Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

Table of Contents ...8 .28 .60 .90 .76 106 134 Administration Seniors....... Underclassmen Sports........ Student Life... Organizations. Advertisements TIME CAPSULE FOR 1969-70 Puffy—Senior Class President Miller’s Bronco and Mud Car Bash Bonfire Athens-0, Logan-34 Homecoming Queen—Janis Wimer “A Time For Us” Barb’s Majorette Skirt Bob’s Knee Band Bus Trips Football Dance Cool-Tempered Basketball Players Judy Gregory’s ’’Therapy” John Matthews’ Birthday Party Christmas Vacation The “Sleighbells” NHS Food Drive Our MVP—Mark Shaw Kurt King—Logan’s No. 1 Chief Mr. Lake’s Shower Basketball Ball Basketball Queen—Cindy Heinlein Noon Movies Bob’s Trash Can Seat in the Hall Student Council “Beg Egg” Our Fearless Leader—Mrs. B. K. Noon Intramurals John, Bob, and Bill— Chemistry 1st Period Mrs. Chaney—Everybody’s Favorite Y-Teens’ Bike Marathon 4 Owen B. Concert Earth Day Pierson’s Slumber Party Webb Summitt Stand-Off “Doc” and His Fabulous Junior Class Bomb Scares New Lex Track Meets Our Great Tennis Team Y-Teens’ Breakfast Raine’s Magic Car Rod’s Tennis Ability Grub Day Ricky Ruth—Girls’ P.E. Instructor Square Dances in the School Yard Outstanding Senior Athlete—Bill Shaw All Sports Banquet Mrs. Keairns’ Window Band Banquet Awards Assemblies Key Club Party Mike Young and the Tractor Beach Parties on Prom Decoration Day Caves’ Skip Out Day Senior Banquet Prom—Bridge Over Troubled Water Kurt King’s Pool and “Crocodile Bites” Bridge Over Troubled Water Falls on Crawford’s foot Chemistry 1st in State— Glen Derr Dean’s Diploma Jim Mike’s Graduation Party 5 Administration Administration Administration Administration Superintendent’s Message To the Members of the Class of 1970: On behalf of the members of the Board of Education, the Staff, and student body of Logan City School District, it is a pleasure to congratulate you on your successful completion of the course of study required for graduation. It is our sincere hope that you have tak- en advantage of the educational oppor- tunities made available to you during the past twelve years as we attempted to assist you in attaining the knowledge necessary to achieve your individual potentials. Today, when the acquisition of knowl- edge is a necessity, we hope that you have prepared yourself in such a way that you will be able to assume your rightful place in our democratic society. Whether you plan to continue your education in a col- lege or a technical school, become gain- fully employed, or assume the responsi- bilities of homemaking, we urge you to approach your undertakings with a posi- tive attitude, for if you are determined to be successful, you shall be. Learning is a life-long process—and it should be. Never stop growing—always strive toward greater heights than you believe are possible to attain. Through perseverance and determination you can achieve your goals. May God grant you good health and continued success in all of your endeavors. George M. Saribalas 8 Administrative Assistant HAROLD R. SMITH Secretary JANETTE MIKES TO THE CLASS OF 1970: Let me congratulate you upon the completion of your public school education. It has been a pleas- ure to share, these past years with you. May you use your school experiences as a foundation on which to build your lives. In the future may your efforts be aimed not only toward your own in- dividual improvement, but also toward that of the society in which you live and for which you must share a responsibility. Charles J. Moore, Principal CHARLES J. MOORE Secretary ESTHER SCHULTZ Secretary GAYLE HEINLEIN 10 Logan City Board of Education SEATED: James B. Moore, Vice-Pres.; Carl W. Risch, Pres.; Joy K. Boling, Clerk-Treas.; Donald G. Young. STANDING: Dan G. Long; Don R. Russell. JUDY LANNING, Asst. Clerk-Treas. II Secretary to Mr. Saribalas HESTER LEE WHITE Assistants MARION C. ALLEN NANCY AZBELL Advanced Woodworking Biology Woodworking THERESA BRANDT KATHERINE BRIMNER Vocal Music Voc. Home Economics DONALD A. CHRISTENSON Chemistry JO ANNE CHANEY Girls’ Physical Education HELEN BEERY Voc. Home Economics FLORENCE BROOKS English 12 CHARLENE CLINE English 10 13 WILLIAM COLLIER DOUGLAS CROY American Government Journalism Psychology FLORENCE ELLINGER Guidance HARLEY ELLINGER Geometry Combination Geometry ALICE FRASCH English 10 14 RAYMOND HOFFMAN Drivers Education Electricity, Metal General Shop DAVID EBERST Biology Advanced Biology JEROME FENSKE Mechanical Drawing ELMER G. HORSKY Instrumental Music KENNETH INSANI Health CAROLYN JONES English Speech JUANITA JONES Typing MARY RUTH KRINN Latin ALICE G. KEAIRNS American History BEVERLY KELLEY French, Spanish WILLIAM LAKE American Government World Geography Economics RONALD LAMPMAN Distributive Education RICHARD MIKES Boys’ Physical Education 15 VIRGINIA MINGUS Advanced Math Algebra Plane Geometry ALBERT RAU Art BLANCHE MOOREHEAD Librarian WILLIAM NARDO Drivers Education RUTH TANNEHILL English 11 FRANK TIPTON Special Education DOROTHY TUCKER Bookkeeping General Business HARRY WESTFALL Guidance 16 Logan at Tr i-County 17 Tri-County Vocational School Tri-County Vocational School was formed for students interested in learning a trade as well as basic studies. Students from Hocking, Perry, and-Athens counties attend the school located at Nelsonville, Ohio. This year, 162 Logan students were enrolled at Tri-County. 19 Our Tri-County Students at Work Roy Vickers 20 Cindy Bruce, Angie Davis Connie Conrad, Christy Spence, Cheryl Armstrong, Claudia Haines 21 1 4 Seniors Seniors Seniors CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer Betty -Walsh; President Mike Hartman; Vice-President Gary Rollins; Secretary Mike Schultz. Katherine Mae Oberlin 4.0 Norma Kay Ruff 4.0 Co- Valedictorians 24 Charles Leroy Little 3.9375 Mary Ann Miller 3.9354 Patricia Ann Woolery 3.8513 i Diane Jeanette Pavlik 3.8000 Harold Eugene Adams Rex Adams Monte Amos J anet Lousie Anderson Calvin Bainter Patti Au Diana Lynn Bailey Linda Kay Anderson Cindy Baker Glen Dora Baker James Lee Bartholomew Joseph Michael Bazell Nancy Louise Barron ■ Barbara Belcher Barbara Jean Bartlett JoAnna Stivison Bauman Phyllis Brown Sharia Bryant Pamela Sue Buckles Dana Beouarher Paul Blosser Charles Brown Susan Boyd Lewis Neal Brady Margaret Buerhaus Stephen Calvert William Campbell Valeria Jo Carpenter Gary E. Cecil Anthony Ray Chesser Nancy Joan Chute Jackie L. Cline 29 John Coakley Diane Combs Michael Comstock Eddie Croucher Robert Alan Cruise Douglas Daubenmire Glen Derr Deborah Dietz Angela Emrick Dennis Fetty Bonnie Kay Eckelberry Janet Eagon Gary Ellinger David Emrick Stella Elizabeth Donley James Fetherolf Brenda Sue Goss Alice Green Dennis Griffin Joe Griffith Linda Hall Rebecca Hall Steve Hampshire Scott Harden Teressa Lou Harris Peggy Ellen Hart Edna Kay Herring Paula Harrison Barbara Ann Hood Mike Dane Hartman Marion Lynn Hatfield Stephen Brent Holcomb Cindy Lee Heinlein Karen Jill Howdyshell Sharen Joy Howdyshell Joseph Hoy Jerry David Huber Richard Huffines Kenneth Humphrey Jenny Lynn Hutchison Lowell Inboden 35 Martha Inboden Carolyn Johnson Leslie Frances Johnson 36 Rick Johnson Robert Johnston Connie Sue Jones Jan Brown Jones James Kalklosch James Kelch Brenda Kollister Gregory Lightfoot Robert Lindsey E. Charles Lowe Edith Diane Lowery Bruce Lytle 37 John Matthews Brian Miller Gary Miller Dennis McCune Pamala Sue McDole Leroy Mace Michael Martin Phyllis June Martin John Michael McFadden James Michael Mock James Mohler Robert Monk Bruce Morgan Diana Lynn Mount Dean Mowrey Julia Barbara Mowery Robert Mowery Marsha Rose Orr 39 Sandra 0wings LaDonna Ann Peppers Quentin R. Perez Beth Ann Phares Marsha Kay Pierson 40 Willis Dale Poling Larry Dean Poling Judith Ann Proctor David Lee Rectenwaldt Richard Rheinscheld James Richards Lori Ricketts Christopher Rieder Gary L. Rollins Anna Marie Rooker Robert Rooker Kathy Sue Rush Dan Sargent Carolyn Sater Patricia Rowland Buddy Saunders 42 Deborah Scaparrotti William Michael Schultz Thomas Shields Roger Wayne Schrader David Sharb Janet Louise Shull Janet Sue Sigman Delmar Sinift Stephen Six Pamela Sue Smith Jeff Snider Valerie Jean Spradlin Barbara Jean Thrush Mona Cottrill Trowbridge Clark Truax 46 Sheila Kaye Turner Roy Preston Vickers Libby Ann Vollmer Michael Lee Walker Shirley Walker Debra Walls Elizabeth Ann Walsh Nancy Darlene Waugh Karen Elizabeth Weaver Gloria Kay Westernbarger Barbara Anne Whitcraft Janet Kathleen White 47 Janis Kay Wimer Arlene Randall Wolfe Ray Daniel Wolfe Timothy Jay Woodgeard Melanie Ann Wray Bonnie Sue Yates George Yeknich 48 49 GRADUATION DAY The early morning light Breaks through the darkness Lights up the sky. The same sun rises The same time every day. But this day is different— This day is Graduation Day. Families awaken, Prepare for the day, Hurriedly dress. Dresses are unlocked From their dark prisons, Carefully ironed Then put aside. Suits soon escape their Plastic masks while Shoes are polished And shirts are pressed. Finally, the time comes For which seniors have waited For twelve long years. Behind the scene, Speeches are practiced, Nervously read; Tense seniors wait Friends crowd together Speak one last time Perhaps never again. “Pomp and Circumstance” Floats through the air, Serenely hovers. Mothers are weeping, Wiping their eyes; Fathers are watching, Waiting to see their Proud sons and daughters March to the stage, Step on the air. Addresses are given, A name is called, A senior steps forward, Receives his diploma, The height of the ceremony. Then suddenly it’s over. Proud seniors step down, Solemnly disperse, Talk to their relatives, Say last words to friends; Everyone leaves. Dusk comes quickly. Day is at an end. Graduation day. —Patricia Woolery MEMORIES -(Sung to tune of “Eoj Themdsfrom Romeo and Juliet” I The time has come to say good-by ( To. classroom walls and friends so dear at Logan IliVh . The teachers here will ne’er forget tliis seniorclass But all th(i work and Tun we’ve shared ace pasiPvW V .£ k if- V. L jftpr. xOtw' The timebas flown, our minds have grown We fe filled with facts. Now we look back To the freshman dance, the rummage sale. Our sports and band, the yearbook staff, . AtK)bM hing5 tfe we i red; Buf v can’l forgerubp fonior Prot na lam, i'i And all lint hours to make this dream has flown, our minds have grown ed with facts. We’ll always Trike sc i ds We yeye?so1vn We must march pow thou hear is a different turn: Though years pass by w e Our high school days And'all the triends aye’ve -totfan High. K J - Gary Hollins Senior Index ADAMS. HAROLD EUGENE AMOS. MONTE E. ANDERSON, JANET LOUISE ANDERSON, LINDA KAY—Spanish Club 10, 11; Gov- ernment Club 12; GAA 12. AU, PATTI JUNE BAILEY, DIANA LYNN—FHA 10,11. BAKER. CYNTHIA L. BAKER, GLEN DORA—Y-Teens 10; Choir 10, 11, 12. BARRON, NANCY LOUISE—JCL 10; Spanish Club 11; Choir 10, 11, 12; Government Club 12; Y-Teens 12. BARTHOLOMEW, JAMES LEE—Plane Geometry 2nd Div. 2, 7th Div. 1, 10; Chemistry 3rd District, 4th Regardless of Division, Honorable Mention in State by Division, 12; JCL 10; National Honor Society 11, 12. BARTLETT. BARBARA JEAN—Government Club 12; FHA 10, 11. BAUMAN, JOANNA STIVISON BAZELL, JOSEPH MICHAEL—Hi-Y 11. BELCHER, BARBARA SUE BLOSSER, PAUL W. BOYD. SUSAN M. BRADY, LEWIS NEAL—Choir 10, 11; Government Club 12; Spanish Club 11. BROWN, CHARLES LEROY BOROWN, DAVID MICHAEL BROWN, PHYLLIS MAE BRYANT, SHARLA MAE BUCKLES, PAMELA SUE—Alternate Reserve Cheer- leader 10; Pep Club 10; Choir 10; JCL 10; Y-Teens 12; COE President 12. BUERHAUS, MARGARET MARIE BURGESS, CATHY L. SLUSHER BUSH, CARL EDWARD CALVERT, JOHN STEPHEN CAMPBELL, WILLIAM M. CARPENTER, VALERIE JO—Nationwide Beauty Academy Scholarship 12. CECIL, GARY E. CHESSER, ANTHONY RAY—National Honor Society 12. CHUTE, NANCY JOAN—Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Government Club 12; Spanish Club 11. 12; Pep Club 10. 11, 12: JCL 10. CLINE, JACKIE LYNNE COAKLEY, JOHN WESLEY COMBS, ROSETTA DIANE COMSTOCK, MICHAEL ALBERT CROUCHER, EDDIE CRUISE, ROBERT ALLEN—Student Council Treasurer 11; Student Council Vice-President 12; FTA 10; Gov- ernment Club 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10. DAUBENMIRE, DOUGLAS LOY DENNEY, VIRGIL R. DERR, GLENFORD RAY—National Honor Society 11, 12; Biology, Honorable Mention 10; Physics 3rd Division 11; Chemistry Scholarship Team 12; Su- perior Rating State Science Fair 10; District and. State Science Award in Nutrition 10; Alternate Boys’ State 11; JCL 10; Octet 12; Pep Band 10; Dance Band 10, 11; OSU Freshman Honor Student 12; First in State in Chemistry 12. DIETZ, DEBORAH ANN—FHA 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 11, 12; Student Council 12; Crisco Award 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12. DONLEY, STELLA ELIZABETH—Choir 10, 11, 12. DOUGHMAN, DIANE ELIZABETH EAGON,JANET LEE ECKELBERRY, BONNIE KAY—JCL .10; National Honor Society 11, 12; FTA Class Representative 12; English Scholarship Team 10, 11; FTA 11, 12; Girls’ State Alternate 11. ELLINGER, GARY LEE EMRICK, ANGELA LEE EMRICK, DAVID LEE FETHEROLF, JAMES FETTY, DENNIS WILLIAM FISHER, ROBERT J. —FFA 10. FRAIZER, THOMAS L. FULLER, CHARLES R. GAREY, ROBERT RODERIC—Government Club Pres- ident 12: Key Club 12; Student Council 12; Football All-League 12; Basketball 12; Track 12; Tennis 12. GEIGER, CATHY L—JCL 10; Spanish Club 11; French Club 12; FTA 11, 12; GAA 12; National Honor Society 12; Newspaper Co-editor 12; Govern- ment Club 12; English 3rd Place, Div. 1, 10; English, 52 2nd Place, Div. 1, 11; 2nd Place, Regardless of Di- vision, Honorable Mention in State, English, 11; Na- tional Merit Scholarship Letter of Recommendation 11; Quill and Scroll 12. GOOD, DEBORAH JEAN—FHA 10, 11; JCL 10; Pep Club 10, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Government Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Prom Decoration Chairman 11; Choir 10, 11, 12; Football Queen’s Court 12; Basketball Queen’s Court 12. GOSS, BRENDA SUE—Choir 10, 11; Girls’ Ensemble 12; FHA 10, 11; Y-Teens 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Government Club 12; JCL 11; Y-Teen Conference Candidate 11. GREEN, ALICE LORRAINE—Y-Teens 12; Choir 11; Chieftain Hi-Lite Staff 12; FHA 10, 11; Library Club 12. GRIFFIN, DENNY J. GRIFFIN, JOSEPH ALAN HALL, LINDA HALL. REBECCA ELLEN—Choir 10; Cosmetology 11, 12. HAMPSHIRE, STEVEN CRAIG HARDEN, SCOTT R. HARRIS, TERESSA LOU—JCL 10: FHA 10, 11: Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; DECA Treasurer 12; DEC A State Contest 8th Place, 12; DECA District Contest 2nd Place, 12; DECA Student of the Year 12; Buckeye Girls’ State Delegate 11. HARRISON, PAULA HART, PEGGY ELLEN HART, RICK L. HARTMAN, MIKE DANE—President 12 , Key Club Secretary 12; Government Club 12; Choir 10, 11, 12. HATFIELD, MARION LYNN HEINLEIN, CINDY LEE—JCL 10; Student Council Secretary 11; Y-Teens 10, 12; National Honor So- ciety 12; FHA 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish I Scholarship Team 11; Spanish II Scholarship Team 12; Cheerleader 10,11, 12. HERRING, EDNA KAY—Choir 10,11. HICKS, PAUL R. HOCKENBERRY, RICH HOLCOMB, STEPHEN BRENT HOOD, BARBARA ANN—Choir 10; BOE 11,12. HOUSTON, THOMAS G. HOWDYSHELL, KAREN JILL—Band 10, 11, 12; FHA 10. HOWDYSHELL, SHAREN JOY—FHA 10; Band 10, 11, 12. HOY, JOSEPH THOMAS HOY, WILLIAM H. HUBER. JERRY DAVID—Library Club 10. President 10. HUFFINES, RICHARD LEROY HUMPHREY, KENNETH ALLEN HUTCHISON, JENNY L—Government Club Secre- tary 12; National Honor Society 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 12; Spanish Club 12; Band Camp 10, 11, 12; Spanish II Scholarship Team 12. HUTCHISON, JON L.—Key Club 10, 11, 12; Key Club Sergeant-at-Arms 12. INBODEN, LOWELL, JR. INBODEN. MARTHA JEAN JOHNSON, CAROLYN SUE JOHNSON, LESLIE F. (PENNY)—Y-Teens Vice Pres- ident 11; Y-Teens Conference Representative 10, 11; JCL 10; Y-Teens 10; FT A 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12. JOHNSON, RICK J. JOHNSTON, ROBERT LESLIE—Key Club 10, 11, 12; Government Club 12; Honorable Mention All-League Football 10; All-League Football 11, 12; All-District Football 12; All-League Basketball 11; Outstanding Golfer 12. JONES, CONNIE JONES, JAN BROWN—Cheerleader 10; Cosmetology Treasurer 11; Cosmetology President 12; Choir 10; Pep Club 10. KALKLOSCH, JAMES MILTON—Spanish Club 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Octet 12; Prom Committee 11; Baseball 11, Football 12; Tennis 12. KELCH, JAMES RAYMOND KOLLISTER. BRENDA JEAN KREUTZ, PAUL F. KUHN, LARRY LEE LIGHTFOOT. GREGORY DANE—JCL 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; All-Ohio Boys’ Band 11, 12; Government Club 12; World History Scholarship Team 12. LINDSEY, ROBERT—National Honor Society 11, 12. LITTLE. CHARLES LEROY—National Honor Society 11, 12. LOWE, EARL CHARLES—Government Club Vice Pres- ident 12: Key Club 10, 11, 12; JCL 10; All SEOL Football 12; All District Football 12; All-Ohio Hon- orable Mention Football 12; Aerial Staff 12. LOWERY. EDITH DIANE—Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 11; COE 12. LYTLE, BRUCE ALLEN McCUNE, DENNIS WAYNE 53 McDOLE, PAMALA SUE McFADDEN, JOHN MICHAEL—Student Council Pres- ident 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; JCL 10; Physics Scholarship Team 11; Government Scholarship Team 12. McMANAWAY, PAUL L. MACE, LEROY E., JR. MARTIN, MICHAEL E. MARTIN. PHYLLIS JUNE—Pep Club 10: Y-Teens 11; COE 12. MATTHEWS, JOHN MARIO MILLER, BRIAN C. MILLER, GARY W. MILLER, MARY ANN—JCL 10; Choir 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Latin II Scholarship Team 10; English Scholarship Team 11; Chemistry Scholarship Team 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. MOCK, JAMES MICHAEL—Choir 10; Hi-Y 10; DECA President 12. MOHLER, JAMES R. MONK, ROBERT LEE MORGAN, BRUCE MOUNT, DIANA LYNN MOWERY, JULIA BARBARA MOWERY, ROBERT VERNON MOWREY, DEAN E. OBERLIN, KATHERINE MAE—National Honor So- ciety Secretary 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; FTA 11; JCL President 10; Choir 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Girls’ Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 12; Girls’ State Delegate 11; Latin II Scholarship Team 10; English Scholarship Team 11, 12; Co-Valedictorian 12; Advanced Algebra 2nd in District, 7th Regardless of District, Honorable Mention in State by Division 12. ORR, MARSHA ROSE OWINGS, SANDRA E. PAVLIK, DIANE JEANNETTE—FTA President 12; FTA Vice President 11; Band 10, 11, 12; JCL 10; Girls’ State 11; Plane Geometry Scholarship Team 10; American History Scholarship Team 11. PEPPERS, LADONNA ANN—Band 10, 11, 12; FHA 10. 11; FHA Parliamentarian 10; Band Trophy 12; GAA 11, 12. PEREZ, QUENTIN RANDALL PHARES, BETH ANN—JCL Parliamentarian 10; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Government Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Choir 10, 11, 12; FTA 11; Girls’ State 11; American History Scholarship Team 11; Gov- ernment Scholarship Team 12. PIERSON. MARSHA KAY—Girls’ Ensemble 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11; JCL 10; Government Club 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; FHA Historian 11; Pep Club Treasurer 12. POLING, LARRY DEAN—FTA 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide Workshop 12. POLING, WILLIS DALE PROCTOR, JUDITH ANN—Choir 10; Tomorrow’s Secretaries 11, 12; BOE 11, 12. RECTENWALDT, DAVID LEE—Student Council Vice President 11. RHEINSCHELD, RICHARD R.—National Honor So- ciety. RICHARDS, JAMES R., JR. RICKETTS, LORELEI RIEDER, CHRISTOPHER DEAN RILEY, PAULA KAY—Choir 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 12; Government Club 12. ROBINSON, ANNE ELIZABETH—Pep Club 11; Y-Teens 12; Government Club 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Ohio State School of Cosmetology Scholarship 12. ROLLINS, GARY L.—President 11; Vice-President 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Octet 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. ROOKER, ANNA MARIE—Cosmetology 11, 12. ROOKER, ROBERT E. ROWLAND, PATRICIA LOUISE RUFF, NORMA KAY—National Honor Society Vice President 11, President 12; President 10; Reserve Cheerleader 10; Vice-President 11; FHA 10; JCL 10; Government Club 12; Y-Teens 12; Pep Club 10, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Aerial Staff 11; Latin II 2nd Place Division 1, 3rd Place Regardless of Division, 13th Place in State by Division 10; Spanish I Schol- arship Team 11; Co-Valedictorian 12; English Schol- arship Team 12; Girls’ State Alternate 11. RUSH, KATHY SUE—Spanish Club 10, 11; French Club 12; Y-Teens 10; Government Club 12; FTA 11, 12; Student Council 10; GAA 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Quill and Scroll 12. SARGENT, DANIEL L. SATER, CAROLYN SUE SAUNDERS, BUDDY SCAPARROTTI, DEBORAH JEAN SCHRADER, ROGER WAYNE—National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; American History Scholarship Team 11. SCHULTZ, WILLIAM MICHAEI -Secretary 12; Amer- ican History Scholarship Team 11. 54 SHAW. WILLIAM ROSS—Secretary 11; Vice Presi- dent 10: Key Club Vice President 11; Key Club Pres- ident 12; JCL President 10; Honorable Mention All- League Football, Basketball 12; All District Baseball 12; Alternate All-Ohio Baseball 12; Outstanding in Baseball 12; Outstanding Football Lineman 12; Out- standing in All Sports 12; Football, Basketball, Base- ball Captain 12; Buckeye Boys’ State Delegate 11; Na- tional Honor Society. SHIELD, THOMAS L. SHULL, JANET LOUISE SIEHL, CYNTHIA MARY—Y-Teens 11, 12: National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Girls’ En- semble 12; Pep Club 12; Choir 11, 12; Homecoming Queen’s Court 12. SIGMAN, JANET SUE SINIFT, DELMAR F. SINIFT, KENNETH SKIVER, MELVIN WESLEY, JR.-Key Club 11, 12; Government Club 12; Choir 10, 11, 12: Track 11. SMART, DWIGHT DOUGLAS SMITH, BARBARA JO—Y-Teens 10, 11; Pep Club 10. SMITH, CATHY ADELL—Choir 10, 11; FHA 10, 11; Spanish Club 11; Student Council 10; DEC A Club 12. SMITH, PAMELA SUE—National Honor Society 12; Girls’ State Alternate 11. SNIDER, JEFFERY T. SPRADLIN, VALERIE JEAN—National Honor Society 12; Bookkeeping Scholarship Team 12; Spanish Scholar- ship Team 10; Spanish Club Vice President 11; French Club 12. STATEN, CHARLES R. STIMMEL, DON E,—FFA 10; Tri-County Welding 11, 12. STRAWN, KATHY ELAINE—National Honor Society 12; Cheerleader 10; Tomorrow’s Secretaries Treasurer 11, 12; Choir 10; Pep Club 10. STRUBLE, ANGELA KAY SYCKS, LINDA DARLENE THRUSH. BARBARA JEAN—FHA 10, 11, 12; FT A 11. TROWBRIDGE, MONA JO COTTRILL TRUAX, CLARK R. TSCHAPPAT, BARBARA JEAN—Band 10, 11. 12; FT A 11, 12; Choir 10, 11; Girls’ Ensemble 11, 12; Government Club 12; JCL 10. TUCKER. MICHAEL DALE TURNER, HESTER ANN TURNER, SHEILA KAYE—Choir 10, 11, 12; JCL 10; Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 10. 11, 12; Government Club 12; FTA 11. VICKERS. ROY PRESTON VOLLMER, ELIZABETH A,—DECA 12. WALKER, CANDACE DARLENE WALKER, MICHAEL LEE—National Honor Society 12: Football 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11, 12. WALKER, SHIRLEY JEAN WALLS, DEBRA KAY WALSH, ELIZABETH ANN—FHA Treasurer 10; FHA President 11; FHA 12; Student Council 10, 12; Y-Teens 12; FTA 11: JCL 10; Secretary 10; Sarah Rockhold Award 11; Treasurer 11, 12. WARTHMAN, CARL A. WAUGH, NANCY DARLENE—FHA 10, 11; Pep Club 10; DECA Club 12; Y-Teens 10. WEAVER. KAREN ELIZABETH—COE Treasurer 12; Data Processing News Reporter 11: Pep Club 10; F'HA 10. WESTENBARGER, GLORIA KAY—Choir 10. WHITCRAFT, BARBARA ANNE—Y-Teens 10; Choir 10, 11; Bookkeeping Scholarship Team 12. WHITE, DALE W. WHITE, JANET KATHLEEN—JCL 10; Choir 10, 11; FTA 11; Class Secretary 11; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 12; Betty Crocker Award 12; Social Studies Scholarship Team 12. WIMER, JANIS KAY—Buckeye Girls’ State Delegate 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Latin II Scholarship Team 10; JCL 10; Y-Teens 10, 12; Choir 10, 11; French Club 12; Aerial Staff 10, 11, 12; Aerial Editor 12; Cheerleader 12; FTA 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 11. WOLFE, ARLEN RANDALL—Band 10, 11. WOLFE, RAY DANIEL—Band 10, 11,12. WOODGEARD. TIMOTHY JAY—Hi-Y Vice President 12; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; DECA Club 12; Third in DE Contest 12. WOOLERY. PATRICIA ANN—FTA 11, 12; FTA Treasurer 12: Aerial Staff 11, 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; French Club 10; Chorus 10; Band Color Guard 10; Sing-Out 12; 6th in District Biology Test 10; Typewriting Award 10; 2nd Place Jaycees’ Ameri- canism Contest 11: DAR Citizenship Test 12. WRAY. MELONIE ANN—Pep Club 11: Jr. Band 10: Teen-Aide 10, 11, 12. YATES, BONNIE SUE—Teen-Aide 11, 12; Bookkeep- ing Scholarship Team 12. YEKNICH, GEORGE EDWARD 55 Baccalaureate May 31, 1970 3:00 p.m. PROCESSIONAL ............................................ Edward Elgar Pomp and Circumstance Mrs. Thomas Brandt, Accompanist INVOCATION ..................................... The Rev. John Gregory Kline Memorial United Methodist “0 BROTHER MAN!” ........................................ Roy Ringwald Senior Mixed Ensemble INTRODUCTION OF MINISTER ......................... Mr. Charles J. Moore Principal, Logan High School READING OF SCRIPTURE .................................... Gary Rollins ADDRESS ................................. “Go In And Possess The Land” The Rev. Hugh Robinson Immanuel United Methodist Church “FAITH OF OUR FATHERS” ............................ Frederick W. Faber Group Singing BENEDICTION ...................................... The Rev. John Geiger St. John Catholic Church RECESSIONAL..............................................Edward Elgar Pomp and Circumstance USHERS ......................David Crawford........ President, Junior Class Deborah Berry.....Vice President, Junior Class Barbara Leonard........ Secretary, Junior Class Lynn Bryan.............Treasurer, Junior Class Paul Mock Mark Shaw. 56 Commencement May 31, 1970 8:00 p.m. PROCESSIONAL ....................................... Edward Elgar Pomp and Circumstance Mrs. Thomas Brandt, Accompanist INVOCATION ......................... The Rev. L. William Countryman St. Paul’s Episcopal Church WELCOME ........................................ Miss Norma Ruff Co-Valedictorian INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER ................... Mr. George M. Saribalas Superintendent, Logan City Schools CLASS ADDRESS ............................. “The Power to Become” Dr. George E. Hill Distinguished Professor of Education Ohio University Athens, Ohio PRESENTATION OF CLASS ................................. Mr. Charles J. Moore Principal, Logan High School FAREWELL ............................................ Miss Katherine Oberlin Co-Valedictorian SENIOR CLASS SONG ................................................ Gary Rollins “Memories” BENEDICTION ...........................................The Rev- Jack Beyerly Presbyterian Church RECESSIONAL ..................................................... Edward Elgar Pomp and Circumstance USHERS ........................David Crawford ....... President, Junior Class Deborah Berry......Vice President, Junior Class Barbara Leonard.........Secretary, Junior Class Lynn Bryan .............Treasurer, Junior Class Paul Mock Mark Shaw Nancy Barron receiving her diploma from Mr. Risch, president of Board of Education, as Mr. Saribalas, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Moore, principal, watch. Chuck Little 58 John Matthews Janet Eagon This is not the end. It i$ not even the beginning of the end. ft is rather the end of the beginning. . ■■■ Winston Churchill Underclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen 61 The Junior Class has accomplished its many activities under the guidance of these officers: President, Dave Crawford; Vice- President, Debbie Berry; Secretary, Barb Leonard; Treasurer, Lynn Bryan. Teresa Abram Melody Allbery Steve Anderson Cheryl Armstrong David Armstrong Tony Ashbaugh Ellen Aspery Sharon Bailey Danny Baker Lana Baker Martha Barber Carol Bartholomew Wayne Beakman Cindy Beck Sandy Belcher Arlene Beougher Clarence Beougher Debby Berry Carol Biggs Ervin Blackston 62 Barbara Blum Mick Bowlby Jeanette Braglin Kurt Brandon Keith Brown Patty Brown Sherry Brown Cindy Bruce Debbie Bryan Lynn Bryan Lisa Buerhaus Randy Burcham Sharon Burns Elaine Campbell Rita Campbell Patty Carlin Diane Carpenter Sue Casner Cindy Casto Jerilea Caten Patricia Chaney David Chute Mary Chute Mike Clark Vicki Cline Mildred Clonch Kelly Cole Rosetta Collinsworth Marva Combs Connie Conrad Margaret Cordle David Crawford Chris Dalton Linda Dalton Judy Danison 63 She did?!!! Valerie Daubenraire Dottie Davie Angie Davis Jeanette Davis Jeff Davis Susie Dearing Bill Dodson Pat Doseck Karen Detty Marta Drummond Mike Dunn Becky Dupler Christy Edwards Dana Edwards Jon Edwards Pam Elkins Cheryl Finnearty Chuck Fox 64 Dave Fraizer Kenley Freeman Have you seen this month’s centerfold? Betsy Gafke Honnie Gasser Tom Gerken Melodee Gibson Diane Gilkerson Bruce Goldsberry Sue Gray Barry Green Judy Gregory Jill Hahn Cheryl Hamner Peggy Hampshire Steve Handa Karen Harden Monica Harris Claudia Haynes Clyde Hedges George Hedges Cheryl Herb Peggy Howard 65 Larry Hughes Vendi Hunsaker Debbie Inboden Greg Inboden Marcia Jeffrey Terri Jewell Pete Jurgensmier Don Keels Barb Keplar Kurt King Rick King Phyllis Kline Charles Klingenberg Darlene Klinger Richard Klinger Steve Kraft John Krannitz Jim Lambert Steve Lasure Chuck Lehman Barbara Leonard Jenny McBride Nancy McBroom Rory McBroom Steve McClure Linda McCune Mike McCune Georgia McDaniels Terry McFadden Mark McGrady Steve McIntosh Bob McKibben Debbie McKinley John Light Richard Long Ron Loper Linda Martin Richard Mathias John Mays Tom Milby Janet Miller Kenneth Minehart Francis Moats Paul Mock John Mohler Mike Morgan Retha Moore Shirley Mount Linda Mulholland Melody Mundy Tim Mundy Martha Murphy Joyce Myers Teresa Nixon Candy Nelson 67 Now, where’s that answer page? Go, Go, Get ’em, Get ’em—Oooo—Ahh! Lowell Nutter Susan Oberlin Linda Ogle Kathy Paskins Sharon Perez Dick Poling Steve Polsley Janice Price Jack Primmer Jim Proctor Marty Rauch Steve Rempel Wiley Riggs Debbie Rollins Newton Rooker Rick Ruth Bill Saving Bob Schmitter Esther Shaw Mark Shaw Steve Sheets 68 If it feels good, do it! Judy Shriner Judy Shuttleworth Dean Sigler Mike Slier Dick Sloan Becky Smitn Eugene Smith Jeff Smith Rusty Spence Chris Spence Carol Sniff Frank Snouffer Cindy Sommers Marlene Stacy Sharon Steward Doug Stimmel Barbara Stivison. Donna Stivison Connie Stone Beverly Strawn 69 Joe Tansky Hubert Taulbee David Thompson Jan Thorpe Paul Travis Steve Travis Mike Tucker Kenny Volmer Alen Vorhees Kathy Wallace Sue Walker Randy Warthman Jerry Weaver Betty Webb Kathy Weedy Diane Wells Brenda Wolfe Brenda Woodrum Barbara Wilson Cheri Yates Mike Young “Bottoms up!” 70 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President, Rick Krebs; Vice-President, Susan Baird; Secretary, Jan Smith; Treasurer, Randy Matheny. Cathy Anderson John Angle Dan Bailey May Bainter Susan Baird Gary Baker Thelma Barefoot Edna Barnett Diane Bartley Teresa Bartley Becky Bell Vicki Bennington Bernice Beougher Lori Beougher Jay Beougher Kathy Bigham Lou Ann Blackstone Margee Blair Sheila Blankenship Sherry Blankenship Gary Boals Alan Bookman Bob Boudinot Bonnie Bowlby Richard Bowlby Eric Boyle Tony Bright Julie Brooker Dick Brown Donna Brown Ed Brown Steve Brown Pete Buerhaus Rosemarie Burch Carol Bush Kurt Cline Beth Campbell Toni Campbell Linda Canan Cindy Carpenter Roberta Carr Jackie Castle Bill Chaffin 71 Jeff Chapman Craig Chute Janie Chute Vicki Clark Linda Combs Kay Conner Sue Conner Cathy Conrad Barbara Cooper Donna Cottril Bill Courter Bill Cox John Cox Regina Crothers John Dodson Kathy Dalton Dennis Daubenmire George Daubenmire Regina Daubenmire Brian Davidson Mark Davis Darlene Deible Debbie Devol Mike Dickerson Dan Dollison Larry Donaldson Debbie Doughman Sharon Eckleberry Donna Edwards Bridgette Elick Larry Ellinger Valerie Ellis Jim Estep Ron Evans Richard Fisher Joe Fiume Gabriel Ford Linda Forester Sue Forsythe Terry Fout Mary Fox Angie Frazier Sue Fraizer Virgil Frcckcr Howard Galvin Judy Ganocy Cyrone Garzone Marty Gasser Debbie Gill Bill Good Esther Good Ken Gottke Debbie Griffin David Grove Connie Hamilton Kathy Hamner Carol Hardman Greg Hardman Janice Hayden Jayne Heinlein Chuck Helber Dan Henderson Leslie Hitchcock 72 Mike Holbrook Doug Holcomb Jenny Jo Hiles Ren Holdridge Chuck Hopkins Becky Howdyshell Debbie Howdyshell Lee Howdyshell Joe Howdyshell Mary Lou Howell Larry Huffines Bill Huffines Bill Humphrey David Hunter Doug Huston John Hutchison Steve Inboden Leslie Johnson Rick Johnson Patti Johnston Steve Jurgensmier Nina Kalklosch Buddy Kelch Jim Keslar Debbie Klump Jean Ann Knox Bill Konkler Rick Krebs Denise Larimer Sam Lee Jim Lehman Judy Light Pat Lightfoot Bobby Little George Lohr Ren Long Brenda Lutz Julie McAfooes Linda McAfooes Marie McBride Debbie McKenzie Mike McKibben Rhonda McKinley Sharon McKinley Cindy McManaway Connie McManaway Patty McNeely Danny Mahaffcy Carrie Malone Randy Matheny Barb Mathias Patty Mathias Donna Mays Marilyn Mays 73 Kathy Mikula Maxine Mills Bill Miller Chris Miller Dawn Miller Mary Ellen Miller Mike Miller Roger Monk Jenny Moore Tom Moorehead Manley Morgan Vera Morrison James Mowery Martha Mowery Melissa Mowery Mick Mowery Nancy Mowery David Neel Jan Newell Bob Nicholson Mike Nihiser Vicki Norris Marla Oblinger Mike Page Lu Parker Jenny Parsons Marie Pavlik Jim Peoples Bev Peppers Donna Plank Kendra Price Christy Primmer Fred Primmer Rick Proctor Dave Rauch Becky Redd Leona Ricketts Steve Ride Doug Ringhiser Steve Robinson Becky Rodd Linda Rose Brenda Rosser Rena Rush Glen Russell Jody Russell Judy Russell Tom Russell Rick Schein Frances Schmeltzer Kathy Schulte Sandy Scott Angela Sellers George Shaw Lester Shields Don Sigler Linda Sigler Debbie Smith Gary Smith Greg Smith Jan Smtih Sharlene Smith Vickie Souders 74 Andy Spafford Mary Spohn Dianne Stevens Everett Stevens David Stewart Dave Stivison Boyd Stover Keith Strubel Jeff Stewart Loretta Teal Kathy Thomas Mary Ann Thomas Greg Thompson Sharon Thompson Dick Townsend Mark Travis Pam Travis Robbie Tripp Shelley Turner Susan Turner Christy Vollmer Anettie Wade Becky Wagner Connie Walker Tom Walker Deanna Wallace Maureen Walsh Jim Warthman Ginger Weaver Ann Weiland Stuart Weller Paul Wesselhoeft Ruby Wesselhoeft Dwight Wilson Norma Wilson Delena Windle Bob Wine Wilma Woodrum Jim Wright Vwvfivi'1111111 i1 ! iSi ' HSEJi Student Life Student Life Student Life Student Life Homecoming Dance Basketball Cindy Heinlein was crowned Queen at the 1970 Basketball Dance. The Queen and her Court are: Kathy Oberlin, Betty Walsh, Debbie Good, Honnie Gasser, and Judy Ganocy. Dance 1970 Bridge Over Troubled Water Junior prom decoration day. Look out below!! Violet Vincd Bridge!!! 86 Linda Dalton, outstanding Junior, the SARAH ROCKHOLD MEMORIAL AWARD in Home Economics; Cindy Carpenter, outstanding Sophomore, FHA AWARD in Home Economics; Debbie Dietz, outstanding Sen- ior, CRISCO AWARD. 88 Sue Rush—FFA QUEEN A wards Delegates to BUCKEYE GIRLS’ STATE at Cap- ital University are Susan Oberlin, Sharon Bailey, Mildred Clonch, and Janet Miller. The delegates to BUCKEYE BOYS’ STATE at Ohio University are Paul Mock and Mark Shaw. Jean Ann Knox accepts the JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD from Senior Band Director A1 Horsky. 89 Sports Sports LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Smith, Mark Shaw, Bob Schmitter, Mike Tucker, Rick Krebs, Chris Miller, Rory McBioom, Mike Page, George Shaw, Dave Crawford, Brian Davidson. ROW 1: Coach Nardo, Steve Robb, Jim Kalklosch, Jim Bob Richards, Dana Beoughcr, Mike Walker, Bob Johnston, Rod Garey, Bill Shaw, Chuck Lowe, Mike Hartman, Dwight Smart, John McFadden, Coach Eberst. ROW 3: Head Coach Mikes, Coach Parker, Mike Nihiser, Greg Smith, Roger Monk, Steve McClure, Dan Dollison, Jeff Stewart. Tim Mundy. Dean Sigler. Joseph Nauer, Bob Boudinot, Rick Proctor, Rick Johnson, Coach Stilwell, Coach Hummel. MIKE WALKER ROW 4: Rick Schein, John Hutchison, Rob- bie Tripp, Ed Brown, Curt Culbertson, Charles Klingcrberg, John Light, Dave Rauch, Randy Matheny, Don Sigler, Pat Lightfoot. JIM BOB RICHARDS DANA BEOUGHER DWIGHT SMART 5 e n i o r L e t t e r m CHIEFS EXPERIENCE FRUSTRATING SEASON In their opening game, the highly favored Logan Chieftains rolled to an impressive BO- 22 win over the tough Morgan Raiders. Quar- terback Bob Johnston’s passing sparked the Chiefs to the win as he heaved a pair of long passes of 55 yards to flanker Mark Shaw and 41 yards to tight end Rod Garey. John- ston also rolled around end for the final score. Logan stumbled in their next two outings before facing the state-ranked Jackson Ironmen in their home opener. Jackson took a 6-0 lead, but the Chiefs tied the score on a 37-yard run by Chuck Lowe. The Ironmen came back with the winning score with 3:28 left in the game. After beating Nelsonville-York, Logan beat Athens by the largest score ever—34-0. Every- thing the Chiefs tried worked to perfection as they rolled up and down the field at will. Rod Garey and Bob Schmitter turned in their best performances of the year. Coach Mikes summed it up best by saying that it was a “great team effort.” In their next two games the Chiefs tied Meigs and then lost to Gallipolis and, in doing so, lost quarterback Bob Johnston. In their season finale, the Chiefs bombed Wellston 38- 14. The Chiefs were sparked by the strong running form of Dana Beougher and the out- standing defensive work of Bill Shaw and “Puff” Hartman. Although an average season, it was highlighted by many bright spots which will aid Coach Mikes next season. GAMES AT A GLANCE ... 4-4-1 Logan. 30 Morgan ...22 Logan. 8 Hilliard Logan. 0 Ironton ...20 Logan. 6 Jackson . . .12 20 Nels.-York ...14 Logan. 34 Athens ... .0 Logan. 0 Meigs . . ..0 Logan. 0 Gallipolis ...12 Logan. 38 Wellston ... 14 97 FIRST ROW: Mike Clark, Rory McBroom, Bob Cruise. SECOND ROW: Rod Garey, Jim Kalklosch, George Shaw. FIRST ROW: Gary Rollins, Rod Garey, Mark Shaw, Coach Ken Insani, George Yeknich, Bill Shaw, Steve Hampshire. Second Row: Rick Schein, Rich Hockenberry, George Shaw, Dave Crawford, Jeff Davis, Rory McBroom, Rick Johnson. The 1969-1970 version of the Logan Basket- ball team had the most successful season for Logan in recent years. Logan’s record was 11-9. The Chiefs’ inability to win on the road was the main factor in the 8 losses. Logan’s only loss at home was by league champion, arch-rival Athens. Leaders of the Chiefs this year were Mark Shaw, who received a place on the second team ALL- OHIO, first team ALL-DISTRICT, first team ALL- SEOAL, and most valued player of SEOAL; Steve Hampshire, who received a place on the third team ALL-SEOAL; Bill Shaw, ALL-SEOAL Honor- able Mention. Other standouts were Seniors Gary Rollins, George Yeknich, and Rod Garey. Members of the cage squad get upcoming foe. for the game with the GAMES AT A GLANCE Logan.............71 Logan.............78 Logan.............73 Logan.............61 Logan.............93 Logan.............74 Logan.............58 Logan.............54 Logan.............59 Logan............78, Federal Hocking ... .77 Ironton ..............73 Gallipolis ...........67 Wellston .............73 Miller '..............63 Jackson ..............49 Waverly ..............92 Meigs ................70 Athens................74 Nelsonville-York ...37 Logan............71 Logan............47 Logan............47 Logan............56 Logan............80 Logan............71 Logan............61 Logan............82 Logan............75 Logan............55 Meigs................60 Iroyiton ............87 Federal Hocking ... .46 Gallipolis ..........57 Wellston ............71 Jackson .............53 Athens...............91 Nelsonville-York ... .64 Warren Local.........62 Athens...............68 98 STEVE HAMPSHIRE Co-Captain 3rd Team ALL-SEOAL GILL SHAW Co-Captain ALL-SEOAL, Honorable Mention GEORGE YEKNICH ROD GAREY s e n i o r L e t t e GARY ROLLINS RICH HOCKENBERRY 99 Above: Mark Shaw shows his All-League form as he drives by an opponent. Above Right: George Yeknich and Bill Shaw go high in an attempt to block an Athens shot. Loiver Right: Gary Rollins blocks out his man as he pulls down a rebound for the Chiefs. 100 Left: George Yeknich vigorously protects the referee’s call. Below: Steve Hampshire archs a high jumper as Mark Shaw fights for position. Bottom: Logan controls the opening tip of the Wells ton game en route to a win. ' FIRST ROW: James Taulbee, Curt Culbertson, Mike Tucker, Greg Smith, Jeff Smith. SECOND ROW: Coach Kelly Stillwell, Rich Hockenberry, Herbie Buhrts, Mike Schultz, Mark Shaw, Chuck Lowe, Mike Hartman, Bill Shaw, Coach Marion Allen. THIRD ROW: Joe Fiume, Dan Dollison, Steve Brown, Bill Good, Dave Chute, Dave Rauch, Tim Mundy, Richard Klinger. BILL SHAW HERBIE BUHRTS MIKE HARTMAN RICH HOCKENBERRY MIKE SCHULTZ CHUCK LOWE 102 The 1970 Chieftain baseball squad kept up Logan’s winning tradition by posting a fine 11-4 record. To achieve this outstanding record, the Chiefs won the Northern Division by downing Athens twice. The Chiefs then went on to face the Southern Division champs, the Ironton Tigers, for the league championship, only to lose by the score of 7-6 in the 9th inning. To pick a most valuable player on this team would not be an easy job, put probably contributing more than anyone else was Bill Shaw. Bill was named to the All-District base- ball squad and also was named an alternate to the All-Ohio baseball game. Other standouts for Logan were seniors: second baseman Herbie Buhrts and catcher ‘‘Puffy'’ Hartman; junior pitcher-out- fielder Mark Shaw; and sophomore, third baseman Steve Brown. Although the team lost the cham- pionship in the last game, Coaches Allen and Still- well have an outstanding group of underclassmen who will be back trying for a winning season next year. FIRST ROW: David Stewart, Kurt Cline, Tom Walker, Larry. Donaldson, Bill Saving, George Walton, Craig Chute. SEC- OND ROW: Randy Warthman, Randy Matheny, Rory McBroom, Buddy Skiver, Rick Krebs, Dean Sigler, Hugh Taulbee. George Hedges. THIRD ROW: Chuck Fox, Gary' Smith, Boh Schmitter, Dana Beougher, Rod Garey, Dave Rectenwaldt, Clyde Hedges, Jeff Davis, Mike Dunn, Boyd Stover. FOURTH ROW: Coach George Stump, Mike Walker, George Shaw, Kelly Cole, John Angle, Dave Crawford, Jeff Smith, John McFaddcn, Coach Dave Eberst, Coach George Dunigan. ROD GAREY JOHN McFADDEN DANA BEOUGHER DAVE RECTENWALDT 104 BOB JOHNSTON MIKE WALKER 105 Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations 107 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Thomas, Paula Riley, Jcrilea Caten, Betty Walsh, Norma Ruff, Mai y Ellen Miller, Ann Weiland, Mary Fox, Kathy Oberlin, Kendra Price, Barh Wilson, Kathy Wallaces SECOND ROW: Cindy Sommers, Jan Newell, Barb Mathias, Cindy Siehl, Marsha Pierson, Sharon Steward, Lu Parker, Joyce Meyers, Marty Rauch, Judy Danison, Kathy Thomas. Y-TEENS Ml ili ir f 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 per- sonal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians.” FIRST ROW: Janet Miller, Brenda Goss, Jan Price, Sheila Turner, Mrs. Brimner, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Connie Stone, Mary Ann Miller, Nancy Chute, Lynn Bryan, Jill Hahn, Jayne Heinlein, Judy Ganocy, Jenny Parsons, Patti Johnston, Patty Brown, Nancy Barron. THIRD ROW: Terry McFadden, Sherry Brown, Teresa Dalton, Mary Ann Spohn, Mary Alice Chute, Debbie Devol, Cindy Heinlein, Debbie Good, Linda Mulholland, Honnie Gasser. FIRST ROW: Jennifer McBride, Pres.; Linda McAfooes, Sec.; Cindy Carpenter, Treas.; Martha Murphy, News Reporter; Sharon Eckelberry, Historian; Mrs. Beery, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Regina Crothers, Betty Walsh, Debbie Dietz, Kathy Dalton, Donna Edwards, Barb Thrush. THIRD ROW: Darlene Deible, Becky Rodd, Ann Weiland, Lu Parker, Roberta Carr, Linda Canan, Marie McBride. Future Homemakers of America The meetings of the Logan chapter of Future Homemakers of America are held on the second 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 the Future Homemakers of America for beauty in everyday living. The eight-sided emblem symbolizes the signifi- cant purposes of the organization. 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. FIRST ROW: Judy Shriner, Pres.; John Tansky, Vice Pres.; Pat Carlin, Sec.; Janis Wimer; Debby Berry, Treas.; Diane Blackson; Rick Ruth, Program Chairman; Beverly Kelley, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Lisa Buerhaus, Cathy Geiger, Denise Russell, Nancy Chute, Jill Hahn, Jeanette Braglin, Barbara Leonard, Jerilea Caten, Sue Rush, Kathy Weedy, Melody Alberry. THIRD ROW: Janet Miller, George Walton, Tom Gerkin, Steve Anderson, Kurt King, Mike Dunn, Steve Props, Chuck Fox, Martha Murphy. French Club At our monthly meetings, we discuss activities of the club. We have films which tell of the country and its culture. We have guest speakers who have been to France. Ill Varsity Cheerleaders Marcia Jeffrey, Janis Wimer, Cindy Sommers, Honnic Gasser, Marty Rauch, Cindy Heinlein. Reserve Cheerleaders Valeria Ellis Julie Brooker Jan Smith Judy Ganocy Barbara Mathias Jan Newell 114 FIRST ROW: Rod Garey, Chuck Lowe, Jenny Hutchison, Buddy Skiver, Debbie Good, Bill Shaw, Mr. Lake, Advisor. SEC- OND ROW: Beth Phares, Sue Rush, Linda Anderson, Paula Riley, Janis Wimer, Anne Robinson, Sheila Turner, Patty Rowland, Norma Ruff, Margaret Buerhaus, Cathy Geiger, Nancy Barron. THIRD ROW: Nancy Chute, Cindy Heinlein, Mike Schultz, Scott Harden, Mike Hartman, John McFadden, Neal Brady, Bob Cruise, Marsha Peirson, Vicki Huffman, Barbara Tschappat. Government Club The purposes of the Government Club are to give interested students additional insight into the many aspects of our American Government and to give experience in conducting orderly meetings. Many topics not covered in the classroom are dis- cussed in the ideal Government Club. FIRST ROW: Bill Shaw, Mark Shaw, Mike Hartman, Steve Robb, Mr. Tipton, Rod Carey, Dave Rectenwaldt, Bob John- ston, Chuck Lowe, John McFadden. SECOND ROW: Mike Tucker, Bob Boudinot, Greg Smith, Boh Cruise, Jeff Stewart, Brian Davidson, Dave Rauch, Randy Matheny, Rick Krebs, Dan Dollison, Rick Schein, Pete Buerhaus, Bill Saving. THIRD ROW;: Pat Lightfoot, Mike Schultz, Rich Hockenberry, Dana Beougher, Bob Schmitter, Chris Miller, George Shaw, Dave Crawford, Buddy Skiver, Brian Miller, Gary Rollins, Bill Henderson, Rick Proctor. Key Club The main purpose of Key Club is to give needed aid to the city of Logan and to Logan High School. Some of the money raising projects Key Club had this year were selling Heart Fund balloons, an egg beg, and a bike marathon. Key Club also sponsors the annual foot- ball dance. At right, Mr. Eberst buying the first “Clean-Up” contract from Key Club- bers Bill Shaw, Mike Hartman, and Buddy Skiver in an effort to raise money. 116 FIRST ROW: John McFadden, Pres.; Bob Cruise, Vice-Pres.; Debbie Berry, Secy.; Linda McCune, Treas.; Mr. Allen, Ad- visor. SECOND ROW: Marsha Jeffrey, Betty Walsh, Mary Fox, Debbie Good, Susan Baird, Mike Clark, Debbie Deitz, Reeny Walsh. THIRD ROW: Jayne Heinlein, Ed Brown, Mick Mowery, David Rauch, Rod Garey, Brian Miller, Randy Matheny, Debbie Devol. Student Council Logan High School Galliapolis??? The Student Council is an organuation composed of student representatives and a faculty advisor. The Student Council promotes greater student-faculty relation- ships and tries to uphold the high stand- ards established by the school. Throughout the year, the Student Coun- cil worked on many projects; including an egg beg, dance, selling of candle holders, and took charge of the outdoor bulletin board. FIRST ROW: Diane Pavlik, Pres.; Cathy Geiger, Vice Pres.; Janet Miller, Sec.; Patricia Woolery, Treas.; Sharon Steward, Junior Class Repres.; Kathy Dalton, Sophomore Class Repres.; Bonnie Eckelberry, Senior Class Repres. SECOND ROW: Beverly Wolfe, Pat Chaney, Linda Martin, Pat Johnston, Frances Moats, Marie Pavlik, Vicki Pavlik. THIRD ROW: Kathy Oberlin, Sue Forsythe, Becky Howdyshell, Mary Ann Sphon, Sue Rush, Barbara Tschappat, Lynn Bryan. Future Teachers of America Future Teachers of America is a national organization which provides college oriented students the opportunity to explore teaching as a possible career. The Logan Chap- ter of FTA was reorganized in September of 1968 at the request of the Logan Education Association. All classes must complete 200 hours of service to qualify for the FTA pin. Faculty gnd administration of the Logan Schools were unanimous in expressing their appreciation of this organization and the countless hours of service given by members. 118 Pat Woolery helps J immy in Mrs. Rannell’s class. FIRST ROW: Sue Baird, Pres.; Pete Buerhaus, Vice Pres.; Kitty Fox, Sec.; Barbara Mathias, Treas.; Beth Campbell, News Reporter; Larry Ellinger, Parliamentarian; Miss Krinn, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Vickie Pavlik, Bonnie Bowlby, Jenny Jo Hiles, Keith Struble, Anettie Wade, Patti Johnston, Chuck Helber, Jim Lehman, Jean Ann Knox, Lou Ann Blackstone, Barb Cooper, Reeny Walsh, Marie Pavlik, Beverly Wolfe, Dawn Miller. THIRD ROW: Pat Lightfoot, Sharon Eckelberry, Nina Kalklosch, Valerie Ellis, Jan Newell, Jenny Parsons, Julie Brooker, Stephen Inboden, Greg Smith, Ann Weiland, Judy Ganocy, Becki Howdyshell, Dave Grove, Marty Gasser. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Anderson, George Lohr, Dan Dollison, Ed Brown, Joe Juime, George Shaw, Bob Little, Chris Miller, Bill Good, Brian Davidson, Debbi Dcvol, Rick Krebs, Becki Bell, Leslie Hitch- cock, Loric Beougher, Dick Townsend. 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. FIRST ROW: Jim Mock, Rick Johnson, Connie Jones, Teresa Harris, Mr. Lampman, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Bruce Mor- gan, Nancy Waugh, Libby Volmer, Calvin Bainter, Lori Ricketts, Diane Combs, Arlen Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Tim Woodgeard. Tom Fraizer, Mike Comstock, Steve Holcomb, Steve Hampshire. Not included in the picture are Cathy Smith, Phyllis Brown, and Barbara Belcher. DECA Distributive Education is a program of public instruction which trains people for employment and advancement in the field of dis- tribution. One of the areas of distributive education is the second- ary or high school program. The complete distributive education high school program is comprised of three parts: in-class instruc- tion, on-the-job training, and a youth organization known as Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA). Activities for the year include participating in the district and state DECA Competitive activities and our employer-employee banquet. 120 FIRST ROW: Scott Harden, Pres.; Dick Poling, Vice Pres.; Larry Johnson, Sec.; Bob Roley, Treas.; Erwin Blackston, Re- porter; Mike Morgan, Sentinel; Mr. Snyder, Advisor. SECOND ROW: John Deible, Jim Stivison, Brian Nihiser, Terry Ricketts, Clarence Beoughcr, Dale Poling, Donnie Anderson, John Cox, Sam Lee, Mike Miller, Kevin Wray, Ted Strawn, Jack Watkins, Richard Fisher. THIRD ROW: Michael Nihiser, James Bentley, Michael Holbrook, Lee Walker, Monte Amos, John Angle, Jim Wright, Rick Webb, Dan Bailey, Doug Holcomb, Scott Martin, George Daubenmire. CHIEF LOGAN CHAPTER iFUTVPSXr THE NATIONAL STUDYING VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS AGRICULTURE Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. Future Farmers of America is a National organization of students of Vocational Agriculture in the High Schools throughout the nation. Chief Logan Chapter is a part of the Ohio Association F.F.A. which in turn is a part of the National Or- ganization. Members of the F.F.A. train for the important role of agriculture leadership, so that they may assume their responsibilites for providing food for the nation’s ever-increasing population. Journalism Ann Robinson, Jim Keloh, Cathy Geiger, Alice Green, Dottie Davie, Buddy Skiver, Mike Hartman, Kenley Freeman. BACK ROW: Vicki Huffman, Janis Winter Sue Rush. Every two weeks, the students of the Journalism Class publish a page in the LOGAN DAILY NEWS. The page. Chieftain Hi-Lites, is a cross section of all facets of school life—students, faculty, sports, and other activities involving the students. The class attempts to familiarize the students with the journalism system. Through the preparation of the Hi-Lite page, the members of the Journalism Class learn the frustration and the satisfaction of doing their own interviewing, copy writing, proofreading, re-writing, and reading the final print. 122 Girls' Athletic Association This newly formed organization of girls in grades 9-12 under the direction of Mrs. JoAnn Chaney is for the purpose of relaxation, enjoyment, and achievement. During their first year, the girls held intramural basketball and volleyball games after school. 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 va- riety 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. The library members have as their slogan: “You never graduate from the library (school, public, or college).” 123 cl L,R0W: Mark ShaW’ Cindy Sommers Linda Mulholland, Joyce Myers, Mike Page, Mike Tucker, Mrs. Kelley, Advisor, SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Thomas, Marta Drummond, Kendra Price, Kathy Wallace, Ron Holdridge, Barb Wilson, Linda Martm, Linda McCune, Sue Fraizer. THIRD ROW: Lynn Bryan, Mary Ann Miller, Christy Primmer, Jennifer McBride, Nancy McBroom Terry McFadden, Kathy Thomas, Norma Ruff, Barb Blum. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ellen Miller Mildred Uonch, Jenny Hutchison, Lu Parker, Kurt King, Chris Dalton, Jan Price, Nancy Chute, Megan Grant, Jayne’ Heinlein. Spanish Club Logan High School’s Spanish Club, “La Tertulis” means an informal gathering. The classes make up dialogues and use them during the meetings. The Spanish Club is open to all students taking Span- ish. 124 FIRST ROW: Cathy Geiger, Debbie Dietz, Teresa Harris, Sharon Bailey, Larry Johnson, Leslie Hitchcock, Norma Ruff (Pres.), Susan Oberlin (Vice-Pres.), Kathy Oberlin (Sec.), Glen Derr (Treas.), Bob Lindsey (News Reporter), Jenny Hutchi- son, Rodger Shrader, Pam Smith, Ruby Wesselhoeft, Barbara Leonard, Patricia Woolery. SECOND ROW: Lisa Buerhaus, Mar- tha Barber, Melody Gibson, Linda Martin, Diane Pavlik, Beth Phares, Janis Wimer, Connie Stone, Cindy Sommers, Mary Ann Miller, Linda Dalton, Denise Russell, Marta Drumond, Valeria Spradlin, Bonnie Eckelberry, Vicki Pavlik, Linda McCune, Beth Campbell, Debby Berry. THIRD ROW: Debbie Good, Rick Krebs, Steve Polsley, Cindy Heinlein, Jim Bartholomew, Tony Chesser, Gary Rollins, Chuck Little, Mike Walker, Mr. Eberst (Advisor), Rick Rheinscheld, Dave Crawford, Bill Shaw, Janet White, Rick Ruth, Cathy Strawn, Janet Miller, Mildred Clonch, Cindy Siehl. 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 re- sponsibility and should be considered the beginning 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 out- standing qualities which brought about his selection, but he should exert a new influence to improve conditions about him and promote those qualities—Leadership, Char- acter, Scholarship, and Service—for which the National Honor Society stands. 125 FIRST ROW: Rich Rheinscheld, Tim Woodgeard, Mark Bowers, Tom Gerken, Mr. Lampman, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Jim Mock, Howard Galvin. Eddie Croucher, Mike Comstock. Kelley Cole, Steve Anderson, Steve Holcomb, Joe Griffin, Mike Tucker. THIRD ROW: Greg Lightfoot, Greg Inboden, Doug Green, Kenley Freeman, Eugene Adams, Herbie Buhrts, Steve Handa, Steve Rempel, Mike Clark, Steve Robinson. Hi-Y THe purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend Christian 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 different churches of the community. 126 MAJORETTES: Bonnie Bowlby, Gayla Beougher, Kathy Wallace, Barb Blum, Carla Hart. BAND OFFICERS Rick Rheinscheld Bruce Goldsberry Martha Murphy Mike Tucker SECOND ROW Jan Price Debbie Devol Ted Rowe Dean Mowery 127 Logan Marching The Logan Marching Chieftains have long been an important part of our school. During the fall, practices are held every Tuesday and Thursday evenings in prepa- ration for the halftime shows, which are presented at every home and away foot- ball game. Other activities in which the band participates include parades in the Circleville Pumpkin Festival, the Jackson Apple Festival, the Nelsonville Parade of the Hills Festival and various local pa- rades. 128 Chieftains FIRST ROW: Jenny Hutchison, Connie Stone, Jenny Jo Hiles, Loretta Freeman, Pam Goodlive, Lisa Dennis, Kathy Wallace, Ora Ruth. SECOND ROW: Jean Ann Knox, Martha Murphy, Cathy Anderson, Sharon Howdyshell, Vendi Hunsaker, Betsy Gafke, Becki Bell, Marie Pavlik, Dave Grove, Hal Nihiser, Bonnie Bowlby, Mary Ellen Ogle, Kendra Price, Leanne Nelson, Barb Blum. THIRD ROW: Andrea Allberry, Mary Spohn, Beverly Wolfe, Linda Sigler, Carla Hart, LaDonna Peppers, Ervin Blackson, Barb Tschappat, John Walker, Wayne Cosper, Kathy Bowlby, Gayla Beougher, Terry Fout, Karen Howdyshell, Concert Pep Band FIRST ROW: Jenny Hutchison, Jenny Jo Hiles, Loretta Freeman, Jean Ann Knox, Martha Murphy, Becky Bell, Andrea Alberry. SECOND ROW: Paul Mock, Dean Mowery, Patty Brown, Wayne Cosper, Greg Lightfcot, Vicki Devol, Cindy Larimer, Kendra Price. THIRD ROW: Debbie Devol, Jeff Tolliver, Becki Howdyshell, Mary Chute, Judy Danison, Dave Grove, Steve Walker, Randy Burcham. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Sellers, Patti Johnston, T. J. Black, Howard Galvin, Jan Price, Bev Peppers. 130 Patty Brown, Dean Mowrey, Paul Mock, Mike Tucker. FOURTH ROW: Dan Darnell, Dana Beougher, Marcia Campbell, Darla Schein, Greg Lightfoot, Paula Garrison, Vicki Devol, Cindy Larimer, Leslie Johnson, Steve Walker, Ron Holdridge, Mike Sin- noti, Randy Burcham, Judy Danison, Mary Chute, Becki Howdyshell, Jeff Tolliver, Debbie Devol, Rick Rheinscheld. FIFTH ROW: Pattie Johnston, Ted Rowe, Jan Price, Howard Galvin, Danny Wolfe, Danny Mahaffey, Bruce Goldsberry, I. J. Black, Beverly Peppers, Mr. Sellers, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Horsky. Band Dance Band FIRST ROW: Steve Walker, Leslie Johnson, Greg Lightfoot, Vicki Devol, Kendra Price, Patti Johnston, Dave Grove. SECOND ROW: Randy Burcham, Jeff Tolliver, Rick Rheinscheld, Debbie Devol, Jan Price. THIRD ROW: Mr. Horsky, Dean Mowrey, Paul Mock, Barb Tschappat, W ayne Cosper, Howard Galvin. 131 Concert BOYS’ OCTET Left to Right: Boyd Stover Glen Derr Jim Kalklosch Steve Anderson Rick Rheinscheld Gary Rollins Paul Wesselhoeft Mike Clark Mrs. Brandt, Director 132 Choir GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE Left to Right: Beth Phares Kathy Oberlin Barbara Tschappat Cindy Siehl Jan Price Marsha Pierson Denise Russell Brenda Goss Debby Berry 133 SMEAD MANUFACTURING Logan, Ohio 385-5601 THE ELBERFELD CO. 79 W. Main St. Logan, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 THE CARBORUNDUM COMPANY GENERAL HOCKING BRICK CORP. 55 Zanesville Ave. Logan, Ohio 385-5616 139 EASTGATE BODY SHOP Route 3 Logan, Ohio U-DO-IT LAUNDROMAT 146 S. Market St. Open 24 Hours a Day—7 Days a Week Congratulations to the Class of 1970 LOGAN CLAY PRODUCTS CO. 141 142 SHAKE SHOPPE Old-Fashioned Goodness 1205 W. Hunter St. LINSCOTT MUSIC CENTER 80 W. Main St. 385-7832 Wurlitzer Pianos and Organs Story and Clark Pianos Kustom Amplifiers Gibson Guitars Selmer Band Instruments Band Supplies Slingerland Drums and Accessories Ludwig Drum Accessories 385-4576 GEIGER BROS. Mechanical Contractors California and Ohio Aves. P.O. Box 430 Logan, Ohio 385-4020 4 i t]i|tit rtHtr, lillM. “ if 1 WILLIAM WALLACE DIVISION William Murry Corporation Box 188 State Route 93 N. Logan, Ohio 385-5666 KEITH'S MEN'S SHOP DALES ASHLAND 24-Hour Service 220 S. Mulberry St. 385-5402 143 BROWN BUILDERS Rt. 4, Logan Building and Remodeling Elden Brown 385-5041 Compliments of COLE MOTOR SALES Logan, Ohio High Quality Used Cars Authorized Honda Sales and Service 144 SHARFF'S 12 W. Main St. 385-4016 WALSH BAKERY 81 E. Main 'The Best In Town Compliments of MARION RIGGS FORD, INC. HARBARGER PLUMBING CO. Best Wishes to the Rt. 33 East Logan, Ohio Class of 1970 GOODYEAR TIRE RUBBER CO. LOGAN PLANT 145 CASES DRUG STORE INC. THE REXALL STORE Professional Prescription Service 385-2131 Compliments of ORWIG OIL CO. LOGAN FEDERAL SAVINGS CHARLES GEIL AND Pontiac, Buick and Opel Sales LOAN ASSOCIATION 1380 W. Hunter SINCE 1888 Logan, Ohio OTTO A. SHAW CO. OTTO A. SHAW 35 W. Main St. JOHN L. GAFKE 385-5775 146 CUT CURL BEAUTY PRODUCTIVE WELL SERVICE SHOP Best Wishes 49 S. Mulberry to the Class of 1970 Logan, Ohio DAN LONG 385-2141 1 t HUDDLE'S INC. Junction Rt. 33 and 664 South Logan, Ohio 43138 LAMBERT'S COLONIAL RESTAURANT Steaks, Chops, Seafoods, FOOD CENTER Chicken 1266 W. Hunter St. OPEN DAILY 6 A.M.-IO P.M. Logan, Ohio 81 1 W. Hunter St. Logan, Ohio 147 II Compliments of WLGN RADIO 15.10 AM 98.3 FM Radio Home Of The Chieftains LOGAN, OHIO Opposite Post Office LOGAN, OHIO Phone EV 5-2525 ✓ DIRECT ALL YOUR INQUIRIES REGARDING INCOME TAX TO McCRAY OPPOSITE POST OFFICE PHONE 5-2525 CAMPBELL'S SOHIO 108 W. Main St. Logan, Ohio 385-9974 148 THE FARMER'S AND MERCHANTS BANK Logan, Ohio Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Affiliated With Banohio Corp. RISCH'S DRUG STORE 385-5644 24 W. Main St. Assets over $18,000,000.00 385-4014 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 56 S. Spring St. 385-2101 149 JOE GOMPF FLORIST When You Care Enough to Send the Very Best Growers and Designers of Flowers 80 W. Main St. Logan, Ohio 385-5651 HEINLE1N FUNERAL HOME 204 W. Main St. Congratulations to the Class of 1970 JONES MEAT MARKET 385-3535 LOGAN GLASS PLANT Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Progress Is Our Most Important Product 150 GENERAL ELECTRIC DAVIE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 40 N. Spring 385-2111 Best Wishes to the Class of '70 LOCKHEED GEORGIA CO. HUMPHREY'S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP SUPER DUPER 1390 W. Hunter Phone 385-4141 58 W. Main LITTLE'S JEWELRY Expert Watch Repair 96 E. Main Logan, Ohio Phone Open Daily 9 to 9 You Save More At A Super Duper Store 385-4033 Compliments of TSCHUDY PAINTING CO. 66 W. Main St. Logan, Ohio CHERRY'S TEXACO Goodyear Tires and Texaco Products 385-2128 Logan, Ohio 151 Compliments of NICK'S WINE SHOP Everything for Parties and Picnics Famous for Excellent Catering FREEMAN'S GREENHOUSE 873 E. Front St. Logan, Ohio 385-2736 HOMELITE STIHL CHAIN Saw Sales and Service A Satisfied Customer Is Our Goal Rt. 93 North • Logan TANSKY'S Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Rambler Dodge Truck 297 E. Main St. Compliments of CONLEY'S 75 E. Main St. Logan, Ohio JACK'S SURPLUS CITY Your family shoe and clothing store Open Daily 9-9; Sunday 10-7 975 W. Hunter St. 385-3645 SCHULTHEIS INS. AGENCY All Forms of Insurance and Bonds 86 E. Main St. 385-2532 152 Compliments of SWAIM'S PURE OIL 1201 W. Hunter 385-2518 CITIZENS BANK OF LOGAN Bank of Friendly Service 92 E. Main St. L r f • ±1 liwBM a- ■ P jit fife - 3WL m A -.' «it f . ART KRAFT Photographic Studio Senior Pictures—Portraits 58l 2 E. Main St. 385-3565 j hh KING LUMBER CO. 67 E. Front St. Logan, Ohio Compliments of LEONARD FUNERAL HOME LOGAN HOME FURNISHINGS We Furnish the Complete Home 145 W. Main St. 385-3125 KARL SCHMITTER'S BAKERY CATERING 65 W. Main St. 385-4691 153 SAVING’S HARDWARE Hardware, Housewares Gifts, Sporting Goods MARY CARTER PAINTS The House Of Color 65 East Main ■Mary 'M. Sullivan, Manager Phone—385-7064 LogaN .theatre1 154 CHAKERES LOGAN THEATRE AND HOCKING DRIVE-IN Compliments of LOGAN DAILY NEWS 68 E. Main St. 385-2109 385-2100 PATRONS BUSINESSES INTERNATIONAL CARBON AND RIBBON COMPANY KNOTTY PINE DRIVE-IN J. C. PENNEY COMPANY THRIFTLAND DISCOUNT STORE WHITE AND BATEMAN SOHIO STATION PROFESSIONAL ALBERT E. LEONARD, D.D.S. THOMAS A. MELVIN, D.D.S. W. DANIEL ALDER, D.D.S. DONALD E. GRIGGS, JR., D.D.S. DR. CHARLES RAUCH AND DR. JACK RAUCH DR. JAN MATTHEWS DR. E. L. MURPHY, PODIATRIST DR. THOMAS S. PRICE DR. AND MRS. PAUL W. SIEHL L. R. BRIMNER, C.P.C.U., INSURANCE GERKIN AND MOORE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW PHIL A. HENDERSON, ATTORNEY 56 Bill Shaw Receives Outstanding Senior Athlete Award The six athletes pictured below were labeled as the outstanding Senior in their individual sports. Bob Cruise— tennis; Steve Hampshire—basketball; Chuck Lowe—football back; Dana Beougher—track; Bill Shaw—football lineman and baseball; Bob Johnston— golf. Aerial Staff Betsy Gafke; Janis Wimer, Editor; Lynn Bryan; Cheryl Brimner; Mark Shaw; Patricia Woolery; Susan Ober- lin; Susan Baird; not pictured Chuck Lowe and Paul Mock, photographer. The yearbook staff wishes to express thanks to those whose generosity gave us our advertising section, to the teachers who cooperated by excus- ing students while pictures were being taken, and to Miss Jones for her unfailing cooperation and her knowledgeable guidance in helping us publish the 1970 AERIAL. 157 Miss Juanita Jones TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made N — 1 ■ %■ % - , V . , '. _ 0 r. ' : ? % v'r -'-' V- • • .i � 1� 'I %V ••