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Klwanls Award D A R Cntuzenshlp Award Sammy Nannnger Award Sponsored by Key Clubl McDonald Award Reader s Digest Award Danforth Foundatlon Award Jaycee Award for Art Achievement Best Thesplan of l954 Women of the Moose Nursing Scholarship Davis and Elknns Mernt Scholarshlp Logan Boosters Club Scholarshup Flrst alternate Second alternate State Board of Educctlon Scholarshup for Elementary Teaching LUCLI' If Wulma Steele Ruth Ellen Whute Kenneth Brooks Cecile Lackey Sheffey Massey Mary Young Ceclle Lackey Sheffey Massey Mary Young Mary Young Robert Justuce Vanta E Coda Frieda Steele Jessne Jo Covert Denny Bodnar Lyle Mann Jlm Curry Jlm Cook Betty Lou Wnllnoms 10 . . . Q . . - . . . . . . . . - . . . - . . . - . . . . A - . . . . . - . . . . . - . - . . . . . 0 I u . Q . . . . . . . - . - . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . Z Z Ji., Q S it M 'inlff' RALPH WILLIS PAUL WINTER ERNEST CRADDOCK M0161 of A-,6!blCdll0l'l The arm of the Logan County Board of Education rs to promote educatron and progress Durrng the past year they pro vided many teachrng ands for the various elementary schools Therr mam con cern however was planning for the constructron of two modern hugh schools to be burlt for Logan and Man The Man burldrng will cost approxrmately Sl 200 000 and wall enroll 700 800 students The approxrmate cost ofthe Logan school whrch will accommodate an enrollment of T500 IS S2 500 000 Of thus amount S500 000 will be pard by the Logan County Court toward con structnon costs of a field house The completuon of these two schools wall re qurre erghteen months to two years BOARD MEMBERS. Joe Blau, W W Gordon, W E Bxvens, and Earl Jusuce 1 I French Workman absent at thrs sessxonj ,, ' ' L '55 3 T .7 N . N' A T T -M T ., - V , Rx ' ,747 ,nf 5' x T f' R . hxq! , I A A O I I ' . ' ' I 1 1 1 ' . . . . . I 1 I 1 I ' . . - . 4 ' ' 47' nj.. - ,ff T . -ur, mf' Q . , C. - 4-.' s' ir' X 12 W W Qbmle Never wasa prmclpal more warmly recelv ed than Mr Frank McDade as he resumed has dutues at Logan Hugh School In January for the erghth year after recuperatnng from a serrous operation He as never tlrlng In hrs efforts to encourage each lndlvldual stu dent toequlp himself for the wlder world of tomorrow In hrs deallngs with the students everyone as treated equally and an equal amount of Interest us given to each depart ment Mr McDade who has been an IH splratlon to many of us attended Ohio Um or to becoming prnnclpal ln 1947 Mr Mc Dade had served on the faculty of Logan Hugh sunce 1936 Q 437' ls..-.,, g agflal' Mrs Anme H Maynard director of gurd ance IS a woman of many deeds She proved a most capable and effrcrent person as she took over the role of actmg prlncrpal durung the absence of our beloved Mr McDade Mrs Maynard IS always ready to counsel or to grve advice ln addltlon to her regular dutres she attended the flrst state convention of the West Vlrglnra Guldance Assoclatuon at Jackson s Mull the North Central Asso cratnon of Secondary Schools and Colleges at Chicago and the NatlonalAssoclatuon of Deans of Women Council rn Washrngton She was also mvlted to serve as a member of a committee on supervlsuon at the South Eastern States Work Conference in Daytona, Florida in June. fn C 0 I 1 lf . . . . gig A versityand the Universityof Kentucky. Pri- W1 l 5. . . . I . . - I 0 I '- 13 MARION D NAPIER omg, any An efficient office staff is a must for Logan High School with its enrollment of over 1300 students. This organization is managed by our capable and amiable secretary, Mrs. Jo Alice Browning, who is aided by student helpers during each period. Our never -failing friend who manages the purse string --and all sorts of odd iobs -- is the school treasurer, Mrs. Napier. Present student members of the office staff are Rosalie Kimbler, Ruth Ann Lester, Lois Adams, Blanche Farley James My- nes, Delores White, Gloria Meeks, and Bob Compton. Our sincere thanks go to this capable group of people Mrs Browmng Patty Boytek Nma Mae McCloud and Blanchc Farley keep the off1ce runmng smoothly durlng one of the many busy perlods 14 Staffers Carnes Seaback Bra Evans Elo 1 . . gg. . ' Evelyn! Bland vich and Adkins prepare for the bookworms, e l fafg lt's in the book ---Now iust where is the book? You might begin with the cctrd catalogue, that familiar alphabetical card file of titles, authors, and subiects. lf you have difficulty in sat- isfying your needs or tastes, Miss Bland and her efficient library staff are on hand to assist you in your quest for knowledge. During every period several trained members of the staff hel the li- ,, P brarian and students who come there for research, study, or leisure reading This year we are for- tunate in having -the use of a new section, the periodical librar , which contains reference books . Y ' periodicals, The Readgs Guide, and numerous other literary items. Yes, if it's in a book, it's probably in oumibrary. Six hours a day, five days a week, LHS students make use of the library. 9 Alda Miller Eva H. Puckett Talrna P., Robertson Q . ' ct en ce 'ui l Bugs in iars, wild Flowers, leaves, and bacteria loom as Famil- iar obiects in the lives of sophomores, while the junior and sen- ior chemists must contend with experiments, explosions, acid r burns, and suffocating odors. Physics, an elective, deals with forces, machines, heat, light, sound and electricity. In these courses each student learns to realize his dependence upon other living things and to understand his place in nature. Stella M, Jones CQ Everett Stallings The anatomy of a crayfish proves fascinating to Mrs, Millers biology class. i.f. ang sl .. ' fb 9- '11 i 1 Golden Clark Florena G. Calvin J. H. Huff aigelnatlfd ln every walk of life ---whether making the grocery list, buying an automobile, building a bridge, or flying an air- plane - -the importance of mathematics is overwhelmingly apparent. With this in mind, different phases of math are offered, such as business math, shop math, algebra, plane geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry. COW M- Milne William C, Goad Russell Stevens pinch-hits for Mr, Huff in business math. Say, how did that parallelogram get into a business math problem? Marguerite Burdick Mary Jo McDonald aI'lgLlClg25 Thelma Juergensmeyer Parlez-vous Francaise? .... Latina? . . . Espanol? Logan High students who are linguistically inclined may cul- tivate a knowledge of any of these three foreign languages . . . and perhaps even an accent . . . n'est-ce pas? Stu- dents learn not only of the language but also of the people and their history. Ancient civilizations and great deeds of famous people provide favorite discussions. . . Gallia est omnia. . . et-ce-teral The language classes are quite active and feature organized clubs for those who are interested in special projects and social activities. Si Meadows points out a battlefield in one of Caesars Gallic Wars , described in the passage being read by Susan Rumbaugh, under Mrs, Burdiclvs watchful eye. 1? W' ...f Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow . . . .Will this day never come? Sam Whitman wonders as he begins MacBeth's soliloquy, - clgferdtufe The richness of the past lies before us in the pages of books ....... all of man's thoughts and deeds, all of his hopes and dreams, all of the beauty or significance of life awaits us on the printed page. Literature offers us the opportunity to learn of these in the form of fiction and non-fiction, prose and poetry. English endeavors to help the student form habits of clear thinking, to stimulate him to greater effort in forming speech habits, and to encourage him to write and speak about things within his own observation and experience. Sarah Estep Frances Metz Irene Perry Ruth G, Kline Patricia Smith Elizabeth Thomas Patricia Tibbets Elizabeth Willis Carla Zero l fi 4.35 : I Helen B, Harvey Geraldine Hogan Tom Orr OCICL LL lei, What is our government? How cloes it operate? What are N' the phases of man's relationships with one another? What W is our American heritage? The social studies classes find these questions confronting them daily in their classwork. Jack Chapman Some of the answers are obtained through weekly filmstrips Mary B. Hurst shown to all the classes. By means of the various courses of social studies--American history, economics, sociology, American government, world history, and geography--stu- dents become aware of the very minute details of existence. Hey now, Jiin, you can date only one girl steady! Pros and cons on going steady always prove amusing in Mr. Chaprnan's third period sociology class. Ca therme Ra pus l5fI'l6uiLU9 JllCCllL0fl Do you know the prnce of this artncle? Mass Raptns, how do I get that lob? Really, IS the customer always right? These questnons are only samples of manyasked by the students nn the Dnstrrbutlve Ed ucatlon classes, taught by Mlss Catherine Raptls D E provides a course ln salesmanshap, store operation display and advertlslngl, and on the lob tranmng During the year the students study textiles, such as varnous fabrlcsand materaals nontextales, such as hard goods, foods and furs, and methods of wrappung packages As added Features Fllms and demonstratlon sales help the students learn the consumer s polnt of veew D E students also co operate with local merchants durlng the Christmas and Easter seasons by placement of students In extra lobs A field trup was made thus year to Charleston, where the stu dents vlslted the Diamond Department Store and observed its prlncl ples of operation Students learn the art of g1ft wrappmg 21 get 1' 1. Who IS the teacher here? The explananon IS sxmple Ear Meade IS ass1sung Mr Lucas with quesuons IH bookkeeping 116111855 Pblllllllg Stop lll Five mrnutesll Then silence reigns supreme as the typrsts hopefully figure their speed for the day Across the hall the shorthand classes are transcribing dictation while book keeping students learn to balance the books and struggle to master the various office ma chrnes These are secretaries, stenographers, and accountants in the making Students are trained to meet the needs of business by developing an understanding of attitudes, practices, and conditions in the business world. The business department offers such courses as general business, commercial law, shorthand typing, and bookkeeping. Ralph Comet Harold Cooper Barbara Goad Janet Kirkel' Wandell Lucas Marion D. Napier Dean Stark Lester H. Stinebiser . , X ucafiona rainin Train not only your mind but also your hands, is the standard of the boys in coveralls, who spend three hours each day learning various vo- cational trades. In the welding shop, metals are cutwith an acetylene torch and the iron welder is used. In machine shop, metals are cut to different sizes and shapes. These future machinists make alot of their own equipment, such as bolts, threads, hammers, and punches. Both classes do numerous odd iobs around school .... repairing broken Ve- netian blinds or mending broken tables and seats. This year they re- paired a truck for the Board of Education and made the metal coal chute for the basement of McDade Hall. Another interesting fact is that the repair broken machinery and make necessary parts for it. When a boy graduates with a vocational diploma, he is prepared and qualified to go directly into a job as either a welder or a machinist. fa I Earl L, Campbell David S. Skaggs Charles Clark holds a steel plate while Bill Brescoach cuts it with an oxyacetylene cutting torch under the scrutiny of Eddie Joe Bragg. admit Mmm, that smells delicious! sigh the students longingly as they pass through the halls while cupcakes are being made in home economics, ome conomicd In planning for the homes of tomorrow, Mrs. Coda's classes learn the importance of man- aging ahousehold efficiently. The first phase of the program consists of Fami ly food budget- ing, dietary needs, canning and preserving, and general principles of cooking. Fashion becomesa Fad during the second phase as pat- terns and artistic designs become new crea- tions. riuerzi gicfucafion Stop! Look! Listen! These are necessary pre- cautionsin drivers education, a twelve-weeks course taught by Mr. Pozega. The funda- mentals of behind-the-wheel driving , road safety, and the parts of the automobile engine are taught. Girls as well as boys learn to fix flats and change tires. The worth of these classes is proved by the decreasein the num- ber of accidents students have. Yes, girls, says Mr, Pozcga, it does take all those parts to make an automobile runl A s Ns' Harold Cox Bea Nelson Orr Mary Ruth Taylor Loran Ward ,JLLaAA - pkyfiicaf gjclucafion Health and physical education play a large part in the lives of the boys and girls in LHS. While the sophomores are learning about how the human body develops and functions, the juniors and seniors are active- ly participating in gym classes, carrying out a well-rounded program of intra-mural athletics. ln girls' gym classes tumbling, pyramid- building, soccer, war ball, volleyball and basketball constitute an active program. The boys become agile by taking part in basketball, calisthenics, boxing and running a few laps around the gym. That looks easyl Are you kidding? These girls have discovered that it takes muscular co-ordination and balance to perform difficult pyramids and stunts. f'-'FM' L... Hold itl l That's fine, OKI Mrs. J. 's first-period Glee Club ends I Believe with a Crescendo IIALC Music todlfferent people meansclifferent things To many, it may be come thelrwhole life while to others, a way of expressing their ideas, and to stall others, a means of relaxation. Here at LHS we have two groups which have added much to the community life of Logan during the past year. Through the efforts of Thelma Juergensmeyer and Carl McElfresh the Logan High School Glee Club and Band have been much in demand for special music on special occasions. Raymond Magana entertains the band class with a practice run on his French horn while director McE1fresh checks the notes. J 'x FIRST ROW: Ruth Ellen White, ueasurerg Kenneth Brooks, vice president: Jim Cook, president, Kay Browning, sec- retary. SECOND ROW: Jane McGuire, Kathie Gardner, Kennith Stultz, Zoe Yeager, Rosemary Scragg, Marilyn White. THIRD ROW: Chuck Perry, Ed Bottome, Mary Ellen Hatton, Billie Sue Disco, Peggy Stone. FOURTH ROW: Roddy Hall, Paula Justice, Mr, Orr, Donald Triplett, Dickie Bowling, Joy May Browning, Cgzulenf gounci Organized in i946 and sponsored by Mr. Orr, the Student Council meets every two weeks to discuss school activi- ties and problems. lts purpose is to create and main- tain better understanding and co-operation between the teachers and pupils, and to promote proiects and activi- ties centering around the student body. The Council sponsors Twirp season and the annual Homecoming cele- bration, which consists of a parade, football game dance and the queen's coronation. Cleah-up week, a hall light system, sportsmanlike conduct between Logan and Man high schools, and good citizenship all came under con- sideration during the year. The Council concluded its business with a proposed agenda for next year and an assembly program about the student election in May. Council members clean up. Z 8 I I Wafiona! ,Honor ociefy The Logan chapter of the National Honor Society, a national scholastic honorary, was installed at LHS in January. The purpose of the organization, which is sponsored by Mrs. Hogan, is to create interest in scholarship, stimulate desire to render service, prompt leadership, and encourage development of character. Members are selected each se- mester from the junior and senior classes on the basis of scholarship, character, leader- ship, and service. Among the activities of the Society were--operating a lost and found department, keeping the bulletin boards up to date, acting as ushers for College Day, and working out a point system for the various clubs. The social activity in May was an in- formal dinner and recreation hour in the gym . The members are Marilyn Abdoney, Ray AI- bright, Henrietta Alderman, Ed Bottome, Dick Bowling, John Brafford, Gordon Browning, Suzanne Browning, Jo Ella Chapman, Carol Coster, Wesley Craddock, Lois Curry, Betty Egnor, Carew Ferrell, Vera Ferrell, Elizabeth Goff, Joyce Hinchman, Betty Lou Jones, Wirt Jones, Julian Juergensmeyer, Paula Justice, Margaret J. Kazee, Linda Kennedy, Cecile Lackey, Bill Lambert, Earl Lawson, lla Mae Martin, Sheffey Massey, secretary, Bonnie McGuire, treasurer, Sally Neal, Basil Perry, Charles Perry, Arlena Queen, Rose Mary Rig- sby, Barbara Royce, vice president, Wilma Scragg, Bill Scott, Carolyn Shelton, Wilma Steele, Peggy Stone, Doris Sunderland, Bar- bara Taylor, Patsy Vankovich, Scott Whit- man, Jean Workman, Donald Wysong, Mary Young, president. The Man High School chapter installs the Logan chapter of the National Honor Society in an impressive candlelight ceremony fffw pn ,- , . .A........,., , ,.,, . . ,,. , H 7 ere .4 Ollf Headlines, bylines, and deadlines! These are all familiar lines to Here 's How staff members and veteran iournalism instructor, Miss Kline. In the annual statewide competi- tion at West Virginia University this year the LHS school paper received a First Honors publication award, the high- est official rating given by the School of Journalism. This set a high standard indeed not only for the iournalism stu- dents who edited the paper second semester lwith the as- sistance of Mr. and Mrs. Goadj but also for all future Here's How staffs. lj Editorially speaking-Charlotte Phalen, Or- ville McDonald, Basil Perry, and jack Wil- son assist co-editors Barbara Royce and Shef- fey Massey. Staffers Parsley, Whitman, and F le tc her check their wares for the daily sweets sale. Business staff members relax with a current issue--Tony Patrick, Helena Reed, Donetta Browning, Carson Barker, Frankie Gore and Richard Moreno. Qui! an .Siva A national honorary for high school journalists, Quill and Scroll is composed of juniors and seniors who have done outstanding work on either the Here's How or the Guyana staff. The purpose of the club is to encourage those who are interested in the literary field . Under the sponsorship of Miss Kline, the group instigated a drive to raise funds for new library books and held the annual short story con- test to encourage iournalistic ideals in LHS. Quill and Scrollers stock the library shelves during their book drive, FIRST ROW: Barbara Royce, treasurer: John Brafford, presidentg Robert Justice, vice presidentglva Parsley, secretary. SECOND ROW: Ila Mae Martin, Helena Reed, Miss Kline, Cecile Lackey, THIRD ROW: Vanta Coda, Donna Davis, Richard Moreno, Sheffey Massey. ,ef I J-' 3l N -49 x up X -Y' 5-ff 4 .X All Glyn .1-Q v's... How to win friends and influence subscribers isthe task confronting Daneen Jones, Tony Gallo, Elea- nor Stollings, and Shirley Shiller QFRONT ROWJg Joy Meade, Nancy Dove, Delores White, and Barbara Baer CSECOND ROWjg and Philip Stone KSTANDINGJ on the Guyana subscription staff. High-powered salesmanship is planned by advertising staffers Don Stephenson, Vanta Coda, Neal Scaggs, Jack Thompson, Doris Fields, and Marshall Stevenson, fl., 1954 Could I interest you in a full page ad in the 1954 Guyana? . . .halfpage? . . . quarterpage? . . . one-eight page? This approach was employed fre- quently throughout Logan County as the advertising staff began its high-powered campaign to finance the annual. Supervised by Mrs. Hogan, the business staffalso took subsciiptionsg handled the distribution of the sophomore, junior, and senior picturesp and did the layouts and pictorial advertising for the ad- vertisements. Due to their loyal and persistent ef- forts the i954 Guyana emerged a financial success. With apast record of First Class Honor and approx- imate All American, the Guyana staff was faced with a challenge in September-- a blank dummy. Many were the headaches, laughs, and cries of anguish-- Who has the dummy? Does anyone know this sophomore? Will someone type this-- please! l Now where's page 45, Mrs. Smith? Among the tasks of the inspired journalists were planning layoutsp writing and rewriting copy, typing, sorting and checking picturesand names, and when completed, sending the finished product off to press . QTOPJ Co-Editors Ila Mae Martin and Cecile Lackey compose layouts and copy, QBOTTOMJ Juanita Reynolds, Jean McNee1y and Libby Can- terbury check photos, Production staff members Louise Harmon, Bob Claypool, James Necessary, Dotty Spears, Betty Browning, Cora Osburn, Patsy Vankovich, and Mary E. Hatton are on thejob as usual, claim, cw Newly organized and composed of members of the library staff, the Library Club had two main proiects this year--raising Funds for additional library hooks and supervising the periodical room . Main events ofthe club year were a talent show anda Christmas party. In recognition of service, letters were awarded to members 'of the club, which is sponsored by Miss Bland, librarian. Periodicals are checked and filed by efficient library assistants. FIRST ROW: Willa Stanley, president, Ioan Marcum, vice presidentg Miss Blandg Jerry Viars, treasurer, Mariam Seaback, SECOND ROW: Joyce Mitchell, Enid Ramey, Sylvia Carey, Kathern Noe, Gloria Fay Abbott, Ioan Gilkerson, THIRD ROW: Loyce Mitchell, Shirley Tackett, Betty Keaton, Loretta Butcher, Edith Jane Elovich, Shelby Jean Evans, FOURTH ROW: Wilma Jean Lawson, Patty Adkins, Sabra Hicks, Linda Bayless, Carole Sue Ragan, Barbara Ann Moore. 34 99 Vx 4.9 ' A ,acl W FIRST ROW: Jean McNee1y, secretaryg Ramona Mendez presldenr Dmah Mae I-arley treasurer Agnes Merrit. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hale, Janet Iv1cComas, Peggy Mulllns Shlrley Tackett Mrs Robertson THIRD ROW: Jewel Rainwater, Frances Napier, Rose Bency Tressxe Iv1cNee1y jutufe QCEC QPJ 0 l'l'l0I'lCCl You'd never believe it, but we actually have students here at L.H.S. who want to become teachers! The F.T.A. was organized in I947 with this purpose: To learn about opportunities in various teaching fields, cultivate the essen- tial qualities of a good teacher and develop stu- dent leadership through an active program. A joint Christmas partywith the F.N.A. and a tea sponsored by Delta Kappa Gamma sorority con- stituted this year's social activities. The club vice president was sent to the annual State F.T. A. Conference. The main club proiect was the purchase of a folding cot for the sick room. 35 These wise girls and their sponsor know that a stitch in time saves nine , QI! .i!0l'l'lQI'l'ld QP5 In January, 1953, the Girl Homemalcers or- ganized with the practical desire to learn the techniques otcoolcing, sewing, good grooming, home decorating, and entertaining. Their ac- tivities for the year consisted of witnessing an Appalachian demonstration, conducting bake sales anda cake raffle, giving toys and food to a needy family for Christmas, and entertaining with a covered dishdinner for members and their mothers. The group is sponsored by Mrs. Good. SEATED: Lorene Harvey, vice presidentg Evelyn Parker, president: Ruth Ann Lester, Carolyn Lee Snell, Rosalie Kimbler, STANDING: Peggy Sue I-lardesty, treasurer: Barbara Kirkendall, Betty Lou Egnor, Pris- cilla Bency. 36 FIRST ROW: Madeline Johnston, Margaret'Foleyg Juanita Reynolds, presidentg Shirley Elam, vice presi- dentg Carolyn Shelton, secretaryg Elsie Jane Smith. SECOND ROW: Brenda Bowden, Stella Spiech, Janet VanNatter, Rachel Grover, Ethyl Petrie, THIRD ROW: Joyce Kirk, Barbara Kirkendall, Doris McGill, Betty Adkins, Emma Jean Bowen, Mrs. Zero. jbtfbtfe LLP525 The Future Nurses of America, under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Zeta, is an organization composed of girls who hope and expect to go into the nursing profession. Besides the discussion and study of nursing, these girls made posters for the rest rooms and bought first-aid kits for the offices. Mrs. Riffe, one of our local public health nurses, spoke to the group on preparation for a nursing career. 37 First aid supplies are provided by FNA members for use in the office infirmary . FIRST ROW: R. Myers, treasurer, J. Easterling, W, Yohan, K, Hall, W, Lee, E, Calton, D. Triplett, B, Canellas, vice president: V, Gostovich, president. SECOND ROW: R, Adkins, D, Baisden, F, Gay- lock, J, Murasky, J, Herald, G, Kennedy, B, Brescoach, J, rlolcomb, D, Conn, THIRD ROW: S, Mc- Cloud, W, Deskins, T, Farmer, J. McDonald, R, Kramz, S, Dalton, E, Stuart, E, Callaway, B, Ward, FOURTH ROW: A, Thompson, G, Albright, C, Marcum, R. Heugel, J, Bumgarner, J. Johnson, A, Neace, E. Jeffrey, B. Napier, FIFTH ROW: J, Orso, P, Curry, J, Stephens, D, Browning, J, Hartzell, V, Rob- erts, E. J. Bragg, H. Miller, G, Bell, J. Vaughan, C, Stone, ocafiona The Vocational Club was reorganized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Campbell and Mr. Skaggs. The purpose of the club is to help boys who graduate from the vocational course secure better iobs and to interest boys who have me- chanical talent and aptitude in taking the course . Club members make clothesline Cl'OSS'T'Sf clothing racks, and special-purpose tools as their proiects. Threading on a Lathe ruqnrres skill 3 9 PQFLCA Selling doughnuts to raise money to pay for the new piano in the auditorium keeps the French Club on their toes. The much- needed piano has proved quite useful in ed by Mrs. Juergensmeyer, offers members an opportunity to learn the traditions, cus- toms, and historical background of the French people as well as their language. Hard work by the French Club nets LHS a fine new piano. FIRST ROW: P. Roberts, treasurer, D. Davis, secretaryg B, Robertson, president, R. Justice, vice presi- dent. SECOND ROW: L, Baldwin, N, Warren, R, Hicks, THIRD ROW: J. Baisden, M. Abdoney, R. Gla- varis, R. Rigley, S, Browning, A, Walsh, L, Stevens, M. Hall. FOURTH ROW: C. Brumfield, N, Riffe, L. Kennedy, J. Bragg, H. Hanners, R. Osburn, S. Sperry, R. Napier, M. Austin. FIFTH ROW: K, Stultz, D, Bahus, K, Kinzer, W. Steele, M. Aude, G. Chambers, J. Tucker, C. Perry, Mrs, Iuergensmeyer, SIXTH ROW: R, Stultz, C, Skibo, N, Scaggs, J. Iuergensmeyer, 40 manyschoolactivities. The club, sponsor- FIRST ROW: M, Steele, G. Jordan, B. Spangler, F. Adams, B, L, Williams, R. Miller, vice president, E. Bottome, president: C. Shelton, secretaryg S. Neal, treasurerg S. Elam, E,J, Smith, M, Delapa, J. White, P. Napier, SECOND ROW: J. Watts, M. Sefton, C. Kirchner, M. Ward, I. E. Chapman, K, Gardner, R, Adams, S, Stallings, S, Osborne, B. Bodnar, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Straughan, B, Shaf- fer, W, Adams, LM, Martin, C, Lackey, W. Jones, J. Lovelace, S. Rumbaugh, G, Buckle, R, Grover, H, Reed, D, Dyer, I, Hanshaw, FOURTH ROW: T. Patrick, D. Trent, P, Squillace, F. voreh, B, Mol- nar, D. Hatfield, K, Pierle, D, Hanners, S. Ferzacca, E. Petrie, B. Taylor, A, Harvey, J. Varacalli, G, Browning. FIFTH ROW: B, Squibb, R. Vaughn, B. Bowden, C. Baker, R. Iimison, F. Cook, F. Fish, S. Meadows, J, Bartlett, W, Scragg, N, Kinzer, B. Royce, D. Bowling, M, Curry, SIXTH ROW: L, Vara- calli, S, Turner, F, Guisti, J, Brafford, J, Ascough, L, McNeil, Jafin Togasand sandalsare prevalent on the night of the traditional Roman banquet as Latin students and club members make merry in honor of ancient Rome. The diners devour roast pig in a reclining position while they are entertained by dancing girls, gladiators, and wrestlers during the feast. Another annual affair is the Sweethearts' Ball on St. Valentine's day, at which a queen of hearts is chosen. A large group attended the spring meeting of the Junior Classical League in Mor- gantown--a federation of all Latin clubs in the state, of which Randolph Miller was elected state president. Bake sales and Christmas card orders provided ample funds for the banquet and a Latin Club dinner. Mrs. Burdick is club sponsor. Roman senators hearken to the latest proclamation 4 l 5 lxgk It's art for art's sake l ,444 C746 The Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Estep and com- posed of the art class, has as its motto, Promo- ting interest in art. Their activities have con- sisted of decorating a float for the homecoming parade as well as making posters for the tuber- culosis drive and for many school projects . Last but not least, they again painted the beautiful Christmas nativity scene, which is illuminated in the art windows and can be seenfrom the street. FIRST ROW: Rhea Craddock, Freddie Miller, treasurerg Gail Moulder, secretaryg MollyGeai-hart, presi- dentg Ronnie Stultz, vice presidentg Ellis Blevins, SECOND ROW: Frances Canellas, Marshall Stevenson, Roy Whisman, Jim Fortune, Charles Wilson. THIRD ROW: Aldo Ardis, John Nicinsky, Bob Kirkpatrick, Mrs, Estep, Raymond Ellis, Paul Stephens, 42 Faygl' ug A quiet momentof prayer and worship during the rush of the day is offered both to students and faculty members every Tuesday at noon by the Prayer Club. The club is inter-denom- inational, and the meetings are conducted by students and guest speakers from the various churches. Special music is given occasionally by the Glee Club. The Prayer Club, which was organized in l940, is sponsored by Miss E .H . Thomas and Mrs. Helen Harvey. Gwen Martin is president of the group, Norma Ward, vice president, Frieda Steele, sec- retary, and Julian Juergensmeyer, treasurer. The attendance at weekly meetings varies from 50 to T50 members, most of whom appear in the accompanying group photos at top and bottom. FIRST ROW: Dick Bowling, board of directors: Tom Deason, treasurerg Sheffey Massey, vice president, Vanta E. Coda, president, John Brafford, vice president, Robert Justice, secretaryg Tony Patrick, SECOND ROW: Charles Perry, Richard Moreno, Don Kinzer, Gordon Browning, Wirt Jones, Roger Scaggsg Richard McDade, board of directors, THIRD ROW: Kit Pierle, Billy Cooksey, Lyle Mann, Jim Curry, Jim Cook, Jim Hanshaw, Larry Robson, FOURTH ROW: Orville McDonald, Scott Whitman, John Glavaris, Ed Bot- tome, Julian Juergensmeyer, Bill Barber, Bob Wagner, Johnny Wayne, Earl Meade, Q, cm Key Club activities, under the sponsorship of Mr. Chap- man, began with the organization of the Keyettes and assistance with the Kiwanis rose sale. Selling milk at noon and chartering buses to football games provided finances for such service projects as the School Leaders' Banquetand the installation of a pay 'phone for students' convenience. Other projects consisted of renovating the girls' locker room, operating the Salvation Army booth one day during Christmas, broadcasting school news each week over WLOG , furnishing workers at the Canteen, and cleaning up the area behind McDade Hallas a parking lot for teachers. Social activities werea Thanksgiving formal and a swimming-and-picnic outing at Madison with the Topsy Turvy. ln March the Key Club played host to the largest annual state Key Club convention. Plain or chocolate milk, girls? --And don't forget your straws. 44 JQWM The Keyettes, the Key Club's sister organization, began their activities in the fall by helping with the annual Kiwanis rose sale. They furnished workers along with the Key Club for the canteen , sponsored the Heart Fund and Restoration of Independence Hall drives, char- tered special buses to ball games, published yell books, bought spotlights for the gymnasium, and purchaseda portrait of Mr. McDade for McDade Hall. Main events of the year included a Thanksgiving formal and the first state Keyette convention, of which the main purpose was to encourage the formation of Keyette clubs in other schools. Mrs. Orr sponsors the group. Student president Cook accepts spotlights on behalf of the student body FIRST ROW: P, Stone, B. L, Wil1iams,V. White, P. Hardesty, secretary: D, Davis, historiang D, Fields, vice president, C, Hardman, president: I. M, Martin, treasurerg C, Lackey, R, Solchik, M, Young, SEC- OND ROW: M, Abdoney, F. Pierce, A, Browning, LM, Browning, G. Martin, W. Steele, E, Goff, G, Buckle, B. I. Robertson, K, Browning, R,E, White, THIRD ROW: P, Ross, D, Richardson, L, Adams, S, Shiller, B, Baer, V, Ferrell, M, Lazar, M, L. Kazee, H, Dingess, P, Justice, FOURTH ROW: M, Gear- hart, I. Parsley, D, Browning, S, Browning, P, Iv1cDorman, W, Spragg, P. Thompson, B.J. Tinsley, M.L, Austin. FIFTH ROW: LE, Chapman, S, Rumbaugh, P. Vankovich, M, Austin, B. Jones, D, Han- ners, S, Neal, B, Royce, A. Vance, M,E. Smith, D, Gore, M.,l. Kazee. XX fy The industrious Hi-Y Club won state honors again this year and was listed as one ofthe stote's honor clubs. This boys' organization, adivision of the YMCA, has an open member- ship. During the year c lub members sold candy and cakes at Christmas, sponsored the boys' basketball tournament, presented a plaque to . ' be hung under Mr. McDade's picture inMcDade Hall, sent delegates to the state conference at Jackson's Mi l lp sponsored several socials and dances, contributed to worthy organizations, and along with their sister organization, the Tri-Hi-Y, sponsored a weekly radio program. The Hi-Y program goes on the air. FIRST ROW: S. Turner, D, Bowling, R. Moreno, S. Massey, chaplain: I. Brafford, president, C. Toler, vice president, R. Justice, L. McNeil. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cooper, B, Tabor, L, Robson, T. Deason, J, Ascough, R. Magana. THIRD ROW: K, Spears, N. Scaggs, R. Hall, E, Jennell, D. Kinzer, J. Ferrell, R. Scaggs, FOURTH ROW: E, Chambers, L, Childers, B. Compton, F. Clark, R. McDade, treasurerg M, Stevenson, B. Pauley, G, Browning. FIFTH ROW: C. Perry, R. Curry, P. Stone, J, Cook, B. Claypool, V, Coda, secretary, D. Runyon, A, Harvey, G. Pauley, J, Wayne. ,,r,., Q-A FIRST ROW: L, Sergent, P, Solchik, S, Carter, R, Dulcie, D, Stidham, W, Markins, D, Gore, secre- tary: M,A, Dove, vice president: R, E, White, president: D, Browning, treasurer: P, Justice, chaplain B, Bias, C, Shelton, R, McCloud, C, Brumfield, B, Farley, SECOND ROW: P, Ross, D, Richardson, J, McGuire, E, Crum, J, Straughan, F, Steele, M, Lazar, G. Buckle, M,A, Hall, R, Grover, S, Brown- ing, S, Rumbaugh, THIRD ROW: R, Gearhart, I, Parsley, J, Smith, T, Lilly, S, Stollings, B, Hunter F, Gore, D, Jones, D, Fields, M,L, Austin, H, Reed, E.J. Smith, E. Petrie, F, E11ixson,,D, Grimmett S, Fletcher, R, Solchik. FOURTH ROW: B, Langley, M.J. Kazee, C. Hardman, W, Steele, V, Thomp- son, F, Pierce, M, Ward, P, McDorman, S, Ferzacca, E, Goff, L. Stevens, A, M, Walsh, D. Shelton, F, Martin, L, Kennedy, J,A. Bragg, S, Baisden, J, M, Browning, FIFTH ROW: S, Hicks, L, Bay1ess,C, Slater, B, Armstrong, M.E, Smith, G, Martin, P, Napier, LE, Chapman, M, Abdoney, D, Davis, B, Francis, J, Whitt, C, Kirchner, H, Hanners, R, Vaughn, SIXTH ROW: M, Austin, N, Dove, D, Spears, P, Graham, D. Bahus, L. Patterson, L, White, B, Jones, D, Hanners, S, Neal, J,A, Cook, D, Adkins, L. Curry, M, White, I U 511 ' l ' To create, maintain, and extend highest stan- dards ofChristian character throughout the home, school, and community is the motto of the Tri- Hi-Y. Among their proiects this year were giving baskets for the needy at Thanksgiving: sending dolls and toys to underprivileged children at Christmas: selling Easter lilies, attending the state Tri-Hi-Y conference at Jackson's Mill: entertaining with a social, spring formal, spring picnic, and other socialactivities with the Hi-Y. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi- Y members join one Sunday during each month to attend church. Tri-Hi-Y sponsors are Mrs. l-lurst and Miss Metz. 47 Thanksgiving food donations go to the needy Opifg UPU The purpose of Topsy Turvy, sponsored by Mrs. Willis, is to dedicate themselves to the social betterment of the individualgirl through comrade- ship, understanding, patience, and the school laws. Beginning the year by installing pencil sharpeners in class rooms and selling printed stu- dentdirectories, the group entertained witha soph- omore girls' party and a New Year's dance. Then to climax the year's activities, a spring formal was held at the country club. A student directory is simply a mustl FIRST ROW: Donna Davis, vice presidentg Iva Parsley, treasurer, Mikell Kraus, presidentg Cynthia Hard- man, secretary. SECOND ROW: Cecile Lackey, Molly Gearhart, Donetta Browning, Daneen Jones, Wil- ma Steele, Doris Fields, Gwen Martin, Frankie Gore, Billie Jo Tinsley, THIRD ROW: Bernice Bias, Barb- ara Baer, Helena Reed, Lois Ann Hale, Shirley Shiller, Nita Maynard, Betty Langley, Bobby Jo Robert- son. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Willis, Martha Dove, Linda Kennedy, Donareeta'Hanners, Mary Lou Austin, Dotty Spears, Micha Duff, Suzanne Browning, P -. 'XV FIRST ROW: Mrs, Puckett, Daneen Jones, vice president, Molly Gearhart, presidentg Libby Canterbury, treasurer: Betty Lou Williams, secretaryg Mrs, Taylor, SECOND ROW: Ruth Ellen White, Paula Justice, Doris Fields, Donetta Browning, Helena Reed, Donna Davis, Bobby Jo Robertson. THIRD ROW: Florence Paul, Marilyn Abdoney, Jo Ella Chapman, Peggy McDorman, Frankie Gore, Wilma Steele, Margaret J. Kazee. FOURTH ROW: Mikell Kraus, Sandra Ferzacca, Dotty Spears, Sally Neal, Micha Duff, Gwen Martin, Cynthia Hardman, Susan Rumbaugh, Cl Cedeffefri The Pacesetters, Formerly Alpha Xi sorority, be- gan the year by presenting a benefit talent show to raise money for the March of Dimes and re- suming a weekly radio program on WLOG. A tea in honor of the pledges, a Christmas formal, and o spring formal constituted the social act- ivities of the year. Money-making projects were bake sales and a club talent show, and service projects were a highly successful style show and the remodeling of the teachers' lounge. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Puckett are co-sponsors. l A pretty girl is like a melody -19 ardify Composed of athletes, cheerleaders, and team managers, the Varsity Club strives to promote fair play and sportsmanship and to maintain school spirit. The activities of the year included the sponsoring of boxing matches at noon, the in- stallation of a coke machine for the benefit of the student body, and the annual Varsity Club picnic, which was also aswimming party held at the Haddad Recreation Center. Faculty sponsors are the coaches--Cox, Chapman, and Ward. Watch that left, Earll Oofl FIRST ROW: I. Browning, D, Spears, secretary: M, Abdoney, S. Rumbaugh, W, Steele, R, Glavaris, S, Stone, M, Dove, I-I, Reed, SECOND ROW: K, Brooks, treasurer: L, Mann, president, E, Browning, E, Meade, J, Goff, W, Lee, J, Cook, J. Curry, vice president, L, Morrison, THIRD ROW: C, Kazee, J, Chafin, D. Dingess, F, Guisti, A, Field, C, Collins, V. Myers, C. Adkins, R. Goins, FOURTH ROW: J, Aleman, Coach Cox, I, Gill, P, Bailey, D, Maynard, C, McNee1y, B, Lambert, C, Perry, J, Fisher, J, Necessary. FIFTH ROW: Coach Chapman, Coach Ward, H, Wooten, I, Wilson, B. Harkins, B. Barb- er, B. Wagner, B, Grover, K. Jeffrey. FIRST ROW: P, Solchik, L, Sergent, C, Slater, secretaryp P, Thompson, treasurer:J.M. Browning, pres- identgR. Solchik, vice president: H. Copley, K, Browning, J, VanNatter, B. Curry, M. Moore, SECOND ROW: J. Frye, S. Bartley, V. Thompson, G, Collins, P. Ross, D, Richardson, L. lvlidkiff, E, Mundy, R, Rebar, M, Cole, Y. Maynard. THIRD ROW: B, McGinnis, D, Stidham, S, Spiech, R, Potter, M, Dove, C. Adkins, S, Baisden, S, Frye, M,H, Sorrell, S. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: B. Adkins, J.A. Cook, A,M, Hoskinson, A. Bias, P. Sigman, B. Courts, G, Iv1ou1der,J, Perry, S, Lyons, G, Bailey, J, Covert. FIFTH ROW: N, Edison, N, Dove, B, Browning, J, Collins, D. Thompson, H, Yates, V, Pennington, J, Craddock, E. Varney, R, lvanovich, M, Slater, L, Harmon, Qirzi , .f4fALfic Afiociafion Chosen by a merit system, G.A.A. members strive to encourage active participation in a greater variety of athletics by a greater number of Logan High girls, to foster a spirit of good sportsmanship, to acquire a broader view of this field, and to spread interest in and an understand- ing of the aims of physical education. War ball, cage ball, volley ball, soccer, and basketball furnish recreation atclub meetings. Each year a club banquet is given at which time letters are awarded to members who have earned the neces- sary points to qualify. Service proiects were selling programs at ball games, taking care of the sick roomduring school hours, and supervising the girls' dressing room. Did you ever see a prettier L2 51 .742 J' J! 5' Zim! The Logan High School band, directed by Mr. McElFresh, has many state and national awards to its credit. Their marching maneuvers, smart appearance, and snappy precision have placed them in great 9 x demand torparades and special occasions. By invitation of Senator Robert C. Byrd, the band attended the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., in March. While there the members visited the Capitol and several historical monuments. Their yearly activities concluded with a sectional band festival held in Logan on April 24. A X xi Carl McElfresh FIRST ROW: B.I. Robertson, B, Ferguson, D. Basadre, D. Davis, M, Gearhart, L.A. Hale, S. Sperry, B. Disco. SECOND ROW: K, Brooks, J. Nelson, B, Compton, J, Varacalli, G, Browning, R. Curry, J. Wright, S, Turner, D. Bell, J,C, Walls, R. McDade, THIRD ROW: J, Brafford, D. Bates, T. Watson, F, Fenney, S, Massey, lvl, Mandopoulos, J, Walsh, R. Magana, J. Bates. FOURTH ROW: J. Porter, J, Barber, K, Stultz, G, Chambers, F, Jones, C. Toler, J. Kavinsky, D. Riley, R, Blevins, B, Elkins, D. Bodnar. FIFTH ROW: E, Jennell, R, Justice, J, Wayne, R, Hall, J, Cyfers, R. Moreno, R, Justice, A, Baldwin, Mr. McElfresh, L, Varacalli, G. Randolph, J. Ferrell. ,. Taking time out from maneuvers are LHS majorettes Bobby Jo Robertson, Betty Ferguson, Donna Davis, Delores Basadre, Molly Gearharr, Lois Ann Hale, Shelva Sperry, and Billie Sue Disco. The group is coach- ed by Mrs. Taylor. So-o tired! Delores, Betty and Bobby Jo relax after a hard day. aforeffed s A Ord K group ALL-STATE CHORUS MEMBERS: Gwen Martin-- Ist Soprano Iva Parsley-- ISI Soprano Florence Paul--2nd Soprano Gail Moulder--2nd Soprano Patty Maynard--Ist Alto Mary Lou Austin--2nd Alto Bob Mounts--Ist Tenor Bill Scott--2nd Tenor Pat Roberts- ISI Bass Joe Varacalli--Ist Bass Jim Ascough--2nd Bass X Suzanne Browning--Accompanist THE BOYS' QUARTET QABOVEJ-Composed of lim AS- cough, Pat Roberts, Bill Scott, and Bob Mounts-- made numerous appearances throughout the area, won a Star's Parade of Stars talent contest on WSAZ-TV, and took first place in the Sa1ute to Logan talent show sponsored by the Charleston Daily Mail and the Logan Banner. CONCERT GROUP--Director: Mrs, Juergensmeyer. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Curry, Patty Maynard, Bob Mounts Bill Scott, Pat Roberts, Jim Ascough, Elizabeth Goff, Florence Paul and Suzanne Browning, pianist. SEC OND ROW: Mary Lou Austin, Ann Hopkins, Donareeta Hanners, Iva Parsley, Myla Austin, Jo Ann Cook Gail Moulder. THIRD ROW: John Sazy, Chuck Perry, Joe Varacalli. f-P A FIRST ROW: D. Richardson, B. J. Ellis, P. Ross, L. Curry, S. Browning, J. Meade, Mrs. Juergensmeyer, A. Bias, B. Curry, P. Maynard, J, Frye, M. Moore. SECOND ROW: I.-fl Cook, D. Canterbury, A.L. Bryant, R. Keg- ley, T. Abshire, W, Copley, M. A. Stevens, S. Baisden, B. McGinnis, B. Ferguson, F. Paul, N. Meadows, K. Browning. THIRD ROW: G. Martin, G. Buckle, J, Woot- en, M. Austin, M. Tomblin, N, Collins, B, lreson, B. Dempsey, Y. Maynard, G. Williams, P, Sigman, B, Courts, Z. Yeager, D. Mayo, H. Kinser, C. Bragg. FOURTH ROW: D. Hanners, B. Jones, B. Francis, S, Grif- fin, E. Boschian, G. Moulder, N. Hale, J. McAllister, M. L. Austin, C, Williams, E, Goff, I, Parsley, B. High- ley, S. Roberts, J. Varacalli. FIFTH ROW: C. Perry, E. Jennell, J. Ascough, P. Roberts, L. McNeil, B, Grover, P. Bailey, B. Claypool, D, Runyon, B. Mounts, J, Sazy, B. Scott, C. Toler, G. Chambers, R, Tomblin. Amid swelling applause the LHS Glee Club performed at assemblies, social af- fairs, local churches, and civic organ- izations. Thegroupalso presented regular Friday afternoon broadcasts from station WVOW. The most colorful event of the year was the spring concert at Holden. ee CLA Oct. Nov. Dec. Mal. Apr, May SCHEDULE OF PROGRAMS IO Holden Management Club I4 Chapmanville Kiwanis I5 Logan Kiwanis 21 Logan Rotary 22 Kiwanis Memorial I2 Visitors Day Reception I3 Merchants Banquet 24 Logan Rotary-Kiwanis I Community Chest Dinner 3 Doctors' Party at WVOW 7 Woman's Club I4 Junior Woman's Club I6 Lions Club I8 Nighbert Memorial Church 2I Salvation Army-WVOW ro Switzer P. T. A. 25 Presbyterian Men's Club 28 Presbyterian Church 4 McConnell Tabernacle 7-9 All-State Chorus I2 Logan County Community Council 22 Spring Concert 25 Nighbert Memorial Dinner 26 All-State C. E. A, 4 Woman's Club 23 Baccalaureate 26 Commencement f7Ae5loian:5 Act well your part, there all honor lies. Thespian Troupe No. 168 of Logan High School is a member of the National Thespian Society, which is devoted to the advancement of Dramatic Arts in the secondary schools. Weekly radio plays are presented on station WVOW each Sunday after- noon. Members also assist class play casts with make-up and costumes and help with stage settings. Membership and stars are earned by participation in plays, radio pro- grams, and make-up assistance. Wilbur Takes His Medicine , the one-act play presented by the Thespians, starred Jim Hanshaw, Wilma Steele, Sally Neal, Jim Ascough, and Sandra Ferzacca. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Juergensmeyer, lla Mae Martin, Frieda Steele, vice president, Gwen Martin, treas- urergWilma Steele, president: Patty Maynard, Mary Ann Hall. SECOND ROW: Linda Lou Kennedy, Sandra Ferzacca, Delores Adkins, Sally Neal, Mary Louise Austin, Jim Hanshaw. THIRD ROW: Pat Roberts, Gordon Browning, Julian Juergensmeyer, Ed Bottome, Vanta E. Coda, Joe Varacalli, Bob Tabor, 56 Nurse Enochs treats Doc Ascough following a serious heart attack as Grandma Mannon hovers anxiously. fd ' Old Doc , the three-act play presented bythe Senior Class, is Frieda Steele eoos gently to the baby HS Cafhefifle COUUU Wam I0 See the the story of a small town doctor who wants his son, Bob, to take doctor, over his practice after completing his schooling. But Dr. Brand and his daughter had other plans. Upon Old Doc's death, Bob does resume the activities of histfather. Members of the cast are QSEATEDJ Pat Mannon, Dick Bowling, Frankie Gore, Catherine Cotton, lva Parsley, KSTANDINGJ Bill Scott, Phyllis Enochs, Margaret Foley, Bob Mounts, Nila Kinzer, Pat Roberts, Frieda Steele, David Runyon, Gwen Martin, Jim Ascough. ag MELA S-I Uncle John really says uncle tn the clever one act play starung sophomores M Steele R Mlller K Klnzer R McDonald J Sargent G Curry, andR Curry famfuaf I Stage struck actors 1n the Jumor play cast are QFRONTJ G Collxns QFIRST ROWJ J A Cook L D1ng ess I Hanshaw S Neal M McKenz1e P Graham B L Jones E Chambers, I Juergensmeyer fSECOND ROW, J, Varacalh, G, Brownmg, G Chambers, S Ferzacca, M L Ausun, S Browntng, L Kennedy, I A Bragg 58 Y v. q l- l H-JJ s'f.'a2'-Rl' :ip . 'mu ' vp lx-BTPQ J ri, G , Y E 'E 5, x X X fl! fx. i ' A Gwen and Bob are in a world of their own in a lovely Easter egg setting. 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Q' ' .-5232355555355552523E523E5E5E5E5555333E53323555535355523E5555555E5252523225QE2EQEQEiS2Z2E5E5:,., I,.jE5E3S5E5S5E5E5E5E5E5E5E5S5S5E omecoming Cheerleaders Steele, Dove and Rumbaugh prepare for the take- off, jealiuifiea Wi! L-A . i ' I ' ' Her Majesty, Donetta Browning, rides in a royal chariot. Anglers Fields and Hardman make a catch for the Keyettes. Homecoming is a colorful event in which students, faculty, and alumni all play a part. The fes- tivities include gaily decorated floats-an exciting football game-and the gala dance with the crowning of the glamorous Queen. Homecoming is truly an important occasion at LHS. Ol--.,-, ,.,-. 4, N- .-s , -fQ -..asf ' ' 4' 'Z' ' 1 'kitilszft E 5'-. i Q - 'jtilfgy'-x lsr' QL -'.g'9QN9'J -4 O ::::: .17252g1:2:5:5:2:2:1:3:3:1:i:5:5 Q I 1-D' 5 J JJ ffm! ff f-'QQ l Y' BERNZCE BMS Iumaf KATHY ERQWNIXG Jaime: V lx-' DBMS FIELDS Seater fi 5 E- ze Ame a.-naman DEANM HALL Sfrphsmvw SGPHOWW lr ag P 4 4,1 -an. Wi. Tommy Tabor was the 13th American to re ceive the Hornaday Badge awarded by the New York Zoological Society In order to obtain this Badge he participated 1n game development forest preserve planting of ten thousand trees presenting programs on con servation at Grange meetings fighting for estfires and assisting at Camp Chief Logan He also has the God and Country Award Explorers Silver and 66 merit badges Pat Napier 15 state representative at the na Scouts in Wyoming Chuck Perry is W Va District nominee for Key Club Internauonal Trustee at the con vention in Philadelphia th1s summer eciaf Wen fion The students honored on this page are cited for special efforts and awards above and beyond the call of duty . We take great pleasure in congratulating the following' for the stated achievements Short Story Contest Winner Mary Young Best Thesplan Frieda Steele Snow Queen Mlkell Kraus Queen of Hearts Marilyn Abdoney Miss Basketball Mable Slater Outstanding girl basketball player Lorene Pack Government Day Marilyn Abdoney Kenneth Queen President Junior Classical League Randolph Miller Treasurer Junlor Classical League Sally Neal President District Hi Y Vanta Earl Coda Chaplain District Tru Ha Y Gwen Martin Secretary State Key Club Robert Justice John Brafford s Orchestra has been much in demand at school func tions throughout the year The group features John, Dale Riley Bob Mounts, Freddie Harrison, Carlton Toler, and Jim Ascough Julian Juergensmeyer won honors in the fol lowing contests flrst place IH the state A 3 in the county Jaycees I Speak for Democ racy second place inthe state V F W es say contest and first place in the state Ke Club oratorical contest by wh1ch he will enter the international contest in Phlladel phia this summer S237 x auf' 64 f - ll II ' ' ll ll 0 I u n u - ' ' . up - in ' ' Il ll I -- ' - a o . o 0 T . n ' - - 0 e a a 0 , , ' . . . a . . 1 9 - - c u n n 9 s 1 ' ' ' ' ' a s a u a . . ' I . . . - . Z . . - tional summer encampment for Senior Girl merican Legion oratorical contestgfirst place ' , li V S I ' V, - t D . - . . . rag, ,V 5 V uf ,yy 1 a- U s ' 2 x , , , , , . , , . - gl-jpg I . ' p im oi '. , vhs' ci !2f,, 8 'xx I The real inspiration of LHS athletics is this peppy group of girls, who are always hard at work com- posing and perfecting yellsand stunts, keeping the crowds enthused, building school spirit and team morale. Pictured at left, Wilma Steele and Re- beccaGlavaris proudly display the sectional tour- nament Cheerleading Trophy won by Logan . Stand- ing from left to right are Marilyn Abdoney, Susan Rumbaugh, Sandra Stone, and Martha Dove. Sanrio .. N53 - 154 Behind the scenes of athletics at Lo- gan High is a coaching staff which deserves due recognition for keeping LHS sports on the top in appearance and performance. This year there was a new addition to the staff as Loran Ward was named head football coach . Coach Ward along with basketball coach Jack Chapman and baseball coach Harold Cox keep the Wildcats at their peak in athletic competition. With Coach Cox serving as athletic director, tough opponents are always found on the Wildcat schedule. Coaches, Cox, Chapman, and Ward BBQISM FIRST ROW: L, Mann, Goins, E, Browning, Curry, Cook, Barber, Jenkins, Myers, Perry, Lambert, mgr., Ale- man, mgr, SECOND ROW: Fields, Karnes, G. Mann, Golice, Adkins, Davis, Guisti, Lee, Maynard. THIRD ROW Ramey, Collins, I-Iarkins, Wagner, Goff, R, Browning, Morrison, McNeely. FOURTH ROW: Marsh, Conn, Vance, Bradshaw, Jeffrey, Fisher, Frye, Meade, Lawson, mgr. S700zAaf THE 1953 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM opened the season under the direction ofa new head coach, Loran Ward, who foced the difficult task of completely rebuilding the Wildcats. Coach Ward took a young, inexperienced but agressive group of boys and produced ateam that won five games, lost four, and tied one. The 'Cats outfought several perennially strong opponents only to lose in the final minutes. The loss to Beckley I3 - 7 was probably the most heartbreaking to the players and fans. SENIOR PLAYERS CO-CAPTAINS FIRST ROW: Lee, Cook, Curry, Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Mann, Browning, Bailey. Lyle Mann, Jim Curry, Jim Cook Jim Cook picks up a gain for Logan against the Hillbillies. LOGAN O STONEWALL 60 A green, unseasonedp Logan High football team fell before the onslaught of the Stone- wall Jackson Generals atCharleston's Laidley Field on September l l in the season's opener. However, an outstanding defensive game was played by senior captain Jim Cook. Dewey Conn hands the ball off to Jim Cook as the two backs get in some daily practice, LOGAN l9 MADISON6 ln Logan's home-opener on September l8, the wild- cats passed their way to victory overthe Madison Sky- hawks. Junior end Vaughn Myers accounted for two of the Wildcat tallies, and sophomore Ralph Goins accounted for the other. Chuck Perry added the only extra point by placement. LOGAN O MAN 6 On September 26, the Man Hillbillies upset Logan's Homecoming celebration by breaking a scoreless tie with atouchdown inthe last two minutes of the game. The game was close and well-played by both teams. This win was the first for the Hillbillies in the history of the long rivalry with Logan. Chuck Perry holds the ball as Wetzel Lee gels set to kick one through the uprights. LOGAN I3 EAST BANK 6 In a rough and rugged game with the East Bank Pio- neers, the 'Cats racked up their second victory of the season. Chuck Perry and Ralph Goinsscored the Gold and Blue TD's with the extra point coming on a Perry pass to Leonard Morrison. LOGAN I8 CEREDO-KENOVA 7 The Wildcats toppled the Wayne Wonders of Ceredo- Kenova with a powerful Fourth-quarter surge. Jim Cook put the Gold and Blue ahead in the first period with apass interception, which gave Logan a 6-0 lead at halftime. In the third period C-K held a 7-6 edge over the Wildcats, but in the final quarter the 'Cats scored twice-on Cook's 88-yard run and on an end run by Goins set up by Browning's interception. LOGAN 6 HUNTINGTON EAST I8 The 'Cats marched 91 yards in six plays from scrim- mage against the Highlanders of Huntington East in the final quarter of the game to score alone TD . East had tallied three TD's in the first half, but Logan held the visitors on even terms throughout the second half.. QB Perry accounted for Logan's single score. In the top photo, Bobby Wagner kisses the ballgood- bye as he is charged by an East player. In the lower photo, Chuck Perry picks up a first down for the 'Cats against the Highlanders, The guards and tackles which sup- ported the middle of the Logan line during the pastseason include from LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyle Mann, Joe Davis, Earl Meade, Jim Curry, and Ralph Browning, Vernon Vance and Jim Fisher line up for a workout. LOGAN I4 HUNTINGTON HIGH 6 The Wildcats scored two TD's in the second quarter to down a highly favored Pony Express team at Huntington's Fairfield Stadium. The first score came when Chuck Perry tossed a pass to Vaughn Myers. Before the half ended, the 'Cats had added another Six-pointer when Goins passed to Cook for the other tally. Wetzel Lee added both extra points. LOGAN 7 BECKLEY 13 An out-manned butgame Logon team lost to the power- ful Beckley Flying Eaglesin a rough and rugged game. The 'Cat TD came when sophomore Vernon Vance blocked an Eagle punt and in two plays Jim Cook carried the ball over the goal line. Lee added the extra point by placement. This gave Logan a 7 - 6 edge over Beckley. In the final quarter the Flying Eaglestallied their second TD to overpower the fighting Wildcats. Quarterback Center Halfback Chuck Perry Earl Browning Ralph Goins 70 LOGAN I3 PRINCETON T3 After a halftime lead of T3-0 the Wildcats let up on the Tigers from Princeton and finished with a T3- l3 tie. In the first quarter Perry passed to end Bob Wagner for 33 yards, moving the ball near the Princeton goal line. QB Dewey Conn went over for the first score on a sneak play and Lee added the conversion. ln the second quarter Jim Fisher hauled in a Princeton aerial to set up the second TD, which Cook scored on a power play. LOGAN 7 WILLIAMSON O ln the traditional game with the Williamson Wolf- pack, the Wildcats scored in the final quarter to close their T953 season with a win. After a first halfdominated by the 'Pack, the 'Cats gained con- trol of the second half when Jim Cook took a pass from Chuck Perry and covered 55 yards to score. Lee's kick for the extra point ,was good. Logan's defensive strength played an important role in the victory. TOP: Juniors Bobby Wagner and Vaughn Myers pic- tured above are the two regular ends for the Wild- cats. BOTTOM: Jim Cook carries the ball to score Logan's touchdown as the 'Cats defeated the Wil- liamson Wolfpack 7-O in their traditional rivalryi Smiling their approvalat the 1953 LHS football ban- quet are acting principal Anne Maynardg Jim Curry, winner of the WVOW Sportsmanship Awardg Lyle Mann, 1953 Boosters Club scholarship winnerg and Jim Cook, co-captain and scholarship alternate, Chuck Perry pumps toward the Man Hillbilly goal as Jack Wilson 1241 moves into position for the Wild- CSIS. if!! .gaalfefdaf The Wildcat cagers, ably coached by Jack Chapman, had another successful cage season, winning 19 out of 20 re- gular season games. The 'Cats took the Western Confer- ence basketball championship for the second consecutive year with a record of 15 wins and no defeats. Dave Ding- ess and Jack Wilson were named on the All-Conference team with Dingess serving as co-captain . Persistent prac- tice and sharp shooting along witha well-balanced squad proved to be winning Factors for the Gold and Blue. Kenneth Brooks G Chuck Perry G John Chafin F Larry Meade G John Glavaris G Howard Wooten F Eddie Bottome F 'QFL1 H S 67 68 72 86 73 55 77 65 64 79 84 61 56 78 70 64 91 75 74 75 104 llfufclcaf Rear Donald Hall Alumni St. Joseph Barboursville Milton Huntington East Williamson Beckley Oceana Huntington East Huntington High Man Williamson Cereclo- Kenova Matewan Milton Barboursvi l le Man Welch Guyan Valley Ceredo-Kenova St. Joseph Jack Wilson Dave Dingess F Tommy Hale G Alden Davidson F Bill l-larkins Bill Barber C C ' 4 0' F Wimpy Meade floj pulls down a rebound for the Wildcats against the Milton Greyhounds. 3 -. f 5 I 3 The 1954 Logan High School basketball team is pictured from LEFT TO RIGHT: Perry, Hall, Davidson, Glavaris, Bottome, Hale, Barber, Meade, Harkins, Brooks, Wilson, Chafin, Dingess, Wooten, and Gill, KNEELING in front are Cecil Kazee, mgrg Coach Chapman and Billy Cooksey, rngr, THE WILDCATS opened their colorful '53 - '54 cage season with a victory over a rugged Alumni team. Wilson and Dingess led the scoring with 25 and I5 points respectively. The Gold and Blue then defeated St. Joseph and Barboursville, two tough conference foes. Dingess and Wilson scored 27 points each as Logan won their fourth game of the season over the Milton Greyhounds. The 'Cats continued to roll by downing Huntington East and arch-rival Williamson. LHS suffered its first loss of the season at Beckley by six points but returned to the winning column by defeating Oceana. Huntington East and Huntington High fell to the onslaught of the Wildcats Kenneth Brooks gallops after the hall in the Logan- Tommy llale makes his jump shot good for a score Williamson game as Dingess qzoj gets in p-wsirinn, as the Wildcats defeat Ceredo-Kenova, on successive nights. Wilson tallied 29 points as his mates took the measure of the Man Hillbillies byan 84-73 count. Logan then defeated William- son for the second time and trounced Ceredo-Ke- nova with Donald Hall leading the scoring with l4 points. Dingess collected 37 points as the powerful Wi ldcat team defeated the Matewan Tigers for their thirteenth win. The 'Cats then defeated Milton, Man, and Barboursville, all for the second time. The visiting Welch Maroons couldn't halttheGold and Blue attack as Wilson dumped in 38 tallies. LHS clinched the Western Conference championship for the Second Straight Year bYellmln0lln9 Second- Wilson takes a rebound for Logan amid the entire place Guyan Valley 74-35. Ceredo-Kenova was Huntington High Team defeated a second time in a game largely domi- nated by Logan reserves. The cagers ended a highly successful season by thumping St. Joe for the second time 104-76 and setting a new scoring record for a Wildcat team. Dave Dingess tallied 45 points for the highest individual score this season ln the first game of the Sectional Tournament held at Williamson Memorial Fieldhouse,Logan met and easily disposed of the Man Hillbillies. The 'Cat attack was working well at all times as they racked up 84 points to Man's 56. ln the sectional finals the Wildcats state tournament hopes faded as an agressive Williamson Wolfpack combination halted the Logan fast-break and captured an unprecedented 49-46 victory. Brooks,Dingess, and Wilson were named to the All Tournament team. ln the All-State team selections Wilson was named to the second team and Dingess received an honorable mention. Donald Hall lays up a two-pointer in the final game John Chafin sinks one before the 'Cats succumb to of the season against St. Joe. Williamson in the sectional finals 373631: ,L 2141 Pictured above is the Logan High School B-Team, STANDING: Earl Browning, mgr.g Joe Davis, Bernard Ray, Vernon Black, Dave Watts, Clovis Adkins, Fred Guisti, Vernon Vance, and Charles Skibo. KNEEL- ING: Coach Loran Ward, Jerry Keaton, and Bob Wagner. THE LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL B-TEAM, coached by Loran Ward and Ralph Comet, finished their season with a 7 - 5 won-lost record. The boys started slowly, but after capturinga few games' experience, won six games in a row. A couple of the team's losses came in overtime periods and most of their defeats proved to be due to their lack of experience . Leading the scoring For the 1953-54 B-Team was Charles Skibo, who played consistent boll throughout the season. He was followed by Vernon Vance and Bob Wagner who along with Dave Watts and Clovis Adkins Formed the starting five. The boys held workouts in the gym each day under the guidance of Coach Ward and all of them are expected to be Varsity contenders next year. B111 Hardesty and Bill Harkins go up for a rebound as Clovis Adkins comes to their d LHS 76 OPP 37 Stallings 34 44 Catholic Youth Org. 47 32 Williamson B-Team 45 34 Holy Trinity 39 56 Catholic Youth Org. 49 55 Slagle 53 46 Red Shield 36 41 Dehue 34 47 Welch B-Team 34 46 Omar 39 37 Madison B-Team 72 51 Catholic Youth Org. 53 FIRST ROW James Necessary Jlm Fxsher Jack Dmgess Ralph Goms Vaughn Myers SECOND Flelds Benny Lowe Bob Wagner THIRD ROW B111 Cooksey manager Vernon Black John Goff Buddy Grover Dewey Conn Doug Bell Rlchard Pauley B111 Mallory Don Mullins Clyde Whrte and Bob Maynard ZZMJ SCORE BOARD Baseball Coach Harold Cox faced the 54 season wrth only two regulars from last year s squad, whlch gamed a berth rn the state play offs The Wildcats opened a garnst Burchand were defeated 9 8 but Vernon Black hurled the team to a I3 6 wrn over Van In the home opener The mexperrenced Logan nlne then took a sux game losrng streak but bounced back to wrn the last four games nn a row, whrch rncluded a 4 0 shutout over Madrson by hurler Jack Drngess Logan Burch Van Matewan Seth Wu I l ramson Matewan Wu l l ramson Seth Madrson Van Burch Van OPP Y l . 2'-egg:-, . A lr-2l 4 -A ' ' -, . ' K , Y Ci ? ' El C if - ROW: Chuck Perry, Joe Davis, Gary Mclsleil, Scott Ellis, Tommy Hale, Jack Wilson, Archie ' 8 9 - - - - I3 6 - i ' - O 3 - - , 2 I2 - 3 ' ' I4 . . ' 2 8 . . . . . - 5 - - I3 ' 0 7 - . . 4 ' 0 . - . 8 3 ' , 8 5 6 2 77 The capable Wxldcat 1nf1eld staff rncludes QLEFT TO RIGHTy Perry shortstop, Goms, thlrd base, W11 son, f1rst base, and Hale, second base 1.4- '11- mafgb' 'ff Ralph Gotns takes a wlde stance at the plate 1n the Jack W1lSOH rounds fxrst base after slammmg a tuple Logan Van game agamst Van tn Logan s home opener THE LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL team closed the 53 54 athletoc calendar wlth a final record of tlve wms and seven defeats The patching was handled by four starters, headed by Jack Dungess, John Goff Vernon Black, and Bob Wagner The mfaeld was controlled by veterans Jack Wllson at first, Tommy Hale at second, and Chuck Perry at shortstop Scott Ellis proved to be a capable man atthurd along with rookue Ralph Goins, who saw some outfleld duty ln the outfield Jam Fusher was an rught Dewey Conn an center, and Clyde Whate an left Vaughn Myers proved his worth behind home plate 4.-YV 78 an--.. W-A-A , 'W Mijiy my ,- . k N 5' -' rw ,... QUQ Emi. '.,-'flm A .. 5 rf .ff - ' A' Vf- . W..-rw--3 . .,..... ' . 'J'-2, 1' . -'J ' 4 K- - '- A . 0 . -av .. a:.o,. 45. 4 ' F f. - I Q . f - A ,,- -,, .,. -A .., , , ,. 1 ,fs , ' '. , . -' rg. . .f.,.a- .,- . -- -----H- .- , , - ' ' t - I 3 . 1 Q . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . I wi in D O U B L R A S K R l :mea 5 we csznior add E T Our senior year opened with an assembly, election of class officers, and choice of our class colors-red and white-and class flower- the red carnation. Our motto is, Never turn back when you are just at the goal. ln October we initiated the sophomore class in grand style. On November 24 and 25, our class play, Old Doc , was presented with Jim Ascough and Phyllis Enochs playing the leading roles. As we eagerly struggled through last-minute schedule changes, final credit checks and guidance conferences, there wasalso the excitement of receiving our class rings. For the first time in L.H.S. history all seniors didn't have to cram for semester exams, for students with a B average were exempt. We took our long -awaited sneak day on April 30, followed by one of the out- standing events of the year, the Junior-Sen- ior Prom on May 14. Our final exams rolled around on May 18 and 19. Then came Senior Week with its exciting scheduIe:May 20, re- hearsal, May 23, Baccalaureate, May 26, Commencement, and May 28, the annual Senior picnic. Them suddenly it's all over!! Twelve long years of schooling--and suddenly we're graduates! But we as Seniors of '53 and '54 will never forget our class activities, our friends, our teachers, and all the little things that made our three wonderful years at L. H . S . so memorable. Valedlctoruan Sheffey Massey rehearses hrs commencement addresswhnle co valedlctorlans Mary Young and Ceclle Lackey awantthelrturns Each of these braans held a 3 O average throughout their entl re hugh school careers aM ea em 8l These gay Sensor class offucers are Johnny Aleman secretary Vanta Coda president Ruth EllenWhlte treasurer and Jlm Cook vlce president They capably led the largestgraduat :ng class In the history of Lo gan Hugh 321 strong . . . . . . . n - ll . . . . . . 1 I 1 P . . I r . . , . . . . 1 3 iN Fai 5X .J N-f en iam ACRES VIOLET JEAN Commercral Glee Club ADKINS BETTY JEAN Commerclal Prayer Club G A A ADKINS, FRANCES GRETHEL Commerclal ALBRIGHT RAY Commerc1al Band Prayer Club Natronal Honor SOCICIY ALEMAN JOHNNY Commercral Football Baseball Basketball Varsrty Club Jumor Class Treasurer Semor Class Secretary ASCOUGI-I JAMES CLIFFORD College Preparatory Sophomore Jumor and Sen1or Class Plays Lat1n Club Prayer Club Key Club H1 Y Junxor Mxnstrel All State Chorus Boys Quartet Glee Club Thesprans AUSTIN MYLA MARIE, Commerclal Tr1 H1 Y Glee Club Prayer Club Keyettes BAISDEN JUANITA Commerclal BAISDEN NOLICE General Prayer Club BAKER HAZEL MARIE D1str1but1ve Educanon D E Club Treas urer BARTLEY NORMA SHERLENE Commercial G A A BELCI-IER JANET JOYCE Commercxal BIAS AVONELL Commercral Jumor Class Play G A A Glee Club Prayer Club BIAS GARNETT MARIE General Lrbrary Club Glee Club BIRTCHER MARGIE DRUZELLA Commerclal Prayer Club BODNAR DENNY LEE Commercral H1 Y Glee Club Band Prayer Club BOSCHIAN ELVIRA Commercral, Glee Club BOWLING RICHARD KELLEY College Preparatory Key Club H1 Y Latxn Club Glee Club Sophomore and Semor Class Plays Band Student Counc1l Natronal Honor Society Prayer Club 82 en L 0I':f BRAFFORD JOHN College Preparatory Band Glee Club Laun Club Qu1ll and Scroll Presxdent Key Club VICE Presxdent Pray er Club All State Band Nauonal Honor SOCICIY H1 Y Presldent BRAGG CURTIS ARNOLD General Prayer Club H1 Y BRESCOACH, BILL Vocat1onal Vocational Club BROOKS MARVIN KENNETH Commerclal Basketball H1 Y Var Slty Club Band BROWN BETTY YVONNE General Prayer Club BROWNING ADELE Commercral Keyettes G A A Prayer Club BROWNING, BETTY COOPER General G A A Guyana Staff BROWNING EARL EMMERSON College Preparatory Varsrty Club Key Club Span1sh Club VICS Presrdent Prayer Club Football BROWNING JOY MAY Commercral Tn H1 Y Thesplans Prayer Club Glee Club G A A Presrdent Topsy Turvy Cheerleader Var Slly Club Keyettes Student Counul BROWNING KAY FRANCES Commercral Student COUHCII Ke ettes G A A BUMGARNER, CLIFFORD LEE Vocauonal BUSH KIZETTA Commerc1al Prayer Club BUSKIRK JIMMY LEE College Preparatory Span1sh Club CALTON CALLIE SUE General CALTON EDWARD B Vocauonal Vocat1ona1 Club CANELLAS BERNARD Vocauonal Vocat1onalClub V1cePres1dent CANTERBURY DELORIS MARIA Commercral Glee Club Prayer Club Trr H1 Y G A A CANTERBURY OLIVIA SUE Commerc1al Tr1 H1 Y Pacesetters Treasurer Glee Club Prayer Club Guyana Staff Qu1l1 and Scroll 83 1 I nf 9- Q '4 ii'-ny, Y? -r-4' eniord CARPENTER MONEY RUTH Commercial Prayer Club CASTELLI MOLLIE IMOGENE Commercxal CHAFIN, BILLY RAY, Commerclal CHAFIN JOHN RAYMOND Commerclal H1 Y Basketball Prayer Club Baseball Varslty Club CHAPMAN, FRANKLIN D General CLARKE RHEBA JAYNE Commercial CLAYPOOL GEORGE ROBERT College Preparatory H1 Y Key Club Spamsh Club Prayer Club Glee Club Guyana Sports Ed1tor B Team Basketball Band Qu1ll and Scroll CLENDENIN, BARBARA Commerclal CLIFTON, DORTHA JUNE General Glee Club CLINE JACKIE DEAN Commerclal CODA VANTA EARL General Key Club Pres1dent H1 Y Secre State Thesplans Art Club Prayer Club COLLIER NAUDJA YVONNE, General French Club Prayer Club CONLEY, WILKIE LOVELL General H1 Y Art Club COOK JAMES PRESTON College Preparatory Football Captam Baseball Student Counc1l Pres1dent Sophomore Class Play Glee Club VBISIIY Club Key Club H1 Y Sophomore Class Pres1dent Sen1or Class V1ce Pres1dent COPLEY, HELEN LOUISE Commerclal Cheerleader G A A Var sity Club F T A Prayer Club COPLEY JAMES IVORY, Commercxal COTTON CATHERINE Commerc1al, Sen1or Class Play COURTS, BETTY, Gener . . 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' ' taryp Senior Class Presidentp Quill and Scrollg Guyana Staffg Boys' n I I . . , - : ' : . - ' : : . . .: - U I - n 9 D D . - al. 84 2l'll0I'5 COVERT JESSIE JO Commercial G A A Prayer Club CRADDOCK WESLEY WAYNE Vocational Natlonal Honor Socie CURRY, JAMES EDWIN College Preparatory Sophomore Class Play Spanish Club Varsity Club Prayer Club Key Club Vice President Football Captain CURRY KATHRYN RAINELLE Commercial Prayer Club DAILEY IVAN GENE Commercial DALTON SHERWOOD THOMAS Vocatlonal Vocatlonal Club DAMRON PAUL DENNIS General I-I1 Y DANIEL VICTORIA ELIZABETH Commercial DARBY MARTHA BELLE Commercial DAVIS DONNA JUNE College Preparatory Ma1orette Topsy Turvy Vice President Keyettes Pacesetters Trl H1 Y National HonorSoc1ety French Club Secretary Prayer Club Quill and Scroll Sophomore Class Treasurer DEAN, JERRY CLYDE, General Latin Club DEASON THOMASJ College Preparatory I-I1 Y KeyC1ub Treas urer DICKENSON RICHARD EDWARD College Preparatory Spanish Club. DINGESS DAVID Commercial- Basketball- Varsity Club. DINGESS NORMA JO Commercial. DINGESS NORMA LOUISE, Distributive Education' G, A, A, DINGESS PEGGY O NEIL Commercial-F N A -Secretary- Prayer Club. DOVE, MARTHA ANN Commercial-Cheerleader Tri-Hi-Y-Vice President- Topsy Turvy- G A A - Varsity Club- Prayer Club 85 1 Vw, Q: 1 I ff '1- 51 eniom DUFF MARY MICHA General Trl H1 Y Pacesetters Topsy Turvy G1rls State Latln Club DYER, NOEL JEAN General Pacesetters TopsyTurvy Prayer Club DYER ROBERT NAAMAN Commerclal EASTERLING JAMES EDWARD VOCEiIlOllal Vocatlonal Club ELAM LOIS Commerclal Prayer Club ELAM SHIRLEY MAE, General F N A Latm Club ELKINS HAZEL LEE Commercral ENOCHS PHYLLIS JEAN General Latrn Club Prayer Club Senxor Class Play ERVIN DONNA JEAN, Commercral FADLEVICH ROBERT LEE General FERRELL CAREW WILLIAM Cornmercral Prayer Club Nauonal Honor Socxety FIELDS DORIS EVELYN Commercral Majorette Pacesetters Key ettes Topsy Turvy Trl H1 Y Prayer Club Semor Attendant to Mlss Logan Hxgh 69' 'C' FLETCHER SHIRLEY ANN General F T A Trl Hr Y Prayer Club Glee Club Sophomore and Jumor Class Plays FOLEY, MARGARET ANN Commercral F N A Sen1orClass Play FRANCIS BARBARA JEAN, College Preparatory Trx H1 Y Prayer Club Glee Club Spanlsh Club FREEMAN, JAMES KENNETH General Band FRYE, DALLAS JEAN, Commerclal GALLO ANTHONY College Preparatory Football Baseball Latxn Club Guyana Staff -32. , . : '- '-: : 2 ' ' ' : ' . 1 ,RH , : .: 9 - I 1 l I I - ' . , ' 1 . 'Q Z . : . . .: ' . . : : : I , I . . , ' : : ' .pill IQ . . : . . .: '- '-: ' , 4 z , . :. . .: . . : '- '-: 3 , 'Z . : . . , : : : ' i . .f en iam GARRETT, LOIS JEAN, Commercial, GEARHART, MOLLY LYNN, General, Tri-Hi-Yg Majoretteg Paceset- ters-Presidentg Topsy Turvyg Prayer Club, Keyettesg Art Club-Pres- identg Latin Club. GILL, JERRY EARL, College Preparatory, Basketball: Varsity Club. GILMOUR, SALLY JEAN, Distrlbutive Education: D.E. C1ub-Secre- tary. GOLDIE, BETTY SUE, Commercial: Prayer Club, GORE, DORIS GAYE, Commercialg Prayer Clubg Tri-Hi-Y-Secretary: G, A, A.: Keyettes. GORE FRANKIE LAURA ANN Commerclal Pacesetters Trl H1 Y Topsy Turvy Here s How Staff Prayer Club Jun1or and Semor Class Plays GORE, JOSEPH ARMOND Commerclal GORE SARAH JANE General GOSTOVICH VLADE Vocatlonal Vocat1onal Club Pres1dent GRIFFIN SARAH ONETA, Commerclal Prayer Club Glee Club HAGER, PATTY LOU General Keyettes HALL KYLE LEE, Vocatlonal Vocauonal Club HALL RODERICK H College Preparatory Student Councll H1 Y Prayer Club Band B Team Basketball Spanxsh Club HARDESTY PEGGY SUE Commerclal G1rlHomemakers Treasurer Prayer Club Keyettes Secretary HARDMAN CYNTHIA ANN College Preparatory Keyettes P1851 dent G1rls State Topsy Turvy Secretary Trl H1 Y Pacesetters LBUH Club Glee Club Prayer Club State Government Day HARVEY, ARTHUR College Preparatory LBIUI Club H1 Y Prayer Club HAYNES JEANEENE, General 87 P' ,.. 7 tl rl, -qv x . .' ,, ,L x l l. 1 , I flflf , A lx' .M 'Q' . was g .--11 f girurgr 17 'k ,Z 1' A4 .4 ry- fl I 1' 1 X -Q' A E' J fri-9 X' Q eniord HERALD, JAMES R, , Vocationalg Vocational Clubg Prayer Club, HIGHTOWER, WILLIAM AARON, Commercialg Hi-Y. HINCHMAN, JOYCE RUTH, Commercialg Prayer Clubg National Honor Society. HOLBROOK, KATHERINE, Commercial. HOLCOMB, JOHN CHARLES, Vocationalg Vocational Club. HOLCOMB, LOIS JEAN, Generalg Latin Clubg Glee Clubg Prayer Club. HOPKINS GLORIA ANNE College Preparatory Trl H1 Y Thes pians Secretary Spanish Club Keyettes Glee Club F T A Prayer Club Sophomore and Junior Class Plays Here s How Staff Library Staff HOSKINSON, ANNA MAE, Commercial G A A Prayer Club HUFFMAN BARBARA ALENE, Commercial HUNDLEY VIRGINIA SUE Commercial HUNTER, BETTY JEAN Commercial G A A Trl H1 Y Prayer Club JEFFREY DELLA FRANCIS Commercial JOHNSTON MADELINE GAY General F N A Prayer Club JONAS DELMAS Commercial JONES, BARBARA Commercial JONES BILLY FREDERICK, Commercial Band JONES JANET DANEEN, Commerclal Thespxans Topsy Turvy Guyana Staff Prayer Club Trl Hi Y Secretary Pacesetters Vice President JUSTICE BERTI PAULA Commercial Tri H1 Y Chaplain Prayer Club Sophomore Attendant to Miss Logan High Student Council Topsy Turvy Pacesetters Keyettes National Honor Society en L OPJ JUSTICE, ROBERT HILDRETH, College Preparatory Band H1 Y Q Key Club Secretary State Key Club Secretary Qurll and Scroll Vrce Presrdent French Club V1ce Presldent KEGLEY RAMONA LEE Commerclal Glee Club KELLY JOHN College Preparatory KENNEDY GEORGE Vocatlonal Vocatlonal Club KIDD DWIGHT BARRINGTON College Preparatory Key Club KINZER NILA LEIGH College Preparatory PrayerClub Lat1nClub Semor Class Play Thesprans KIRK IRENE Commerclal 1 KRANTZ ROBERT Vocatronal Vocatlonal Club KRAUS MIKELL Commerc1alTopsyTurvy Presrdent Pacesetters f Tr1 H1 Y Prayer Club LACKEY CECILE CATHERINE College Preparatory Valedrctorlan Topsy Turvy Keyettes Nauonal Honor Soclety Latm Club Secre tary Guyana Edltor Prayer Club Qurll and Scroll F N A Treas urer LANCASTER RUTH Commerclal LANGLEY BETTY DELORIS Commercral Tr1 H1 Y Prayer Club Topsy Turvy LAYNE ROBERT EARNEST College Preparatory Spamsh Club LEE RICHARD KENNETH College Preparatory Laun Club LEE ROBERT College Preparatory LUCAS, FREDERICK DEAN Commercial. LUCAS, IUANITA LOUISE Dist1'ibutiveEduCation-GleeClub-D Club. LYCANS REBA CAROL Commercial. ,aw A, 1 ff 1- . , L J -'fo' Y I QI1 L 0I .'i MANN, JAMES LYLE General Prayer Club Key Club Football Captaxn Varslty Club Pres1dent MANNON PATRICIA ANN College Preparatory Thesp1ans Lat1n Club Prayer Club Semor Class Play MANNS REMONA College Preparatory Span1shClub PrayerClub MARCUM JOAN General Prayer Club Glee Club Llbrary Club V1ce Presldent MARRO ROBERT LEE, Commerc1al Baseball MARTIN GWENDOLYN JOAN College Preparatory Spanlsh Club Trl H1 Y Pacesetters Keyettes Topsy Turvy Glee Club Thes plans All State Chorus Sophomore and Sentor Class Plays Prayer Club Presxdent MARTIN, ILA MAE College Preparatory Laun Club Thesp1ans Quxll and Scroll Keyettes Treasurer Nauonal Honor Soclety Prayer Club Guyana Co Edltor MASSEY Sl-IEFEEY College Preparatory Valedxctorlan Band Glee Club Nauonal Honor Socxety Secretary Here s How Co Edltor Qulll and Scroll Key Club Vtce Pres1dent H1 Y Chaplam Juntor Class Play, All State Band All State Chorus Spanlsh Club Prayer Club MATTICS CORAL SUE Commercxal Prayer Club Glee Club MAYNARD DONALD D1str1but1veEducat1on D E Club Presldent MAYNARD IMOGENE Commercial MAYNARD NITA Commercxal Tr1 H1 Y Topsy Turvy Paceset ters- Prayer Club. MAYNARD PATTY General- French Club- Thespians- Glee Club- All-State Chorus. MAYNARD YVONNE Commercial- G, A. A MCALLISTER JANET Commercial- Prayer Club- Glee Club. MCCLOUD REBAHL Distributive Education- D E, Club- Student Council. MCCLOUD RITA ANN General- Tri-Hi-Y- Prayer Club. MCCOY LOUISE Commercial- Prayer Club. en iam McDONALD GLENN JACKSON Vocanonal Vocatxonal Club McGILL FAY ELLEN College Preparatory Prayer Club G1rl Home makers Secretary Span1sh Club MCGINNIS BARBARA KAYE, Commerclal G A A Glee Club McNEELY STELLA JEAN, Commercxal F T A Secretary Guyana Staff Prayer Club Qurll and Scroll MCNEIL LEW College Preparatory H1 Y Latrn Club Juruor Class Play Glee Club Thespxans Prayer Club MEADE LAHOMA JOY Commercxal Glee Club Guyana Staff MILAN, ROSE MARY Commerclal MILLER, FREDDIE HURSTIN General Art Club Treasurer MILLS BARBARA General French Club Glee Club F T A Prayer Club MOORE MONA FAY Commerclal MORENO RICHARD FRANKLIN College Preparatory H1 Y Band Key Club Span1sh Club Qu1ll and Scroll MORRIS JACKIE Commercral MORRISON MARVIN Vocauonal B Team Football Prayer Club Glee Club Vocauonal Club MOULDER GAIL MARIE General Glee Club G A A Art Club MOUNTS ROBERT LOWELL College Preparatory Boys Quartet Thesplans All State Chorus Jumor and Senror Class Plays Spamsh Club Glee Club Prayer Club MUNCY FRANCES Commerclal MUNDY ETHELENE General' G A A MURASKY JOHNNY FRANKLIN Vocational- Vocational Club. I X- +'-qv-4 '. 35? 4' .49 11- Ps Qs K Z 'Q 4 en iam MYERS RONALD GENE Vocauonal H1 Y Vocauonal Club Prayer Club NAMETH GRACE Commercral NAPIER, BASIL Vocauonal Vocatronal Club NECESSARY JAMES HAROLD, Commerclal Varsrty Club Prayer Club Baseball Guyana Staff NELSON VIRGINIA, D1str1but1ve Educatlon D E Club NEWSOME MAVIS Commercial ORSO JOE Vocauonal Vocauonal Club OSBURN CORA ALICE Commerclal F T A PrayerClub Guyana Staff Mrss Logan Hrgh PARSLEY, IVA College Preparatory Trl H1 Y Thespxans Sopho more and Senlor Class Plays Topsy Turvy Treasurer Qurll and Scroll Secretary Glee Club All State Chorus Spanrsh Club Here s How Staff Keyettes Prayer Club F T A PARSONS JAMES OATHER, Commercral Prayer Club B Team Football PATRICK TONY WALTER, General Key Club Here s How Staff Qu1ll and Scroll Latln Club Prayer Club PATTERSON RUTH LAVERNE General Laun Club Prayer Club Tr1 H1 Y PAUL FLORENCE RUTH General Trl H1 Y F T A Pacesetters Topsy Turvy Prayer Club Glee Club All State Chorus PAULEY ROBERT Commercral H1 Y PEREZ JACQUELINE, Commercral PERRY, BASIL WAYNE College Preparatory Here s How Staff Key Club Nauonal Honor SOCICIY Spamsh Club Prayer Club Quxll and Scroll PHALEN CHARLOTTE JO ANNE Commercral Here s How staff Qurll and Scroll PORTER, CARL DOUGLAS, Commercral ell Lord PORTER JACK LEROY Commerc1al H1 Y Band All State Band PRIDEMORE, LEO VERNON Commerc1a1 QUEEN, PHYLLIS Commerclal Prayer Club Tn H1 Y RAMEY, ENID ZETTA Commercral L1brary Staff RANDANDT, DONNA LOU General RANDOLPH GORDON LEE Commerclal Band Glee Club REBAR, ROSALIE Commerclal Prayer Club G A A REED HELENA BELLE College Preparatory Latln Club Pacesetters Trl H1 Y Keyettes Topsy Turvy Qu1ll and Scroll Cheerleader Prayer Club Vars1ty Club Here s I-low Staff REYNOLDS JACKIE LEE, Vocatlonal REYNOLDS IUANITA, Commercral F N A Pres1dent Guyana Staff RICHARDS IMOGENE Commercral Prayer Club RIGSBY PATRICIA ANN Commerclal ROBERTS SHIRLEY ANN Commerc1al G A A Glee Club Prayer Club ROBERTS WARREN PATTON CollegePreparatory Sophomore Jun 1or and Sen1or Class Plays Student Counc1l H1 Y Football French Club Thesplans Glee Club Boys Quartet All State Chorus Prayer Club ROBERTSON BOBBY JO General Prayer Club French Club Pres1 dent Topsy Turvy Pacesetters Keyettes Majorette All State Band Glrls State Glee Club ROYCE BARBARA FRANCES, College Preparatory, Latxn Club, Key ettes, PrayerClub,Qu1ll and Scroll Treasurer, Here's How Co Ed1tor, Natxonal Honor Socrety Vtce Presxdent RUCKER, HAROLD BERT Commercral SAMMONS, JANET, Commercial, 93 K :M 1'x'J LQ X ff I .I fs 419 Mr ell L ora SAUNDERS NINA EDDIS COIlll'Il6l'C13l Guyana Staff SCAGGS NEAL WYATT College Preparatory H1 Y French Club Guyana Staff Prayer Club SCOTT JESSE LEE College Preparatory SCOTT WILLIAM LAWRENCE College Preparatory Boys Quartet Natlonal Honor Soclety Sen1or Class Play Thesplans Key Club Prayer Club SCPAGG WILMA JOYCE College Preparatory Latln Club Llbrary Staff Keyettes Prayer Club Natloual Honor Socrety SEABACK MARIAM ANN Commercxal Llbrary Staff SELLARDS FRANCES ANN General Glee Club Art Club SERGElxT SHIRLEYJEAN Commerclal TJICSPIHIIS Here sHow Staff Prayer Club SEXTON NADA LOUISE D1str1but1ve Educatlon Lrbrary Club Sec retary D E Club VICE Presldent SIGMAN PATSY ANN Commerc1al Glee Club SIZEMORE GLENNA FAYE, D1str1but1ve Educatlon D E Club VICE Prestdent SKIBO BOBBY DAN College Preparatory SMITH JOANN D1str1but1ve Edueauon Prayer Club D E Club SOLCHIK ROSE MARIE General G A A Tr1 H1 Y Keyettes SORRELL MARY HELEN Commercral G A A SOUTHWORTH PHYLLIS IRENE General Latm Club SPEARS DOTTY LOU Comrnerclal Student Council Vars1ty Club Secretary' Topsy Turvy- Pacesetters- Tri-Hi-Y' Prayer Club- Cheer- leader' Guyana Staff- Quill and Scroll' Junior Minstrel. STANLEY WILLA DEAN General- Library Club-President Glee Club. ell l 0I 5 STEELE FRIEDA, Commerc1al F T A Secretary Prayer Club TheSp13HS VICE Pres1dent Trl H1 Y Sophomore Jun1or and Senlor Class Plays G A A STEELE SHIRLEY JUNE Commerc1al Prayer Club STEELE, WILMA College Preparatory Cheerleader Thesp1ans Pres1dent French Club Prayer Club Keyettes Topsy Turvy Tr1 H1 Y Pacesetters Glee Club Sophomore Class Play Varslty Club Junlor Mmstrel Natlonal Honor Soc1ety STEPHENSON DON CARLOS General Lat1n Club Guyana Staff Prayer Club STEVENS MARY ANN Commerclal Glee Club STEVENSON MARSHALL General H1 Y Spanlsh Club Prayer Club Art Club Band Guyana Staff STIDHAM, DOLORESJEAN Commerc1al Trl H1 Y G A A Pace setters Prayer Club STOLLINGS ELEANOR College Preparatory Guyana Staff STONE PEGGY EDITH Commerc1al Trl H1 Y Prayer Club Stu dent Counc1l Keyettes Nauonal Honor Socxety STONE PHILLIP MALEN General Spamsh Club H1 Y Guyana Staff Prayer Club STULTZ RONNIE DALE General French Club Glee Club Prayer Club Art Club VICE Pres1dent TAYLOR BARBARA ANN College Preparatory Natlonal Honor So c1ety Keyettes Span1sh Club Laun Club Here s How Staff TAYLOR SHIRLEY ELLEN General Sophomore Class Play Prayer Club Glee Club THOMPSON JACK E College Preparatory Guyana staff THOMPSON JENNINGS FRANKLIN Commerclal THOMPSON, VIRGINIA Commerc1al Trl H1 Y G A A Prayer Club TINSLEY BILLIE JO General G A A Keyettes TOLER, CARLTON EUGENE General H1 Y VICE Pres1dent Band All State Band Here s How Staff 95 r Z an 'ff' '17 l 'IIT Q' 'V-uf T? eil l0I':5 TOMBLIN JAMES EDWARD College Preparatory Latm Club H1 Y Key Club Spamsh Club TOOLEY, PERDITA Commerclal TOWNSEND PATRICIA ANN General Prayer Club TRIPLETT DONALD RAY, Vocauonal Vocatlonal Club Student Councrl TRUMP BOBBY Vocatlonal Vocatlonal Club TURNER JAMES EDWARD, College Preparatory Band Hx Y Laun Club Prayer Club VANCE ALICE MARIE College Preparatory French Club Keyettes Jumor Attendant to Mxss Logan Htgh VANKOVICH PATSY ANN Commercral Nauonal Honor Soclety Prayer Club Qulll and Scroll Guyana Staff Keyettes VARACALLI LEONARD MARTIN College Preparatory Key Club Latm Club Glee Club Qulll and Scroll Band All State Chorus WAYBRIGHT NAOMI RUTH Commerc1aI WAYNE JOHN KEITH, College Preparatory Key Club H1 Y Prayer Club Band B Team Football WHISMAN SHIRLEY ANN Commerctal WHISMAN WILLIAM ROY Comrnerclal Football WHITE, BETTY LOU Cornmerclal WHITE CLYDE College Preparatory B Team Basketball Baseball Football WHITE DELORES JOAN Commercral Glee Club Guyana Staff WHITE RUTH ELLEN General Trl H1 Y Presrdent Student Coun crl Treasurer Seruor Class Treasurer Pacesetters Topsy Turvy Ma Jorette Prayer Club Keyettes Grrls State WHITE, VENDETTA LOUISE General Glee Club Keyettes ell l 0125 WHITMAN HERMAN SAMUEL General WHITMAN SIDNEY SCOTT College Preparatory Spamsh Club Key Club Qulll and Scroll Here s How staff Nauonal Honor SOCI e WILLIAMS BETTY LOU General Keyettes Pacesetters Secretary Glee Club WILLIAMS KENNETH STUART Commercral H1 Y WILSON JACK LAWRENCE College Preparatory Key Club H1 Y Spantsh Club Varsrty Club Prayer Club Thesplans Here s How Staff Football Basketball Baseball Jun1orClass V1ceP1-estdent WOOTEN HOWARD E , General Varslty Club Basketball H1 Y Art Club Prayer Club WOOTEN JANET Commer-c1al Prayer Club Glee Club Sopho more and Jun1or Attendant to Mlss Logan Hlgh WORKMAN FANNIE SAULINE Commerclal WORKMAN, SYLVIA JEAN College Preparatory Lat1n Club Na ttonal Honor Socrety WORKMAN VESTA LEE Commerclal WYSONG, DONALD CREED, College Preparatory Latm Club Prayer Club Nattonal Honor Soctety YOHAN WOODROW Vocational Vocat1onalClub YOUNG MARY LOUISE, College Preparatory Valedtctortan Na uonal Honor Soctety Prestdent Keyettes Spanlsh Club Sophomore and Juntor Class Plays Prayer Club 97 'S I I T7 Junior officers SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT are Patty Boytek, treasurerg Marilyn Abdoney, secretaryg Louise Harmon, vice presidentg Kenneth Queen, president, unior Cfadd In the fall of '53 we returned to LHS with ambitious plans to be the hardest-working Juniors in school history . After the election of class officers our class sponsors, headed by Mr. Stinebiser and Miss Metz, helped us in planning our activities. In the fall we sponsored the Junior Class Carnivaland the Costume Ball. Later two of our most colorful events were the class play, Star- dust , directed by Mrs. Juergensmeyer, and the Min- strel Parade , staged by Mr. Orr. Highlighting all of our projects, the Junior-Senior Prom took place in the newrecreation center at Holden on May i4. In a rose- garden setting complete with flowers, trellises, a blue ceiling, and a grand march, plus the dreamy music of George Charles and his orchestra, this proved aperfect climax to an active year. Prom-trotters glide to a smooth number while Mr. Stover gets a few pointers. Seated on their pedestal of hon- or are the Junior Carnival King and Queen, Vaughn Myers and Donna Richardson, who have been crowned by smiling Mayor Litz Cuz McGuire. Crown bearers are Kathy Browning and Louise Harmon, attendants are Henrietta Alderman, Nora Ragland, Bill Cooksey, and Kenneth Queen. HMINSTREL PARADE, a twelve-scene minstrel revue directed by Mr. Crr, provided two wonder- ful hours of entertainment complete with Chorus, Commentators, and Male Ensemble. The large cast of characters included the following leads: End men - Roddy Hall, Jim Ferrell, Jim Curry, and Jim Coolcp lnterlocutor - Jim Ascough, Soloists - Jim Tucker, Pat Roberts, Ray Tomblin, Frieda Steele, and Gwen Martin, Dancer - Richard McDonaldg Andyand Mandy - Carter Counts and Doris Fields. John BraFford's orchestra played the entire musical score from the opening chorus to the grand finale plus some specialties. Characters in Uncle Tom'sCab- in - Scene IV - were Marks U, Varacallij, Harriett U, Cooky, Eliza qP. McDormanj, Eva KR. Whitey, Tom QE. Meadey, Ophe- 1iafL. Millerj, and Simon Legree U. Kellyj. 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' . it - ' X . l . x llIfll0I'.'5 Trlvette Monte Tucker James Turner Marg aret VanB1bber Betty Lou Vance Betty Jo Vance Chloe Vance Dorothy Vance Ida Mae Vance Phyllxs Vannatter Janet Varacall1 Joe Varney Estelene Varney Jo ann Varney Shlrley Vaughan, Ronna Wagner Robert Walls JamesE Ward Benny Ward Damel Ward Margaret Ward Norma Welch Ralph Wheeler Jewell Whlte Iantce Wh1te, Jewell Whtte MaryA Whtte Peggy Wllhams Carol Sue Wxlhams Gaye W1ll1ams, Peggy Woody Gladys Yacormno Mary Young Clar ence Zappla Tommy K A I -if 5. B, Q3 if ff' I V74 Www if W 77 'Lf R p.v.4 f-v mfg wh V' J 452 VD 1:- sl M Q lO7 I5 Q62 26' -.--1 mg - , - . I un .Q I ' I . ' Q at B J J B rf, fg B ' Ny?,N jg B B Aj A B VV 5 ,N,, B W V 1 ellt B' B , el elle B B v B 4 . , 4 ,B my B, 4 tl' 5 4. J X ,fue A I fi - iw! J B' ,L t' 3x we B - B B N QB ,B --2' V a 'f B ,B -B B BB . 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Sophomore Day followed our entrance, and the seniors had more of their so-called fun. We wore Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae costumes, passed out suckers and bubble gum, and obeyed every senior whim. All year we faithfully used the sophomore doors and dutifully waited for the third bell. One bright spot of the year was our one-act play, Say, Uncle. There is one consolation--next year we will return as iuniors and other green sophs will take our place. and Grovelingl 108 0,9 0711, ored Abbott Glorla Abshlre Thelma Adams Francls Adams Rosemary Adams Wood row Adkms Betty Adk1ns B1lly Adklns Bobby Adklns C10 v1s Adkms Gaytha Adklns Lanora Ad kms Lloyd Adklns M e lvln Adklns Patty Adk1ns Rodney Adklns T1ny Akers Paul Al brlght Dollle Allen Nola Amburgey Jewell Armstrong Barbara Ashley, Delmar Aude Mmdy Bahus Delores Barley Glance Balley Ronrue Ba1sden Glenn Ba1sden JoAnn Ba1sden Raymond Baker Helen Baldwrn Gold1e Baldwxn Lonola Barber F r a n k Basadre Delores Bates John Bayless Llnda Belcher Chrxstlne Belcher Vesta Bell Larry Bell Roberta Black Vernon Blankenshlp Dons Blankenshxp Helen Blevms Ronald Bocook, V1rg1n1a Bodnar Barbara Borders Dallas Bowen Brenda Bowen Emma Bowen Glen Bowen Glenwood Bowen Helen Bowker Robert Boytek Josephine Bradshaw Ted Bragg Shlrley Brewer, B111 B r e w s te r Charles Brooks Bobby 'DIS- 'Y' Z' ,gk ng -357 'O It 'if .gn If 112 ails Lf 4.0- '56, 'S la.: NT! 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Compllments of ,I E Reed Company Insurance and Auto Llcense Service Opposite The Post Office Phone 788 Compliments of Aracoma Motors, Inc Chrysler Plymouth Ellis Aclclutuon P O Box 950 Telephone T750 Logan W Bank By Mall Chase Money Worries Away Member of The Federal Deposlt Insurance Corp Deposltor Insured Up to STO OOO F RANKLIN'S DAIRY For The Best In Ice Cream Mulk Shakes Sandwuches Logon and Stolllngs West Vlrglma Phone Logan 168 Stollungs 2044 lll1I'l'l0lllllL IIINK IIF Lllllzllll COTTAGE FLOWER SHOP Flowers of DISl'lnC1'l0D Member of Flowers Telegraph Delivery Assoclatlon Phone 913 120 W Mann Street Logan West Vlrglnla Twenty Three fears In Business CLARK STORES Furnlture and Appllances Floor Covering 127 Stratton Street Phone 766 Logan W Va Compliments of ISLAND CREEK MANAGEMENT CLUB Holden W Va Compllments of GUYAN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Ose Richey Propruetor AUGUST AND BRAY AGENCY WEAVER NEWS AGENCY INSURANCE 'Read a Magazane Tonight Since 1919 Logan, W, Va, 213 Mann Street Logan Phone 3123 3124 ll ' ' ' ll . . . . . - . ' I X . - . . . , . Q I . . I fi R Cheaper? Even The Youngest Frosh Knows Most Thmgs Cost More Than They Used To But Even The Oldest Senior Can 1' Remember When Elecfrlcury Cost Less Than Right Now Average family gets twice as much iuice for a dollar as 20 years ago. TTPPTLMJIIMN ELECTRIC PUWER UUMPANY Sfeeper GOLD AND BLUE LUNCH Nexf To The Hugh School REECE BROWNING We Specuollze In Hugh Qualify PoL,1rry Meats And Groceries Z12 Dangess Sf Phone 1460 Comp 1 I ments THE MERCY HUSPITAL LOGAN PAINT COMPANY 408 Mann Sfreef Phone 1755 Compliments of EARLE OUEEN'S ESSO STATION Accessories and Road Service Phone 2190 West Logon, W Vo Phone 2373 LCDGAN CGAL OPERATCDRS ASSCDCIATICN COMPLIMENTS OF Pepsi Cola Bottling Co Bluefield W Va Logoq Wullnomson W Vo Enloy BETSY ROSS BREAD Cakes Ples L D Feuchtenberger none UM og w Phone 660 Logon W WVU Compl :ments of SAMSON HOME OUTFITTERS Logon West VIFQIDIG BARNES MOTOR COMPANY Holden Rood Logon West Vnrguma Telephone 580 Desoto Plymouth Sales 8. Service ' I - . I . , . . . . ' Bakeries, lnc. L an. .Vo. ' ' Va' 4 I I LOGAN MINGO GAS 8. OIL COMPANY INC Drsfrrburors Golf Orl Products Phones Logan 820 Wrllromson 399 ORCHID FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occosrons Box 1466 Phone l96O Logon West Vo CARSON S AUTO STORE Accessorres ond Sportang Goods 124 5l'rGfl'Or1 Sffeef Phone 2022 Logon West Vlrglmo Men Remember 3l4 Mom Street Logon W Vo Phone 558 HARRIS FUNERAL HOME 200 Mom Street Logon Wesf Vrrglnro Phone 5l6 or 517 . M1 Foshions for the Women Our Tneme Song Always lrvmg Berlun never heard of J T Frsh But hrs great song Always certalnly our story of Logan Hugh School We are behind you lOO! Wan Lose or Draw Always' We Sell the Best Scrap the Rest J T FISH Sz CUMPANY Phone 2825 Logan w Va West Logan Phone 3103 LOYAL ORDER RALHGH OF THE GLASS 8. MIRROR INC MOOSE Aluminum Sash Lodge No 514 Store Front Construction Logan' West Vlrglmo Glass of All Kinds If it's Glass you need, Gave US a break I - Il ll . . , ' ll Il ' I I Tells . . 0 . C ' I I --- . ' . I O , . . , . . . FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LOGAN Phone 482 Logan W Va Congratulatlons to the Graduating Class from your fruend Wood row Gordon GORDON S PUROL STATION Phone 465 Logan West Va KENNEY MUSIC CO Best Wlshes to The Graduates of 54 CAMPBELL BEVINS AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE Room 304 White 8. Browning Bulldlng Logan West Vlrgrnla mnngs Does that hot rod ofyours need a face lrftrng? LOGAN AUTO PARTS rn EIIus Addltaon offers a wrde assortment of parts accessorues and tram Compliments of MCCORMICK S Furnlture Clothing Compliments of G UYAN BARBER SHOP Home Buulders Headquarters LOGAN PLANlNG MILL CO Incorporated Lumber Mrllwork Builders STATE FARM INSURANCE Company s Agent Eddie P Stephens Telephone T300 Logan W Va MANSBACH METAL COMPANY ron and Steel Scrap Metals Monrtor Junction Phone T071 Logan W Va Compliments of A D 4 jodyy SCAGGS Justuce of The Peace SUPPlle5 Logan, W. Va. Phone 2904 l - Tony Patrlck has no trouble convincing Patsy Slgman Bnllne Tlnsley Betty Wllllams and Vendetta Whlte that anyone would enloy owning thus Bel Arr Chevrolet convertlble from J C EVANS UTILITIES Holden Gas Co Holden Water Co Logan Gas Co Congratulations to the Class of F Compliments of Good Olde CROWN JEWE LERS Always the Best Picture Shown On Large Screen Use Your Student Ticket CAPITOL THEATER MINTON CHEVROLET in Stolllngs, West Virginia. '54 l V. . W. Goff Motors, Inc. 307 Hudgins Street Phone 290 or 349 DODGE PLYMOUTH Dodge Job Rated Trucks Logan West Vlrglmo Compl I ments of LOGAN GRUCERY COMPANY Logon West Vlrganlu FURNITURE COMPANY 402 Mom Street Logon West Vlrgmnc Phone 960 ,Mo ,, gwffffto' 0 5.21 XX 1 ' X L v N BORDEN S VELVET ICE CREAM COMPANY Q If It s Borden s It s Got To Be Good ll ll I , . o 0 0 .t fe M ,f F' 7 my 'W f xl w x - . I 3 1: rr- Qf WAN N Y 45.1 , ' ' 0 ' ?+v-'WJ ,fp- o ICM 5-1-:Q- , . .f ':'1,.,,,.tftt.. ,,,,,. ,.-f- ...tml M --Yf . . . , , 9 I ll I Gunther McNeely Nolan POST N0 19 THE AMERICAN LEGION Vanta Coda does some wishful thinking as he admires the fine Innes of a 1954 Buick at BRUMFIE LD MOTOR COMPANY Wig? WEST VIRGINIA COAL 81 COKE CORP Producers of Omar and Omega Low Ash Coal Mechanlcally Loaded Mechanlcally Cleaned Omar West Vlrguma Junlor Mercanhle Stores Convenient Stores un All Locations Connected Wlfh W Va Coal 8. Coke Compliments of CRYSTAL BLOCK COAL AND COKE CO ROW Sarah Ann Slagle Roth Va MODERN SHOE SHOP 103 Stratton St Logan W Va Cash Loans Up To 300 Service Repasr Shoe Hat Orthopedic Zapper Replacement Home Owned and Operated 211 Stratton St Logan W Va Phone 2500 Complvments of ARACOMA HOTEL Congratulations ro The Graduating Class of 1954 From LOGAN AUTO TRIM 8. GLASS SHOP Compliments of LEWIS FURNITURE CO Logan s Foremost Home Furmshmgs For 44 Years I a - 1 n S - SOUTHERN LOAN COMPANY 1 George Spies Industries Inc of Chicago Manufacturers of the Finest School Jewelry for the Class of 1954 Logan High School A W Steller State Representative 100 Mahoocl Ave Phone 3356 Princeton W Va I I 1 I Official Jewelers and Stationers 'I , . . Congratulafuons fo The Seniors of 54 HERFF JONES CO P O Box 207 Mafewan W Va FERGUSON MOTORS INC Your Wallys Dealer Cars Trucks Jeeps Phone 2080 Hunnngfon Road Logan West Vlrglnla DDNALD DUCK I X4 'DV -A! 5 V 1 FRESH AS A DAISY 4 DONALD DUCK BREAD AT You: cnocns j Logan Mercantlle C0 A Complete Lune of Furmfure Hardware and Electrical Appllances Shoes and Clofhlng For The Enhre Famrly Logon l50 300 Mann Sf 1 I f N Y ff ' I - - ' Q 7 ll 5 . 5 OWNVVSPIVPICOUCWCPQ fa I I 6: wm- S1: ' . When You Think of Flne Dairy Foods Thlnk of ImperlaI IMPERIAL ICE CREAM DIVISION of Fairmont Foods Also Candy and .Iobblng Supplies Stallings West Vurglnla Compliments of MORRISON S DRIVE INN Two Minutes East of Downtown Logan Servlce and Quality our Specialty Comphments of W F IIIIIILL IIAIIIIWIIIE UIIMPANY Establlshed I904 Hardware Furniture and Home Appliances Phone 252 Logan W Va Good Food Well Prepared Smoke House Where Friends Meet Fruends Arr Condltloned Logan West Vargnma 9 - Phone 3082 - I . . I PEE RLESS CLEANERS JOHNSON S Mann Office Men s Shop 14 Whlte St Phone 575 Opposite Court House Branch Offlce Logan W Va 716 Stratton St Phone 2730 Compliments FRANK S DRY CLEANERS THE KOPY KAT Cleaners of Fme Clothes Washington Ave Phone 1221 Phone 1427 Logan W Va WATSON'S The Store That Constantly Lowers Your Cost of Luvlng Logan West Vlrglma PECK S PLUMBING Complnments of SERVICE JACK AND JILL SHOP P O Box 1311 Capntol Theater Buuldmg Logan West Vlrgunla P O Box 1448 Logan W Va I , . . of I ' 1 Logan, W. Va. l I . . . 1 I . . . I . GENERAL HOSPITAL LOGAN THE HUB DEPARTMENT STORE Omar W Va Westinghouse Appluances Shoes Clothmg Outfntters For The Entire Family W L ROBINSON CO White 8. Brownung Bualdlng Insurance Bandung Phone I4O Logan West Virginia BELL S DEPARTMENT STORE Logan West Vlrglma SILVER BRAND CLOTHES for Arrow Shirts McGregor 8. Van Heusen Sportswear Jarman Shoes Stetson Hats II7 Stratton St Logan Addltuon Roddy Hall tries to sweet talk Daneen Jones un to takung hum home In this handsome new Mer cury from YEAGER MOTORS INC an Desknns ISLAND CREEK CCAL COMPANY HOLDEN, WEST VIRGINIA Continuous Quality Continuous Price BUYIH LOGAN COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Dollar for Dollar You Can'f Bear a Pontiac Polnlnac MIlne Ponhac Sales DESKIN S ADDITION LOGAN wssr VIRGINIA am g .0 Sunbe i-s. LOGAN BAKERY S Sunbeam bread wuth energz Monl DIg fnaf hunk of bread! Morllyn Abdoney and Sandro Stone go for I car for you 'Y,12LlgA The GUYANA Staff would luke to take thas oppor tunlfy to thank our many patrons and fruends who helped to make our l954 annual a successful venture Vifxf yg1x75Z1f1fxf'5 if Y 1xv,.-,nv YA ,ga A . . . . I . V - V Y Y A A SENIORS Acres Vlolet Jean Adkrns, Betty Jean Adkms Frances Grethel Albrrght, Ray Aleman Johnny Ascough, James Clrfford Ausun, Myla Mane Barley, John L Barsden, Juanrra Balsden, Nolrce Baker, Hazel Marre Baldwln, Alvln L Ball, Clyde Barker Carson Lee Bartley Norma Sherlene Belcher, Janet Joyce Bras Avonell Bras Garnett Marre Brrtcher Hazel Helen Butcher Margle Druzella Blevxns James Alfred Bodnar Denny Lee Boschran Elvrra Bowlmg Rrchard Kelley Brafford John Algre Bragg, Curtls Arnold Brescoach B111 Brooks, Marvm Kenneth Brown, Betty Yvonne Browmng Adele Brownmg Betty Jo Cooper Browmng Donetra Brownrng Earl Emmerson Browmng Joy May Brownlng Kay Franc1s Bumgardner Donna Jean Bumgardner, Clrfford Lee Bush Krzetta Buskrrk, Jrmmy Calton, Callre Sue Calton Edward B Canellas Bernard Canterbury Delorls Marle Canterbury, Ol1v1a Sue Carey Robert Ray Carpenter, Money Ruth Castelll Mollre Imogene Castelll Pete Domnrch Chafm B1lly Ray Chafm, John Raymond Chapman Franklm D Clarke, Rheba Jayne Claypool, George Robert Clendemn, Barbara Cllfton Dortha June Cl1ne Jackxe Dean Coda Vanta Earl Collrer, Naucha Yvonne Conley Wrlkre Govell Jr Conway Geraldlne Frances Cook, James Preston Copley Helen Lourse Copley James Ivory Cotton Catherme Courts, Betty Covert, Jessre Jo Craddock Wesley Wayne Curry Bonme Naomr Curry, James Edwrn Curry, Kathryn Ratnelle KMC!! 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S ' Thompson, Jack E Thompson, Jenn1ngs F Thompson, Polly Chrtstme Thompson, V1rg1n1a Ttnsley, B1ll1e Jo Toler Carlton Eugene Tombl1n James Edward Tooley Perdlta Townsend Patr1c1a Ann Trlplett, Donald Ray Trump, Bobby Turner James Edward Vance Allce Mane Vankovlch Patsy Ann Varacalll Leonard Martm Waybrlght Naomt Ruth Wayne, John Ke1th Whtsman, Shlrley Ann Whlsman, W1ll1am Roy Whlte Betty Lou Wh1te Clyde Whlte Delores Wh1te, Ruth Ellen Wh1te Thomas Franklrn Whlte, Vendetta Lou1se Whttman Herman Samual Whttman, Stdney Scott Wlllrams Betty Lou W11l1ams Kenneth Stuart W1lson, Charles ..,W1lson Jack Lawrence vWooten, Howard Edward Wooten Janet Workman Fannte Saul1ne Workman Sylvla Jean Workman Vesta Lee rWysong Donald Creed Yates, Helena Yohan, Woodrow Young Mary Lou1se JUNIORS Abdoney Mar1lyn Adams Bryan Adams, Lots H Adkms, Carolyn Adktns Delorxs Adkms, Fredenck Adk1ns RupertC Albrtght George Alderman, Henrtetta Aleshtre Howard Angalet Louls Ardxs Aldo Ashley Curt1s C Ausun Mary L Baer, Barbara A Bahus Bobby Ba1ley Marcella Batsden Dorcus Batsden Gladys Balsden, Joyce M Batsden Nol1ce Balsden Phyllls Balsden, Shxrley Ball, Arbutus Ball, Freda N Balthts Robert R Barber, B111 Barnette, Delbert E Barnette, Joel Bartlett, Jack B Bates, Danny Bays Lorettal Bell, Delbert E Bell, Douglas Bency Pr1sc1llaJ Cook, Robert 43135, Bernelce l fCooksey, B1lly G Blankenship Bobby L Blankenshlp Delores Blevms, V1ck1 R Bocook, Loulse Boothe Lots BOSIWICR Joanne Bottome, Ed Bourne, Charla J Bowman, James A ,Craddock, Juantta Boyd, Redford Boytek, Patty Bradley, Betty M Bradshaw Crawford A MBragg, Darlene J Bragg Edd1eJ Bragg Jo Ann Bragg Shtrley Brewer Wrnfxeld ewster Jess1eJ Bronz Thomas Brownmg, Donald -Browntng, Gordon Brownmg Janet E Brownrng, Kathy Browmng, Lahoma Browntng, Llnda Brownmg Browmng Brownmg ,Brownmg Mxldred Nlta Shtrley Suzanne Brumfteld Franklxn Bryant, Anna L Buckle Glorla D Bumgarner, Franklm Bumgarner James Burgess, D1x1e J Burke V1rg1n1a Bush Gene Caldwell Betty Callaway Elmer CampoY1 Joe Canellas, Frances Cary, Dor1sJ Cary, Shtrley S Carnes Mary L Carr, Tracy H Carter, Sarahl Caudlll Helen Chaf1n, Jamce Chaf1n Kelsa Chaf1n, Terry D Chambers, Ernest R Chambers, Glenn Chambers Stella Chapman, Jo Ella Chtlders, Arnetta Clark B111 G Clark, Charles R Clemens, Gaytha Clme AnnaJ Clme, Lo1sJ Cole, Mary Collms, Collms Co1l1ns, Collms, Coll1ns, Collms, Darrell G Genevleve Jesste A Nancy A Paul E W11l1am Compton, Annette Compton, Bob Conn, Dewey Conn, W1ll1s Conway, Carol Cook Jo Ann ,Gook, Mackey Copley Audrey M Copley Btlly Copley Larry Copley V1olet Coster, Carrol J Counts, Carter Covey, Frances Craddock, Eula I Craddock, Oma Craddock, Rhea Crane, Ruby Curry, Loxs Curry Mary M Curry Nad1ne Curry, Paul Lyfers, Jlmmy Davldson Alden L Davls Betty Davts Delores A DeHarte Tex Demxdenko James Desklns, Walter T Dlngess, Eula M Dlngess Hollean L Dxngess, Jackae Dtngess, Leona D1ngess, Luta Dmgess, Shelva ,Dtsco B1ll1e S Dove Nancy Dulcte Ruby Edlson, Norma J Egnor Betty L Elkms, B111 Elklns, Jamce L Elkms Reva A Ellls Betty Jo Ell1s, Grover Ell1s, Raymond Elhxson, Frances L Elhxson, W1ll1am Estep El1ce Evans Margle Farley, Blanche D Farley D1na M Farley Erman L Farmer, Thomas Ferguson Barbara fFerguson Betty Ferrell J1m Ferrell Loretta Ferrell Vera Ferzacca Sandra Flelds W1l11am Flsher J1m Frye Dorls Frye Shlrley Gartln Helen L Gartln Jamce Gaylock Frank Gearhart Jesse Gearhart Ramona ,Gill1am, Fay Glavarls John G Goff Ehzabeth A Goff JohnJ Golrce Fred Gore LOIS A Graham, Peggy Gr1m mett Delores G Gross, Glenn D Grover, Edward Grover Rachel L flslale, Lots A 'Hale Thomas Hall Donald Hall Mary A Hanners, Donaretta Hanshaw, Jxmmy Hatfleld, B1llyJ Hatfteld Chester Hatfleld Myrtle Hatton Mary E Harmon Loutse Hartzel Jack Harvey Lorene Haynes lVl1CkEy Hedmger Albert Henry Benny C Hensley J1mm Hernandez, Mary H Herndon Harold D Heugel Ralph H1gh1ey Barbara A Hlleman Anna M H111 Ada A H111 Htlda F Hlllman Albert H1nchman Johnny Hoosler, Bobby Hull Denny E Huffman Ann O Hundley Mary L Hunter James E lnghram Mar1an S Ireson Betty L Ivanovlch Rosetta Jeffrey Betty Jeffrey Everett Jeffrey Kenneth Jennell Eddle Jobo, Sylvra D Johnson James H Johnson Woodward Jonas, Nausle Jones Betty L Jones Darrel G Jones Mary Jones W1rt ,Juergensmeyer Jullan C Kazee MargaretJ Kazee, Margaret L Keaton, Ronald Keaton Shrrley Kennedy Lmda Ktmbler Rosahe K1l'lC31d, Glen R Kmzer, Don K1rk Harold Kxrk Joyce Kxrkendall Barbara Lambert B111 Lawson, Earl Lazar Martanna Lee, W1lson Lester Ruth A Lewxs, Rolando L1lly Helen A Lovelace, Joan Lucas EmmaJ Lucas, Vena Lycans Patty A Lyons, Shtrley Magana Raymond Marcum Carlos Mareske, Frances Marro, Kathy Marsh, Ph1ll1p C Marun Dorthy Martln, Janella Mathews, Ernestine Mauk, George Mayes, Josephme Maynard Darrell Mays Cledlth Mays, Delm1s J Mays, Pete McAl11ster Jxmmy McCloud Harold McCloud, Sxdney fMcDade Rlchard McDonald Betty R McDonald Sue A McDorman Peggy A McGu1re, Bonme S McKenz1e, Marran McKmley, 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