gtrl usually seen rrdrng around Wllh Conme Acuvlues Softballl 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 County Cho rus 2 3 Band I 2 County n I 2 A C ub I b r 2 Tr1H1Y234 Class play 3 Newspaper rfb, tr., 3 CLASS KAY LOUISE VAWN Ka Commerclal AmbIt1on Nurse Prlde and Joy Boys Pet peeve Homework Ohl that laugh short n sweet often seen square danclng l1kes to drrve Acuvmes Chorus 1 2 3 4 Legend 4 Class Off1cer 2 4 Class play 4 QE Class Tr1p IOYCE LONEDA WAGNER Joyce Commercral Amb1t1on To be a success Prlde and Joy Corb Pet peeve People who complain Joyce always seems happy enjoys talkmg fnendly usually seen wrth Corb Actrvlues L1brary I 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Newspaper 2 Legend4 Z X WILLIAM GEORGE UCIC B1 General Ambrrron Jorn the servrce Prlde and Joy I-Iuntmg ab1lIty Pet peeve McM1nn B111 11kes to hunt nrce personallty halls from Ewardtown one of our Actrvmes Class play 4 Wrestlrng I 2 3 4 Foot ball I 3 Varsrty Club 3 4 EDWARD LEROY WALTER Commercxal Ambrtron Coast Guard Prlde and joy Rose Pet peeve Shorthand Ed rs one of our football Senrors thmks a lot of a certaln Junlor Act1v1t1es Football I 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Bas ketball I 2 Class P1ay3 Remember the class tr1p The thtngs we d1dn t need but we took any 'V way and the thlngs we needed but forgot The classy hotels and the un classy klds Nobody annoyed us at all but can we say lt vlsa versa'7 . 1 .. ,. A 'I ' M .. z 4 : .. .. I , A : 37 .. .. N5 pit' V, I .1 ' ' ' 'S il' ,- 1 3 v . . 1 ,Q if 4 s I 1 i ' I E v F Ba d , 3 rt l ,2g Li- ra y g '- '- , , 5 .. ll., 5 3, .. YA... , ' I M :I - l - that Cadillac. canvas backs, 2 . . . 5 ' ' ' 3 5 . Q- 3 2 ' . : ' . . . : - .. C ' 1- n ' ' : ' ' rl UI N- ' ' ' Ed ' ll 1 A . ' ' ' I vt n - I 53' I -QV, E ' ,' , ,P hr V ' r 51 . X . ? H, . . , 1 - , ' , -- Y 4 a ' fi, I Y - , K 1. ,aff SENIOR 'i 1 ANNA MAE WALTERS Mae Commercial Ambition: Get that diploma Pride and joy: A certain boy Pet peeve: Homework Anna Mae never has much to say. . . good natured. . . usu- ally seen in her Chewy , . , pals around with Joyce. DONICE JEAN WALTERS Dutch Commercial Ambition: Stenographer Pride and joy: Jay Pet peeve: Homework High-stepping majorette, , . tall and slim. . . an active member of the Commercial Class... pals with Jean, Activities: Chorus 4g Band 4: Class play 4. lv JOHN SMITH WARD Ward Academic Ambition: Mechanical Engineering Pride and joy: That orange Gulf touch Pet peeveg Robert Page Ward is a swell fellow. .. always with Stoicovy. . . a very clear-minded Class President. . . Everybody's friend. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4g Class Officer 2, 3,45 Class play 34 Varsity Club 35 Newspaper 3g County Chorus 3. Legend 4, I DARLIS JEAN WARNER Jean Commercial Ambition: Secretary Pride and joy: Bill Pet peeve: Dictation Jean is a tall, slim, blond ...a busy Commercial stu- dent, . , came to us from Lewistown. . .usually seen with Bill. Activities: Chorus 4: Class play 43 Legend 4. .s Q? My T545 if if' Q CY, ?. v- MALCOM FRANCIS WHITSEL Malcom General Ambition: Graduate Pride and joy: A certain girl Pet peeveg Homework Malcom is a nice looking lad, . . friendly. . . usually seen with the General boys. Q. 'S l A ,Sig 'C-'I-V Class night is a sentimental occasion for the seniors. The little sayings, verses and gifts all hold '-'ln memories of our classmates. What a class and what a night!! . R 'ar 5 ,, . . V A, - J I . V ' F1 E .ar y A Class Night W P 'Qtr X X , . , i i,e:'4.' yi - x ' ' MARLIN GIBBONEY WRIGHT Bun General Ambition: Hunting and Fishing Pride and joy Hunting and Fishing Pet peeve One that got away Bun will hunt and fish all his life if he can he is a swell stage manager pals with Johnson P S H likes hunting and fishing Activities Basketball 2 3 4 Soccerz Hi Y2 3 4 RQ 'Y ii w-.4 ,x Commenc ement CLASS RONALD EDWIN YETTER Moe General Ambition Truck driver Pride and Joy A certain girl Pet peeve School Ron is one of the short guys of the class full of fun seen driving a Pontiac Activities Class play 4 ,3 uv' '3' MAY' The timewe ve allbeen waiting for yet we hesitate to leave our friends and good times we have had in the past Now we enter a new life and a bright and shining future TRESSY YVONNE YETTER Vonnie Academic Ambition Minister Pet peeve Homework Vonnie is a swell girl really bramy goes for re heads pals with Deanna candy stand brigade Activities Chorus I 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 Newspaper 3 4 Libra K! 'uv' 51--4' We wish to ex- press our appreciation to our advisors and class officers. They alldida Wonderful job andwork- ed together withthe class Their ideas together with ours made our years of high school successful DALE ALEXANDER ZIMMERMAN Zimmie General Ambition A good Job home car Pride and joy Money Pet peevc Homework Dale is another one of our quiet guys has a neat appearance pals around with Yetter and the sans an 'cf ' . ...le 3 H' : p,gi54s,KxX 1 VA I ..' mand- N I 3 ,. - . -- ' - H l . 4, K l ' : . . , r V- . 1 N ' X- vi , ' . ' ' ' s' . , I - ' ' t,2, , 5 ry 2,3,4, - ' : 1 L X - : 1 i - fo' 'Q ' X M 'A M ' V . . ' , f 5 Vg ' 4 . . ix 4 f h V . X1 I ' , u ' xtjlxyx fy ' . l xx tl I X X. 1' 'S Q 5 Eff -44 Good morning George Go team go! 'WJ 'ilu Oui Oui French Class wx V nt.. ' -1 489:-I.: ,..-. A. vw . e1ff.,.fw ' r'-A - ' A' be 055 ,Q , f ,S A. . -. . Cliff Dwellers Now please get in Linel 36 .av 791' . f., md ,V . Q Y'-f we-A If . ff. 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XX X XX XXwgX,f XX 'X -X X- 'V X X XXAQX f X m X Vi X X XX 'X X X X' ERN lk X XX XX X X gg, N15 X - XX X X XXX. XX, , X' X X WX X' K X X X' X X XX X X X 'X 'XSXX X X XX X X X X X X X X X X XXX-X XXXX X X .ite 9 , '71 ROW Ig W, Wray, G, Lash, J, Spriggle, I, Haller, I, Treaster, S, Krick, ROW 2: C, Becker, P, Treaster, K, Harpster, D, Rook, P, Lutz, R, Hannon, R, Fergison, ROW 3: S, Gibboney, B, Wilt, L, Freed, B, Shreffler, S, Skipper, P, Platzer, P, Gingher, J, Rheam, E, Bingman, S. Kauffman. ROW 4: D, Gingrich, R, Knepp, T, Pursel, G, Knepper, R, Walls, J, Clark, President, . . . .Gene Brown Vice-President . .Gary Simpkins J U N I 0 R Secretary. . . . La Rue Freed Treasurer, , . . IOC Clark Historian . . . .Glenn Knepper ROW I: I. Moore, J. Knode, K, Frazier, J, Zavacky, S, Rothrock, S, Mathias. ROW 2: J. Rockey, R, Smith, A, Thomas, J, Wilson, C, Stralo, S, Yetter, K, Crawford, P, VanArt, S, Smith, ROW 3: S, Hoar, lvl, Smeltzer, A, Schrecengast, K, Crawford, M, Moyer, J. Shortess, C, Bradley, L, Osborne, C, Marker, ROW 4: K, Phillips, D, Tate, W, Haney, E. Richardson, J. Musser. O- 'UFQA' Y'-, 1, ff X I fr , X A ,Q ge : ,, If 5 ' . S 1 ' '-' ,-tt: 'T 11, ,1 'S , 1 'L J ts ,, rv Q t x'o ' 1 -.. 3 1 ,. . 'le ROW I: R, Sheaffer, P, Shawver, M, Griffith, W, Krout, D, Warner, J, Hannon, B, Hannon, L, Havice, ROW 2: D, Cupper, L, Havice, D, Walters, J, Krist, D, Ford, A, Besch, ROW 3: Taylor, H, Wagner, L, Leonard, S, Hook, B, Benner, l, Hearn, J, Kearns, J, Freed, M, Hartman, ROW 4: R, Fisher, L, Bell, F, Brobst, P, Shilling, A, Pursel, W, DeArment, President, , , , ,Warren DeArment C L A S S Vice-President . . . Terry Pursel Treasurer. . . . .Donald Warner Secretary, , , , Deanna Ford Historian , . . Rosalie Hannon ROW I: R, Walters, G, Brown, D, Corbin, L, Rhodes, G, Sirnpkins, K, Meek, ROW 2: D, Kurtz, N, Musser, A. De- Arment, A, Mclwlinn, I, Laird, S, Lepley, ROW 3: T, Combriato, J, Solt, B, Clouser, S, Hannon, P, Baxter, B. Moore, S, Barger, D, Hunter, B, Harshbarger, L, Rager, ROW 4: J, Matthews, S. Mayes, M. Stidfole, R. MOiSl. P. Kipp. L. Fultz. .5310 f' 'aw .4 '11 5 Q ' 1? ROW I: R. Rhodes, R. Walker, G. Wagner, B. Illiof, T, Woomer, G. Glenn. ROW 2: M. Frey, N. Hummer, S. Corson, J, Stombaugh, D, Nale, N. Skipper, ROW 3: G. Ehrenfeld, N, Leach, R. Wilson, G, Paige,'M. Tate, A. Brought. ROW 4: K. Dunn, T. Knarr, D. Smith, G, Baumgardner, J. Bratron, R, Merryman, ROW I: L. Goss, G. Randolph, R. Case, D. Manley, C. fl, Drozda, W, Lewis, ROW 2: E. Shields, H, Osborne, J, Stuck, R. Leeper, C. Fetters, L. Shaw. ROW 3: P. Uh- ler, C. Reese, S. Thompson, H. Williams, E, Sikorsky, I. Gibboney. ROW 4: W. Napikoski, J. Wagner, G. Smith J. Harpster, G. Haines, W. Ammerman. -M' 1 ROW 1: R, North, D, Fowler, W. Wagner, L. Walker, M. Heller, D. Osborne. ROW 2: P. Minium, S. Woodling, S. 'Q Musser, B, Minium, N. Bradley. ROW 3: T. Greenaway, ' A, Price, S. Davis, J. Russel, F, Harden, D. Kress, M. Parker, G. Elliott, ROW 4: J, Beaver, J. Elliott, R. Lil- ley, L, Meyers, L. Anderson, M, Romig, D, Reiss, W. Bowers. SOPHOMORE President , , Vice-President Secretary. . Treasurer. . Historian . . James Bratton . Jack Clare Donna Kress .Gary Haines . Rita Wilson 3-ff-52 1.1 'f F 9?f' -2 ' 'I 4 fu, f. ' Jr..- ROW Ig H, Robinson, K, McKinney, K. Becker, H. Walker, M, Wagner, D. Ruble. ROW 2: J. Russler, K. Whitsel, S, Hallabaugh, D, Corbin, B, Reese, P, Mancino, W, Dunn, ROW 3: A, Allison, E. Edwards, M, Majestic, K. Leeper, L. Bair, C, Brumbaugh, A, Birch, ROW 4: L. Shawver, C, Fultz, P. Shilling, W, Roberts, R. Berrier, R. Arnold, J, Rodgers. President, , Vice-President Secretary. . Treasurer, , Historian , . CLASS , , John Tyson . Janice Russler . Barbara Loht Lester Anderson Evelyn Sikorsky 'lst' . . 0 -I 1 s, . .. W ,.,.., -5 1.4 -. -- . 4 no 5,1 'Ht 5 ' . v ROW I: J. Tyson, F, Gutshall, J, Kurtz, C. Napikoski, R. Napikoski, D. Bell. ROW 2: N, Benner, B, Hackett, A. Palm, I, Felin, C, Mohr, M, Dalby. ROW 3: B. Hannon, B. Loht, B. Naugle, S, Peters, L. Ulsh, L, Kline, ROW 4: N, Hummel, L. Hess, J. Bowen, D, Rodkey, H. Krepps, E Eby. 2- , Q.,-fl f WSI .I irvpxtvr ROW I: J. Clare, S, Wirrick, R, Batt, G. Crozier, N, Mowery, R. Henry. ROW 2: J. Welhelm, J. Habbershon, S. Freed, M. Walker, P. Eddinger, J, Mowery, ROW 3: M. Wray, M. Pursel, L. Pandel, J. Olnick, C. Bohn, C. Aumiller. ROW 4: A. Wagner, G, Wilson, J. Manbeck, R, Royer, L, Ufema, L. Smith, J. Bigelow, ROW I: W. Magill, S, Salamak, J, Shotzberger, I, Krick, S. Yerter, T. McNabb, ROW 2: J. Walter, J. Mowery, B. Thompson, J, Elder, D, Smith, C, Hood, N. Seby, R, Tay- lor. ROW 3: P, Hannon, D, Amspacker, L. Kratzer, C. Brought, B. Kennedy, W. Moore, A, Adams, H. Goss, ROW 4: A. Battista, J. Corson, R. Hambright, I, Fultz, J, Ging- rich, H. Pulley. 415. 'ff Ni, SV ROW I: G. Mast, W. Geedy, P. Bancroft, J, Stone, D, Pen- nington, T, Searer, ROW 2: H. Snyder, S, Himes, C. Nale, P, Smith, R, Harbst, A. Haines, J, DeArment, ROW 3: L, Rhodes, I. Harris, K, Smith, B, Bowen, P. Knepper, E, Wilson, B. Rhodes, J. Heider, R. Rowe. ROW 4: L. Hunter, S. Bubb, G. Smith, R. Birch, T. Brown, T. McCardle P 1 ff .ae ROW I: D. Bressler, G. Lyter, C. Bohn, J, Markley, G, Riden. ROW 2: P. McCallips, E. Selfridge, J. Smith, I. Snook, G. Gilbert, G. Benner, M. Reese. ROW 3: C. De- Arment, D, Mann, M, Royer, D. Beaver, J. Woodward, ROW 4: W. Callahan, D, Kritser, M. McMinn, G. Felmlee, FRESHMEN Fw wa 155. Sv T?--Q ROW I: R, Corbin, E, Fisher, D, Kauffman, J. Beers, T. ps may Gutelius, H, Richard, ROW 2: S, McClellan, D. Frank, N, Kauffman, F, Peters, S. Peters, T. Gates, S, Hannon, J, Heller. ROW 3: N, Mancino, R. Hook, B, Adams, J. Barnes, I, Brookshire, N, Snook, ROW 4: J. Yetter, D. Rhodes, J. Riden, D. Brown, E. Fleming, G. Wagner. CLASS President, , , ,,,, Jack Bohn Vice-President . . . Richard McMachon Secretary. , , , Beverly Breon TICBSUICI. . . . Bonnie Clark Historian , . . Bonnie Kennedy . ir 1 2' ROW I: G. Bay, D. Miller, R, McMahon, R. Foulk. ROW 2: B. Sieler, D. Fultz, A. Schomer, B. Reed, S. Rothrock, E. Hetrick, N. Warner. ROW 3: B. Grove, D. Fultz, C. Singley, P. Cherry, H. Arnold, L. Riden, B. Clark. ROW 4: I. Young, R. Fryer, R. Walls, D, Weaver. ,iq ... 41' 'dl ROW 1: T, Simonetti, D. Plank, D. Swyers, L. Ellinger, G. Wagner, E. Parks, G. Fultz, ROW 2: D. Schrecengasr, Z. Rodkey, A. Cosgrove, M, Leonard, B. Kauffman, R. Powell, D, Stine, G, Solt. ROW 3: B. Druckemiller, P. Briner, A. Corson, D. Corson, D, Kratzer, A, Yoder, ROW 4: A. Wir- rick, K, Bowen, S. Kephart, R, Berrier, G, Moist, L. Bittinger ROW I: N. Tate, J. McClenahen, J. Colabine, R, Wilson, R. Gingrich, T. Allenbaugh, R, Royer, ROW 2: D, Smelt- zer, L. Bell, I. Harpsrer, C. Mitchell, I. Elliot, S. Stidfole, K, Yetter, M, Stahl, G, McCloskey. ROW 3: N, Lighter, M, Olnick, M. Sipe, S. Kauffman, S. Leach, L. Hogans, L. Hook, C. Walters, E. Shahen, P. Hartman. ROW 4: D. Shau- ver, J, Lindsey, A. l-leckard, G. Smith. 1. Shade, P. Everly. ROW I: C. Moser, W. Pandel, R. York, T. Kauffman, L. Treaster, P. Bair, R. Eby, L. Gilbert, L. Bell. ROW 2: G. Dippery, E, Rheem, J. Seby, K. Henry, J. Lepley, E. Lockett, J. Loht, B. Masaros, W. Hudson. ROW 3: B. Shade, M, Reiss, A. Richardson, F. Uhler, G. Bell, J. Hav- ice, E. Romig, D. Stiful, M. Bmmbaugh, J. Bradley. ROW 4: R. Moore, D. Mullen, R. Haines, R. Aurant, R. Shildt, F. Allison, R. Biss. ROW I: D. Knepp, D. Hassinger, G. Bender, R. Searer, J Ferguson, I. Gilbert, G. Thomas, L. Wise, G. Romig. ROW 2: F. McKinley, N. Knepp, C. Bingman, E. Smith, J. Roan, G. Hannon, J. Wilson, P. Wray, P. Spigelemyer. ROW 3: E. Spigelemyer, C. Boop, J. Guthridge, I. Stine, B. Stever, E. Ritzman, A. Fisher, D. Scyoc. ROW 4: J. Goss, F. Phillips, C. Logan, M. Royer, G. McCracken, G Hannon, W. Smith, F. Sherwood. EIGHTH if ROW I: F, Leister, G, Bottinger, R, Howard, W, Edminston J, Weacler, D, Moore, L, Arnold, A, Kahley, R, Mazza, ROW 2: D. Bell, D. Gipe, L, Walter, P. Leach. J. Mclviinn, P. Henry, V, Clinger, J, Brannon. ROW 3: D, Plumer, P, Rosenberry, F, Wagner, C, Freed, M, Guthridge, J, Goss, B. Nearhood, M, Mann, J, Plank, L, Kreitzer, J, White. ROW 4: B, Aumiller, R, Woods, L, Stewart, D, Marker, S, Fer- guson, V. Drukenmiller, G, Bell, J. Goss, GRADE ROW I: B, Brower, D. Marks, E. Mann, D. Bingman, J. Knepp, T. Deamer, F. Gearhart, F. Crozier, T. McMul- len, ROW 2: R. Leeper, D. Campbell, I. Richard, P. Fultz, I. McMullen, C. Karschner, B. Bishop, F. Halling- er, H, Hunley. ROW 3: G. Wray, H. Long, L. Smith, G. Bell, L. Smith, J. Hunley, H. Snyder, A. Frelin, P, Mc- Nair. ROW 4: J, McMullen, G. Freed, N. Knepp, T. McCardel, C. Harlley, S. Goss, E. Dobson. ROW I: R. Bigelow, C, Shilling, C, Johnson, T, Wray, W Harpster, L. Treaster, I, Bradley, T. Bowersox, R, Ross, ROW 2: S, Zurkwick, C. Hartman, G. Thomas, B. Lewis, J. Harpster, C. Condron. I. Edwards, N. Ritter, K. Wagner D, Bailey. ROW 3: J. Strlcker, B, Amick, G, Moore, A, Simmonette, S, Bailey, J, White, G, Bair, L, Beaver, E. Thomas, P. Spact, ROW 4: C. Eddinger, M. Drukenmiller D, Krout, B, Moore, G, Cambell, D, Stydinger, R, Henry. ROW I: I. Snook, J. Wilson, R. Pennebaker, G. Campbell R, Powell, E. Knepp, S. Romig, G. DeArment, J. Shingler ROW 2: H. Wray, S. Bittinger, S. Bailey, B. Wilt, E. Mc Cann, S. Zimmerman, S. Potter. ROW 3: R. Lepley, I Parker, C. DeArment, S. Miller, B. Lilley, N. Geissinger, A. Monselle, D. Drozda, A. Miller, B. Hook, H, Harsh- barger. ROW 4: I. Kline, R. Barnett, A. McMinn, L. Au- miller, D. Stains, E. Bailor, E. Krister, C. Filson, W. Hackett. ROW I: N. Wray, C. Dress, G. Minium, R. Laub, D, Rob- erts, E. Dupert, H. Stydinger, T, Shade, ROW 2: L. Treas- ter, J. Seiler, B, Sheetz, N, Stimely, M. Goss, J. Cramer, G. Gregg, B. Laird, M, Seby, R, Knepp, ROW 3: A. Kauff- man, B. Fisher, B. Espigh, J. Short, B. Stever, B. Stump, L. Knepp, C. Warner, D. Ritter, W, Page, ROW 4: L. Petrie, S, Stahl, L. Rhodes. 1. Espigh, J, Snyder, F. Evanet- ski, ROW I: J. Morgan, H, Fultz, R. Kauffman, D. Watts, J, Ross, B. Bargo, R. Gardner, A. Swailes, C. Aumiller. ROW 2: B, Kearns, M. Gasper, S. Snyder, B, Osborne, J, Knepper, J, Heck, B, Aumiller, S, Krout, S, Wray. ROW 3: C. Goss, D. Wray, G. Reed, S. Knepp, F. Baker, B, Rodgers, C, Nearhood, M, Ritter. ROW 4: V. Simonetti, P, Ehrenfield, J, Brookshire, W. Myers, D, Godleski, 1, Aumiller, J, Shipe, SEVENTH Qi., C T F' Rf .-X A 1 - .1 sf ,... V .f N ,.1x hs. Y ROW 1: R, Sheetz, 1, Frye, G. Henry, D, Mast, P. Zarko- vitch, R. Stine, W. Treaster, E, Plummer, P, Keller, ROW 2: 1. Reese, S. King, S, Hockenberry, S, Karschner, M. Knepp, F, Karschner, R, Drukenmiller, J, Nale, N. Reinard, ROW 3: C, Reynolds, R, Myers, S, Stine, B. Case, P, Everly, C, Beaver, K. Swanger, M. Elliot, B. Platzer, W. Minium, ROW 4: T, McClenahen, T, Wert, L. Renninger, F, Druken- miller, S, Arnold, C, Hoffman, F, Drukenmiller, D. Aumil- ler. GRADE r' W ROW I: G. Earnest, R. Guthridge, I. Black, G. Romig, B. Wagner, D, Drukenmiller, ROW 2: B. Hackett, R. Rheam, L, Majestic, E, Moffet, L. Bargo, S, Felmlee, C. Simmon- erti, G, Wagner, ROW 3: G, Mowery, D, Marker, W, Green, B, Russel, J, Walker, J, Soult, 1. Stroup, J. Hacken berry, B. Kress, J, Greedy, ROW 4: J, Zeigler, L, Murphy D. Stewart, W. Leeper, H. Hackett, A.Leeper. ROW I: R. Lewis, F. Adams, T. Harpster, S. Betlyon, T. Burke, D. Baker, D, Seater, L, Fisher, W, Snooke, R, Mowery, ROW 2: C. Hoffman, B. Goss, D. Harpster, D. Shoemaker, L, Knepp, J, Miller, J. Haywood, B. Kelly, P, Jones, ROW 3: J. Haines, H. Geedy, J. Morgan, N. Hopple, P. Shilling, S. Myers, I. Opdenhoff, J, Everly. ROW 4: W. Bodley, S. Graham, C. Goss, G. Klinger, L. bockett, P. Hoar, D. Barnes, E. Corbin. 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J, :lam X Ckuv' 'WM -44, Q tix Q-Que' 1 flee , Xa, 1 o lk' Q? Y If sf, 42 wulbj ' QR wifi 4. 196 'ZZ'- 2 g. it W, iw fl 'Jos -M' K Ms Q45 'bak 5. .,,, , K .L I ESTRIGHT at TEAM ' lf' 1 A ' ,Lg gg, Don , 9 - I I' I1 U L , Y' , 1 Q 4 -If .gs ca JW 3 ' s .t X. 5 . To E If 6 X 5- 4' in ' i 1J.4 I ries' Qijf Moa - I k 'fB,,l, K lp 64. A lea , I X, 'A T, ,J --' '67 4-f' . I fr A I 4 Q! Il -. , I V' ' JOIN-Nu - I CHIEF LOGAN 4I SHIPPENSBURG 6 Mingos opened the 1954 gridiron campaign by a runaway over Shippensburg Greyhounds.. .potent rushing from the backfiela took the initiative and led game to end. CARLISLE 20 CHIEF LOGAN 6 Host eleven of Carlisle romped over Mingos in ground attack making Chief Logan's first loss. .. Herds' balanced backfield paced winners on home field. CHIEF LOGAN I3 PHILLIPSBURG I3 Mingos came to deadlock with the visiting Mounties... inability to break down strong defensive wall and a sneak of fum- blitis hampered Mingo eleven. . .game gave locals season mark of one win, one loss, and one tie. DANVILLE 26 CHIEF LOGAN O Danville Ironmen humbled Chief Logan Mingos in 26-0 victory.. .Danville ends slashed out and around for gains to make vulnerable spot in Mingos defense. CHIEF LOGAN 25 STATE COLLEGE I2 Chief Logan invading State College with 25-12 triumph which gave Mingos even split in win and lost column, two up and one tie. . .locals smothered Little Lions by racking up three TD's in the final quarter. BELLEFONTE 6 CHIEF LOGAN O Closing season at home, Mingos fell to Red Raiders for third loss of season.. .fighting hard throughout game, the Estright eleven couldn't find scoring punch it needed.. .game could have ended in 0-0 knot. NORTHERN CAMBRIA I3 CHIEF LOGAN 6 Losing fourth of season, Mingos bowed to Northern Cambrians...gave up first quarter advantage of I3 points to hosts and then held Cambria County club scoreless, while pushing over TD of its own in last few minutes of game. CHIEF LOGAN I3 HUNTINGDON 7 Thumping over Bearcats for final game of the season, the Mingos broke 7-7 deadlock and tallied payoff touchdown late in 4th period. MOYLE 8: TEAM 0 AL . -5- c -2 - L. I. H f as ,,-- ,. I , --1 J. - I on - 5 I I U lit! Kg 'I 'S1 COYL 5.5 x I L1--.. W N' I GH, xf .Lui Ka ' La' Tw ff Rothrock ,Jw 'Q 4 A 7 PM, F. f .,,- EZ N x V, Mendler 1, ., J ,V Liv 3 Lvl! -N 4 'Q A . x I W -4' ,ix x . ,, 'Eff' ' 'S . X -'Q . 35x ,. . .,. h 1' x F, x fi, Xe 1 A- .N 'McMinn if-nr Aix J. V. FOOTBALL The Chief Logan Junior varsity ended their 1954 season with a record of three wins, five losses and one tie. The team showed great spirit and plenty of material for the next year's varsity. The team consisted of nearly forty members: who responded well under the guidance of coach Joe Shirk. The Little Mingoes opened the season by dropping a close 18-14 contest to the Howard varsity. Their other losses were to Lewistown Z7-125 whom they tied later in the season 13-135 State College 19-6: Huningdon 7-6, and Altoona 33-14, Their wins were over Bellefonte 13-O and Juniata Joint twice by scores of 33-0 and 40-0 respective ly. Mike Heller who played quarterback showed good ball handling and ran the team very nicely. Dick Reiss and Kenny Dunn showed great talent at the end positions. Halfbacks Lighter and Bohn were the bulk of the backfield and look like varsity material for the coming season. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD CO ROW ONE: Mgr. D. Warner, R. Royer, C. Murhpy, W. Harpster, P. Keller, R. Mazza, J, Reese, F, McKinley, J, Snook, G. McCracken, L. Stewart, T. Harpster. ROW TWO: Mgr. H. Pully, R. Moore, F, Evanitsky, H, Harshbarger, G. Campbell, D. Krout, W. Hackett, R, Lepley, C. McClanahan, H. Crownover, D, Moore, T. Mayes. ROW THREE: Coach Householder, C. Logan, T. McCardle, J, Shade, I, Geedy, G. Freed, M, Royer, M. Harpster, The Junior High Team was able to split with each of the three teams it played this past season. The team did well considering that only Terry McCardle and Harry Royer were back from the previous season after the ninth grades were moved up with the J. Vs. If the boys who played Junior I-Ii ball this ast season continue to ro ress as well in the P P S next few years as they did this past fall they will be a big help to any future football team at Chief Logan. 55 ' 4 V2 . . 1 r 4 1 L ROW ONE: K, Reese, S, Hoffman, B, Loht, R, Homer, S, Reese. ROW TWO: D. Ford, J. Murphy, P. Parke. Peggy Homer SUZ anne RSESE5 CHEERLEADERS ,.... Jane Murphy 5. ,I ,WI L. Bell, D, Stidfole, M, Reese, J. Harpster, I. Roan, A. Cosgrove, C, Mitchell, G, Gregg IUNIORVARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sandra Hoffman Basketball B. M. 5. Morris Twp. Morris Twp, Huntingdon B. M. O. Renovo Jersey Shore Altoona Lock Haven Bellefonte State College Bellefonte Jersey Shore Renovo State College Huntingdon Lock Haven Altoona C. L. Opp FQ' 5? 52 Z4 66 37 49 58 49 53 53 58 56 67 VARSITY ROW ONE D Warner J Lash ROW TWO P Glngerrch I Ward R Johnson, R, Royer, R, Knepp, ROW THREE G Brown T Pursel J Sprrggle D Taylor R F1ShCf M Wrlght J Peters. ROW FOUR: Mgr. W. Wray, Mgr, ROW ONE: H Pulley R Taylor C lvlarkley P Bancroft ROW TWO J Clare G smith L Smith L Hess F, Gutshall ROW THREE R Blrch J Manbeck L Myers D Srmrh T Brown ROW FOUR J Habbershon A. Allison, Coach G Moyle R Rhodes G Glenn JUNIOR VARSITY Morris Twp, Morris Twp, Huntingdon B. M. O. Renovo Jersey Shore Altoona Lock Haven Bellefonte State College Bellefonte Jersey Shore Renovo State College Huntingdon Lock Haven Altoona -in-1 if W W 'WP' y? ' fe f J f . l'lQ'lrQ Qi-. 3 x N ' ! I x Q 1 .,..-,...xaN.uN pp, , . . -f-1-'-'-rf,-:bod - lin' ii:-.1?Tv Q 7...-.. ,ME r ,' 'f 'a,. W y a Er 3' Hi 'HH 5 if'?'f!!?f5f- N if. .N My f:J'h 'I 4 . 1 I ? if !,,g,.a' 'fa ' . . H12 -X 4 1 .ff Q ,, , 5 . X , Just-.,.. ,,.,64 fffi: h' Q n 4 . 1. o u u - . rll1VVlVfdyb . A 1 v v 'Q 'QA fi S.-M,-.S . . J u I is, ,z V, f? 'V' lk if .,H'-mx ' ' hi llllllllllllQllllllllllllW l'l' cl, .,.,.44rvf .ni ROW ONE: J. Treasler, R, Torok, T, Slmonxtu, J. Haller, T. Knarr, ROW TWO: L. Harbst, W, Ucic, F, Mclwlinn, W. Fox, W. Krout, D, Mitchell. ROW THREE: J. Clark, M. Stidfole, D, Tate, G, Knepper, ROW FOUR: Coach Estright. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Dec Dec Dec Jan. 6 Jan. ll Jan, 15 Jan. Zl Feb Feb. 8 Feb. 14 Feb Muncy CL Opp Bellefonte Tryrone Sunbury Mill Hall State College Lock Haven Shamokin Lewistown McVeytown Philipsburg GRUNT AND GROANERS ROW ONE: L, Harbst, J, Treaster, R, Torok, T, Simonetti, J, Haller, T, Knarr, D, Mitchell, ROW TWO: M. Stid fole, J, Clark, W, Ucic, F, McMinn, W, Fox, W, Krout, D, Tate, L, Knepper, ROW THREE: J. Knode, R. Case, D Corbin J Bigelow R Walker K Meek D Swyers ROW FOUR: Estright D Schreeken ast, W. DeArment, nmmme OOWTUHN ' X '1 , . I x,,4 L -e gb x V V 1 I diff if ,l Mm ,pr 'W A-xmenoalspssviw--W -nt vu '- - vifw. IE, Q.. .,.., K 4, - Y i ' I-P --M. f' .ff A ' wi- - we K... , ,hk.3if,, i7x4f'-sit K 'Af .g,Mu1's'n WW f-? awi. 6 Enright 'FMitchgll. A K . B M a ' 1 gn-- li 14-:M214 McMinn -,..,..- -:Ili , . if ,,' .J , X, , 6. -A.. ..-f- O Coach Shirk, Catcher Bohn, Pitchers Knepp, Breon, Bell, Catcher Pursel, Pitcher Hannon, Catcher Spriggle. '54NINE ROW ONE: F. Bigelow, G. Breon. J. Erb, C, Glace, J. Miller, R, Kahler, R, Baker, W. Bohn, D, Gingerich, R, Knepp, K. McKinney. ROW TWO: Coach Shirk, J, Hannon, G. Wilson, T. Combriato, J. Bell, K, Shields, T. Pursel, J. Spriggle, G, Gilbert. I A Q 2 . -5 .gi N --vw Y ..1 Q1 X T37 J - 1 . y ' Q riffxd Fx CULTURAL 5 I-5 ,A X.. X ,ff . N ..,, .', , ,.,v , .. ,... ., ......,.,. W, ,, , X: la-9-U es-3155- ,fi r ROW ONE: P. Mancino, A,,Haines, K. Bailey, C, Stralo, M, Gutshall, D. Walters, R. McCoach, T, Gates, B, Breon, B. Reese, ROW TWO: M, Majestic, H, Moyer, B, Heck, M, Reiss, E. Shields, S, Yetter, S, Peters, J. Hunley, J, Walters, B, Benner, S, Peters, E, Shahen, A. Frelin, J, Reed, E, Mann, K, Harpster, J, Smith, I, Hearn, ROW THREE: L, Treaster, D, Swyers, R, Gingrich, R, Wilson, J, Heider, C. Aumiller, G, Page, G, Gilbert, J. Rockey, J, Marker, W, Edwards, G, Dodson, K, Frazier, M, Wagner, J, Yetter, D, Frank, J, Elder, C, Mohr, G, Benner, J, Mowery, K, Corbin, H, Snyder, Conductor, Mr, Check, ROW FOUR: J, Mowery, J, Wilhelm, W, Moore, J, Rheam, N, Hummer, B, Knepp, J, Peters, R, Birch, W, Haney, B, Sheaffer, D, Reck, L. Hess, L, Rhodes, H. Goss, G, Rodkey, J, Shortess, L, Fitzgerald, J, Stone, ROW FIVE: D. Amspacker, Z, Rodkey, S, Peters, J, DeArment, B, Hannon, E, Sikorsky, A, Adams, S, Hoar, J, Gibboney, K, Barnes, M. Moyer, G, Simpkins, E, Bing aman, J, Knode, L, Pandel, B, Naugle, L, Ulsh, P, Manley, C,'Condron, C, Nale, A, Besch, J, Olnick, B, Bohn, MARCHING BAND r 15.51 N' Hn nh A vga .,,,,,,, ws is sf' ffpvmr .Lim -ml ,. -Hg, 4' H'-WM u,,,,, N. al TCE. P295 pp.. A 1. Fwrws IBB HMS ,I X-s.. 1442 fmQ:QN4 ' I uf' 'V' F 5'7'v P ' x 1 , i 1 if-N i , ,f.7f4g f. + ldfn icy' '-'mfg Qlkftf ixxx Lg A , . 4, . Q A X. A ,- .1 7 . ' ' , g , 1 N' : 'n . ff . If P 4 ' I Q ' ' '.'- s. 1 W n . P ff M, 1 ., T Q fr, h , , N 1- W K 1 V ff, QV . -. , Q 1 A A Y , --,. .- f A ff : ' , ' J' I 0 1 N a gif!!-'X AV,rA uv, Z A . ,,,, - , ., x ' , L h Q' W4 1. ., -v ,2-- ,X , b za t ,N JA X 1 . x - , If s JS .. l. fqlf' , ' 0 , '33T' t L Q F f x ' ' ' Aiifyfggj-.,5f'. f .J 'A ' ' - 5 ,sf 6 ,gf ,fgsapkggj ., V, :l , V !4 ,,5 1:,,.'.f N , 15,0 Y t 'f -, i V. 1 f- f . . ' 1 sv-4l5 ,, 1 1 1 S ff ' A -T - - , Q, ,A Q ,. , U 9 . J f , ,...u W- iiffff - ' . -,N 5 , -Q5 1 Q N g I , W 1 ' ' I 5 iff igfiq: qsnn .ill vm I I Us 9990 4 JUNIOR BAND CIRCLE ONE: L. Harpster, J, Seigler, N, Geissinger, B, Smelter, R, Rheam, S, Miller, CIRCLE TWO: F. Adams, N, Lyter, C. I-Iockenberry, B. Stever, A, Leeper, F, Watts, C. Moyle, C, Hoar, J, wright. CIRCLE THREE: D, Stone, J, Filson, B, Brown, A, Swailes, J, Goss, L. Smith, A, Monsell, J, Cramer, G, Smith, C, Aumiller, J, Shingler, T, Deamer, M, Mowery, C, Johnson, L, Majestic, C, Goss, R, Knepp, P, Erenfeld, N, Reinard, P, Petrie, L. Sherwood, T, Burke. BACK ROW: Di- rector G. Harbach, J, Geibel, D, Marks, M, Seby, D, McMullen, J, Bradley, D, Shotzbarger, M, Erb, U, Clinger, C, Walters J, Barnes, A, Schromer, J, Goss, B, Stever, J, Parker, C, Johnson, 5, SENIOR BAND IN ACTION 'N I Cva a,.nnre one W S ee1F rn- s'L'Zf,?42Q 0'U,2yhi16.- -f5'f?f?-tfffffl 2-fs rn . .. , .31 , H nn' m'f I R 3---ef ,how Nm ametro 'eel 'iv fr JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW ONE: C. Warner, L. Harpster, G. Gregg, B. Laird, D. Nale, H, Hunley, J. Smith, B, Espigh, B, Pursel, J, Haines, N, Geissinger, K. Majestic, E. Shann, G, Reed, B. Stump, B, Sheetz, C, Hoffman, G, Bell, M, Reese, A. Schomer, J. Showers, B. Steven, M. Gasper, A, Frelin, J. Loht, Z. Rodkey, L, Bargo, D, Kratzer, A. Corson, V, Richard, N, Ritter, J, Opdenhoff, E, Wagner, J. Moffet. ROW TWO: J. Cramer, M. Breambaugh, D. Shoemaker, M, Ritter, K. Swanger, K, Hockenberry, C, Nearhood, J. Brookshire, B, Stever, J. Miller, L. Cretzer, G. Gilbert, J, Elder, J, Stricker, B. Masaros, B. Amick, J. Snook, G, Benner, N. Kauffman, S. Myers, J, Plank, B, Thomp- son, R, Rheem, L, Fitzgerald, B. Case, M. Elliott, J, Barnes, B. Platzer, L. Smith. ROW THREE: B, Kress, E, Smith, P. Jones, R, Harbst, S. Hannon, N. Warner, N. Selfridge, D. Frank, N. Snook, E, Romig, E. Herrick, B, Clark, M. Olnick, J, DeArment, G, Moore, D. Leep, D. Smith, A. Richardson, S, McClellan, C, Condron, B, Kennedy, S. Himes, S, Peters, B. Bair, P. McCa1ips, A. Cosgrove, H. Snyder, I. Hunley, T. Gates, J. Parker. SENIOR TRIO JUNIOR TRIO B. Heck, B. Strauser, M. Gutshall. A. Schrecengast, K. Crawford, E. Bingman, 3 1 l , I fe 1 Q 4 D I I l , 2 ' ' I . t 9 I 5 1 . - - 5: 2 3 -' A -G J ' - - - , lar ,rl lp. I - f Q A sf' at r' 1 . . , - K . 4 yJ' X I!! 1 I ff I ' 3 I, in . sb , r . W ' 54? z Of!!-f1Qff ROW ONE: L. Becker, J. Corson, B, Fink, L, Shaw, N, Musser, A, DeArment, D, Kress, N, Hummel, R, Wilson, R, Hannon, P. Lutz, D, Ford, P, Treaster, J, Wagner, L, Smith, S, Peters, M, Dalby, C, Bohn, C. Mohr, E, Sikorsky, K. Baily, B, Clouser, D, Dortz, J, Solt, L. Leonard, S, Krick, K, Vawn, P. Olnick, G, Page, G, Ehrenfield, S, Thompson, C. Reese, P. Uhler, S, Peters, P, Platzer, P, Page, J. Murphy, S, Hoffman, M, Lindsey, D, Keller. ROW THREE: D. Nale, A, Price, A. Brought, J. Gibboney, J, Warner, J, Snook, E. Valentine, B. Naugle, A. Schreckengast, S, Gibboney, J. Hannon, J, Shortess, C, Bradley, L. Osborne. SENIOR SENIOR HIGH ENSE MBLE ROW ONE: A, DeArment, A, Yetter, M, Smeltzer, R, McCoach, B. Heck. J. Murphy, K. Bailey, ROW TWO: N, Musser, J. Wilson, A, Schreckengast, S, Reese, K, Crawford, C. Stralo. ROW THREE: B, Musser, G. Fultz, E, Bingman, M, Gutshall, B, Strauser. .i nm-,U PGQQPWQQQH 3 Q L.. C, Aumiller, M, Majestic, K, Corbin, C, Ferters, E, Shields, J, Frelin, M, Parker, B, Screffler, J, Wilson, S, Yetter, C, Criswell, D, Steele, B, Heck, D, Kreider, B, Benner. ROW TWO: I. Hearn, J, Mowery, J, Russler, K, Whitsel, K, Skipper, R, McCoach, Y, Yetter, D, Amspacker, J. McAllister, C. Brumbaugh, M. Bradley, D, Gingher, C, Stralo, E. Bingman, P, VanArt, B, Strauser, B, Hamright, B, Hannon, M, Gutshall, S, Reese, G, Fultz, D, Walters, B, Loht, J, Olnick, L, Ulsh, L, Pandel, S, Davis, H, Osborne, J, Stuck, S, Skipper, M, Smelrzer, K, Crawford, S, Smith, S. Fultz D, Stroup, B. Musser, J, Snook, CHORUS GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: D, Corbin, R. Yetter, R, Walters, K, Frazier, G, Simpkins, W. Edwards, L. Rhodes, ROW TWO: J. Knode, R, Knepp, R, Fisher, P, Gingerich, G, Rodkey, K, Phillips, D, Mitchell, M, Helwig, L, Amespacker, I. Bell, ROW THREE: G, Brown, G, Gilbert, R. Richardson, R. Shirk, R, Sheaffer, L, -W? VJ-f E. ,Wg ,ff YY -,..D,,-- M, .K K , X fx X roxco Q . Games owl WO' wid' R 9,6066 gage, Soho K we 9,i1ix9Wwxr . we ' r. ffii eaWX'e HAll MONITORS Yxaeosg' ' EAW 'AY Maid 9066 in 3609 R 509 1 ROW ....,,.... x SGW ROW ONE: V, Kearns, P, Olnick, C. Mohr, C, Brumbaugh, J, Gibboney, B, Loht, B, Naugle, B. Benner, M, Dalby, C, Crissweli, S, Corson, ROW TWO: K, Crawford, R, Smith, D. Corbin, E, Mclviinn, J, Bowen I, Peters, R, Knepp, R, Specht, G, Simpkins, L, Freed, M, Lindsey, E, Bingman, K, Bailey, ROW THREE: 1, Bigelow, J, Clark, H, Krepps, L. Smith, R. sheaffer, G, Knepper, D. Smith, D. Rodkey, G. Gilbert, B. Musser. f,...f-I 6? ,FP 'KW .ic ea- V5.1 Q LIBRARIANS ROW ONE P Baxter J Wxlson V Kearns S Corson D Nale, N Skrpper J Russler K Reese J Wagner B Moore ROW TWO Mlss Hunter A McM1nn A DeArment B Lepley S Thompson B Loht M Dalby C Brumbaugh B Strauser D Keller S Reese B Musser L Smrth ROW THREE R Smlth, A Thomas M Smeltzer E Laxrd B I-Iarshbarger S Skxpper L Freed D Amspacker P Platzer Y Yetter G Fultz M Lmdsey P VanArt PRINT CLUB Mr G1bson J Sheerz D Rheem J Matthews O Rodkey L Rhodes R. Taylor R Rowe W DeArment 75 , H W ,n L 66 .4 you 3 hilly' ' - in B 'hr W lp 4 - , if ,Q ,L ' Q . '1 1, V' .- L, - t, 1 ' s. , My , i 345161, 42 , . ,,, : . , . , . , . , . . , . V , . , . , . . : ' , . . . , . , . , . , . , . - , . , . , . . . , . . : . ' . , . , . ' , ' I U Q 0 1 I I I I 0 I I I . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , , . . , . fa i i LEGEND STAFF ROW ONE: B. Heck, K, Vawn, D, Kreider, H, Moyer, S, Hoffman, M, Lauver, D. Rheem, S, Smith, J, Warner, J Wagner, L, Smith, J. Murphy, R, McCoach, ROW TWO: Mr, Aharrah, B, Fox, B, Edwards, B, Strauser, D, Keller, N. Hoar, G. Fultz, B, Musser, D, Stroup, M, Lindsey, M, Gutshall, S, Reese, P, Page, Miss Bittner. ROW THREE: J, Drozda, B, Havice, F, Geissinger, C, Rothrock, J, Ward, G, Stoicovy, Editor M, Helwig, Editor H, Beaver, B, Page, T, Stuck. STEELER STAFF ROW ONE: C, Crisswell, C, Becker, E, Moffet, Editor, M. Lindsey, Editor, B, Strausser, J, Heck, A, Frelin, S, Peters, Mrs, Allison, ROW TWO: J, Wagner, L, Smith, J, Warner, J, McAllister, J, Hannon, J, Treaster, K, Frazer, J, Hunley, ROW THREE: B, Naugle, L, Freed, A, Adams, S, Reese, K, Bailey, D, Frank, M. Helwig. ROW FOUR: K, Crawford, L, Ufema, R, Shraffer, R, Walls, B, Musser, A. Schrecengast, B, Loht. 'Q-ff' sf I w Q., - 1 O 3 X 1 X Dttk N I, X f dgfvilx N ' LEGEND STAFF AT WORK X SA, 5399 es ROW ONE R Walls L Rhodes J Clark F McM1nn R Knepp G Storcovy T Pursel G Brown G Srmp kms T Combrlato J Matthews R Rhodes ROW TWO R Walter D Corbxn M Sudfole G Knepper E Walter J Brgelow K Shrelds J Krpp J Foltz R Morst J Ward R Royer L Harbst ROW THREE P Gmgerich M Helwlg C Rothrock D Mendler B Uslc J Wagner R Taylor R Johnson G W1lson I Spnggle D Tate J Lash W Wray THE CHIEF LOGAN VARSITY CLUB The purpose of the Chref Logan Varslty Club to promote athlet1cs 1n our school It IS also an rmportant asset 1n the promotlon of sportsmansh1p. The Jackets and sweaters, whlch are proudly worn are the ma1n project of the varslty club. The money used for this proJect1s gamed by selhng candy at the home athletlc events. 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PATRONS AUTO DEALERS Sz SERVICES Burnham Auto Sales Cupp Motors Ganoe Motors Inc Novak Motor Company Price Motors Warner Lewis Buick BARBER SHOPS Sz BEAUTY PARLORS Tom s Barber Shop Tom S Hayes Barber Shoppe Vogue Beauty Shop Goss Candy Company Lewistown Candy Company CHIROPOD ISTS Dr Ph1lipR Farinella Dr Sidney C Sivitz 85 The Business Staff CUT RATE STORES Parkway Store South Side Cut Rate Walker s Cut Rate DAIRY STORES Cedar Crest Dairy Dairy Belle Purity Milk Company Rieck Dairy Company Sealtest Sanitary Milk Company DENT ISTS r Earl C Costa r M W Haag r G S Ingram r George A Shiller DEPARTMENT STORES Danks 81 Company CANDY COMPANIES Dr. William E. Chamberlain D . . D . . . ' D . . . D . . ' PATRONS DOCTORS James W Mauery Ralph E Morgan r Bryce E N1codemus r A J Parker r George E Wortman DRUG STORES Headmngs Drug Stores Peoples Servmce Drug Stores Inc Barnett s Electrmc E1senhart Appllance Mateer s Home Applmances Reynolds E1ectr1c FUNERAL PAR LORS Barchus Funeral Home Speer Funeral Home FURNITURE STORES Bohn s Furn1ture W1ll1am F K1tt1ng Furnlture Penn Furn1ture Rager s Furn1ture Wolf Furnmture GARAGES Erb s Body Shop Frey Garage Noerrs Garage 86 GROCERIES PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY 8: FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS Artman s Food Market Crownovers Grocery Elsesser s Produce Hav1ce Food Market Hexghts Grocery J B Huey Meat and Grocer1es Lew1stovxn Wholesale Grocery Mull1n s Grocery Rocco Super Market Tony Socc1o s Grocer1es Stuckey sl G A Market W1lson s Grocery HARDWARE Bossert s Hardware Burnham Hardware Flemmg s Hardware The Franc1sus Hardware Company Hambrlght Bros Hardware Lewrstown Hardware Robert Johnson Hardware Company Ulsh Sh1nkel Hardware Company INSURANCE Lloyd E Gesselman Insurance H C Kerstetter Company JEWELRY L G Balfour Company Paul S Foss Jeweler Kessmger s Jewelers Franc1s Orr1s Jewelers Wxlt s Jewelry Dr. . Dr. . D . . ' ' D . . . ' D . . ' ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES gl SUPPLIES William Ernest Groceries MEN S CLOTHING STORES Adler s for Men Bob Dav1s Inc Joe Katz Ruhl s F1ne Men s Wear MUSIC STORES Kauffman s Musmc Sz Furn1ture Kochenderfer Mus1c House OPTOMETRIST Dr Leon H Fegly PUBLIC WORKS INDUSTRIES Amerlcan V1scoe Corporat1on Store Pennsylvanma Glass Sand Corporatlon Standard Steel Works D1v1s1on Baldwmn Lmma Ham1lton Corporatlon RESTAURANTS Battlsta s Restaurant Corkln s Qulck Lunch Dutch s Dmer Herold s Ice Cream Jumata Lunch Laskarls Brothers Restaurant Mayes Restaurant M1ller s Cafe Musser s Restaurant Naum Stomchess Publu: Restaurant Pers1ng s Restaurant Red s Dmer Splc and Span Restaurant New Holland Machine Division Super Self-Service Shoe Store K . - . - . Q D 87 PATRONS SERV ICE STATIONS Dave s Esso Qtatlon Ed Deamer s Gulf Statlon Edmlston s Sunoco Serv1ce F1sher Serv1ce Stat1on Galluccm s Servxce Statlon Goss s Amoco Stat1on Ike s Esso Stat1on Peter s Sunoco Shearer s Atlant1c Short s Servmce Statlon Smmth s Gulf Serv1ce Ulsh s Amoco Serv1ce SHOE STORES Cut Rate Shoe Store Gllck s Shoe Store Tom Johnson Shoe Store G R Kmney Company Inc SPORTING GOODS Baum s Sportmng Goods Inc W L Donehower Jerry Glynn Corp Harder Sport1ng Goods Co SUPPLY COMPANIES Hlle Physxclan s Supply Hoffman Supply Company .Iones Prmtmg 8: Offlce Supplles Lew1stown Lumber and Supply Company Mmller Auto Supply TIRE SERV ICE Lew1stown Tmre Company W B Wagner PAIRUNS UNIONS INDUSTRIAL Un1ted Steel Workers Umon Textlle Workers Unlon of Amerlca C I O Local No 6 WOMEN S APPAREL Arlene Shop Artley Lad1es Apparel D1ana Shop MISCELLANEOUS Aurand s Sportmg Goods and Hass1nger Fuel O11 Bros Bakery Flowers Barnes Beaver De1hl s E DeVecch1s and Sons G1lbert's Poultry Farm V1ra Green Gables Hotel Ka Vee Ice Cream The Kepler StUd1O Lewlstown Gas Company Lewlstown Locker Company Mauery s Sheet Metal Shop Ralph R McCartle T1nner McCory s 5 Sf IOC Store Royal Typewr1ter Company J Russell Sm1th Sxgns Brown Walters Plumbmg 8 Heatlng WMRF Radlo Stat1on W I Wome1dorf8zSon Truckxng Company INDIVIDUAL PATRON LIST Harold E Amspacker Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Amspacker Betty Baker Sh1rley Baker Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Baker Mr and Mrs Harold Benner Anna B1ttner Frances B1ttner Mr and Mrs Chester J Cr1swell Don M and Betty G Donna and Jlm Donna K and Bud H Betty Fultz Bo Fry A Frlend Jan1ce and Loulse Grabbe Mr and Mrs Fred Gutshall Boyd H Hammaker Mrs Ruth Harpster I' I' 1' I' and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Joyce and Ed H E Kahley Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Fred Hav1ce I J Heck JohnR Hunley 39 at Ma rv1n L Hunter D M Keller A L Lalrd George H Marks Mr and Mrs John MCBr1de Norma and Shep Mr and Mrs J Fred Pandel Ronald E Pandel Pete June and Stevle Snyder The Steele Fam1ly Mrs Donna Cr1swelI Schrecengast The Charles Smlth Farruly Sh1rley and Buck Mr and Mrs Ray Stewart Larry Strauser Mr and Mrs Ray Strauser Mr and Mrs James F Walker Mr and Mrs James E W1ke Women of the Cafeterxa Nancy Yohn 54 C . . . . J ' M . . ' . M . . . C' ' ' M . . ' . R. H. Force Armature Works ' , . V . . ' ' 3 88 5 475 YEARBOOKS 0 X ,, ,wr g..,-n,-ff., f iz