Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1961 volume:

TO EVERY THING THERE IS A SEASON, AND A TIME TO EVERY PURPOSE UNDER THE HEAVEN. VOLUME FORTY-NINE LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL LOGAN, OHIO Logan A SENSE OF WONDER Before man gained through science the knowledge which enables him to under- stand weather and climate, the seasons were a wonder to him. The inhabitants of his world—both animate and inanimate—responded in patterned ways to the coming of autumn, winter, spring, and summer; man himself responded both consciously and subconsciously to the changes in temperature, light, and availability of food. In one special way, however, man was different from all the other responding creatures which he observed—only man wondered. Wonder is a combination of awe and curiosity. It is the ingredient of curiosity that gives man knowledge; it is the in- gredient of awe that can make him wise. All children seem to possess this sense of wonder, and it is with childhood that our sophisticated society associates faith and credulity. What we dub maturity involves, among other things, a divorcing of ourselves from a delight in the everyday mir- acles 'of Walt Whitman. In our day we have systematized curiosity and extended our field of understanding until we are no longer awed by anything. This is a dilemma, for without both basic ingredients there is no wonder—the foundation of both knowledge and wisdom is undermined. We have divided our book according to seasons; we have illustrated our division pages with Indian children beaming with wonder as leaves fall, as snow flakes drift sparkling down, and as the first spring flowers amaze and delight with pleasant odors. We have done this hopefully; we hope our readers will be reminded that the sense of wonder is never obsolete; that it is fundamental to our achievement as a species. We hope that as we stand upon the threshold of space, we will remember to be awed by infinity; that we will retemper our knowledge with a sense of awe and gain the wisdom which we need so desperately. In the content of our book you will find the academic emphasized. This is only natural in a time when national emergency demands a re-emphasis on knowledge and skill. This is the age of brainpower. With this effort we seek to honor that in man which makes him man—the sense of wonder which grows into knowledge and, hopefully, into wisdom. 4 CONTENTS FALL 10-63 WINTER 64-107 SPRING 108-156 ADVERTISING 157-173 BOARD OF EDUCATION LOGAN CITY SCHOOLS Harold Sommers Dr. Frederick W. Blume, President George C. Shaw, Vice-President Dr. C. F. Rauch Lavon Goodlive George Blosser, Clerk HAROLD DRAKE Superintendent Logan City Schools 6 HARLEY ELLINGER Principal Logan High School J. R. HANKISON Principal Junior High School 7 Secretaries: Hester Lee White, Mrs. J. R. Hankison, and Patty Stimmel. COOKS Mrs. Helen Smith, Mrs. Jean Carter, Mrs. Elizabeth Gribble. 8 BUS DRIVERS Standing: Mr. Hutchins, Mr. C. Carpenter, Mr. H. Carpenter, Mr. Carmean, Mr. Daubenmire, Mr. Hummel, Mr. Mundy, Mr. C. Ringhiser, Mr. Holloway. Sitting: Mr. Boch, Mr. St. Clair, Mr. Mathias, Mr. Sheets, Mrs. Hilton, Mr. Risch. CUSTODIANS Back Row: Sam Stewart, Bill Woodgeard, Ralph Blackston, Robert Gastin. Front Row: Robert Smith, Bill Sickles, Harold Vanbibber. The falling leaves drift by my window, Those autumn leaves of red and gold . . . And to the high school mind there comes a vague, exalted sense of lucidity. Im- posed by the mystic, invigorating crispness which displaces the mellowness of fading summer, this feeling—a composite of renewed mental vigor, sadness, and a tingling in the blood—is the very best one for going back to school, learning new facts, ideas, processes, enjoying football games, marching in the band, attending wiener roasts, pil- ing on wagons filled with hay, kicking your way home through fallen leaves, and singing old, romantic songs. Fall is a wonder! 10 OUR FACULTY In the tall a student's fancies lightly turn to thoughts of . . . old friends, valued friends—our teachers. Back from the universities and summer positions they come to do a job we can't envy them. In spite of headaches and frustrations by the score, they succeed in making us think . . . about verbs, and square roots, and amoebas, and presidential elections, and physics formulae, and Macbeth's di- lemma, ad infinitum—no small task. For guidance and advice, for organization sponsor- ship, for all the little chores and plans they help us with, we owe them our thanks. Bess Shelso Vocational Home Economics Ruth Tannehill English Florence Ellinger Arithmetic Mary Ruth Krinn Latin Armand W. Houle Instrumental Music Nevada Smith Mathematics Phillip Kramer Art Florence Larimer U.S. History Harry Westfall Physics Chemistry Shirley Slater Home Economics Clarence Wayne Snyder Vocational Agriculture Sally Holmes English Sam Core Instrumental Music Marion Allen Woodworking Mechanical Drawing 13 Dick Martin Alice Frasch Merl Primmer Mathematics English Biology William Cecil Mel Adams Della Webb Commercial Mathematics English Iris Lowry Ralph Walker Mildred Krauss Spanish General Science English World History Robert Combs Science Allan McLellon Social Studies Edward Lendenslci Ohio History General Business Emit dark Science Mathematics Blanche Moorehead Social Studies Psychology Minnie Bowen Vocal Music Helen Sams Warren Barber Joseph Murtha Commercial American History Industrial Arts Drivers Education riw- V': CLASSES PHYSICS Larry Wood David Schottke Larry Bainter CHEMISTRY Mike Canty Melissa Horwell Tom Blume Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vigor- ous mind. —Samuel Johnson 19 LATIN II Vicki Orndoff Paula Galvin Suzanne Schultz Knowledge is power.—Nam et ipsa scientia potestas est. —Francis Bacon fv WORLD HISTORY Tim Sheline Mary Ucker Dan Matheny on To me every hour of the light and dark is a miracle, Every cubic inch of space is a miracle. —Walt Whitman ENGLISH 10 Susan Baker Janet McWilliams ALGEBRA I Bill Brown Craig Lappen 21 LATIN I Louise Bester Ginger Freeman Sally Elberfeld ENGLISH II Carolyn Bray Janet Richards Ann Lappen Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man. —Francis Bacon 22 SPANISH I Dorothy Baker Jim Johnson Esther Hedges SPANISH II Susan Wolfe Carol Orndoff Linda Coakley Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. —Samuel Johnson 23 ENGLISH 9 Connie Arnold Betty Buttrick Susan Tannehill ALGEBRA II Jerry Gerken Bob Kuhn Curt Hilton What one knows is, in youth, of little moment; they know enough who know how to learn. —Henry Adams 24 AMERICAN HISTORY Arlene Davis Ron Brimner Mickey ScaparoTH GENERAL SCIENCE Robert Taylor Bob Eaton Bob Hewitt The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural cur- iosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards. —Anatole France 25 SENIOR SOCIAL STUDIES Ken Chaffin Sam Wolfe Jon Summers BIOLOGY Patty Mason Frank Tipton Ronnie Crawford Knowledge of human nature is the beginning and end of political educa tion. —Henry Adams 26 ENGLISH 12 Judy Freeman Karen Kornmiller (Team member not pic- tured is Mary Freeman.) BOOKKEEPING Kathleen Mundy Martha Sue Voris My mind to me a kingdom is; Such present joys therein I find, That it excels all other bliss That earth affords or grows by kind .. . —Edward Dyer 27 PLANE GEOMETRY Ed Rutter Don Wahl Tom Stivison TWO HIGHEST SCORES ON THE EIGHTH GRADE TEST Arch Taylor Fred Busch (Third highest score was made by Susan Carmean.) By a tranquil mind I mean nothing else than a mind well ordered. Marcus Aurelius 28 Linda Sommers STRAIGHT A” STUDENTS The highest honor a school can offer an individual student is the honor that accompanies achieving and maintaining a record of excellence. Hard work, diligent attention to studies, natural curiosity, and an enthusiasm for learning earns not only straight A's , but also the respect and admiration of teach- ers and fellow students. The nine people pictured on pages 29 and 30 had maintained an average of A through the fourth six weeks of the school year. Sandra Freda Shaw Ellinger Melissa Horwell 29 Sally Elberfeld Susan Carmean The world must have great minds, even as great spheres or suns, to govern lesser rest- less minds. —Philip James Bailey 30 31 , wv WXWiiiiiiii s ’ 4 iMilttliittiihliWWu! MHA mm as mmm laMm Mary Ruth Reid Stefan Dennis Jo Ann Nelson Mary Kay Grandy Johnny Brimner Janice Neff Ricky Engle Linda Chute Gladys Morgan Clayton Bunthoff Elaine Meyer Linda Geiger Eddie Fickel Beth Stoltz John Scurlock SEVENTH GRADE Bob Cecil Rhonda Gabriel Patsy Klinger Judy Stivison David Blankenship Linda Hall Beverly Leonard Terry Krannitz Kathy Whitcraft Fred Davis Lois Anderson Tim Harden Carol Devol Kathy Bentley Linda Green Gary Allen Karolyn Geil Carl Littlejohn Jody Toops Sharon Klinger Carl Helber Catherine Yates Merle Dearing Donna Davis Richard Brown Marilyn Miller Larry Brown Penny Miller Susan Nunnally Ed Rowland Billy Nihiser Vicki Hill Kenny Brooks Fay Souders Don Shull Foster Hood Dorothy Klinger Leroy Wolfe Rebecca Klinebriel 34 Lois Thompson Frank Kennedy Karen Spence Joe Hunsaker Linda Funk Gary Klinebriel Linda Mount Kenny Behm Debra Goss Bill McClelland Diane Walker Lloyd Johnston Jeanette Lemon Leo Schultz Aneda Taulbee David Daubenmire Charlene Culbertson Bill Bolin Carol Monroe Steve Davis Dzidra Voits Bill Walker Linda Kinnzle Larry Wilson Karla McManaway Billy Donahey Margo Myers Jennifer Jurgensmier Marilyn Lange Kenneth Guess Nancy Wilkinson Kenneth Davis Dale McKinley Paula Keck Nancy Stewart Simeon Gribble Cynthia Estep Linda Walker Bill Tolliver Kenny Burgess Dorothy Mays Steve Snider Nancy Hoplite Terry Hawk 35 Bonnie Howdyshell Barry Metzler Marie Hedges Bernard Castell Sheryl Morrison Julana Jett Dan Wine Donna Braun John Bolin Sherry Dalton Phil Henderson Diana Thomas Fred Lee Terry Scott Billie Jo King SEVENTH GRADE Terry Brandon Carol Vermillion Jim Phelps Carolyn Hart Quinnette Diclcen James Sigman Donna Myers Gary Tucker Lynne Risch Shawn Smith Beverly Ellinger Tom Spackey Virginia Mays Bruce Cunningh Steve Freeman 36_________________ am Lois Smith Joe Riddlebarger Sharon Griffin Jackie Mock Woody Frasure Jerry McKinley Angela Allberry Vivian Emrick Patsy Barney Russell Harvey Melvin Rutter Pamela Perez Ronnie Kuhn Virginia Seymour Ruth McGrath Elizabeth White Sharon Waugh Orville McCoy Mary Kalklosch Jimmy Davis Debbie Baker Shelby Goss Bob Courter Leona Sette George Nelson John Ellinger Michele Morgan Larry Mohler Lonnie Ellinger Kay Howdyshell Jim Harden Jim Souders Jack Durant Bill Fickel Jimmy Hood Loeta Wallace Jack Schrader Ann Sater Ray Allison Janice Taulbee Tom Knox Pam Jones Jerry McAfee Jarrie Riddlebarger EIGHTH GRADE Gloria Henry Steve Cooper Janet Johnson Marty Adcock Julia Bright -J 38 Jeff Bowers Cheryl Starner Ken Tschappat Felicia Risch David Yaw Sharon Adams Richard Nelson Sue Bicknell David Halby Midge Walter Joe McGatha Ann Price Mike Nixon Sandra Wine Steve Engle Jane Bartholomew Linda Darnell Sandra Shaw Sue Grantham Suzanne Ball Phyllis Holdren Bonnie Bell Linda Mock Earl Beery Larry Crawford Bob Chambers Denny Baker David Miller Linda Brown Connie Adair Stanley Edwards Karolyn Mount Mike Inboden Ruth Ann Watts Kermit Berry Kathy Stump Steve Rieder George Helber Patty Stevens Villa Adams Mike Krumlauf Jody Arnold Beverly Hammond Drew Rolston Monte Amnah Connie Orndoff Ralph Whalen Eddie Smith Jerri Corrigan 39 EIGHTH GRADE Paul Huber Alice Trowbridge Earl St.Clair Linda Spence Steve Evans Alice West Frank Nihiser Rita Scarberry Merl Beery Suzanne Ricketts Jay Nihiser Carolyn Thompson Arch Taylor Ruby Cottrill Jeff Schneider Jody Blosser Carla Myers Rosalie Dunn Jerry Cox Linda Souders Steve Dupler Letha lies Bill Roach Mona Sigler Larry Schrader Diana Spence Beverly Myers Patty Cozad Roger Beougher Judy Montgomery Tom Erbaugh Connie Stefanides 40 Kathy Reid Cindy Horwell Fritz Rabb Gary Derr Yvette Keck Carol Mclntire Karen Sigler Susan Carmean Skipper Rhoads Buddy Schrader EIGHTH GRADE Jean Ann Mock Judy Dunn Cynthia Bell George Hummel Twila Hopton John Mowery Roseanne Hansley Richard Coakley Connie Ruff Debrah Walton Patty Moorehead Ronnie Koontz Gary Shull Shirley McGomery Roger Delong 41 42 � Diana Richards Cheryl Thompson Charles Cave Shirley Carpenter Vianne Gibson Sandra Casto Nancy Ferguson Barbara Hopkins Winona Tabler Mabel Gilland EIGHTH GRADE Trudie Pierson Mike Murray Penny Ashbaugh Fred Busch Joey Poling Judy Thompson Frank Stewart Larry Anderson Mike Mahaffey Melinda Rochester Jim Brandt Clara Amburgey John Bright Karen Strawn Linda Wolfe Eddie Penrod Marilyn Patton Steve Mowery Nancy Glidden Bob Nihiser Kathy Bowling Danny Webb Tom Taulbee Gary Campbell Larry Goss Jim Backus Davie Campbell Joan Bachus Russell Geil Bob Ervin Louretta Rutter 43 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Fresh from junior high school, ninth graders adjust rapidly to the new emphasis on being-on-your-own. They sense that their high school experiences are keys to the future. The Freshman Class of '60-'6l chose as leaders Connie Arnold, secretary; Sally Elberfeld, president; George Blosser, treasurer; John Blum, vice-president; Max Myers, representative. Connie Arnold Mary Sette Jeff Geiger Paula Carpenter Tom Brown Becky Stuart Sharon Tschudy Barbara Curl John White Karen Dennis George Blosser Robert Johnson Max Myers Dina Spalsbury Donna Sorrell Suzanne Mowery Billie Jo King Susan Allen Kelly Stilwell Sharon Good Craig Lappen John Blum Cindy Cannon Sherry Poston Billie Prater Bob Hammond Paulette Jurgensmier Bonnie Wright Mike Cremean Ronnie Heinlein Jim Baker Tim Roberts Mary Ann Goodlive Bob Sauers Ron Spicer Dianna Adair Steve Elick Tony Shaw Theda Sinift Linda Mohler Bob Eaton Darlene Jarrell Eura Riggs Carol McIntosh Merle Stump Gayle Hadley John Reynolds Ann Nelson Karen Hutchison Roger Finnearty Linda Conrad Roy Starr Joyce Ruff Dick Stevens Robert Taylor James Fraizer Anita Adcock Lauri Hill Tim Moorehead Patty White 46 Patty Warner Russell Toops Sam Diley Joanne Nelson Susan Shanley Jim Johnson Sue Kline Sharon Morgan Bob King Linda Angle Rose Murphy Clyde James Sandy Carpenter Tom Spencer Sally Elberfeld Carol Lehman Robert Thompson Hickory Oliver Connie Robb Mike Smith Kay Bateman Donald Drefke Betty Woods James Jones Tanya Davidson Herbert Stivison John Rheinscheld David Drefke Mary Gilland James Stilson Sharon Daubenmire Jon Chapman Edward Phillips Dan LaFollette Sharon Mundy Brenda Proctor Rona Miller Bob Hewitt Carla Hopstetter Janna Holbrook Paul Smathers Phillip Miller Sharon Green Nancy Schrader Janice Hoplite Penny Blankenship Gary Cummins Marcella Scott Jack Jones Bonnie Riddlebarger Fred Schorr Barbara Cable Larry Sheets Shirley Glick Gerald Brooks Kenneth Patton Janie Holloway Ronnie Hampshire Judy Hartman Raymond Turner 48 Dale Hettinger Ginger Freeman Jeff Mundy Bonita Crane Steve Godenschwag Kathryn Flowers Bob Storer Betty Buttrick Raymond Stover Carolyn Mowery er Sophia Stefanides Terry Burns Ruth Ann Horn Louise Bester Frank Conrad Doug Shriner Cheryl Burgess Bill Burgess Karen Dye Dean Harris James Oliver Sharon Nixon Jim Cottrill Dianne Wade Thomas Hammond Berdena Bailey Charles McKenzie Patty Stewart Dave Tolliver Faith Baker Mike Tremper JoAnn Harden Harold Gill Richard Carpenter Susan Tannehill Denny McCormick Brenda Stewart Richard Klinebriel Dale Campbell Randall Cordle Randy Nixon Earl Blackston Carolyn Klinger Mike Kraft Don Lightfoot Richard Mooney Rosemary Wharton Roger Cook Carla Baker Roger Williams Kenneth Waugh Donna Geil Benny Roe Lethia Jones Tom Souders 49 Bonnie Turner David Wade Frieda Herring Lewis Wasem George Seymour Vicki Hice David Ward Judy Guess Billy Rutter Darlene Huffines Richard Primmer Shirley Joy Robert Stilson Freda Ellinger Terry Boals Carolyn Chute Patti Simmons Barbara Stewart Jody Watters Goldie Reed 50 Thomas Myers Sue Larimer Gary Rutter Larry Ruff Judy Hoey Sandra Ferguson Bill Cheeseman Donna Smith Walter McQuaid Eileen Barnhart Roberta Holcomb Gene Davis Dick Shannon Jackie Durant Jim Sigler John Poling Larry Scurlock Iris Baker Dean Smith Jim Thompson Sue Geiger Jack Conrad Charles Timberlake Sam Rutter Veda Bachus Fred Price Bob Bainter Martha Poling Ralph Williams Bobby Bownes Irene Barnhart Rockne Riddlebarger Edith Chambers Eddie Kline Frank Bazell Sharon Schrader Steve Glenn Janet Roley Eddie Cox Betty Heidlebaugh 51 ? !■' ' ''Si ■ 4 -A -t.mSr. -MS ' . « .♦ , V V.., s -r-o - y ' y%:: ;;- '• 4-tS £ V: y. ■ -, - ,..w •V- FALL IS FOR FOOTBALL THE CHIEFTAINS were defeated 20-0 by Bexley in the opening game of the season. Inexperience played a big part in the Chieftains' loss. Gary Brenning was the leading ground gainer with an average of six yards per carry. In the second game of the season the Chiefs nearly upset the Washington Court House Blue Lions. Ronnie Brimner and John Sigler scored Logan's two touchdowns. The Chieftains earned their first victory of the new season by romping over Hillsboro, 30-0. Quarterback Larry Bainter gave a standout performance by passing for two touchdowns and running for a third. Two freshmen playing noteworthy performances were Robbie Johnson and Bob Big Daddy Stewart. In the S.E.O.L. opener the Chiefs defeated Nelsonville, 42-14. The Greyhounds scored the first touchdown, but after that the Chieftain offense started clicking and Logan took command of the game. Fine blocking was turned in by tackle Phil Woltz, end John Sigler, and halfback Gary Brenning. The big play of the game was a bootleg around right end by Bainter as he raced for 47 yards. The Chiefs fell to Athens 26-6 on their second league counter of the season. The Bulldogs greatly outweighed the Chiefs and boasted the biggest line in the S.E.O.L. with a line average of 2 10 pounds. Fine defensive play earned the Chiefs an 8-6 triumph over a stubborn Pomeroy squad before a capacity Parents' Night crowd. Bainter passed to end Robbie Ellinger for the Chiefs' only touchdown. Bainter saved the day by intercepting Pomeroy's attempted pass for points after the touchdown. Although the Chiefs battled all the way, the Gallipolis Blue Devils made Logan their fourth consecutive victory by a score of 32-16. Quarterback Larry Bainter turned in an outstanding performance as he scored all of Logan’s points. A determined Logan squad beat Wellston for the first time since Coach Adams took over the head coaching job at L.H.S. Fullback Ron May scored the first touchdown and Bainter scored the second by intercepting a pass on the Wellston 10 yard line and racing for 90 yards. Outstanding defensive play was the main factor of the game with linebacker Mark Matheny, tackle Phil Woltz, linebacker Dee Gabriel, and end Robbie Johnson turning in fine performances. Logan handed Middleport a 26-6 loss before a capacity Senior Night crowd. Larry Bainter played a tremendous game as he carried the ball I I times for 229 yards and 2 feet. The odd yardage was attributed to a quarterback sneak turned into a 99 yard gallop. The Chiefs closed their season by nearly upsetting Jackson. The Chiefs were greatly outweighed but played a fine game under the handicap. The Ironmen averaged nearly 200 pounds in their forward wall. Junior halfbacks Gary Brenning and Ronnie Brimner turned in their best performances of the season. Bainter connected 10 of 15 aerials for 142 yards. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL A FIGHTING TEAM - OUR VARSITY Coach Mel Adams paces the sidelines as his mighty mites battle for a victory. Top Row: Tom Blume, Mr. Lendenslci, Mark Matheny. Jack Miller, Robbie Ellinger, Phil Woltz, Larry Bainter, Dee Gabriel, Bob Stewart, Mr. Adams. Row Two: Mr. Fontes. Curt Hilton, Heskell Wagoner, Bob Burk, Scott Ledford, Don Phelps, John Wells, Ronnie Conner, Quentin Cadd, Tom Gasser, Mr. Marcum. Row Three: Bill Brown, Alan Adair, Ron Brimner, Dan Matheny, John Sigler, Robbie Johnson, Dick Brandt, Tim Roberts, Mike Smith, Ron May. Row Four: Ed Life, Tom Bell. Chuck Daubenmier, Gary Brenning, Bob McManaway, Dennis Rose, Richard Nihiser, Hickory Oliver, Wayne Schmidt. Not Pictured is Fred Vaughan. Logan 0 Bexley 20 Logan 14 Washington Court House 16 Logan 30 Hillsboro 0 Logan 42 Nelsonville 14 Logan 6 Athens 26 Logan 8 Pomeroy 6 Logan 16 Gallipolis 32 Logan 16 Wellston 0 Logan 26 Middleport 6 Logan 22 Jackson 28 57 FOOTBALL SENIORS RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row: Bob Burk, John Wells, Don Phelps, Bill Brown, Frank Tipton, Dick Brandt, Quentin Cadd. Second Row: George Blosser, Tim Roberts, Bill Burgess, Hickory Oliver, Doug Shriner, Chuck Dau- benmier. Third Row: Tom Bell. Mike Smith, Scott Ledford, Heskell Wagoner, Richard Nihiser, Roy Lehman. Not Pictured is Bob Hammond. NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row: Jim Oliver, Dick Stevens, Jim Stilson, Frank Bazell, Tom Brown, Craig, Lappen, Gerald Brooks, Tim Roberts, Mike Smith. Row Two: Tom Hammond, Doug Shriner, Tom Souders, John Reynolds, George Blosser, Raymond Stover, Ed Kline, Bob Hammond, Mr. Martin. Row Three: Gary Cummins, Frank Conrad, Mike Cremean, John Poling, Merle Stump, Tom Myers, Dale Campbell, Don Lightfoot, Bill Burgess. 60 EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM Row I: Eddie Penrod, Steve Engle, Mike Edgar, Ray Allison, Mike Walsh, Monte Amnah, Larry Goss. Row II: Mr. Combs, Tom West, Gary Campbell, Dave Warner, Ralph Whalen, David Halby, Earl Beery, Roger Beougher, Merl Beery, Gary Derr. Row III: George Hummel, Jim Brandt, Joe Terrell, Jack Fox, Jeff Todd, Steve Mowery, Steve Rieder, Frank Stewart, Tom Taulbee, Steeve Keister, Larry Anderson. Absent: Guy Champ, Rick Glenn, Dan Danielson. SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM Row I: Francis Voris, Tom Frazier, Steve Freeman, John Brimner, Mike Smith, Steve Davis, Gary Tucker, Ed Fickel. Row II: Sim Gribble, David Daubenmire, Mike Ellinger, Gary Allen, Merl Bell, John Gasser. Stefan Dennis, Jerry McKinley, John Hahn. Phil Henderson. Dan Hart. Row III: Mr. Westfall, Clayton Bunthoff, Tom Auker, Chris Anderson, Bob Trowbridge, Bob Oourter, Jim Phelps, Ed Rowland, Rick Engle, John Bolin. 61 WINTER The north wind doth blow, And we shall have snow, And what will poor robin do then? He'll sit in the barn to keep himself warm, And tuck his head under his wing . . And the high school student will don his bulky sweater, burrow more deeply into his books and studies, and pensively wait for spring. Well .... actually, the picture is not quite as glum as that—there are all sorts of interest groups and organizations in which to be involved; there are basketball games; there are long winter nights for sleep- ing, and friendships to be built; there is ice skating, snowballing, and Christmas vaca- tion! Snow is a wonder! 64 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Sophomores are busy people. Studies absorb them; activities invite them to new frontiers of friendship and interest-building. Biology, Foreign Language Club, ge- ometry, cheerleading—the confusion reinforces the name —sophomore. Class officers this year; Gary Dalton, president; Joel Gabriel, vice-president; Susan Baker, secretary; Karen Vollmer, representative; Sally Frey, treasurer. Diane Morgan Eddie Evans Rose Mohler Rosella Smith Jim Smith Carol Nelson Florence Rush Curtis Upton Donna McLin Laura Yates Terry May Patty McGrady Janet McWilliams Cheryl Sparks Lester St.Clair Quentin Cadd Sheila Spencer Linda Wilson Sharon Nutter Ruby Smyers Treasa Vorhees Rose Waddell Charlene Cottrill Ruth Spangler George Teal Karen Wilkes Janet Johnson Jim Andy Paula Galvin Ronnie Crawford Carolyn Guess George Coakley Jo Ann Parish Eddie Rutter Susan Baker Tom Rush Barbara Smith Gerald Ruff Andrea Carr Rawn Greenman Carrie Culbertson Verna Dye Monty Calvert Mary Roley Dennis Rose Judie Devol Carole Canan Mary Lou Rollins Bill Brown Shirley Sater Mary Helen Predmore Jean Ann Schultz Tim Sheline Suzanne Schultz Karen Scott Jim Cruise Kathy Rieder Dick Brandt Kathy Helber Wayne Schmidt Bonnie Jones Mike Frasure Fern Griffin Roberta Bailey Pete Culbertson Marjorie Foster Sallie Frey Chuck Daubenmier Barbara Adcock Jim Helber Janet Daubenmier Joel Gabriel Lois Allender Gary Dalton Betty Johnson Mary Jane Reed Kay Cozad Harry Chapman Edna Howdyshell Mary Howdyshell Charles Geil Scott Ledford Shirley Keck Ray Foltz Buddy Dennis Pearle Cooke 69 Robert Burk Alberta Bailey Lois Edwards Sharon Cornwell Eddie Life Donna Cox Linda Shaw Patty Auker Rosemary Bunthoff Marilyn Bownes Janice Beougher Albert Martin Sharon Carter Judy Bond Sam Bailey 70 Terry Mundy Jane Tolliver Bob Mace Donna Smith David Blair Kenneth Berry John Johnson David Conrad Elaine Norris Don McIntosh Roger Nixon John Toops Patty Mason Gary Wolfe Clifford Thomp son Heskell Wagoner Carol Davis Tom Bell Carol Ringhiser Dixie Brooks Dennis Shuttleworth Sharon Bright Jean Britton Barbara Shipman Jim Rose Sandy Pratt Marjorie Schein Mary Schmeltzer Kenneth Carter Garnet Shull Ed Goss Marilyn Lehman Mike Gabriel Jean Geiger Harold Daubenmier Danny Horn Pat Floyd Kay Hemsworth Mike Henry Mary Gambrel Terry Bungard Frank Bailey Karla Bond Richard Krannitz Raymond McCune Ann Strong Don Wahl Don Phelps Cheryl Walters Mary Jane Wolfe Candy Prater Vicki Orndoff Linda McGrath Tom Stivison Carol Smith Fritz Meyer Gerry Miller Karen Vollmer Linda Sommers Bill Moore Bob Nelson John Yaw Tim Saunders Tom Wright Karolyn Rutter Peggy McGaw Jennie Willison Nancy McClelland John Wells Jim Visintainer Ruth Wilson Roger Stewart Carol Stiverson Lucille McGrath Richard Nihiser 72 73 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Juniors find big jobs to do. The prom and the class play, among many and varied activities, must be planned and executed without interfering with the one big goal— academic achievement. For leadership in these tasks, the class chose Ann Lap- pen, treasurer; Curt Hilton, president; Melissa Horwell, secretary; Ronnie Brimner, vice-president; Carla Garve- rick, representative. Bill Mowery Jim Johnson Jerry Gerken Bill Patterson Melissa Horwell Terry Adams Peggy Keller Dorothy Baker Ronnie Brimner Linda Bailey Carla Garverick Gary Brenning Dick Spencer Judy Reed Chuck Steward David Graham Sue Jones Sue Strait Mark Matheny Joyce West Larry Richards Mike Canty Mickey Scaparrotti Narcie Wood Jan Frasure Sandra West Ronnie Conner Mary Jane Stewart Paul Allender Diane Hartmann Arlene Davis Ricky Rose Carolyn Bailey Tom Gasser Betty Carpenter Elwood Harris Carolyn Johns Bill Conner Carol Lehman Kay Sorrell Don Taylor Marlene Rittgers Irma Shipman Dwight Anderson Sharlene Norris Jean Scott Paul Schrader Linda Coakley Terry Norris Ruth Schrader Tom Blume Linda Ringhiser Alan Adair Ruth Roley Terry Holcomb Kathy Mihlbauer John Trowbridge Kenneth Pinney Howard Beougher Barbara Jewell Susan Toops Charleen Kennard Bob Kuhn Buna McMannis Carol Cyrus 76 Miriam Hutton Curtis Hilton Esther Hedges Jerry Hoy Ann Lappen Myrtle Richards Carol Riddlebarger Ross Nihiser Lena Nelson Larrie Nelson Lona Nutter Martha Price Jim Sheets Mary Jo Rutter David Myers Rose Kilbarger Vic Jones Carolyn Bray Larry Coakley Susan Elberfeld Steve Cooksey Karen Hampshire Connie Herring Trudy Dicken Barbara Edgar Martha Hicks Jim Conkle Patty Harden Bob Edgar Ronnie Fisher Janet Richards Teresa Walter Judy Wilson Janice Thompson Douglas Sigler Michael Stoneburner Pat Jones Ruth Huffines Tim Mount Jim Eby Bob Conrad Sandra Beougher Terry Casto Diane Wharton Ronnie Courtney Martha Smith Ronnie Eggleston Jim Donahey Wanda Angle Paul Scurlock Jean Holcomb Melvin Meyer Gary Sater Robert Behm Karolyn Bowl by Dwight Sigler Martha Cave Donnie Herring Kathryn Speelman Wayne Grove Bill Woodgeard 78 Donna Engle Randall Hampton Jim Spackey David Spackey Wendell Johnston Letha Ledford Dan Warner Barbara Conrad Margie Guess Marjorie Souders JUNIORS PRESENT BELLES ON THEIR TOES Play Cast: Terry Holcomb, Larry Richards, Gary Sater, Mary Jo Rutter, Diane Hartmann, Sue Jones, Donna Engle, David Graham, Jim Johnson, Dick Spencer, Jan Frasure, Dwight Anderson, Janice Thompson, Chuck Steward, Susan Elberfeld, Mike Canty, Jim Sheets, Terry Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barber, Directors: Tom Blume, Jim Donahey, Student Directors; Bob Kuhn, Stage Director: Ken Pinney, Bill Wood- geard, Doug Sigler, Stage Crew; Jerry Gerkin, Bill Mowery, Sound Effects Men; Mrs. Braun, Director of Make-up Committee; Sandra West, Judy Reed, Barbara Jewell, Linda Bailey, Make-up Commit- tee; Michele Scaparrotti, Lona Nutter, Prompters. 79 SEVENTH GRADE Beth Stoltz Kathy Whitcraft Mary Ruth Reid Margo Myers Kathy Fickel Beverly Leonard EIGHTH GRADE Top: Janie Bumgardner Second: Pam Jones Jody Blosser Bottom: Claudia Louisa Jerri Corrigan Becky Blum FRESHMEN Susan Allen Billie Kay Prater Paulette Juergensmier Cheryl Burgess Sally Elberfeld Suzanne Mowery r VARSITY Top: Carla Garverick Ann Lappen Melissa Horwell Second: Linda Rieder Joan Smith Front: Linda Stuart CHEERLEADERS RESERVE Second: Janet Johnson Donna Smith Linda Shaw Front: Linda Sommers Carol Davis Susan Baker 81 CHIEFTAIN CAGERS Dwight Sigler, Manager; Coach Harry Westfall, Gary Dalton, Robbie Ellinger, Steve Dalton, Phil Woltz, Henry Louisa; Tom Blume, Sam Wolfe, Managers. Sitting: Tom Gasser, Jerry Hoy, Tom Donahey, Bill Patterson, Bill Mowery, Mike Canty, Larry Bainter. CHIEFS FINISH SEASON 7-1 I The L H. S. cagers closed the 1960-1961 season with 7 wins against II losses. In league play the Chiefs were 5 and 9. In the final league game—the most exciting game of the season—the Chieftain five sparked to a 77-71 victory over Wellston. Senior center Steve Dalton turned in a superb performance as he scored 42 points and set a new Logan High School scoring record. Logan 70 Bremen 58 Logan 52 Lancaster St. Mary's 53 Logan 37 Pomeroy 55 Logan 55 Athens - 70 Logan 45 Middleport 42 Logan 61 Nelsonville 52 Logan 60 Jackson 66 Logan 72 Oak Hill 55 Logan 55 Gallipolis 46 Logan 56 Wellston 54 Logan 62 Pomeroy 68 Logan 39 Athens 56 Logan 54 Middleport 50 Logan 54 Nelsonville 46 Logan 47 Jackson 52 Logan 40 Gallipolis 48 Logan 77 Wellston .71 Logan 47 Portsmouth 90 83 Mike Henry, Robbie Johnson, Don Phelps, Patch Trowbridge, Carl Dicken, Bill Chappie, Coach Lendenski. Sitting: Dick Brandt, Pete Culbertson. Jim Rose, Jim Cruise, Bill Moore. Dale Campbell, Manager; Mike Smith, Bob Stewart, Mike Kraft, Craig Lappen, Ronnie Spicer, Frank Bezel I, Coach Robert Marcum. Sitting: John Blum, Kelly Stil well. George Blosser, Max Myers, Hickory Oliver, Sam Diley. 84 Top Row: Kenny Brooks, Sim Gribble, Berry Metzler, John Bolin, Clayton Bunthoff, Jim Phelps, Bob Courter, Frank Kennedy, Gary Klinbriel, Eddie Rowland. Ricky Engle, Russell Harvey, Eddie Fickle. Front Row: Jimmy Davis, Gary Tucker, Terry Brandon, David Blankenship, Steve Freeman, John Brimner, Phil Henderson, Tom Spackey, Stefan Dennis, John Ellinger, Merl Bell, Leo Schultz, Terry Krannitz, Joe Hunsaker. Tow Row: Phil Woltz, Manager; Steve Dupler, Steve Rieder, Steve Mowery, Drew Rolston, George Hummel, Mr. Fontes, Coach. Row II: Danny Webb, Michael Murray, Steve Keister, Jack Fox, Gary Derr, Mike Nixon, Rich Nelson. Row III: Jim Primmer, Mike Mahaffey, Skipper Rhoads, Mike Walsh, Steve Cooper, Steve Engle. Larry Bainter BASKETBALL SENIORS Henry Louisa Robbie Ellinger Phil Woltz Tom Donahey MAJORETTES Karen Vollmer Paula Kuhn Donna Sorrell Paula Carpenter Carol Hunsaker Head Majorette Beckv Stewart Cindy Cannon Sallie Frey Carol Lehman 87 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL Rick Price Receives John Phillip Sousa Award Rick Price receives plaque from Mr. Charles Steward, president of Band Boosters, as Mr. Armand Houk, band director, looks on. Award goes to outstanding senior in band, chosen by band directors and school administrators. Rick plays first chair French horn, is student director of the concert band, and director of the pep band. CONCERT BAND Back Row: Larry Crawford, Fritz Rabb, Dwight Anderson, Larry Richards, Gary Derr, Don Mc- Intosh, Becky Stuart, Rawn Greenman, Jerri Corrigan, Drew Rolston, Chuck Steward, Billy Jo King, Jerry McAfee, Bill Moore, Jim Harrison, Carolyn Guess, Ronnie Crawford, Fritz Meyer, Jim Johnson, Steve Elick, Teresa Walter, Mike Henry, Bill Chappie, Karen Kornmiller. Row III: Donna Sorrell, Cindy Cannon, Bonnie Wright, Tanya Davidson, Don Drefke, Donna Smith, Kathy Helber, Betty Woods, Martha Price, Cheryl Burgess, Sharon Good, Karla Bond, Cheryl Sparks, Dina Spals- bury, Mary Helen Conrad, Dick Spencer, Kelly Stilwell, Sue Ann Larimer, Roger Cook, Mary Lou Rollins, Mike Frasure, Bob Bainter, Edna Howdyshell, Jim Cottrill, David Drefke, Karen Wollmer, Barbara Jewell, Tom Stivison, Janice Thompson. Row II: Carol Hunsaker, Alice Evans, Janie Holloway, Judy Hartman, Sally Elberfeld, Connie Arnold. Lona Nutter, Barbara Stewart, Veda Backus. Paulo Carpenter, Linda McGrath, Tom Spencer, Raymond Turner, Mary Ann Goodlive, Ricky Price, Ken Chaffin, Eddie Evans, Karen Hutchison, Karen Brown. Judy Blankenship, Peggy McGaw. Row I: Mary Jane Wolfe, Carol Lehman, Linda Sommers, Suzanne Mowery, Ginger Freeman, Susan Allen, Louise Bester, Sherry Poston, Tim Moorehead, Rosemary Bunthoff, Pearl Cooke, Connie Robb, Sallie Frey, Marcia St.Clair, Paulo Kuhn, Carol Orndoff, Ann Price, Sue Jones. 89 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL Junior Band Majorettes Midge Walter Sandy Steward Kathy Reid Karen Strawn Letha lies JUNIOR BAND Back Row: David Blankenship, Mary Kay Grandy, Karen Strawn, Russell Forsythe, Marty Adcock, John Ellinger, Merl Bell, Mary Ruth Reid, Ruth McGrath, Kay Howdyshell, Carolyn Hart, Linda Chute, Denny McCormick, Leona Sette, Sharon Bozett, Jeff Bowers, Gary Vaughan. Earl Blackston, Eddie .Rowland, Stefan Dennis, Diana Thomas, Arch Taylor, Frank Kennedy, Letha lies. Row Two: Ann Gano, Carolyn Thompson, Diana Spence, Jo Ann Nelson, Julana Jett,' Susan Nunnally, Patsy Barney, Nancy Hoplite. Rhonda Gabriel, Linda Walker, Sharon Klinger, Lynda Green, Dzidra Voits, Terry Sue Scott, Theda Sinift, Aneda Taulbee, Janice Taulbee, Vivian Emrick, Kenny Behm, Ricky Engle, Richard Mooney, Marcia Blume, Lonnie Ellinger, John Brimner, Gary Allen, Joe Hunsaker, Skipper Rhoads, Jeff Schneider, Sandy Steward. Row Three: Nancy Glidden, Kathy Reid, Trudy Pierson, Fred Busch, Joan Bachus, Karen Sigler, Jean Ann Mock, Diane Cottrill, Midge Walter, Loeta Wallace, Cynthia Estep, Marilyn Miller, Penny Miller, Barry Metzler, Shawn Smith, Eddie Penrod, Felicia Risch, Christy Smith, Buddy Schrader, Alice Trowbridge, Quinnette Dicken, Pam Jones. Front Row: Tom Knox, Gloria Henry, Linda Blum, Linda Spence, Cynthia Bell, Jerri Riddlebarger, Carol Mclntire, Kathy Gabriel. Becky Blum, Jeanette Lemon, Linda Hall, Donna Myers, Margo Myers, Beth Stoltz, Donna Braun, Cheryl Starner, Judy Kline, Carol Devol. Directors: Mr. Houk, Mr. Core. CHOIR Top Row: Kay Cozad, Ruby Smyers, Margie Schein, Rose Waddell. Chris Jurgensmier, Sallie Frey, Miriam Hutton, Trudy Dicken, Esther Hedges. Terry Holcomb. John Walker, Don Phelps, Phil Woltz, David Schottke, Gary Oblinger. Ken Chaffin, Ricky Price, Eddie Rutter, John Wells, Bob Hutton, Paula Canty, Shelia Glenn, Mary Howdyshell, Kathleen Mihlbauer. Row Three: Janet Daubenmier, Jean Geiger, Ann Strong, Martha Schottke, Carole Spurgus, Karon Gribble, Sharon Walsh, Tim Mount, Tom Gordon, Bob McManaway, Dan Matheny, Dick Brandt, Jim Donahey, Tom Reynolds, Jim Johnson, Eddie Life, Mark Matheny, Jim Cruise, Tom Blume, Scott Ledford, Janice Beougher, Judie DeVol, Verna Dye. Barbara Smith, Elaine Norris, Ruth Wilson, Charlene Cottrill, Janet Johnson, Linda Shaw, Sandy Pratt. Row Two: Linda McGrath, Carol Heinlein, Donna McLin, Mary Jane Wolfe, Mary Jo Rutter, Donna Smith, Mike Gabriel. Larry Coakley, Tom Bell, Bill Patterson, Tom West, Bill Hammon, Chuck Daubenmier, Edward Goss, Jon Summers, Gary Anderson, Peggy Doering, Elaine Savey, Mary Freeman, Paula Galvin, Carol Stiverson, Judy Bond, Linda Bailey. Jerry Miller. Row One: Sherry Halby, Lois Allender, Donna Cox, Patty Auker, Jean Schultz, Carole Canan. Linda Sommers, Vicki Orndoff, Carole Orndoff, Linda Stuart, Kathy Rieder, Suzanne Schultz, Candy Prater, Karolyn Rutter, Patty Mason. Letha Poling, Cheryl Walters, Miss Bowen, Director. FRESHMAN GL 92 EE CLUB Top Row: Brenda Proctor, Susan Allen, Sharon Good, Sharon Morgan, Bonnie Wright, Carol Lehman, Mary Sette, Rosemary Wharton. Becky Stuart, Tanya David- son, Jo Ann Harden, Cindy Cannon, Freda El linger. Judy Hartman. Row Two: Carla Baker, Linda Angle, Dianne Adair, Paulette Jurgensmier, Berdena Bailey, Patty Stewart, Mary Ann Goodlive, Judy Hoey, Linda Mohler, Dina Spalsbury, Sherry Poston, Sandra Ferguson. Sharon Nixon, Frieda Herring. Row One: Irene Barnhart Goldie Reed. Sharon Green. Kay Bateman, Veda Backus, Barbara Stewart, Sally Elberfeld, Jody Watters, Martha Poling, Iris Baker. 93 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Top Row: Bill Rutter, Terry May, Dick Stevens, Dick Brandt, Mike Henry, Gary Dalton, Jim Donahey, Craig Lappen, Eddie Rutter, Ken Chaffin, Rick Price, Don Phelps, Robbie Johnson, Bill Brown, Tom Blume, Frank Tipton, Billy Jo King, Bill Moore, Tom Stivison. Fourth Row: Susan Tannehill, Bonnie Wright, Lethia Jones, Freda Ellinger, Wayne Schmidt, Carolyn Chute, Mary Jane Wolfe, Tim Roberts. John Blum. Carol Lehman, Esther Hedges, Mary Sette, Martha Schottke, Bob Sauers, Donald Drefke, David Drefke, Kelly Stilwell. Susan Allen, John Reynolds, Doug Shriner, Jo Ann Harden, Bonita Crane, Darlene Huffines, Karen Kornmiller, Jane Holloway. Third Row: Kathryn Flowers, Anita Adcock, Benny Roe, Karen Hutchison, Cheryl Burgess, Karen Vollmer, Connie Arnold, Dixie Brooks, Mary Howdyshell. Janet Johnson, Peggy McGaw, Susan Baker, Suzanne Schultz, Ann Strong, Donna McLin, Paulette Jurgensmier, Jennie Willison. Paula Galvin, Kathy Rieder, Becky Stuart, Sherry Poston, Dianna Adair, Janet Daubenmier, Tony Shaw, Max Myers, Jim Fraizer. Second Row: Patty Mason, Patty Auker. Steven Elick, Jim Harrison, Sharon Good. Ronnie Heinlein. John Johnson, George Blosser, Don Wahl, Mike Smith, Monty Calvert, Bob Hammond, Cindy Cannon, Jim Johnson, Hickory Oliver. Eddie Evans, Cheryl Walters. Linda McGrath. First Row: Tom Myers, Suzanne Mowery, Jerri Miller, Donna Sorrell, Linda Sommers, Chuck Daubenmier, Vicki Orndoff, Carolyn Guess. Bill Chappie, John Wells, Miss Krinn, Ginger Freeman. Gale Hadley, Sally Elberfeld, Carol Smith. SPANISH 94 Top Row: Elaine Norris, Gary Anderson, Jim Helber, Esther Hedges, Bob Nelson, Mark Matheny, Bob Kuhn, Don Cyrus, Larry Wood, Rick Price, Bob Burk, Jim Johnson, Ed Life, Sam Wolfe, Judie DeVol, Jon Summers, Verna Dye, Jean Britton. Second Row: Laura Yates, Donna Cox, Carol Davis, Jean Geiger, Linda Bailey, Carol Ringhiser, Linda Shaw, Linda Erbaugh, Judy Freeman, Carol Riddlebarger, Carol Stiverson, Dorothy Baker, Alice Evans, Carole Canan, Susan Elberfeld. Carolyn Bray. First Row: Carole Orndoff, president; Sharon Walsh, vice-president; Susan Wolfe, secretary; Linda Coakley, treasurer; Melissa Horwell, chairman of first year class; Miss Lowry, advisor. Not pictured: Sue Strait, Ann Lappen, Sharon Cornwell. 95 CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Top Row: Harry Nihiser, Richard Nihiser, Dean Harris, Fred Price, Ross Nihiser, Ken Carter, Frank Bailey, Mark Farmer, Melvin Myer, Pat Jones, Ronald Vorhees, Heskel Wagoner, Elwood Harris, Robert Keck, Larry Neff, Donnie Herring, Clifford Thompson. Row Two: Harry Chapman, Charles Timberlake, Don Macintosh, Larry Blosser, Mike Stoneburner, Lester St.Clair, Wendel Johnson, George Coakley, Donnie Hampshire, Ricky Rose, Howard Beougher, Jim Andy, Harold Daubenmier, Randall Cordell, Dale Hettinger, Francis Toops. Row One: Paul Sater, Jack Miller, Gary Daubenmier, David Graham, Gary Sater, Gary Brenning, Mr. Snyder, Sam Bailey, Earl Blackston. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Top Row: Kay Cozad, Sharon Schrader, Ruth Wilson, Patty Warner, Barbara Curl. Second Row: Marilyn Lehman, Carole Canan. Marjorie Schein, Sandy Pratt, Vicki Hice, Barbara Adcock. Bottom Row: Candy Prater, president; Goldie Reed, vice- president; Billie Kay Prater, secretary; Bonnie Jones, treasurer; Dina Spalsbury, newspaper reporter; Mrs. Slater, advisor. HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE CLUB Top Row: Kathleen Mundy, Marcia St.Clair, Erma Shipman, Trudy Dicken, Judy Blankenship, Miriam Hutton, Karon Gribble, Paula Kuhn, Wanda Wagoner. Row Two: Letha Poling, Ruth Schrader, Judy Hettinger. Wanda Angle. Carol Hunsaker, Carol Heinlein, Nancy DeVol, Karolyn Bowlby, Parry Harden, Sherry Halby. Row One: Nancy Pratt, president: Sandy Hoplite, vice-president: Gay Fetherolf, secretary; Joan Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Shelso, advisor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: Ester Hedges, Karen Poling, David Eberst, Jack Miller, David Schottke, Ricky Price, Robbie Ellinger, Larry Bainter, Tom Blume, Ann Lappen, Mike Canty. Row Two: Susan Elberfeld, Dorothy Baker, Janet Richards, Linda Sommers, Kathleen Mundy, Deanna Crane, Melissa Horwell, Sharon Walsh, Mary Freeman, Judy Freeman, Vicki Orndoff, Susan Wolfe, Carolyn Bray. Row One: Tom Donahey, president; Curt Hilton, vice-president; Carole Orndoff, secretary; Ron May, treasurer; Dan Matheny, Student Council representative; Mrs. Tannehill, advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: Jack Miller, David Eberst, Dick Spencer, Gary Daubenmier, Steve Mowery, Bill Brown, Don Phelps, John Walker, Mark Farmer, Dwight Ander- son, Bill Chappie, Dick Behm. Dan Matheny, Felix Flanagan. Row Two: Janet Richards, Kathleen Mundy, Vicki Orndoff, Karen Hampshire, Barbara Edgar, Carlo Garverick, Wayne Smith, Kelly Stilwell, Jon Summers, Karen Poling, Connie Wright, Sallie Frey, Carol Riddlebarger. Andrea Carr. Row One: Linda Kienzle, Mary Kay Grandy, Linda Conrad, Lois Thompson, Barbara Curl, Joan Smith, Cynthia Bell, Barbara Jewell, Susan Baker, Sandra Shaw, Bonny Berry, Ginger Freeman, Max Myers. Pam Jones. Officers' Row: Ronnie Brimner, president; Tom Stivison, vice-president; Lona Nutter, secretory; Karen Volmer, treasurer; Mr. Westfall, advisor. LIBRARY CLUB Standing: Carolyn Johns, Tom Gordon, Felix Flanagan, Bruce Brenick, Bill McBride, Judie DeVol. Sitting: Barbara Edgar, president; Tom West, vice-president; Joan Smith, secretary; Verna Dye, treasurer; Miss Mooreheed, advisor. t 99 Y-TEENS Top Row: Ann Strong, Martha Schottke, Marcia St. Clair, Gay Fetherolf, Karen Poling. Ann Kallas. Paula Kuhn, Sallie Frey, Wanda Wagoner. Row Two: Penny Bohn, Carole Canan, Martha Price, Judy Freeman, Linda Erbaugh, Carol Stiverson. Nancy DeVol. Karolyn Rutter, Cheryl Walters. Row One: Karen Brown, president; Carla Garverick, vice-president; Susan Wolfe, secretary; Judy Blanken- ship, treasurer; Lona Nutter, Student Council representative; Miss Frasch, advisor. m Hl-Y Top Row: Terry Snyder, Bob Hutton, Joel Gabriel, Don Phelps, Ricky Price, Ken Chaffin, Ed Rutter, John Walker, Dwight Anderson. Jim Johnson. Row Two: Jon Summers, Fred Vaughan, Larry Richards, Dee Gabriel, Bruce Brenick, Felix Flanagan, Bob McManaway, Jim Sheets, Eddie Evans. Row One: David Schottke, president; Curt Hilton, vice-president; Mike Canty, secretary; Bill Mowery, treasurer; Tom Blume, chaplain; Mr. Primmer, advisor. TEEN TIMERS Top Row: Sandy Carpenter, John Reynolds, Becky Stuart, George Blosser, David Drefke, Tim Roberts, Carolyn Chute, Carol Lehman, Bob Sauers, Gary Cummins, Mike Smith, Dick Stevens, Tom Spencer, Tom Brown, Mike Kraft. Robbie Johnson, Craig Lappen, Billy Jo King, Kelly Stilwell, Bill Burgess, Betty Jane Woods, Suzan Green, Sharon Morgan, Jim Baker, Jeff Geiger, Donald Drefke, Richard Primmer, Joyce Ruff, Billie Kay Prater. Row Four: Sue Geiger, Susan Tannehill, Jane Holloway, Barbara Cable, Freda Ellinger, Linda Angle, Patty Warner, Louise Bester, Barbara Curl, Bonnie Riddlebarger, Bonnie Wright, Dina Spalsbury, Rose Murphy, Sue Kline, Jo Ann Harden, Rosemary Wharton, Dianne Wade, Sue Larimer, Brenda Stewart, Bonita Crane, Sharon Schrader, Judy Hartman, Connie Robb, Connie Arnold, Veda Bachus, Betty Heidlebaugh. Row Three: Tony Shaw, Kay Bateman, Rocky Riddlebarger, Eura Riggs, Sharon Daubenmire, Anita Adcock, Janice Hoplite. Ruth Ann Horn, Sharon Nixon, Carla Baker, Susan Allen, Robert Taylor, Gerald Brooks, Roger Cook, Darlene Huffines, Don Lightfoot, Brenda Procter, Berdena Bailey, Carolyn Klinger, Dianna Adair, Karen Hutchison, Marcella Scott, Hickory Oliver, Larry Ruff, Barbara Stewart. Row Two: Gayle Hadley, Steve Elick, Goldie Reed, Suzanne Mowery, Cheryl Burgess, Jim Harrison, Ronnie Heinlein, Sherry Poston, Lauri Hill, Vicki Hice, Eileen Barnhart, Paulette Jurgensmier, Sharon Good, Cindy Cannon. Bob Hammond, Doug Shriner, Sally Elberfeld, Donna Sorrell. Row One: Carol McIntosh, Martha Poling, Steve Glenn, Jody Watters, Jim Fraizer, Max Myers, John Blum, Mary Sette, Ginger Freeman, Mr. Allen, advisor, Sophia Stefanides, Sharon Green, Walt McQuaid, Tim Moorehead, Irene Barnhart. ■ KE 102 Top Row: Tom Stivison, Jim Auflick, Jim Donahey, Jack Miller, Bill Brown, Don Cyrus, John Sigler, John Wells, Darrell Gastin, Bill Chappie, Mark Matheny, Dick Brandt, Pat Floyd. Row Two: Bill Conner, Gary Brenning, Alan Adair, Richard Nihiser, Terry May, Baryl Cullison, Steve Dalton, Jim Cruise, Ronnie Brimner, Ronnie Conner, Terry Adams, Chuck Daubenmier, Wayne Schmidt. Row One: Tom Donahey, president; Tom Gasser, vice-president; Dan Matheny, secretary; Larry Bainter, treas- urer; David Eberst, Student Council representative; Mr. Kramer, advisor. 103 CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS Top Row: Elaine Savey, Tom West, Tom Donahey, David Eberst, Ricky Price, Ken Chaffin, Robbie El linger. Bill Hammon, Dorothy White, Karen Kornmiller. Row Two: Linda Rieder, Jean Scott, Judy Freeman. Martha Gillogly, Ron May, Linda Erbaugh. Carol Riddlebarger, Carole Orndoff, Connie Tansky, Pam Morehouse. Row One: Susan Wolfe, president; Peggy Doering, vice-president; Chris Jurgensmire, secretary; Sharon Walsh, treasurer; Mrs. Krauss, advisor. COMMERCIAL CLUB Top Row: Judy Dicken, Paige Ogle, Paula Kuhn, Betty Dupler, Julia Kilbarger, Paula Canty, Ann Kallas, Gay Fetherolf, Judy Blankenship, Deanna Crane, Karon Gribble, Elaine Savey, Wanda Wagoner, Martha Voris. Row Two: Linda Adair, Joan Smith, Mary Conrad, Judy Hettinger, Joanna Engle, Sandra Harrison, Bonnie Marshall, Donna Diltz, Sheila Glenn, Veronica Auflick, Nancy DeVol, Barbara Cox, Liz Allison, Sherry Halby. Row One: Mr. Cecil, advisor; Sandy Gabriel, president; Linda Rieder. vice-president; Karen Poling, secretary; Penny Bohn, treasurer; Karen Brown, Student Council representative; Mrs. Sams, advisor. FUTURE NURSES 1C Standing: Penny Bohn, Pam Morehouse, Mary Freeman, Paula Canty, Mary Jo Rutter, Judy Blanken- ship, Sandy Gabriel, Sue Strait, Kathleen Mihlbauer. Sitting: Linda Adair, president; Paula Kuhn, vice-president; Linda Bailey, secretary; Marcia St. Clair, treasurer; Mrs. Sams, advisor. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Standing: Penny Bohn, Jon Summers, Judy Freeman, Mrs. Braun, Advisor. Sitting: Sharon Walsh, Bill Hammon, Karen Brown, Karen Poling, Tom Donahey. ONE ACT PLAY CAST Standing: Jim Mohler, Joel Gabriel, Tom Donahey. Sitting: Martha Gillogly, Nancy DeVol, Sharon Walsh. 106 AERIAL STAFF Top Row: Don Wahl, Monty Calvert. Row Two: Sharon Halby, Melissa Horwell, Ann Lappen, Carole Spurgus, editor; Mr. Coomer, advisor; Penny Bohn, Linda Rieder, Jim Donahey, Sue Strait. Sitting: Elaine Savey, Karen Brown, Susan Elberfeld, Curtis Hilton, Ronnie Brimner. 107 SPRING Ever so subtly, spring comes; ever so gradually, ever so softly, we wake again. One morning we find a violet; bird songs increase in number; our winter clothes feel a bit bulky and uncomfortable. It rains; the rain washes away the vestiges of winter; it makes a quagmire of the world. A longing comes into the eyes of students; the schools are gloomy; the books are boring. Teachers are tired; the jokes are old. Then, of a sudden, there is sun. There is warmth; the grass is green; daffodils bloom; resurrection is celebrated; trees bud; sweaters are discarded; field trips mul- tiply; term projects come due; seniors seem happy, nostalgic; finals come; school ends; GRADUATION! Spring is a wonder! 108 SENIORS . . . SENIORS . . . SENIORS Spring is the season for seniors. Nostalgically, yet with a restless eagerness, they prepare to take places in the world of college campuses, labor markets, and family establishment. The senior year is one of intensive preparation. To lead them in this year of challenging begin- nings, the class chose Karen Brown, treasurer; Jack Miller, Student Council representative; Bill Hammon, vice-president; Susan Wolfe, secretary; and Ron May, president. 110 PAULA ELIZABETH CANTY Y-Teens 2-3; Student Council Vice-President 3; Teen Timers I; GAA 1-2; JCL 1-2; Choir I-2-3-4; Future Nurses' Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Pep Club 1-2-3; Cheerleader 1-2; Senior Class Play: Prom Committee 3. JUDITH IRENE FREEMAN JCL 1-2; Teen Timers I; Y-Teens 2-3-4: Spanish Club 3-4; Thespian Society 4: FTA 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3; Student Council 2; Band 1-2; Junior Class Play; Class Secretary 2; Scholarship Team I-2-3-4. JACK MILLER Logan High School MARTHA FAYE GILLOGLY Y-Teens 3-4; JCL I; FTA 4; Home Economics Club 3; Pep Club 2-3; Choir I-2-3-4; Teen Timers I; GAA 1-2; One Act Play 4; Chief Edition 4. TERRY LAMONT SAUNDERS Library Club I-2-3-4. President I. Vice-President 3. Secretary- Treasurer 4; Pep Club I-2-3-4; Teen Timers I. FELIX FLANAGAN Logan High School KAREN SUE POLING Teen Timers I; Queen's Court I; Y-Teens -2-3-4; Speech Club 2; Student Council 2-4; Commercial Club Secretary 4; National Thespians 4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; National Honor Society 4; GAA 1-2; JCL 1-2; Chief Edition 3. As the potter's skilled hands shape the vessel of clay, so our years in high school have shaped us. ROBERT MERRILL HUTTON Hi-Y 2; Choir I-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Football 1-2-3; Teen Timers I; Class Pley 3-4; One Act Play 3-4; Glee Club; Spanish Club. WANDA WAGONER Teen Timers I; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Commercial Club 4; Pep Club 2; Choir I; GAA 1-2; Household Science Club 4. BARBARA JEAN COX Teen Timers I; Commercial Club 4. Paula Canty Judy Freeman Jack Miller Martha Gillogly Terry Saunders Felix Flanagan Karen Poling Bob Hutton Wanda Wagoner Barbara Cox Karen Brown Terry Snyder Judy Hettinger Jim White Sharon Halby Linda Lehman Marcia St.Clair Ruby Woolever Nancy Pratt Donna Diltx Steve Dalton Carol Heinlein Jane Bailey Bob Kennedy Kathleen Mundy Sandy Gabriel Tom Reynolds Karen Kornmiller Linda Stuart David Eberst KAREN ANN BROWN Teen Timers I; Commercial Club 4; Aerial Staff Business Manager 4; Y-Teens 2-3-4, Vice-President 3. President 4; GAA I; Band I-2-3-4; Student Council 1-2-4; Senior Class Treasurer; Queen's Court 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; National Thespian Society Treasurer 4; Pep Club 3-4: TAP 3-4; Prom Decoration Committee 3. DORA SHARON HALBY Teen Timers I; Choir I-2-3-4; JCL 2; GAA 1-2; Commercial Club 4; Household Science Club 4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Aerial Staff 4. NANCY SUE PRATT Household Science Club President 4; Pep Club 3; GAA 2; Choir I-2-3-4. LEATHA JANE BAILEY Pep Club 2; Choir 1-2; GAA 1-2. THOMAS WOODROW REYNOLDS Football I; Teen Timers I; Choir; JCL; FTA 4; Scholarship Team 1-3; Glee Club 1-3. TERRY MICHAEL SNYDER Baseball I; Tennis 2; Track 4; Pep Club 3; Chief Edition Staff 2; Hi-Y 4; Senior Class Play; Three One Act Plays 2; Library Club. LINDA LEHMAN Logan High School DONNA JEAN DILTZ Commercial Club 4; Logan High School I-2-3-4. ROBERT ARNETT KENNEDY Basketball 1-2; Football I; Band 1-2; Track 2; Hi-Y 3; Teen Timers I; Baseball 2; Pep Club 2. KAREN LEE KORNMILLER Teen Timers I; Band 2-3-4; Dance Band 3; Pep Band 2-3-4; JCL 3-4; FTA 4; Chief Edition Staff 4; Scholarship Team 4; GAA 2. JUDITH ANN HETTINGER Household Science Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Band 2; Freshman Class Secretary at Gibisonville. MARCIA JEAN ST.CLAIR Band I-2-3-4, President 4, Council 3; GAA 1-2; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Teen Timers I; Household Science Club 4; Senior Play Cast; Pep Club I-2-3-4; Future Nurses Club 4. STEPHEN DALTON Football 1-2-3; Basketball I-2-3-4; Baseball I-2-3-4; Teen Timers Vice-President I; Key Club I-2-3-4; Varsity L 2-3; TAP 3-4. I I ! I Homecoming queen Sharon Walsh is crowned by Tom Stivison of the student council. KATHLEEN YVONNE MUNDY Teen Timers I; Speech Club Vice-President 2; JCL 1-2; Student Council 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Household Science Club 4; Pep Club 2-3; GAA 1-2; Scholarship Team 3-4. LINDA KAY STUART Teen Timers I: Cheerleader I-2-3-4, Squad Captain 3, Head Cheerleader 4; Y-Teens; JCL 1-2; Pep Club I-2-3-4; Choir 3-4; GAA 1-2; Senior Class Play; FTA 4; Band I. JAMES STANLEY WHITE Logan High School RUBY DEAN WOOLEVER Choir 2; Sociology Club 4. CAROL ANN HEINLEIN Y-Teens 2-3; Teen Timers I; Household Science Club 4; Choir 2-3-4: Pep Club 2-3-4; Student Council 1-3; GAA 1-2; Queen’s Court 4; Class Play Make-up Committee 3-4. SANDRA ROSE GABRIEL Commercial Club President 4; JCL; Teen Timers I; Cheer- leader 1-2; Y-Teens 2-3; Pep Club 3-4; Future Nurses Club 4; Band I; Choir 2-3; Student Council; GAA 1-2; Senior Class Play. JOHN DAVID EBERST National Honor Society 2-3-4; Key Club 2-3-4; JCL 1-2, Vice-President 2; Spanish Club 3; Basketball 1-2-3; Track 4; Cross Country 1-2; Scholarship Team I; Boys' State 3; Mock UN Delegate 4; Class Vice-President 2-3; Student Council 3-4, President 3; FTA 4; Team Timers I; One Act Play 3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Aerial Staff 1-2; Chief Edition 4. 113 Intent on creativity—in art class as well as in all areas of our lives—we prepare to make a fruitful contribution to our world. MARGARET M. DOERING St. Aloysius Academy 1-2; FTA Vice-President 4; Choir 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Spanish Club 3; TAP 3-4, Chairman 4: Senior Class Play. RON MAY Logan High School LINDA LEE RIEDER Cheerleader I-2-3-4, Head Cheerleader 3; Pep Club I-2-3-4, President 3; Y-Teens 2; Teen Timers I; FTA 4; Queen's Court 4; Senior Class Play; Aerial Staff 4; Commercial Club Vice-President 4; GAA 2-3; JCL 1-2; Choir 1-2-3; Girls' State Alternate 3. MIKE BUCKLES Logan High School KYLE GAY FETHEROLF Household Science Club Secretory 4; Y-Teens 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Senior Class Play; Commercial Club 4; Teen Timers I; Choir I; GAA I. RAY EUGENE HOKE Hi-Y 2-3; Pep Club I-2-3-4; Football 1-2; Track 1-2. SUSAN KAY WOLFE Teen Timers I; Band I; Buckeye Girls’ State 3; Spanish Club 3-4, Secretary 4; FTA President 4; Y-Teens 3-4, Secretary 4; JCL 1-2; National Honor Society 3-4; Senior Class Secretary. PHILIP EDGAR WOLTZ Football 3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Choir I-2-3-4; Boys' Glee Club 2-3-4. JON MICHAEL SUMMERS Teen Timers I; Baseball I; Tennis 2-3-4; Football 1-2-3; Drama Club 4; Hi-Y 3-4; Spanish Club Student Council Representa- tive 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Chief Edition Staff 2; Glee Club 3; Scholarship Team 2-3-4; Choir 4. MARIE ELAINE SAVEY Commercial Club 4; Choir I-2-3-4; Aerial Staff Copy Editor 4; Teen Timers I; GAA 1-2; Senior Class Play; Pep Club I-2-3-4; FTA 4; Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 2; JCL 1-2; Mock UN Delegate 4; TAP 3-4. Ray Hoke Susan Wolfe Linda Rieder Mike Buckles Phil Woltz Peggy Doering Ron May Gay Fetherolf Jon Summers Elaine Savey WILLIAM DAVID HAMMON Teen Timers I; Football 1-2; Track 4; JCL 2; Spanish Club 3; National Thespian Society, Vice-President 4; One Act Play 3; Senior Class Vice-President; Choir 2-3-4; Three One Bill Hammon Act Plays 2; Glee Club 2-3; Band I; Pep Club 2-3-4; Ohio Joan Smith Oratory Contest 4; FTA 4; Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play; Mock UN Delegate; Band Announcer 4; Ohio Radio Announcing Contest 4. CLARA JOAN SMITH Y-Teens 2; Choir 1-2-3; Cheerleader I-2-3-4, Squal Captain 4; Queen's Court 4; Senior Class Play; Library Club Secre- tary 4; Household Science Club Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1-2- 3-4; Commercial Club 4; GAA 2-3; Teen Timers I; Student Council 4. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH JUERGENSMEIER Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Treasurer: Junior Class Treasurer; Cheerleader 1-2: Buckeye Girls' State 3; Y-Teens 2-3, Secretary 3; Choir 2-3-4; Teen Timers I; FTA Secretary 4; Pep Club 3-4; JCL 1-2, Secretary 2; GAA 2; Good Citizenship Award I. Chris Juergensmeier Carole Spurgus CAROLE LOUISE SPURGUS Aerial Staff 3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Teen Timers I; JCL 1-2; Choir I-2-3-4; FTA 4; Senior Class Play; GAA I; Pep Club 3-4. PAULA ANN KUHN Student Council I; Y-Teens 2-3-4; GAA 2: Band I-2-3-4; Quintet Contest 2-3; Majorette 3-4; Commercial Club 4: Pep Club 3-4; Household Science Club 4; Future Nurses Club Vice-President 4; Teen Timers I; Senior Class Play, Commit- Paula Kuhn tee Chairman. Henry Louisa HENRY LOUISA Logan High School THOMAS EUGENE WEST Track I-2-3-4; Cross Country 3; Teen Timers I; Spanish Club 2-3; Library Club 4; Choir I-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Three One Act Plays 2; Senior Class Play; Student Council 1-2-3; FTA 4; Pep Club 3-4; Scholarship Team 3. i JULIA CHRISTINE KILBARGER Commercial Club 4; Teen Timers I; Senior Class Play Make- up Committee. Tom West Julia Kilbarger PENNY BONTELLE BOHN Teen Timers I; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Aerial Staff 4; Junior Class Play; GAA I; One Act Play (District Contest) 3; Com- mercial Club Treasurer 4; Future Nurses Club 4; National Thespian Society 4; Senior Class Play 4; Pep Club 3-4; Choir 1-2-3; TAP 3-4; Prom Decoration Committee 3. ROBERT WILLIAM ELLINGER Teen Timers I; JCL 1-2; Student Council I; Football I-2-3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Band I-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3; Junior Class Play; Prom Committee 3; FTA 4; National Honor Society 4. Penny Bohn Robbie Ellinger ■ Larry Wood Letha Poling Carole Orndoff Sylvia Vorhees Elizabeth Allison Randy Keyes Bill McBride Gary Daubenmire Brenda Wade David Schottke Carol Hunsaker Nancy DeVol Ken Chaffin Mary Helen Conrad Jerry Culbertson Larry Neff Linda Adair David Smith Ronald Vorhees Sandra Parker Schultz HflH I 16 LARRY WOOD Logan High School ELIZABETH FIDELIA ALLISON Commercial Club 4; Choir I; Y-Teens 3; Teen Timers I; Scholarship Team 4. BRENDA WADE Logan High School KENNETH LEROY CHAFFIN Teen Timers I; Basketball 1-2: Baseball I; JCL 2-3-4; Hi-Y 2- 3-4; Speech Club 2-3; Chief Edition Staff 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; FTA 4; Sociology Club 4; Band 1-2- 3- 4; Dance Band 2-3-4; Choir 3-4; One Act Plays 2; Scholar- ship Team 1-4; Pep Club 2; Prom Decorating Committee; All Ohio Boys' Band 4. Senior Night—the last home football game of the year. Four of the seniors in the band stand at attention for the Alma Mater. LINDA SUE ADAIR Teen Timers I; Future Nurses, President 4; Commercial Club 4; Home Economic Club 3; Y-Teens 2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; GAA I; Pep Club. LETHA LOU POLING Teen Timers I; Y-Teens 2-3; Household Science Club 4; Choir 1-3-4; Junior Class Play, Make-up; Pep Club 3. RANDALL R. KEYES Library Club; Latin Club: Speech Club; Scholarship Team; Choir. CAROL ANN HUNSAKER Band I-2-3-4; Majorette 3-4, Drum Majorette 4; Pep Club; Household Science Club 4; JCL; Y-Teens; Teen Timers; Choir. JERRY LEE CULBERTSON Teen Timers I; Basketball; Baseball; Pep Club. RONALD RAY VORHEES Future Farmers of America 3-4. DAVID EARL SCHOTTKE Teen Timers I; JCL 1-2-3; Hi-Y 3-4, Secretary 3, President 4; National Honor Society 4; Choir 4; Scholarship Team 2-3. MARY HELEN CONRAD Commercial Club 4; Band I-2-3-4; Sociology Club 4. DAVID MICHAEL SMITH Spanish Club 2. CAROLE JEAN ORNDOFF JCL 2-3, President 2; National Honor Society 2-3-4, Secre- tary 4; Choir 2-3-4: Band 3-4; Dance Band 3; Spanish Club 3-4, President 4; Junior Class President; Senior Class Play; Scholarship Team 2-3-4; FTA 4; Buckeye Girls' State 3. BILLY EMERSON McBRIDE Teen Timers I; Library Club; Football I. SYLVIA JEAN VORHEES Logan High School I-2-3-4. GARY LEE DAUBENMIRE FFA I-2-3-4, Secretary 4; Scholarship Team 1-2; Student Council 4. NANCY KAYE DeVOL Teen Timers I; Pep Club 2-3; Spanish Club 2-3: Y-Teens 2-3-4; Commercial Club 4: Sociology Club 4; Household Science Club 4; One Act Play 4. LARRY DAVID NEFF FFA I-2-3-4. SANDRA PARKER SCHULTZ Teen Timers I; GAA I; Pep Club 3; FTA 4. I 17 DON ROSCOE HELBER Teen Timers I; Pep Club. PAIGE ELLEN OGLE Commercial Club 4; Choir 1-2-3; Gibisonville High School 1-2. ROBERT EARL KECK FFA 4. BETTY JANE DUPLER Commercial Club 4. Practice . . . practice . . . practice—makes perfect. Coach Westfall diagrams a play as varsity concentrates through perspiration. SHEILA GLENN GAA 1-2-3: FHA I; Glee Club 4; Choir 1-4; Commercial Club 4. JOHN HERMAN SIGLER Football I-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Baseball 1-2-3; Track 2; Key Club 3-4. ROGER KING Logan High School CONSTANCE JO TANSKY Jackson Michigan 1-2-3; FTA 4; Senior Play. LINDA KAY ERBAUGH Y-Teens 3-4; Band 1-2; Choir 3-4; Teen Timers I; FTA 4: JCL 1-2; Spanish Club 3-4; GAA I. HAROLD EUGENE GOSS FFA 1-2; Library Club 4. Sheila Glenn Robert Keck Roger King Betty Dupler Linda Erbaugh John Sigler Don Helber Constance Tansky Paige Ogle Harold Goss DANIEL JO MATHENY Choir 4; Track I-2-3-4; Football I-2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Basketball I; JCL Treasurer 2; Student Council Representative 3-4; Freshman Class Vice-President; Teen Timers I; Key Club 3-4; Varsity L I-2-3-4. Dan Matheny Larry Bainter LARRY JAY BAINTER Football I-2-3-4. Captain 4; Teen Timers I; National Honor Society 3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Baseball I-2-3-4; Track 1-2; Varsity L 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3. Vice-President 2; Schol- arship Team I-2-3-4; Key Club 2-3. Treasurer 4; Salutatorian. CHARLES LANNING Golf Team I-2-3-4; Band I-2-3-4; Sociology Club 4; Band Quintet; Teen Timers I; Varsity ”L I-2-3-4; Pep Club 3. Charles Lanning Deanna Crane DEANNA SUE CRANE Commercial Club I; Teen Timers I; National Honor Society 4. JUDITH KAY BLANKENSHIP Teen Timers I: Y-Teens 2-3-4, Treasurer 3-4; Student Coun- cil Representative 3; GAA I; Band I-2-3-4; Commercia! Club 4; Future Nurses Club 4; Household Science Club 4; Pep Club 3-4; Prom Decoration Committee 3. ROBERT TERHUNE GREENMAN , , w _ _ Judy Blankenship Teen Timers I; Hi-Y; Senior Class Play; Cross Country 3; Terry Greenman Tennis 2-3-4. SHARON ANN WALSH St. Aloysius Academy 1-2; Spanish Club 3-4, Vice-President 4; National Thespian Society President 4; National Honor Society 4; FTA Treasurer 4; Choir 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Junior Class Play; One Act Play 4; Homecoming Queen 4. THOMAS MAGANN DONAHEY Teen Timers President I; Latin Club 1-2; Sophomore Class President; National Honor Society 2-3-4, Vice-President 3. President 4; Key Club 2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 4; Sharon Walsh Spanish Club 3; National Thespian Society Clerk 4; FTA 4; Tom Donahey Junior Class Secretary; Junior Class Play; One Act Play 3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Baseball I-2-3-4; Football 2; Student Council. JOHN WALKER Teen Timers I; Hi-Y 3-4; Choir 4; Student Council 4. PAUL MARTIN SATER FFA I-2-3-4, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, State Farmer. John Walker Paul Sater JAMES ERVIN BARNHART Logan High School PAMELA ANN MOREHOUSE Teen Timers I; FTA 4; Future Nurses Club 4; Pep Club I; GAA 2; Senior Class Play; Three One Act Plays 2. CHARLES WILSON Logan High School MARTHA SUE VORIS Teen Timers I; Y-Teen$ 2-3; Choir 1-2-3; Commercial Club 4; Pep Club 1-2; GAA I; Scholarship Team 4. In mechanical drawing class boys prepare for a variety of future occupations. MOHLER Teen Times I; Choir 2. FRANCIS IVEN TOOPS Future Farmers of America I-2-3-4. DIANE LOUISE LEONARD Logan High School LARRY LEE BLOSSER Future Farmers of America I-2-3-4; Junior Leader I-2-3-4. MARY HARSH Logan High School CLARK ROBERT REED Librarian; Logan High School. ALICE ANNE EVANS Teen Timers I; Band 4; JCL; Spanish Club; GAA 1-2. TOM GORDON Logan High School SANDRA LEA HARRISON Teen Timers I; Commercial Club 4. LINDA TOLLIVER Logan High School TED BUSCH Logan High School MARY CATHERINE UCKER JCL 2; Teen Timers I; Thespian Society 4; Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 4. DONALD EUGENE STEVENS Football I; Band 1-2; Logan High School. SANDRA MAE HOPLITE Teen Timers I; Y-Teens 2; Choir I; Household Science Club Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3; GAA 2. LAWRENCE DEAN PREDMORE Logan High School MARY LOUISE FREEMAN Freshman Class Secretary; Teen Timers I; Student Council I; GAA I; Choir 2-3-4; Y-Teens 2; Spanish Club 2-3; Pep Club 2-3; Future Nurses Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Scholarship Team 4. 120 Francis Toops Alice Evans Charles Wilson Mary Ucker Diana Leonard Tom Gordon Martha Voris Don Stevens Larry Blosser Sandra Harrison Jim Mohler Sandra Hoplite Mary Harsh Jim Barnhart Linda Tolliver Lawrence Predmore Clark Reed Pam Morehouse Ted Busch Mary Freeman 121 Wanda Shahan Bill Jarrell Joanna Engle Richard Behm WANDA MARIE SHAHAN Teen Timers I: Prom Committee 3. BILL JARRELL Teen Timers I; Choir I; Basketball 1-2: Baseball I-2-3-4; Football I. JOANNA BELLE ENGLE Teen Timers I; GAA I: Speech Club 2; Commercial Club 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4. RICHARD LEE BEHM Teen Timers I; Student Council 4. ROBERT EDWARD McMANAWAY Football 4; Varsity L I: Teen Timers I; Baseball I; Track 4: Senior Class Play; Three One Act Plays; Choir 2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3. Robert McManaway Donald Cyrus DONALD EDWARD CYRUS Teen Timers I: Football 2-3; Spanish Club 1-2; Key Club 4. GARY WAYNE ANDERSON Lunchroom Staff 1-2; Teen Timers I: Football 1-2-3; Choir 2-3-4; Basketball Manager 2. Gary Anderson BERNARD GALIN BRADY Galin Brady Teen Timers I; Glee Club 2-3; FTA 4; Pep Club 3-4; Video Equipment Operator; Chief Edition Staff Editor. GARY CHARLES OBLINGER Basketball 1-2; Softball 1-2; Choir I-2-3-4; Gibisonville School 1-2. Gary Oblinger JAMES MASON James Mason Logan High School RONALD LEWIS GUESS Choir 1-2; Notional Honor Society 4. DARYL LYNN CULLISON Teen Timers I; Football I; JCL 1-2; Baseball I; Glee Club 1-2-3; Key Club 4; Chief Edition 4. DEE GABRIEL Ronald Guess Daryl Cullison Logan High School KARON EVE GRIBBLE Teen Timers I; Y-Teens 2; Choir I-2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4; GAA 1-2; Junior Class Play; Commercial Club; Household Science Club 4; Senior Class Play. ROBERT DWAYNE SMITH Logan High School RICHARD ATWILL PRICE. Jr. Band I-2-3-4; Hi-Y 2-3-4; JCL I-2-3-4; FT A 4; Choir 4; Radio Club 4; Spanish Club 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Stu- dent Conductor 4; Dance Band 3-4; Solo and Ensemble Con- test I-2-3-4; Pep Band I-2-3-4. ANN KALLAS Logan High School SAMUEL BRUCE WOLFE Football I; Band 1-2; Basketball Manager 4; Spanish Club 2-3-4; Teen Timers I; Glee Club I; Scholarship Team 4; Stage Crew 3. Dee Gabriel Karon Gribble Robert Smith Richard Price ROBERT LYLE SCHULTZ Logan High School GEORGE EUGENE WOLFE Baseball 3; Buckeye Boys' State 3: Intramural Basketball Team 2-3; Junior Class Play; Chief Edition Staff 4. Ann Kallas Sam Wolfe MARK FARMER FFA I-2-3-4; Baseball 2; Student Council 4. Robert Schultz George Wolfe Mark Farmer MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN CAST I: (Standing) Felix Flanagan, Jon Summers, Henry Louisa. Tom West, Ken Chaffin. (Seated) Sandy Gabriel, Karen Poling, Elaine Savey, Carole Spurgus, Karen Brown, Karon Gribble, Penny Bohn, Pam Morehouse, Linda Stuart. CAST II: (Standing) Terry Greenman, Mrs. Sams (Director), Felix Flanagan, Terry Snyder, Bob McManaway, Peggy Doering, Bruce Brenick, Ken Chaffin, Mrs. Sams (Director). (Seated) Linda Adair, Gay Fetherolf, Marcia St. Clair, Paula Canty, Connie Tansky, Judy Dicken, Joan Smith, Carole Orndoff, Linda Rieder. SENIOR SLUGGERS John Sigler Tom Donahey VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Top Row: Kelly Stilwell, John Blum, Bob Hammond, Doug Shriner, Gerald Brooks. Third Row: Billy Jo King, Gary Dalton, Chuck Daubenmier, Mike Henry, Don Phelps, Mr. Lendenski. Second Row: Mr. Allen, Bill Patterson, Chuck Steward, Bob Nelson, Bill Mowery, Jerry Hoy. First Row: Jack Miller, Bill Jarrell, Steve Dalton. John Sigler, Tom Donahey. 128 BASEBALL 61 The Logan nine finished their season with 7 wins, 5 losses, and one tie game that was called after five innings. Chuck Steward held batting honors with a .340 average. Logan..... -........... 6 Berne Union Logan....................2 The Plains ... Logan ..................5 Wellston .... Logan....................4 Lancaster .... Logan...................13 Nelsonville .. Logan....................2 The Plains . Logan...................5 Athens ...... Logan ................ 5 Wellston .... Logan.................. 9 Berne Union Logan ..................7 Nelsonville . Logan....................3 Athens....... Logan....................6 Marietta . Logan.................. 6 Lancaster .... 4 3 4 4 6 3 8 4 5 6 10 5 9 JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Top Row: Mr. Combs, Jack Fox, Frank Kennedy, Bob Courter, Steve Mowery, Jeff Todd, Steve Rieder, George Hummel, Mike Murray. Row Two: Jim Brandt, Merl Beery, Tom West, Earl Beery, Steve Engle, Rick Engle, Mike Cruise. Row Three: Sim Gribble, Tom Thomas, Gary Tucker, Mike Walsh, John Ellinger, Jim Davis, Phil Henderson. CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Bill Chappie, John Johnson, Jim Rose, Ken Pinney, Coach Kramer. Front Row: Jeff Geiger, Ronnie Heinlein, Rocky Riddlebarger, Jan Frasure, Max Myers. TENNIS TEAM Standing: Mike Canty, Craig Lappen, Terry Greenman, Dick Brandt, Jim John- son. Kneeling: Jon Summers. Tom Gasser, Jim Harrison. Bill Moore Robbie Johnson Patch Trowbridge Charlie Lanning George Blosser TENNIS SENIORS GOLF SENIOR Terry Greenman Jon Summers Charlie Lanning 131 VARSITY TRACK TEAM Top Row: Mr. Kramer, Tom Blume, John Wells, Dan Matheny, Terry Snider, Ken Pinney, Bob Hutton, Mike Kraft, Bud Dennis. Quentin Cadd, Mike Buckles, Mark Matheny, Bill Chappie. Second Row: Eddie Life, Bill Hammon, Curt Hilton, Ron Conner, Bob McManaway, Mike Smith, Doug Sigler, Frank Tipton, Alan Adair, Ronnie Brimner, Tom West, Dee Gabriel. First Row: Wayne Schmidt, Ronnie Heinlein, Jan Frasure, Jim Johnson, Gary Brenning, Bill Conner, John Reynolds, Max Myers, Bob Stewart. c fJKffA ■ w' XMr I 14HM, I i TRACK’61 The Chieftain cindermen finished the season with 7 wins, 3 losses, and the cap- turing of fifth place in the district meet. While winning their fifth consecutive S.E.O.L. championship, the Chiefs broke many old records. Bill Chappie set a new record in the 880-yard run with a time of 2:04.5. The 880-yard relay team—Ron Brimner, Bob MacManaway, Gary Brenning and David Eberst—set a record of 1:36.7. The mile relay team— Ron Conner, Terry Snyder, Mark Matheny and Dan Matheny— set a record of 3.40. During the Lancaster meet, Mark Matheny, soared I I'2 2 to set a new L.H.S. pole vault record. At the Mingo Relays, Dan Matheny set a new record in the 440 yard dash with a time of 53.0 seconds. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Top Row: Mr. Marcum, Ronnie Koontz, Tim Moorehead, Eddie Fickel, Joe Riddlebarger, Joe Hunsaker. Second Row: Tom Frazier, Rocky Riddlebarger, Rich Nelson, John Reynolds, David Miller, Stefan Dennis, Merl Bell. Third Row: Eddie Rowland, Don Lightfoot, Mike Smith, Bob Stewart, Russell Forsythe, Jim Oliver, Gary Derr. SENIOR Dwight Sigler Bob Hutton Mark Matheny 134 Dan Matheny Bob McManaway TRACKSTERS Tom West Bill Hammon Bruce Breniclc 135 Assemblies and special events ... 136 137 I REMEMBER . . . Science Day . . . All those exhibits evenings . . . and Band Shows 139 Basketball games . .. 140 I REMEMBER Tense rows of reserve players ... 141 I REMEMBER ♦ ♦ ♦ Music and dancing . . . Class parties . .. The Library . . . 142 The Junior-Senior Banquet. . . 143 U g on H’g 5cV� o° ACC i9M Logan High School 1961 connENCE AE r j r AND FINALLY GRADUATION ♦ ♦ ♦ SENIOR PERSONALITY SHEET Full Name Alias Distinguished by Conversational Topic Ambition Linda Sue Adair Adair My shoes Driver's Education To grow one inch Elizabeth Fidelia Allison Liz Her Height Boys A secretary Gary Anderson Lightnin' Slowness Anything A public accountant Veronica Auflick Ronny Her red hair That typing II class A secretary Leatha Jane Bailey Speedy Fast talking Anything Success Larry Bainter Ace Girls hanging on my back Girls and football Become a rich engineer James Barnhart Barny Good Personality Ears Get out of Govern- ment Richard Behm Dick '60 Corvair Cars Navy career Judith Blankenship Juice The Rebels Pete One split-level house Larry Blosser Curly Freckles Women and Cars Heavy equipment operator Penny Bohn Bon-Bon The Rebels J.R.M.P.F. Catch those pigs! Galin Brady Brady Hair Girls, cars Civil engineer Bruce Brenick Bruiser PouJie K.R.R. What do you think? Karen Ann Brown Brownie The Rebels The H Family To be a lifeguard for the Y.M.C.A. Michael Buckles Buck The Hilltop The Skippers To be a speech thera- pist Paula Elizabeth Canty Canty Ronnie Typing Class To leave Logan Kenneth Leroy Chaffin Ken The saxophone Music To become a music teacher Mary Helen Conrad Berry Giggle Boys and hair style A beautician Barbara Jean Cox Barb Her laugh Boys Secretary Deanna Sue Crane Dena Wit Boys A beautician Jerry Lee Culbertson Big Club Tallness Girls, what else? Graduate 147 Full Name Alias Distinguished by Conversational Topic Ambition Daryl Kynn Cullison Butch Big Red Ford Hunting, cars To be rich Donald Edward Cyrus Don Tallness Sports To be rich Stephen Charles Leo Dalton Oscar Orange Juice Sports, Sociology class To play pro baseball Gary Lee Daubenmire Dobby 51 Ford Cars and girls Be a mechanic Nancy Kaye DeVol Pie-face Dark Eyes Money Marry a millionaire Judy Kay Dicken Ju Ju Diamond Dave Marriage Donna Joan Diltz Donna Blushing face Boys Secretary Margaret Marie Doering Thecla The Skippers Phil To be another Tom Dooley (Doctor) Thomas Magann Donahey Sugarplum Upsetting teachers Sharon To become a West Point Cadet Betty Jane Dupler Betty Her diamond Marriage To get married John David Eberst Shorty Big M Heavy set Horwell Convert all Protest- ants to Catholicism Robert William Ellinger Rob Gum Anything, but anything Engineering Joanna Belle Engle Jo Sense of humor Red convertibles Secretary Linda Kay Erbaugh Eye-ball My new glasses Manchester College Be a teacher and catch a man Alice Anne Evans Bridget Quietness Clothes Be a child psychologist Mark Farmer Farmer Motorcycle Girls Farmer Judith Irene Freeman Judy My basketball Larry To marry on the moon Mary Louise Freeman Mary Jerry Who took my stir- ing rod? To go to Fort Lauderdale Kyle Gay Fetherolf Slim Pleasing Personality Johnny Be a millionaire Sandra Rose Gabriel Gabe The Rebels Graduation on June 1st To graduate on May 26 148 Full Name Alias Distinguished by Conversational Topic Ambition Darrell Lee Gastin Gas The company (Stub) he keeps Girls To own a Pontiac con- vertible Martha Fay Gillogly Barney Green Ford truck G. Eugene S. To catch G.E.S. Sheila Fay Glenn Squirt Hair Ed To graduate Harold Eugene Goss Gossy Red Hair Girls, Hot Rods Barber Robert Terhune Greenman Terry Girls Mercury convertible To run out of gas with a certain female Karon Eve Gribble Sniff Her diamond Jim Be the first highway patrolwoman Ronald Lewis Guess Guesses Blond hair Sports Be a confirmed bachelor Dora Sharon Halby Sherry The Rebels Spring Reach 5 feet William David Hammon Willie Baby Hughie Baby Elephants Become an elephant trainer Sandra Lea Harrison Sandy Gold Ford Bob To get married Don Roscoe Helber Helber Black Ford Cars Engineering Carol Ann Heinlein Heinlein The Rebels O.U. To raise horses Judith Ann Hettinger Judy Her hair Boys To be an airline hostess Ray Eugene Hoke Satch A certain blond Cars and girls To be as nice a guy as the average graduate from Logan High School Sandra Mae Hoplite Hoppy Diamond ring Shorty and weddings To get to study hall on time Carol Ann Hunsaker Crazylegs Marsh and Jurgi Boys and horses Attend Ohio State Robert Merrill Hutton Nine Toes Talking and getting into trouble with teachers Talking about sports To have a blast Billy Jarrell Willie His ducks Girls and sports To become a song writer Roger Neil Jones Jonesy Red Ford Sports To be a success 149 Full Name Alias Distinguished by Conversational Topic Ambition Christine Elizabeth Jurgensmeier Chris That innocent look College Learn to operate a can opener Robert Earl Keck Bob A '35 Plymouth Cars Highway patrol Robert Arnett Kennedy Wid Blue and white fords Wanda Marry Wanda Randall R. Keyes Big Daddy Easy ways Cars Have a nonwreckable car Julia Christine Kilbarger Julie Tallness Dieting To work in an office Karen Lee Kornmiller Korney Gift-wrapped lolli- pops to Miss Frasch The little man To become a snake charmer Paula Ann Kuhn Konnie No. '52' Boys To have a Saint Bernard Charles Lanning .Atlas Muscles Girls and golf Pro golfer Diane Louise Leonard Sharpy Bright colored dresses Boys Stenographer Billy Emerson McBride Mac Barbara Anything and everything To get out of L.H.S. Robert Edward McManaway Birdseed Singing in the locker room My cookie duster To be a law officer Daniel Jo Matheny Snags Baby food Ulcers To get a conduct slip Ronald Lowell May Napoleon Shyness Paula To own Tansky Motors Jack Ernest Miller Moth Blond hair and blue eyes Cars Be the last person to Mars Jim Mohler Napoleon Playing hooky Girls To be a better hookey player Pamela Ann Morehouse Sports Her cross she wears for Jesus Religion Someday to learn to fly an airplane Kathleen Yvonne Mundy Kathy Eyes Letters To go to Hawaii Larry David Neff Larry His seat in government class Outdoor life Wood structural work 150 Full Name Alias Distinguished by Conversational Topic Ambition Harry Vincent Nihiser Harry Cars Sports Heavy equipment operator Gary Charles Oblinger Obis Hot rodder Andrea To be a truck driver Paige Ellen Ogle Pagel” The Rebels J. Herbie Walker To own Gibtown General Shopping Center Carole Jean Orndoff Elorac Smile George, music Teach vocal music Karen Sue Poling Snail The Rebels Chiropractoring To be a basketball coach at Yale Letha Lou Poling Lulu Long hair Ron To find something to eat in home economics class Nancy Sue Pratt Three Rings Limping Mr. Lendenski's brownie points To own a gold crutch Lawrence Dean Predmore None Curly hair and side- burns Hunting, guns Be rich Richard Atwill Price Jr. Rick Hi-fi catalogs Records To have a good band Clark Robert Reed Carrottop Sleeping in class Anything Manager of an A P Store Thomas Woodrow Reynolds Woody Ability to be undistinguished The evils of L.H.S. To own Brandt's Restaurant Linda Lee Rieder Chubs The Skippers Yul To go through a practice without any 'demerits' Paul Martin Sater Paul Smile Girls College graduate Terry Lamont Saunders Terrance Cars and girls Girls Make plenty of money Marcia Jean St. Clair Marsh Crazylegs, Jurgi Boys To become skinny Marie Elaine Savey Savey The Skippers Filth To start a riot at B.G. David Earl Schottke Dave Hair World problems To graduate Sandra Parker Schultz Schultzy A fireman Don To become a full time housewife Robert Lyle Schultz Bob Quietness Science Photographer 151 Full Name Alias Distinguished by Conversational Topic Ambition Wanda Marie Shahan Wanda A diamond Larry To be a good secretary John Herman Sigler Stogie My good looks Girls To sleep late every morning Clara Joan Smith Smithels Demerits Chuckles To get out of the 'Sticks' David Michael Smith Smitty Never letting girls excite him A certain girl whose initals are C. N. Work two or three years and get married Robert Dwayne Smith Bob Wavy hair Girls Minister Terry Michael Snyder Terry Mike Conceited shyness Certain junior girl Beat Dan in 440- Break Mile Relay Record Carole Louise Spurgus Gussy The Rebels That certain new convertible To finish one '61' Aerial Donald Eugene Stevens Don Being cool, calm, and collective J.H. To be someone great Linda Kay Stuart Stu Smile Everything and anything High school teacher in art Jon Michael Summers Juan Big bad Ford, little cute blond Judy To be a good lawyer Constance Jo Tansky Irma The Skippers You're sharp HA!! Francis Iven Toops Francis Intelligence Sports Construction engineer Mary Catherine Ucker Mary Sarcasm What's new Foreign nurse Ronald Ray Vorhees Jug State Highway Patrol Money and women A loafer Sylvia Jean Vorhees Sib Temper Ralph To graduate Martha Sue Voris Sue Engagement ring Larry To marry Larry Wanda M. Wagoner Red Red Hair Bob To marry Bob John Herbert Walker Herbie His cars Gibetown To be a garbage collector Sharon Ann Walsh Sha Tom Everything 1 can think of To be the first girl to go to West Point 152 Full Name Alias Distinguished by Conversational Topic Ambition Thomas Eugene West Slick A new joke Girls I I I Math Genius James Stanley White Jim Black ford Blondes, Brunettes, and Red heads Learn how to keep my license Charles Wayne Wilson Chuck Dark hair Girls Army career George Eugene Wolfe Porky Build Girls To be a success in law enforcement Samuel Bruce Wolfe Sam Being late to school Anything Get out of town Susan Kay Wolfe Susie David O.S.U. To have 9 kids Philip Edgar Woltz APE The big, bad caddy Peg To be able to sing like Stubber Matheny Ruby Dean Woolever Ruby Jersey Crosby Listen to top tunes on radio Sleep CLASS WILL We, the class of 1961, of Logan High School, being of sound mind and body do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. FIRST: To the faculty, our parents, and members of the community, we leave our appreciation for their help and advice in preparing us for our future lives. SECOND: To the juniors we leave the honor (?), right, and dignity (?), to be seniors. THIRD: To all the students of Logan High School we wish much luck in the completion of their high school education and hope they learn and become as brilliant)?) as we, when they approach their graduation. FOURTH: We ask that the following individual requests be carried out. 1. Carole Orndoff and Larry Bainter leave their honorable positions to what ever juniors are deserving of them. 2. Steve Dalton leaves his height to Jan Frasure. 3. Bill Jarrell leaves his ducks to Dick Spencer. 4. Charles Lanning leaves his golfing ability to Patch Trowbridge. 5. Richard Price wills the John Philip Sousa award to any deserving junior band member. 6. Carol Hunsaker and Paula Kuhn leave their majorette positions to Karen Vollmer and Sallie Frey. 7. Mary Freeman leaves her pretty complexion to Sue Jones. 8. Felix Flanagan leaves his many romances to any junior boy with as much courage. 9. Bill Hammon leaves his drumming ability to Larry Richards. 10. Sandy Gabriel leaves her ability to skip school to Peggy Keller. 11. Phil Woltz, Jack Miller, Ron May, Dan Matheny, Robbie Ellinger, Larry Bainter, and Bob McManaway leave their places on the football team to the future members of the Fighting Chiefs. 12. Judy Blankenship, Judy Dicken, Betty Dupler, Wanda Shahan, Martha Voris, Sandy Harrison, and Sandy Hoplite leave proudly wearing their diamonds. 13. Ronnie Guess leaves his blonde hair to David Spackey. 14. Wanda Wagoner, Veronica Auflick, and Harold Goss leave their red hair to Carla Garverick and Jerry Gerken. 15. David Eberst leaves his speed to Gary Brenning. 16. Linda Adair leaves her typing speed to Carolyn Johns. 17. Bob Kennedy and Bill McBride leave Sociology class—willingly. 18. Paige Ogle leaves her shopping center in Gibetown —regretfully. 19. Slick West leaves his slicking ability to anyone who knows how. 20. Jim Mohler leaves his ability to read poetry to Curt Hilton. 21. Marcia St. Clair leaves her diets to Carol Tolliver. 22. Donna Diltz leaves her giggles to anyone with enough energy. 23. Ken Chaffin leaves his sexy saxophone to anyone who thinks he can do as well. 24. David Schottke leaves his intelligent airs to Tom Blume. 25. Letha Poling leaves her pony tail to Ann Strong. 26. Linda Stuart leaves her talkativeness to Sue Strait. 27. Martha Gillogly leaves her ability to milk cows to Mickey Scaparrotti. 28. Nancy DeVol leaves her acting ability to Donna Engle. 29. Karon Gribble leaves her laugh to Diane Hartmann. 30. Larry Blosser, Jack Miller, Gary Daubenmire, and Mark Farmer leave the:r farm- ing to David Graham and Gary Sater. 31. Roger Jones leaves his arguing with Miss Moorehead to anyone with enough courage. 32. Carol Heinlein leaves her enormous comb to Melissa Horwell. 33. Larry Wood leaves his love of girls to Tom Gasser. 34. Terry Snyder wills his long legs to Bill Patterson. 35. Kathleen Mundy leaves to become a beautician. 36. Susan Wolfe leaves her sharp clothes to Linda Bailey. 37. Joanna Engle, Alice Evans, and Sylvia Vorhees leave their friendliness to Sandy West and Joyce West. 38. Jim White leaves his good looks to Ted Busch. 39. Diane Leonard leaves her dark hair to Kay Sorrell. 40. Sam Wolfe leaves his interest in government to anyone who can keep up with Mr. McLellon. 41. Ruby Woolever leaves her quiet manner to Carolyn Bray. 42. Karen Brown and Carole Spurgus leave their friendship to Lena Nelson and Linda Coakley. 43. Karen Kornmiller leaves her corn to anyone corny enough. 44. Mary Ucker leaves her artistic ability to Ronnie Brimmer. 45. Jane Bailey, Barbara Cox and Deanna Crane leave their fun in homeroom to whoever is in Mr. Barber's room next year. 46. Henry Louisa leaves his job at Risch's to whoever gets it. 47. Pam Morehouse leaves with the ambition to become a medical missionary. 48. Don Helber leaves his intelligence in Physics to anyone who takes it next year. 49. Gary Oblinger and Bruce Brenick leave their sophomore girl friends behind. 50. Jim Barnhart, Jerry Culbertson, Richard Behm, Francis Toops, Charles Wilson, Robert Keck, Harry Nihiser, and Lawrence Predmore leave their shyness to Mark Matheny, Dee Gabriel, and Bill Mowery. 51. Daryl Cullison leaves his fan club to any junior boy who merits it. 52. Linda Erbaugh wills her many pairs of glasses to anyone who is as lucky. 53. Bob Hutton leaves his ability to be a good stage hand to anyone who can work as hard. 54. Tom Donahey and Sharon Walsh leave their high school romance to Mike Canty and Susan Elberfeld. 55. Jon Summers and Terry Greenman leave their tennis ability to Jim Johnson and Mike Canty. 56. Clark Reed leaves his ability to sleep in class to Ronald Vorhees—if he can get away with it. 57. Gary Anderson leaves his slowness to Jim Sheets. 58. Judy Freeman, Sharon Halby, Paula Canty, Sheila Glenn, and Nancy Pratt leave their smiles to Mary Jo Rutter and Karen Hampshire. 59. Mary Helen Conrad leaves her many boyfriends to anyone who can hook them. 60. Karen Poling and Liz Allison leave their positions in shorthand to anyone who is qualified. 61. Sandy Schultz leaves wearing her band of gold. 62. Galin Brady leaves his traffic tickets to anyone who wants them. 63. Darrell Gastin leaves his back corner in government to anyone lucky enough to get it. 64. Terry Saunders leaves his job at Harden and Helber to his little brother, Tim. 65. Phil Woltz wills an olympic size swimming pool to the freshman, sophomore and junior girJs to hold all their tears when he leaves. 66. Paul Sater and Don Cyrus leave their smiles to Dan Warner and Jim Donahey. 67. Julia Kilbarger leaves her charming personality to Jean Scott. 68. George Wolfe takes his bookkeeping brains with him. 69. Mike Buckles leaves his dancing ability to Dick Spencer. 70. Linda Rieder and Elaine Savey leave their trips to Correlli's to Ann Lappen and Karen Morley. 71. Connie Tansky wills her short skirts to Janet Johnson. 72. Penny Bohn, Joan Smith, Chris Jurgensmier, and Sharon Halby leave their junior boyfriends—regretfully. 73. Peggy Doering leaves her position in two all boy classes to any lucky junior girl. 74. Gay Fetherolf leaves her ability to bake good pies to Dot Swaim. 7,5. James Mason, Bob Schultz, Larry Neff, Dave Smith, and Bob Smith have all indicated their intention to become astronauts. 76. Tom Reynolds leaves—thank goodness. In witness thereof, we the class of 1961 of Logan High School, sign this our last will and testament, the sixth day of May, nineteen hundred and sixty one. In witness thereof Peggy Doering Warren P. Barber CLASS POEM With a doleful heart and a tearful eye, Fond memories come to mind; As we pay tribute to Logan High, And leave school days behind. Soon each will go his separate way; Parting time is here. Like autumn leaves on a windy day, We'll scatter far and near. Our teachers we can ne'er repay, They've been a guiding light, Shining along life's wandering way, Steering our footsteps right. In years to come when we hear the toll Of that old familiar bell, We'll long for the school house on the knoll And classmates we loved so well. So to our alma mater site, We bid this last good-by. Long live the purple and the white! Farewell, dear Logan High. —Sharon Walsh Phillip Kramer CLASS SONS To Logan High School We bid farewell— To our friends and faculty That we love so well. When years have passed, Memories recall The badge of purple and white Wi|l be best of all. We now set sail on life's sea. Any fame we attain, we dedicate to thee. Our hearts are sad; Tears fill our eyes. Good friends part—maybe ne'er tc meet again. Our football games, the senior prom, Laughter in the halls are memories gone. We hold the banner Of Purple and White. We, the Class of '61, Bid you a fond farewell. —Paula Kuhn (Tune— Climb Every Mountain ) Representative Moeller congratulates Sharon Walsh, . Homecoming Queen for 1961 79 W. Main St. Telephone EV. 5-3524 Bill Carla Mike Ann Rawn Mowery Garverick Canty Lappen Greenman RISCH DRUG STORE 24 W. Main EV 5-4014 KING LUMBER CO. Lumber and Builders' Supplies 67 E. FRONT EV 5-2514 B K DRIVE IN 898 W. Hunter EV 5-5478 HUMPHREY'S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 58 W. Main EV 5-4033 LOGAN CLAY PRODUCTS ESTABLISHED 1890 Box 698 Telephone EV 5-2184 HERMANN AND STRAIT FIRESTONE STORE 54 EAST MAIN EV 5-2025 Harold Brimner Tom Gasser MONUMENT COMPANY 156 W. Main EV 5-2132 HANEY'S HOUSE OF FASHION 4 E. Hunter EV 5-5790 160 161 THE CARBORUNDUM COMPANY SMEAD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Nickel Plate Rd. EV 5-5601 GOMPF'S GREENHOUSE SAVING HARDWARE 93 E. 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Hunter EV 5-2106 Jim Sheets STOLTZ DRUG STORE WALGREEN AGENCY 98 W. Main EV 5-2131 SCENIC LANES Bowling and Snack Bar Free Instructions Special Rates to Students Air Conditioned 1333 W. Hunter EV 5-2133 167 TANSKEY'S AUTO TRUCK SUPERMARKET HEINLEIN EAST FRONT MARKET G. C. MURPHY CO. ARCADE SHOE STORE CANNON'S MARKET WEILAND'S JEWELRY GENE'S BARBER SHOP MARY JANE BAKERY KATHY'S PIZZA SHAKE SHOPPE MIDGE GIFT SHOPPE HARBARGER PLUMBING KNOTTY PINE HAMMON BROS. GROCERY CARL SMITTER'S BAKERY QUAKER STATE OIL REFINING CORP. East of Logan City Limits on U.S. Rt. 33 at Junction of State Rt. 328 EV 5-4444 STAGE COACH INN 225 E. Main EV 5-4480 Ronna Bunthoff Mrs. Ruth Arnett SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. BLOSSER'S RESTAURANT 4 W. Main EV 5-2120 56 S. Spring EV 5-2101 BRANDTS RESTAURANT BILL'S PLACE WESTERN MJTO’ ASSOOMl SIOM TT Steaks, Fish, Chops Banquet Facilities 34 W. MAIN EV 5-2147 Home Owned 199 E. Main Wayne and EV 5-4240 Marian Sinsel 170 CASES DRUG STORE FERD HACK AUTO SUPPLY 49 E. 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