Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

Table of Contents New Addition 3 Administration 6 Faculty 10 Seniors 14 Juniors 35 Sophomores 42 Freshmen 47 Eighth Grade 51 Seventh Grade 54 Activities 56 Sports 75 Advertisements 97 A new addition to Logan High School which includes a complete Jun- ior High and music and science facilities. On October 13 dedication ceremonies were performed. The event, which marked another milestone in the history of the school, brought looks of pride on the faces of those who attended the ceremony. We are grateful to all who have made this new addition possible; the citizens of Logan, the board of education, and the administrative staff headed by our superintendent, Mr. Wallace E. Blake. 3 Scenes From Inside Administration Board of Education Row One: Dr. C. F. Rauch, Dr. C. A. Gaffin, George Blosser. Row Two: Lavon Goodlive, George C. Shaw, Dr. Frederick W. Blume. 6 Superintendent WALLACE E. BLAKE Superintendent of Logan City Schools HARLEY ELLINGER High School Principal Principals J. R. HANKISON Junior High Principal Hester Lee White, secretary - Wallace Blake Mrs. J. R. Hankinson, secretary - Logan Jr. High Shirley Redd, secretary - Logan Sr. High Secretaries 8 Room Staff Lunch Cooks Mrs. Gribble Mrs. Hutchins Mrs. Carter 10 Faculty ARMAND HOUK PHILLIP KRAMER MARY RUTH KRINN IRIS LOWERY QUINTON MEEK BLANCHE MOOREHEAD DONALD PIERCE LINA PHILLIPS RUTH TANNEHILL MERL PRIMMER SARAH ROCKHOLD WILLIAM CECIL HARRY WESTFALL LETA SAYRE CLARENCE SNYDER JAMES DOW Junior High Faculty FLORENCE LARIMER RICHARD MARTIN GEORGE SPACKEY CHARLES SCHOEPPNER RALPH WALKER DELLA WEBB 13 Seniors ! 2 U O 2 CJ cr Seniors Class Officers Bob Dennis, secretary; Dave Davis, vice-president; Lenora Sater, treasurer; Terry Stewart, president. 14 Honor Students ELIZABETH ANN NIMON 3rd honor student SUE EILEEN HANSLEY 4th honor student JOHN W. MELDRIM 6th honor student Sen iors GEORGE FREDERICK BEAL WILLIAM FREDRICK BAILEY 16 DENNIS CHARLES BLUHM WALLACE MICHAEL BROWN TANYA KAY BURTON PENNY AILEEN CAMPBELL Seniors ROSCOE ROBERT BRADY LEAH BREWER DWAIN ALVIN COX DONALD EUGENE CUMMINS PATRICIA MARIE DALTON SHERRY DARLENE CASTO Seniors LINDA KAY CASTO JANE DICKEN JUDY LANE DIXON 19 CHARLENE SUE EGGLESTON 20 MARTHA IRENE ERVIN DAVID WESLEY GIERHART 21 CAROLYN SUE HARTMANN PATRICIA ANN HOPSTETTER 22 RETHA M. HOWDYSHELL t 5 Ii O d u C 3 JUDITH ELAINE JOHNSON 23 MARILYN LOUISE JOHNSON Sen iors 24 Sen iors 25 ROBERT HARVEY MILLER CHARLOTTE MAXINE MUNDY Sen iors MARY JANE MARTIN ERNEST WAYNE MALONE Sen iors GENEVA JUNE NUGESTER 27 BEATRICE CAROLYN OLIVER LINDA KAY REDICK 28 JON EDWIN RINGHISER HARRY RICHARD RUFF 29 MICKEY ELWYN RUTTER Sen iors THOMAS LOWELL RUTTER EVELYN LENORA SATER HELEN JANET SCHRADER VICKI MARLENE SCHULTZ THOMAS MARTIN SHUTTLEWORTH 30 SHARON SUE SPENCER 31 JOHN WILLIAM STALLSMITH DOROTHY SUE THOMPSON 32 PAUL DENVER THOMPSON ROBERTA BRANDT WELLS 33 SANDRA LEE WHARTON 34 Juniors ir u _o C 3 Juniors Class Officers Joyce Hadley, secretary; Ed Dalton, treasurer; Mark Myers, president; Bill Walker, vice-president. 35 Juniors D. Downs N. Wilson M. Schottke K. Thompson T. Holbrook R. Leonard B. Quick L. Van Winkle T. Hood T. Worthington B. Judson J. Frazier V. Smith C. Blosser S. Johns P. Ruft D. Scott T. Webb L. Oark M. Griffin B. Greene S. Miller N. Davis J. Webb H. Fickle E. Sater B. Schein G. Stuart —■ c d o’ ►n C 5 Juniors Juniors M. Ringhiser K. Roley R. Mills V. Leonord C. Evans G. Stump E. White S. Nutter O. Gilland W. Sears T. Brooks D. Schoror J. Johnson K. Dufford N. Thompson L. Davis C. Shull B. Blake D. Hilton T. Joyce B. Burton M. Voris K. Kilbarger B. Kitchen B. Woodruff K. Howard D. McLaughlin F. De War R. Lackey K. Hartman B. Kuhn S. Yarber J. Hower T. Doering C. Eberts O. Monroe B. Conrad B. Cremean B. Brinniger K. Davis M. Terrel R. Foster O. Beavers M. Greenman R. Carpenter R. Bunthoft S. Bright M. Stewart J. Bailey P. Swartz S. Waugh G. Ballinger L. Crothers C. Myers Juniors umors Juniors Juniors R. Klinger D. Ledbetter C. Soter L. Wagner J. Lehman M. Rhienshield B. McMannaway L. Nixon B. Gasser B. Kranitz F. Shrader B. McBride L. Carter J. Funk M. Shull P. Bailey M. Bounds P. Poling J. Imboder B. Miller L. Daugherty K. Williams T. Woodgeard H. Krumlauf D. Reed A. Bachus J. Finnearty J. Huffines Juniors C. Mills S. Frey D. Anderson P. Smart e p o ►n C 5 G. Hiles J. Conrad M. Myers M. Frazier G. Steward L. Barnhart J. Kanode J. Hammon R. Taylor E. Hockman R. Nihizer J. Wassem P. Matheney G. Bray J. Green G. Starner E. Dalton J. Harbarger H. French H. Courtney L. Gabrial S. Huffines S. Shorb M. Kline J uniors C 5 u o C 3 L. Wells D. Stoltz P. Baker J. Hadley J. Fox J. McGraw B. Delong R. Willis A. Holbrook 7 4 rfk 41 Sophomores n U u O £ o Sophomores CO Class Officers Chris Jergensmire, treasurer; Judy Freeman, secretary; David Eberts, vice-president; Tom Donahey, president. 42 M. Farmer B. Brennick R. Maxaway R. Price D. Spackey R. Hoke D. Matheny T. Mount B. Hummon A. Kollos D. Smith L. Adair J. Shaw J. Mohler L. Tolliver T. Nelson J. Culbertson C. Agrue D. Scholtke J. Tolliver T. Saunders B. Rizer D. Daubenmier J. Sigler L. Stover P. Waltz J. White T. Snyder S. Hoplite B. Wade R. May J. Dickie C. Omdorff J. Barnhart L. White D. Stevens B. Smith P. Sater P. Kuhn G. Lehman S. Brooks J. Fetheroff J. Goss D. Snyder L. Patton L. Blosser H. Nihiser J. Walker B. Upton J. Cunningham T. Donohey B. Cox T. Greenman C. Christian J. Bailey M. Flood N. Pratt J. Engle D. Campbell J. Mason P. Moorehouse A. Evans D. Smith L. Lehman K. Brown R. Snyder M. Voris H. Thorb J. Smith C. Tolliver 44 Tom Reynolds S. Wolfe J. Blankenship G. Fetheroff T. Greenman T. West E. Allison M. Richard E. Savey C. Heinlein G. Sater P. Bohn M. St. Clair R. Greenman L. Poling D. Howdyshell D. Holden G. Anderson L. Nelson K. Quick A. Adcock R. Foltz G. Monk B. Kennedy B. Mundy D. Crone M. Conrod B. Dupler P. Sater D. Sigler L. Erbough J. Culbertson F. Toops B. Chambers H. Goss E. Schmeltzer T. Shuttleworth C. Reed J. Freeman T. Busch T. Nichiser G. Brady T. Johnson L. Bainter R. Hutchison V. Jones B. Hutton R. Keyes M. Matheny K. Gribble K. Mundy W. Wagoner M. Gillogly S. Harrison C. Juergensmier D. Diltz C. Spurgus M. Watters T. Gordon L. Stuart B. Jarrell R. Guess R. King R. Behm R. Malone K. Poling P. Schroder C. Hunsaker C. Lonning J. Kilbarger M. Buckles K. Chaffin J. Miller N. Kelly M. Milsted B. DeWar L. Neff M. Devol L. Swain M. Freeman B. McBride H. Louisa V. Rayburn J. Summers D. Leonard M. Vicker L. Rieder M. Harsh B. Rutter S. Gabriel W. Shahan 46 Class Officers Melissia Horwell, secretory; Fred Vaughn, treasurer; Ron Brimner, president; Curt Hilton, vice-president. 47 S. Kline D. Wharton K. Fetherolf H. Nelson J. Spockey J. Reed D. Gabriel C. Hilton R. Thompson R. Nikison W. Patterson F. Vaughan S. Norris T. Blume T. Adams J. Holcomb C. Boiley B. Johnson B. Beahm L. Ledford C. Kennord W. Angle J. Scott G. Sater M. Smith J. Bell M. Souders B. Conrad M. Hicks J. Kinnison R. Eggleston J. Wilson B. Conrad L. Bailey D. Baker L. Richards C. Reynolds G. Anderson C. Solders B. Woodgeard D. Burgess A. Reynolds R. Rolby D. Conrad T. Norris J. Spencer R. Fisher T. Dickens L. Tolliver J. McGuire W. Grove R. Edgor D. Sigler C. Riddleborger M. Hutton J. Sheets P. Horden B. Conner G. Brenning R. Courtney M. Rutter B. Carpenter E. Mohlor H. Breeze R. Arnett C. Lehman D. Graham B. Edgar J. Rollins A. Hemerick M. Rittgers D. Heartman R. Kilbarger M. Guess B. Jewell A. Nihiser M. Holbrook E. Hedges K. Morley C. Johns N. O'Horra J. Johnson J. West C. Steward D. McIntosh J. Gabriel A. Adair C. Dicken K. Mihlbauer P. Bolin R. Brimner S. Elberfield L. Nutter T. Holcomb K. Bowlby R. Schrader A. Lappen M. Canty C. Garverick T. Gasser S. Wilson P. Keller M. Horwell J. Richards K. Sorrell J. Agrue S. Jones J. Thompson M. Stewart C. lies D. Spencer D. Engle L. Coakley L. Coakley P. Allender C. Bray C. Cyrus S. West L. Ringhiser M. Price D. White R. Huffins D. Taylor M. Richards S. Cooksey M. Scaparrotti J. Frasure B. Mowery B. Warthman T. Walter D. Anderson R. Harden M. Cave S. Toops S. Stratt R. Conner G. Scott J. Donahey Mrs. Corrico J. Schultz R. Smith G. Wolf B. Morrehouse C. McKenzie W. Schmidtt P. Moson C. Prater S. Schultz M. Calvert R. Cozad J. Willison T. Bell L. Shaw W. Holdren K. Rieder S. Pratt J. McWilliams B. Shipman M. Bownes R. Wilson E. Norris N. McGlellan S. Cornwell M. Gambriel T. May G. Ruff L. McGrath S. Bright B. Adcock C. Walters E. Howdyshell S. Nutter R. Nixon K. Berry C. Guess S. Larimer D. Smith M. Goodlive V. Bachus R. Finnearty R. Cook S. Elick B. Dennis J. Tolliver D. Rose M. Howdyshell R. Welsh L. McGrath E. Daugherty S. Ledford C. Culbertson R. Blair D. Fraizer T. Bungard G. Miller S. Shanly K. Reeves C. Hemsworth J. Geiger B. Jones F. Tipton G. Till T. Mundy V. Quick C. Geil D. Blair M. Schein H. Oliver D. Spalsburg T. Spencer B. Burgess R. Forester L. Hodsen R. Johnson T. Morehead B. Wright T. Saunders M. Gabriel J. Harrison D. Sorrell M. Cremain J. Rheinschild J. Guess R. Johnson S. Carpenter P. Carpenter J. Baker S. Glenn J. Cottrell 5 £ n £ h E. Rutter S. Baker B. Moore T. Rush C. Upton B. Chappie S. Frey V. Orndoff R. Buntoff J. Rose M. Schottke R. Crawford F. Meyer J. Yaw R. Kramitz D. Phelps T. Sheline D. Brandt Wright . Wolfe Summers Rollins Fra sure Helber J. Johnson R. Bainter D. Wahl P. McGaw C. Culbertson M. Henry J. Wells D. Evans T. Stivison 53 M. Poling R. Wolters C. Klinger R. Klinebrail B. Prater P. Smothers K. Dennis D. Shriner E. Chambers S. Mundy J. Thompson B. Stewart D. Adair M. Gilland B. Riddleebarger J. Hoplite C. Mowery D. Tolliver R. Wharton B. Stewart G. Cummins K. Bateman P. Miller B. Curl B. Bownes M. Stump J. Durant B. Holcomb S. Geiger D. Miller R. Eaton S. Fannehill C. Arnold C. Lehman B. Woods J. Harden S. Allen L. Coffee D. Stevens L. Conrad M. Myers L. Bester J. Hartman M. Smith T. Burns S. Tschudy B. Turner C. Baker C. Timberlake J. Reynolds P. White R. Williams D. Geil G. Hadley T. Hammond L. Ruff R. Williams J. Sigler S. Schrader J. White D. Lightfoot J. Conrod C. Cannon S. Good D. Drefke G. Blosser B. Stewart G. Freeman S. Mowery B. Suart R. Spicer J. Jones K. Patton T. Sinift B. Crane L. Burgess A. Nelson R. Riddlebarger F. Schorr R. Miller D. Drefke S. Elberfield C. Robb T. Davidson L. Hill C. Lappen D. Shannon A 1 V 1 t 1 s National Honor Society Row One: S. Honsley, B. Wolker, S. Dollison, F. Huls, B. Risch, T. Hugli, Advisor Mrs. Tonnehill, C. Orendorff, C. Biggs, J. Freeman, S. Yarber. Row Two: J. Hadley, A. Nimon, R. Lackey, V. Goss, B. Gasser, D. Reed, S. Miller, M. Schottkee, M. Myers, T. Donnahey', D. Ebersts, D. Donnahey. Row Three: J. Lanning, D. Davis, B. Blake, P. Rutter, J. Mathias, C. Gaffin, J. Webb, L. Wells, J. Dicken. Membership in the National Honor Society is gained by having spent at least one semester in LHS and having a B average in each subject, then the members are chosen from this group by the faculty — considering service, leadership, scholarship, and character. To be a member of this society is one of the highest honors that can come to an LHS student. This year's officers are: Sue Hansley, president; Bill Walker, vice- president; Sue Dollison, secretary; Fritz Huls, treasurer. 57 Commercial Club First Row: Lindo Costo, Sharon Spencer, Carolyn Biggs, Carolyn Hartmann, Judy Yates, Mr. Cecil. Second Row: Lindo Redick, Patti Hopstetter, Dot Thompson, Pearl Dusenberry, Sue Honsley, Marlene Schultz, Carole Myers. Third Row: Martha E. Brown, Grace Flood, Sue Wright, Sue Helber, Sharon Snyder, Becky Stiverson. The members of the Commercial Club are those students enrolled in Stenography II. The purpose of this club is to promote interest in com- merce and to prepare the club members for the business world. The officers are as follows: Linda Casto, president; Sharon Spencer, vice- president; Carolyn Biggs, secretary; Carolyn Hartmann, treasurer. First Row, Left to Right: J. Dicken, president; C. Eggleston, vice-president; T. Hugli, secre- tary; M. Rutter, treasurer; Miss B. Mooreheod, advisor. Second Row: M. Ford, D. Swartz, R. Snider, J. Stollsmith, R. Cummins, C. Patterson, R. Bunthoff, L. Redick. Duties of the Library Club at LHS include many different fields of work. Not only do the members serve as librarians, but they also take on such services as bulletin board decorations, book repairs, etc. Miss Blanche Moorehead has headed the school library for fourteen years. Officers include: J. Dicken, president; C. Eggleston, vice-president; T. Hugli, secretary; M. Rutter, treasurer. 59 Spanish Club Row One: B. Bloke, L. Bointer, B. Kitchen, M. Matheny, M. Frazier, D. Schorr, Advisor Miss Lowery. Row Two: L. Adair, B. Brinager, N. Devol, M. Terrel, J. Webb, K. Gribble, M. Greenman, M. Rheinshela, J. Dicken, M. Freeman, D. Shull, H. Krumlauf. Row Three: M. Schottke, S. Wolfe, G. Stuart, D. Reed, F. Schrader, L. Gabriel, J. Funk, S. Miller, D. Smith, D. Stoltz, T. West. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to create an interest in the Spanish language and to learn about the Spanish and Latin-American countries. This is done by slides, speakers, skits, songs, and any oral Spanish expression. The club meets on the fourth Thursday of each month. This year's officers are: Bill Blake, president; Larry Bainter, vice- president; Beatrice Kitchen, secretary; Mark Matheny, treasurer. 60 Junior Classical League First Row: Carole Orndoff, David Eberst, Chris Juergensmeier, Dan Matheny, Judy Freeman, Miss Krinn. Row Two: Susan Wolfe, Carol Hunscker, Martha Gillogly, Kathleen Mundy, Sandy Grabriel, Margaret Richards, Elaine Savey, Thomas Woodrow Reynolds, Carole Spurgus, Alice Evans, Mary Ucker, Linda Stuart, Linda Bieder, Sharon Halby. Row Three: Paula Canty, Bill Hammon, Tom Donahey, George Stump, Vern Goss, Karen Poling, David Schottke, Ken Chaffin, Robbie Ellinger, Henry Louisa, Ricky Price, Charlene Eggleston, Linda Erbaugh, Sharon Frey, Ronnie May. The Junior Classical League is a national organization composed of local classical clubs in junior and senior high schools. Its purpose is to encourage among Latin students an interest in and appreciation of the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome. The most important project of the JCL this year was the sale of book covers, which were bought and praised by the majority of the student body. This year's officers are: Carole Orndoff, president; David Eberst, vice- president; Chris Juergensmeier, secretary; Dan Matheny, treasurer. 61 Y -T eens Row One: Miss A. Frasch, Retha Howdyshell, Sue Dollison, Suellen Johnson, Ruth Adcock, Becky Stiverson. Row Two: Patty Poling, Lenora Sater, Panny Wolfe, Linda Casto, Linda Rieder, Linda Swaim, Nancy Devoe, Wonda Wagner, Joan Smith, Linda Stuart, Carol Hein- lein, Gretchen Rochester, Sandy Nutter, Linda Adair, Sherry Casto. Row Three: Karen Howard, Mary Ford, Bonnie Woodruff, Carolyn Biggs, Carol Myers, Mary Martin, Patty Hop- stetter, Judy Dixon, Karen Norris, Martha Voris, Martha Gillogly, Judy Dicken, Judy Conrad, Mary Harsh, Carolyn Lehman, Letha Poling. Row Four: Linda Wolfe, Carol Hunsaker, Ronna Bunthoff, Ann Nimon, Judy Freeman, Sandy Grabriel, Marsha St. Clair, Margretta Greenman, Sharon Frey, Sue Sharb, Beverly Miller, Joyce Hadley, Charlotte Mundy, Tanya Burton, Beatrice Kitchen. Row Five: Dot Thompson, Sue Hansley, Paula Kuhn, Chris Juergensmeier, Marilyn Johnson, Penny Campbell, Mary Voris, Jane Dicken, Karen Poling, Ann Kallas, Judy Blankenship, Paula Canty, Karon Gribble, Charlene Eggleston, Marlene Shultz, Mary Free- mon, Marjorie Rheinsheld. The purpose of the Y-Teens is to promote interest in Christian fellow- ship. Their goals encourage members to grow in friendship with people of other races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. This year's officers are: Retha Howdyshell, president; Miriam Schottke, vice-president; Sue Dollison, secretary; Suellen Johnson, treasurer. 62 Key Club First Row: David Davis, Carl Gaffin, Bob Dollmatsch, Tony Hugli, George Spackey, advisor. Second Row: Tom lies, Jon Webb, David Gierhart, Steve Dalton, Rudy Myers, Ed Dalton, David Wolfe. Third Row: Tom Donahey, Marvin Smart, Bill Gasser, Bob Dennis, Jerry Koontz, Mickey Frazier, David Eberst. The main purpose of the Key Club is to give whatever help is needed to the city of Logan and LHS — always ready when needed. Among the most important activities of the '58 - '59, were the helping with the bloodmobile, the car-wash to raise money for the club's annual convention and the convention itself — held this year at Youngstown. This year's officers are: Dave Davis, president; Carl Gaffin, vice-presi- dent; Tony Hugli, secretary; Bob Dollmatsch, treasurer. 63 Future Farmers of America Row One: Harry Risch, Bob Miller, Jack Brenning, Larry Davis, Lenora Sater, Paul Sater, Jon Ringhiser, Gary Storner, Mr. Snyder. Row Two: Gary Sater, David Graham, Ross Nihiser, Earl Schmetzer, Gary Daubenmire, Tom Nihiser, Oliver Poling, Lawrence Farmer, Bruce Cremean, Harold Goss, Gary Brenning, Francis Toops, Kenneth Roley. Row Three: Larry Neff, Jim Johnson, Ernie Geiger, Tom Ward, Dick Klinger, Dale Holcomb, Ronald Bond, John Jones, Mark Farmer, Larry Wagoner, Jack Miller. The Future Farmers of America is an extracurricular activity. All students of vocational agriculture are eligible for membership. Night meetings are held monthly. The following are officers of the organization: Harry Risch, president; Bob Miller, vice-president; Jack Brenning, secretary; Larry Davis, treasurer. 64 BEV MILLER Majorettes SHARON FREY CAROL HUNSACKER LINDA CROTHERS MARGRETTE GREENMAN Senior High Band Row One: S. Yarber, J. Hadley, L. Carter, M. Greeman, S. Frey, B. Miller, L. Crothers, C. Hunsucker. Row Two: M. Schottke, C. Steword, C. Mundy, J. Hammond, F. Beal, J. Dicken, B. Taylor, J. Harbarger, S. Costo, Mr. A. Houk. Row Three: C. Thompson, B. Mowery, M. Scapporott, P. Keller, L. Nutter, S. Elberfeld, S. Jones, P. Green, M. Rheinschield, B. Kitchen, S. Nutter, M. Kline. Row Four: S. Strait, L. Price, A. Nimon, C. Garverick, M. Horwell, A. Lappen, J. McGaw, J. Johnson, S. Wolfe, M. St. Clair, D. Stevens, T. Burton. Row Five: L. Erbough, R. Bunthoff, J. Windsor, D. Reed, B. Bailey, J. Blankenship, C. Lanning, C. Blosser, D. Spencer, P. Kuhn. Row Six: B. Kuhn, E. Hockman, B. Kennedy, J. Fox, R. Brinner, R. Ellinger, R. Arnett, J. Mathias, K. Chaffin, J. Lanning. 66 Majorettes . . . JOYCE HADLEY SANDY YARBER MARIAM SCHOTTKEE Head Majorette LINDA CARTER Row One: R. Howdyshell, C. Oliver, D. Donahey, M. Myers, editor; V. Goss, R. Adcock. Row Two: B. Den- nis, R. Myers, D. Davis, D. Bluhm, J. Johnson, T. Hugli, T. lies, P. Campbell. Newspaper Staff Chief Edition Sitting: R. Buntoff, D. Reed, D. Bluhm, F. Beal, B. Blake. Standing: B. Walker, M. Myers, Mrs. Phillips, instructor of speech. Debate Team 68 Senior Play Cast Home Economics Club Vrrr5' Speech Club Scholarship Team TAO? Student Council Hi-Y Basketball Dance Goddess of Love This year's Junior-Senior Prom was the most unforgettable social event of the school year. Nearly everyone attending decided that the decorations were the most striking and the most fabulous ever seen. The theme of Venus was appropriately carried out by a large statue of Venus which was surrounded by a blue-green pool. White columns lined the front of the stage. Highlighting the dance was the crowning of Miss Venus (Carolyn Oliver), who was chosen to reign as the most beautiful senior girl of 1959. David Davis, member of the senior class, paused to be photo- graphed with Miss Venus, Carolyn Oliver, whom he escorted to the prom. Mark Myers places the crown upon the smiling Miss Venus while Sandy Yarber looks on. 74 Our Coaches MARION ALLEN ictor y 76 Champs Row One: Managers J. Sorrell) C. Myers, B. Burton, T. Reynolds. Row Two: B. Fickel, G. Stuart, B. Creamean, B. Gasser, R. May, M. Myers, M. Frazier, B. Stump, D. Swartz, J. Miller, R. Brimmer, D. Matheny, J. Summers, R. Hoke, G. Starner, B. Hammod, B. McMan- away. Row Three: Coach Martin, B. Barstow, L. Gabriel, L. Wells, R. Myers, C. Gaffin, B. Risch, S. Dalton, E. Dalton, M. Brown, B. Delong, B. Dollmotsch, M. Buckles, J. Green, Coach Faulkner, Coach Adams.. Row Four: Coach Westfall, J. Sigler, T. lies, P. Smart, D. Davis, S. Bright, B. Hutton, B. Dennis, M. Bownes, B. Kuhn, M. Smart, G. Monk, T. Stewart, D. Leadbetter. The Logan Chieftains, while running up 275 yards per game against their opponents rolled into a tie for the SEOL Championship with Wellston. Each team sported 6 wins and 1 lost records. The Chiefs ran up their best record since ,,52 as they won 7 and lost 2. Marvin Smart led the team in yards gained with 745. Mickey Frazier had the longest TD run, 93 yards against Athens. In scoring, Logan placed three men in the top ten, Smart, Duane Swartz, and Frazier, with Smart scoring 38 points. Logan placed five footballers on the All-SEOL. They were Smart, Bob Risch, Terry Stewart, Carl Gaffin, and Mike Brown. Risch also made All- Ohio. The team during the 58 season had co-captains, they were Mike Brown and Bob Dennis. 77 Seniors MARVIN SMART BOB DOLLMATSCH DAVE DAVIS BOB DENNIS CARL GAFFIN Basket ball 79 Chieftains-1959 First Row: Craig Paterson, George Stump, Bob Dennis, Mike Brown, Bill Blake, Bob Burton, Gary Stuart. Top Row: Douglas Zigler, manager; Chris Myers, Ed Smith, Earl Gaffin, Coach Harry Westfall, Steve Dalton, Bob Risch, Terry Stewart, Jack Miller, manager. The Logan Chieftains ended in a four-way tie for fourth place. The Southeastern Ohio League was the closest in years and any one game made a great deal of difference in the team's final standing. Logan was plagued by injury and sickness all year and lost three games by a total of four points. Logan scored more points this season than any other team in the league. 80 Logan 60 Bremen 57 Logan 60 Lancaster St. Mary's 42 Logan 76 Middleport 78 Logan 40 Nelsonville 60 Logan 69 Jackson 58 Logan 58 Gallipolis 73 Logon 46 Wellston 71 Logan 64 Pomeroy 70 Logan 75 Athens 64 Logan 78 Middleport 71 Logan 66 Nelsonville 45 Logan 64 Jackson 66 Logan 47 Gallipolis 63 Logan 84 Wellston 67 Logan 72 Pomeroy 73 Logan 60 Athens 48 Logan 47 Ci rclevi lie 50 Logan 57 Pomeroy 74 Brown Stump Blake Patterson Risch Dalton Gaffin Dennis Smith Myers Steward Stuart Burton FG 114 102 90 69 30 20 18 01 03 01 03 00 00 FT 48- 93 75- 102 17- 46 32- 50 21 - 51 6- 15 17- 24 3- 7 0- 4 0- 2 1 - 1 0- 0 0- 0 TP 276 288 197 170 81 46 53 5 6 2 7 0 0 AVG 16.2 16.0 10.9 7.4 6.2 2.7 3.5 0.8 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.0 0.0 Smith pattErson deN”nis gaffIn brOwn stewaRd RlScH Freshmen First Row: Bill Mowery, Fred Vaughon, Chuck Steward, Alan Adair, Mike Canty, Bill Connor, Tom Gasser, Jan Frazure. Top Row: Coach Richard Faulkner, Lorry Richards, Ron Connor, Bob Edgar, Don Taylor, Ron Brimmer, Jim Donahey, Carl Dicken, Tom Blume, manager. Logan 17 Jackson 16 Logan 23 Plains 34 Logan 12 Wellston 33 Logan 24 Plains 27 Logan 23 Jackson 48 Logan 23 Athens 59 Logan 34 Wellston 44 Logan 10 Athens 33 Logan 23 Union Furnace 32 Logan 24 Athens 28 Papooses First Row: Bill Potterson, Dave Eberst, Mark Matheny, Tom Donahey, Ron May. Top Row: Henry Louisa, John Sigler, Coach Charles Schoeppner, Robby Ellinger, Bob Hutton. Logan 32 Bremen 38 Logan 26 Lancaster St. Mary's 33 Logan 44 Middleport 33 Logan 17 Nelsonville 24 Logan 28 Jackson 38 Logan 37 Gallipolis 53 Logan 30 Wellston 33 Logan 28 Pomeroy 52 Logan 44 Athens 45 Logan 24 Middleport 25 Logan 21 Nelsonville 34 Logan 34 Jackson 43 Logan 33 Gallipolis 46 Logan 22 Wellston 29 Logan 31 Pomeroy 42 Logan 32 Athens 42 Logan 35 Ci rclevi lie 27 84 First Row: Jim Cottrill, Merle Stump, Max Myers, Bob Bainter, Jim Har rison. Top Row: Hickory Oliver, Robby Johnson, Ron Spicer, Craig Lappen, George Blosser. First Row: Pete Culbertson, Tom Bell, Don Phelps, Dick Brant, Jim Rose, Ozzie Kranitz. Top Row: Coach Richard Martin, Tom Rush, Frank Tipton, John Yaw, Gary Dalton, John Wells. 85 T. Stewart, Captain M. Brown D. Ruff C. Patterson S R. Myers J. Knootz D. Bluhm D. Holcomb AB R H RBI AVG INN Frazier 24 5 6 2 250 59 Ruff, D. 40 9 12 7 300 86 Brown 41 10 15 5 366 251 Stewart 42 10 17 11 405 156 Burton 53 13 17 9 320 105 Myers 19 1 3 1 158 136 Knootz 32 7 8 4 250 72 Green 24 3 5 1 209 55 Patterson 19 3 4 1 210 191 Bluhm 4 1 1 250 52 Donahey 37 7 7 1 189 90 Dolton 30 3 4 1 133 100 Stuart 31 6 6 2 193 80 Schrader 16 3 4 3 250 49 Gabriel 11 2 1 090 59 Funk 7 2 3 1 428 51 Ruff, P. 43 Holcomb 28 Jarrell 2 7 Miller 2 1 4 Logan 15 Plains 4 Logan 9 Athens 11 Logan 3 Berne Union 4 Logan 4 Berne Union 6 Logan 7 Wellston 9 Logan 2 Plains 7 Logan 11 Athens 7 Logan 0 Lancaster 8 Logan 10 Mac Arthur 11 Logan 1 Nelsonville 0 Logan 8 Wellston 1 Logan 1 Circleville 7 Logan 0 Lancaster 6 Logan 5 Circleville 0 Logan 0 Pomeroy 5 Logan 5 Wellston 10 Logan 3 Nelsonville 2 86 Baseball 59” LOGAN coaching , STAFF Row One: J. Green, D. Holcomb, J. Knootz, M. Brown, T. Stewart, D. Ruff, D. Bluhm, C. Patterson, R. Myers. Row Two: B. Burton, M. Frazier, F. Schrader, J. Fetherolf, R. Klinger, L. Gabriel, J. Funk, P. Ruff, G. Stuart. Row Three: J. Miller, T. Donahey, M. Farmer, S. Dalton, L. Bainter, B. Jarrell, Coach Marion Allen. The Logan Chieftain 9 had one of its seasons during 1959. The team had the experience but couldn't keep from making the errors. Logan's record for the season was 6 wins and 11 losses. In the league Logan won 4 and lost 2 in regular play to tie Wellston for the northern division title. Against Nelsonville, we won 3-2 and won the second by forfeit. At home against Athens, we won 11-7, but at Athens they won 11-9. Against Wellston, we won 8 - 1 and lost 11-7. In the playoff against Wellston at MacArthur, Wellston combined good pitching and hitting to win 10-5. Terry Stewart won the Nelsonville game with his own pitching and hitting. This game was the closest of the season for Logan. 87 Track Row One: C. Hilton, D. Motheny, L. Bainter, Manager J. Cottrill. Row Two: C. Gaffin G. Stump, B. Kuhn, T. lies, L. Wells. Row Three: Coach Kramer, D. Davis, D. Swartz, C. Patterson, M. Frazier, T. Hugli, B. Risch, Coach Adams. Row Four: B. Kennedy, B. Dennis, M. Rutter, M. Matheny, R. May, B. Blake, R. Myers. This year the track team had its best season, since it was revised. Logan had a record of 8 wins and 1 loss for the season. Logan was defeated only by powerful Marietta. The team defeated New Lexington St. Aloysius, Athens, Hamden, Berne Union, Lancaster, Mingo Relays, Jackson (2). In the SEOL track meet, Logan won the championship with a record of 9714 points. Logan had three double winners at the meet, they were Mickey Frazier, George Stump, and Bob Dennis, in the 100, 220; mile run, 880 yard run; high and low hurdles, respectively. In the district, Logan placed fifth with 1914 points. George Stump was the only Loqan entry to take a first place. He won the mile with a time of 4:44.6. In the state George placed 10th out of 50 fellows from over the state of Ohio. His time was his best of the year, 4:40. In the first holding of the Mingo Relays Logan won with a total of 76 points. These relays are held under the lights. Competing against Logan was Circleville, second and Lancaster, third. Harriers First Row: Mickey Rutter, Jerry Koontz, Craig Patterson, Dave Eberest. Top Row: Coach Philip Kramer, Jeff Hiles, Bill Blake, Ed Smith, Tony Hugli. Logan placed very well in cross country considering it was our first year. We had two runners carry our honors even to the state meet. Ed Smith placed fifth in the district and 25th in the state, and Toni Hugli placed seventh in the district and 57th in the state. Here's how the season ran: We placed second in a tri-meet with Huntington and Marietta. We placed third in a meet with Marietta and Bellaire. We won a meet with Huntington. We placed seventh in the district. Mickey Frazier running onchor leg on 880 yard relay teom. Time was new record 1:37. Tennis Row One: Roy Willis, M. Canty, J. Summers, T. Snyder, T. Gasser. Row Two: M. Motheny, T. Greenman, B. Brenick, E. Hockman, F. Beal, J. McGow. For the first time in history Logan High School has had a tennis team. Coach Westfall started the team during the spring with 11 boys partici- pating. The team fared very well for the first time with two wins in five matches. Both wins came at the expense of Granville. Mike Canty was Logan's number one man. Mike is only a freshman. Tom Gasser, number two is also a freshman. Terry Snyder, number three man is a sophomore. Next year's tennis should do very well in that they all will return except Fred Beal, a senior. 91 Golf Standing: Tim Doering, Charles Lanning, Jim Lanning, Dennis Anderson, Steve Johns, Charles Blosser, Chris Myers, Dave Gierhart, Coach Richard Faulkner. Logan 8] 2 Lancaster 7 2 Logan 61 2 Marietta 9 2 Logan 15 New Lexington 1 Logan 8 Athens 8 Logan 8 Lancaster 6 2 Logan 15 2 New Lexington 2 Logan 9 Athens 7 Logan 6 Marietta 10 Logan 2 Athens 14 Logan 8 Groveport 8 Logan placed fourth in district competition. 92 SUELLEN JOHNSON Head Cheerleader Varsity CAROLYN OLIVER Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleaders RITA CARPENTER PAULA CANTY SANDY GABRIAL CAROL EVANS JOAN SMITH ANN LAPPEN CARLA GARVERICK MELISSA HORWELL PEGGY KELLER SUSAN ELBERFELD JUDY REED Freshman Cheerleaders 7th 8th Cheerleaders MISS SUE DOLLISON Homecoming Queen - 1959 SUELLEN JOHNSON INDUS IRY 1 9 5 9 An outstanding feature of the new Logan plant is this 363-foot, gas-fired tunnel kiln, plus the 75-foot, two-track pre-heater. De- signed for 'round-the-clock, 7-days-a-week operation, it permits continuous firing and accounts for a production capacity greater than 15 periodic or beehive kilns. 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