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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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The Increase ' lf resents a tremendous growth of opportunities for those willing to yearsi The number in ltse rep do to acce t the challenge? accept the challenge. What must we tp 1 ' ' h I find that many not listed twenty years ago in- lf one were to examine the list, e wou ' ' ' F u to be an opportumst and take ad volve engineers, research and skilled technicians. or yo l d'd ortunities a college education is a necessity for many of them. l . An thing vantage of these sp en 1 opp , 1 lt is sometimes difficult for us to see success ahead because of the obstac es y re it worthwhile is worth the struggle necessary to secu . Congratulations and Best Wishes to each of you. ' Respectfully yours, Roy D. Wilson 6 l fm... gf , iw .sy f W, ,. an 3, r ,...,a xp5Ae,1i wltioo' xi' Wai Y. Cjxzjgextoxaz Planning and financing an athletic program that will promote and protect the physical welfare of the participants is the chief purpose of the Athletic Coun- cil. lt cultivates the ideals of good sportsmanship. l ln addition to this the Athletic Council adopts and carries out all of the athletic policies of the school We sal ut ' e you for a fob well done. Fithletic Council ,-.,. . P 11161. odec A! : eod 1- AQ' 'ibftff l? 7f'11.' Coacffe, 0944 00606 MB Le . P1 u lflliom A fhleiicgges Check M 'WS lo sports 0110011 f. Kennedy M8I1ageI. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER ON THE COUNCIL ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyman Guss, Paul Zimmerman, Boyd Kerstetter Russell Crawford, Harold Sme'Itzer and Walter E. Collins. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Manbeck, Layout Editorg Miss Bittner, Advisorg Rita Wilson, Literary Editor: Larry Smith, Photography Editorg Don Rodkey, Art Editor: Jane Gibboney, Editor-in-Chief: Bill Lewis, Sports Editor. 'Jhe Stabls Behind the Legend '-i,, L Sw LEFT TO RIGHT: larry Smith, Photography Editor: John Manbeck, Layout Editor: and Mr. Charles Snook, Photo- grapher check picture plans. SPORTS STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Reiss, Mike tl-Ieller, Bill Lewis, THE LITERARY STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Price, Connie Mohr, Rita Wilson, Editorg Wesley Arnmerman and Sally Peters. ART STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Rodkey and Donna Kress compare ideas. Ed itorg and Fred Gutshalll ,dj JA NE GIBBONEY Ed itor-in-Chief I0 -s wk, Our P. S. P. A. representa- tives and a few well-wishers map out the route to Haver- town before setting out for the convention. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Naugle, Ann Adams, Don Rodkey, Jane Gibboney, Bill Lewis, Miss Bittner, Larry Smith, and John Manbeck Each year representatives of the newspaper and yearbook staffs attend the Pennsylvania School Press Association Conventi Th' ' ' on October 26 and 27. The purpose of this convention is to stimulate fresh ideas and create better school productions. The Asso- on. rs year it was held at Havertown, Pennsylvania ciation also provides a complete evaluation and criti- cism of all productions. TYPISTS AT WORK, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Lois Ulsh, Connie Brumbaugh, and Pat Uhler. FRONT ROW: Evelyn Sikorsky and Jean Mowery. John Bigelow on his way to solicit an ad for the year- book. wi, this mo'?e Our career began in our Junior year when we selected Connie Mohr treasurer. A jj 431101 UIIZS' fo rin, J' 1, 6 ,Vast 6 Wezfqeda ea11J, a geseategofe In Q' af '7 f ou' fab 0015: 'Dock '. B-O el' ' In ni we ut a Il soon we ers of me Y rofmc amz Followed by still more fun--the After-Prom Party-- sponsored by our parents. The fall of our Senior year the plot thickened. fllere you see the birth of a terrific ides.j LEFT RIGHT 1 Charles Drozda, Gwen Ehrenfeld Sally Peters, Dally Manley, and Art Wagner. hooxs V l R a new sc the W eu r r AMP h h L, an e . ,V . Sxignwhfle' the Changed. managment of th E Ieff-esh mem I3 and Herb was back to manage the football team. out nothing changed Merryman. Finally plans were made for our class trip which proved to be worth all our efforts. And now, to our amazement we find that these are the things memories are made of. Wliaa 'Elootball O5 '56 Lynn Bloom places the banner across the shoulders of the queen. The third annual football- queen dance, s nsored by the Hi-Y, was helcrgn Saturday, September 29, I956. John Manbeck, President of the Hi-Y, served as Master of Ceremonies, and introduced Pati Van Art, football queen of l955, Lynn Bloom, Disc-iockey from W.K.V.A., and announced the results of the contest. Pati Van Art crowned Evelyn Sikorsky Miss Football Queen of 1956, and Lynn Bloom placed the Miss Football banner across her shoulders. - Mar Grace Dalb was Maid of Honor, and Margaret Parker and Betty Reese were her attend ants. The members oly the Hi-Y selected the candidates and the students attending the affair elected the queen. - The Chief Logan Seven with vocalist Gary Fultz provided music for the gala occasion. Senion Obbicena And now meet the officers of the Senior Class. The officers above bridge the gap between the administration and the seniors, as well as providing for the welfare of the class. Proudly we present Jim Wagner, President, Bill Lewis, Vice President, Evelyn Sikorsky, Secretary, Connie Mohr, Treasurer, and John Bigelow, Historian. I6 fi fb-1 ! -4, Q rw V J L Q1 a,5O,fg S w. Q ' w Xxx ,Sw If v Q n ,. Xxx wx. ? -Q '-Q 0 .av 4 i Q- AA -, I ., w 3 - Q I I I I I ALVIN C. ALLISON IAcademic Get as tall as Myers I'Baby Al is about 5'5 .. .pals with Len, a six footer. . .can be found at the Trading Post or just running around Battistas'.. .works at Red's Diner, but usually found eating up the profit. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,23 Track 3. I I I I I I --M H BOb lr I I ' ROBERT NELSON BATT Ac:Idemic Navy is often seen along the drag to Baltimore...plays a good foot- balI game. . .enjoys pesting his sister. ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2, 3,4g Varsity Club 3,43 Track 3.4. I I G. WESLIE AMMERMAN Academic Electrician Enjoys English class. . .one of Est- right's boys. . .drives a green Pack- ard. . . never without a remark. . . accomplice of Drozda and Dunn. ACTIVITIES: Prom Comm. 3: Yearbook 4: Football 2.3.43 Var- sity Club 4. PAUL ROBERT ARNOLD Commercial Navy Bob swells with pride at the men tion of the Ford. . .loves to hotrod .. .hunting is his favorite sport.. . always heard telling a corny joke . .. a better name for him would be The Great Tormentor. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3. .Bob H :IN ance Q ,f Kem KENNETH E. BECKER Commercial Army Ken can be found after school down at Snyder's T.V. Sales.. . likes that light green Ford.. .pals with Napikoski and Wirrick. 18 NANCY JANE BENNER Commercial Change Name to Olnick Nancy lives on Cinder Hill. . . often seen in a red and black Plymouth. . . flashes a diamond on her left hand. . .has a pleasing personality. ..member of the bus- iness staff. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 23 Year- book 4. JOHN WILLIAM BIGELOW Academic Mechanic Biggie drives the snappy Ford with a leopard-skin interior, real cool! genuine Sportsman.. .plays football and wrestles. . . a very handsome guy. ACTIVITIES: Prom Comm. 3: Yearbook 43 Class Officer 2.3.45 Football I,2.,3,4: Wrestling I,2, 3: Varsity Club 2,3,4. ROBERT LEE BERRIER Academic Graduate You can see Bob in the stock- room at Murphy's on the week- ends and after school. ..often found on Church Hill in Parkview . ..very proud of his Chevy . .- a big, jolly, fellow who always wears a smile. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 3. HB' ie 1' mob.. ISS B ff 0 Hsin JAMES SHELDON BOWEN. IR. JAMES WILLIAM BOWERS Academic Teacher Academic Air Force Bo plays the bass drum in the Bi1l is a football player.. . us- band. . . makes regular trips to ually found at Red's, Bob's, or Burnham. ..one of our future some other eating place. . .drives teachers. . .the joker of room a '52 De Soto. . .a tall blond one. that likes to torment the girls. ACTIVITIES! Band I-2.3.43 ACTIVITIES: Football I,2,3,4: Wrestling I,2,3,4: Track 3. Varsity Club. 19 ALAN KENT BIRCH General Go West Ken and Terry are traveling partners. ..frequently found push- ing a white Plymouth... is seen in Lewistown quite often. ..has a nice smile and likes to show it. ACTIVITIES: Track 3. hken If sg ww n NANCY WINIFRED BRA DLEY A cademic A ir- Line Hostess Nancy is one of the friendly, like- able seniors. . .buddies with Pat and Connie...can be found at Battistas' after Tri-Hi-Y. . . proud of that '56 class ring. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I , 2 , 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4. 5 JAMES RAY BRATTON Academic College 'iJim is one of our brains. .likes to cut up in class. . . proud of Free- dom Avenue. . . has a pleasant work for everyone. . .well liked. . . quite a tease. . .loves to go hunt- ling' ACTIVITIES: Prom Comm. 35 Class Officer 2g Baseball 3,4. 11 1 NORMA CHRISTINE CARLSON JAMES LEE BROTEMARKLE Academic Own Cadillac Jim is one of our small, but mischevious seniors. . . likes to play tricks on people. . . quite talkative. . . usually seen with the Woodland gang. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 3. CONSTANCE ANN BRUMBAUGI-I Commercial Secretary Connie is a yearbook typist. . . tall, thin, and wears glasses. . . she hopes to become secretary to a nice boss someday. . . takes great pride in her driver's license. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I,2,3.4: Yearbook 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Libra- ian 2,3,4. Jim K I 2. E7 HB0 H b --nos nnfe .. ROBERT ALLEN CASE Commercial Make good Academic Meteorologist V orma is a good inheritance from Bob hails from Ferguson Valley ewistown. . . became a Chief Logan . . . likes Trig. Class. . . usually kooter just this year. . .is tall and seen with Lilley. . . knows how to takes great pride in her short hair. use his head. . .well liked by every- LACTIVITIES: Chorus 2g Class Play one. . .likes to tease people. gg Prom comm. 3. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2, 3. 20 I i I JACK ERNEST CLARE Commercial Get ahead in life Dog is Chief Logan's bad boy . . he and Rhodes manage to keep everyone in stitches. . . often found walking with Joyce. . . stacks up quite a few points during basket- ball season. . .liked by everyone who knows him. ACTIVITIES: Prom COInm.- 3: Class Officer I,2g Football 2, gg Basketball I,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2g Var- sity Club 3 , 4. DYSON RICHARD CROWNOVER Commercial Radio W01'kCl' Dick is one of Estright's football managers. , .tall, thin, and wears glasses. . .frequently seen charming the ladies at the Saturday night dances. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 3: Foot- ball Manager 4g Basketball Mana- ger I,2,3g l-Ii-Y 2, 3g Varsity Club 3'4' .-QUIK' nchllck 1. CHARLES EDWARD DROZDA Academic College Chuck's speciality is wise cracks . . . likes to torment. . . good school and class supporter. . .well liked by all. . . one of Estright 's football men. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 35 Football 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4g Junior Historian Club 3. GARY LEROY CROZIER Academic Own A Merc Gary is a swell kid. found at co . . n- cession stand during football season . . . dependable classworker. . . loves to hunt. . . gets pleasure out of teas- ing girls. MARY GRACE DALBY Academic Be Happy Mary Grace hopes to get her M. R. S degree soon. . . dislikes chemistry. . has a friendly smile for everyone. . pals with Gibboney. . . candidate for football queen. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2, 3,4g Class Play 3: Yearbook 45 Librarian 2,3, 4 Gary 3 t qhltf Iugnnllts- Ken Dutch -. '- P M91 0 KENNETH WILLIAM DUNN Academic College Ken is another class cut-up. . . pals with Chuck, Hess, and Dick . . .football hero and ladies' man . . .tall and neat. . . gets a kick out of Chemistry class. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3,4g Baseball 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3,4g Varsity Club 2, 3,4. 21 PATSY LOU EDDINGER Commercial Change Name to Carson Seen often in a Chevy . . .likes Belleville very much. . .pals with Margie. . . pretty blond hair. . . proud of that diamond. ACTIVITIES: Art Club 2, 3. MARY GWENDOLYN EHRENFELD Commercial Get Out of Bumham Gwen really goes for a certain football hero. . . blond, blue eyes and quite talkative. . . usually seen with Nany, Leeper, and Lois. . . likes to sing and just couldn't do without Journalism Class. ACTIVITIES: Band Ig Chorus I,2, 3,'4g County Chorus 35 Prom Comm. gf Newspaper 3,4g Class Officer Ig Tri-I-li-Y 2,3,4. .- GW ed' 'Y Janice., CONNIE IJORRAINE FETTERS DARYL H. FOWLER Academifl NUISC General Air-Force Connie is Small and quiet. . .easy to Butch likes to drive that Dodge. . . get along with. . .nice to talk with hgpes tg be 3 high-flying pilot. . . . . . IIHS 1Ollg black half. . . buddies Wllh 1-athgl' qulgt, . . an all-r0und ggod Anna and Nancy. kid. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4. 'rn Conn ie arlyn I ks.. Gibber Wm Y JANICE ANNE FRELIN JANE CAROL GIBBONEY GILBERT KEITH GLENN ,Commercial Secretary Academic Receptionist Academic Sports Announcer l0ne of our short seniors, , , likes boys Gibber can't stand people that Twinks is proud to be heard over lin general and loves to talk. . . never complain. . . proud of her clarinet. . . P. A. system at home football games has a dull moment, , , doesn't like known as the visistor at yearbook . . . a staunch supporter of all school people to talk about her. meeting at which she is E-Qtq-in- sports. . .ta11, thin, and definitely a ACTIVITIES: Band r,z, 3.4: County Chief. woman-hater. lBand 43 Dance Band I,2,4g Chorus ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3,4g ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2: Basket ,I,2, 3,43 Newspaper 3,43 Ensemble County Band I, 2. 35 District Band 4g ball Manager 3, 4: Baseball Manager Prom Comm. 35 Ensemble 3,4g 35 Track 3. 3,43 Art Club l,2,3. L Quartet 3: Yearbook 4: Class Play 3.Chorus I,2,3,4: Forensic Competition 4. TERRY LEE GREENAWAY General Go West One of the boys from Glenwood. . . bashful and quiet. . . usually seen but not heard. . . has a gift for writing. . . enjoys hunting with the 30-30. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 3: Track 3. n 'Y Citi'- nB0l1jta 1, BONITA HACKETT A cademic Doctor Bonita always has a word and a smile for everyone. . .will always be remembered as Miss Finkledink in the Class Play. . . a great joke fan. . .usually found doing work for one of the teachers. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 4: For- senic Competition 3,4: Newspaper 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader I . FRED ROBERT GUTSHALL, JR. Academic Auto Mechanic Gunner is the short fellow who causes all the commotion in all I2 A -1 classes. . . being little doesn't keep him from being mischevious. . . don't get us wrong though, he's a help in a big way, as manager, to Mr. Estright. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4: Football Manager 4: Basketball I, 2: Baseball Manager 4: Wrestling Manager 3, 4: Varsity Club 3,4. JOHN HENRY I-IABBERSI-ION Academic Get A Deer John is one of the Battista crowd. . . seems to thrive on devilment. . .John and Torok are usually seen together . . . can often be seen thumbing to or from Reedsville. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2. Gunner A , Q24-. A I ' x 7 in Mm HJ u in Bafbn u Garyn ET az., GARY LEO HAINES Commercial To Get A Good Job Gary is a good student. . . quiet, but usually where trouble is found. . . spends a good part of his time on the Heights. . .uses his Dad's car fre- quently. ACTIVITIES: Baseball I,2,3,4. 23 BARBARA MARIE HANNON Academic Music Barb is a class cut up.. . always fun when she 's around . . .has a pretty soprano voice and uses it often at the wrong time. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I,2,3,4: Ensemble 3,4: Art Club I,2, 3 4: Quartet 3. I 1 N r I H J N 5 ROY BRYCE HANNON General Graduate Hank is one of the Battista boys. . . rrjighty proud of his shotgun. . . devilish, bitt nice to be around. . . doesn t care much for homework. FA YE FRA NCES HARDEN Commercial Secretary Knows everybody. . .likes a certain Dave . . . popular softball player. . . always seen with Mary. . . quite a cut up. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2. JAMES W. HELLER, IR. Academic Physician Mike , the Shakespeare of the class, is always seen with Ufema. .. has black curly hair. . . built close to the ground. . .is always teasing someone. . .represented CLI-IS in the Voice of Democracy Orator- ical Contest. ACTIVITIES: Class Plays 3, 45 Forensic Competition 43 Year- book 4: Newspaper I: Football I,2,3g Wrestling Ig Varsity Club 3. .. Hank U Fay H Mr,1,e .. Y, Qihwf rowi- ' H is ROD If R nvaf' Hessy RONA LD PAUL HENRY LARRY LEE HESS General Video Technican Academic Engineer Likes to drive that Chevy , . .bashful Hessy has many varied interests, until you get to know him. . .has curly although sports and Nanciele are his black hair. . . hails from Glenwood. . . main ones. . . tall, amiable, and Known as the troublemaker in P. O. D. well liked. . .a great help to Mr. CTIVITIES olee Club 1 2 3 4- Miller in baskeba ll season. A : . . . . Class Play 4g Football Ig Librarian ACTIWTIES: school Band Lg: 43 F.T.A. 2. Glee Club 2,3,4g Prom Committee 35 Football 3,4g Basketball I,2,3, 4g Varsity Club 3,45 Ir. Historian Club President 3. PATRICIA IO HOLT Academic Nurse Pat likes play practice and long walks. . . hotrods the blue Chevy . . . usually seen with Gerna, Anna, and Nancy. ..has pretty blond hair . . .gray-green Packard is her special interest. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,23 Prom Committee 3g Class Play 4g Soft- ball 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. DORIS NANCIELE HUMMEL Commercial Go to Philadelphia PAUL NEIL HUMMEL Nanny always has a remark for you Academic To be an Engineer . . . calls Burnham her home. . .plans to Nimp likes to hot rod his B1ue Ford take a long trip with Pandel.. . noted . . . takes great interest in the Junior for her giggle. . . always heard and class. . . made a good intern in the class sometimes seen. play. ACTIVITIES: Band li Ch01'US 1.2.3. ACTIVITIES: Band Ig Class Play 43 41 Newspaper 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. Prom Comm. 3. Neil U Sanur Tgnlnf ul-iarryn THOMAS ABE KNARR Academic Painter General Policeman Tom really isn't like the old grouch Harry takes pride in his Plymouth. .. HARRY BRUCE KREPPS, JR. he portrayed in the class play. . .he's usually seen with I-labbershon. . . makes friendly, kind and likeable. . . has curly, frequent trips to Huntington. . . has a blond hair and blue eyes. . . one of the perfect flat-top. . . a neat dresser.. . wrestlers. very friendly. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling I,2,3g ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2. Varsity Club 2, 3. 25 BARRY RONALD ILIOFF Academic College Bar is one of the gang from Yeager- town. . . a color guard in the band. . . one of Mr. Check's right hand men. . . likes to talk in French class. . . proud of that Chrysler. . . usually seen around Yeagertown. . . quite dependable. ACTIVITIES: Band 3,4g Class Year- book 4. .faar U .r 90099: MARY DONNA KRESS Commercial Airline Hostess Drives a cream colored Ford. . .faithful worker in the concession stand at home games. . . has a nice singing voice. . . pretty long hair. . . good yearbook artist . . . everyone's friend. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I, 2, 3,4g County Chorus 2,3,4i Prom Comm. 3: Year- book 4g Newspaper 45 Class Officer Ig Softball Ig Tri-Hi-Y z,3,4g Art Club. I I A f K I VERNA KAY LEEPER Coiinmercial Go to Phila. Leeper is one of our Loganette larks , . rhas red hair, blue eyes, a pretty voice, and is very petite. . .usually seen buzzing in the Nash Rambler , . , a faithful classworker. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I,2,3,4g County Chorus 2g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Sextet 4. I I .i Lgavet II 'I BARBARA ANNE LOHT Commercial Nurse Barb is one of our tall seniors. . . hails from Glenwood. . .good cheer- leader. . . has certain interests in Lewistown. . . blond and blue eyed ACTIVITIES: Chorus I, 2,3,4g Class Play 3, Prom Committee 3: Forensic Competition I,2, 3,4g Newspaper I,2,3g Ensemble 3,45 Class Officer I,2g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3g Librarian I,2,3,4g Cheerleader I, 2, 3,4. WILLIAM ROBERT LEWIS Commercial Stay Single Awhile '-Jasper , our V.P.. is a fun-loving. argumentive, happy-go-lucky guy. . . things he 's fond of in general. . . yearbook deadlines, the panel wag- on, girls. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 43 Class Of- ficer l,4g Football 35 Hi-Y 2,3,4: PSPA Convention 4. ROBERT IRVIN LILLEY Commercial Air Force Bob is one of our quiet seniors. . . hails from Ferguson Valley. . .has blue eyes and blond hair. . .usually seen with Case. . . friendly to every- one. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 23 Wres- tling 2, 35 Track 3. Iasper A wi XIV Bo 'kill U 1 V 1 ig , bu N ff W at , . X - Z x 4 XXX 'N 'Qu M 52 . ,+I -1 H Ti!! ' Mary Ann 'lchn XJ I 4.7 MA RY ANN MAJESTIC Commerical Secretary Seems to have a special interest in a Gulf service station. . .just loves band practice. . .has blond hair. ACTIVITIES: Band I,2,3,4g Coun- ty Band 2,3,4g Dance Band 2,3,4g Chorus I,2,3,4g Tri-l-Ii-Y 3.4. 26 JOHN SAMUEL MANBECK Commercial Get Ahead in Life Ace spends extra time visiting Ha Street. . . pals with Jack and Rhodes . . .ta1l, dark, and handsome. . . fun to be with, especially in Phila. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 3g Prom le Committee 3g Yearbook 4: Basket- ball I,2,3,4, I-Ii-Y2,3,4, PSPA Convention 4. Q PHYLLIS JANE MANCINO Commercial Telephone Operator Phyllis, one of the shorter girls in the senior class, is a well-known majorette and loves to jitterbug. . . proud of her long hair. . . student- director of Senior Class Play. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4: Class Play 3,4g Newspaper 4: Cheer- leader I. DALLAS RALPH MANLEY Academic Go to California Dal really plays a hot trombone. . . made quite a lover in the class play. . . likeable. . .friend to everyone. . . usually seen with Bar. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3,49 Dance Band 2,3, 4g Class Play 3,41 Prom Comm. 3g Forensic Comeptition 3,4g Yearbook 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. .-vtvlms Y Dal mhwf Tiuswm-5, tg s lyeablr' Stem KURT LANDIS MCKINNEY Commercial Join the Navy Puck, one of the shorter forms, likes food. . .talks a lot in study hall. . . dislikes homework. . . full of fun, but loves to argue. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 25 Base' ball Manager I,2. Puck 1. u Minnie!! RALPH DA LE MERRYMAN LEONARD SAMUEL MYERS, JR. General Graduate in '57 General Beat Bob's '39 Ford Ralph is the boy with the D. A. that Stem , our tall man, loves a drag you hear singing Hound Dog . . . race. . . buddies with Put and Bob.. . usually caught cutting up in a class. . . his legs are very useful during basket - main interest is a very pert little ball season. . .doesn't care much for majorette. . . the twinkle in his eye books. means trouble. ACTIVITIES: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2. ' 27 BETTY ARLENE MINIUM Commercial Telephone Operator Minnie is built close to the ground. . . good things come in a little package. . . Ralph occupies most of her spare time. ACTIVITIES: Prom Comm. 3. I I CONSTANCE KAY Nona Academic Nurse CIIrly, fshe detests Constancej, is duly proud of Michigan State 'Univer- sit ..has rett wav hair and beaut- Y- P Y Y iftil brown eyes. . .friend to all. . . always ready for a laugh. . .expert at Bass Clan net. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4: County Bernd I,2, 33 District Band 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 35 Class Play 3gI Prom Comm. 3g Yearbook 4g News- paper 3: Ensemble 35 Class Officer 3,4g Sextet 4g Quartet 3. I I I I I I 1-eww I I I R911 .1 I I I I I I I RONALD EUGENE NAPIKOSKI I General Graduate I Ron likes to hear the Chrysler y whine in low gear. . . usually seen I with Sam and Becker. . . has his I Ph.D. on the art of tormenting. I I PHYLLIS JEAN MOWERY Commercial Secretary Short and sweet. . . always counting the days till Mouse comes home. . . Big Boss in Tri-l-Ii-Y. . . usually seen with Pursel and Pat. ACTIVITIES: Band I,2, 3,45 Coun- ty Band I,2,3,4p District Band 43 Chorus 2,3,4g Yearbook 4: Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3.4. SANDRA LEE MUSSER Commercial Air Force Sandy is one of our talkative sen- iors. . . has quite an interest in the football team. . . usually seen with Betty. . . cute brunette. . . wants to wear the Air Force Blue. Mower ry nsandy H u Gatyn Nu ggett BONNIE LEE NAUGLE Academic R. N. Degree Nugget is sometimes forgetful but usually on the job. . . Editor-in- Chief of school paper. . . one of the gang. . . always a lot of fun. ACTIVITIES: Band I,2,3,4g Coun- ty Band I,2g Chorus I,2,3,4g Class Plays 3,4g Forensic Competition 3g Newspaper I,2,3,4g Ensemble 3,4g Sextet 4g Quartet 3g Woodwind Quintet 3. GARY GEORGE NEA RHOOF Academic Good job Gary is one of Mr. Check's boys. . . can really play that piano. . . has quite a laugh. . . pals with everyone . . . a good worker. . . usually seen running around the halls hunting something to do. ACTIVITIES: Band I,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4g Coun- ty Chorus 2, 35 District 2, 3, JOAN MARIE OLNICK Commercial Secretary Joan is a small blond with blue eyes. . .takes great pride in her specialty--Jim. . .likes band, but doesn 't like to practice. . . another one of the merry Loganettes. . . keeps the band bus in an uproar. ACTIVITIES: Band I,2,3,4g Chorus I,2,3,4g Prom Comm. 3g Class Officer 1.2: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 43 Sextet 4. ,.,0..c' '24 my.. AMY VIRGINIA PALM Academic Get Married Amy is a short blond. . .makes a good visitor in the class play. . . likes to visit Milroy and Gene. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,23 Class Play 43 Librarian 43 Art Club I,2. DONALD ELDWOOD OSBORNE Academic Air Force Ossie is one of our shorter seniors .. . hails from Yeagertown. . . likes to square dance. . . always seen with Melvin. . .likes to visit McClure. ACTIVITIES: Football I,2. HELEN SUSAN OSBORNE Commercial Housewife Good P. O. D. student. . .likes to sing . . . Amy is her best friend. . .gets parti- cular joy out of typing class. ACTIVITIES: Chorus ll,2,3,4: County Chorus I. OSSie 111-29 H elen vu .D ., xx! skill Ri in xg? 1 PJ Pandel Gif ' were 1-015 ANN PANDEL MARGARET ANN PARKER Commercial Secretary Commercial Secretary P3l'ldC1 is OHS ofthe COIIIIIICICIZI Peg Seems to favor one of the gallg. . .,1lkCS HCIIEVICSH . . .friendly alumni named RQ11. . . ggen at and likes to talk. . .usually seen 5911001 with Janie or Katy. , ,one with Don. . .likes band. . . haS pretty of the fgotball queen '5 pretty eyes and a nice personality. Conn, ACTIVITIES: Band I-2f3.4: Chvr- ACTIVITIES: Chorus r,2, 3,45 U5 I-2-3-4: Ensemble 3,43 Class County Chorus 25 Tri-I-li-Y Officer Ig Softball 2, 3, 4g T1'i'Hl' 2, 3,45 Cheegleadey 1 , 2, 3' 4. Y 2, 3, 4. 29 l I r l I SALLY JANE PETERS Alcademic Nurse ANNA MAE PRICE Academic Nurse Anna Mae hopes some day to have her R. N. Degree. . . really rods that black car. . . often seen with Nancy.. . always a lot of fun. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, z,3,4. Chorus ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2,3,4. Class Play 45 Yearbook 4: Soft- ball 1, 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Sally is a small dark-haired sen - idr from the Avenue. . . always likes t sing. . . quite interested in Millers- vi lle State Teachers College. . . likes to drive that Pontiac. If, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3,45 Yearbook g Newspaper I,2, 3, 4: Ensemble 3. 4 A I ssalwu U K Anna l cgtrtfirtwre' Q Ca thy' MARILYN IDU PURSEL Commercial Telephone Operator Pursel is neat and sweet. . . nice clothes. . . gets along well with every- one. . . pals around with Jean and Pat. . . enjoys her driver's license very much. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I, 2,3,4g Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3,4. Pllrsel n fi 199 I l 1 l l BETTY LOUISE REESE CATHERINE REESE Commercial Accountant ACGCISITIIC Nurse Reese is petite and pretty. . . seen Cathy, the energetic one of the a lot with Cathy and Janice. . . gang, hopes to get an R. N. De- likes her majorette standing and gree. . .that cheering uniform hates Mr, Checks demerig System really means something to her. . . ...has pretty black hair. ..chosen one of the Loganelles- for the Football Queen 's Court. ACTIVITIES: Ch01'l1S 1. 2.3.43 ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g County Chorus 45 District Chorus Chorus 43 Class Play 3,4g Prom 43 Class Play 4g Prom Comm. 3: Comm. 3: Newspaper 3, 4: Soft- Newspaper 4g Ensemble 3, 43 Tri- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2.3, 4, Hi-Y 3,4g Librarian 2,41 Cheer- Cheerleader I. leader I, 2, 3,45 Sextet 4. RICHARD ALAN REISS Academic Physician Tiny likes any kind of sports . . . plays all well. . . a tall, hand- some tackle. . .to know him is to like him. . .drives a '56 green Ford. . . ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4g Class Play 3: Prom Comm. 3g Forensic Competition 4: Yearbook 45 Foot ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 4. RODNEY LEE RHODES Commercial To Get Ahead Rod is usually seen in a two-tone brown Ford with Deanna close by. He's well-liked by his classmates. . . is known for laughing at his own jokes. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer lp Foot- ball 2, 3: Basketball I, 2: Baseball 2,35 Varsity Club 2,3,4. .t R060 Pu t ll DON LEE RODKEY Academic Engineer Pete is quite a talkative guy. . . loves to wash and clean up the Chevy . . . art editor of the Legend. . .calls the Avenue his home. . .pals with Dick and the guys. ACTIVITIES: Prom Comm. 3: Year- book 4: Class Officer 2, 3: Baseball 3. u Peters nlanetu MELVIN RICHARD ROMIG Academic Electrical Engineer Mel makes quite a few trips to Naginey. . .is mighty proud of his Plymouth. . . tall good -looking chap . . . talkative and always willing to make friends. ACTIVITIES: Football 2: Wrestling I, 2: Librarian 3. nMe1 H 0906 .- La V ROBERT LESTER ROYER JANET ELIZABETH RUSSELL LAVONNE CYNTHIA SHAW Academic Get out of school Commercial Airline Hostess Commercial Bushiness Teacher Put likes all sports in general. . . Janet loves class plays. . . lives on One of our quiet seniors. . . hard does well at all. . . big, blond Woodland Avenue. . . has quite a laugh worker. . . a friend to everyone. . . and lovable, especially to Sandy. . . . . .wonder if she talks in her sleep. . . likes school. . . short and pleasant hails from New Bumharn. . . favorite real proud of her pretty brown hair. . .- . . . usually seen with Pat. song is Mickey Mouse. always seen with Pandel and leeper, ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1.2, 3,4g FTA ACTIVITIES: Football 1,25 Bas- ACTIVITIES: Class Play 3, 4: Tri- 2.3.4. ketball I,2,3: Baseball 3,4g Var- Hi-Y 4: Art Club 3. sity Club 2, 3.4. 31 pl 2. I l I . . I LLOYD SAMUEL SHAWVER Academic Radio Announcer Shave can usually be found at the concession stand helping his class make money during football season. . . he likes wrestling and baseball. . .writes good speeches. ACTIVITIES: Prom Comm. 35 Baseball I,2,3g Wrestling 1,2,3. .1 Shave' ncefln Yr GARY LEROY SMITH Academic College When the girls are around, Germ's very quietg but when he with the boys, the fun be- gins. . .likes spor1s--especial- ly basketball. . .fishing is also a favorite. ACTIVITIES: Football 25 Basketball I,2, 3,4, EVELYN KATHERINE SIKORSKY Commercial Teacher Evey , our football queen, is small and neat. . . has pretty ha ir and brown eyes. . . knows her football hero is really tops. . .shy but talkative after you get to know her. . . Bob is her favorite subject. ACTIVITIES: School Band I, 2, 3, 4: County Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm. 3: Yearbook 4g En- semble 3g Class Officer 2,3,4: Tri- Hi-Y. 3.4: Art Club 3i FTA 3. NORMA RUSSELLA SKIPPER Commercial Business College Skipper is one of our red-haired seniors. . . has pretty blue eyes. . . always seen with Connie. . . usual attendant at Saturday night dances . . . takes pride in her driver's license. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I,2,3,4. Evey 5 , 4' Ca EF L0 Horse ns u rr ul SQSIBU W- I ' ii i- 'f S o I ,N LARRY LEE SMITH Academic Scientist Horse or The Mad Chemist is photo- graphy editor of the Legend. .,. tall, blond, blue eyed, and good-looking.. .loves to sample any concoctions made in lab.. . always heard giving the new Merc a build-up. ACTIVITIES: Giee Club 2, 3,4, County Chorus 2, 3, 4g PSPA Convention 4g Dis- trict Chorus 3,43 Class Play 3g Prom Comm. 35 Forsenic Comp. 3,43 Year- book4g Football 2, Basketball i,2, 3, 4. MARY SUSAN THOMPSON Academic Nurse Susie is one of our seniors from the Avenue. . . likes to drive that Stude . . .proud of her long hair. ..one of the gang. . . quiet until you get to know her. ACTIVITIES: Class Play4g Newspaper 4g Ensemble 3, 43 Librarian 2, 3,4g Chorus 2- 3- 4- ROBERT STEPHEN TOROK Academic Phys. Ed. Teacher Torok is one of the small boysg but they say little things mean a lot . . .also an A-I wrestler. . .likes all sports and any kind of Dodge. . .takes pride in Evelyn. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3,4g Base- ball Ig Wrestling r,2,3,4: Varsity Club 3, 4. LANCE WAYCHOFF UFEMA Academic Success Usually seen with Mike. . . one of our tall seniors. . .likes to dance. . . proud of the Olds . . . enjoys playing the piano and listening to records. . . . dis- likes English class. . .has a magnifi- cent vocabulary, ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,23 News- paper I, 2, 33 Football I3 Wrestling I, 23 Art Club 1, 2, 3,4, PATRICIA ELAINE UHLER Commercial College Pat is president of the F. T. A. . . . tall, with pretty blue eyes. . . proud of her long hair. . .excellent student . . . often seen with La Vonne, Jean, and Marilyn. ACTIVITIES: Chorus, x, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 F. T, A, 2.3.4. X. ok-i Lance 'YO' x xr qhltf Iognn Ili -s- 1-ou Arr Par rl Gafvu LOIS HE LEN ULSH ARTHUR JAMES WAGNER C0mmel'Ci2l Teacher Academic Air F01-ce Lou is tall and attractive. . . Art is proud of his membership on specialty is her pretty eyes and the wrestling squad. . . staunch ladies' nice smile. . . usually caught cat- man. . . always willing to help fellow Img around in the red and White C13SSf1'l3lCS. . .likes farming and hunt- . . Evey, Kay, and Gwen are her ing. . . not conceited in spite of his chums but she is a friend of all. good looks. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3,4g Chorus ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2, 3, I.2.k3.4: Prom Comm. 33 Year- book 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, 33 GARY LEE WAGNER Academic Mechanic When Gary comes down the road you usually hear his dynatones be- fore you see the Black Widow . . . he is usually with Walker. . .has an interest in a certain blond. ACTIVITIES: Baseball I,2g Wrest- ling I,2. I JAMES WA LTER WAGNER Academic State Policeman I Jim is usually seen walking down Ia lonely road with a gasoline can, Er being pushed because of his dead attery. . .this is just exercise for Ifootball though. . . he plays any back- pfield position well. . .thinks quite a lot of Joan too. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4g Prom IComm. 3: Yearbook 4g Class Of- Fficer I,2,3,4p Football I,2,3,4g Baseball I,2,3,4g Varsity Club 1,2, 3'4- I --gxrrfi I I I Mafsie '- MARIORIE ANN WALKER Walker MICKEY LYNN WAGNER Commercial Tire Business Mick can usually be found at his Dad's tire shop. . .quiet, lovable and shy. . . cIoesn't care much for girls. . . blond, blue eyes, and proud of his Ford. . . keeps good company. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3. WA LTER STANLEY WA GNER Academic College Mr. Puckett has many voices. .. keeps play practice going in circles . . . likes to take walks to Parkview. . . Walt gets along well with everyone . . . wears flat-top proudly. ACTIVITIES: Band I: Glee Club 4: Class Play 4: Football 2: Wrestling 3: Track 3. ll Micklt ROBERT JA MES WA LKER H Wa n si K axis.. KA THRYN ELAINE Wl-IITSEL I Commercial Secretary General Succeed Commerfrial Telephone Nl-las pretty dark hair. . .seen a lot with Wa1ker places great faith in the Operator 'Patsy. . . seems to enjoy the hospital old '39. . . tall, blond lad with a Katie is quiet until you get to know I work . . . Gary is her pride and joy, friendly smile. . . usually seen with her. . . cute, shy, and has blond curly 1 A1 and Stem. hair. . . proud of her license. . .often . ACTIVITIES: Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, found at Battistas' after Tri-Hi-Y. I ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2.3.45 Tri-Hi I Y 3,43 Treasurer 4: Art Club 2. I I I 34 I JAMES DARWIN WILHELM Commercial Mechanic Wimp has hopes of being a me- chanic some day and so practices a great deal on his pride and joy, the Ford. . . friend ly, likeable. and always willing to help. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2, 3. .AN IW? n 0 HA ZEL MA LINDA WILLIA MS Academic Beautician Usually seen with Hannon. . .has an interest in a certain green Plymouth . . . talks and giggles a lot. . .helps to keep everything lively. . .proud of her diamond. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I,2,3,4g Ensemble 3g Art Club I, 2,3. Ha2e1 A IP T7 X X i Barb RITA ELIZA BETH WILSON .9 QM Tlx! if , -1 BARBARA ELLEN WILT Academic R. N. Degree Commercial Telephone One of the gang. . . often says mine Operator will come to the meeting today . . . Barb dreads the empty indicator doesn't like people to think she is con- on the gas gauge. . spends most of her ceited. . . smiles even when the year- time in Milroy. . . takes pride and joy book deadline is scarely hours away. in Curt. . . the Chevy takes her where ACTIVITIES: Band I,2,3,4: County she wants to go. Band 3,4g Chorus I,2,3,4: County Chorus 2, 3,45 District Chorus 4g Class Play 4g Prom Comm. 3g Year- book 4g Ensemble 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2 3.4: PSPA Convention 45 Sextet 4. 35 GERALD LEWIS WILSON General Enjoy life Dus is our small fullback. . . L usually seen driving a sharp black Plymouth. . . besides sports he has another interest, Gwen. ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,23 Wrestling Ig Var- sity Club I,2,3,4. HDUS n .I 59,530 SAMUEL JOSEPH WIRRICK Commercial Graduate Sam is a quiet lad, except with the fellows. . . doesn't have much faith in Chevies any more. . .a real friend when you get to know him. N I j SALLY ANNE WOODLING Commercial Private Secretary Lightening is an honor roll student L. . can tell you quite a bit about a certain guy. . . enjoys driving 'Norman's car. . . pals with the Milroy girls. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: F. T. A. 2- 3- l .- Sglwn THOMAS EUGENE WOOMER Academic Truck Driver Tom is easy-going. . .likes chemistry class. . . quiet but enjoys mischief. . . usually seen with Gary. . .someday hopes to be a truck driver. . . Lewistown girls seem to have an interest in him. MA RY MADELINE WRAY Mary is a little lass. . .likes to talk a lot. . . pals with Walker. . . working at the hospital takes up a lot of her time. Tom QUIIZY Hogan 311 'ls- slab HERBERT KARL YINGLING Commercial Get back on two good legs Slab takes great pride in the football given him from the Phillipsburg game. . . M.-.,y.. XXX x fl X P f .XX .1 1. Y If I ea., ' 2 -fr in fr' Qx was voted Honorary Captain of the game. . . as manager he kept all the records of injuries and attendents. . . also the statis- ttctan. ACTIVITIES: Football I,2,3: Foot- ball Manager 4: Basketball Manager 1.2: Varsity Club 4. ----- 21 -f-' Q avr , givvw Loan at - 5:53 ,.,A , :zfm iz :A flunion Ann Adams, Helen Arnold, Judy Bames. Kenneth Bames, Albert Battista, George Bay, Dorine Beaver, Jack Beers. Gail Benner, Shirley Bingman, Russell Birch, Jack Bohn, Barbara Bowen. Beverly Breon, David Bressler, Paula Briner, Jan Brookshire, Char- lotte Brought. Dave Brown, Tom Brown, Samuel Bubb, Bonnie Clark, Richard Cor- bin. Alice Corson, James Corson, Arla Cosgrove, Carol Cutman, Charles De Arment. Jean De Arment, Barbara Druken- miller, William Dunn, Elizabeth Edwards, Janice Elder. Leonard Ellinger, George Elliot, Earl Fisher, Eugene Fleming, Rich ard Foulk. Donna Frank, Gary Fulrz, Jay Fultz, Toni Gates. Gloria Gilbert. John Gingrich, Harold Goss, Thomas Gutelius. Richard Hambright, Daniel Hannon, Susan Hannon, Rachel Harbst, Janet Harris. Judith Heider, Joseph Heller, Elaine Hetrick, Sandra I-limes, Carolann Holt. Richard Houck, Charles Huffnagle, Marvin Hunter, Donald Kauffman, Donna Kauffman. Bonnie Kennedy, Delores Kratzer, James Krick, Delores Leap, George Lyter. Natellina Mancino, Gary Mast, Phyllis McCalips, Todd McCardle, Sara McClellen. Tom McNabb, Dave Miller, Max- ine Miller, Gary Moist, Janet Mowery. Carolyn Nale, Ronald North, Eugene Parks, Donald Pennington, Frances Peters. Susan Peters, Donald Plank, Betty Reed, Mary Ellen Reese, Barbara Rhodes. Claaa ir 1'.:5'::. -1 -1- A , . - M it Claaa ob I58 Harold Richard, Janet Richards, Virginia Richmond. Gerald Riden, Joseph Riden, Linda Riden, Joseph Rodgers, Lenora Rodkey. Robert Rowe, Mary Royer, Donald Ruble, Steve Salamack, Dennis Schrecengast. Fred Seater, Terry Seater, Nellie Selfridge, Carolyn Singley, James Shotsberger. Gary Smith, Joyce Smith, Kay Smith, Arthur Snook. Judy Snook. Norma Snook. Hope Snyder, Glen Solt, Dottie Stine, Charles Stone. Donald Swyers, Mary Lou Tate, Dick Taylor, Gary Wagner, James Wagner. Harry Walker, Judy Walter, Nina Warner, Joyce Wetzel, Ellen Wilson. Arthur Wirrick, Gloria Woodward, Hulbert Wray, James Yetter, Ardith Yoder. 40 S 535 91525 ggi m ,W 41? , A f f: TISS? r sw, k ww .Q S333 fy ' is VJ. gs? J- f 4 im X Q f EWR-Q ww L EM A ,NNW wx was gags .l N .wg is -1 n sg Y .... r .. . Sw - X we L. to R. Row I. N. Henry, R. Freed, B. Rodkey, D. Downing, J. Wagner. J. Mc- Mahon, M. Dukes, D. Baumgardner, S. flunion Baker, J.Harpster, B. Wray, S. Richmond, M. J. Mowery. Row 2. J. Reitz, P. Wagner, L. Everly, B. Smeltzer, G, Fultz, C. Wilson, S. Lash, B. Rager, L. Chestnut. J. Knepp, J. Long, S. 'Crownover, D. Woodward, D. Wag- ner. Row 3. G. Mitchell, G. Laub, J. Cunningham, L. Knepp, M. Howell, A. Houser, G. Nearhoof, JD. Mathias, M. Porpotage, N. Strausser, D. Cleck, J. Geible, R. Bailey, K. Brown. L. to R. Row l, J. Stains, N. Stine, I. Moist, N. Hoppler, J. Cramer, C. Shildt, S. Knepp, R. Maben, D. Rocky, J, Faust, M. L. Jacobs, W. Hunter, H.Stine. Row 2. L. Stone, D. Harper, A, Huffnagle, R. Mitchell, E. Hunter, G. Freed, J. Markle, J. Ross, R. Silvia, R. Carschner. J. Magill, D. Plank. Row 3. A. Drucken- miller, R. Rhine, D. Besch, D. Moyer, B. Benner, D. Godlevski, J. Snyder, B. Hook, P, Kurtz, A. Mc- M'inn. J.Hambright, H. Fultz, G. Romig, L.Hower, E. Bailor. 6'-3 L. TOR. ROW I. L. Glenn, S. Benner, C Reynolds, D. Fleming, H. Shepard. ROW2 l B. Lauver, P. Bailey, W. Lockett, L, Crisswel , B. Harpster, J. Martin, P. Peters, B. Haywood, R. Winegardner, P. Potter, B. T1-utr, B. Howe J. Knode, H. Leeper, B. Beck. ROW 3: D. Shots berger, J. Sikorsky, J. Wertz, E. Miller, J. Filson G, Bohn, J. Foxx, F. Picketts, G. Johnson, H, Jer kins, R. Rhodes, H. Traxler, W, Rodkey, M. Erb. North, B. Smith, L. Betylon, C, Johnson, C. Barber, D. Stone, M, Leeper, S. Davis, B, L. to R. Row I. S. Nale, L. White, C Goss, L. Osbome, S. Knepp, J. Shaw ver, N. Liddick, L. Goss, J. Witzel 'Hiqh L. to R. Row I. S. Brower, A. Dably, D. Snyder, F. Sing- ley, B. Kearns, F. McNitt, M. Fultz, L. Graham, J. Shildt, E. Snyder, S. Lyons, C. McNitt, K, Von Garland. Row 2. C.Simmon- etti, K. Knepp, B. Dippery, T. Smith, T. Gilbert, B. Crosson, A. Gipe, B. Reader, S. Romig, R. Yo- der, S. Bair. J. Wilson, C. Stine. Row 3. A. Hopple, R. Pennabaker, D. Watts, A. Showers, L. Snook, H. Rhodes, J. Wagner, D. Rhodes, S. Ar- nold J. Leister, J. Shipe, E. Dupert, L. beaver, E. Sassaman, N. Shawver, J, Knepper, D. Wirrick. 1.5 P. Bailor, S. Rothrock, A. Kauffman M. Stuck. Row 2. D. Wagner, C Wagner, G. De Arment, B. Bollinger D. Stewart, W. Fultz, W. Romig F. Hunter, A. Swailes, C. I-loar K. Geedy. J. Criswell, R. Wilson D. Baumgardner, B. Kuppel, G. Laub, W. Hartley, R. Fultz man. L. to R. Row I. S, Downing, N. Sheetz, E. Shaw, B. White, S. Fultz, FA, Bea- ver, W. Powell, R. Haines, S. Peffer, S, Wert, W. Furgison, G.Bender. Row 2. S. Clinger, G, Druckenmiller. L. Crawford, S. Hartman, H. Stime- ly, D. Aumiller, G.Nixon, M. lep- ley, D. Shawver, M. Buchannan, G. Aderson, D. Fery, D. Shaw- ley, B. Stains, S. Stine. Row 3. T. Schomer, A. G u thri dg e, C. Wagner, C. Woods, R. Rob- erts, K. Karper, F. Jemison, C. Whiteman, R. Clinger, R, Wagner, A. Grace, R. Rit- ter, J, Snook. D. Henry, B. Bigelow. Row 3. D. Young, G. Plank, C. Filson, Henry, J. Kipp, R. Renninger, E. Plummer, W. Mattem, D. L. Corbin, and W. Zimmer- g-5 L. to R. Row I. D. Clever, J. Napi- koski, L. Shirk, M. Kerstetter, L. Dem- men, D. Shipe, D. Harbster, N. Mc- Nabb, J. Runtagh, N. Dove, C. Far- rell, C. Oberlin. Row 2. F. Thom- fluniou as, D. Goss, L. Mann, W. Car- schner, C. Palm, R. Snook, C. Heller, J. A. Stuck, J. Seigler, B. Yoder, F. Doddle, J. Wagner, P. Miller, S. McKinney. S. Gallucci. Row 3. D. Snook, D. Treaster, W. Lauver, R. Fleming, R. Wray, I. Monsell, K. Pennebaker, W. Adams, D. Fitzgerald, R. Gingrich, J. Musser, R. Bair, T. Terry, A.Everly, B. Plank. ,L. to R. Row I. A. Treaster, P W Druckenmiller, S. ROSS. P. Hannon. QS. Murphy, B. Goss, A. Kohler, G. Bedlyon, S. Hartley, L. Powell, S. Mowery, N. Rager. Row 2. D. Knepper, S. Henry, M. Harsh- barger, F. Kephart, E.She1'wood, L. Garrett, B. Hassinger, S. Johnson, P. Harper, D. Stidfole. C. Benner, S. McClellan, L. iSnyder, D. Ferguson, K. lKnepper. Row 3. O. Ken- ,nedy, B. Bowen, C. Kurtz, J. Drozda, J. Richard, H. Fultz, B. Kupple, R.Fetters, A. Herrick, D. Drucken- miller, D. Baumgardner, R. Stuck. R. Donaldson, J. Zarkovich, B. Baxter, D. Wilt. L. to R. Row I. S. Kohler B. Klinger, A. Kahley, P. Han- non. J. Knepp, L. McMullen, M. Manbeck, K. Smith. I. Stuck, K. Baker, S. Simpkins, M, S. Ging- rich. Row 2. A. Ream, L. Daubs. P. Dunn, P. J. Cramer, B. Corson, M. Smith, B. Rhodes, M. Treaster, E. Pennington. J. Rhodes, M. Mc- Knight, C. Soult, C. Gallucci P. Mauery. Row 3. F. Solt, J. l-loar W. Irrgang, D. DeArment, G.' Knepp I K. Smeltzer, E. Sassaman. J. Keisling, T. Carlson, D. Rosenberry, G. Rowe J. Myers. B. Treaster, T. Reese, R. Bay, L. to R. Row I. M. Bailey, S. Taylor, B. Woomer, P. Yeater, F, Foulk, C. ' V Druckenmiller, C. Yetter, P, Snook, L. Frank, C. Kauffman, E. Kephart, F. Geedy. Row 2. Schomer, M, Gasper, B, Foulk, W. Goss, R. Mc- Nair, D. Kearns, G. Edwards, R. Kearns, S. Carsclmer, H. Binga- man, C. Gasper, M. Snook. Row 3. W. Engle, T. Campbell, J. Naugle, A. Royer, G. King, B. Pursel, R. Packard. J. Pan- del, R. Rhodes, W, A. Goss, R. Phillips, C. Amey, J. Fetters. J. Crozier, L. Ran- dolph, B. Birch. L. to R. Row I. J, Opden- hoff, B. Kelley, S. Hay- wood, K. Everly, A. Mon- sell, B. Lilley, P. Jones, F. Baker, D. Wray, R. Rheam, K, Swanger, S, Bailey. Row 2. B, Druckenmiller, G.Gregg, J.Stroup, B, Platzer. D.Marker, J. Walker, B, Stever, B. Stump, C. Warner. Row 3. D, Morgan, K. Morgan, T, Wert, H. Hackett, L. Rhodes, R. Cummings, C. Reynolds, F. Evanitsky. J. Zeigler, J. Espigh, D. Rush, L. Murphy, L. Petrie. man. J. Seiler, A. Miller, J. Everly J. Miller, B. Sheetz, L. Nearhoof K. Hockenberry, J. Hackenberry er, S. Wray, S. Potter, B. Case B. Espeigh, S. Krout, E. Moffet S. Bittinger, B. Hackett, S Knepp, D. Drozda, R. Knepp Leeper, H. Kline, F, Adams J. Reese. N. Wray. J. Heck P, Reese. L. to R. Row I. J. Cramer, L. Hoff- D. Shoemaker, D. Knepp, Row 2. D. Harpster, M. Goss, N. Geissing- Miller. J. Soult. Row 3. L. D. Mast, C. Hoffman, A, flunion Hiqh Schoolg 3 9-4 L. to R. Row I. J. Knepper, M. Allison, S. Felmlee, J. Haines, B. Russell, J. Morgan, B. Fisher, S. Myers, P. Everly, G. Reed, P. Shilling, P. Lench. Row 2. D. Roberts, C. Moser, R. Lewis, R. Kauffman, W. Smith, G. Freed, R. Laub, W. Meyers, S. Betylon, R. Meyers, C. Bair, W. Snook. Row 3. G. Mowery, R. Mazza, G. Earnest, J. Brook- shire, B. Hackett, R. Moore, C. Klinger, I. Black, J. Geedy, N. Knepp, F. Druckenmiller, A. Minium. L. to R. Row I. B. Osborne, H. Geedy, K. Majestic, S. King, E. Mccahon, J. Davis, M. Elliot, D. Amuiller, L. Knepp, B. Rogers, M. Craig, A. Zimmerman. Row 2. R. Stihe, B. Wilt, S. Lauver, E. Knepp, J. Parker, L. Earnest, C. Ritter, J. Shingler, E. Thomas, P. Zarkovich, B. Kress, S. Kars- chner, C. Winegardner. Row 3. T. Burke, G. Cambell, A. Wine- gardner, E. Plummer, E. Corbin, B. Bodley, D. Barnes, J. Wilson, A. Campbell, M. Barnett, V. Simmonetti, R. Gardner, P. Ehrenfeld, H. Harsbarger, L. Fish- er, R. Sheetz, F 9-5 L. to R. Row I. P. Fultz, R. Dmcken- miller, S. Lench, L. Birgo, M. Gasper, M. Stimely, M. Seby. J. Stricker, L. Lee. M. Ritter, M. Hassinger, J. Kauff- man. Row 2. B. Goss, C. Karschner, D. Baker, B. Minium, D. Druckenmiller J. Powell, L. Treaster, J, Snook, B. Bargo, A. Kahley, T. Harpster, T. Rogers, D. Ritter, F. Karschner. Row 3. R. Boreman, T. Shade, C. Aumiller, D. Searer, S. Sauffer, B. Wagner, J. Shirk, T. McClenahen, L. Lockett, C. Goss, H. Stydinger, B. Mowery, B. Treaster, B. Page, R. Stuck, ,.:Lf.. ii A Mis , Q gmr.,-f .5 . .. f ii, . .Y 3. . f x MNT . gli :xi 5 Q gy . , 4 - y a N 52 ,, ,,., ,:. , , ., Q T gi sus! 1 1 41 ' , 5 Ne 2 NL Q Q 1 iii R 2 F xi x w 1 w if fi 5 gf.: A 1 5555. 5--ffsl ' V -' ff .. SW' T X .. . S. ki .. gufqfag., VE 5 . .fA, . -3 I X. ggi. f' 2' Q 5 K wg tfs Q 5: R .I 1 , v A -Q.. . .. 1, ,. ' QSRX Ni :mm 'x Q x -M xx 2 ' K W-41. ,,, 4'M. 'A 55' wr.-4 'Km x M 'N Senion 'High IOAN BARCLAY Social Studies AUDREY ALLISON ANNA BITTNER Latin and Mathematics Business WILLIAM CHECK BRUCE DAVIS JOHN ESTRIGHT Instrumental Music Science Physical Education i P EGARY GERBER !Social Studies and English E L STARK LASH ELIZABETH HUNTER Social Studies and Math Library and French 'flacultq MARTHA RODDY Social Studies DALE MILLER SHELDON SHERMAN Mathematics Science JOSEPH SHIRK ENZA SMITH CLARA STAYNER Driver Training Business Business ELIZABETH STEELE JONAS YODER English GERALD WOOMER En lish Guidance Counselor g flunion 'High THOMAS DUFF Y Geography and Science MARTHA BARNES - REBA ESH Mathematics Art DONALD FUHRER GEORGE GIBSON Social Studies Industrial Arts YL L1 599 :Home 5 i,f 'O1v1N QXFSY' YK 017110 GER Y P wi S JOSEPH HANEY ev? Science Gacultq CATHERINE HOS TERMAN RI Geography and Sclence SOCCTILIRD WENDELL HENDERSON la! -9rud?OUsEH Mathematics es OLDER ELLEN KLINE MIRIAM KNODE Physical Education School Nurse IEA N E5 09114-ajvg -'CRE Q31 Y-BQ0 Hy . IG Q65 Ghana gle . NXPS , ln 30 lsr GEORGE MOYLE agus Health and Phys. Ed. flunion -High '3acultq Cathetlne Thompson English V ELSIE RODGERS WILLIAM TROSTLE Vocal Music Instrumental Music x y . l I CAROLYN UFEMA CLAYTON WAGNER L English Mathematics N Y A44 4 U0 N93 S011 F w ov , 021 NWAZLKER LPQN gay E696 ADA WHITE we Social Studies N K t GB 1909 Sponta Line-u ' K , K I K 5 ' V' .-k.. fs gg I2 5 G n I5 Chia Logan 1 i i i A f 5 Q, i 1 1 KKAA f , g , Q f is I 5 swf -4 5 1 'ra ,,.,-. 1--FEEQTPI , ,.., dx Y Y - Y 0 - I I R s E is Q sg, s P K, K E S 3 N, i ? 3 L is s 5 'iv 5: if as G Eht 5 6 s Rs 5:5 im 4 1 2 E , f 5 5 S :EQ 55 95 2 E N 5 i , 5 K 1 ei Gerald Wilson Robert Torok Kenneth Dunn El Bill Bowers so QA E 1 55? I A, mm Q,V ,, . A Q, f M NQMS, mg Qmv-'SM S Ewa? oo 2 2 omf H 'zgg 'QQ-- .:,.,, , QwAQG ?1i? 5 YYQR5 it kzk 5ki: , S3 YQ Jxm Wagner 3 Wgilie Q N ,i Q . 3 52 Dick Rem 2 3 if S '! E Q 23, -2 32555 E E os 2 5 EEE is 3 W .. ' gig 5 S rles Drozda ig iglfwgiik Bob Batt Q E E 5 55.52 E . 'ES 5 55 5:3 js 2 If ,:Es I 55 if ogg, gm- o.'ff' ,,. Mfg' V 'jx ' M ,WV-il. ,... . - fgk W ' John Bigelow f ,Q W I Gun 'Vanaitq 'Jeam ROW I. B. Torok, G. Wilson, K. Dunn, R. Birch, G. Lyter. ROW 2. R, Moore, J. Bohn, J. Wagner A. Bautista, G. Parks. 1. gn I' ' ,' 6 . .f' AQ-5.5 P, -Q , fi M , z Q 02 -'P P Q LQ, F 4 -I ' .K ' , L ' QQ ' ROW 1, B. Bowers, J. Bigelow, T. Brown, B. Batt, C. DeArment. D. Reiss. T. McCard1e, G, Bay. ROW 2. H. Richards, W. Ammerman, T, McCarole, P. Hannon, C, Drozda, A. Wirrick, G. Riden, D. Plank, R, McMahon, T, Bowersox. , Batt and Wilson m Practice Session. ake the 'acne ' Vauaitq Wagn6l W the ball. .9n Action W11son holds off tw o attackers' Chief Logan 0 Hollisdaysbhfg Chief Logan 0 Carlisle Chief Logan 0 Philipsburg Chief Logan 20 Danville Chief Logan II Altoona C. Chief Logan I4 Bellefome Chief Logan o Lewistown Chief Logan I3 Huntington flu. -Hiqh Tootball N ROW 1, J. Snook, C. Bair, G. Bohn, F. Evanitsky, G. Earnest, I. Foxx, R. Rhodes, T. Harpster. ROW 2. L. Fisher, L. Treaster, M. Erb, G. Rowe, P. Zarkovich, R. Gingrich, D. DeArment, D. Plank, J. Zeigler. Coach Householder Q. L. .... Au.. ROW I. I. Wilson, H. Kline, J. Kipp, H. Harshbarger, R. Cummings, P. Ehrenfeld, T. McClenahen, L. Murphy. ROW 2. H. Leeper, B. Reeder, J. Powell, B. Crossen, P. Kurtz, D. Besch, W, Kuppels, G. Minium, J, Naugle. 60 Parks blocks for Leiter. Action Battista carries the ball. II ll Squad Mingoes in process of defeating Lock Haven's Bear Cats. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct, Oct. OCZ. Nov. 'Ike Huntingdon 3230 P- Saltillo 3:30 P Lock Haven 3:30 P, Bald Eagle 3:30 P . M. Lewistown B fl-ij 3230 P- Juniata Joint 7:30 P. Juniata Joint 3230 P Altoona B . M. KAP 3230 P. M. KHP M. CAD . M. IH! M. KH? M. CAD M. KHP ,....... ww .. ' + 'W whiff'-' its F Hg 5 , Q 9 I Q Q? KQV' 'gg xg , Q f f ki 5 ff , X i 5 . - .sl Q2 -' I sg S A,,:'g . K Q...- S 6 xg'L,. 3 - V 3. i if ' . 3 .V A A . gr.. Agni . Q X Q 25 , ik. wbi, ' 3 L 3 'J fg ! X J Q S Jf L LkW:i ,mi .. .. 53' 5 x ' Q. 5 is K Y we 3 1 L Owl Seniou Pla Graduation will cost the basketball team the above five players and two managers. All of them have done a fine iob for Chief Logan and we salute them. Smith Dick Crownover lf 9. Larry Hess 63 Gilbert Glenn MANAGER MANAGER S SQ: S' iQw 'Q,k, QiQX- -ig S gg 7 E' 5, gf ,Egg 5. i W4 in W X 4 K if 1 W Q Ab A K vig-in QA.A .. L A Qs . Q X ,. - ...Q A m . 1 , 'W -QQf N -f K , - . M Q , A N... g:,.Q ...,- . F 'A y - 9 4 . 5 1? 1' A. ' ' STK Uen ae P i , Fred Gutshall John Emight Larry Tfeaster MANAGER COACH MANAGER Vanietq 'Jeam ffm X I 1 'S 'James .Bo fm W 5 N 9 xv if N Art Wagner 67 Charles Drozda 1 Baaeball Coach Shirk Managers ,K N W 5' an fr f - I X gf Q2 .5'fiff' 8 Q I I , Si n N-5 Q I 1 - Q' ' E Wen. ' , The Team R , 3 W I I I W i Knepp, Simpkins, Wagner, Reiss, Warner, Royer, Haller, Dunn, and Gingrich and Marker , A e I Y ROW 1, Krick and Pursel Rhodes, Rodkey, Heller, ROW 2. Combriato, Hannon, and Bratton 68 Treasrer, and Kauffman. sogwau 'Jeam LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Benner, M. Royer, J. Plank, B. Fink 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Reese, C. Holt, D. Ford, B. Clark. R. Smith. COACH Householder LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Price, P. Hon, s. Zarkovmll xgNC,jfR L. Smith, S. Kauffman. L. Kreitzer. y ten LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Besch, A. McMinn, D. Walters, P. Treaster, P. Henry. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Pandel, H. Arnold J. Olnick, V. Treaster. 69 The Softball Team, N Cheenleadena Vanaitq Club fd. N! Chie Loq X X ide School ll 5 if li E sg L Ez M 'L E ll .1 Y: fsvmvwes' Dtufns Q Saxophones f .,, f x C LL, I Coronets, Trumpets m Trombones, French Horns - F 'x jo 1' ' sm cminer, Anqiclarineq YFEPQ. fling' Bassoon, Oboes, Flutes 5 ,,,- J' Senior: Band Quite a bit of color is added to the football games when the snappy Chief Logan band does its half-time routines. Many compliments were paid to our ver capable director, William Check, when the bond surprised audiences at the night X games with their new light routines. The band is active the year round. lt presents two onnual concerts and appears at many ofthe local Festivals and parades. This is Mr. Check's third year with us. Under his directions the band has grown until it now con- sists of exactly one-hundred members. ,my ,I Our director, Mr. Check. i y x . ll xo y I it i y X f,,f ss.. i I t ,i 'VII Q ff i 1 x i X s cminem 'B3fiEDIi8S,.B3SS6Sif . t is 73 is if 5- 2 ie, 'Q f '- x . f-zwifx 'X Mfgiap, i X S N 4 - gy . K iq 4 ws H ' X 3 X 5 5 Liiixx L ' 2 . , Q y 'V A K5 yi .N 5 , , V RE i, Ei 5 5 fu 'Q Y i t K? V Q A is Q We Qt . 3' it ur J X. -Q Vzn' H , - 3, Q, A x in 9 sg. f, i I jf. Q .f .,- I g 3 X g , 4' Q A - W an 'itz K K 'AEE e ' 'K E -hd ' as Qflfihiig' .,:f-aww' nion Band Diatnict Repueaentatiuea DISTRICT CHORUS Ten student rgpresented Chief Logan at the South Central District orus Festival, held at Bald DISTRICT BAND Six students from the Chief Logan High School Band were chosen to participate in the South Central District Band. This event took place at Selins- grove, February I4 to February I6, 1957. Eagle Area Joint High in January. The Chorus was directed by Charles A. Davis, direc- tor of the Indiana State Teachers College Choir. Barbara Loht Dallas Manley A new interest de- veloped in Chief Logan High School this year, when for the first time in many years, Chief Logan was represented at the District meeting of debating teams. mna. Rodqena Qinla Chonua Loqanettea B049 mee Wluauc, muarc, Wluaic All choral groups are under the expert leader- ship of Mrs. Elsie H. Rodgers who has directed our r school chorus fo 'o many years. The Sem r and in early selected singing. girls, 'add a Choral is a group of ninety girls selected , Junior, and Senior classes. This its annual concerts at Christmas ' Glee Club is composed of boys the Senior high because they enjoy Loganettes, a group of Senior Junior Trio from the Junior Class of small .group artistry to our Fine 1 l Club fluniou 'Illia -1- flunion 'Hiqh Chonua The Junior High School Chorus provides training and experience For those girls in the Junior High School who enjoy singing and who someday desire to belong to the Senior Chorus. They are also directed by Mrs. Elsie Rodgers and do a Fi ne iob presenting musical programs within the Junior High. The County Chorus met this year at Rothrock Senior High School in McVey- town. Chief Logan was represented at this choral event by the people pictured at the right. Chief Logan is iustly proud of them. Within the music groups of our school is provided training that cannot be taught from textbooks, and we believe that these people who have participated in these activities will al- ways value the things they have learned here. Countq Chonua ,CHIE F7-.A : tg, l '--.f- r-.!a. 'Agn 52,5 qui -L - .Nc-5:4-:sf 21. .qs Xl I 'E' sg, hf'ff -. :n't- . -Q-.s.g'q,, 3?-1311113521-rs 1.5-. ff.-7'-S. -., '4 1 -Wm. ts M. 45-v.. ','g-4. g-...as 'N In It 'sQ.s5SL'f-Q., -., 5, . b. N. 1:55 lf- - sf . N -:.-l- .:: 5-5.5-3' 1, '- an- 5 - .M -w. gs .,,. N ':'f-- L : :-'l - 5'.2't- 's: ':h. u sI ' -1--.5-1'N5 i nv -e..'-1-.,,, ' 'Q' - M-N is-2:-..-rstmw Q- ..-. N. 's'--,,g-...1--ii.-s. '- -. - - -vm, -. --T -mi--. M. -Q, .. - '-.'---'Q-.52-.-.LN-Q.,-3... ., .N NW: 'f-4 -sw.-N-.,f-. ..,,Q'- .- Ne, 1. -.3-W. . g--.,i..,, , 'H' L --I -':f7'..' -'-.-n. Hin 'fu 'u 5 . -51 -it--. 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' em M. 3, V, V- -.Qs l.' .I?-lf V .xv-ft 'fl -4-22. su ful 'N 1N. u Z1',Bm, h, -v:!,T'flfi,,,w 4' 3'-i.,5',Lu.-. ,::: 0 0 4 'fr ff -f..,:-wwf.-M ' P -f-.. W--. JL wif- .2,-1-16: P slug 23' Y Y ..,,..gmI:'. i t i E F95 7 SA Senior High Reporters English Department, to the staff. Junior High Reporters sqx l5l'shed at the The Chieftain is pu I ' r con- end of each month. This pape tains news of all school activities and many special features each month. Bonnie Naugle serves as editor and each staff is headed b a special feature editor. Mrs. Steelle, ofthe ' the advisor IS nal 'mo V 4- YW hw xi In alll Tilffliflmf Qki' . no nu D0 QW-I0 'Y 'Y ' 3' 3' 'H cl uw. or m pu and Yillfs 'NF ,rv A. nluu1uifnvn.ua urua4uh.-pron.aouma s, an num: In nun!- raaiuu-svcaxnmmxmpunaunuugvss W 'ww i . 2.4L i' ':.'::fs.zg.5:g:::3gggg:::::g:::g::::..::...,w.u-ew t.i, 'n,,fii'f..'l ' 'j f naman H l y 1 .... ...i mln HHN - 1 i' ...... lrinds s-i-. ssss uma new. Hwlgm ri s my tiii vnu DUNN 'mlm' Am. mu 31 egg mm ....... ........, ........,..... , . any :nu -gy-gjqgggr ,. ........... ,... ...... J 1 mu Bhouborll ... .... .. .. .. Hbmnldlnrpl L e3Hg,'3 ...,.. lupus Dull. Jun IIN hams A .,.... . .... .... . . mmu xmmr. Linda w-nm Donna Frank. susan 'rhomnsoi .,... . .,. ..... ....... . .. 1. 'UBI 4 t . .... , .... ,i nnmn un build Pennlnltlu use Inn! dill Duma hula! as nam Q-.f...f.. ..,L. ., . .. vullhll Hackett Ili V Uuroum limi!! IM Ulf!!! 'NN . any hun. and lllllfl lun . ..,... Deny Dalit. than Isronlcl manhole Hummel. Dahl! Inu mu unch-nl Janice hillh. Ph! Typists 2 I I 79 i Y ' on Q f ,Q RESOLUTIONS Ill- El!! in nw-M rm- Senior: Claaa Plaq Oh Doc. . it hurts. Again in our senior year we presented our class play. Take Your Medicine was the play of the year. It was presented before the largest audience ever to witness a class play at Chief Logan. With Mrs. Steele, as our director, and three worthy seniors as student directors, QPhy11is Mancino, Betty Reese, and Mike flake Uoun ll medicine Okay. . . Back to bed with you. So you don't like this hospital, huh? Hellerj a good senior cast put the play over with great success. Visiting Hours quot Duchy -- -- Rehearsal Gets Underway JUNIOR PLAY CAST: Connie . . . . Toni Gates Mr. Maxwell . . John Gingrich Mr. Moore . . . . Jim Shorsberger Mrs, Maxwell . . . Bonnie Clark Craig Moore. . . . . Russell Birch Betty Lou, , . . . Janice Elder Del Marshall . . Leonard Ellinger Betnadine . . . . Carol Ann Holt Miss Blayne . . . . Ann Adams Wilbur . . . . Stephen Salamack Aunt Mary . . . Janet Harris Q 1, I think I could really go for you. , , 81 Sign it Just Ducky Libuanq Club 'Jni-Hi-U The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y organizations of the Burnham YMCA, are organized in our H high school with the Eurnose of upholding ig standards of Chris- tian living. Mr. Dean Steele advises the Hi-Y and Miss Anna Bittner serves as advisor to the Tri-Hi-Y. Obficena Each year the Hi-Y sponsors the annual Foot- ball Dance and early in January the Tri -Hi-Y holds its Snow Queen Dance. Pnoud momenta I- 'Jonenaic Plaq The Lost Kiss, the one-act fantast -comed - A Y presented b Cllief Logan High School, at the annual Forensic contest revolved about a kiss in the tips of Pierrette's Fingers which is carried away on a breeze and so is completely lost, but not For long. The kiss comes upon a young girl in the park, then an oldish man, next a policeman on the beat, a lovable grandma, a newsboy and finally a dis- appointed bachelor girl. Such havoc is caused by the ' antics of the kiss that 'ere l it finally finds Pierrot, everyone it has met, has fallen in love. K , .., W---Q, W A new Onvanllaflon Gun Student Council Obbzcena 'Juume'Jeachenf1 ognmenica ACKNOWLE DGEMENT The members of the Yearbook Business Staff wish to take this means of ex ressing their appreciation to all the very generous peoplne who helped to make this ef- fort a financial success. Please patronize them as they have us. The Business Staff PATRONS ATTORNEYS AT LAW CUT RATE STORES Fetterolf and Brugler Bolger's Cut Rate Houck and Barron Parkway Store Siegel and Siegel South Side Cut Rate Walker's Cut Rate AUTO DEALERS AND SERVICES DAIRY STORES Bumham Auto Sales Bob's Dairy Store Earl Beal, Inc. Royale Dairy Company Frey Motors Ganoe Motors, Inc. DENTISTS Hetrick and McCardle Maiestics' Auto Sup lies, Inc. Dr. Jacob Brown Noerr's Motor Freight Dr. W.E. Chamberlain Novak Motor Company Dr. Earl C. Costa Price Motor Company Dr. Thomas H. Lake Stoicheff Auto Sup lies Dr. Carl T. Russ Warner-Lewis Buick Company DEPARTMENT STORES BAKERIES E.E. McMeen Company Beaver Brothers' Bakery DOCTORS AND OPTOMETRISTS Fultz's Bakery Letterman's Brothers Bakery Dr. E.M. Aurand Dr. C. F. Burns Dr. Felderman BARBER SHOPS AND BEAUTY PARLORS Dr. Herbert G. Gelhardt Dr. C. B. McClain Ann's Beauty Shop Dr. James R. McNabb Barton's Beauty Bar Mifflin County Optometric Society Eleanor's Beauty Shop Dr. and Mrs. Luther V. Rhodes Fess' Barber Shop Dr. Sidney C. Sivitz Penr3 s Barber Shop Dr. George E . Wortman Pow er Puff Beauty Shop Tom's Barber Shop DRUG STORES Tom Hays Barber Shop Thomas Mayes, Hair Stylist Peo les Drug Stores Vogue Beauty Shop Stalliords' Drug Store DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS Chapple's Cleaners Reedsville Dry Cleaning ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND SUPPLIES Derry - Decatur Television Line Inc. Eisenhart Appliance Company Guss T.V. and Appliance Reynolds Electric Roy Gates Electric Shoops T.V. Service Swinefords Radio Service FUNERAL PARLORS Barr's Funeral Home Speer's Funeral Home FURNITURE STORES Bohn's Furniture Hoover's Furniture Store Rager's Furniture Taub's Furniture Wolf Furniture Store GARAGES Breon's Garage Erb's Body Shop GROCERIES, PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY AND FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS A8iP Super Market American Stores Co. Artman's Food Store Boova, S. And Co. Brindels Grocery Store Giant Store Hannon's Store and Market Harpster's Grocery Harry's Furit Market Havice's Groceries Heights Grocery Huey's Meat Market Maitland General Store Marker's Confectionery Marrone's Food Market Moore's Grocery Napikoski Grocery Rocco's Super Market Shilhamer's Grocery Stuckey's l.G.A. Market Tony's Clover Farm Store Weis Markets InC. HARDWARE STORES Bossert's Hardware Burnham Hardware Clark's Hardware Fleming's Hardware Franciscus Hardware Hambright Brothers Hardware Lewistown Hardware Smith's Hardware HOTELS Green Gables Hotel Hotel Lewistown INSURANCE H.C. Kerstetter Company JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENTS Francis Orris, Jeweler Kessin9er's Jewelry Store Rodger's Jewelry Walker's Jewelry Weaver Jewelry Wilt's Jewelry JUNK DEALERS Joe Krentzmen and Son Sitkin's Junk Company MEN'S APPARE L Henry's Clothing Store Joe Katz, Inc. Rubins Clothing Store MONETARY ESTABLISHMENTS Consumer Discount Co. RESTAURANTS Blue Goose Dutch's Diner Himes 322 Diner Miller's Cafe MUSIC STORES J.H. Gibboney Music Store Stade's Music Store PUBLIC WORKS INDUSTRIES American Vi scose Corporation Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Standard Steel Works Division RETAIL STORES AND DISPENSERS Atlantic States Gas Aurand's Sporting Goods Cotterel Company Frank Guerrini Vending Machines F. W. Woolworth Co. G. C. Murphy Co. Joe, The Motorists Friend, Inc. Marg's Tot Shop Sherwin-Williams Paints Standard Candy and Tobacco Twin Valley Farm Bureau White's Bicycle Store SERVICE STATIONS Ed Fisher Service Center Edmiston Sunoco Gulf Oil, Inc. Ike and Son's Esso Station McNitts Esso Shearers Atlantic Service Shorts Service Station Smiths Gulf Service Steffen's Atlantic Service Van's Gulf Service Weaver's Amoco SHOE STORES .l.S. Raub Kinney's Musser's Correct Footwear Super Self-Service Tom Johnson's Wian's SUPPLY COMPANIES Cloyd J. Traill E. DeVecchis and Sons Lewistown Lumber and Supply Co TIRE SERVICE F.L. Wagner, Recapping W. B. Wagner, Recapping MISCELLANEOUS Arlene Shop Deihls' Flowers T. Digan Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Crownover Don Miller Fabric Shop Irvin Ferguson Lewistown Broadcasting Company Maitland Roller Mill Mauery's Sheet Metal Miller's Bottling Works Robert W. Leister Simon's Tailor Shop Standard Pennant Company 88 1,311 YEARIUOKS .arf 'fi 3 ' up er gp v ur .Fig Si Hg was , 5 5 Q3 A ., .S X' Q- Q Ni 1' Q Q li? 55 s .. W... ,4n., M. . A4 , N X as . 4 O fs . xx 5 5 N xy. .- o