Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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FACULTY ACTIVITIES BUSINESS Party for New Teachers Junior Class Sponsor Planning A Dancing PLEASURE Teaching

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ARMOND V. HOUK B.S. in Education, Youngstown Uni- versity; Music Education, Ohio Uni- versity. Instrumental Music. SARAH RCXiKHOLD B.S.. Miami University; M.A., Ohio State University. Instructor in I {dine Economics; Sup- ervisor of School Lunchroom; Advi- sor of Home Economics Club. IRIS LOWRY B.A., Ohio Wesleyan; M.A. Ohio State University. Instructor of Typing I, and Spanish I and II. LET A SAYRE Rio Grande College; A.B., West Liberty State. Instructor in American History; Co- Advisor of Junior Class, Advisor of Players' Guild. HARRY D. WESTFALL B.S. in Education, Ohio University; M.E. in Education. Ohio University, University of San Francisco. Coach of Basketball; Instructor in Chemistry and Psychology; Senior Class Advisor. B.S. in Education, Ohio University'. Instructor in English III and II; Advisor of Junior Class and National Honor Society; Girls' Student Coun- selor. MARILYN LOWN B.F.A., Ohio University. Junior and Senior High Arr In- structor; Advisor of Art Club and Co-Advisor of Sophomore Class ALSON SCRIVNER B.S., Miami University; A.B.. Cedar ville College. Instructor in Physical Education; Coach of Athletics; Advisor of Var sity L. EVF.A LOU WINNER B.S. in Education, Ohio University. Instructor in Physical Education and Health. RUTH TANNEHILl. MERL PRIMMER B.S. in Education. Ohio University: M.Sc., Ohio State University. Instructor of Biology and Zoology: Advisor of Sophomore Class, and Hi-Y. C. WAYNE SNYDER B.S. in Agricultuie, Ohio State Uni- versity. Advisor of Future Farmers of America. Chief Logan Chapter; In- structor of Vocational Agriculture.

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SENIORS 1957 LLnOJ As the class of '57, we have so many memories to look back on — some good and some bad. In any case, we can never have them back again. Our days at Logan High are over. In 1945 most of us were entering the first grade and trying to get used to being away from home. Nothing too exciting happened while we were in the grades. We passed quickly through and soon we had graduated into Junior High. This was a new experience for us, and we felt pretty lost at first; but it didn't take us long to get acquainted and to learn our way around. When we were Freshmen, we chose our first class officers. They were Jim Hartman, President; Ben Buckles, Vice-President; Carol Daubenmier, Secretary; Sandy Spalsbury, Treasurer; and our advisor was Mr. O’Brien. Sue Shipley and Bill Cooksey received the D.A.R. Citizenship Awards. Miss Sally Holmes helped us to organize Tccn-Timcrs, and our big event was the Freshman Dance. The next year, as Sophomores, we were really a part of Senior High. Our officers were Bill Cooksey, President; Jim St. Clair, Vice-President; Carol Daubenmier, Secretary; Patty Miller, Treasurer; and Mr. Primmer was our advisor. Sue Shipley and Charlotte Whitcraft were chosen as varsity cheerleaders. We took part in the operetta Meet Arizona” in this year. Willis Dicken received the trophy for the Outstanding Sophomore Basketball player, and Jim St. Clair was presented one for the Outstanding Sophomore Football player. When we were Juniors, our officers were Carol Daubenmier, President; Bill Cooksey, Vice-President; Nancy Yaw, Secretary; Jim Murray, Treasurer; and Miss Frasch was our advisor. We received our class rings and wore them proudly. This year our first track team in 25 years was organized. Ted Adams ’was awarded a trophy for winning the decathlon, and he went to the state track finals. Jim Murray received the Claude Christman Award. David Roberts was chosen for the SEO second football team, and he was awarded a trophy for the most valuable football player. Wc enjoyed the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. This year, as Seniors, our officers are Bill Cooksey, President; Jim Murray, Vice-President; Charlotte Whitcraft, Secretary; Graham Swaim, Treasurer; and Mr. Westfall is our advisor. We chose as our class colors mint green and silver, our flower — the pink rose, and our motto — Strive for the best, then do better.” Seniors receiving the courtesy award were Judy Blum. Judy Carmean, Graham Swaim, Linda Myers, Ted Byrd, Wes Hutchins, Ted Adams, Jim Hartman, and Marilyn St. Clair. Our class play was 17 is Terrific, and the Senior Party was held afterwards at Jim Murray's. At the Football Dance, Roberta Leonard was crowned queen, and her attendants were Patty Miller, Juday Blum. Sue Shipley, and Charlotte Whitcraft. Jim St. Clair and Dave Roberts were chosen for the SEO first team, Ted Byrd for the second team, and Graham Swain got honorable mention. Ted Adams was first in the decathlon, and Ted Byrd was second. Our first annual Scholarship Banquet was held, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. At the All-Sports Banquet Ted Byrd was awarded a trophy for the Outstanding Lineman, and Jim St. Clair for the Outstanding Baseball player, and Ted Adams for the Outstanding Track Man. At the District meet at Athens, our track team won the SEO League Championship. We are all proud of our past, and we want to thank all those who have helped us. We hope our future is as promising. OFFICERS 'President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Bill Cooksey Jim Murray -Charlotte Whitcraft ......Graham Swain