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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1959 volume:

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Thompson CarolYfl Ufema Clayton Wagner Janice White Jonas Yoder James L. Hall e.4,9on.4iAiAfy jlzrou g 361614 W Chk Reba Esh Jeanne K1-eig -e '4 -1 Miriam Knod Elsie Rodger Clyde Scott if nf livin 9 an cl worLin BETTY LA RUE BELL Commercial Secretary La Rue is quiet till you get to know her then-Wow! Attractive and nice to know . , . dislikes deceitful people. ACTIVITIES: Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 45 Legend Staff 45 Prom Comm. 35 Sec- retarial Club 3 lTreasurerJ5 Class Play 4. DORINE ANN BEAVER Commercial Telephone Opr. Dorine is usually seen with Hannon . . . likes to hot rod the Packard . . . main interests are in Lewistown . . . homework is her downfall. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 35 Secretarial Club 3. BEVERLY JEAN BAIR Commercial M.R.S. Degree jean's main interest is Bob . . . has great hopes of getting her M.R.S. degree . . . dislikes P.0.D. Class. ACTIVITIES: Softball 25 Chorus 35 Chieftain Staff 35 Legend Staff 45 Class Play 45 Handbook Club 35 Yearbook Club 3. GLEN ELLIS BELL Academic Aeronautical Engineer Doc is quite a talkative guy . . . loves to hot rod Nellybelle . . . Pho- tography editor of our Legend . . . tall, blond lad with a friendly smile. ACTIVITIES: Forensic Competition 35 Chieftain Staff 2, 3, 45 Legend Staff 45 Class Play 35 Glee Club 25 Math Club 3. LINDA SUSAN BELL Commercial M.R.S. Degree Sue was one of the Football Queen's pretty court . . . has been a cheer- leader for a number of years . . . dislikes wreckless drivers . . . enjoys visits to Ohio. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Prom Comm. 35 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3. DENNIS RAY BINGMAN Academic Join the Navy Benj will be glad to get out of school . . . dislikes French Class . . . his interests above all other things are girls . . . quiet, but not to every- one. ACTIVITIES: Sportsmanship Club 3. a'i fi' TODD WILSON BOWERSOX Academic To Be A Forester Todd is a friendly, fun-loving lad . . . usually seen with Judy . . . has great plans for the future . . . next to Judy his pride and joy is his blue Stude . ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 25 Wrest- ling 35 'Baseball 25 Hi-Y 45 Class Officer 45 iVice PresidentJ5 Legend Staff 45 Class Play 3, 45 Nature Study 3. VICKIE ANN CLINGER Commercial Get a Car of My Own f'Vick dislikes slow drivers and car trouble . . . interests are the Marine Corps and a certain Mercury . . . usually seen with Betty and in a green DeSoto. ACTIVITIES: Soft Ball 1, Band 15 Librarian 1, 2, 35 Future Business Leaders of America 3. JOSEPH ALLEN BRADLEY Commercial To Graduate Joe is the sports editor of thc Legend . . . played his female role well in the class play . . . a faithful worker in Hi-Y . . . quiet but enjoys mischief. ACTIVITIES: Basket Ball 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 iVice Presidentlg Legend Staff 45 Class Play 3, 45 Student Council 25 Yearbook Club 35 Football Manager 1. MARY LOU BRUMBAUGI-I Academic To Be a Teacher Mertz loves to go to football games . . . lists Johnson as her Pet Peeve . . . jolly sort of person . . . secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Librar- ian 45 Student Council 35 F.T.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ANN BRANNAN Academic Nurse A lively blond, Brannan is built near the ground . . . hails from Mait- land . . . likes to rod the Chevy . . . when she's around there is never a dull moment. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Librarian 45 Nurse's Club 35 Art Club 2. BRUCE HOBERT BROWER Commercial Be A Success Bruce is one of our mischievous Seniors . . . interest lies in trucking business . . . doesn't like short band bus trips . . . always seen teasing. ACTIVITIES: Basket Ball 45 Base- ball l5 Track 45 Chorus 2, 35 County Chorus 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 3, 45 District Band 45 Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 35 Historian Club 2, 3. CAROL ANN CONDRON Commercial Nurse Bullet can usually be seen driving the Ford . . . enjoys band trips . . . pals with Amick . . . thinks a lot of that certain boy . . . keeps everyone laughing. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4i Prom Comm. 33 Yearbook Club 3. JEAN EMMA ELLIOTT Academic Nurse Elliott is always anxious to go to the Saturday Night hops . . . dislikes staying home . . . nice looking and fun to be with . . . will always re- member her roommates at Washing- ton. FRANCIS EDGAR CROZIER Academic Navy Frank is one of the Woodland Avenue gang . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . looks forward to the end of school . . . liked by everyone. ACTIVITIES: Football 13 Baseball 13 Class Play 43 Math Club 3. RONALD LINWOOD EDWARDS Academic To be a Designer Ronnie is one of our shorter seniors . . . hails from Yeagertown . . . has interests in rockets and mis- siles . . . always complaining about the little jalopy . . . pals with Alvin. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 43 Science Club 3s Art Club 3. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Chieftain Staf 2, 3, 43 Legend StaE 43 Class Play 43 Librarian 43 Future Nurse's Club 3 lofiicerl. GLORIA JEAN DIPPERY Commercial Graduate Dip is one of our faithful Softball players . . . has the smallest ponytail at Chief Logan High School . . . can make' a joke of anything. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, 3, 43 Legend Staff 43 Class Play 3, 43 Year- book Club 3. RAYMOND EUGENE DOBSON Academic Study Music Gene is one of Mr. Check's boys . . . is strangely attracted to Valley- ont . . . maybe that's why he dis- likes short band trips . . . can really play that coronet. ACTIVITIES: Football 13 Basketball 2, 43 Baseball 2, 43 County Chorus 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 County Band 2, 3, 43 District Band 33 Forensic Competition 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Class Play 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Student Coun- cil 33 French Club 3 loiicerl. MARTHA FAYE GEARHART Commercial To Be Happy Muff is nearly always seen in that '57 green and white Ford with Dave close by . . . dislikes the cafeteria line . . . always seen with a smile on her face. ACTIVITIES: Band 15 Prom Com- mittee 35 Class Play 3, 45 Safe Drivers Club 3. LEE EDWARD GILBERT Academic To Graduate Lee rods a hot '51 Plymouth . . . interests lie in cars and girls . . . dis- likes French . . . has pretty brown eyes. ACTIVITIES: YVrestling 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Class Play 45 Good Sportsmanship Club 3. . . g-rsamq'39'v-1. RICHARD LEE FOULK Commercial U. S. Army Rich likes hunting, lishing, and playing guitar as much as he dislikes homework . . . has blond wavy hair. ACTIVITIES: Sportsmanship Club 3. RONALD CLAIR GINGRICH Academic Go To College Red is our class Treasurer . . . hates to wait for lunch . . . keeps 12-A-1 in stitches . . . loves substitutes in English class . . . enjoys all kinds of sports. ACTIVITIES: Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 45 District Band 45 Class Ollicer 3, 45 Legend Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Clase Play 35 Dance Band 45 Nature Club 3 fOllicerJ. HELEN LOUISE FITZGERALD Academic Get Through College Fitz is always seen cutting up with Sandy . . . enjoys music and extra- curicular activities . . . can't stand sitting around with nothing to do . . . likeable. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 3, 45 Band 3, 45 For- ensic Competition 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Stai 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 3, 45 Librar- ian 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Historian 25 F.T.A. Club 2, 3, 4 iollicer 33. NORMAN ALLISON GOSS Academic Go To Air Force Son would rather play baseball than eat . . . homework only gets in his way . . . a quiet fellow but always a good lad to have around. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 35 Handicraft Club 3. JANE ANN HARPSTER Commercial Airline Stewardess jane is neat and sweet . . . is the energetic one of the gang . . . interests lie in the junior class . . . chosen for the football queen's court. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 35 Legend Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Cheerleading 15 Class Play 3, 45 Librarian 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Club 3 lSecretaryl. is LINDA LOU HARPSTER Commercial To Be A Success Nin is a good example of good things coming in small packages . . . Stupie's good friend , . . pictures taken on class trip are listed as her pet peeve . . . has an interest in a certain soldier. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Legend Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 45 Yearbook Club 35 Handbook Club 3. N GERNA LOUISE HANNON Commercial Telephone Operator Finker can usually be seen with Beaver in the Packard . . . those trips to Lewistown takes up a lot of her time . . . has pretty black hair . . . dislikes homework. ACTIVITIES: Secretarial Club 3. WALTER LEROY HARPSTER BARBARA ANN GUSSLER Commercial To See The World Barb is often seen driving the big Cadillac . . . has Tom Allenbaugh listed as her Pet Peeve . . . has an interest in a certain guy at C.S.T.C. ACTIVITIES: Twirlers Club 3. Academic Go To College Harpo did a very fine job in the class play . . . dislikes French . . . quiet and shy . . . doesn't care much for girls . . proud of his driver's license. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 45 Track 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Nature Study Club 35 Art Club 2. CARL NELSON I-IARTLEY Academic To Be Successful Hartley,' likes cars, money, and women-one in particular . . . takes pride in his '51 Ford . . . doesn't like school . . . makes frequent trips to Cinder Hill. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Class Play 45 Good Sports- manship Club 3. ...-Q...-,. , PATRICIA JEANNE HARTMAN Commercial Airline Stewardess Pat was our Tri-Hi-Y President . . . nice to everybody . . . likes' that cer- tain someone . . . detests bossy people . . . one of the gang. ACTIVITIES: 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 fPresidentD5 Chieftain Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 3, 45 Li- brarian 45 Student Council 2, 45 Yearbook Club 3. LAURA LILLIAN HOOK Academic R.N. Degree Laurie is one of our taller seniors . . . likes reading, football, and wrest- ling . . . doesn't like P.O.D. Class . . . easy to get along with. GARY LEE I-IATT Academic jeg Pilot Hatt longs to get off the ground and into a jet . . . likes to kid a lot . . . well known and liked by his fel- low class mates. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Class Play 45 Driver Train- ing Club 3. PATRICIA LOUISE HENRY Commercial Telephone Operator Patty is always ready to make friends . . . can't stand those morn- ing bells . . . enjoys going to football games . , . has a pretty smile for everyone. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Legend Staff 45 Prom Comm. 35 Class Play 45 Handbook Club 3 lofl icerl5 Yearbook Club 3. ACTIVITIES: TrifHi-Y 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 Nurse's Club 3, 45 Art Club 2. ALVIN FORREST HECKARD Academic Radio Repair Shop Alvin has great interests in elec- tronics and science . . . dislikes French Class . . . pals with Ronnie . . . likes to experiment with radios. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 35 Art Club 25 Science Club 3. DIANE KAY HENRY Commercial Medical Secretary Kay surely thinks a lot of Rocky . . . dislikes people who crack gum . . . friendly to everybody . . . usually seen with Pat . . . has pretty, long hair. ACTIVITIES: Softball 25 Chorus l, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Legend Staff 45 Softball Manager 3, 45 Class Play 45 Handbook Club 35 Yearbook Club 3 foiicerl. SANDRA JANE HUGHES Academic R.N. Degree Sandy is one of our peppy cheer- leaders . . . loves to make trips to Yeagertown . . . Maid of Honor at the Football Queen Dance . . . enjoy- ed the class trip. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2, 3, 4 fofii- cerlg County Chorus 3, 4s District Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Legend Staff 4, Prom Committee 35 Cheer- leading 3, 4: Class Play 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4 iOHicer3g Nurses Club 3. LEWIS EDWARD KNEPP Academic To Be A Success Lew is one of the smarter boys in the 12-A-2 section . . . but dislikes homework . . . thinks a lot of sports cars and would like to have one of his own. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3g Class Play 43 Math Club 3. HAZEL EVELYN HUNLEY Academic To Be A Success Huz values the pictures taken in route from Washington . . . one of the gang from Vira . . . her interests lie in that certain someone . . . dis- likes camera shy people . . . short and sweet. ACTIVITIES: Soft Ball 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident75 County Chorus 3, 43 Forensic Competition 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3: Chieftian Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 25 Legend Staff 45 Class Play 35 Student Council 3: Historian Club 25 Future Nurses Club 35 Art Club 2. THOMAS LEROY KAUFFMAN Academic To Go To College Tom is built close to the ground . . . one of our Senior wrestlers . . . likes all outdoor sports . . . has a dis- liking for French Class . . . nice to have around. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Class Play 4: Nature Club 3. Q! L1 ' . ,. :J 9:7 Z.'-AIAA ig. CHARLES CECIL JOHNSON Academic Lawyer or Engineer Charlie is the President of our Stu- dent Council . . . always willing to help . . . sure can blow that Bass Horn . . . always seen driving the stationwagon . . . loves to argue pol- itics with Mr. Lash. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g County Band 3, 45 District Band 45 Forensic Competition 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, Class Play 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4 QOHicerl5 Science Club 3. . Hg .fs I ? .X SHIRLEY JANE KAUFFMAN Commercial To Be Happy Shirley takes pride in that certain guy from Penn State . . . has pretty curly hair . . . dislikes pesty people . . . never has her homework done on time. ACTIVITIES: Soft Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4: Class Play 3, 45 Librarian 2, 3, 49 Sportsmanship Club 3, 4 fSecretary and Treasurerl. ALBERT FRANK LEISTER Academic B.S. in Chemistry Frank is our Mad Chemist . . . lives on a farm and detests milking cows . . . likes science and girls . . . always seen driving his Chevy . ACT IVITIES: Class Play 45 Science Club 3, 45 Art Club 2. JOAN MARLENE LEPLEY Commercial To Be A Success Joan hails from Decatur . . . doesn't like to get up in the morning . . . interests lie in boys . . . friendly to everyone. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 45 Secre- tarial Club 3. RICHARD LEE LEEPER Academic College Dick thinks a lot of that special girl . . . interests lie in Rock and Roll, hunting, and school . . . pet peeve is French class . . . has a nice smile for everyone. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 45 Track 45 Class Play 45 Nature Club 3, 4. BARBARA MAE LEWIS Commercial Secretary Barb loves that Hammond organ . . . dislikes little quizes . . . enjoys her driver's license . . . likes all types of music ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Legend Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 45 Yearbook Club 35 Banker 3, 4. CLAYTON LEE LASH Academic Mechanic Pete is one of our quiet Seniors . . . has great interest in an underclass- man . . . frequently seen driving the green Ford . . . likeable. ACT IYITIES: Class Play 45 Drivers Training 2, 3. JUDY CAROLE LOHT Academic School Teacher Judy doesn't like to be called Loht . . . hopes to become Mrs. Bowersox . . . has anxiously watched her long hair grow . . . has a contagious laugh. ACTIVITIES: Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 3, 45 Librarian 45 Student Council 35 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY LOUISE LYTER Commercial To be a Success Nancy never likes to miss a foot- ball game . . . is our Legend editor . . . is liked by all . . . pals with Shirley and Nearhood . . takes a big interest in the opposite sex. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 fof. ficerlg Chieftain Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 25 Legend Staff 45 Prom Comm. 35 Class Play 3, 45 Librarian 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Dancing Club 3. lx CAROLYN REBECCA MAGEE Academic Art Teacher Carolyn takes pride in her art work . . . is studious but doesn't appreciate homework . . . likes to drive . . . has a real cute smile. ACTIVITIES: Softball 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 Art Club 2, 3 fofficerf. I mais' WILLIAM THOMAS LONGWELL Academic Do My Best Bill played the part of the hero in the class play and did a good job of it'. . . looking for a bright futurc when school is through . . . has a smile for everyone. ACTIVITIES: Band 45 Class Play 45 Art Club 3. ALBERT WESLEY MAGILL Academic Be a Success Wes is an ardent photographer . . . doesn't particularly care for homework . . . one of our wrestlers . . . a quiet Senior. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 3, 45 Class Play 45 Glee Club 25 Science Club 3. HELEN LEONE LONG Academic Teacher Helen is built close to the ground . . . quiet till you get to know her . . . pals with Audrey . . . nice to know. ACTIVITIES: Prom Comm. 35 Class Play 3, 45 Librarian-2, 3, 45 F. T. A. Club 2, 3, 4 fofiicerlg Art Club 2. NATALIE ANN MANCINO Commercial Model Toots is our high-stepping Head Majorette . . . has Rock n' Roll for her pet peeve . . . thinks a lot of a certain guy from Lewistown . . . has pretty dark hair. ACTIVITIES: Softball 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Twirlers Club 3. an-sn, 3 ,,Illlll, Y 3 EDWARD GUYE MANN Academic Farming Ed is known for his dark curly hair . . . likes hunting . . . is one of our special class clowns. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 33 County Chorus 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Safe Driv- ing Club 3. FREDERICK BLAINE McKINLEY Academic Air Force Jumbo is usually seen hot rodding the green Dodge . . . interests lie in a certain Lewistown girl . . . likes track and football . . . dislikes getting up in the morning. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 43 Basket Ball 23 Track 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 43 Prom DARLINGTON F. MARKS Commercial Office Worker Junior surely can beat that drum . . . will never be caught studying if he can help it . . uiet but fun to be . a friendly lad3 with q . ACTIVITIES: Band l, 2, 3, 4g Na- ture Club 3. GAII.. DOREEN Commercial Gail is one of our pals with Kay and a lot of Dick but car of his own. MCCLOSKEY M.R.S. Degree tiny Seniors . . . Carol . . . thinks wishes he had a ACT IVITIES.: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Class Play 43 Yearbook Club 3. Committee 33 Football Manager lg Basketball Manager 33 Class Play 4i Varsity Club 3, 4 lOflicerl. BETTY JANE MASAROS Academic M.R.S. Degree Betty, on weekends, is always seen in a car with jersey Plates . . . can be found with Vickie ia the DeSoto during the week . . . dislikes the U.S. Army. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 33 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 23 Dancing Club 3. JAMES RICHARD MCCLENAHEN Academic Go To College Jim is a very dependable Senior boy . . . Oh! those eyes . . . didn't really know who he was in the Senior class play until he walked on stage . . . likes people in general, girls in particular. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 23 Class Of- ficer 13 Prom Committee 33 Class Play 43 Student Council 23 French Club 2. JOANN ELIZABETH McMILLEN Commercial M.R.S. Degree Moonie hails from Decatur . . . Pet Peeve is shorthand class . . . takes pride and joy in Charlie . . . has dark hair . . . one of our more quiet seniors. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 45 Year- book Club 3. GLORIA JEAN MOORE Commercial To Travel Gloria has her eye onacertain guy . . . she dislikes homework . . . is Lenny's twin . . wants to see the JANET ELAINE McMINN Commercial Get Ahead Chub hails from Parkview . . . is looking forward to the end of school . . . pals with Beetle Bailey . . . likes popular music. ACTIVITIES: Soft Ball 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 Yearbook Club 3. DALLAS HARRY MOORE Academic Make a Million Dal is one of the three stooges . . . can frequently be heard saying Hows Come . . . Pet Peeve is French Class. Always joking in study hall. ACTIVITIES: Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Prom Comm. 35 Class Play 45 Student Council 45 Sportsmanship Club 3, 4. N world . . . always friendly. ACTIVITIES: Soft Ball 15 Dancing Club 3. JOSEPH HERBERT McMULLEN Academic Chemistry Teacher joe has been our faithful class President for the past two years . . . lives for basketball, baseball, hunting, and fishing . . . dislikes English Class. ACTIVITIES: Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 45 Class Oliicer 3, 45 fPresidentJ5 Prom Comm. 35 Glee Club 25 Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 fSecretaryl. CAROL ANN MITCHELL Academic Nurse Mitch was one of our pretty Foot- ball Queen Attendants . . . is inter- ested in a certain black Ford . . . is never far from Hartley . . , doesn't particularly enjoy Chemistry Lab . . . has an attractive personality. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Art Club 25 Nurse Club 3. MARIA ANNE OLNICK Academic Go to Penn State Meech can usually be seen driving her green Dodge . . . can't wait for the day she enters Penn State . . . dislikes slow people . . . one of the gang . . . friend to all. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 43 Class Play 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Art Club 23 Nurse's Club 33 Jr. Historian Club 2. DONALD RAY PLANK Academic Go to the Navy Spike is the hero of our Senior play . . . can't seem to get out of bed for the 8:30 bell . . . sure. thinks a lot of that certain blonde . . . has a pleasing personality and is well-liked. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball lg Wrestling 1, 23 Base- ball 1, 2, 3g Hi-Y 43 Prom Comm. 33 Football Manager 13 Wrestling Man- ager 4g Baseball Manager 43 Class Play 43 Varsity Club 3. BONNIE JEAN NEARHOOD Commercial To be a Success Nearhood doesn't like homework on Monday or Thursday . . . has good Marks . . . thinks a certain Pontiac is neat . . . is a lot of fun . . . hails from Vira. ACTIVITIES: Chieftain Staff 43 Leg- end Stalf 43 Librarian 2, 3g Dancing Club 3. MARTHA JEAN REISS Academic T93Che!' Reiss loves to drive that Ford . . . plays a wicked piccilo but can't seem to remember it on important band occasions . . . one of our star de baters . . . keeps everyone in stitches. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 County Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Forensic Competition 2, 3, 43 Class Play 43 F.T.A. Club 3. 'V RONALD NORMAN MOORE Academic Go to Army Lenny loves football and plays his backfield position well . . . hates to study . . . is Gloria's twin . . to know him is to like him ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3g Baseball 2, 3, 43 Prom Comm. 33 Varsity Club 3. EVELYN FAYE RHEEM Commercial Graduate Susie is one of our petite seniors . . . dislikes school iso she says? . . . a good commercial student . . . easy to get along with. ACTIVITIES: Legend Stal! 43 Class Play 43 Dancing Club 33 F.T.A. 3, 4. 'Qs , +3 735511: 1124 3, E, , , kV. 1:,..-QU.-QJ 1,7 V Ll 3 .gl '. 4 Y EUNICE JANE RITZMAN Commercial To Be A Success Eunice is a little lass . . . always found talking . . . pals with Dottie . . . likes to drive the Buick . . . says her pet peeve is getting up in the morning . . . has blond hair. ACTIVITIES: Driving Club 3. JUDY ANN ROAN Commercial Secretary Billie is captain of the cheerleading squad . . . very fond of Wimp . . . has great hopes of getting that M.R.S. degree . . . makes friends easily, ACTIVITIES: Soft Ball 15 Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 4 lCaptainJ5 Dancing Club 3 fVice Presidentl. Y 'WS AUDREY KAY RICHARDSON Academic Accomplished Musician Ham is one of our taller girls . . . can be seen frequently passing her homework to the boys . . . loads of fun . . . dislikes people who are con- ceited. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 45 Class Play 45 Drama Club 35 Art Club 25 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH EDWARD RODGERS Academic To Graduate Turk is working toward one goal- to get out of school . . . drives the Plymouth but would really like to get behind the wheel of a truck . , . doesn't talk much but is friendly with everyone. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 45 Sports- manship Club 3. VESTA JANE RICHARD Commercial M.R.S. Degree Vesta, one of our livelier girls, can usually be seen cutting up in class . . . can't wait until the day she re- ceives her diploma . . . easy to get along with. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Safe Driving Club 3 lSecretaryJ. ELEANOR MAE ROMIG Commercial To Graduate Eleanor dislikes the distance between Yeagertown and N'ew Berlin . . . fond of that certain someone . . . waiting for the day she leaves Yeager- town . . . pals with Ellen and Susie. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Legend Staff 45 Class Play 45 Year- book Club 35 Handbook Club 35 F.T.A. 3, 4. in - I - N l x RONALD KEITH ROYER Academic Graduate Pig is one of our devilish Seniors . . . likes to tease . . . doesn't like people who act smart . . . friendly to everyone. ACTIVITIES: Football lg Basket Ball 1, 43 Prom Comm. 3g Good Sports- manship Club 3. R FRED GARFIELD SHERWOIOD Academic To Be 21 Tiger thinks the Chevy is tops and can frequently be seen driving it to and from school . . . was 3 faithful member of the Senior Play . . . lots of fun to have around . . . pals with everyone. BONNIE LOU SHADE ff? DOROTHY LOUISE SCYOC Commercial Graduate Dottie dislikes getting up in the morning . . . likes to drive the sta- tion wagon . . . thinks a lot of the Lewistown boy in that certain white Ford. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Fu- ture Business Leaders of America Club 3. ELLEN LUCILLE SHAHEN Commercial M.R.S. Degree Ellen takes pride in that certain some- one . . . likes to take long band trips . . . dislikes the Air Force . . . pals around with Eleanor and Suzie. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g County Band 3, 43 Legend Staff 4: Yearbook 3. ACTIVITIES: Football 3g Class Play 43 Safe Driving Club 3. P .Q 1' Academic Nurse Shade finds football games mighty interesting . . . enjoys talking . , . is always seen with the gang . . . doesn't fancy Chem class . . . has pretty dark hair. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Class Play 43 Nurses's Club 33 Art Club 2. X JACK LEE SHADE Academic Go to Alaska jack can frequently be seen rod- ding the Chevy . . . Likes girls in general . . . pals with Gilbert . . . one of our loyal sports managers. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 43 Basketball' Manager 3, 43 Track Manager 3, 4: Class Play 43 Safe Driving Club 3. 31 MARLENE JOYCE SIPE Commercial Be Happy Sipe enjoys hot-rodding the Chevy . . . Pet Peeve is homework . . . interests lies in Lewistown . . . enjoyable to be around ACTIVITIES: Legend Staff 45 Class Play 45 Librarian 45 Safe Driving Club 3. LINDA MARGARET SMITH Academic Nurse Smith seems rather quiet till you get to know her, then the fun begins . . . can really tickle those ivories . . . proud of a certain Senior boy . . . friendly and well liked. DIANA RUTH SMELTZER Academic Teach School Smeltzer is the hardworking Editor of our Chieftain . . . is all hepped up about going to Indiana State Teachers' College next year . . . one of our Debators. ACTIVITIES: Forensic Competition 2, 3, 45Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Chieftain Staff 3, 4 iEditor55 Prom Comm. 35 Class Play 45 Librarian 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, 4V-Pres 3, Pres. 4.3 LINDA JANE SMITH Academic Teaching Smith is one of our future teach- ers . . . enjoys Phys. Ed Class . . . one of our hula-hoop champions . . . has a smile for everyone. ACTIVITIES: Soft Ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 County Band 45 Chief- tian Staff 45 Class Play 45 F.T.A. 3, 4. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 45 Prom Comm. 35 Class Play 35 Librarian 2, 35 Nurse's Club 3. ETHEL MARIE SMITH Commercial Secretary Smitty is one of our Commercial girls . . . usually seen in a cream colored Packard . . . has interests in Lewistown . . . dislikes homework . . . fun to be around. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Legend staff 45 Class Play 45 Li- brarian 45 Yearbook Club 3. GERALD GENE SMITH Academic Airline Pilot jerry can be seen driving the Hot 40 Ford . . . has a special liking for airplanes and cars . . . finds the opposite sex quite appealing. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 25 Safe Driving Club 3. MARIAN EARLENE STAHL Academic Teacher Marian is a faithful librarian . . . dislikes early morning bells . . . a natural born radio speaker . . . an energetic worker of the Chieftian staff. ACTIVITIES: Forensic Competition 3, 43 Chieftian Staff 49 Class Play 45 Librarian 45 Dramatics Club 3, 4. 1' ,,5' ' PAUL EUGENE SPECHT -4,57 P' K Academic Mechanics Specht hails from Glenwood . . . one of our taller Seniors . . . his in- 'A A terests are girls and the Air Force . . . frequently fourd in the Olds- MARIAN ARI-ENE SPICE!-MYER mobile . . . always a friendly word for Commercial Go To College everyone. Minnie can usually be seen with Patsy and Marlene . . . Interest lies in that certain someone . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . friendly. ACTIVITIES: Chieftian Staff 35 Leg- end Staff 45 Class Play 4s Student Council 2, 3, 43 Dancing Club 3. BRENDA JOYCE STEVER Commercial Private Secretary Beeb has pretty natural curly hair . . . liked by everybody . . . lovcs those trips to Maryland . . . usually seen with Barb. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 45 Dancing Club 4. CARL LARRY STEWART Academic To Graduate Stewart can often be seen making trips to Electric Avenue . . . can't wait until the day he receives his diploma . . . his pet peeve is his Pon- tiac . . . has reason to be proud of his wavy brown hair. ACTIVITIES: Football 35 Safe Driv- ing Club 3. vi ii I x ACTIVITIES: Baseball 13 Class Play 43 Good Sportsmanship Club 3. DONNA KAY STIDFOLE Commercial Secretary Donna loves P.O.D. class, but dis- likes homework . . . hopes to travel someday . . . very energetic and Oh! that laugh . . . always a lot of fun. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 4g Cheer- leading 1, 23 Class Play 3, 45 Librarian 45 Nurses Club 3. LARRY LEE TREASTER Commercial To be President Larry detests being called Lee . . . a faithful football manager . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . has a sneaky grin . . . can be heard singing in shorthand class. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 25 Football Manager 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 33 Wrest- ling Manager 2, 35 Varsity Club 3. I LARRY Lsnov TRBASTER Commercial Be a Success Larry is one of the four boys in the 12C-1 section . . . likes to hunt and ish . . . loves to watch that junior band majorette . . . always good for a laugh. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 35 Student Council 25 Safe Driving Club 3. GENE ALLEN THOMAS Academic Own a New Car Gene is working to get out of school . . . interests lie in cars and girls but mostly cars . . . would like to have a brand new one some day. FLORENCE JULIA UI-ILER Commercial Teacher Judy is usually seen with Pat and La Rue . . . Oh that driving . . . can't wait to enter Shippensburg . . . friendly to all. ACTIVITIES: Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4 cof- ficerlg Chieftain Staff 2, 3, 43 Legend Staff 43 Class Play 4g F.T.A. 2, 3, 4g COli'icerJ 5 Yearbook Club 3 lOflicerl. NORMAN ROY TATE Academic To Finish School Tweety is surely proud of his 49 Studebaker . . . his pet peeve is school . . . works at Longs Dairy . . eats up the proit. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 45 Class Play 43 Student Council 23 Safe Driving Club 3. BEATRICE ELLEN WAGNER Commercial Secretary Beattie is often seen with Johnny . . . can usually be found in a good mood . . . has a pleasant smile for everyone. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Class Play 15 Librarian lg F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Club 3. ELEANOR KAY WAGNER Commercial M.R.S. Degree Kay is one of our livelier girls . . . hails from Glenwood . . . likes to tease . . . friend to everyone . . pals with Carol and Gail ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Legend Staff 4: Class Play 45 Future Business Leaders of America 3. PATSY ANN WRAY Commercial Telephone Opr. Patsy enjoys riding in that white Chevy . . . anxious to get her lVl.R.S. Degree . . Oh, that giggle . . . CAROL LEE WALTER Commercial M.R.S. Degree Carol can usually be seen with Kay and Gail . . . thinks a lot of that certain gas station attendant . . . pet pee-ve is homework . . . friendly to everyone. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 35 Legend Staff 4: Twirlers Club 3. JAN LEE WILSON Commercial SecretarY Jan was our Football Queen, petite and pretty . . . proud of her long hair . . . thinks a lot of joe . . . would surely like school if it weren't for homework. ACTIVITIES: Soft Ball 3, 45 Legend Staff 4g Class Play 43 Dancing Club 33 lPresidentJ. loads of fun . . . hails from Decatur. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 45 Librarian 1, 45 Future Leaders of America Club 33 lTreasurerl. JACK ALLEN WEADER Commercial To be a Success Sammy , a handsome commercial student, likes to hunt and fish . . . dislikes shorthand class very much . . . 'has pretty blue eyes. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 33 Good Sportsmanship Club 3. , v- i -4- 4 r Y rm I . 'f A , V 'iii s ' s csi K' M-.li - , . sud, JACQUELINE ANN WHITE Commercial Secretary Jackie is one of our quiet Seniors . . . really proud of her hair . . . she dislikes homework as much as she likes boys . . . can be seen driving the green Plymouth. ACTIVITIES: Legend Staff 45 Class Play 3g Future Business Leaders of America 3. N . -f gz, , jarira 5 6518 X SHIRLEY ANN ZARKOVICH Commercial Graduate Zark can usually be found with Jackie or Kay . . . takes pride in her softball ability . . , dislikes people who lie . . . has interests on Freedom Avenue. ACTIVITIES: Soft Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 3, 45 Class Play 35 Future Business Lead- ers Club 3 fOfIicerl. 1 X ' , ATR The Seniors of 1959 are greatly honored to be the first Class to graduate from the new Chief Logan High School. It is with deep regret that we leave our school after having spent twelve colorful years here. As we look back on grade school, then Junior High and finally Senior High, we remember many events that will forever remain in our memories. Study, along with Yearbook, Class Play, Band, Chorus, Student Council, School Newspaper, and other extra-curricular activities, provided a year of hustle and bustle for the busy Seniors. The Shakespearean Class Play was one of the biggest events of the Senior Class. Thanks to Mrs. Steele, Mr. Masemore, and Mr. Lash, the play was a big success and everyone hated to see the curtain fall. Yearbook meetings took up a lor of time but it was worth it, wasn't it, staff? We shall not soon forget the Washington Class Trip. Such events as Forensics, the Football Queen Dance, the Snow Queen Dance, the Christmas Dance, and last but not least, the Prom, also added to our many activities. As the time of graduation approaches, we prepare to enter a new life. We can only wish for a future as interesting, colorful, and challenging as our past! HS JUIIIURS Clair Bair Q Henry Kline President my Vice-President X Y 1 N , f, w : . . F. Adams S. Bailey C. Bair D. Baker F. Baker B. Bargo L. Bargo M. Barnett M. Baumgardner S. Betlyon S. Bittinger C. Boop J. Brookshire S. Bubb T. Burke G. Campbell B. Case E. Corbin J. Cramer D. Cummings J. Dovci D. Drnzcla B. Druckenmiller D. Druclcenmiller L. 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White J. Winegardner L. Winn J. Wirriclc P. Wirrick J. Wray W. York J. Young .xdcfiuifiea . jar en .4 i ca wqgcg' 5496, U mr A 9. 1 f Y rumtvwuun 1 5 ronenuc Q we X i If 1 2 'uw if X X Luau: X i' ,,.f 25,-uma: 7 . AWA Sf.. Jen: , 1,7 government' Saba! gfzobfd-d9,'4Z'! 1033 pu Lhcafiona We 1 . 301 M9 ,uw H3 1f:! 44,,d5 V fy ,MAY XM, J Cfula 2 1 Aggjiljal-f W sf' Q . 951163 3 ' - . 1 i A ' L I Au . Row 1 V Richards J Heck J, Knepper, L. Crisswell, J. McMahon, P. Hunter, B. Hower, B. Kress, C. War mr M Brumbaugh K Wagner, L. Everly, L, Fitzgerald, P. Wagner. Row 2: B. Platzer, L. MSJCSUCQ L Bargo B Kelly Knepp E. Miller, J. Long, S. Baker, A. Dalby, G. Fultz, D. Harpster, J. Harpster D Scyoc J Cramer D Shoemaker. Row 3: D. Barber, S. Bubb, B. Rager, S. Crownover, F. Harmon, P Zeigler S Lash, C Barber, E. Magee, M. Olnick, M- Fultz, M. Elliott, B. Amick, K. Hockenberry. Linda M Smith oAnn Knepp, Saundra Davis, Susan The Senior High Chorus is another of the many hard working organizations of our school. Mrs. Rodgers, Director of the Choral Department has selected pieces of music with which the chorus worlcs dili- gently to prepare for presenta- tion at the Spring Concert. This annual concert is attended by many and everyone enjoys the delightful music. Other activities that the choral people can participate in are: Concert Choir, District and County Choruses and Ensem- bles. The Chorus excluding the Senior members, also sings mu- sical selections for the Bacca- laureate Service and the Com- mencement Exercises of the Senior Class. I l G .01 q'!Q5k'H'6 sn rpm v R' ly .H A-3..--. ' -l. -fs I . 2 Rnw l: S. Benner, P. Potter, N. Ritter, G. Gregg, L- Smith, L. Bell, Harpster, Reitz, K. VonGarland, B- H3fP5l9F. l.. Stains, P. Reese, S. Hughes, H. Hunley. Row 2: K. Swanger, E. Shahcn, B. Espigh, R- Rheam, B. Haywood, K. Clark, P. Peters, M. Jacobs, S, Miller, J, Opdenhoff, S, Davis, H, Shepherd' B. Case, N. Geisinger. Row 3: A. Richardson. M. Leeper. P. jones. Miller. Stricker, L. Betlyon, L. G1-HSS, S. Myers. B. Lewis, E. Romig, D. Kauffman, j. Wagner, C. Wilson, J. Haines, J. Martin. Smnding: Carolyn Hoffman, Barbara Lewis, Audrey Richardson, Louise Fitzgerald. S4-ated: Susan Crownover, Linda M. Smith. E I 5 . f 4 3 f 5 l 1 1... A., AQ Row 1: P. Reese, B. Platzer, G. Gregg, M, Brumbaugh, J. Knepp, E. Shahen, S. Davis, J. Cramer, J. Harp- ster, C. Warner, j. Heck, S. Hughes, H. Hunley. Row 2: J. Reitz, S. Benner, J. Opdenholf, B. Kelly, B. Lewis, D. Shoemalccr, S. Crownover, S. Bubb, K- Swanger, J. Haines, L. Fitzgerald, L. Smith. Row 32 J. Musser, T. Kauffman, G. Hetrick, B. Printz, R. Sheetz, J. Pandel, B. Brower, D. Fitzgerald, E. Mann, R. Fleming, W. Harpster, D. Leeper. Row 4: D. Zeigler, J. Rutagh, A. Richardson, G. Bell, C. johnson, E. Dobson, F. Allison, J. Zeigler, C. Hoclcenberry, P- Jones, L. Triester. This year we were host to County Chorus. The guest director was Mr. Richard Thorne from State College. Schools that participated in County Chorus were: Rothroclc, Kisha- coquillas, Lewistown, and Chief Logan. It was held on the 12th, 13th, and 14th of March, the concert being held on the eve- ning of the 14th. Twenty boys, twenty-seven TF! girls, and two accompanists attended from our school making a total of forty-nine. --A 1 Registration was Thursday evening, March 12. Approximately 185 registered from the four schools. Great preparation was made for the tremendous performance that was put on the night of the concert. District Chorus was held at Clearfield the following weelc. The following five students were selected to represent Chief Logan: Sandy Hughes, Jane Harpster, Larry Treaster, Bruce Brower, and Eugene Dobson. - 'ini' ,-- .5 Q 4, . i ik Row 1: M. Smith, N. Dovci, F. Foullc, C. Wilson, S- Kilgallin, M. Kerstetter, B. WOOHICF, Wilson, S. Simpkins, S. Hoffman. Row 2: C. Gallucci, C. Farrell. P. Potter, C. Spear, H. Murphy, M. Lucas, 5- Downing, L. Mann, B. Corson. Row 5: R. Sipe, S- McKinney, G. Nale, K. Clair, E. Shaw, C. Schumer. The hard work of this organization under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Rodgers has brought us many hours of enjoyment. The Junior High Chorus provides experience for those girls who will someday COIIIPOSC our Senior Chorus. Row 1: C. Filson, Nl. Gingrich, Kline. B. Rlvhardson, G. Ruger, Runmgh, S. I:8fl't'l1,l.,Sl1II'K'X.f,. Wilr ner, M. Rheem. Row 2: S, Knhler. C. Ulwflin. P. Dunn, Harpster, I., Dohhs, M. McKnight. S. Bumgarcl- ner. K. Deamer, A. Gnllucci, Row 5: li. Denlinger. C. Soult, P. Davis, N. Sli--eu, K, K.-iq.-r, B, Sl1g'1l1fr'N. jenkins, D, Vfarner. 6 Q fl I5 A1 l 5 A-l This year the instrumental practice rooms provide ample space for Mr. Check to give members of the band in- dividual lessons. The full band sisting of 97 members has the task of providing festive half time music and activities at football COD' games. Another an- nual event is the Christmas program, at which the band gives a good account- ing of itself. Many hours are spent in practice for the spring concert. This program is made up of various types of band music and could be classed as the climax to a year well spent. Mr. Check, our capable director, has been with us for five years and has had the pleasure to send many members t0 County, District, and State Band. Flutes: S. Miller, J. St ' lc Miller, B. C. Oberlin, C. Barber, ric er, E. Magee, A meltzer, R. Rheem, Alto Clarinet Oboe: P. Cramer, Bass Clarinet B. Steverg Bassoon: M. Smith Saxaphone: D. Wagner, C. Condron, B Brower, J. Reitz, J. Knepp, J. Zeigler, S Crownoverg Clarinets: E. Shaw, C Soul! P Dunn, S. Davis, A. Dalby, B. .Hower, L Harpster, N. Geissinger, D. Woodward: B. R . odlcey, S. Johnson, M. McKnight S. Ben ner, E. Hannon, D. Stone, K. Hockenberry, K. Smith B. Lilley, French Horns: B. OS- born, E. Shahen, S. Zarlcovich, B, Rager 7 D. Baumgardner, B. Corson. QA French Horns. N-- 1 '-- , 'NAI ,- X'-' 1 B 33.4 , ... A I .Mi .. A .. v li- ' ' 4 Q ,Aff S1 1 vi , .g.,.. . I . B 1 , 1 h h d S Kahler- Drums: J. Bells: H. S ep er , . , Sikorsky, D. Shotsberger, J, Geibel, J. Magill, W. Adams, J. Hambright, R. Gingrich, D. Marks, J. Criswellg Baritones: C. Magee, J. Pandel, J. Longg Bass: G. Nearhoof, F, Gile bert, C. johnson, R. Purcel, C. Hoarg Trump- ets: L. Mann, J. Musser, J. Cramer, E. Mof- fet, M. Mowery, L. Smith, E. Mann, E. Dob- son, B. Printz, B. ,Iohnsong Trombones: D. L. Treas- Fitzgerald, J. Monsell, R. Shannon, ter, T. Burke. is- ' iff- ya.. Tympanis Drums, Bells. Bari '0f1eS, Basses L A A Trombones. in Corners, Trumpets f A .. LJ t , Q , U' J - .0 . , Kneeling: N. Mancino, P. Potter, J. Soult, P. Reese. A. Dalby, F. Adams, L. Fitzgerald, B. Am Standing: B. Case, J. Martin, J. Miller, J, Faust, B. B. Stever, B. Longwell, S. Miller. Stever. Senior and Junior High Band izombine talents to present festive half-time music. ,if -- - :fail .... 4214- A iclc, MQ ROW 1: B. Corson, IP. Cramer, N. Geissinger, S. Davis, C. Barber, D. Fitzgerald, W. Rodltey, S. Crownover, M. Smith, S. Benner, B. Osborne. ROW 2: Reitz, Knepp, B. Stever, L, Smith, C. Magee, j. Cramer, A. Miller, B. Lilley, D. Stone, ,Chief Logan was represented at all three concerts. Thirty-eight went to County Band which was held at Lewistown. Seven went to District which was held at Hollidaysburg and proudly we say, one went to State, held at Blairsville, Pennsylvania. Repre- senting us at District Band were: Linda Harpster, R. Rheam, E. Shahen, L, Harpster, C. Oberlin. ROW 3: T. Burke, E. Mann, D. Marks, C. Hock- enberry, C, Johnson, E. Dobson, G, Nearhoof, B. Brower, B. Smeltzer, C. Hoar, Hambright, L. Ellen Shahen, Eugene Dobson, Martha Reiss, Larry Treaster, Charles Johnson, and Bruce Brpwer. Rep- resenting us at State Band was Ellen Shahen. We congratulate these students and wish them the best of luck in furthering their musical careers. env. . 1 STHTE BHHD DISTRICT BHIID 1 'yum - Vg 'Q A x ig !'?'f :TE ' X , .YV . ' -'n fl , ' if ive: if A S B 9 . fr , CLA - 1 Q c Q ., ' L J? 20 . cr. P CL cn. c L Cx. CL CL 1 Row 1: N, McNabb, S. McClellan, M. Kerstetter, S. Gutelius, N. Rosenberry, S. Faux, P. Farran, C. Speer P. Peachey. Row 2: L. Gingrich, P. Potter, L. Miller, J. Mundy, S. Spigelmyer, P. Stever, C. Schumer, J Markley, E. Kratzer. Row 3: j. Confer, W. Gramley, M, Sherwood, G. Buchanan, L. Burke, T. Bakerj R Bowen, T. Spearing, A. Shellenberger. Row 4: O- Kennedy, B. Bowen, M. Rheam, j. Pepple, G. Jenkins P. Davis, S. Firth, C. McMullen. Row 1: V. Walker, T. Sowers, C. Casper. Row 2: C. White, L. Dobbs, N. Oberdick, N. Dovci, Treaster, S, Downing, S. Peffer. T Row 1: S. Smeltzer, B. Kauffman, D, Arnold, S. Farran, R. Gantz, S. McKinney, B. Johnlon. Row 22 M. Myers, C. Ritter, L. Hambright, M. Mowery, A- Mayes, P. Bingaman, L. Campbell, W. Lewis. Row 3: T. Reiss, D. Null, S, Kresen, D. Bradley, K. Keister, J. Kline, C. jones, B. Hostetler. Row 4: J. Hersh- berger, G. Musser, M. Hartley, T. Bubb, R. Fitzgerald, E. Beal. The future of our Senior Band depends upon the musical ability of the members of our Junior Band. These young mu- sicians, under the able direction of Mr. Scott, work hard to up- hold our school's fine reputa- tion in music. A big event in the lives of these band members, musically speaking, is the Spring Con- cert. Long before spring every- one starts to practice and does his best to prepare for this im- portant affair. Among the other activities of the Junior Band' are various parades during the Fall. During Pennsylvania Week the band combined efforts with our Senior Band to display its fine musical talent at a Varsity football game. Color Guards: K. Deamer, H, Murphey, D. Lewis, S. Baum gardner, J. Harpster. orensicd Forensic soloists. I Approximately fifty students were contestants in the 1959 Pennsylvania Music and Forensics Competition. These events included: a play, a debate, original oration, humerous declama- tion, extemperaneous speaking, radio speaking, and Shakes- pearean reading, also various musical numbers. The county Forensics Contest went on to District Hnals at Juniata College Jeannie Runtagh in the beginning of April. The teachers who had charge of Forensics at Chief Logan were: Mrs. Rodgers, Mr. Check, Mrs. Steele, Mr. Lash, and Mr. Masemore. 1'-Q. L. to R. C. Warner, P. Reese, J. Haines, B. Lewis, A. Richardson, J. Cramer, E. Shahen J. Harpster, S. Hughes, L. Fitzgerald, G. Gregg. Seated: H. Hunley, Accompanist L. Smith 1 The cast of The Lost Prince , the Forensics Competition play of this year. 2'-za' -, 1...-5 F 1 3 l I The negative and affirmative teams of the Chief Logan De- bating Squad. Forensics individual speakers: Shakespearean Reading, Judy Strickerg Poetry, Carolyn Ma- geeg Extemporaneous Speaking, Charles Johnsong Original Ora- tion, Jean Elliotg Serious Dec- lamation, Sandy Hughesg Hu- morous Declamation, Walter Harpsterg P a n el Discussion, Margaret Goss. ramafica -Q, .ff -gl 4 ,P 5: ., t. 0 fl, 1 Row 1: C. Mitchell, S. Hughes, Wilson. Row 21 L. Fitzgerald, E. Smith, J. Harpster, M. Olnick, L- Harpster, P. Henry, K. Henry, E. Romig, 1. Loht, L- Hook. Row 3: E. Dobson, j. Rodgers, D. Plank, L. Knepp, W. Longwell, F. Leister, J. Elliot, A, Richardson, M. Reiss, B. Shade, C. Mageee, T. Bowersox. The members of the royal court. Now I am dead-now I have fled. The Senior Thespians this year went all out dramatically when they tackled a five-act comedy, Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare. Practically every member of the senior class took part in some way in the production of the play. The cast included fifty-three people, but equally important to the success of the play were the publicity staff, stage crew and the ticket salesmen. The play was coached through the combined efforts of Mr? Elizabeth Steele, Mr. Ira Masemore, and Mr. Stark Lu . -i'-.-get-n 'W 1.9551- shi .- At the organ: L. M. Smith. Row 1: D. Smeltzer, N. Lyter, M. Sipe, M. Gearhart, G. McClosky, J. Bran- non, M. Brumbaugh. Row 2: D. Stidfole, S. Kauffman, M. Spiglemyer, P. Wray, J. Lepley, E. Rheam, K. Wagner. Row 3: T. Kauffman, J. Bradley, F. Crozier, W, Hai-pster, G. Hart, R. Leeper, L, j, Smith, P. Speck, P. Hartman, F. Sherwood, H. Long, Mr. Masemore, Mrs. Steele, Mr. Lash. :,,T Vg if 1' Dramatic coaches Steele, Masemore, Lash. The mischief makers of fairylancl. On December 13, 1958, the play was presented to a matinee audience and an enthusiastic evening audience. The use of Elizabethan costumes and stage props made the play more authentic since it was originally staged during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. The background music, both on record and piano, was that of Felix Mendelsohn who wrote it especially for this classic. Extensive lighting effects, managed by Mr. Stark Lash and Mr. Bruce Davis, added a professional touch to the production. W' 15 I 4 4' Cast: S. Kauffman, A. Haines, G. Bell, L. Fitzgerald, J. Bradley, F. Allison, Director Stark Lash, C. johnson, J. White. 4?- This piece fits here. Hull I'm mighty pleased to meet you. HER HISSIH' CUUSIII For our first venture into dramatics, we, as Juniors, presented a three-act comedy entitled, Her Kissin' Cousin. Although the actual cast included only eight students, many of our class- mates participated in behind-the-scene activities. Many worked on advertising, make-up, scenery, and various other jobs which were necessary for the success of the play. Due to the combined efforts of the cast Llhder the experienced direction of Mr. Stark Lash, our first adventure into the dramatic world was a suc- cessful one. Sckoof Pu Ahcafions 'dl 0 .I ' F ' M , . Editor and Advisor- The editor this year is Diana Smeltzer whose duty it is to see that our paper meets its deadline. Mr. Ira Masemore, a new teacher to our Chief Logan school system this year, is the faculty advisor. Once a month the journaIistically-in- clined Chief Logan students publish a school newspaper, The Chieftainf' This newspaper compiles the latest hap- penings at Chief Logan-both academ- ic and social. It includes many feature items along with its news items. f. B 1 4 'V gif-4'i?'a'x Division Editors 5 ill' , r 4 Reporters, Feature Writers, Circulation Staff, Typists. ,. 4 It must be exact! Think hard girls! , S What do you think of this? 1 i Seated: Sports editor, J. Bradley, Literary editor, J. Harpsterg Editor-in-chief, N. Lyterg Advisor, Mr. Davis, Photography editor, G. Bell, Layout editor, L. Fitzgerald. Standing: J. Wilson, J. Uhler, L. Bell, E, Smith M. Sipe, T. Bowersox, B. Nearhood, R. Gingrich, E- Rheam, T. Allenbaugh, S. Hughes, B. Lewis, H. Hun- ley, C. Walter, F. Allison, J. White, K. Wagner, J. Elliott, M. Spigelmyer. 5 is N ' x X x 'Z K iff' 4 x ' Q N x Business Staff: Seated K. Henry, Advisor Mr. Woomer, E, Shahen, E, Romig. Standing G. Dippery, P. Henry, L. Harpster. gn Q Whag'5 his name? Pass the eraser please. Advisor Mr. Davis fi: Q x Editor-in-Chief Nancy Lyter Business Advisor Mr. Woomer .SJtuJent 0Uel'llln0llt Row 1: R. Arnold, J. Stains, J. Cunningham, J. Wentle, J. Lauver, R. Kurtz, B. Beck. Row 2: L. Mann, J. Heck, C. Filson, P. Stever, P. Potter, S. Hughes, D. Lewis, P. Drozda, G. Bender, J. Royer, L. Miller, C. Soult. Row 3, H. Shepherd, J. Martin, J. Brannon, P, Hartman, P. Zeigler, C. Johnson, J- R9959, J' Kline, C. Johnson, D. Harpster, M. Rheem, S. Wray, S. Potter, M. Spigelmyer, C. Bair, K. Deamer- Student Council Officers. The Student Council is our new form of student government. This group is comprised of a representative, and an alternate selected from each home room. The Council is indeed an active group and does its best to promote harmony throughout the school. Through the Student Council, each and every student has a voice in the government of the school. Each repre- sentative brings in the problems or sug- gestions of his home room, and they are considered in the Council. These discussions are lead by the President, Charles Johnson and advisor, Mr. Woomer. As a result of these discus- sions, healthy attitudes toward the school and its activities are developed. Radio Broadcasters News Reporters 7 ' , -Mgt A..- 1 U- f .Q s e p M 5937 i V f 'f F 'LF -' , - A K, j jo:-:lf N I ,. , a. . 4 V ri ' 7 T? 1- -. - f x -M.. . b i 5 ' X - l 1 ,,., 2 . to ,!f'TrVs1 F The spacious library is another of the many attractions that lies within our school. Our librarian, Mrs. Theodore Edwards, has worked very hard to get the library in order. Forty capable student librarians assist in keeping the library organized. There are two conference rooms, two stor- . ,3- age rooms, and a large c S 5.3 ounter-desk which adds to the convenience of those using the library. Tables and chairs provide ample space for library research a nd study. All stu- dents have the privilege of using and enjoy- ing these facilities. May I have this book renewed please? Mrs. Edwards, director of our library. Cf.. L. Q1 1.1 E V ' .1 1,1530 Kneeling: R. Knepp, T. McClenahen, L. Treaster. Standing L. to R.: S. Bailey, D. Smeltzer, L. Smith, M. Goss, M. Reiss, F. Uhler, A. Richardson, L. Fitzgerald, M. Brum- baugh, S. Potter, E. Rheem, J. Loht, H. Long. Mrs. Steele Ad- visor to F. T. A. Future Teachers of America is a recent organization which was add- ed to our many clubs provided for the Student Body. This club, under the supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth Steele, is composed of students in- terested in learning more about the teaching profession. Some of the activities that add color to the F.T.A. are Field Trips to various Colleges, Cadet Teaching in Elementary Grades, and Guest Speakers. Once a month 3 county F.T.A. meeting is held in which various schools of the county par- ticipate. The F.T.A. members obtain a great personal satisfaction to know that they are preparing themselves to further our country's education ' by learning better methods of teach- 'K ' 3 A mg. What's this word? W? . 5 , f , Row 1: S. Bair, M. Mowery, L. Stains, L. Crisswell, B. Hower, J. McMahon, K. Wagner, K. Henry, J. Heck, M. Stuck, N. Lyter, D. Harpster, B. Kress, P. Henry, C. Warner, J. Brannon, D. Moore, C. White, G. Gregg, L. Harpster, S. Hughes, K. Von Garland, Wilson, Harpster, R. Freed, G.Mu.'- Cl0Sk0y. Row 2: L. Majestic, B. Case, B. Lash, B. Rodkey, L. Moist, S. Wray, C. North, L. Bell. D. Stid- fole, D. Baumgardner, D. Rodlcey, Loht, M. Brumlaaugh, S. Miller, B. Wilt, S. Rothroclc, S. Baker, D. Snyder, S. King. Row 3: B. Wray, S. Nale. B. Rager, S. Brower, L. Fitzgerald, H. Shepherd, B. Haywood, J. Martin, L. Bell, P. Hartman, S. Bailey, C. Wilson, S. Lash, J. Elliott, F. Uhler, J. Faust, C. Mitchell, J. Harpster, S. Ritter, D. Woodward, Long, J. Cramer, J. Everly, F. Singley. Row 4: J. Cramer, S. Knopp, B. Rager, L. Betlyon, D. Stone, J. Dovci. L. Goss, A. Monsell, J. Hackenberry, M. Seby, B. Shade, D. Wray, L. Hook, S. Kauffman, B. Lilley, M. Leeper, C. Johnson, P. Knepp, E. Smith. An organization of great in- terest to many Chief Logan girls is the Tri-Hi-Y, a Chris- tian group in conjunction with the Burnham Y.M.C.A. Week- ly meetings are held along with various activities. There is a membership of approximately Al sixty sophomores, junior, and senior girls. Advisor to the Tri- Hi-Y is Miss Mary Jane Lauster. One of the Tri-Hi-Y projects is sponsoring the annual S n o w Queen Dance. Chosen to reign as Queen for this year was Linda U Harpster, Her attend- - ants were Jean Elliott, ,Q . ' Pat Hartman, P a t Henry, and Spigelmyer. fi it Marian V -..,-- ...- Row 1: G. Henry, J. Hambright, L, Gilbert, C, Hartley, N. Tate, D. Mathais, N. Strausser, J. Kipp T Bowersox, C. Moser. Row 2: J. Geibel, S. Betlyon, A- Leeper, J. Bradley, F. Allison, L. Treaster, F Adams D. Mast, J. Snoolz. Row 3: C. Bair, D. Plank, M. Erb, B. Beck, R. Knepp, D. Shotzberger, R. Sheetz D Besch, D. Moore, J. Magill. Row 43 A. Huffnagle, F. Gilbert, C. Goss, D. Searer, D. Baker, J. Shade E Dobson T. Allenbaugh, P. Petrie, B. Page, G. Nearhoof, B. Brower, B. Bargo, J. Criswell, D. Roberts R Dippery, F. McKinley. One of the annual events of the Hi-Y organization is the Football Queen Dance held during the Chief Logan Foot- ball season. The Queen this year was Jan Wilsong the Maid of Honor was Sandy Hughes, and members of the Queen's Court were Carol Mitchell, Jane Harpster, and Linda Bell. This dance was the first dance of the season held in our new cafeteria. There are approximately forty-five members in the Hi-Y this year, the largest member- ship for several years. The ad- visor to these boys this year is Mr. Tom Dulce. They meet weelcly in the Burnham Y. M. C.A., a brother organization to the Tri-Hi-Y. The officers this year are: President, Foss Alli- son, Vice President, Joe Brad- leyg Secretary, Larry Treasterg Treasurer, Andy Leeperg Chap- lain, Don Mast, Sergeants At Arms, Fred Adams and Sam Betlyon. V vu.:-vga vow. 'IQ f gr f 1' 1 , ,Q'53.:,5,.., I Hurry to be first in the lunch line. What's for lunch today? Thirty cents, please. Their efforts keep our school pleasant. The pause that refreshes. Those who work hard to keep us comfortable .nl JQAZQHM ... A ' r . ,ID 1' . ,O . . Y FZ. QYQER A 4 '- 'I' 5 ll! A' 15 -f il ' v I xv' 'WH 0.- Q 1-4 3 iw 1 qv. if 1 , 'Z I , ' . x I .xp . -4' mf' - '-- ' ' ff: tiff' Q'J. 3 '-'sw -Q She 'nn : --Mikie 'so J . . I . . 5 9: 5 4, .f 1 - ?.',-Jw ,-f,' . .,-. 'Jw ,117-,L -- ,,: Q ' Q ,f ' f- -Q It-Jf' Q, -no , S' ' ', ,..a, ,A vji- .X - fb,-M.. , . If . . .- ' 0 1 1 -ff 1 fQ'. f3-, 's, ,,. 1 WA 109 'auf '- w '14 -r 1 feng 1.-Q '- Row 1: C. Bair, D. Besch, B. Kupple, H. Kline, L. Stewart, R. Moore, F. McKinley, F. Evanitslty, D- Cummings, J. Kipp, L. Murphy. Row 2: S. Betlyon, T. Shade, J. Reese, N. Strausser, K. Morgan, D. Young, G. Bohn, B. Hook, T. McClenahan, V. Simonetri, R. Rhodes, H, Leeper, Row 3: Coach Mr. Shirk, R. Bigelow, Coach Mr. Prisuta, M. Erb, R. Eby, T. Smith, G. Rowe, P. Romig, J. Kline, F. Rodgerl, T. Harpster, P. Zarkovich, T. Rogers, A. Drucltenmiller, E. Miller, Coach Mr. Radi. Andrew Radi Steve Prisuta Joe Shirk Don Fuhrer Ray Matthews ,Mn -,fi I 'ff ,L 'lf' Qah Our only fall sport, football, is the most widely patronized sport, by students, parents and townspeople alike. There are three divi- sions of football: Varsity, which includes members of the eleventh and twelfth grades. Varsity B team, included in this squad are students of the ninth and tenth grades. The Junior High team includes members of the seventh and eighth grades. This past season the Varisity team did well considering only two players remained from the previous year. Andrew Radi, Jr. joined the coaching staff this past year as head coachg he came to us from Northern Bedford County High School. Managers Steve Prisuta joined us this year also as line coach. Coach Andrew Radi ff ,VO ., . Senior Fred McKinley 21 w Varsity Schedule . x- 'VA H Senior Lenny Moore Coach Steve Prisuta J. V. Schedule Row 1: R. Bender, C. Clare, T. Swisher, V. Hartman, J, Snook, R. Crawford, J. Leister, E, Reese P Hack enberry, J. Wirrick, P. Stoicheff, D. Wright, G. Jenkins. Row 25 R. Matthews, D. Treaster, R Markley, G Smith, T. Reese, W. Pandel, J. Myers, R. Benner, D. Johnson, M. Gasper, S. Reese, J. Wentle Row 3 J Gibboney, L. Wyland, R. Wray, S. Stidfole, R. Bair, B. Reeder, D. DeArment, D. Plank, J Zarkovlch R J. Logan, D Magee, K. Smeltzer J Naugle, J. Crozier F 51 pt Url. 2 'I 15 x-1 .4 23 Penns Valley 5 10 Juniata Jomt Altoona 3 :su Lewistown 1,0 Huntingdon .J asm Juniata Joint 6 130 UU KH UU P.u. 4-M em. CM nm KA? nm Treaster, R. Bay, R. Green. Row 4: R. Gingrich, G- Royer, R. Fetters, G. King, R. Fultz, D Baumgardnel' ..' - . I8 f I :. P M ,. 24 - - , 3:30 RM. B. Beck, J. Harpster, P. Yetter, S. Mowery, K. Deamer, S. Baumgardner, D. Lewis Y... XX!- ..-.P f .wi Sf-1... Mr. Radi, R. Rhodes, D. DeArment, G. Rowe, F. McKinley, R. Sheetz, J. McMullen, L. Fishef, H- Kline, D. Cummings, J. Shade, C. Reynolds, F. Evanitsky, G. Bohn, B. Hook, J. Kipp, L. Murphy, R. Moore, L. Treaster, B. Kuppel, A. Drukemiller, D. Besch, D- Plank, W. Magill, C. Bair. f Sitting: F. McKinley D. Plank, R. Moore. Standing: Faculty Advisor Andrew Radi, McMullen. The Varsity Club is an organization that promotes good sportsmanship, loy- alty, and strives to main- tain better athletes in our school. To qualify for membership in the club, a boy must have received a letter for a varsity sport. To qualify for a jacket, a boy must have taken part in two successive years of competition in a major varsity sport plus earning a letter in one of the two years and competing in his senior year. Being a self-supporting group, funds are raised through dances and vari- ous other activitics to earn money to purchase jackets for club members who art- entitled to them. -Qrvu 4, - hi -2 Kishafoquillas IH! ii' i 8 Junitbi. Joint. CAD - 5 Huntingdon QA! V'? ' 9 Captain Click lA! ' 12 Lewistown - VQH! 'Q .16 Kishicoquillas QA! 3 Jana-,'6 Huntingdon QED, .1u ,ro Remivo my J - f 16 'Jqrsey Shore IH? 3' F 19 Juniata Jqint AH! .jP'f, 28-Lofkllqven KAI ,ffj-if ' 27 P00118 .Valley CID FQ 1 30 StbteCollege VIA! 'FQb1if2'1WestSr1yder IM W,--f8YUi5479bUrs ,UD ... f:3'Pouns Valley- -1.047 5,1 1:30 captiinatgk my tg,-:!1'fg'1a-:erm Shore, up affix-,1v:RQ1me :pins F. f'1,'?frj2U18tl58 colrqa.a,4HfJ '3:t 5 37lL ck H?Xilw2LffH1 Basketball is one of our fast. est, hard-fought sports, it re- quires a lot of stamina and skill. The Junior High and Junior Varsity give the boys the experience necessary to play varsity basketball. Our Var- sity Team has shown lots of spirit and those games lost were lost only by a small mar- gin. Row 1 : Manager F. Mc Kinley, Manager S. Bet Mullen, F. Allison, R Gingrich, R. Royer, Man ager M. Erb. Row 2: A Leeper, J. Snook, D. Mast F. Evanitsky, L, Fisher, j Zeigler, T. Burke. Row 1: Coach Dale Miller, F. Evanitsky, R. Gingrich. Row 2: J. Snook, R. Royer, McMullen, L, Fisher, D. Moore, lyon, D. Moore, J. Me- RnRoy -4' oe M Mullen Coach Dale M Il X41 xii f Ron g A 1 Q '19 DalMo X CS 4 ' ix X. X I Ez-ff, Q55 273 1 7 7 s A ' LV N X . J C I Xb-,, , f 'R -E v lf -F ' , ' 0 er J NJ 0 ier 5. M, ' iq X ' 09 ' I ' g.,-V fx N ' I Gin rich Foss llison x 1 i I Q s -. , 1 5 . x9 A Q b . Vg 5 i ' X , 4-o ,i W, xy- 3 , .inlay 11 ? I Q ki ' 1 .bu g ' nv 5 - 1 lejxq zu-.Q Y. ' . vm, gl, 'I . , Z S9 A' , Ninn 1 1-uv svi' f E Row 1: S. Hughes, Roan, L. Bell. Row 2: Wilson, L. Majestic, Stroup, B. Kress, B. Harpster. Captain : Judy Roan The Senior High Cheerlead- ing Squad is comprised of two Sophomores, three Juniors, and three Seniors. Metnhers of the squad can be found at every ath- letic event in the school year. They meet weekly with their advisor Mrs. Betty Johnston to plan pep assemblies and make victory tags to increase school spirit for team support. Sandy Hughes Advisor Mrs. Betty john ston SEHIUR HIGH UHEEHLEHDERS '4- ,J Xt E X s Row 1: G. Rowe, D. Besch, G. Nearhoof, D. Young, Wertz, Monsell. Row 2: Man- ager W. Engle, E. Beale, G. Royer, W. Purcel, K. Harper, D. Gingrich, D. Magee J. Hambright, Manager Geibel. Row 1: D. Besch, G. Rowe. Row 2: G. Royer, D. Young, D Gingrich, Coach Householder. Row 1: R. Shannon, M. Harpster, L. Burke, S. Stevenson, P. Haclcenberry, S. Dill, J. Snoolr, C. Clare, .l- Confer, D. Wright. Row 2: C. McMullen, S. Crawford, Gibboney, R. Trcaster, R. Smith, W. Logan, C. Price, R, Armstrong, G. Mattern, M, Thomas. Row 3: M. Rheam, R. Baxter, E. Hannon, C. Moore, J. Wentle. lan. 8Fenns Valley QA? 14 Rothrock CHI 'ER Penns Valley llll 19 Rothrocll lAl i f. 4 Kishaeoquillu QAJ ll Kishacoquillna lHl IW Juniata Joiflt GU '25 .luniataloint QAM Coach Steve Prisuta Coach Prisuta, J. Gibboney, R, Trcaster, C. MOOFQ. J. C0l'lfK'l'. G. Mattern, M, Thomas, C. Clare, D. Wright. 1 1 V C - Q 4.15 Row 1: D. Druclremiller, N. Reinard, L. Gilbert, J- Kipp, R. Laub, D. Wagner, C. Bair, T. Smith. Row 2: T. Rodgers, G. Hetrick, D. DeArment, R. Markley, W. Magill, 1. Sikorsky, G. Bohn, L. Corbin, T. Rodgers, Manager N. Strausser. Row 3: J. Leister, J. Magill, B. Beck, P. Lash, L. Goss, R. Armstrong, B. Aumiller, A. Huffnagle, B, Bigelow. Senior Lee Gilbert A combination of strength and skill is re- quired of each member of our Wr6Sfli11g squad. Wrestling is one of the few Sp0rtS where each boy may match his individual skill with that of his opponent, Last year, Clair Cubby Bair, a Junior on our present squad, was runner-up in the District Six finals. This year, Cubby again proved himself to be an outstanding mem- ber of our squad. Senior Wesley Magill The two Senior wrestlers this year are Lee Gilbert and Wesley Magill with Gilbert wrestling at 165 and Magill at 112. Wrestling is in its eighth year at Chief Logan and this year it was under the direc- tion of Coach Donald Fuhrer and assistant Coach Ray Matthews. H C T I H H H H T H E IH H T S Ml... , Row 1: T. Smith, J. McMullen, D. Plank, J. Heller, C. Bair, L. Treaster, L. Fisher. Row 2: D. Mast, P. Hannon, R. Gingrich, T. Wert, D. Young, R. Cummings, Manager J. Zeigler. Row 3: Coach Mr. Fuhrer, R. Moore, G. Mast, J. Fultz, J. Kipp, H. Goss, D. Corbin, J. Krick, M. Erb, Manager G. Fleming. . Coach 55532. Donald Fuhrer Householder ' -' . ',-:P ., f':4,A1' , . x Row 1: P. Henry, S. Zarlcovich, L. Smith, J. Solt. Row 2: J. Wilson, G. Dippery, B, Kress, K, Hem-y, Z. Rodlcey, J. Walters, V. Hackett, D. Wagner, J. McMinn. Row 3: M. Creig, L, Bargo, P. Zeigler, E. Magee, B. Sheetz, M. Elliot, Coach Mr. Householder, H, Arngld, S, Kauffman, F, Baker, B. Clark, C. Holt, J. Long. 'I 4 Row 1: J. Kline, C. Hoffman, D. Taylor, S. Salamack, F. Evanitsky, H. Kline, D. Searer, C. Reynolds, R. Laub. Row 2: Coach joseph Shirk, C. Moser, W. Harpster, F. McKinley, C. DeArment, L. Rhodes, T. McNsbb, T. McClenahan, A, Druckenmiller, N. Reinarcl, Manager B, Rgwg, Senior: Walter Harpster. With spring great activity begins in the field of sports at Chief Logan. Baseball and softball are the most popular sports played in the spring as track is a recent addition to sports activities. Soft- ball is the only sport the school offers in which girls may participate. Under the coaching of Mr. Richard Householder, girls from the Senior High practice diligently to make the team. Much prac- tice is also needed for track, although it's only in its second year. Last year we competed in four dual meets with Huntingdon, Lock Haven, State College, and Kishacoquillas. Some of the events coming into the general heading of track are: Senior: Fred McKinley. shot put, hurdles, discus, javelin throwing, dashes, distance races, relays, high jumps and broad jumps. There were only two Senior boys on the track team, Fred McKinley and Walter Harpster. The rest of the team was made up of underclassmen These boys were under the training of Mr. joseph Shirk. Baseball, under the coaching of Mr. Don- ald Fuhrer, is the oldest sport of the spring activi- ties. There were three Senior boys on the team. They were Ron Gingrich, Ron Moore, and Joe McMullen. played. Approximately twelve games were 'FM I9 afron ofhfin 95 Our deepest and most sincere appreciation to each patron named herein. To each we wish to say thanks so very much. You have been wonderful. AUTO DEALERS AND SERVICES Beck Chevrolet Inc. Burnham Auto Sales Frey Motors Ganoe Motors, Inc. Hetrick and McCardle Motors, Inc. Lash Motor Company Newel Ford Company Warner-Lewis Buick Company, Inc. 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