Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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MERL PRIMMER B.S., Ohio University; M.S., Ohio University. Instructor: Biology. Advisor: Sophomore Class; Hi-Y. HARRY D. WESTFALL B.S., Ohio University; M,E., Ohio University; University of San Francisco; University of Biarretz, France. Instructor: Psychology, Chemistry, Physics. Advisor: Senior Class. EVA LOU WINNER B.S., Ohio University. Instructor: Physical Education, Health for Girls. Advisor: Freshman Class. MURIL ZIMMERMAN B.S., in Education, Ohio University. Instructor: Instrumental Music. s c E from a N teacher’s day. E

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FACULTY PATRICIA LEE B.S. Education, Ohio University. Instructor: Art. Advisor: Sophomore Class, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Art. IRIS LOWERY B.A., Ohio Wesleyan, M.A., Ohio State University. Instructor: Spanish and Typewriting. Advisor: La Tertulia (Spanish Club.) DONALD PIERCE B.S., Ohio University. Instructor: World History and Government. Advisor: Senior Class. LINA PHILLIPS B.S., Ohio University. Instructor: English and Speech. Advisor: Sophomore Class, Co-advisor Players’ Guild. SARAH ROCKHOLD B.S., Miami University, MA., Ohio State University. Instructor: Home Economics and Household Science, Lunchroom Advisor. Advisor: Home Economics Club, Junior Class. LETA J. SAYRE A.B., Rio Grande College; West Liberty College, West Virginia. Instructor: American History. Co-Advisor: Players’ Guild, Junior Class. CLARENCE WAYNE SNYDER B.S. in Agriculture, Ohio State University. Instructor: Vocational Agriculture. Advisor: Future Farmers of America. RUTH WHITE TANNEHILL B.S. in Education, Ohio University. Instructor: English 11 and 12, Counsellor for Girls. Advisor: National Honor Society, Junior Class.

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SENIOR CLASS 1958 OFFICERS President, Pat Young; Vice-President. Nancy Robb; Secretary, Leanne Gasser; Treasurer, Steve Chesier. HISTORY By Gretchen Ott At last we are Seniors and the time has come to graduate from Logan High as the class of 1958- Looking back through the years, we remember grad- uating into Junior High and a whole new world, to which we soon grew accustomed. In the eighth grade Georgi- ana Wolfe and Harley Ellinger, Jr. were given the D.A.R. awards. Then we were Freshmen, electing our first class officers. They were Pat Young, President; Bonnie Gabriel, Vice-President; Lynn Strait, Treasurer; and Heine Meyer, Secretary. With Mr. and Mrs. Marion Allen as advisors, we organized Teendmers, and the big event of the year was the Freshman Dance. Our Sophomore year we again entered a different school — Senior High. Our officers were Pat Young, President; Lynn Strait, Vice-President; Bonnie Gabriel, Treasurer; and Heine Meyer, Secretary. This year Gene Morgan received both the Sophomore Football Award and the Sophomore Basketball Award. Gene was also voted the most promising rookie for basketball in the S.E.O. League. As Juniors we elected as officers Gene Morgan, Pres- ident; Nancy Robb, Vice-President; Frank Shackleford, Treasurer; and Mickey Rose, Secretary. Gene Morgan was chosen for the S.E.O. first basketball team. Bill Bran- don received the Claude Christman Award, and was cho- sen for the S.E.O. track team. Lynn Strait was chosen for the S.E.O. baseball team. We all enjoyed working together on the Junior class project, the Junior - Senior Banquet and Prom. This year, as Seniors, we chose Pat Young, President; Nancy Robb, Vice-President; Steve Cheshier, Treasurer; and Leanne Gasser, Secretary. Lynn Strait received the Senior Football Award, was chosen for the S.E.O. first team, and was named to the United Press All-Ohio high school second team. Chosen for the S.E.O. second team were Gene Morgan and Ed Bryant. Pat Young was crowned Football Queen, and Nancy Robb was her senior attendant. Gene Morgan was given the Senior Basket- ball Award and was chosen for the S.E.O. first team. This year Harrold Elberfeld and Harley Ellinger, Jr. ranked in the upper five per cent of Ohio pupils who took the General Scholarship Test for high school Seniors. Seniors receiving a superior rating in the State Band Contest at Capitol University were Heine Meyer and Frank Shackleford. Our class play was different from anything put on at L.H.S. for a long while. It was the Broadway play, Charlie’s Aunt,” done in costumes of the 1890 period. The play was under the very capable direction of Mrs. Phillips. The casting was excellent, and the performances of the individual members of the cast outstanding. At the All-Sports Banquet, Gene Morgan received the trophy for the outstanding senior athlete in all sports. Other trophies were presented to Lynn Strait, as out- standing senior back, and Ed Bryant, as outstanding Sen- ior lineman in football, Gary Carpenter, as outstanding Senior in track, and Morgan, as outstanding Senior in basketball and baseball. Though we leave with regret, we must look forward to the future. College, work, new faces, and new scenes — may they be as warm and friendly as these memories we are leaving at our Alma Mater.