Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1969 volume:

AERIAL LOGAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LOGAN, OHIO FOREWORD The purpose of the 1969 Aerial is to present a history in pictures and words of the past school year. We have at- tempted to represent the Student and all phases of school life involving the students—their efforts and accomplish- ments, faculty, classes, and activities. High School life too quickly ends, and the seemingly never-ending tasks, the trivial events, and the familiar sights and sounds become fond mem- ories. Hopefully, this Aerial may be a portfolio of those memories. MINNIE L. BOWEN IN MEMORY The pupils of the Logan schools and the people of the community recognize the sincere efforts of Miss Bowen, who devoted her entire teaching career to develop an appreciation of music in the lives of many. As her health was failing, she continued to.plan and work for the future welfare of her classes. To Miss Bowen and her life of song during her thirty-seven years of de- pendable and loyal service, this Aerial is dedicated. TABLE OF CONTENTS Advertising....................151 Editor in Chief — Janie Miller Assistant Editor — Paula Hummel Assistant Editor — Beverly Guess Advisor — Miss Juanita Jones 5 6 7 FREE TO CREATE 9 FREE TO EXPRESS ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT LOGAN CITY SCHOOLS Dwight Diller B.S. Ed., Central Missouri State College M.A., University of Michigan Having been a working part of the school system for seventeen years and Superinten- dent for seven years, Mr. Diller has resigned to accept another post in the educational field. He is to be Director of Research and Development at Lorain County Community College at Elyria. The school system and student body is indebted to Mr. Diller for his many years of dedicated and productive service. 13 Dale Walker, Frederick Blume, Don Russell, President; Joy Boling, Clerk-Treasurer; James Moore, Carl Risch dent. Judith Lanning, Assistant to Clerk, not pictured. BOARD OF EDUCATION Ralph Walker Activities Treasurer B.S. Ohio University M.A. Ohio University 14 PRINCIPAL Charles Moore B.S. Ed., Southern Illinois University M.S. Ed.( Southern Illinois University Every community has its educational needs and capabilities. In his first year as Principal of Logan Senior High School, Mr. Moore has strived to develop the best educational opportunities that Logan High School and the community can offer their students. Mr. Moore feels that no community should deny its students the educational facilities they need and are entitled to, and that the administration of the school is vitally interested in seeing that these opportunities are available. 15 MARION C. ALLEN B.S. Ohio University; M.A. Ohio Uni- versity; Industrial Arts. MINNIE BOWEN B.S. Oberl'n Colleee; M.A. Columbia University; Vocal Music. FLORENCE BROOKS A.B. Ohio University; English. NANCY AZBET.T. B.S. Ohio State University; Biology. HELEN BEERY B.S. Ohio State University; Home Economics. KATHERINE BRIMNER B.S. Ohio State University; M.S. Ohio State University; Home Economics. THERESA BRANDT B.S. Ohio University; Vocal Music. ELIZABETH BROWN WILLIAM L. BROWN B.S. Kent State University; M.A. Kent B.S. Bowling Green; Distributive Ed. State University; Typing. DONALD A. CHRISTENSON B.A. Luther College; Advanced Science. WILLIAM COLLIER A.B. Olivet Nazarene College; American Government; American History; Sociology. JOHN DEPLER B.S. Bowling Green; Bookkeeping; Gen- eral Business. DAVID EBERST B.S. Notre Dame; Biology. ALICE FRASCH A.B. Capital University; M.A. Ohio State University; English. FLORENCE ELLINGER A.B. Capital University; M.A. Ohio University; Counseling. HARLEY ELLINGER B.S. Capital University; M.A. Ohio Uni- versity; Geometry. RAYMOND HOFFMAN B.S. Ohio University; Industrial Arts; Drivers Ed. ELMER G. HORSKY B.S. Ohio University; M.F.A. Ohio Uni versity; Instrumental Music. 17 KEN INSANI B.S. Salem College; Health. CAROLYN BIGGS JONES B.A. Marietta College; English; Speech; Drama. ALICE G. KEAIRNS B.S. Ohio State University; M.A. Ohio State University; American History. BEVERLY KELLEY B.A. Western Kentucky University; Spanish. CHAREL KHOL B.S. Ohio State University; M.S. Ohio University; Girls' Physical Ed. JUANITA JONES B.S. Ohio University; Stenography; Book- keeping. MARY RUTH KRINN B.S. Ohio University; M.A. Ohio Uni- versity; Latin. WILLIAM LAKE A.A. Ohio Universitv; B:S. Ohio Uni- versity; American Government; World Geography; Economics. VIRGINIA MINGUS B.S. Ohio University; M.Ed. Ohio Uni- versity; Algebra II; Advanced Math. 18 BLANCHE L. MOOREHEAD WILLIAM C. NARDO B.S. Ohio State Urvversity; M.A. Ohio B.S. Marshall; Physical Education. State University; Librarian. ALBERT H. RAU B.S. Ohio State University; Art. DENNIS SAELENS B.S. Rio Grande; World History. WAYNE SNYDER RUTH TANNEHILL B.S. Ohio State; M.S. Ohio State; Vo- B.S. Ohio University; English, cational Agriculture. STEPHEN WISEMAN B.S. Ohio University; Driver’s Education. HARRY WESTFALL B.S. Ohio University; M.A. Ohio Uni- versity; Guidance Supervisor. JEROME FENSKE B.S. Ohio Un:vcrsity; M.S. Ohio Uni- versity; Industrial Arts. 19 SECRETARIES HESTER LEE WHITE Secretary to Superintendent ESTHER SCHULTZ Secretary to Principal 20 RUTH SCHMIDT Purchasing Secretary SHELVA MCKINLEY Assistant Secretary PERSONNEL SCHOOL NURSE MARGARET SHEETS Allegheny Valley Hospital COOKS MRS. RISCH MRS. CHUTE MRS. CARTER. Head Cook The little done vanishes from the sight of him who looks forward to what is still to do —Goethe 22 23 SENIORS VALEDICTORIAN Debbie Johnson Danny Jenkins SALUTATORI AN 24 Paula Hummel Suzy Smith SENIOR CLASS Vicki Crawford Treasurer Don Goldsberry Vice-President Ron Rutter President Susie Smith Secretary Wilson Kenneth Adair Karen Diane Andy Brenda Sue Bainter Michael Lee Baird Michael Dean Baker David Michael Bartlett Cariotta Sue Bartley William Franklin Bell Alan Lee Berry Michael Phillip Berry Timothy James Blair Dottie Jean Blosser 26 Christopher Lynn Bowers William Stephen Bozett Diana Lynn Brooks Carol Ann Brown Dale Elson Brown Alvaretta Irene Brown Debbie Kay Burgess Diana Sue Burgess Susan Kay Campbell Joseph Dean Carmean Debbie Lee Carson Ellinger Suzanne Ingmire Castell 27 Virginia Darlene Champ Marcia Fawn Chute Bonnie Lou Conrad Susan Lynn Cook Michael Dennis Cottrill Rosemary Ann Cox Rudy Charles Cox Vicki Joan Crawford James Edward Curtiss Sandy Kay Cyrus James Michael Dalton Mark Dean Davidson 28 Peggy Lynn Hutchison George Edward Dennis Kendra Sue Dennis Kenny Winfield Dewey Vicki Lynn Dewey Karen Sue Dietz Dorothy Magdalen Doering Ella Elaine Donley Arlon James Donley John William Dupler Cheryl Ann Edwards Ellery Scott Elick 29 Karen Kaye Ellinger Sharon Faye Ellinger David Andrew Ellis David Lee Emrick Roddy Joe Evans Debbie Sue Fick Kathy Dale Fisher Douglas Carl Fouch Bridget Sue Fox John Earl Francisco Charles Anthony Funk Daniel George Gallagher 30 Joyce Paulette Ganocy Joy Elizabeth Gasser David Raymond Gastin Charles Arnett Gerken Ruth Ann Gillogly Carey Hugh Glenn Cathey Sue Glenn Don Edwin Goldsberry Rebecca Ann Good Theodore Frederick Good Candace Rae Green Beverly Sue Guess 31 James Rapheal Hahn Brenda Darlene Hamilton Debra Jean Hanner Kathleen Leone Harden Michael Floyd Hartman Pamela Lee Heinlein Barbara Jo Helber Dana Lou Helber Dennis Dennis Franklin Helber Glenn Robert Hemsworth Peggy Darlene Henderly Linda Roxanne Henry 32 Randy Allan Herron Wesley Earl Hicks Wayne Eugene Holbrook Tim Robert Holloway Byron Edward Howard Paula Ann Howdyshell Deborah Lee Huffines Paula Kay Hummel Jean Ann Hutchison Danny Allan Jenkins Allan Lee Johnson Deborah Hazel Johnson 33 Julie Ann Johnson Richard Ronald Johnson Charles Michael Keels Mary Ann Kemper Richard James King Terry Lee Kline Nancy Lee Leffler Debbie Sue Lehman Walter Robert Leonard Cindy Lou Lightfoot Anthony Michael Lightfoot Danny Wayne Loper 34 Jack Wayne Lynch Lyndell Sue McClure Claudette Delores McPheron Carol Ann Mathias Karen Kay Meadows Victoria Rose Melvin Gary Wayne Miller Janie Miller Roger Lee Miller Angela Jo Mogavero Randy Wayne Mohler Michael Thomas Moorehead 35 Jimmy Lee Mount Kirk Dane Mowery Randolf Phillip Myers Kurt Thomas Nunnally Donna Jean Oliver Terry May Paskins George Anthony Pavlik Judy Kay Primmer James Addison Rempel Charles Evans Ricketts Edwin Joseph Ricketts James Robert Robb 36 Cecile Adeline Robinson James Lesslie Roley Steven Estel Rollins Paula Kay Rush Gregg Alan Russell Marsha Lee Russell Ronald David Rutter Ronald Richard Rydzewski Christine Jo Sauers John Lane Schein Karen Arline Schmidt Cheryl Ann Schmitter 37 Patty Ann Sette David Porter Shaw Ruth Ann Shultz Pamela Sue Shuttleworth Clifford Paul Siehl Eva Christine Slusher Christine Allyn Smith Georgian Smith Judy Kay Smith Richard Allen Smith Sandra Kaye Smith Sherry Marlee Smith 38 Suellen Smith Charles Thomas Smith Harper Daniel Sommers Michael Wayne Spackey Pamela Kay Stewart Eric Lloyd Stewart Diane Lynn Stimel Jeffrey Lee Stivison James Richard Strausbaugh Roxanne D. Taulbee Sandra Lee Taylor Alan Ray Thompson 39 Edward Ronald Townsend Susan Lorraine Tschudy David Lawrence Tucker Barbara Lynn Villers Zackarias Taylor Wade Randy Lee Wallace Mary Kay Walsh Thomas A. Walsh Fred Neal Walter Debra Colleen Weaver Randy Mack Wilkinson Edwin E. Willett 40 Jennifer Nelson Whitmer Roy Kenneth Wilson Larry Dean Wilson 41 Left behind . . . but not forgotten. CLASS OF 1969 Motto— So little done; so much to do.” Colors—Yellow and Spring Green Flower—White Daisy As we walk slowly forward To the traditional music rhyme, Our minds float on a distant note To schooldays left behind. For now we’ll soon be parting, Each to pursue his career; But the friends we've made will never fade, We’ll always hold them near. Our teachers we shall ne’er forget; They’ve helped us on our way. Although they’ve scolded, they’ve also molded And brought us here today. When that first bell rings next fall And our successors mount the hill, We’ll fondly remember our first September And wish it were that time still. And now as Chieftains off to war We say our last goodbye. Move ever on to meet the dawn Farewell dear Logan High. —Suellen Smith TURN AROUND (sung to tune of Turn Around, Look at Me.”) POEM The time has come now, We’ve finally made it. All our dreams have come true Now the future is in our own hands, Turn around to our dreams. As we journey into the future, Let our hearts lead the way. And then some day We will remember All the times we enjoyed. All our schoolmates, Will really miss us, Oh, we’ve waited, Oh, how we’ve waited For this day to finally come Turn around, turn around, This is our last look. Turn around and say goodbye As we leave them all behind. And we know, and we know Look at us, we will not fail. and say goodbye. —Claudette McPheron 42 From lop to bottom: Class President, Gary Rollins; Secretary, Bill Shaw; Treasurer, Betty Walsh; Vice-Presi dent, Norma Ruff CLASS OF ’70 43 Eugene Adams Monty Amos Janet Anderson Linda Anderson Patty Au Diane Bailey Glendora Baker Cindy Baker Nancy Barron Barbara Bartlett Jim Bartholomew Linda Bartley Mike Bazell Barb Belcher Dana Beougher Diane Blackson Paul Blosser Susan Boyd Neal Brady Charlie Brown Jan Brown Mike Brown Phyliss Brown Sharia Bryant Pam Buckles Maragaret Buerhaus Herbie Buhrts Bill Campbell Valorie Carpenter Gary Cecil Tony Chesser Eddie Croucher Nancy Chute Mike Comstock Mona Cottrill Ron Cottrill 44 Bob Cruise Randall Curry Doug Daubenmire Glen Derr Debbie Dietz Stella Donley Diane Doughman Janet Eagon Bonnie Ecklberry Angie Emrick Dennis Fetty Robert Fisher Tom Fraizer Cathy Geiger Patty Giffin Debby Good Brenda Goss Alice Green Joe Griffin Rich Griffin Becky Hall Linda Hall Scott Harden Steve Hampshire Teressa Harris Paula Harrison Peggy Hart Mike Hartman Cindy Heinlein Loraine Helber Edna Herring Paul Hicks Barbara Hood Karen Howdyshell Sharon Howdyshell Bill Hoy 45 Joe Hoy Jerry Huber Richard Huffines Ken Humphrey Tom Houston Jenny Hutchison Jon Hutchison Buddy Inboden Martha Inboden Carolyn Johnson Penny Johnson Rick Johnson Bob Johnston Connie Jones Kenny Jenkins Jim Kalklosch Jim Kelch Bonnie Keslar Tim Kline Brenda Kollister Paul Kruetz Brenda Lightfoot Greg Lightfoot Bob Lindsey Chuck Little Chuck Lowe Bruce Lytle Leroy Mace John Matthews Phyllis Martin Dennis McCune Pam McDole John McFadden Velinda Milan Brian Miller Mary Ann Miller 46 Jane Mitchell Jim Mike Mock Bruce Morgan Diane Mount Judy Mowery Dean Mowery Kathy Oberlin Gladys O’Rourke Marsha Orr Sandy Owings Diane Pavlik LaDonna Peppers Quenton Perez Beth Phares Marsha Pierson Larry Poling Judy Proctor Dave Rectenwaldt Chris Reider Rick Reinscheld Jim Bob Richards Lori Ricketts Paula Riley Steve Robb Gary Rollins Ann Rooker Bob Rooker Patty Rowland Norma Ruff Sue Rush Dan Sargent Carolyn Sater Buddy Saunders Carolyn Saunders Tom Saunders Roger Schrader 47 Mike Schultz Mike Scott David Sharb Bill Shaw Tom Shields Janet Shull Cindy Siehl Janet Sigman Steve Six Buddy Skiver Cathy Smith Barb Smith Pam Smith Cathy Slusher Valerie Spradlin Patty Stephen Jo Ann Stivison Kathy Strawn Angela Struble Linda Sycks Roger Thompson Barbara Thrush Barb Tschappat Mike Tucker Hester Turner Shelia Turner Roy Vickers Libby Voilmer Russell Wade Mike Walker Shirley Walker Debbie Walls Betty Walsh Nancy Waugh Karen Weaver Gloria Westenbarger 48 Barb Whitcraft Janet White Dwight Wilson Janis Wimer Arlen Wolfe Danny Wolfe Tim Woodgeard Patricia Woolery Melonie Wray Bonnie Yates Cheryl Edwards Debbie Scaparotti 49 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 'Treasurer, Elaine Campbell; Vice-President, Becky Smith; President, Mike Tucker; Secretary, Patty Carlin. 50 CLASS OF 71 Teresa Abram Melody Allberry Steve Anderson Cheryl Armstrong David Armstrong Tony Ashbaugh Sharon Bailey Danny Baker Lana Baker Martha Barber Carol Bartholomew Cindy Beck Wayne Beekman Sandy Belcher Arlene Beougher Clarence Beougher- Debbie Berry- Carol Biggs Barbara Blum Mark Bowers Mickey Bowlby Kurt Brandon Cheryl Brimner Patty Brown Sharon Brown Cindy Bruce Deborah Bryan Lynn Bryan Lisa Beurhaus Randy Burcham Jeff Burns Sharon Burns Elaine Campbell Rita Campbell Patty Carlin Diane Carpenter Sue Casner Cindy Casto Jerilea Caton Bob Chaffin Pat Chaney David Chute Mary Chute Mildred Clonch Kelly Cole Rosetta Collinsworth Connie Conrad Eddie Conrad Gary Cook Margaret Cordle Tom Cordle David Crawford Curt Culbertson Chris Dalton Linda Dalton Judy Danison 51 Roger Daubenmire Valerie Daubenmire Angela Davis Jeanette Davis Elizabeth Dearing Karen Detty William Dodson Pat Doseck Marta Drummond Becky Dupler Mike Dunn Rose Ann Eberts Christine Edwards Stan Edwards Jon Edwards Pam Elkins Marita Emerick Cheryl Finnearty Charles Fox Brenda Frasure David Frazier Ken ley Freeman Betsy Gafke Honnie Gasser Peggy Geil Tom Gerken Melody Gibson Diane Gilbertson Bruce Goldsberry Kathy Gosnell Barry Green Doug Green Jill Hahn Claudia Haines Cheryl Hamner Peggy Hampshire Steve Handa Karen Harden Monica Harris Brenda Harsh George Hedges Bill Henderson Dan Henderson Cheryl Herb Steve Herron Peggy Howard Mary Lou Howell Larry Hughes Vendi Hunsaker Debbie Inboden Greg Inboden Karen Inboden Marcia Jeffrey Larry Johnson Pete Jurgensmiei Donald Keels 52 John King Kurt King Phyllis Kline Charles Klingenberg Darlene Klinger Richard Klinger Steve Kraft John Krannitz Bruce Kuhn Jim Lambert Charles Lehman Barb Leonard John Light Richard Long Ron Loper Jennifer McBride Nancy McBroom Rory McBroom Steve McClure Linda McCune Mike McCune Georgia McDaniels Joe McGomery Mark McGrady Debbie McKinley Linda Martin Richard Mathias Jon Milby Janet Miller Cheryl Mitchell Kenny Minehart Pamela Mock John Mohler Retha Moore Mike Morgan Vera Morrison Shirley Mount Connie Mowery Melody Mundy Tim Mundy Linda Mulholland Martha Murphy Joyce Myers Nancy Myers Candy Nelson Teresa Nixon Lowell Nutter Susan Oberlin Linda Ogle Sharon Perez Richard Poling Steve Polsley Jan Price Jack Primmer Jim Proctor Steve Props 53 Tom Randell Marty Rauch Steve Rempel Kathy Reynolds John Ricketts Joyce Robinson Debra Rollins Denise Russell Rickey Ruth Kathy Saunders Bill Savings Bob Schmitter Esther Shaw Mark Shaw Steve Sheets Meri Shelton Judy Shriner Judy Shuttleworth Dean Sigler Micheal Siler Rebecca Sizemore John Sloan Becky Smith Gene Smith Jeff Smith Carol Sniff Frank Snouffer Cindy Sommers Ann Souders Christy Spence Russell Spence Marlene Staley Rose Stevens Sharon Steward Doug Stimmel Barb Stivison Donna Stivison Connie Stone Beverly Strawn Jamie Swabb Hubert Taulbee Dave Thompson Jan Thorpe Kathy Tschudy Mike Tucker John Vernon Kenneth Vollmer Alan Vorhees Sue Walker Kathy Wallace Randy Warthman Jerry Weaver Elizabeth Webb Diane Wells Barbara Wilson Jerry Wine 54 Brenda Wolfe Brenda Woodrum Kathy Woodrum Mary Wright Cheri Yates OUR FUNNY FACULTY Darned if I can remember where I put your squirt gun, Mr. Snyder. Hmmmm, nice! ! ! . . . and Frankie here has agreed to be our volunteer for the study of bone fractures. 58 STUDENT LIFE 59 HOMECOMING DOTTIE DOERING COURT JOY GASSER PATTY SETTE QUEEN CANDIDATES Standing: Debbie Burgess, Joy Gasser. Seated: Patty Sette, Carol Brown, Dottie Doe ring. 62 A DAN N DOTTIE On the autumn evening of October 11, 1968, Ron Rutter, president of the senior class and co-captain of the football team, crowned Dottie Doering the 1968-69 LHS Homecoming Queen. A3 HOMECOMING DANCE NEVER MY LOVE 65 BASKETBALL QUEEN JOY GASSER 66 CAMELOT The Juniors in last minute rush to complete Prom decorations. Senior Banquet 70 At the Armory Resooski? Can’t find it. YOU!!! Cool it!!! They want to give my D.J. job to Tony Funk??!! 71 ORGANIZATIONS 73 First row: Cindy Heinlein, Secretary; Janie Miller, Vice-President; John McFadden, President; David Rectenwaldt, Vice- President; Bob Cruise, Treasurer; Janis Winner. Second row: Patty Sette, Darlene Champ, Linda McCune, Linda Dalton, Barb Wilson, Brenda Harsh, Joyce Myers, Debby Berry, Mr. Allen, Advisor. Third row: Pam Heinlein, Doug Fouch, Harp Sommers, Jim Lambert, Jeff Smith, Dave Crawford, Dottie Doering. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a student organization composed of student representatives and a faculty advisor. The Student Council promotes greater student-faculty relationships and tries to uphold the high standards put forth by the school. 74 Debbie Rollins, Miss Moorehead, Patty Stevens. Sitting: Maty Lou Howell. LIBRARY CLUB The Logan High School Library Club is made up of students who like to handle books and serve others. Members of this club enjoy the variety of activities included in their service to other students and teachers. They learn to catalogue, classify, and circulate the books. They also aid in the technical preparation of the books for the shelves. Being a librarian has many advantages. The student librarians have to be accurate, civic-minded, and responsible. Since the school library participates in activities created elsewhere in the school, and also by itself in activities, it is particularly able to sponsor, to capture, to hold the interest of pupils in reading published materials and to make them active and intelligent users of the library, both for pleasure reading and for research. The library members have as their slogan: You never graduate from the library (school, public, or college).” 75 First row: Betsy Gafke, Lynn Bryan, Treasurer; Susan Oberiin, Vice-President; Linda Dalton, President; Linda McCune, Secretary; John Light, Parliamentarian; Jill Hahn, Janet Miller. Second row: Barbara Leonard, Judy Shriner, Honnie Gasser, Thom Gerken, Steve Rempel, Garth Cook, Bruce Goldsberry, Patty Carlin, Miss Krinn, Advisor. Third row: Debby Berry, Pat Chaney, Monica Harris, Denise Russell, Connie Stone, Marcia Jeffrey, Marta Drummond, Melodee Gibson, Lisa Buerhaus, Melody Allberry. Fourth row: Chuck Fox, Rick Ruth, Charles Klingenberg, Dave Crawford, David Chute, Dave Thompson, Richard Klinger, Steve Polsley, Mike Tucker. Not present for picture, Cheryl Brimner. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League is a national organization of high school Latin students. The purpose of the club is to give members a more thorough knowledge of Roman life, history and literature and to create greater interest in the Latin language. The emblem is the torch encircled with a laurel wreath. The colors are royal purple and gold. The meetings of the local chapter are held the second Monday evening of the month and offer a varied program of entertainment and educational material. The sale of plasticoat school bookcovers and briefolios is an annual project in which all members may participate. There are 36 members in JCL this year. 76 First row: Jill Hahn, News Reporter; Barb Thrush, Historian; Teressa Harris, Secretary; Karen Ellinger, Vice-President; Betty Walsh, President; Cathy Smith, Treasurer; Brenda Goss, Parliamentarian; Sharon Steward, Debbie Fick. Second row: Linda Dalton, Becky Dupler, Jerilea Caten, Dottie Blosser, Sharon Ellinger, Carol Brown, Debbie Good, Bev Guess, Paula Hummel, Barb Leonard, Betty Webb, Jennifer McBride, Diana Bailey, Mrs. Beery, Advisor. Third row: Debbie Dietz, Linda Martin, Brenda Hamilton, Monica Harris, Barb Barlett, Alice Green, Lori' Ricketts, Ruth Ann Gillogly, Karen Andy, Barb Villers. Fourth row: Marsha Pierson, Karen Dietz, Cheryl Kuhn, Claudia Haines, Mary Chute, Mary Ann Kemper, Connie Conrad, LaDonna Peppers, Martha Murphy. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The meetings of the Logan Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America are held on the third Tuesday of each month. The colors of the organization are red and white. Red suggests strength; white is the symbol of sincerity. The flower of the organization is the red rose. It represents the search of Future Homemakers of America for beauty in everyday living. The eight-sided emblem symbolizes the significant purposes of the organiza- tion. The name of the organization and the motto: Toward New Horizons” appears around the border. In the center is a house which represents a home, supported by two hands, suggesting the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. 77 First row: Carol Bartholomew, Cindy Sommers, Program Chairman; Steve Anderson, Secretary; Valerie Spradlin, Vice- President; Steve Robb, President; Claudette McPheron, Treasurer; Sue Rush, Cathy Geiger, Linda Ogle. Second row: Nancy Barron, Barb Wilson, Mona Cottrill, Cathy Smith, Carol Mathias, Vendi Hunsaker, Marsha Russell, Martha Murphy, Jennifer McBride, Diane Wells, Beth Phares. Third row: Mrs. Kelley, Advisor; Debby Berry, Loraine Helber, Margaret Buerhaus, Kathy Wallace, Linda Anderson, Kathy Oberlin, Peggy Wolfe, Mary Ann Miller, Barb Blum. Fourth row: Richard Mathias, Cindy Siehl, Jim Kalklosch, Joyce Myers, Mike Dunn, Chris Dalton, Kurt King, Janet White, Meri Shelton, Sandy Taylor. SPANISH CLUB Logan High School’s Spanish Club, La Tertulia” means an informal gathering. During this year, the Spanish Club has sponsored a show to obtain funds to buy tapes, filmstrips, and books for extra practice and reading enjoyment for next year. The classes make up dialogues and use them during the meetings. The Spanish Club is open to all students taking Spanish. 78 First row: Fred Walter, Buddy Skiver, Tom Smith, Secretary; Bill Shaw, Vice-President; Ronnie Rutter, President; Mike Berry, Treasurer; Mike Cottrill, Sergeant-at-Arms; Rich Johnson, Chuck Lowe. Second row: Mr. Tipton, Advisor; Tim Holloway, Jeff Smith, Bob Schmitter, Dave Crawford, John McFadden, Gary Rollins, Dana Beougher, Bill Evans, Steve Hampshire, Bill Bell. Third row: Dale Brown, Bob Cruise, Mike Tucker, Mike Schultz, Tom Walsh, Ken Wilson, Ken Adair, Tony Funk, Steve Robb, Joe Carmean. Fourth row: Chuck Conrad, Jim Robb, Mark Shaw, Dan Gallagher, Jim Dalton, Bob Johnston, Cliff Siehl, Jeff Stivison. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a well-known organization in our city and our school. The Key Club sponsored a 48-hour marathon for the Heart Fund and sold Heart Fund Balloons. The Key Club also sponsored the annual Football Dance. 79 Seated: Mike Cottrill, Sergeant-at-Arms; Chuck Conrad, Vice President; Charles Gerken, President; Mary Kay Walsh, Secretary; Mark Davidson, Treasurer. Second row: Paula Howdyshell, Marsha Russell, Carol Mathias, Karen Dietz, Paula Hummel, Carol Brown, Darlene Champ, Bev Weaver, Peggy Henderley, Mary Ann Kemper, Karen Schmidt, Claudette McPheron, Suzanne Castell, Christy Smith, Dottie Blosser, Ruth Ann Gillogly, Kathie Harden, Pam Castle, Joyce Ganocy. Third row: Mr. Lake, The purposes of the Government Club are to give interested students additional in- sight into the many aspects of our American Government, and to give experience in conducting orderly meetings. Many topics not covered in the classroom are discussed in the ideal Government Club. 80 GOVERNMENT CLUB Advisor, Tony Funk, Mike Hartman, Ted Good, Robbie Hemsworth, Ed Willett, Robbie Leonard, Ron Ryzewski, Tommy Smith, Jeff Stivison, Cliff Siehl, Mike Baird, Kirk Mowery, Jim Donley, Jim Dalton, Jim Robb, Greg Huffman, Ron Rutter, Mike Berry, Bill Bell, Dave Shaw, Fred Walter, Tim Holloway, Mike Berry, Tony Lightfoot, Randy Herron, Dan Jenkins, Mr. Bill Collier, Advisor. Seated from left to right: Marsha Russell, Treasurer; Vicki Crawford, Secretary; Rob Leonard, President; Norma Ruff, Vice- President; Janie Miller, News Reporter. First row: Dottie Blosser, Christy Smith, Carol Brown, Paula Hummel, Bev Guess, Kathy Fisher, Cindy Lightfoot, Patricia Woolery, Martha Barber. Second row: Don Goldsberry, Suzy Smith, Ruth Ann Gillogly, Bonnie Eckelberry, Carol Mathias, Diane Stimel, Darlene Champ, Kathy Oberlin, Beth Pharis, Susan Oberlin, Linda Dalton. Third row: Charles Gerken, Tony Chesser, Mike Baird, Roger Schrader, Jim Bartholomew, Danny Jenkins, Sandy Taylor, Janis Wimer, Teressa Harris, Diane Paulik. Fourth row: Ed Townsend, Mark Davidson, Harper Sommers, Jim Donley, Rick Rheinscheld, Chuck Little, Bob Lindsey, Glen Derr, Bill Bell, Bill Shaw, Gary Rollins, Cindy Siehl, Janet Miller, Mary Ann Miller. Advisor: Miss Minnie Bowen, First semester; Mrs. Ruth Tannehill, Second semester. 82 Advisor four years Miss Minnie L. Bowen NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society has become recognized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a high-school student. Membership is, however, more than an honor; it carries with it a responsibility and should be considered the beginning of an obligation, not merely the successful culmination of an effort to achieve recognition and honor. Once selected for membership, a student is singled out. He should not only continue to demonstrate those outstanding qualities which brought about his selection, but he should also exert a new influence to improve conditions about him and promote those qualities, Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Service, for which the National Honor Society stands. Scenes from annual picnic The Honor Society is in- debted to Mrs. Ruth Tanne- hill for assuming the respon- sibility of the advisorship upon the death of Miss Bowen. 83 First row: John King, Jack Lynch, Sentinel; Dale Brown, Treasurer; Doug Pouch, Vice-President; Fred Walter, President; Allan Johnson, Secretary; Scott Harden, Reporter; Jim Roley, Mike Holbrook. Second row: Mr. Snyder, Advisor; Ken Wilson, Mike Morgan, Dan Bailey, George Daubenmire, Doug Holcomb, Kenny Minehart, Ervin Blackston, Steve McClure, Doug Green, Dale Poling, Mike Nihiser. Third row: Richard Fisher, Chuck Hopkins, Edgar Cunningham, Steve Sheets, Sam Lee, Tom Sanders, Bob Roley, John Cox, Doug Stimmel, Manley Morgan. Fourth row: Steve Hampshire, Jeff Stivison, John Angle, Lowell Nutter, Dave Bailey, Randy Mohler, Paul Wesselhoeft, Dick Poling, Mike Baker. futuJ £ THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. Future Farmers of America is an organization of farm boys who are students of Vocational Agriculture in high schools throughout the nation. They are training for the important role in farming and agricultural leadership, that they may assume if the world is to feed its ever-growing population. The purpose of the organization is to train boys in leadership, cooperation, and farm and highway safety to complement their agricultural training in regular vocational agriculture classes. 84 JOURNALISM A first year attempt, the Journalism class proved to be a great success. Every two weeks, the students published a page in the Logan Daily News. The Chieftain Hi-Lites was a cross section of all facets of school life: students, faculty, sports, and other activities involving the students. The class was an attempt to familiarize the students with the journalism system. Through the preparation of the Hi-Lites page, the journalism class learned the frustration and the satisfaction of doing their own interviewing, copy writing, proofreading, re- writing, and, finally, the reading of the final print. THE JOURNALISM CLASS First row: Paula Rush, Debbie Hanner, Karen Schmidt, co-editor; Peggy Henderly, Deb Weaver, Candy Green. Second row: Mrs. Keating, advisor and teacher; Ellery Elick. Randy Myers, Ron Rydzewski, Kirk Mowery, Jim Donley, Cliff Siehl, Ed Ricketts, co-editor; not pictured, Chuck Conrad. Six members of the Journalism class were accepted as members of the Quill and Scroll: Jim Donley, Ellery Elick, Peggy Henderly, Paula Rush, Karen Schmidt, Cliff Siehl. Bev Guess. Paula Hummel. Janie Miller of the AERIAL staff were also accepted. Candy and Paula work to complete copy to send to the LOGAN DAILY. 85 First row: Mike Hartman, Plebian; Ed Townsend, Secretary; Charles A. Gerken, Vice-President; Mike Baird, President; Kirk Mowery, Treasurer; John Matthews, Chaplain; Greg Lightfoot. Second row: Mr. Depler, Advisor; Chris Rieder, Robbie Hems- worth, Randy Myers, Quentin Perez, Dennis Helber, Tim Woodyeard. Third row: Pete Jurgensmier, Duffy Brandon, Randy Herron, Doug Green, Tom Gerken, Steve Ripple, Garth Cook. Fourth row: Kelly. Cole, Mike Bazell, Mark Davidson, Steve Bozett, Chris Bowers, Rick Rheinscheld, Robbie Leonard, Tony Lightfoot. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend Chris- tian character throughout the home, school, and community. The Hi-Y buys visual aids for the school, sponsors the Basketball Dance, and presents the Thanksgiving Assembly. Each year the Hi-Y visits the dif- ferent churches of the community. 86 HI-Y The Annual Key Club vs. Hi-Y Basketball Game is performed to raise money for the Heart Fund. The Hi-Y had a 0-1 record but next year ...! 87 Sealed: Janet White, Jr. Class Secretary; Sandy Taylor, Sr. Class Secretary; Kathy Oberlin, Treasurer; Mike Cottril, President; Diane Pavlik, Vice-President; Kathy Fisher, Secretary; Janet Miller, Sophomore Class Secretary; Mrs. Gayle Farmer, Advisor. Second row. Denise Russell, Dottie Blosser, Ruth Ann Gillogly, Paula Howdyshell, Barb Villers, Melodee Gibson, Angie Mogavero, Suzy Smith, Cidny Lightfoot, Cheryl Brimmer, Cathy Geiger, Bonnie Eckelberry, Beth Phares, Janis Wimer, Marcia Jeffery, Pat Chaney, Bev Strawn, Chris Sauers, Debby Berry, Barb Thrush. Third row: Bev. Guess, Paula Hummel, Christy Smith, FUTURE TEACHERS Future Teachers of America is a national organization which provides college oriented students the opportunity to explore teaching as a possible career. The Logan Chapter of FTA was reorganized in September of 1968 at the request of the Logan Education Association. The charter was presented at the October meeting of LEA and the 85 chapter members received their teaching assignments in the field of their choice. Senior members received the FTA pin upon completion of 50 hours of service as this was their only year of membership. Other classes must complete 200 hours of sendee to qualify for the FTA pin. Faculty and administration of the Logan Schools were unani- mous in expressing their appreciation of this new organization and the countless hours of service given by members. 88 Carol Brown, Janie Miller, Joy Gasser, Peggi Davis, Jerilea Caten, Mildred Clonch, Jill Hahn, Sharon Steward, Dottie Doering, Mary Ann Kemper, Meri Shelton, Peggy Henderley, Carol Mathias, Karen Schmidt, Debbie Johnson, Lynn Bryan, Barb Tschappat, Sheila Turner, Peggy Wolfe, Sue Rush, Linda Dalton. Fourth row: Ellery Elick, Larry Poling, Bruce Goldsberry, Bob Cruise, John Matthews, Doug Fouch, Mike Hartman, Chris Bowers, Mike Dunn, Chuck Fox, David Frazier, Rick Ruth, Steve Polsley, Kenley Freeman, Harp Sommers, Ed Willett, Barb Blum, Betsey Gafke. Patricia Woolery, not pictured. OF AMERICA Officers of the newly organized FTA Chapter receive charter from Mr. Harold Smith. 89 first row: Sue Tschudy, Secretary; Judy Smith, Georgian Smith. Cathey Glenn, Jill Johnson, President; Debbie Carson. Second row: Mr. Brown, Advisor; Tim Blair, John Schein, Donna Jean Oliver, David Gastin, Ken Adair. Third row: Randy Wilkinson, Alan Berry, Carey Glenn, Kurt Nunnally, Vice-President; Gregg Russell, Randy Wallace, Steve Rollins, Treasurer, Absent. Larry Wilson, Absent. DECA The purpose of Distributive Education is to provide a work-study program in which school and commercial enterprise cooperate to provide specialized training for seniors in the area of marketing and distribution. During the school year, the DECA members have participated in area and state contests and district meetings. The finale of the year is the employer-employee banquet given by the DECA members to honor their employers. 90 Jill Johnson, Greg Russell, and Larry Wilson were employed by Sears. Randy Wallace worked his hours at Ferd Hack Auto Supply. 91 Seated: Barb Helber, President; Penny Johnson, Vice-President; Ruth Ann Giliogly, Secretary; Christy Smith, Treasurer. First row: Mary Kay Walsh, Patty Sette, Paula Rush, Betty Walsh, Vicki Crawford, Karen Andy, Debbie Lehman, Kendra Dennis, Lori Ricketts, Cheryl Brimner, Debbie Fick, Margaret Buerhaus, Angie Mogavero, Brenda Goss, Joyce Ganocy, Candy Green, Chris Sauers. Second row: Pam Shuttleworth, Cindy Siehl, Carol Brown, Karen Dietz, Sharon El linger, Diana Brooks, Karen Ellinger. Cathey Glenn, Debbie Carson, Phyllis Martin, Kathie Harden, Claudette McPheron, Suzanne Castell, Jan Price, Jerilea Christmas Assembly 92 Caten, Anne Robinson, Debbie Dietz, Linda Hall, Dottie Blosser, Jean Ann Hutchison. Third row: Mrs. Brimner, Advisor; Bev. Guess, Paula Hummel, Nancy Chute, Darlene Champ, Sandy Smith, Janet Miller, Sharon Steward, Pam Heinlein, Mary Ann Kemper, Joy Gasser, Debbi Good, Pam Buckles, Marsha Pierson, Deb Weaver, Sandy Taylor, Patty Rowland, Debbie Hanner, Shelia Turner. Y-TEENS The purpose of the senior high Y-Teen club is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians.” Service projects and activities through the year included an egg hunt, Homecoming Dance, World Fellowship Banquet, food scavenger hunt for needy families on Thanks- giving, Christmas assembly, and the traditional Easter assembly. 93 Journalism Class hard at work. % 96 97 It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to love. —Ricard 98 MUSIC •fMa ft T- Vi v� ,Af, 99 Composed of tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade students, the Senior High School Choir sponsors two concerts annually—a Christmas concert and a Spring concert. An elective course, Choir is scheduled two periods three times a week to accommodate the large number of students enrolled. The Choir is grateful to Mrs. Brandt for assuming the responsibility of directing the Choir after the death of Miss Bowen. CONCERT First row: GlenDora Baker, Elaine Donley, Marta Drummond, Linda McCune, Bev Strawn, Suzy Smith, Pat Chaney, Monica Harris, Margaret Buerhaus, Barbarba Villers, Jon Edwards, Ken Jenkins, Ron Cottrill, Ellery Elick, Mike Tucker, Mike Morehead, Jim Mount, Roger Miller, Angie Davis, Cheri Yates, Connie Stone, Marcia Jeffrey, Alice Green, Brenda Goss, Melody All- berry, Lisa Buerhaus, Debby Berry, Chris Sauers. Second row: Sharon Perez, Barb Helber, Paula Howdyshell, Paula Riley, Barb Whitcraft, Beth Phares, Teresa Nixon, Nancy Barron, Sheila Turner, Mary Ann Miller, Tom Gerken, Steve Rempel, Neal Brady, Mike Berry, Steve Polsley, Quentin Perez, Christy Smith, Kathy Wallace, Betty Webb, Jane Pavlik, Stella Donley, Diane Wells, Betty Walsh, Cindy Sommers, Donna Stivison, Honnie Gasser, Marsha Russell, Pam Castle. Third row: Denise Russell, Melodee Gibson, Debbie Hanner, Jerilea Caten, Cathy Smith, Barara Tschappat, Kathy Oberlin, Judy Shriner, Judy 100 CHOIR MISS MINNIE BOWEN d Shuttleworth, Debbie Dietz, Becky Dupler, Dottie Blosser, Ruth Ann Gil logy. Buddy Skiver, Charles Brown, Tim Mundy, Bill Bell, Ron Rutter, Rick Ruth, Dwight Smart, Nancy McBrown, Janis Wimer, Melody Mundy, Edna Herring, Patty Rowland, Lynn Bryan, Janie Miller, Bev Guess, Paula Hummel, Anne Robinson, Vicki Crawford, Georgia McDaniels. Fourth row: Judy Danison, Susan Oberlin, Patty Stephen, Sharon Steward, Karen Detty, Peggi Davis, Pam Heinlein, Darlene Champ, Sandy Smith, Cindy Siehl, Debbie Good, Marty Rauch, Barb Leonard, Joyce Myers, Cheryl Finnearty, Connie Conrad, Carol Brown, Carol Mathias, Mike Comstock, Jim Donley, Dave Crawford, Gary Rollins, Marty Sharrett, Jim Bob Richards, Tony Lightfoot, Robbie Leonard, Rick Rheinscheld, Chris Bowers, Meri Shelton, Janet Miller, Chris Dalton, Becky Smith, Jill Hahn, Valerie Carpenter, Susan Campbell, Deb Weaver, Mary Ann Kemper, Marsha Pierson, Vendi Hunsaker, Janet White, Peggy Henderly. 1968-1969 was one of the best years for the Logan High School Band. The Chiefs” represented LHS well when they received superior rating at the State Band Con- test of the Ohio Music Education Association. During the football season, the Band presented exciting half-time entertainment to the fans, and gave vigorous MR. HORSKY SENIOR Janie Miller, Jenny Hutchison, Peggy Wolfe, Connie Stone, Jenny Jo Hiles, Mona Jo Cottrill, Kathy Wallace. Second row: Claudette McPheron, Mike Hartman, Marcia Jeffrey, Paula Howdyshell, Jean Ann Knox, Martha Murphy, Betsy Gafke, Becky Bell, Marie Pavlik, Bonnie Bowlby, David Grove, Diane Pavlik, Kendra Price, Sandy Taylor, Cindy Sommers, Debbie Johnson. Third row: Marcia Chute, Vendi Hunsaker, Sue Casner, Sharon Howdyshell, Darlene Klinger, Denis Helber, Melody Allberry, Leslie Johnson, Chris Bowers, LaDonna Peppers, Ervin Blackston, Mike Tucker, Sandy Smith, Barbara Tschappat, Gayla Beougher, Terry Fout, Herry Vernon, Patty Brown, Karen Howdyshell, Paul Mock, Dean Mowrey, Glen Derr, Jim Kelch, Tony support to the Chieftain team at every game—away and at home. Throughout the years, students and citizens have been proud of the Logan High School Band. This year was no exception; all in all, it was a very good year for the Logan High School Band. BAND Lightfoot. Fourth row: Cathy Anderson, Beverly Wolfe, Mary Spohn, Nancy Mowery, Debbie Gill, Linda Sigler, Paula Harrison, Jean Ann Hutchison, Barb Blum, Greg Lightfoot, Regina Daubenmire, Ron Holdridge, Ellery Elick, Randy Myers, David Gill, Randy Herron, Randy Vurcham, Rebecca Howdyshell, Judy Danison, Mary Chute, Debbie Devol, Rick Rheinscheld, Robbie Leonard. Fifth row: Howard S. Galvin, Jan C. Peirce, Pat Johnston, Bev Peppers, Dan Mahaffey, Dan Wolfe, Mark Davidson, Bruce Goldsberry. 103 PEP BAND First row: Kendra Price, Martha Murphy, Sue Casner, Jenny Hutchison, Jean Hutchison, Greg Lightfoot, Dennis Helber, Leslie Johnson. Second row: Tony Lightfoot, Dean Mowrey, Paul Mock, Patty Brown, Randy Herron, Debbie Devol, Rick Rheinscheld, Robbie Leonard, Randy Burcham. Third row: Randy Myers, Howard Galvin, Jan Price. BAND OFFICERS PRESIDENT—Robbie Leonard VICE-PRESIDENT—Mark Davidson SECRETARY—Janie Miller TREASURER—Claudetter McPheron Senior Representative— Debbie Johnson Junior Representative— Glenn Derr Sophomore Representative— Maria Jeffery Freshman Representative—• Jean Ann Knox 104 DANCE BAND First row: Chris Bowers, Leslie Johnson, Greg Lightfoot, Mike Hartman, Dennis Helber. Second row: Debbie Devol, Robbie Leonard, Rick Rheinscheld, Randy Herron. Third row: Randy Myers, Jim Kelch, Tony Lightfoot, Glen Derr, Paul Mock, Dean Mowrey, Mark Davidson, Ellery Elick, Mr. Horsky, Director. The Logan High School Dance Band has been active in the school for a number of years. It is comprised of a select group of band members who are chosen for positions by try-outs. The band provides music for many functions including proms, dances, stage shows, and many more. The Dance Band performs in the Winter and the Spring Concert held each year at the school. 105 GIRLS ENSEMBLE The Logan High School Girls’ Ensemble is composed of nine girls selected in tryouts from girls in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The ensemble is often asked to sing for school, church, and other community organizations. This year the Girls’ Ensemble participated in That’s Entertainment,” a show for the benefit of the Minnie Bowen Scholarship Fund. First row, left to right: Susie Smith, Carol Brown, Barb Tschappat, Ruth Ann Gillogly. Second row, left to right: Janie Miller, Cathy. Glenn, Marsha Pearson, Paula Hummel, Kathy Oberlin. Sandy Smith Sandy Taylor Connie Stone Mona Cottrill Kathy Wallace Bonnie Bowlby Nancy Mowery 107 OUTSTANDING MUSICIANS ALL OHIO YOUTH CHOIR Paula Hummel was selected last summer to be a member of the All Ohio Youth Choir which performs at the Ohio State Fair. She later auditioned for a smaller, more select choir which presents a concert tour of Europe. This summer she will be a member and tour with that choir. ALL OHIO BOYS’ BAND Selected from many applications from all over the state, four Logan band members were members of the 1968 All Ohio Boys’ Band. Sitting: Ellery Elick, sousaphone Greg Lightfoot, saxophone Standing: Rob Leonard, trombone Randy Herron, trombone 108 JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD At the annual Band Banquet, Mr. Horsky presents the Sousa Award to Robbie Leonard. The Award is presented annually to a deserving band member . . . In recognition for outstanding achievement and interest in instrumental music, for singular merit in loyalty and cooperation, and for displaying, generally, those high, qualities of conduct which school instrumental music strives to impart.” ROBBIE LEONARD Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Band Camp 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Solo and Ensemble Contest 9, 10, 11, 12; All Ohio Boys' Band 11, 12; German Band 9, 10, 11; Ohio University Music Clinic 11; Representative 9, 10; Treasurer 11; Band President 12. OKLAHOMA” CAST Chosen for the leads in the musical were: Gary Rollins . Janie Miller . . Kathy Oberlin Glen Derr . .. Jim Donley . . Marty Sharrett ..... CURLY .....LAURIE ..... ANNIE WILL PARKER . . ALI HAKIM ....... JUD Paula Hummel .... AUNT ELLER Due to the death of Miss Bowen, the Musical was cancelled until another year. Ill ... the difference between half a heart and a whole heart makes just the difference be- tween signal defeat and a splendid victory. —A. H. K. Boyd 112 SPORTS 113 CHIEFTAIN GRIDDERS The season opened with a new rival, Morgan, with a loss. The second game of the season Logan came back to beat an old rival, Hilliard. For our first league victory, we beat a top team, Jackson; then we beat Nelson ville-York without too much difficulty. A questionable close loss to Athens followed. In our next league game against Meigs, we opened strong but ran out of gas during the second half but won regardless. Our next loss was a Gallipolis followed by a win over Wellson. By winning our last league game with Ironton, we placed second in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. We ended our season with an out-of-league game with Vinton, in which most of our Reserves played. Sitting: Ken Wilson, Mike Tucker, Mike Berry, Tom Walsh, Gene Smith, Tony Funk, mgr.; Mike Schultz, Jim B. Richards, Curt Culbertson, Chuck Fuller, Ken Adair. Kneeling: Bill Evans, tr.; Bill Shaw, Dave Ellis, Chuck Conrad, Rich Johnson, Ron Rutter, Mike Cottril, Jon Hutchison, John McFadden, Dale Brown, Charles Klingen- berg, Tom Smith, tr. Standing: Asst. Coach Bill Nardo, Asst. Coach Ken Insani; Dave Crawford, Tim Holloway, Chuck Lowe, Mike Walker, Bob Johnston, Asst. Coach Dave Eberst; George Yechnik, Lowell Nutter, Buddy Inboden, Jeff Smith, Dana Beougher, Bob Schmitter, Asst. Coach George Stump; Head Coach Lou Parker. fmm SENIORS Mike Cottrill All S.E.O.A.L. All District tackle, first team All Ohio Honorable Mention Logan... . . . .6 Morgan . 15 Logan... . . .14 Hilliard . 6 Logan... . . . 14 Jackson . 12 Logan... . . .32 Nelsonville-York 8 Logan... 0 Athens . 6 Logan... . . . 16 Meigs . 14 Logan... . . .14 Gallipolis . 21 Logan... . . .20 Wellston 0 Logan... 8 Iron ton 0 Logan... . . .36 Vinton County . .. . 6 Ron and Chuck receive letters at Fall Sports Assembly. I 16 T.D! Six Points?! The men get a rest Tip toe through the tulips Touchdown for George Football is catching on! Ken Adair We want Mike Berry Dale Brown All S.E.O.A.L. Honorable Mention Dave Ellis SENIORS That Ball Tim Holloway Rich Johnson Ken Wilson All S.E.O.A.L. Honorable Mention CHIEFTAIN Kneeling: Bill Bell, Steve Hampshire, Gary Rollins. Stand- ing: Trainer Tom Smith, Jeff Stivison, Bob Johnston, Dan Gallagher, Coach Ken Insani, Chuck Conrad, Dana The 1968-69 basketball season was one of ups and downs.- Although the season was 7 and 12, many interesting and exciting games were seen. The Chieftains were tied for fifth in the league, but with efforts like the game against Athens, Wellston, and Jackson, they looked as if they were number one. Outstanding efforts were contributed by seniors Fred Walter, Dan Gallagher, and Cliff Siehl. Because of the tremendous efforts of the whole team, it was a very successful season. 120 CAGERS Beougher, Fred Walter, Jim Dalton, Mark Shaw, Cliff Siehl, Mgr. Steve Robb. Logan vs. Gallipolis Wellston ........................ 53-80 Miller .......................... 70-89 Jackson ......................... 64-75 Waverly ......................... 64-76 Athens .......................... 54-58 Nelsonville-York................. 78-64 Meigs Local ..................... 55-46 Federal-Hocking ................. 71-65 fronton.......................... 52-56 Gallipolis....................... 60-55 Wellston ........................ 70-68 Federal-Hocking ................. 57-59 Jackson ......................... 65-64 Athens .......................... 55-64 Nelsonville-York ................ 68-54 Meigs Local ......................67-72 Ironton...........................72-86 Bill Bell Chuck Conrad Jim Dalton Cliff Siehl Jeff Stivison (•'red Walter Captam Bob Johnston, Dan Gallagher, and Mark Shaw are recognized at the annual All-S.E.O. Basketball Banquet. RESERVE SQUAD First row: Herbie Burhts, Steve Handa, Rory McBroom, Tim Mundy. John Light. Second row: Bill Henderson, mgr.; Dave Crawford, Dave Rectonwaldt, George Yechnik, Bob Schmitter, Dave Thompson, Bill Saving, mgr.; Coach George Stump. 124 Fred Walter makes two points! The Papooses in action— jar lejt, Steve Handa makes a driving lay- up left, Dave Rectenwaldt shoots a short jumper. Below: Bob Johnston sinks a long jumper. 125 Charles Fred Walters Capt am Dave Ellis Ed Townsend CHIEFTAIN Kneeling: Rick Smith, Don Goldsberry, Mike Berry, Rob Hems- worth. Sitting: Jim Donley, Cliff Siehl, Jeff Stivison, Fred Walter, Tony Lightfoot, Charles Gerken, Rob Leonard, Ed Townsend, Dave Ellis, Ken Rilson. Third row: Marion Allen, Coach; Mike Hartman, Gerkin Jeff Stivison SLUGGERS Bob Johnston, Mike Shultz, Herbie Burhts, Chuck Lowe, Bill Shaw, Brian Miller, Jim Kalklosch, Asst. Coach Stilwell. Fourth row: Gene Smith, Tim Mundy, Hugh Taulbee, Mark Shaw, Dave Chute, Richard Klinger, Dean Sigler, Mike Tucker. Ken Wilson Mike Berry Jim Donley Don Goldsberry Rob Hemsworth SENIOR LETTERMEN LOGAN LINKSMEN Bruce Goldsberry, Rich Johnson, Harper Sommers, Dick Sloan, Bill Henderson, Bill Saving. Not pictured: Paul Blosser. Harper Sommers Rich Johnson 129 LOGA First row: Steve Props, Greg Inboden, Rick Schein, George Hedges, Chuck Fox. Second row: John McFadden. George Yeknich, Dale Brown, Tim Holloway, Chuck Conrad, Ken Adair, Ron Rutter, Alan Johnson, Joe Carmean, Dave Craw- Joe Carmean Chuck Ken Adair Dale Brown CINDERMEN ford. Third roiv: Coach Eberst, Jon Hutchinson, John Light, Mike Dunn, Mike Walker, Lowel Nutter, Jeff Smith, Buddy Skiver, Rory McBroom, Randy Warthman, Coach Stump. Ron Rutter Conrad Tim Holloway Alan Johnson L O G N A E N T T E R S Doug Fouch Mike Moo rehead Randy Herron Kneeling: Randy Her- ron, John Matthews, Mike Moorehead, Doug Fouch. Standing: Dave Bartlett, Coach Ken In- sani, Randy Wilkinson. Randy Wilkinson ALL SPORTS AWARD CHUCK CONRAD Annually, at the All-Sports Banquet, the outstand- ing athlete of all sports is announced. Chuck Conrad was presented the All-Sports Award for his partici- pation in football, basketball, and track. At the banquet, the outstanding senior in each sport was recognized: OUTSTANDING LINEMAN, Ron Rutter TENNIS, Randy Wilkonson TRACK, Chuck Conrad BACK, Chuck Conrad BASKETBALL, Fred Walter BASEBALL, Fred Walter GOLF, Rich Johnson The senior cheerleaders were also football and basketball seasons, recognized for their efforts during the Receiving statuettes were: Mary Kay Walsh, Carol Ann Brown, Ruth Ann Gillogly, and Christy Smith. Unable to attend was Dottie Blosser. 133 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Dottie Blosser 135 Christy Smith Cindy Heinlein Mary Kay Walsh Ruth Ann Gillogly Carol Ann Brown RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Honnie Gasser Cindy Sommers Marcia Jeffrey Chris Dalton Chieftain Marty Rauch Jan Thorpe The biggest threat to the baseball players’ health was the new pitching machine, demonstrated here by Coach Stilwell. The cheerleaders greet Conrad as the team runs on to the court. The Chiefs’ No. 1 fan, Bill Sauer, attended all games, regardless of the weather. Kendra Dennis, captain of the girls’ basket- ball team, demonstrates her skill to Marty Gasser and Mrs. Kohl. The Varsity cheerleaders lead the student body in a cheer during a pep assembly. 137 Minds are like parachutes. They only function when they are open. —Lord Thomas Dewar 138 ACADEMICS 139 SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS AMERICAN HISTORY STEVE ROBB BETH PHARF.S ROGER SCHRADER Not present for picture, DIANE PAVLIK SENIOR SOCIAL STUDIES ROBBIE LEONARD ERIC STEWART JOE CARMEAN MIKE BERRY, 2nd in District, 2nd in District regardless, Honorable Mention in State Not pictured, JIM ROBB, 4th in District BOOKKEEPING PAULA HUMMEL, 5th in District JEAN ANN HUTCHISON, 5th in District KAREN ANDY Not pictured, GEORGE DENNIS, 2nd in in District WORLD HISTORY DIANE STIMF.L DANNY JENKINS, 1st in District, 5th in District regardless of classification, Honorable Mention in State. SANDY TAYLOR ED WILLET ENGLISH 12 KATHY FISHER VICKI CRAWFORD JANIE MILLER MARK DAVIVSON ENGLISH 11 MARY ANN MILLER KATHY OBERLIN CATHY GEIGER, 2nd in District, 2nd in District regardless, Honorable Mention in State BONNIE ECKELBERRY ENGLISH 10 DEBBY BERRY DENISE RUSSELL VALERIE DAUBENMIER MARTHA BARBER LATIN II MIKE TUCKER MELODY ALLBERRY CONNIE STONE, 5th in District LINDA DALTON, 3rd in District, 4th in District regardless, Honorable Mention in State 141 SPANISH I SPANISH II MARSHA RUSSELL DEBBIE JOHNSON, 3rd in District CAROL MATHIAS, 2nd in District CINDY LIGHTFOOT DEBBIE BRYAN NORMA RUFF CINDY SIEHL CINDY HEINLEIN GEOMETRY RICKEY RUTH MILDRED CLONCH, 3rd in District, 5th in District regardless, Honorable Mention in State JILL HAHN LINDA McCUNE ADVANCED ALGEBRA RICK RHEINSCHELD MIKE BAZELL JIM BARTHOLOMEW CHUCK LITTLE 142 BIOLOGY STEVE POLSLEY SUSAN OBERLIN, 1st in District, 2nd in District regardless, Honorable Mention in State JANET MILLER, 3rd in District, 5th in District regardless LARRY HUGHES PHYSICS MIKE WALKER, 2nd in District BRIAN MILLER, 5th in District JOHN McFADDEN GLEN DERR, 3rd in District CHEMISTRY CHRIS BOWERS CHARLES RICKETTS, 3rd in District, 5th in Dis- trict regardless MIKE BAIRD, 2nd in District, 2nd in District re- gardless, Honorable Mention in State TONY LIGHTFOOT 143 BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM June 1, 1969 3:00 P.M. Processional..............................Pomp and Circumstance .........................Edward Elgar Mrs. Thomas Brandt, Accompanist Invocation ..........................................................The Rev. L. William Countryman St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Address ....................................................................................... Gratitude” The Rev. Paul Jones Church of Christ Hillsboro, Ohio Faith Of Our Fathers Frederick W. Faber Benediction .................................................................The Rev. Hugh Robinson Immanuel United Methodist Church Recessional Pomp and Circumstance Edward Elgar Ushers Gary Rollins ........................................ President, Junior Class Norma Ruff .......................................Vice-President, Junior Class Loraine Helber William Shaw Charles Lowe Cynthia Siehl Michael Schultz Elizabeth Walsh 144 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM June 5, 1969 8:00 P.M. . ... Pomp and Circumstance...... Mrs. Thomas Brandt, Accompanist Gore United Methodist Charge Salutatorian Superintendent, Logan City Schools Dr. Harvey Hahn Pastor, The Otterbein Church Dayton, Ohio Principal, Logan High School President, Logan City Board of Education Valedictorian First Baptist Church Pomp and Circumstance Invocation ............. Class Address .......... Presentation of Class . Presentation of Diplomas Farewell ................ Senior Class Song Benediction Recessional .... ....... Mr. Charles Moore .......... Mr. Don Russell .....Miss Deborah Johnson . Miss Claudette McPheron The Rev. Leonard Ferguson .............. Edward Elgar 145 Processional Invocation . Welcome . . ......... Edward Elgar The Rev. Clarence Leach .... Miss Carol Mathias .... Mr. Dwight Diller .... No Fingerprints” Valedictorian Debbie Johnson re- ceives her diploma from School Board President Don Russell. Behind Debbie is Ron Rutter, Senior class president. Salutatorian Carol Mathias ascends the steps, lead- ing one line of the processional. 146 SPECIAL AWARDS BETTY WALSH—Sarah Rockhold Memorial Award, for the outstanding junior home econom- ics student. KAREN DIETZ—Crisco Award, for the out- standing senior home economics student. DEBBIE BURGESS—not pictured, Betty Crocker Award. Outstanding Business Student ROXANNE TAULBEE Good Citizen Award—DAR VICKI CRAWFORD Nationwide Beauty Academy Scholarship KAREN ELLINGER SHARON ELLINGER FRED WALTER DeKalb Outstanding Agriculture Senior Award District 14 FFA Dairy Farmer 1968 State FFA Degree I Dare You” Award ROBBIE LEONARD SUZY SMITH 147 PERSONALITY SHEET NAME KEN ADAIR KAREN ANDY DAVE BAILEY BRENDA BAINTER MIKE BAIRD MIKE BAKER SUE BARTLEY BILL BELL ALAN BERRY MIKE BERRY TIM BLAIR DOTTIE BLOSSER CHRIS BOWERS STEVE BOZETT DIANA BROOKS ALVARETTA BROWN CAROL BROWN DALE BROWN DEBBIE BURGESS DIANA BURGESS SUSAN CAMPBELL JOE CARMEAN DEBBIE CARSON SUZANNE CASTELL PAM CASTLE DARLENE CHAMP MARCIA CHUTE JAMES COFFILL SAM COLLET BONNIE CONRAD CHUCK CONRAD SUSAN COOK MIKE COTTRILL VICKI CRAWFORD SANDRA CYRUS JAMES DALTON MARK DAVIDSON PEGGI DAVIS GEORGE DENNIS KENDRA DENNIS KENNY DEWEY VICKI DEWEY KAREN DIETZ DOTTIE DOERING ELAINE DONLEY JIM DONLEY JOHN DUPLER ELLERY ELICK KAREN ELLINGER SHARON ELLINGER DAVE ELLIS ROD EVANS DEBBIE FICK KATHY FISHER DOUG FOUCH BRIDGET FOX JOHN FRANCISCO TONY FUNK DAN GALLAGHER JOYCE GANOCY JOY GASSER DAVID GASTIN CHARLES GERKEN RICH GIFFIN ALIAS Odie Andy Dave Brenda Baird Mike CONVERSATIONAL TOPIC Talk about B.J. last party before summer football practice Delmar Hunting and cars Boys The breeding of Oriental sheep Cars Huh Physic Phenomena The Bouncer Phil Cowboy Sports and 151 Connie Sue Jones Norma Horses Phyllis” Big Jim” Ralph Nothing particular Brooksie Girls and boats Lewie!!! Irene Carol ie Brownie Burgess Burgie Susi, Sues Carmen Debb Suzie Pammy Dari Marsh Flash T-Bird” Big Women Cazzic Cook Denny Vic” Sandy oatch Preacher Peg Punk Waves The” slumber party Football and that certain girl Gary Cars and boys Boys and cars Great Wrestlers Anything and everything O.S.U. football Boys The witch” said, . .. John Motorcycles and racing Girls’; Betterment of my general health Those swinging nights Sports and girls Working and why I don’t like it Chrvsler products and football Lonnie Joe “Little Dot G;rls and drums Withering Heights Girls Certain friends and our problems Cricket and Mom Dietz Hot Lips Peanuts Warren Big John” Celery Twin Sis Jim You name it. I’ll talk about it Boone My ambition and goals in life Extinction of wildlife and old movies My Honda 50” B lessor's Restaurant, Band and choir Anything and everything Anything that comes along Whiz Kid Goober Clyde Fickie Kathy Food Rainbow Girls Chemistry! Doug Anything and everything? Foxy Anything John Mom Booner Printing The Punic Wars Hot Lips Joyce Tony and math Gasser Notre Dame Hey Dumb Dumb! Girls Charlie Crab Apples and Horse Chestnuts Gif” Hair DISTINGUISHED BY A black Falcon with 260 Ram Air Brown 61 Chevy Ugliness Sarcasm Always sleeping in class Always being late ’64 Plymouth 318 Hemi Burk’s Used cars Absolutely nothing Bright socks and i960 Roadrunner Little blue bug Barb ’64 Ivory Dodge wagon Twins, Punk and '69 Toyota Freckles A certain guy Being able to sleep any- time, anyplace Walsh Long hair Campbell’s truck 427 Chevelle Tom Being myself Long bangs Schmidt and Smith Gracie and Sam Curly hair Redeye Straws The gang White teeth Shake Shoppe Always with Barb Green '66 Comet '55 Willys Corvette Curls No voice My red pick-up truck Brooks and the twins My bow legs Laugh Boone Jean Ann Hutchison Girls and a dazed look Executive look Brenda Books, Punk, my twin and the Falcon Flying Falcon and my twin Mary Ann Kemper Intelligence Jeanie and Sharon Lunch money Stupid humor Very undistinguished Quietness A Seal Dottie Tony and my squinty eyes Tardiness Bright remarks Susie Hair AMBITION To get married and have a lot of kids To be a private secretary Contractor Guitar player To have a good job To be the President of Key Club Be Chief of Police of Maxville To get Pam Stewart mar- ried and out of every- one’s hair! To be a banker To have a Corvette Wine, women and song Very little To make Big Jim happy! To be friends with every- one and make something of myself in the future To own a Marina To graduate! To become a Wave To be a very private” nurse To ride a red coaster wagon down Main Street To have my tonsils pulled To be an auto mechanic Be a millionaire before I’m 30; and own a ’vette To go to college To work at Lockheed To be a success To be an English teacher To be a witch and fly high To be a beautician and marry John Career in the Navy To promote the prevention of disease To graduate To be another Gale Sayers Data Processing Techni- cian Industrial Arts teacher and coach To teach Barb another word besides Tim To marry Joe Major in English To be a rich lawyer To be a history teacher in Vermont To graduate from high school To solve all of my prob- lems and to try the Roller Derby once Grade A dairy farm To be a secretary Home Economic teacher or secretary To be a successful model To become an airline stewardess and to marry an honorable young mm The Supreme Deity alone knows Electronic engineer To become a teacher and to be rich Beautician on an ocean liner Beautician on a space- ship To be a professional base- ball player Get a job To be a Dietitian To be an English (?) teacher To pursue happiness To become a very pri- vate secretary To be a printer To be a good mother To blow up bridges in Vietnam To be a zookccpcr To get a college degree Be a graduate of ’69 To practice law Grow more hair 148 NAME RUTH ANN GILLOGLY CAREY GI.ENN CATHEY GLENN DON GOLDSBERRY REBECCA GOOD TED GOOD CANDY GREEN BEVERLY GUESS JIM HAHN BRENDA HAMILTON DEBRA HANNER KATHLEEN HARDEN MIKE HARTMAN GREGORY HATFIELD TOM HATFIELD PAMELA HEINLEIN BARBARA HELBER DANA HELBER DENNIS DENNIS HELBER GLENN HEMSWORTH PEGGY HENDERLY LINDA HENRY RANDY HERRON WESLEY HICKS TIM HOLLOWAY FREDERICK HOUSTON BARNIE HOWARD PAULA HOWDYSHELL DEBBIE HUFFINES GREG HUFFMAN PAULA HUMMEL JEAN ANN HUTCHI- SON DANNY JENKINS ALLAN JOHNSON DEBBIE JOHNSON JULIE JOHNSON RICH JOHNSON MIKE KEELS MARY ANN KEMPER TERRY KLINE NANCY LEFFLER DEBBIE LEHMAN ROBBIE LEONARD ANTHONY LIGHTFOOT CINDY LIGHTFOOT JACK LYNCH LYNDELL McCLURE ESTHER McGOMERY CLAUDETTE McPHER- ON CAROL MATHIAS KAREN MEADOWS VICTORIA MELVIN JANE MILLER ANGELA MOGAVERO RANDY MOHLER MIKE MOOREHEAD JIM MOUNT KIRK MOWERY RANDY MYERS JENNIFER NELSON WHITMER KURT NUNNALLY DONNA OLIVER PERSONALITY SHEET ALIAS CONVERSATIONAL TOPIC DISTINGUISHED BY Ruthie Boys and college Green Chevy truck and laugh Carey Tcrcssa Volkswagen Cath Whatever Debb wants to talk about Jim Goldberg” Sports and several other things Shortness Becky Anything My Advanced Math book Ted Everything Love or Buck Jones Our future My wink Bev College Guess? Winnie Hunting and Libby My face Shorty Money and driving cars Being the shortest girl in the Senior Class Teesh Our Journalism class Shelia, Peggy, and Linda Kathie College football Myself Pcasel My fabulous personality My modesty Steve Guitars Jean Jacket My '65 Plymouth Tom Amos Beoughcr Pamic Everything Barb Tim Vicki Lovic George Pam and Deb Dionysius Good books A good book Robbie Grazing in the grass Haircut Pegothy Did you get that chemis- try problem? My necklace Lin Psychedelic happenings on weekends Incense none Music Black glasses Automobiles Curly hair Hathaway Censored Turquoise Terror Butch Vocational School Always with Tom Howard Cars, racing, and last but not least girls The Hustler Howdy You name it, I’H talk about it A lock I can never get open Red” David Red hair Booner” Phase III 427 Camaro Holloway always beside me Pada Hutchel” Who squealed on A— A-—?! My inability to find out things about myself before other people do George Warner Avenue Johnson Jeanie That special guy at O.U. Casey Complimenting Debbie My camera Allan Cars and girls ’57 Chevy Hazel I don’t converse, I just yak!!! My bugs and my oboe noises Jin , Pink” Gary National Guardsman The Athens football game Kentucky woman and a green V.W. Goober Cars Height and handsomeness Mary Ann My 'ole man! Ya Mad? That handy Honda T Mothers My SS 283 Baby Jane” Boys! Hair color Baby Thumper Jim from Union Furnace My big mouth Rob Weather A trombone Tony Joyce and sports Joyce Lightfoot Kent My halo Froggy Cars and girls '60 Corvair Lynn Oscar Boys Kay Lew Best friend, Jenny Nelson Gracie Terry Marsh and Sam Carol Sing-out Logan The lunch line with Peg and Deb Kay Icki” Shawn Lyn Herb AIpcrt and Ed Ames Reddish hair Janie Undecipherable Long brown hair Angie My methods on self de- fense My ability to talk to ob- jects Farmer” Girls Stupidity Mayor My sweet thing Eligible bachelor Cinders Black hair Jock” Dissent Blue Cheer Myers Girls Band Kurt Joe Best friend, Esther Jenny Girls and the blue Valiant '64 blue bomb with vinyl top Donna Jean Bill Blue eyes AMBITION To make a certain guy happy and to go to college To become janitor of the Court House To go to college and be a success Secretary To be a dentist To make Johnny happy To teach To succeed in Life To join the Waves To be president of the Kenl-Ration Company Get married To be the world's greatest flagpole sitter To get out of school To race cars To make it to Memphis, Tennessee To teach Vicki another word besides Lonnie To get a timed writing To become Mayor of Haydcnville Drive on a slippery Sun- day and keep my fenders intact To have an ambition To prove the world is mythical To play trombone profes- sionally To become Mayor of Maxville Professional bum Firctower in Montana To do something that most people will not do To be a teacher Go to Brazil or Switzer- land Owning a Camaro To go to Europe and then college at M.U. To go to Egypt To teach Biology and be a minister College, marriage, and stability To be a vegetarian psy- chologist To go to bootcamp Enter demolition derby with my V.W. Professional motorcycle racer Graduate from college single” and own a Har- ley-74 To own a new ’57 Beautician To marry Mij someday!!! To direct New York’s Philharmonic Become a professional musician To be a foot doctor for a centipede To get a good car Secretary To marry Lew and to graduate To be a nurse and marry Terry To be an elementary teacher Marry Shawn Be a missionary nurse To be a teacher To write a book Professional meanie To fly Vietnam To sec B. B. King Go to Vietnam, then to college To marry Joe and gradu- ate Get a new car and head for the future To get married and be happy 149 PERSONALITY SHEET NAME AUAS CONVERSATIONAL TOPIC DISTINGUISHED BY TERRY PASKINS Terry Painting and styles of clothing My look alike sister GEORGE PAVLIK Parnelli Pavlik Lucy in the Sky with Dia- monds Always driving over the speed limit JUDY PRIMMER Everything in general Long hair JAMES REMPEL Jim Hunting and the Army Green Volkswagen CHARLES RICKETTS Sky Pilot Chemistry class Powder burns JIM ROBB Rabb Amos. Stomper and Funk Chrome klccncx holder JAMES ROLEY Hocking Hillbillie Country Music Singing ability STEVE ROLLINS Hey you!! Jan Long wavy hair PAULA- RUSH Maxine T.A.A. My naturally curly hair GREGG RUSSELL Zcke Citizen’s Band Radio Personality MARSHA RUSSELL Marsh Do you remember when Miss Gray ... ? Green eyes RON RUTTER Ro The Logan vs. Athens football game and Mother Funk Chemistry and Journalism Frequent visits to Enter- prise RON RYDZEWSKI Rezuski Ricketts CHRISTINE SAUERS Chris Boys My sloppy hair JOHN SCHEIN Sunshine Automobiles and girls Size KAREN SCHMIDT CHERYL SCHMITTER Schmidts At this rate I’ll live up to my ambition My coordination PATTY SETTE Sette Fred Fred MARTY SHARRETT Shark-stick Gambling Eligible Bachelor DAVID SHAW Shavie Daw Wild cars and women Colt and Sue RUTH ANN SHULTZ Shultzie Most Anything No one yet but I’m look- PAM SHUTTLEWORTH Pete Tim ing Lehman CLIFF SI EH I. Seal Girls and sports Red Datsun CHRISTINE SLUSHER Chris Isn’t it true about? Never shutting up ALLYN CHRISTINE SMITH Big A1 J. and J. My race CHARLES SMITH Doc Spock Weekends at the Ridge My ability to keep Boone and Hutch out of trouble GEORGIAN SMITH Big G Joe Black Firebird JUDY SMITH Smith Sears credit and Jess Sears credit, Stewart’s green pick up truck and Jess RICK SMITH Smitty Smith Cars SANDY SMITH Censored Little Red Boat SHERRY SMITH Anything Roger and horses Fatness SUZY SMITH Smitty Kent New eyes HARPER SOMMERS Smoke Just about anything unin- teresting Wearing checked pants and plaid shirts MIKE SPACKEY Spock Roxanne Roxanne ERIC STEWART Slim nothing PAMELA STEWART Pete About a new truck and about anything anyone else has to say about a new truck The hunk of junk, green truck I drive and my friends hanging on the back RACHEL STEWART Red” Boys Long hair WAYNE STEWART Wayne Lee Hocking Poultry Gravy Truck DIANE STIMEL Stimel M.V.N.C. Long hair JEFF STIVISON Red Sports Red and white bomb JAMES STRAUSBAUGH J. R. Police brutality Long sideburns and Linda ROXANNE TAULBEE Roxanne Mike Brown eyes SANDY TAYLOR Taylor” Graveyards at midnight, Christmas trees in July and ghosts My conversational topic ALAN THOMPSON Al My '57 GTO Barb ED TOWNSEND Ed Townsend Indian mongoose 427 Cobra SUSAN TSCHUDY Sue Dave Grey ’60 Chevy DAVE TUCKER Tuck Amos Beoughcr Scarlet and gray Rambler and height BARBARA VILLERS Barb Ohio University Long blonde hair RANDY WALLACE Wall-eye Paula Burgess, Carol and Volks- wagen MARY KAY WALSH M. K. or red Mv problems and your difficulties TOM WALSH Widdlcy Wheel stand in the bakery FRED WALTER Farmer Sports Patty DEB WEAVER Weaver Curt and L. P. W. '63 Maroon Ford and kinky hair ’60 Chevy with frame and engine RANDY WILKINSON Lover? anything they want to talk about ED WILLET Eddie Baseball My red Volkswagen KEN WILSON Willie” Sports and girls Manly physique LARRY WILSON Tubby Hunting and motorcycling and girls Honda SS125 and D.E.C.A. PEGGY WOLFE Sam Garold and band My car CAROLYN ZINN Carol” Art Short hair AMBITION Artist or airline stew- ardess Have a farm and raise grass Go to a cosmetology school To enlist in the U.S. Army To be great To grow long side burns Professional entertainer To make the honor roll To make someone happy To get a car before I graduate To marry someone rich so I can have at least six children Yes To do a chemistry prob- lem To go to school and get married To graduate To stay single To be a farmer's wife Becoming a married bachelor To blow off a red Dodge Dart Go to nursing school and become a wife someday to marry Mit—somedav To be liked by everyone To stay home or just be a bum!!! To make it regardless of To finish four years of college at O.U. with Booner To marry Joe Graduate and marry Jess To own a 328 Camaro To make it to California next summer To marry Roger To teach Kindergarten To be Ohio's first witch doctor To catch for the Cincin- nati Reds Technical engineer To become a great secre- tary in the White House To be a good secretary To get away from the Poultry Success Professional baseball play- er and a chemist To wipe out greed, hate, and depression To be a Computer Tech- nologist To be a counterspy in the Tibetan Secret Service To pass chemistry Engineer Get rich at Murphy's Not to be a grocery clerk To teach first grade To be somebody that somebody loves To be a cheerleader at Notre Dame Coach Get rich at Shnrff and marry Curt To get married as soon as possible and get out of the draft Become a teacher C.P.A. or Professional baseball player To graduate and to get rich working at Scars To be a missionary To join Art in the Phil- ippines 150 550 Zanesville Ave. Logan, Ohio Telephone 385-5616 GENERAL HOCKING BRICK COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 THE CARBORUNDUM COMPANY 154 BELVILLE MOTOR CAR INC. SALES SERVICE PARTS J CHEVROLET A 385-5624 DALE'S ASHLAND 24-HOUR SERVICE 220 South Mulberry St. 385-5402 Compliments of LOGAN MEAT SUPPLIES BLOSSER'S RESTAURANT Main and Market St. Party Room Available CHARLIE BUSH—owner SCHULTHEIS CASE INS. AGENCY DRUG STORE INC. All Forms of THE REXALL STORE Insurance and Bonds Professional 86 E. Main St. Prescription Service EV 5-2532 385-2131 155 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 56 S. Spring St. 385-2101 BAZELL'S TEXACO SERVICE CUT CURL BEAUTY SHOP U.S. Rt. 33 E. Logan, Ohio 385-5430 49 S. Mulberry Logan, Ohio 385-2141 KEITH'S MEM SHOP 156 Compliments of LITTLE'S JEWELRY SWAIM'S PURE OIL Expert Watch Repairing 1201 W. Hunter St. 96 E. Main St. 385-2518 Logan, Ohio SHAKE SHOPPE Old-Fashioned Goodness 1205 W. Hunter St. 385-4576 COLONIAL RESTAURANT LOGAN FEDERAL SAVINGS Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods, AND Chicken LOAN ASSOCIATION OPEN DAILY 6 A.M.-IO P.M. Since 1888 811 W. Hunter St. Logan, Ohio 157 HOMELITE STIHL CHAIN Saw Sales and Service A satisfied customer is our goal St. Rt. 93 North Logan JACK'S SURPLUS CITY Your Family Shoe and Clothing Store Open Daily 9-9; Sunday 10-7 975 W. Hunter St. 385-3645 THE CITIZENS BANK of Logan The Bank of Friendly Service Locally Owned Compliments of RUTH'S GREENHOUSE BRIMNER INS. AGENCY Know Insurance or . . . know your agent 526 E. Main St. 385-3150 BEACON PRESS INC. P.O. Box 818, 325 E. Front St. Compliments of Logan, Ohio, 385-5414 OR WIG Printing Office Supplies OIL CO. Office Furniture and Typewriters. 158 LOGAN GLASS PLANT Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Progress is our most important product GENERALSELECTRIC LOGAN MONUMENT COMPANY 156 W. Main St. 385-2132 ART KRAFT Compliments of HOLLIS FREEMAN MOVING Rt. 3 385-2572 Photographic Studio Senior Pictures—Portraits 58l 2 E. Main St. 385-3565 Direct All Your Inquiries Regarding Income Tax to McCRAY-POND 159 JOE GOMPF FLORIST When You Care Enough To Send The Very Best Growers and Designers of Flowers 80 W. Main St.—Logan, Ohio Compliments of LOGAN DAILY NEWS 385-5651 Compliments of COLE MOTOR SALES Logan, Ohio High Quality Used Cars Authorized Honda Sales and Service SUPER DUPER 1390 W. Hunter 385-4141 Lowest Prices in Hocking County, No Brag . . . Just Facts 160 THE FARMER'S AND MERCHANTS BANK Logan, Ohio Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Affiliated With Banohio Corp. 385-5644 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 JONES MEAT MARKET LOGAN HOME FURNISHINGS We Furnish the Complete Home 145 W. Main St. 385-3125 Assets Over $17,000,000.00 CHARLIE DAVIE Insurance 40 N. Spring St. 385-2111 MILBY'S DRIVE-IN Try Our Delicious Spanish Hot Dogs With Our Own Root Beer SHARFF'S 898 W. Hunter St. 12 W. Main St. 385-4016 385-5478 161 Compliments of WALSH'S BAKERY THE BEST IN TOWN Compliments of CONLEY'S 75 E. Main Street Logan, Ohio CHARLES GEIL LAMBERT'S MOTORS FOOD CENTER Pontiac—Buick—Opel Sales 1266 W. Hunter St. 1380 W. Hunter St. Logan, Ohio Logan, Ohio For The Finest Food In Town Compliments of NICK'S WINE SHOP JARVIS SPORTSMAN DINING ROOM AND LOUNGE Everything for Parties and Picnics 105 W. Main Street Famous For Excellent Catering Logan, Ohio RISCH'S DRUG STORE 24 W. Main St. 385-4014 162 SERVICE CENTER RESTAURANT OPEN 24 HOURS U.S. Rt. 33W Logan Best Wishes to the Class of '69 LOCKHEED GEORGIA CO. STOLTZ DRUG STORE Logan's Family Pharmacy Walgreen Agency 98 W. Main St. 385-3027 163 U-DO-IT LAUNDROMAT 146 S. Market St. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY—7 DAYS A WEEK CHAKERES LOGAN THEATRE AND HOCKING DRIVE-IN As always, we are indebted to the advertisers. We want to thank the advertisers and remind you to patronize them. THE AERIAL STAFF 164 PATRONS BUSINESSES ARCADE SHOE STORE LOGAN INSURANCE AGENCY, BARGAIN HOUSE INC. FRIEDMAN SHOES MAIN SHELL STATION HAMMOND SIGNS MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOG HANEY'S HOUSE OF FASHION HOCKING POULTRY HULS' PRINTING C. INTERNATIONAL CARBON AND RIBBON, INC. KNOTTY PINE RESTAURANT SALES G. C. MURPHY CO. J. C. PENNEY CO. ROBERTS' FUNERAL HOME SCHRADER GULF SERVICE SINSEL'S WESTERN AUTO PROFESSIONAL DR. WARD DOERING DR. CHARLES AND DR. C. A. GAFFIN DR. JACK RAUCH RAYMOND E. KEAIRNS, D.D.S. DR. C. F. SHONK ALBERT E. LEONARD, D.D.S. GERKEN MOORE, ATTORNEYS- DR. PAUL W. SIEHL AT-LAW JAN S. 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