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CONTENTS Anmulsmnon County Admmlstrators Prlnclpal Dean and Office Staff Faculty ACTIVITIES Orgamzatlons Specnal Events Features Sensors J umors Sophomores ATHLETICS Football Cheerleaders Basketball Baseball ADVERTISEMENTS Fnends Patrons W if 4...,,...: I J hiv AJIIHITPFCEBI fcflvlhe s I' We ff I.. . sL I Classes LE I ,Hi shes i -52, 4?- TX LL on A bi g-' L l' jrlverflsemenfs L Qty, ri- , V WTA- .Lf AIZIIEX I Q5 :L- 5 . ..... II if ' ' . . . T2 ' ' ..... . . I3 IIA . ' . . . . I4 7 , . . . . . . . I5 INDI' 1 5??,NIAIvy, i, . . .... 25 ' ' . . 26 ' . . 52 . . . . 58 -1- , I 'ITG ETIIIAY 1. vi'f-,N , . -C I . . ..... 63 . WIIIIO IMII Aix. .4 ' . . . 64 ' A ' . . . . 84 . Qv s s . fm., vat. I -ki .Rx ' 'ICU - . . ...... T03 I . . . . .104 Ib n . . . .109 'KK . . . . .no 'I 4 . . . . .TT5 Q. xvzllfj I . . ..... TI7 ' . . . . . .118 I . . . .I20 '---fe.. 'Tiff 4 1' 4 h e- 4LQa.4,? 3 vgbfiil' fri- : - x l, E-if fix - 9 SPECIAL OCCASIONS Speclal occasions such as sophomore, lunlor and sen nor assemblues wnth guest speakers the R e v e r e n d s Poole Withers, Re d fe a r n, and Father Norton from Logan, and Coach Tony Gentlle from Wllllamson Hugh School College Day with representatives from colleges In West Vlrgnnla the March of Dames campaign with entertainment furnished by members of the boys and gurls' physical educatlon classes and the lntterbuggang contest, were welcome lnterruptlons ln the long school day These assemblues, whuch were held In the audl torlum or the gym, furnished us with lnformatlon and entertaunment , , , A - K, Av , ' x My f .,,-' f 'P .e In s - Q 1 V ,r - s 3 , 5, Q .-,fe , ,I 4 . . . . - I . . . I . I . . . . . . l . . . . . . . I . . 1 . . . .. . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . 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Paul Wrnter Ralph W1111s Ernest Craddock COUNTY ADMINISTRATORS The purpose of the county admlmstrators ns to promote education and progress among the schools of Logan County The county superuntendent as Mr Wlnter and has as sustants are Mr Wnllus and Mr Craddoclc The Board of Educatnon as composed of flve men elected from the three dustrncts an the county Recently thenr tame has been occupied by the bulldlng program whlch IS now underway A new hugh school and a fleldhouse are being built on Mldelburg lsland They wall cost about 2 500 OOO and wall be completed un about two years BOARD MEMBERS J French Workman W E Brvens W W Gordon Presrdent JoeBla1r Earl Jusuce 4 aff J 12 'Q f 1 A . - 75 , 1 I A 2 V , x , 3,.,.-- A - ,, , l :I hi xx T , Q 5 , , ' . : . , . . ' , . . . ' 3 ' . ' y .T V if J 1 fii, Fir ff ft ' W Kg' , H I ,J,, be ,' .f I' ' T?'X1. ' J to 5 , ' 1' . 4 ' ' x I 4 f ., If hy 1. fs x. ga' PRINCIPAL Mr Charles Juergensmeyer us the new principal of Logan Hugh School He was graduated by Central Wesleyan College un Mussourl and receuved hls M A degree from the Unlverslfy of Kentucky In acldlhon to has many duties as prlnclpal he is co-s or ofthe Key Club. 1 13 DEAN AND OFFICE STAFF Mrs Muynurd Mrs Anme H Maynard IS the dtrector of guldance and attendance at Logan Htgh as well as Dean of Gtrls She has her Master of Arts Degree whrch she recerved from MarshallCollege She tsalways ready to help us wlth our problems to encourage us ln our educatton and to help us f1nd a Job Mrs Browning Our secretary Mrs Brownmg has varlous Jobs at Logan Htgh School Although she has a lot to do she always has ume to gtve the students a fnendly smxle or a ntce hello The school apprecxates her efftctent work +L O I O Student members of the offrce staff are Rosalte Ktmbler Buddy Mynes, Ruth Ann Lester, Blanche Farley, Helen Sebo, and Phyllis Mynes fl . F FACULTY PATRICIA SMITH A, B, West Virginia University English, Literature Head Senior Sponsor-First Semester RUTH G, KLINE M.A. West Virginia University English, Journalism Sponsor of Quill and Scroll and Here's How-Second Semester HELEN B, HARVEY M. A, University of Kentucky Sociology, Economics Co-Sponsor of Prayer Club LESTER H. STINEBISER A. B. and B.S. Salem College Bookkeeping, Business Math Sponsor of Hi-Y and Student Counbil MARY JANE CODA A, B, Marshall College Home Economics STELLA MARIE JONES M, Ed, Duke University Biology Sponsor of Future Teachers of America FACULTY MARY RUTH TAYLOR A. B, Marshall College Health Sponsor of Pacesetters and Majorettes BARBARA GOAD A. B, Marshall College Shorthand and Business Math Sponsor of Here's How-First Semester VIRGINIA L, KOVICH M,A. Marshall College Physical Education and Physiology Sponsor of Cheerleaders TALMA P. ROBERTSON A, B, Concord College Biology Sponsor of Future Teachers of America CATHERINE RAPTIS B,B.S, Morris Harvey College Consumer's Education Sponsor of Topsy Turvy and D, E. Club JOHN POZEGA, IR. M, S, West Virginia University Driver Education and Physical Education Head Senior Sponsor-Second Semester -J --5' FACULTY CORA MARGARET MILNE A. B. Marshall College Algebra and Geometry THELMA IUERGENSMEYER M. A. University of Kentucky Music, French, and Dramatics Sponsor of French Club and Thespians MARY JO MCDONALD A. B, West Virginia University Spanish and American History Sponsor of Spanish Club JANET KIRKER M. A, Marshall College Shorthand Sponsor of Guyana, Publication WILLIAM C. GOAD B. S, Marshall College Math and Business Law Sponsor of Here's How-First Semester LOIS OTT B. S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Typing Sponsor of Future Nurses of America Mug f 3 'WA 'Q' Q FACULTY MARY BLAND HURST M,A, Columbia University American History DOLORES IUSTICE RINE A, B. Glenville State College English and Literature WANDELL LUCAS M. A. Marshall College Bookkeeping FLORENA G. COLVIN A. B, University of Kentucky English and Literature Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y GERALDINE K. HOGAN M, A. Marshall College World History and General Business Sponsor of National Honor Society and Interclub Council JACK CHAPMAN M.A. Marshall College Social Studies and Basketball Coach Sponsor of Key Club and Varsity Club FACULTY SARAH ESTEP A. B. Georgetown College English and Literature HAROLD COX M, A. Marshall College Health and Assistant Football Coach Sponsor of Varsity Club IRENE PERRY M, A. University of Arizona English and Literature ELIZABETH H. THOMAS A, B, Marshall College English and Literature Sponsor of Prayer Club MARION D. NAPIER M. A. Marshall College TYPWS HAROLD COOPER M, A, Marshall College Typing Sponsor of Guyana, Business AQ 41? I 1. 1 .ah 1-f' ' gf? fi 0-I' C7 X 4? x FACULTY DONNA HILL M. A. University of Kentucky English and Literature Sponsor of Future Nurses of America DON SUPCOE B. S. University of Dayton English and Literature EVERETT STOLLINGS M, A. University of Kentucky Chemistry and Physics HILDA BROWNING M, A, West Virginia University American History ELIZABETH WILLIS A. B. Salem College English and Literature CHIDENETTE CHAFIN A. B, Marshall College Shorthand Sponsor of Girls' Athletic Association and Keyettes FACULTY RUBY GHIZ A. B. Marshall College Latin and English Sponsor of Latin Club JEAN H. QUEEN M, A, West Virginia University Biology Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y FRANK E. McDADE M. A. University of Kentucky General Business WILLIAM RANDEL HAGER A, B, Marshall College Typing, General Business, and Business Math DAVID S. SCAGGS B. S. West Virginia Institute of Technology industrial Arts ERNEST L. HILL M, A. University of Kentucky Sociology and American History tg. l . -l'..g fn.. '17 .415 ,L - 911 -fiwgi , f .V i'Nf'f.v., t . Tzzzf, 'J' , X J X FACULTY EARL L. CAMPBELL West Virginia Institute of Technology Machine Shop LOWELL SAMMONS A, B, Marshall College Health and General Business Coach-Junior Varsity LORAN V. WARD M, S, West Virginia University Dean of Boys Physical Education and Football Coach EVELYN JANE BLAND M,A. University of Kentucky Librarian Sponsor of Library Club HAROLD LEE BOEHM B, S. Morris Harvey College Business Math, Geometry, and Shop Science Co- Sponsor of Hi-Y CARL MacEl.FRESH M. M, Capital College of Music Sponsor of Band z B . J f' ' l W-C., I V1 W 'Sur gp X lisp f 'QV' fi. Two gxrls of the drrvers educatlon class show the1r Several physxcs students conduct an rmportant ex classmates how to change a ure on the new 1955 perrment w1th a radlo vacuum tube Chevrolet CLASS SCENES The classes at Logan Hugh School are well organlzed There are forty three well equipped classrooms ln whlch thlrty sux sublects are taught They Include typung, shorthand, math, English, home economics, dlstrlbutlve education, merchandlsmg, French, sociology, history, blology, and many other subgects of Interest Due to thus large varaety of sublects whlch are offered, four dufferent duplomas are glven college preparatory, commercual, general, and vocatuonal The teachmg and offlce staffs are an amportant part of a school There are flfty members on our staffs whnch have the 'ob of teachnng and supervnsmg the 1381 students of whuch 378 are sensors, 390 lumors, and 613 sophomores A group of trade school boys watch a demonsn-anon The gxrls rn a physrcal educauon class do therr darly of arc weldmg the magic wand of lndustry cahsthenrcs to keep mm h .44 . , . . - - . . ..... . . - . . ..- . . . . . l 1 ' 't I , - Student librarians look over the books magazines and check the file cards LIBRARY An Important factor in the advance ofcivuluzation is the storing of knowledge The library at Logan High School is doing its part in thus, for at the beginning of the second semester It contained 6 622 books and new ones were being added every day These books deal with every imaginable sublect from mysteries to television. Books aren't the only keepers of knowledge For the library receives 32 magazines every month. These magazines are carefully filed in the periodical room for the students who are writing themes and reports to use. Most magazines have been kept for only ten years but quite a few go back to 1900. In addition to Miss Bland, nineteen students are kept busy with the books, papers, magazines, and encyclopedias. E 5 Several members of the library staff, including Miss Bland, Adkins, R, Hicks, S, Hicks, McNeely, Ragan, and Stone, are putting the material in the periodical room in order. Q50 Ye y 1 367 s ,X nc+iVIrie S 7 I af N at ! I X , 5, 1 fi, W I fi . xg fgfiqgkl I , K ff Q S, ' L' My K X v , Typing is an important job on the business staff of the Guyana. Dorothy Martin is doing her part while Mildred Browning and Shirley Dingess look over last year's copyforms, whichare rough sketches of the ads. Thel- ma Dingess, Romona Gearhart, and Linda Browning are looking at last year's book to get ideas for their ads. Tommy Smith is writing a receipt for one of his Guyana customers. GUYANA Mr. Cooper, ad- viser of the busi- ness staff, is look- ing over some ads that Patty Hens- ley, Kathern Noe, and Peggy Fisher have drawn, Y Selling ads and subscriptions is an important part in putting our the Guyana. These m e m be r s of the , A business staff are busy with their A A v a r i o u s duties, Betty Stone and '- V Helen Hanners are drawing ads and Berneice Biasis looking at one that hasjust beenfinished. The business manager, Kenneth Queen, is buried in his books and Bob Compton is checking a sales tabulation. Watch- ing their work being checked are Nancy Warren, Rosalie Osbum, Jim l-lanshaw, Peggy McDorman, Ruth Napier, Anna Marie Walsh and Bar- bara Baer, Gordon Browning, staff photogra- pher, snaps a picture of the sports writers, Harry Thompson and Larry Totten, as they look over some football pictures. Delores Blanken- ship and Shirley Browning are busy typing, the latter beingwatched by Mrs. Kirker, the sponsor. Charles Keener, the staff artist, who is put- ting the finishing touches on one of his drawings and Nina McCloud, who is working on a writeup, are unaware of the photographer. STAFF Co-editors, Julian Juergensmeyer and Mary Ellen Hatton, decide which pic- ture of the princi- pal to use in the Guyana. One of the biggest jobs the Guyana staff has is identifying and sorting the individual pictures, Bonnie Mc- Guire, Marian McKenzie, Barbara Molnar, Jean Vankovic h, Mary Hemandez, Frances Ellixson, and Janice White are picking out the people they know. Gordon Brown- ing is watching them. uf I e GQ, 5 3- .' Y .U-1 'L tb v f , V' 1, W e We apologize - when we said the Guyana staff was working dubiously , we meant di1igently . That was a boo-boo on our part. The Here's How Staff fl 1 o X , em 'x l Thx by elo anuai as a I emb ers by . mics stud' fp .nc .ei ' sion of Mi . vanta Coda, home onomics teacher. The members attending the din- er were W, W. Gordon, Presi- ent of the Board of Educat' C Winter W E BIVEDS l illis Jack Neely Principal an Tom Orr Principal at Sh les Harold Ellis Principal hapmanulle L H Hutchm nclpal at Holden Porter l bblns Prmclpal at Omar Pa1 Ogan Principal at Logan Junio School Charles Juergen: yer Principal of Logan High ool, and Carey Campbell audl of the Board of Education umors lead lust ith Sixteen Recently the six weeks and mester honor roll list was given the homeroom teachers Three undred and thirty one out of proximately 1 330 tsudents were the honor roll Seniors malnng a straxght A Yerage for the semester were Bottome Carolyn Shelton Jul Juergensmeyer Rose Mary by Gordon Browning William bert Bertha Perry George suck and Shu-ley Bragg Juniors included Don Dyer ne Hatfield Charlotte Klrch Myrna Steele, Fred Guisti -l udlne Maynard, Jane MoGu1re er Porte:-held Richard Carter hlrley Hill Randolph Miller Bob Boo Lawson, and Bill Here How 'H School 5, T955 Number 5 Ns... BilTnHinchman . ,,,, . l , . , 5 A Q Fx ca February 11 J he Club L Fach team member talks to an At Prayer iting nan, a former or at Logan speaker at 'iruary 4. ' to the as first 46, working wife U1 gan he e First anquet from Lo- 1 take part Chorus at Beck 30 31 and April 1 They an Jo nny Sazy Joe Varacalli lvlaxw lou Austin Betty Lou Jones Julian Juersgenmeyer Charles Gunther Jimmy Tucker '4 amed or their work The cake baked by lt Iio Giutz was shaped heart It was iced with w and trimmed wlth red 1 flowers Mr Wllll The Fourth Estate at Logan Hugh Here s How The hard working us represented by the editors for T954 55 were Margaret Kazee, first semester, and Fred Voreh second semester The Important 'ob of faculty advisor was handled by Mr and Mrs Good the first semester Thelr staff ns shown above Miss Kline took over as advlsor the second semester with a new staff mi? awe W the fact that students are talking to students and the talk IS dellv ered on a student level 'A 'Die ffivk Dimes Drive Ends Totals S333 43 Three hundred thirty three dol lars and forty three cents was T CONCERT Wlll BE GIVE 'f ROTARY'S 50th ANNIV The Rotary's 50th anniversary will given by thirty-five members of the Lo under the direction of Mrs. Thelma Ju in Williamson at the Williamson High S The concert will consist of music fro and d be giv A pa years Willia on Fe High ' Both the 50 tary w by Pa pose 0 tion o ness a You e The Counci 1955 1 the co city W ruary Churc Hlcks vxce p Churc secreta vatxon tary Christi secreta Presb Glv The lth Q wi mernbe wxllbe . 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Th I - fwfr' , . ., . v V ,' X. , - 4 ' w ., Q' if '- f I '- 1--f ' ' .i,i f2?lTl'4 ' l , 'A - - ,Q w C - i l , y I ' ' 4.1 7 ff - Q A r 'ti ' , ' 1 L 1 A nr J . U .N l ,. :::vLi:1,,. srl. ,, ,... J . f i x: , F ,, rv., I.-. ' z. W 0 135, collected here at the school for INTERCLUB COUNCIL FIRST ROW R Mendez C Shelton M Kazee S Sprech SECOND ROW S Lyons J Juergensmeyer Mrs Hogan D McDade D I-lanners THIRD ROW R Mrller Secretary S H111 V1cePres1dent M Abcloney V Myers S Ferzacca S Rumbaugh N Ward INTER CLUBCOUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL The lnterclub Council was orgcmzed The Student Councnl was nn charge of H115 yeqf fQf fhe first fgme ln gevefql the T'1OrT1eCOl'T1lng CeTebfCT'IOf'I fT1lS yedf. years Its purpo.e was fo Iron out club They also sponsored fwlrp Season- problems. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW E Bottome Presldent B Baer M Abdoney Secretary S Rum ROW Mr Sunebrser, B Jones R Osburn R Scragg N Dove J Varacalh fx QU '-1 OA T baugh, Treasurer. S.ECOND ROW:' S. -Stone, J. 'McGuire, IK. .Gardner, 'C. Slater: J. Hanshahl. .THIRD T. , f T , I l l I i f- -C ,Q I S , I ,, T T T Q-he FIRST ROW B Bras D Hall C Slater S Rumbaugh Presldent B Baer V1cePres1dent G Keeslrng M Wlme L Baldwm SECOND ROW J Neece M Abdoney S Shxller Secretary L Hale Treasurer N Dove N Rlffe THIRD ROW R Napler S Browmng M Ausun S Ferzacca FOURTH ROW D Hanners R Vaughn M Staton P Graham P McDorman J Chapman L Kennedy J Vankovrch T Lxlly K Km zer M Ward D Basadre TOPSY TURVY to :be 31 io0tbaXl 59' we nfl b 6016 A 6 shaken ad Sponsornng dances, bake sales, and sellmg gold and blue shakers at the ball games are the money making prolects of the Topsy Turvy gals, spon sored by Mass Raptus lt as a socnal club which sponsors many achvltles such as a sophomore party for the gurls, a Fall and New Year s dance, and the buggest event the sprung formal at the Logan Country Club The purpose of the club as to promote a better under- standing among the girls at Logan High in their social life. The Alpha XI Pacesetters, sponsored by K' fe f .. Mrs. Taylor, is a very active social club around school Each year the club has a Chrastmas formal at the WVOW audrto rlum A new actlvlty this year was a dmner dance on the night of graduatuon The presentatron of talent shows and sell ing mums were the means of ransrng money for the many achvrtles The service pro 'ect was decoratrng the breezeway In the mam bun ldmg durrng Thanksgnvung, Christ mas, basketballseason, and Easter Every week a radro program, Wildcats On The P Arr, as presented over WLOG For the flsmpkins Co past several years the Pacesetters float has WSIS add rom' fruit, rn won fnrst place nn the Homecomung I 6 Thankgnls and dr, I Parade gwmg spmfd ALPHA XI PACESETTERS FRONT ROW B Bras Presrdent M Kazee P Naprer Secretary I Bragg Treasurer N Ward Pledge MISUESS P McDorman S Ferzacca J Chapman Mrs Taylor SECOND ROW L Chambers I Balsden C Slater M Steele G Frye S Brownmg S Shrller B Ferguson S Stone L Hale S Sperry THIRD ROW R Vaughn M Abdoney S Rumbaugh G Buckle K Gardner M Aude S Neal B Hlghly B Baer J Neece L Adams M Ward 'T '- ,ea . . . - . . . . w . . - .. - . - . . ll . . ,,. . . I . . . 1, . . : . ' . ' : . . . '. : . . : . . ' . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . . - . - . . . . . . . - . . . . - . u I l y u I 1 Q u 5 u ' a p g I 1 n Q 1 , . , . . ..... V MFI 'i , ' r . ,. x l x X I K ' Y E 5 l , l 1 I ff- K . ' k.,x 1-1, X x V. ,abt . 3 , L . . E ,Q-St. ,L K , FIRST ROW Stella Spiech Presldent Carolyn Shelton V1ce Pres1dent Janet VanNatter Secretary Treasurer SEL OND ROW Alta Johnson Glona Meeks Helen Baker Carole Sue Ragan Barbara Bodnar THIRD ROW Barbara Bar One of the career clubsat LHS IS the Future Nurses ofAmenca Thus club was organlzed for the purpose ofancllng others to further the knowledge of nursmg The gurls along wlth fhelr sponsor, Mrs Hull, made a tour ofa local hosplfal Sellmg yornclolls and help mg ln the suck room durmg school hours were the momprolecfs of the Future Nurses ' a I I ' xr, X . K C 5 --.. X X ii O l gt , A xc l YJQ tram Daisy Elkins Janet Chandler Ethyl Petrie Freda Ball Mrs HilL' I . Making preparations for their future in the teaching field are the Future Teachers at Logan High. These pert little girls were honored with a tea given by the Delta Kappa Gamma sorority, attended a con- ference at Marshall College for Future Teachers, and acted as host on Rally Day for all Logan County F. T. A. groups. Under the co-sponsorship of Mrs. Robertson and Miss Jones, the girls sold potato chips for their main fund-raising project. The group pur- chased black-out shades for the auditorium. - 41 How ab OUT Sgme p0f3lO ps ro C0 mPlere Your much? FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA FIRST ROW: Helen Baker, Sonja Stamper, Ramona Mendez, President, Rose Bency, Vice Presidentg Darlene Bragg, Secretary, Helen Kinzer, Treasurer, Mary Yacomino, Sonia Mandopoulos. SECOND ROW: Arneua Childers, Dina Mae Farley, Roberta Bell, Sue Verbage, Ruth Gillum. THIRD ROW: Miss Jones, Janet VanNatter, Freda Ball, Stella Spiech, Betty Egnor, Viola Mendez, Lora Mae Hill, Mrs, Robertson, FIRST ROW J Keaton C Carrol, G Watson A Gllpin C Clark J Juergensmeyer Treasurer W Jones Sec retary B Lambert V1ce Presldent J Hanshaw Vxce President R, Scaggs J Sazy J Tucker J Varacalli S Meadows SECOND ROW G Hams G Brownmg J Bartlett I Prros G Chambers R. Magana T Ltlly E Iennell D McDade K Spears K Pierle D Mullms C Perry THIRD ROW Mr Chapman F Varacal11 I Frsher D Ross C Slubo F Giusti J Ferrell B Harkins J P White FOURTH ROW D Roomy P Whrte K Bowker E Bottome K Herbert C Easterlmg D Bates D Kmzer V Black C Counts F Voreh KEY CLUB Cub makes a C can The Key Club, under the co sponsorshrp of Mr ee ve ge. p ,bt Chapman and Mr Juergensmeyer, won the State ...7 l Achlevement award by bemg one of the most actrve Key Clubs lnthe state The club s prolects whrch have helped to wrn the award began wrth selling milk, book covers, and roses, runmng the Salvcrtron Army booth durrng Chrrstmas, cleamng the teachers parking lot, broadcostrng the school news over WLOG, operatrng the bulletrn board, palntmg the trash cans, and cleamng the lockers and trophy cases Besides swrmmrng and drnner partres, a Sprung Formalwas held All rn all thus has been one ofthe brggest years for the Key Club -i-..- : . 3 . l . , . ' , . . . , : . , P . , 2 . 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' . . r . elles prepare Chartermg buses to the basketball games during the tournaments, workmg at the canteen, sellmg yell books, assnstmg un the Klwanls rose sale, and sponsoring talent shows, were a few of the actnvmes of the Keyettes, sponsored by Mass Chafnn The highlight of the well rounded year was the Thanksgnvlng Dance, glven an the gym The lassues entered theur float, whlch consisted ofa huge c hampagne bottle and the slogan, A Toast To Our Heroes, In the Homecoming Parade and took second place honors key 61-t KEYETTES FIRST ROW J McGu1re M Kazee C Shelton V Ferrell L Adams G Buckle Treasurer M Abdoney Pres xdent S Rumbaugh Vlce Presldent B Jones Secretary S Neal G Keeslmg S Dmgess B Molnar M A Lazar SECOND ROW S Browning D Hanners N Ward B Highley J E Chapman P McDorman K Gardner F Mamn M Ausun M L Carnes H Alderman D Rlchardson THIRD ROW B Bras B Farley R. Vaughn E Parker S Shiller B Baer W Lawson I Steele C Caster R Scragg C Klrchner J Straughan T L111y I A Norman B01 FIRST ROW S Meadows C Perry G Pauley E Jennell T Watson Treasurer J Ferrell V1ce Pres1dent D McDade Presxdent J Hanshaw Vlce Presrdent, R, Scaggs I Sazy B Compton D Mulhns I Varacallr Mr Boehm SECOND ROW Mr Stineblser K P1erle C Skubo A Gllpm J Bartlett W Jones E Bottome R Tram mell R, Magana T Lrlly R.J1m1son L Collms R.Jenk1ns C Barker L Totten P Whlte THIRD ROW J Mltchell C Gunther F Clark Secretary K Spears J Hanes Sergeant at Arms L Ruobmson L, Chulders T Thomas W Sergent B Lawrence C Easterllng F Fenney R Curry J Hmchman M Mandopoulos R. Jusuce B Compton L Vance J Sellards How would you lake to buy some candy or maybe statuonery and then I have a few Wuldcat emblems left? Thus questuon has echoed through the halls of Logan Hugh for the Hu Yhas certaunlybeen actuve sellung, as well as sponsorung two free dances, talent shows, a style show, a formal, a pucnuc, and enternng floats lntwo parades Representcuhves were sent to Camp Horse shoe, Jackson s Mull, and Matewcun Sax honor members were selected thus year They cure Duck McDode, Jack Bartlett, John Sczy Don Mulluns, Larry Chulders, and Angus Gulpun 36 ' . A ' u , , ' - s llc : . , . , . , . . . , : . , ' ' . : . p I n 9 ' , . , . g - 1 - I I ' : - l - 9 v u - 1 o r - I 9 ' - . , , . . , . , , . , . , . D . ' : . r - 4 . r I . , n s I - n s - s - g - , . I , . , - 1 - I Q o a 0 ' I ' I I I 0069 acyl' II - 00094 ll S ' ' xl , . ' Il ' l V51 . 44 .- . A N1 5 .- V I 0 n I .L...-A.-Q OLD MEMBERS FIRST ROW M A Hall B Bras C Shelton B Farley E Smith IA Bragg D Shelton Chaplam R Vaughn Secretary P Graham Treasurer D Hanners, Prestdent S Neal V1cePres1dent V Blevtns L Kennedy P Napier J McGu1re L Curry S Balsden A R Walsh H Kinzer SECOND ROW C Slater N Dove E Goff M Ward S Browmng N Ward B L. Jones G Buckle, M L Austm M Abdoney T Lxlly S Ferzacca JE Chapman P McDorman C Kirchner J Sn'aughan,F Marun I A Whxtt H Han ners THIRD ROW W Markms B Armstrong M,E Smtth F Ellixsou D Adkms P Whne M Lazar IM Vance M Wlute S Rumbaugh D Rlchardson C Brumfleld E Crum J Smxth L Stevens S Hlcks L Bayless Off to Jackson s Mull has been he battle cry of the Tru HI Y To flnance thus trap and the many other prolects, the gurls sold sandwlches an the lunchroom at noon Some of thus year s prolects were a Sweetheart Ball a Mother and Daughter Banquet, an Easter Luly Sale the purchase of cur tams for the cafeterra, the supervlsuon of games at noon and the dnstnbutuon of Food to the needy The club as sponsored by Mrs Colvin and Mrs Queen They give with open hearts NEW MEMBERS FIRST ROW L Porter B Bodnar I Honaker, G Curry R Lazar J Maynard N McCloud V Ferrell B Vance M,P Marshall R, Brownmg S Kegley, L Warren,J Vannoy C Wxlbur C Cary A Holcomb L Pollard K Wagner L Jones SECOND ROW B Williams N Balsden G Hale A Patterson B Hlghley J Steele R, Taylor C Trammell L Curry P Adluns L Sigman A Ferguson L Freeman M Sefton S Sperry I Abdoney B Bartram P Pollltt P Ross THIRD ROW Mrs Queen C Ragan P Jeffreys Z Yeager F Harmon B Sammons J Yeager S Robertson D Martin B L Hutchinson R. Osbum S Jef frey J Chandler, S Jones M Ferrell J Pritchard J Hmchman Mrs Colvm 1 y ..... Q, Q , . lm 1 2 Q 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 D 1 1 Q 1 1 1 . ': . . U : . I . : .. ' : . . ' ' : . , . , . , . , .. , . , . . , . . . : . U. . , . , . , . , . . . . . , '. . ' 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 - . 1 - ,O 1 .1 Q I ' - . . : . , . U , . I . . . -. . , . ., . . 1 - 1 1 1 o 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - T I - I 2 Y 0 U V Y k V ll ll I ' ll t Il II I o I 1 xl 1 , f I ' V x I . . . D . : . , . , . . . . . . n , . . . , . , . , , . . I - 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' , . 1 . , . . I . . , . , . , . , . . . , , . . . , . . . , . , . , . . . . . . . , . ' , . . : . , . . . . Q g c Q 1 , n . . ' ' 1 Q -'Q g Q 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 1 - C., ! Q 9 A tl . K- ' 1 L 4 . ' afyi PRAYERCLUB Come unto Me all ye that are weary and heavy laden, and l wall glve you rest This ns the bellef exemplufled by the Prayer Club, for there IS no better place to get relnef from the dally stram than an the audltoraum at noon on Tuesday when the Prayer Club IS ln sesslon Many ofthe programs were conducted by students but often mmusters from out of town as wellas local pastors conduct the servnces Mrs Helen B Harvey and Mass Elnzabeth Thomas are the co sponsors of the group Norma Ward ns President, Chuck Perry Vice Presuclent Jane McGulre Secretary and Ball Lambert, Treasurer if 38 'FX 'fi Vive Le Cercle Francais, which means Long Live the French Club, well expresses the im- portance of that hard-working club. The main aims of the club are to instruct its members about the customs and history of France, and to serve the school. This year the club sold donuts, tickets to JULIUS CAESAR, football pennants, omerhfn and greeting cards to finance its many proiects somethin Donuts and Pennants S S ro eat and 8 fo kee which included the purchase of a ladder for the p stage, the entrance of afloat in the Homecoming Parade, and the formation of a state French Club organization. The main social events of the year were the annual French Club Banquet held at the Rainbow Grill and the annual Spring Pic- nic at Cabwaylingo. The club is sponsored by F R E N C H C I- U B Mrs. Juergensmeyer. FIRST ROW: L. Baldwin, J. McGuire, Vice President: L. Warren, I. Vannoy, J. Iuergensmeyer, President, C. Perry, N. Ward, Secretary: L, Kennedy, Treasurer: I. Bragg, M. Marshall, R. Hicks, A. Walsh, D. Bahus. SECOND ROW: E. Stagner, L. Jones, K. Wagner, S. Ferzacca, M. Austin, M. Abdoney, C. Brumfield, M. Hall, S. Sperry, J. Bais- den, H, Hanners, K. Kinzer, N. Riffe, R, Osburn. THIRD ROW: R. Clay, S. Browning, L. Stevens, G. Watson, C. Carroll, J. Hardman, D. Ross, G. Chambers, N. Kitchen, J. Tucker, C. Skibo, M. Aude, N. Warren, R. Napier, Mrs. Iuergensmeyer. 1,533 - - ,Q , . C I V , - 1-M v-,.,,- FIRST ROW F GIUSII J Varacalll S Meadows M Curry I Yeager B Sammons J Watts R Mrller Pres1 dent P Whrte V1cePres1denr C Klrchner Secretary J Straughan Treasurer M Steele A Holcomb K Cl s P I-larf1e1d B Bodnar D Elkms B Molnar SECONDROW S Neal R Vaughn B W1111ams G emen Buckle E Smrth P Spurlock B Bartram F K Cook D Hanners M Sefton P Napler J Chandler L Ken d R T 1 JE Cha man S James A Johnson K Gardner J Sm1rh G Browning Mrs Ghxz THIRD ne y ay or p ROW F Adams D Dyer A Clrfton D Trent C Baker M Curry ,I Loveless S Ferzacca FOURTH ROW B Ratclrff B Tabor W Sergenr R Jenkms D Barber M Neese R J1m1son JP Whlre A Grlpm J Han B1 k F Voreh W Adams shaw E Bottome B Hurley B Marushl W West B Balsden W Hopeck V ac LATIN CLUB A PraYer ro Bacchus God of Wme In an effort to Ilve up to Its motto, Venl, VlcIl VICI I in I B. , It fri ' A I I : . I D, . D, . , . , . , . g . g . I , I' : . ' . ' ' : . ' , : . . : . . . , . , . D , . , . I , . . 2 . g - g . I I , . o - I v - 1 . y - . g . , . , . I , . p . ' o - u 0 v 1 - o - u - n - , . , . - : . . . , . ' , . , . , . , . . . . : ' I U I ' I I I g 1 y I Q U I D 1 0 I ' I I I I I ' - 9 . , . , . I, . , . I , . , . . . , . . Q . . ,, . . . . ... - , , ' which means I came, I saw, I conquered, the Latin I'm' Club does much to Increase the knowledge of Its mem- f X I 'R - . c I S J . . . - . X 5 . . O . . . - bers In the culture of anclent Rome The crowmng eventof the year IS the annual Roman Banquetat whlch the tradmonal roast pug IS served to the members who are dressed ln Roman clothes forthe feast The cIub IS very actlve In the Junior Classncal League of West Vlrgmua of which Randolph Muller rs presldent The mam protect of the Ieague, the conventnon held at Morgantown, as weII supported by Logan delegates SeIIung Chrlstmas cards was the mann money makmg prolect ofthe club thus year Mrs Ghlz rs club spon SOI' The Spanish Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. McDonald, was reorganized this year with the same purpose in mind, to promotea better under- standing of the members' interest in the Spanish- speaking peopleof the world. A Christmas party witha Pinato as a surprise to the sophomore mem- bers was given. Selling chances on a cake and presenting ci talent show were the means of fi- nancing its activities. The club is composed of members taking Spanish. FIRST ROW: V, Mendez, B, Burks, R. Browning, T. Lllly S H111 Prestdent R Carter VICE Prestdent F Clark G, Keesling, Secretary: L, Chambers, J, Gore, G. Meeks SECOND ROW F Fenney E Marrs B Pnchard L Vance, L. Muncey, J. McCormick, M, Mandopoulos M Ph1pps R Magana J Kavmsky D Elhs J Curry D McDade. THIRD ROW: C. Easterling, K. Bowker, T Green W Frye L Chtlders Mrs McDonald K Rush Treasurer: B. Lambert, K. Shaheen, T, Watson, R. Curry C Gunther -A J . .e V -, rg- 'H louise Blankenshxp Louanna Iusuce, and Nancy Miller are buslly prepanng hot dogs for the noon rush HELPERS AT WORK David Ross Charles Skibo and Naaman Kitchen engoy their work of prepanng the stage for the numerous plays which are held in the LHS auditorium S . L Z' , r. ' ' li. V ! -51 it f. is I K . g A . if h r. . - , 'Y , . . ' D . . I 5 ' I l ' I One of the greatest honors a student can receive at Logan High is to become a member of the National Honor Society. Onlythose students who have a 2.50 average or better and are found to be outstanding in character, leadership, and service are admitted to the society. The out- standing event of the year was the formal in- duction ceremony which was followed by a re- ception for the parents and new members. The society also sponsored a school spirit campaign, entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, is- sued copies of the honor roll for the students and nominated Stonewall Jackson for the Hall of Fame. Mrs. Hogan is the sponsor of the society. FIRST ROW: L. Adkins, R. Bell, N, Warren, Secretary, in Get tb 3 t Poster Sn' aiglltf NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I. McGuire, P. Napier, B. Jones, Treasurer, M. Kazee, C, Shelton, President, E. Goff, R. Kimbler, F. Martin, A. Queen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hogan, S. Brumfield, L. A. Richmond, Z. Yeager, C. Maynard, M. Steele, M. Abdoney, R, Rigby, H. Alderman, L, Curry, C. Coster, L, Kennedy, L. Curry, D. Sunderland, G. Browning. THIRD ROW: S. Carey, J. Watts, V. Ferrell, S. Stone, S. Brown- ing, J, E, Chapman, N. Riffe, A. Childers, C. Kirchner, F. Giusti, B. Lambert, W, Jones. FOURTH ROW: R. Bency, S. Hill, M. Aude, I. Vankovich, K. Gardner, B, Egnor, B. Prichard, H. McCloud, C. Perry. FIFTH ROW: J. Juergensmeyer, K. Rush, R. Miller, S. Neal, E. Bottome, F. Voreh, E. Lawson. ,..C,.. .X l .x P f FIRST ROW: Vaughn Myers, President: Bill Lambert, Secretary-Treasurer: Buddy Walls, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Earl Meade, Bill Barber, John Goff, Leonard Morrison, Gary Gore. THIRD ROW: Charles Perry, Bob Wagner, Jim Fisher, Tommy Lilly, Philip Marsh, Paul Mounts, Rodney Asbury. FOURTH ROW: Coach Cox, Coach Ward, Earl Lawson, Ed Grover, Charles McNeely, Bill Harkins, Darrell Maynard, Bill Tabor, Coach Chapman. VARSITY ClUB Whos C leg is ma . . . 5 youu A winner never quits and a qultter never wins might well be the motto of the Varsity Club which is composed of boys that have been outstanding in athletics-- Football, basketball and baseball. In addition to promoting good sportsman- ship and school spirit, the club sponsored wrestling and boxing in the gym at noon. It is sponsored by the coaches--Chapman , Cox, and Ward. 0 . I' mine? W 3 Taking care of the sick room, supervising the girls' rch ourl The G dressing room, selling programs at the football games, ' A- A. is on and playing the teachers at noon in a basketball game guafd. are a few of the activities of the G.A.A., sponsored by Miss Chafin. Instead of the usual banquet given for the members, a weiner roast was held at Pigeon 7 Creek Park. Award letters were given to the senior G I R H I- E T I C Assocumou FIRST ROW: Shirley Lyons, President, Mable Slater, Vice President, Shirley Baisden, Secretary, Juanita Craddock Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Miss Chafin, Janet VanNatter, Delores Blankenship, Stella Spiech, Carolyn Dingess, Shir ley Cary, Norma Edison, Lou Anna Richmond. THIRD ROW: Genevieve Collins, lane Perry, Virginia Pennington Jessie Collins, Rosetta Ivanovich, Joann Norman, Dorothy Martin, Gloria Abbott. LHSBAND The L.H .S. Band, under the direction of Mr. McElfresh, has been very active this year, participating in the regional band festival at Williamson, playing at the foot- ball games, the fire prevention parade, and the North-South Pageant at Charleston. The well-playing group held their annual spring concert at the Courthouse Square in April. The band members worked diligently in order to obtain new uniforms by sponsoring a spaghetti dinner, rummage sale, tag day, and a singing convention at the American Legion Armory. FIRST ROW: C. Wilbur, L. Hale, B. Ferguson, D. Basadre, C, Cary, S, Sperry. SECOND ROW: LC. Wall, M. Mandopoulos, R. Bency, D. McDade, W. Patrick, J. Campbell, R. Magana, W. Hicks, B. Meade, P. Vannatrer, K. Maynard, I. Thompson, P. Ingram. THIRD ROW: G. Browning, J. Varacalli, B. Compton, B. Elkins, S. Walsh, D. Bates, J. Piros, J. Wright, J. Orso, J. Hanes, L. Stultz, J. Hale, B. Hutchinson, J. Kavimky, M. Smith. FOURTH ROW: Mr. McE1fresh, F. Varacalli, R. Justice, J. Queen, E. Jennel, G. Chambers, F. Fenney, J. Reed. I. Cyfers, T. Watson, R. Blevins, B. Barber, G. Southworth, I. Browning, A. Hale, P. Molnar, R. Taylor. !,..,... .,..-. 1 I I 5.1.1 K--alnmx I IM...- FIRST ROW: Lois Ann Hale, Betty Ferguson, Head Majoretreg Shelva Sperry. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Cary, Delores Basadre. THIRD MAJORETTES Adding to the appearance and performance of the band are the fast-stepping maior- ettes. These girls have appeared in several talent shows at school and attended the Maiorette Revue at St. Albans. Each girl plays an instrument in the concert band. ROW: Carolyn Wilbur. 5 M, sf 2 f 'Y vs 4-we 13- - We A .fir -. Betty Lou 47 Lois Ann ,' ,ffty ,, rv! .. ,. 9 FIRST ROW: B, Weaver, N, Meadows, B. Compton, N. Elkins, L, Miller, D. Mayo, S. Stone, J. Sazy, M. L, Austin, Mrs. Juergensmeyer, J, Varacalli, S, Browning, E, Goff, S. Baisden, J, Whitt, C, Brumfield, G. Curry, R, Curry, V, Ferrell, J. Craddock, Z. Yeager, G. Queen, J, Elkins, B, L, VanBibber, SECOND ROW: J. Juergensmeyer, G, Collins, S. Ingram, S. Spiech, H, Bowens, H. Hanners, J, A, Baisden, D, Hanners, B, L, Jones, G. Buckle, P, Rose, M,L. Hundley, E. Parker, L, Pollard, M. Staton, A, Patterson, A, L, Bryant, K, Browning, G. Warner, M,A, Hall, C, Maynard, V. Pennington, S.A. Stone, R. Napier, L. Reaser, J, J, Brewster, N. Hale. THIRD ROW: C. Counts, B, Harkins, C, Skibo, G. Harris, D, Ross, J. Stanely, D, Watts, C. Smith, B, Compton, R. Welch, L, Vance, M. Noe, D. Bates, B. Elkins, B. Skeens, R, Morton, J, Trent, G. Stamper, J. Townsend, K, Jeffrey, J, Curry, F. Giusti, N. Dailey, J. Tucker, W, Barger, C, Gunther, N, Kitchen, B, Maynard, H. McCloud, J, Nelson, P, Collins, D. Ashley, J. Wright, J. Harris, R, Evans, C. Young, ALL'STA TE CHORUS MEMBERS Darlene Mayo--2nd Alto Jim Tucker--2nd Tenor G I- E E Julian Juergensmeyer--2nd Bass Charles Gunther--Ist Tenor Mary Lou Austin--2nd Alto John Sazy--2nd Bass Gloria Buckle--2nd Soprano Joe Varacalli--Ist Bass Betty Lou Jones--Ist Soprano Suzanne Browning--Accompanist Cne of the most active glee club in the state is the Logan High School Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Thelma Juergensmeyer. This year the GleeClub gave fifty-three programs which included an oper- etta, a special concert in com- memoration of the fiftieth anniver- sary of Rotary, and fifteen weekly radio programs over radio station WVOW. A schedu le of the most important programs is at the top left of the next page. Sept Oct Nov Dec Mar Ar May CLUB PROGRAM SCHEDULE Senlor Assembly Jumor Assembly Sophomore Assembly Logan Rotary Jumor Carnival Rhythm Hour Semor Assembly Jumor Assembly Woman s Club Sophomore Assembly N H S lnductlon Chrlstmas Program Logan Klwanls Logan Rotor Chapmanvl le Krwams Baptust Men s Club Senior Assembly Jumor Assembly gophonlore Assembly Hard work has us reward and the hard workmg Boys Quartet has been re Vvtnligrsnson Rotor warded by bemg able to smg for many cxvrc clubs assemblxes radxo pro All State Chorusy grams and concerts The group IS composed ofQLEFT TO RIGHTJ Charles L L Gunther 11m Tucker John Sazy and Joe Varacalll The accompamst xs ogan 'ons Suzanne Brownmg Rhythm Hour Woman s C lub Logan Rotary Operetta Baccalaureate Commencement ONE OF THE SPECIAL CONCERT GROUPS OF THE GLEE CLUB QSHOWN BELOW, IS COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING N Hale S Stone D Mayo Z Yeager V Ferrell N Elk1ns L Mlller SECOND ROW K Browmng E Goff M L Ausun D Hanners B Jones S Browmng G Buckle THIRD ROW C Counts P Colhns J Tucker C Gunther I Juergensmeyer J Varacalll J Sazy B Comp ton B Maynard . I0 ' I7 ' 24 . 6 26 ' ' . I9 24 ' . 3 ' 6 I 8 9 I I O . I4 ' I6 ' ' 22 Fb. ll ' ' I4 o I I6 ' It I I7 ' I8 . . , . I5 ' , . . . . . ' l7 ' ' - . ' ' ' 23-25 - ' . ' . . , p . I3 ' ' . ' ' ' I9 ' 25 ' 27 ll-I2 I 22 25 ....-.L if FIRST ROW: Miss Raptis, Jo Ann Neece, President: Terry Chafin, Vice Presidentg Mary Ann Lazar, Secretaryg Ann Davis, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Danna Jean Mullins, Edith Slater, Shirley Jean Bragg, Mary Cole. THIRD ROW: lda Mae Vance, Peggy White, Lorene Harvey, Barbara Kirkendall. FOURTH ROW: Wilson Lee, Bill Trent, J,G, Steele, Redford Boyd, Gary McNeil. DISTRIBUTIVE E D U T I 0 N C I- U B various stores during the afternoon to learn the art of retail selling. In addition to this, the group learns sa lesmanship, gift wrapping, making correct change, and many other things found in the business world. The main social Ya, the events were a Christmas and a Valentine party Srocery given in McDade Hall. The visiting of the en- ' tire D.E. group to the Diamond Department Store in Charleston was the highlight of the year. Members of the Distributive Education Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Raptis, work in Busy da FOUR STAR THESPIANS Mary lou Ausnn Gordon Brownrng Sandra Ferzacca ,hm Hanshaw Julran Juergensmeyer Sally Neal Joe Varacallx Rowena Hicks Jane McGu1re Rxchard McDonald Angus Gllprn Glenn Chambers The play s the thang as a belnef held by he members of troupe 168 of the National Thesplan Society This actlve troupe, sponsored by Mrs Juergensmeyer, assusted wuth the three class plays prompting, offering constructive cnt: clsm, and making up -presented weekly thirty I1 the minute radio plays over statlon WVOW, pre aff! sented a Christmas play, THE CHRISTMAS GUEST, and sent delegates to the Thesplan Con ference an Indiana Membership In the society IS earned through part I c I patron In different phases of dramatlcs Members earn points T H E toward stars through further partlclpatlon A S P I S lust of the members who have earned the honor of having four stars IS above FIRST ROW Barbara Bartram R1ta Curry Jane McGu1re Jullan Juergensmeyer Presxdenr J1I'l'lH3l'lSl'13W Vxce Presldenr Peggy Graham Secretary Sally Neal Treasurer Mary Ann Hall Rowena Hlcks Glenna Curry SEC OND ROW Berry Lou Jones Sandra Ferzacca Suzanne Browmng Mar1anMcKenz1e Jackle Maynard Barbara Moore Charlotte Klrchner Lmda Kennedy Helen Hanners Mrs Juergensmeyer THIRD ROW Delores Adklns Angus Grlpm Gordon Brownmg Glenn Chambers Rlchard McDonald Joe Varacall1 George Collms Mary Lou Austrn v-7 Q AX . 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Mamle the sleepy mald serves turkuh tea to the Prescotts and the1r fancy guests the Van Osrades She broke Lhe' antlque tea wagon so she uses the next best thmg a wheelbarrow THE ABLE MISS CAIN THE ABLE MISS CA'N, the lumorclass play, centers around the Prescotts Although they are weII to do they pretend to be poverty stricken rn order to get their Aunt MoIIle Cam s money They store their furnlture, take rn a boarder, and eat nothlng but turmps for a week, an order to make the act look more f6GIISflC, however, as the tltIe umplles, Aunt Mollie IS no fool and the Iast laugh us hers CAST Elinor Prescott Leaper Prescott Cheryl Prescott Petey Prescott Mary Io Jennmgs Mamie Magoon Gussxe Smoot Jed Lawford Orpha Van Ostade Alvxe Van Ostade Mrs Pllsbury Livermore Aunt Molhe Cam Issy Fmkelstem Mademoxselle Fxfx Mmdy Aude Randolph Miller Rlta Curry Fred G1ust1 Jane McGu1re Glenna Curry Donna Elkms Davld Ross Helen Hanners Rxchard McDonald Barbara Moore Darlene Mayo Delmar Ashley Rowena l-hcks beaper refunds part of Mrs Pllsbury Livermore s rent after she threatens to tell Aunt Mollxe that the Prescotts are fakmg poverty 1n order to get her money 'K'1V',1l Q1V'.r Q3 if if is . 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G ' Bob Parker Mr Parker Mrs Parker Berry Gwen Anderson Ioan Abernaker Eddie Louella Mr Abernaker Mrs Brunswick Mrs James Mrs H111 Plalnsclorhesman M1ssBr1ghr 654.0 ,i,...,,ga, - S'-'lrfd 6 fi Dickie grabs the plarnsclorhesman who has come to rake Bob back ro Jail so Bob can make his escape Angus G1lp1n Larr Muncy Lynne Jones Jackie Maynard Mary Marshall Barbara Bartram Tom Lilly Alice Patterson Charles Staton Patty Spurlock Susan Jones Jewell Gore Jack Butcher Delorls Spry A CASE OF SPRING-TIME presented by the sopho more class, centers around Bob Parker whose enthu srcsm over magic has gotten ham In trouble with has best gurl, Joon The trouble storts when Bob trys the sowing the gurl in half trrcoc with Joan As usual the truck cloesn t work and everyone gets excited over c little blood Bob nearly gets expelled from school and IS arrested for stealing clrunchlllos from the zoo Everyone fmolly forgives Bob ond he IS proven innocent and released from 'cal rn time to enloy the beautiful sprung Bob shows the ladies of the P T A his latest trick using an egg and the principal s har I , ' ':- ' - -at r r-I 5 , I1 . V A',' -AJ. , fx A, A era ,U -- 3 ' ' 5,1 1 fw 4 ,. ,. 4, g ff xl A A ' 'F 1 fl . y . - ' N- ...Q A CASE OF SPRINGTIME , ..........-. y '..:fffffff:f'- f ' Dickie ............. Jimmie Harris . u . . I ' D' Y ....... w 0 I.. .I I 0 0 1 I J 0 n n u u Q s I . I 0 ' gi 5 s 7 We J.':,.,v , .lx 11 I J 'H' Rc J sl l 81' 'iz , gp, - ' 'fiiftt 1 Yggulnnu OPERETTA PRLNCIPALS: FIRST ROW: John Sazy, Nell Elkins, Lorrainelviiller, Sandy Stone, Darlene Mayo, Carter Counts. SECOND ROW: Paul Collins, Joe Varacalli, Richard Morton, Julian Juergensmeyer, Charles Gunther, Jim Tucker, Thro' the forest, wild and free, sounds our Magyar melody. This phrase brought swelling applause as the curtain fell on the Glee Club's production ofVictor Her- bert's world famous o p e r et ta, THE FO RT U NE TELLER. The production was high-lighted by dances--ballet, tap, a d a g i o, folk, and can can--c o l orfu l, costumes, and beautiful singing. The operetta was crammed full of gypsies, hussars, ballet girls, and royalty. The setting of the opera was at the chateau of Count Berezowski in the mythical king- dom of Livonia and concerns the loss of an important lottery ticket which the Count had sent to a ballet girl. He nearly got tricked into marrying a g psy fortune teller instead of the bal- let girl but the lottery was abol- ished anyway and all ended well . THE FORTUNE TELLER fri, t .aww- ,. , if 'I' Special Dancers and Gypsy Chorus. 4 . Ballet Girls and Hussars, UF A 4' 4 47,10 ff CANDIDS 9 1 ,v , 1 X X ' -+ 'H 4 f 'gl .fi . ,V L . iq fi, . g Q A ,W N -I ' 'ur ' ,. , v, A : ' Q ,!a v J X , 1 ' P x - . I . 'W' ' M-59, w ,,,.. 'L iw, H 7 -. 1 , Dt' 4 I 1 v 'f V xg, f Q, ' - . e- 34: f 5 Q , Q, - 4:9 ,V ::,? ',Q. fi ' . f' , f ' .ff I ' 1 1 1 . ' ,J 1, 4 nh W, 1 ? Kg AA, T ,l if, Puig, I Lsisdqgl I 1 .12 . .fp .11 J MH T. 'J V 'sv' 4 -Q , -A ' ' ' 'g ' 4, HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS fv fv 'C' 'sl' .dw f51f :- MARY LOU CA RNES 0641 Wh JO ANN BAISDEN LYNNE JONES Jumor 58 Sophomore . 1 1 1 , , K :G Mt ,iW,fw.v. K 2.2 K XX, , .lxik LTL? v. K an K M 11 'ifikyik lf 1 an ' X fu 1 R 1 5 . FLOATS ali!- Y F' 'L B... ..--A-r 1 9 fr' 'fa' fa? MISS l0GAN HIGH at f 'NJN NOREEN SHELL Mis Logs Hgh IANICE MICHERO S AND ATTENDANTS JANE MCGUIRE Jumor N-ul, 115 ANN HOLCOMB Sophomore pet RITA CURRY Iumor ' . , ' . f4x,g,f' EW SYDNEY MABRY Sophomore Fre 1 to Carry Joe and Patty cut a rug lene ami Betty he P Gafden 1 Edna Dar f an OUCHY-3 heme 0 out me 1 'xx 1 'X-ba Nw Guyana co edltors Jultan and Mary Ellen enyoy the prom wrth hetr dates Sally and Buddy d and Betty Lou gtve a brg smtle for the photographer Ehzabe Ib 'gfalluly Iii!! Chanes U ue Kn e musl ce I C of I e ' 1 , . , I I 1 I, t 1 , X - I 5 r X L i i : '. xx: s ---,-1 z 5 4 - I l ,A xxx - . D . I . . I . ' r ' . d .. I da igh 2. H h P .. N t f Q J , X 1 4iQ,.r' kj 'A W . Y . t ,,., fi swkbn x ip! Nik W lf! , ! Q I-l'I'IlIl+gLH'lIll l7 ,pg Qi Classes 6 2 Ql1'9' z2fXa s,,if cxX4iN I 'W J 12 I x RX I W- ff' X' 2 2.5 tvs X I qu . f in ,wwf mizjis siwsx S 7, .15 :J Mn- A, 9 1 cf- X 1 f 737 W O06 if VK . '- -,,' 'vv ', . f I I ffl ,-7 I gf 5132? 5?-sw ff fLi f9x X ' COMMENCEMENT Program Processronal Pomp and Clrcumstance Elgar Instrumental Tno lnvocatron The Reverend Gordon L Withers Salotatory The Graduate and His Opportunities Wirt A .Iones .lr Music America Our Heritage Warlng Senior Choral Group Suzanne Browning Accompanlst Presentation of Awards W E. Blvens Member of the Board of Education Valedrctory Julian C .luergensmeyer The Challenge of a Commencement' Presentation of The Class Paul C. Winter Superrntendent ol logon County Schools Presentation of Drplomes Woodrow W Gordon President of the Board of Education Class Pledge of Cltnenshrp W E. llveas Class Song Alma Mater' Carl Ncillresh Benedretroa The Reverend Gordon l. Withers Recessional Triumphal March From Aida . . . Verdi Mongregotion will remain seated during the processionel and re- cesslenol. 0mlt photography during program! COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Prentice Hall Publishing Co. Award . K :wants Award Rotary Award D A R Cltlzenshlp Award McDonald Award Reader s Dagest Award Danforth Foundatnon Award Davis and Elkins Merit Scholarship Alderson Broaddus Scholarshnp Logan Boosters Club Scholarship Flrst Alternate Second Alternate State Board of Educatlon Scholarship for Elementary Teachnng Duke University Scholarshup Bausch and Lomb Sclentlfnc Award Scholastic Achievement Awards Shorthand Bookkeeping Engl rsh Social Studies Musu c Band Journal lsm Home Economics Dramatlcs Math Vocational Twelve Years Perfect Attendance Award School Cutrzenshlp Award School Spurut Award Julian Juergensmeyer Wirt Jones, Jr. Carolyn Shelton Betty Lou Jones Annette Compton Ed Bottome Wurt Jones J Sally Neal Jul nan Juergensmeyer Carolyn Shelton Carolyn Shelton Jul lan Juergensmeyer Jul lan Juergensmeyer Carolyn Shelton Julian Juergensmeyer Suzanne Brownung Betty Lou Jones Robert Wagner Charles Perry Vaughn Myers Mary Ellen Hatton Jullan Juergensmeyer Wurt Jones Jr Janice Muncy Harold McCloud Wnrt Jones, Jr Gordon Browning Suzanne Browning Charles Smith Julian Juergensmeyer Rose Mary Rugby Jullan Juergensmeyer Bull Lambert Howard Johnson Rlchard McDade Shirley Bansden Arnetta Chulders Charles Perry Maru lyn Abdoney ' ' . . 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Arnetta Childers The elevator to success :sn t workrng, use the stairs ns the motto of our semor class--the class of 55 Thus motto the colors blue and yellow and the flower forget-me-not were chosen at the frrst assembly Very soon after the begrnnung of school we began to realrze how many respon- snbilrties senrors have Most of us began work in the clubs and it wasnt long before we pard the rental for our caps and gowns ordered our rings, and selected our announcements and call- A, sq ing cards In the meantrme our best actors and 5 actresses presented our play JANUARY THAW The fnrst robnn of sprung saw us tradlng callmg cards, getting our announcements wrltlng nn our frlends autograph supplements and talcrng our sneak day on Aprrl 25 Then came the last minute rush wlth sprung formals pncmcs and swlmmnng parties Finally but a llttle too soon for most of us came the cllmax the Prom May 20 Baccaularette May 22 and Com mencement May 25 Then we 378 alumna of ?M' -15. . ming arty pscmc at the Holden pool on May 27 T IS us the story of our last year at Logan Hugh It was a wonderful year and we hope that the sensor classes to come wrll learn as much have as much fun and love Logan Hugh as much as we have SENIOR OFFICERS are B111 Lambert Vxce Presldem Clednh Slater Treasurer Bonme McGu1re Secretary and KelsaChaf1n Pl'eS1dCl'lI Fun follows Commencement Sen1or Pxcmc if ent! 66 gs 1 .I l . . - N! - -- v - .. V rl 1 I , W N f - ' 7 s ff -- . 4 ,av : .- . , , z N F - ,O I , , - LQ - ' - 0 I . . . 3 . . : . - H7121 -- - . C0 ' . 3. I - . o I I I . n 3' - , .ml O. 5 'O a S, ' . . Q 5- - ' . Sh -9- , . Ei I . . ' . . so I . 14, ' W: o ' 2 'fl '- - Q N : . 3 l 5 N N ' 4 If n ': I: N ' 3 O - . X , , 2, . . td Z -. . . . I . 3 . . Q q I s - N SENIORS ABDONEY, MARILYN ROSE, College Preparatory: Tri-Hi-Yg Keyettes, Presidentg Topsy Turvyg National Honor Societyg Pacesettersg Prayer Clubg French Clubg Cheerleader, ADAMS, BRYAN CLINTON, College Preparatory. ADAMS, LOIS HELEN, Commercial, Prayer Clubg Keyettesg Pacesettersg Sophomore Attendant to Homecoming Queen: Latin Club. ADKINS, CAROLYN, Commercial. ADKINS, DELORIS M., General: Tri-Hi-Y, Thespiansg Li- brary Club, Treasurer, Prayer Club, ADKINS, RUPERT CARLTON, Vocational. AKERS, JOHN PAUL General ALDERMAN HENRIETTA Commerclal National Honor 'io ciety Keyettes ANGALET LOUISA Commercial l- M5 fav' 42 1 QI, : Ss! 'sf J 'K is I N' '21, in -a 1. . x 1 '71 'N any 41 AUSTIN MARY LOUISE General Tri H1 Y Keyettes Topsy Turvy Prayer Club Sophomore, Junior Senior Plays All State Chorus, French Club Thesplans Glee Club BAER BARBARA Commercial Topsy Turvy, Vice President, SrudentCounc1l Vice President Keyettes Pacesetters Guy ana Staff Here's How Staff Girls State Prayer Club BAISDEN GLADYS, Commerctal BAISDEN JOYCE MARIE General Prayer Club BAISDEN PHYLLIS General Prayer Club BAISDEN SHIRLEY MAE Commercial, Tn H1 Y Prayer Club Glee Club G A A Secretary BALL FR.EDA NADINE Commercial F N A F T A BALTHIS ROBERT RAY Commercial BARBER BILL College Preparatory Football Basketball Varsity Club H1 Y Prayer Club fi-, O ,N as Q Q y K' r Q. ' ' . , . - Q-. if' L g ' -.4 , , , r Y, Q . K efsvlf - . v T ir .. D .D : '- 'T a ' S 1 lb ' : ' : ' . I O I .Q B ' 3 n . . :I ' : - , It ' ' , A K I . . : . i . ' I I U 1 P' - U : : . . .. . I, . 1'-'JL' - 1'a:r- A . T frrhg Q Q , I , i , R : s : X , . if I , I xnx 'un -'Ing sf vu-asm, f mi, .., muslim if .nl 'V 3929 BLANKENSHIP, DELORES MARIE, Commercial Prayer Club Guyana staff BLEVINS ELLIS General BLEVlNS,VICKl RAE College Preparatory Latin Club Tu H1 Y Prayer Club BOOTHE, LOXS Commercial- Prayer Club. BOTTOME, ED College Preparatory- Latin Club President- Student Council President- National Honor Society- Thes- pians- l-li-Y- Key Club- Varsity Basketball. BOWMAN JAMES ALLAN, General- Prayer Club. BRADLEY, BETTY MARIE, Commercial. BRADSHAW CRAWFORDA Commercial, BRAGG JO ANN College Preparatoryg Pacesetters Treas- urer, French Clubg Prayer Club- Tri-Hi-Y- Junior Play- Junior Minstrel SENIORS BARNETTE JOEL KENT Vocational BARNETTE LEO Commercial BARTLETT JACK B College Preparatory, H1 Y KeyClub BATES DANNYC Commercial Band Glee Club Key Club BAYS, LORETTA JO General Prayer Club BELL DOUGLAS RAY, General Band H1 Y Baseball BENCY PRISCILLA JEAN, General BIAS, BERNEICE IRENE Commercial Tri H1 Y Topsy Tut vy Prayer Club Pacesetters President, Guyana Staff Jun rot Attendant to Miss Logan High Keyettes BLANKENSHIP BOBBY Commercial I-uv 5-- f ,firm ' N , hhl- Q 'Q A , :xi Lfifg i', I ' - ,',, w- 1 A SENIORS BRAGG, SHIRLEY JEAN, Distributive Education: D.E. Club. BREWSTER, JESSIE JO, Commercial: Here's How Staff: Glee Club. BROWNING, GORDON BYRON, College Preparatory: National Honor Society: Key Club: Thespians: Hi-Y: Latin Club: Prayer Club: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Plays: Band: All State Band- Guyana Staff- Here's How Staff. BROWNING JANET EILEEN Commercial BROWNING LAHOMA JEAN General Prayer Club BROWNING LINDA Commercial Guyana Staff BROWNING MILDRED General Guyana smff BROWNING, NITA JOYCE, Commercial BROWNING, SHIRLEY, Commercial Here s How Staff Guy ana Staff ,- U rw! Q,-0 W 3. f V ,ew 1 ,. - 57.- if l x sl Nr Qs QW. 6 BROWNING, SUZANNE, College Preparatory Tri Hi Y Topsy Turvy Pacesetters Thespxans French Club Prayer Club Keyettes National Honor Socrery Jumor Play All State Chorus Girls State Glee Club Accompanist BUCKLE GLORIA DEAN, College Preparatory Prayer Club Glee Club Pacesetters All State Chorus Tri H1 Y Key ettes Latin Club BURGESS, DIXIE JANE General Prayer Club BURKE, VIRGINIA General CALDWELL, BETTY Lou, Commercial CAMPOY JOE, Commercial. CANELLAS, FRANCES General Prayer Club CARNES, MARY LOU Commercial- Library Club Keyettes- Prayer Club Miss Homecoming CARR TRACY College Preparatory. SENIORS CARY, DORIS JEAN Commercxal CARY, SHIRLEY SUE Commerclal G A A Prayer Club CAUDILL, HELEN DELORIS Commercxal wills ,,, fa' ,Q I, Q CHAFIN KELSA GLEEN, General, Key Club Presrdent H1 ,Aff Y Chaplain Prayer Club Semor Class Presldent r fi 'w CHAFIN TERRYDEXTER nmnbuuve Educauon D E Club CHAMBERS, ERNEST RAY General F T A , H1 Y Thes plans Prayer Club Sophomore Jumor Plays CHAMBERS, OTIS GLENN, College Preparatory French Club Thespians Key Club, All State Band Glee Club Jumor Semor Plays 1 CHAMBERS, STELLA Commerclal CHAPMAN, JO ELLA College Preparatory Topsy Turvy Tn H1 Y Prayer Club Natlonall-lonorSoc1ety Pacesetters Latm Club, Keyertes CHILDERS, ARNETTA MAE Commerclal Nauonal Honor d 6 Socxety F T A Prayer Club CLARK, BILL General CLARK CHARLES RAY Vocauonal Key Club V Nur COLE, MARY Dlstrlbuuve Educauon G A A D E Club COLLINS CHARLES DEXTER Voca txonal Varslty Club Football, Baseball 34 .11 COLLINS, DARRELL GEORGE, Commerclal, Glee Club, Thes plans I COLLINS, GENEVIEVE, Commercxal, G. A.A. 15, COLLINS, NANCY ALENE, General, N' , V 75? COMPTON, ANNETTE, Commercial, Nauonal Honor So F' cxety I Q 4 ' - ' .V - s I 0 . . 3 - . ' - . I n ' , ,. .. I wgfw: 3 I -- f, 3 ,B ,f M155 ' I ' ' . - . '- ki: QW' S ' N E f'Zj Q3 Al ' ' ' Q QL I A . , a . . . 4 . K W 1 55,4 9 l o Q 1 u , W 5 ' fja ,Q , g 3 , ' , ' , ws , A , . - ll., I A Y Q., ' I a : A , 4, 4- 2 ' ' 3 I I n . 'O' , , A, . , . 1 , : : '- '- : : ' ' : , : 1 H I ' fx' V . . -'f ,,- ' as , 3 ' 1' Q we O ' ' - ' 1 -V- . . . .. V ,viz f X y my o - I X ' - v 5 - J 1 . . . , 1 , g 5 . . . I . . . A-V ,Q A 6 - ,A qs I - 69: u . Y' . . : 5 15 lg . I ' N ' or X f-' i . , E SENIORS COMPTON BOBG Commerclal Band H1 Y PrayerClub Glee Club CONWAY, CAROL YVONNE Commerclal COSBY, ANNA JANE General Prayer Club COSTER, CARROL JEAN, Commerclal Keyettes Nauonal Honor Soclery COUNTS LOWELL General Glee Club Key Club Junior 'S Mmstrel Senror Class Play Prayer Club CRADDOCK JUANITA ELVA General G A A CRADDOCK OMA Commercral CRADDOCK RHEA General Prayer Club Art Club CRANE RUBY MARIE Commercial Q 'XJR Sf' NH -'Q--' I 'vs XJ X!- g N N. fi 9. -yr ls N'-nv AMN CURRY LOIS ALBERTA Commerclal Tn H1 Y Nauonal Honor Soclety Prayer Club Glee Club G A A CURRY NADINE AGNAS General CYFERS IRA JAMES General Band DeHART TEX Vocauonal DINGESS, EULA MAE Commerclal INGESS LUTA FRANCES, Commerclal DLNGESS SHELVA JEAN Commerclal DOVE NANCY General Topsy Turvy Councxl Cheerleader G DULCIE RUBY General Prayer Club Tn H1 Y Student 'Prv aiifgfl W W 'Z- -hf ' rf f' -fy FARLEY DINA MAE, Commerclal F T A T re a s ur e r FARLEY ERMAN General FERGUSON BETTY Commercial Head Majorette Pace setters Prayer Club FERRELL JAMES LEWIS College Preparatory, Band H1 Y Vrce Presrdent Key Club Spamsh Club FERRELL, LORETTA, Commerc1al FERRELL, VERA LEE General Keyettes Trl H1 Y Glee Club, Prayer Club National Honor Socrety FERZACCA, SANDRA, College Preparatory, Pacesettersg Topsy Turvyp Latln Club: Thesplans, French Club, Tr1 H1 Y, Prayer Club: Interclub Council, FIELDS, ARCHIE, College Preparatory, Football, Baseball, Varsxry Club FIELDS, ARDATH, Commercial SENIORS EDISON, NORMA JEAN Commerclal, G A A EGNOR BETTY LOU, Commercial Nanonal Honor Socrety F T A ELKINS BILL Commerclal Band Glee Club ELKINS IANICE L Commerclal, Here s How Staff Glee Club ELKINS REVA ANN, Commercial Prayer Club ELLIS BETTY JOE Commercxal ELLIS, GROVER NED Vocatlonal ELLIXSON FRANCES DORRAINE Commercral Prayer Club Tn Hi Y Guyana Staff FARLEY, BLANCHE DALE Commercral Tn H1 Y Key ettes Prayer Club Sophomore Class Play Offlce Staff I? N r .40 2' jf 41 -19 ' V' 'W' K 1 SENIORS FISHER JIM College Preparatory Footbal Varsrty Club Key Club Baseball FRYE DORIS, Commerclal FRYE, SHIRLEY Commerclal G A A GARTIN, JANICE LOUETTA Commerclal GAYDOCK, FRANK Vocational GEARHART, JESSE DANA, General GEARHART RAMONA l.EA, C o m m erc 1 al Guyana Staff Tri H1 Y Glee Club GILLIAM, FAYE General GLAVARIS JOHNNY, College Preparatory Basketball Hi Y Laun Club are fhv -6' 'xv F 5 Qi ,r GOFF, ELIZABETH ANN, Commercial Student Councrl Glee Club Keyettes Trl Hi Y Prayer Club Y Teena Junior Mmstrel Nauonal Honor SOCIBIY GOFF JOHN JOSEPH College Preparatory Football Base ball Varslty Club GOLICE, FREDERICK MARSHALL, Commercxal GORE, GARY Commercial Football Varsnty Club Track GORE LOIS ANN, Commercial GRAHAM, PEGGY LOUISE, Commercial Junior Class Play JumorM1nstre1, Tri H1 Y Treasurer Topsy Turpy Y Teens Thesprans Secretary Prayer Club GRIMMETT, DELORAS, Commercial, Tn H1 Y Prayer Club GROSE GLEN DONALD, Commercial GROVER, EDWARD, General Prayer Club Football Base ball Varsity Club Basketball .Eff -G 31 -4' HEDINGER ALBERT O Commerclal HERNANDEZ, MARY HELEN Commerclal Guyana -Staff Prayer Club HIGHLEY BARBARA ANN General Pacesetters, Keyettes Glee Club Prayer Club HILLMAN, ALBERT College Preparatory Laun Club HINCHMAN JOHNNY LYNN, College Preparatory H1 Y HOBBS MELBA, General HOOSIER, BOBBY General HUNDLEY, MARY LOU Commerclal Glee Club Praye Club INGHRAM MARION SUE, Commercial Glee Club QS 3, Jw l' SENIORS HALE IDIS ANN Commercxal Prayer Club Pacesetters Il H1 Y Topsy Turvy Treasurer Majorette HALL, DONALD RAY College Preparatory Basketball Var s1ty Club HANNERS DONAREETA L College Preparatory Tn H1 Y Presxdent Keyettes Topsy Turvy Glrls State Prayer Club Qu1ll Kc Scroll, Here s How Staff Laun Club Interc lub Councrl HANSHAW, JAMES DAVID, College Preparatory, Key Club, V1ce Presldent Laun Club H1 Y, V1ce Presldent Student Councxl Thesplans V1ce Presxdent Sophomore Jumor Semor Class Plays HARLESS MITCHELL THOMAS, Commerclal HARMON, LOUISE, Commerclal Prayer Club G A A Y Teens Guyana Staff Tn H1 Y Iumor Class V1ce Presx dent HARVEY, LORENE, Dxstubuuve Educauon D E Club HATFIELD BILLY JOE Commercral HATTON, MARY ELLEN Commerclal Y Teens Treasurer F T A Prayer Club StudentCounc1l Qu1ll8sScroll Sen lor Class Play Co Edltors Guyana Glee Club an uf, JEFFREY, EVERETT EARL, Vocational. JEFFREY, KENNETH LEON, Commercial: Glee Club, ' 5' V' - .1 JENNELL, ED, College Preparatory: Band: Hi-Yg Key Clubg Glee Club. JOBO, SYLVIA DELORES, Commercial, JOHNSON, HOWARD, Vocational. JOHNSON, WOODWARD, General: Glee Club, JONAS, NAUSIE Commercral JONES, BETTY LOU General All State Chorus Glee Club Natlonal Honor Socrety Keyettes Secretary JONES WIRT, College Preparatory Salutatorian Nauonal Honor Soctety Key Club Secretary Hi Y Laun Club Prayer Club 4,5 fb ear '5 i I' ' 'NX if 44 P- 'U ear' N-I 'R dx 7 S-1 urs JONES MARY General JUERGENSMEYER, JULIAN CONRAD College Preparatory Valedxctorlan, Co Edttor, Guyana Glee Club All State Chorus and Orchestra Sophomore, Jumor Semor Plays French Club President Thespians Presldent Key Club, Treasurer Prayer Club Treasurer Quxll and Scroll Inter club Council Nauonal Honor Socxety Edrtor, Here s How Boys sure KEATON, RONALD, College Preparatory KAZEE, MARGARET JOYCE, General National Honor So crety Secretary Pacesetters Presrdent Keyettes Tri l-lr Y Prayer Club Interclub Council Treasurer, Jumor Class Ed ltor Here s How KEATON SHIRLEY Commercial. KENNEDY, LINDA IDU College Preparatory latin Club French Club Treasurer Prayer Club Thespxans Tri Hi Y Topsy Turvy National Honor Socrety Sophomore Iumor Plays KIMBLER, ROSALIE, Commercial, Nauonal Honor Socxety Girls Homemaker: Club Office Staff KINZER, DONALD R. General, Key Club Prayer Club KIRK HAROLD, Commercral L? 'X tb. 7' Q-in LUCAS VENA Commerclal F N A LYONS SHIRLEY, Commerclal G A A Prestdent Inter club Councll MAGANA RAYMOND IlL,College Preparatory Band H Y Key Club Prayer Club Llbrary Club Spamsh Club Jumor Mmstrel MARESKE FRANCES Commerclal MARRO KATHERINE Commercxal MARSH PHILIP CLYDE Commercxal Football Varslty Club MARTIN, DOROTHY, Commercial. Trl Hi Y, G. . .. Prayer Clubg Guyana Staff MATHEWS, ERNESTINE, Commercxal MAUK, GEORGE, Commercial I SENIORS KIRKENDALL BARBARA SUE D1str1but1veEducat1on D E Club LAMBERT, BILL College Preparatory Semor Class Vrce Presxdent Key Club V1cePres1dent Prayer Club Treasurer Nauonal Honor Socrety Varsxty Club Secretary Treasurer Spanlsh Club Manager, Football Baseball LAWSON EARL Commerclal Varsny Club Nauonal Honor Society Manager Football LAZAR MARY ANN, D1str1but1veEducat1on Keyettes, D E Club Tn H1 Y Prayer Club LESTER NORMA LEA Commercxal LESTER RUTH ANN Commerclal Gxrls HomemakersClub Offlce Staff LILLY HELEN ANN General Mayorette LOVELESS, JOAN College Preparatory Laun Club Here s How Staff LUCAS EMMA JEAN General ,rv 1.4 Cin. 7 S,- , , ' of u,.',,l ,,. I ,qw . ' . . F . l ' .1 iff? I 3 ' 9 ' 5 'e ew ' fl ' -X ' . ' . ' . I, X A . +I I : n I 5 I W E , , 1 L3 ' .5 6' , . . . . : . ' ' Qvl -1 A ' R ' 5 - - g f V ' ' N 'E 6 ' Q, ' A 1 , a ' :F.T.A.: A . v I l ' . . ' . . . ' 5 K ' . . : . . . . 3 ' ' 5-3 , , or ' 3 7 . . : 1 i' ' X V' A 1 1 ' u ' n R H-5 . . u V , . . ' . A y an r 0 . - j Y' I U 3 5 ' k I N 5 'I 8 . KW.. ,Q-was ' . ', - . A A . V L F V SENIORS McDADE RICHARD RAYMOND College Preparatory H1 Y Presxdent Key Club Spantsh Club Prayer Club Band In terclub Councll MCDONALD BETTY ROSE General MCDONALD SUE ANN General MCDORMAN PEGGY Commerclal Tn H1 Y Keyettes Glee Club Pacesetters Topsy Turvy Prayer Club French Club MCGUIRE BONNIE SUE Commerclal Thesplans Sopho more Play Sophomore Attendant to Mlss Logan I-hgh Ke ettes Nauonal Honor Soctety Semor Class Secretary Guy ana Staff McKENZlE MARIAN Commercxal Thesp1ans Guyana Staff Sophomore Jumor Semor Plays Prayer Club Glee Club McNEELY,CHARLESEDWARD General Varsxty Club Pra er Club Manager Football MCNEELY JEAN Commercial MEADE EARL Commercxal Varsny Club Football Key Club is Q? J sn! -rf Y 4331 4' 4 Qi? ...av 4l l MENDEZ, RAMONA Commerclal F A Presrdent In terclub Councll MICHAEL LINDA LOU General MICHERO JANICE General Attendant to Mxssbogan Htgh MIDKIFF LOLA Commerclal G A A MILLER HERMAN Vocauonal MORRISON JAMES BURTON General MORRISON, LEONARD Commercial Football Manager Football Varsxty Club MGJNTS, MARTHA LCXIISE Commercial MULLINS, DON W General HI Y Key Club Baseball NEECE, I0 ANNE Distribunve Education Prayer Club E Club Topsy Turvy Pacesetters NELSON JAMES Commercial Glee Club NICINSKY JOHN, Commercial Art Club NOE MERRILLE Commercial- Glee Club. PACK LORENE Commercial. PACKO, BARBARA CAROL Commercial- Prayer Club- Latin Club. PARKER EVELYN MAE Commercial- Y-Teens- Keyettes- Prayer Club- Glee Club- Girls Homemakers President- Jun- ior Minstrel. PATTERSON JOEY General. PENNINGTON VIRGINIA ALICE Commercial- G,A A - Glee Club- Here s How staff. SENIORS MULLINS, DONNA JEAN General D E Club MULLINS GLENDALE General MUNCY JANICE FAYE Commercial Prayer Club MUSICK NANCY DELORES Commerc1al F N A Prayer Club MYNES JAMESE Commercial Office Staff MYERS, VAUGHN Commercial Football Varsity Club NAPIER FRANCES LOUISE Commercial NAPIER PATRICIA ANN College Preparatory Pacesetters Tri Hi Y Latin Club Nationall-IonorSoc1ety Prayer Club NEAL SALLY ELLEN College Preparatory Trl H1 Y Vice President Thesplans Treasurer Keyettes Historian Prayer Club Pacesetters National Honor Soclety Girls State Sophomore Junior Senior Plays Lat1n Club Treasurer 1 lfs.'i'5tN S NJ I Q V Ll '. 'gif' J. Nl lee- 5 , 5 SENIORS PERRY BERTHA ANN Commercial PERRY, CHARLES EDWARD College Preparatory Key Club H1 Y French Club, Vice President National Honor Society Prayer Club Vice President Varsity Club Football C Captain Basketball Baseball Glee Club Student Councll Boys State PIERCE FRANCESMARIE Commercial Tr1 H1 Y Keyettes Prayer Club Here s How Staff Sophomore Class Secretary PORTER MARGARET LOUISE Commercial PRICE RUTH LUCILLE Commercial QUEEN ARLENA ANN Commercial Here s How Staff Na tlonal Honor SOCICIY QUEEN GERRY Commercial Here s How Staff Glee Club Senior Class Play QUEEN KENNETHR Commercial Guyana Staff REBAR MARY ELIZABETH Commercial G A A NJ i,j!' lin 'Z' Y!! RICHARSON DONNA JEAN Commercial Keyettes Glee Club Tri H1 Y G A A Prayer Club Junior Carnival Queen Y Teens RIDDLE LAWRENCE WAY General RIFFE DOROTHY JEAN Commercial Keyettes RIGBY ROSE MARY College Preparatory Nauonal Honor Society Here s How sraff French Club ROBERTS JANET SUE Commercial Prayer Club ROSS Pl-IYLLIS JOAN Commercial Keyettes Tn H1 Y Glee Club G A A Y Teens Prayer Club RUMBAUGH SUSAN College Preparatory- Topsy Turvy President- Keyettes Vice President- StudentCouncil Treas- urer- Pacesetters- Tri-Hi-Y- Cheerleader- Girls State- Prayer Club- Latin Club. SAZY JOHN General- Glee Club- Key Club- Hi-Y- Prayer Club- Boys Quartet, SCAGGS ROGER College Preparatory- Key Club- l-li-Y' Prayer Club. .ff tl SLATER, EDITH FAYE, D1str1but1ve Education D E Club SMITH, ELSIE JANE College Preparatory Trx H1 Y Laun Club Prayer Club SMITH MARY ELLEN Comrnerctal Tn H1 Y PrayerClub Keyettes SMITH ROBERT WENDALL Commercral SNELL CAROLYN LEE Commercral Gtrls Homemakers SOLCHIK PAT DELORIS Commercral Here s How Staff SOUTHERS CHRISTINE Commercxal Prayer Club SPEARS EILEEN General Y Teens Glee Club SPEARS FRANK KENNETH College Preparatory Key Club H1 Y Prayer Club SENIORS SCITES MARY CATHERINE Commercial Quill and Scroll Here s How Staff SHELL NOREEN Commercial MISS Logan Htgh SHELTON CAROLYN KAYE College Preparatory Nat1onal Honor Socrety Presrdent Keyettes Trl H1 Y Prayer Club F N A V1cePres1dent InterclubCounc1l Laun Club Sec retary SHELTON DONNA JUNE Commercral Tn H1 Y chap lam Prayer Club JumorM1nstrel Y Teens SHEPHERD BARBARA Commerclal SHEPPARD BETTY ANN, Commerclal G A A SHILLER SHIRLEY LOU Commercxal Pacesetters Topsy Turvy Secretary Keyettes Here sHow Staff Guyana Staff SKEENS IMOGENE Commercxal Here s How Staff SLATER CLEDITH Commercral Pacesetters Tr1 I-I1 Y Sophomore andSen1or ClassTreasurer Topsy Turvy G A A Prayer Club Here s How Staff Student Councll 4 'S f ni SENIORS SPEICH STELLA MAE Cornmercral F T A F N A Presldent Glee Club Y Teens SPRY MARY ANN Commercial Prayer Club STAFFORD DORIS JEAN Commercral Prayer Club STATON, MARY VIRGINIA General Topsy Turvy Semor Class Play STEVENS CLARENCE Vocanonal STONE, SUE ANN Commercral Glee Club Prayer Club STRAIN ROY FRANKLIN Commercial SUNDERLAND DORIS JEAN Commerclal National Honor Society Sophomore Attendant to MISS Logan Hlgh TABOR, BOB Commercial No 'AS .gf 9, '2-uv. S-Q ww-I 3 S.. NJ W QP 'Rb an 45-A X19 x,'+-1 S TABOR THOMAS ADDISON College Preparatory TAYLOR, RICHARD LEE Vocational THOMAS THOMAS LEE, General TOMBLIN, MARIE General TOMBLIN, RAY General Prayer Club Here s How Staff Glee Club Jumor Mmsnel TRAMMELL RICHARD LEE, C ollege Preparatory H1 Y Prayer Club Spanuh Club TRENT, BILL D1str1butxveEducat1on D E Club TUCKER JAMES ZIGMOND College Prepartory French Club Glee Club Key Club Semor Class Play Boys Quar e TURNER MARGARET General Prayer Club +G' 'S ,. fa '2 - gi, W-11 D 15 if 'iv f' f ,tr 'fl' ? K. :IF .52 VAUGHN, RONNA JANE College Preparatory Topsy Turvy Keyettes Pacesetters Latln Club Trl H1 Y Secretary Prayer Club WAGNER, ROBERT College Preparatory Basketball Foot ball Baseball Vars1ty Club WALLS JAMES BUD, Commerclal Football H1 Y Key Club Varsrry Club WARD DANIEL Commerclal WARD MARGARET College Preparatory Latm Club ll H1 Y Topsy Turvy Pacesetters Prayer Club Band Jorette WARD NORMA HOPE College Preparatory Prayer Club Presldent French Club Secretary Pacesetters Pledge Mrs ness, Trl H1 Y Keyettes WELCH RALPH WINTON, Commercial Glee Club SENIORS VanBIBBER, BETTY LOU Commerclal Glee Club Prayer Club Keyettes VANCE BETTY JO Commercxal Tr1 H1 Y Prayer Club VANCE CHLOE BELL Commercral VANCE, DOROTHY JEAN, Commercral VANCE IDA MAE Dlstrrbuuve Educatron T H1 Y D E Club VanGILDER PAUL General VanNATTER, JANET Commercral F T A G A A F N A VARACALLI, JOSEPH MICHAEL College Preparatory Key Club Prayer Club Glee Club All State Chorus Latm Club Thesplans, Band Jumor MIHSUCI H1 Y Student Councrl, Boys Quartet Sophomore Jumor, Senror Class Plays VARNEY SHIRLEY ANN Commercral 1119! 1- I Y ar--ani Q' X X v -ef' ,Li fi 'Dfw ' WHITE JANICE NELL Commerclal Guyana staff -,, N, WHITE JOY DELL, Commercial N7 X st X 1 S 4' , fa- ' ' 'gi 9 . 5 I A in 3 xl : . . . . ' 9 0 ,S ' ' 1 - I I ' .2 sa , -W .W . -'C , 5 -if--' . . ' ': ri-'-: .. ., N ' I , f ' Jing 'ff A . . I 1 . ' : . . .: . . .: 7' 'C . Tl I V ' n 5 ,.- A , 1 ' : : : - : ' ' , v-'v V' : ' . . ' ' . '- i I J ' ' ' : . : 1' ' : '- f 5' 1 4n- . ei, d I n r J ' . lr: . ' : : '- : 5 f . . '-' M ml - -cr I 9 - ' ' - u fC 9 a 1 I T ' 5 ' qi A '- : : s : : Ma- -, f , V . . 3 v 5 is Q Y- t 0 o 3 3 S . r-A 'I f ,. T' Msn ' , i 7 V vs I we nr .' . ' : ' . ,jk '-VL ' ff' A ' ' rj! N... , , M H: , -3 LX ,A v X Q f I f J SENIORS WHITE, MARY AILEEN,Commercialg Prayer Clubg Tri-Hi-Y, ,' WILLIAMS, LELIA GAYE, General. WILLIAMS, PEGGY, Commercial. WOODY GLADYS Commercial. WRIGHT, JAMES EL Commercial- Band- Glee Club- Prayer A YACOMINA MARY MADGALENE C0ml'IlEl'Cial' Glee Club' il 71 5 SW 4' ff ,V r , I .. Q ' mm? WW . Gr' 1 , Club. G.A.A.: F.T.A. YOUNG CLARENCE EDWIN Commerclal Glee Club T324 H' will 1' lv' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS are Freda Marun Secretary Sandy Stone Vrce Presrdenl Jane McGu1re Presldent Jerry Kea ton Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS Well here we are agaln, onlythus year we re not green, we re hardwork I ng We fnrst took up the task of chooslng our class sponsor, Mrs Colvln, and then our class officers We started our year off with a bang by sponsoring a Sadne Hawklns Day, which lncludeda dance and the selecting of Darsy Mae and Lll Abner W sponsored the lunlor class carnlval and then we entered our float ln the homecoming parade, with the slogan, Goal to Go Cats In March we sent Moller Por er fueld and Jane McGuire as our representatlves to Know Your State G o ve r n m e n t Day an Charleston Next came the presentatlonof ourclass play, THE ABLE MISS CAIN Our blggest and greatest accomplishment was Recreatuonal Center An Oriental Garden was chosen as the setting for the prom, and the Blue Knlghts from Huntington furnished the music Next year we II be back as dngmfled senuors, we hope BOYS' STATE GIRLS STATE Davnd Ross Muller Porterfleld Ball Harklns Kathy Gardner Helen Hanners Jane McGuire Sandy Stone Janee Straughan Jo Ann Bansden Happy couples dance away pleasant hours at the Prom .K I If l A l I 0 e ll I . Il ' t - I ' the Junior-Senior Prom, held on May 20 at the Holden A . A ,f .' ' . . . . 0 f' A Jumor Camxval Kmg and Queen Gene Pauley and Joan Clark and the1r Attendants IDIS Brownmg and Jtmmy Waybrlght re1gned at the annual Jr Carm val They were chosen accordmg to the one who Marryxn Sam says the weddmg vows as the L11 Abners repeat them The Dalsy Maes, after havmg to chase the L11'Abners across the fleld before 'hooklng' them, walt amxxously to attend the Sadle Hawkms Dance ln the LHS gym wlth thexr new grooms 85 N. Goal to Go Cats was the slogan selected by the Junlor Class for then float 1n the Homecommg Pa rade composed of the SlTl111l'lg faces of gulsfrom the Iumor Class -' , - J.-s I ,I 5 2 . . . ' V 'vu ll . . ' , l .- - X secured the most money, , I X X x ' , h .. ' .. ' . . , . , , QF 'D 9 1 ,. ,, Q '?' 'Y 'wwf' QC I 7 VV B 5-5? tr lf? JUNIORS Abbott Glorua Adams Francis Adams Rosemary Adams Woodrow Adkrns Agatha Adkms Betty Adkrns Clovis Adkins Gary Adkuns Lanora Adkuns Loella Adkuns Patty Adkms Rodney Amburgey Jewell Armstrong Barbara Ashley Delmar Aude Mmcly Bahus DeloresJean Barley Ronnle Balsden Glen Bansclen Jo Ann Barsden Raymond Baker Charlie Baker Helen Baldwm Goldue Baldwm Lonola Barber Frank Basadre Delores Bayless Lmda Belcher Chrlstme Bell Larry Bell Roberta Black Vernon Blanken shrp Dons Blankenshup Louise Blevms Jacky Blevms Ronald Bodnar Barbara Borders Dallas Bowen Glen Bowen Helen Bowker Kent Brewer Wlllae Brooks Joann Brownmg Betty Brownnng Joe ' , 1 w .32 -Q is :Q .. 4 'J ' LJ, , . , ' fl ' ' ' tw 5 7 I . , I J, . I ' ' I I I X , n 1 V I I 3 l-3 gg- 41 gl G! n 's SL . I I . I . I . I N, rl ' al. f . ' . ' 4...4 ' 'L Xi -7- I I I I 33 4. I . I F I I F I I n gf. if y XJ-,fr I-as 1 I 1 , ,, ' . K K ,W , uv L- vl ' ..,. 'ig - , ' l A J ' K. J-s 44: tr 'V lvl 5- l I I I I . 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A if A l JUNIORS Browmng Joyce Browmng Lula Brown mg Lols Browmng, Ruth, Browmng Sarah Brumfneld Carole Sue Bryant Barbara Burgess Janet Burks Bonnae Burns Jackie Bush Violet Butcher Loretta Cantley Edwm Carey Sylvra Carter Richard Carver Elwood Casto,Genevueve Casto Nadell Chambers Charles Chambers, Lmda Childers, Genoa Chnlders Larry Chnl ders Terry Clark Fred Clnfton Alfred Cline Mason Cole Arthur Collier Hallard Colluns, Martha Conley, Iva Cook Kay Copley Bobby Copley, Ruby Copley Sue Counts Johnny Cox, Lulluan Cox, Pearl Grammett Craddock Charles C r a d d o c lc, Freda Craddock Moss Crum Edhd Crum Odell Crum, Sue Curry Bully Curry Davld 1 K-KQXX 3 ff: 42 J' V 4 T1 'ZX' WW 6 21' f 36? '7 'I' f f f fm flf f T 1 'T 36 '7 vel 49' 9 I JUNIORS Curry Estelle Curry Glenna Curry James Curry Lnllnan Curry Mary Curry Mnchael Curry Ruta Curry Ronald Darley Nello Damron Lounse Damron 'Nloal Davis Joe Desknns Walter Drngess Shrrley Drngess Thelma Duddmg Bull Dyer Donald Easterlmg Charles Elkuns Donna Elkins Nell Ellls David Elovlch Edyth Evans Shelby Farley Jimmy Fenney Frank Ferguson Easter Frelds Rodney Fesher Peggy Florlo lrus Frye Dons Frye Gabriella Frye Glenna Frye Oscar Frye Peggy Frye Wanda Frye Wayne Gabbard Barbara Gard ner Kathie Gllkerson .lo Ann Gnllam Donnetta Gullman Carole Gnffm Sulane Gaustr Fred Halnor Rosemary Hale Glenna JUNIORS Ha e, Nancyp H le, Shirley, Hall, Deanna- Hall James' Hanes James Hanners Helen Hardesty Bull- Harkms Bull Harman Fnecla Hams George Hartzell Jacqueline Hatfield Duane Hatfleld,Pattne Henry, Lnllaan Hensley Garland Hensley Ruby Heugel Ralph Hucks Charles Hacks Rowena Hicks Sabra Hlghley, Betty Hull Hilda Hull Shrrley Hobbs, Ruth Honaker Jetta Howard Douglas H u ff ma n, Edward Hughes Donald Hutchinson Bobbl Lou Jeffrey, Betty Jeffrey Marcella Jeffrey Peggy Jam :son Rlchard Johnson Melvin Johnson Phu Jordon Gaul Justuce Bert J u s t I c e, Louanna Justice, Ronald K a v I n s k y John Keaton, Betty Keaton, Jerry Keeslmg, Glenna Klnser Jo Ann Klnzer Helen 'I 1 'UF- f? '22 T , I be 'farm ,,' A p7 A . ...J Q, ffl! .qv at xli W 2 35' WN riff: PRX!!! elwlfs T' xllvf wks fi: ml' MA A 4 V RQ JUNIORS mad '7' ,C-v 'Ah 3 'sr Ihr' F' I 'J f .z Tn df Kenzer Kay Kmzer Paul Klrchner Charlotte Kutchen Naaman Lambert Glen Lawrence Burton Lawson Bobby Law son Wllma Jean Lee Elanne Lesher Chrnstlne Lesher Lorene Lewls Joyce Lllly Trlnky Lomely lsavel Lowe Benny Lucas Kay Lycans Jerry Mandopoulos Mnkle Mann, Garner Mann Nancy tn Freda Mathews Clyde Mathews Jamce Mathus Rosalne Maynard Bob May nard Charles Maynard C laud I ne Mayo Darlene Mays D o n a l d Mays Jamce Mays Josephme McCallnster Charles Mc Cloud Nana McComas Janet McDonald Eululah McGill Dons McGlothen Rose Mc Guare Jane McNeely, Tressne Meadows Sa Meeks, Glorna Messer Elba Madknff Mary ee 'ra Fl I C 43 All It 2 :T -a 6 I QQ, --I ' , . A .. I r. -T- .1-K' ' ' ', , . . . L.'..gi:! 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L ., , v --,, ' sr' ' JUNIORS Miller, Nancyp Miller, Randolphi Mit- chell Joyce- Mutchel Loyce' Molnar Barbara Moore Barbara Mowery Bully Mullnns Peggy Muncey Rlchard Munday Ron a Napier Ruth Noe Kathern Norman Jo Ann Osburn Rosalue Pack Jessle Palmer Beulah Parker Robert Pat terson Franklun Pauley Gene Pauley Nancy Pennington Peggy Phipps Marshal l Plumley Donald Popp Steve Jr Porterfneld Muller P r I c h a r d Robert Rogan Carole Sue Ramwater Fleta Ramey Robert Ray Bernard Redman Jlm Reed Arnold Richmond Lou Anna Rrffe Nancy Roblnette Jam Ross Davld Rush Kenneth Sabo Helen Salmons Elsie Sargent Joe Sargent Paul Scltes David Scragg Rosemary SeaKelly Bobby Sebo Helen A, ., . Q' W-, i ..f w .,. 7-5 Q -4-fx Hfvf g ,u V' We L-7 ff 7 K3 cxfgflll ffwvf ll X 'Q- if X 'lil GP 0 lj, up' ,, E -6 , . . V fs KT ,-. f? Q, 1 gl x Q. 7 o W.. , - . .1 Ml 9' rd 'ga if f P .4 I .L.... -M A u . ,H . ,. 4. I 1' w. D , ,gg .. gf I A rf -9' M f '7 V .. all r'.. 'T Q ' ' J' JUNIORS Sefton Mary Sellards Jam Sennett Bully Sergent Lona Sexton Sue Sagman Linda Lou Slzemore Dottie Skeens Bob Skeens Lyda Sknbo Charles Slater Tommy Smlth Diana Smlth Judy Southworth Glenn S p a n g le r Berl uta Sperry Shelva Squibb Betsy Stafford Darlene Stamper Garrett Stanley Harold Steele Jean Steele Katherune Stevens Betty Stevens Lucy Stull Tommy Stone Betty- Stone Sandy' Straughan, Janee' Tabor Joyce- Tackett Shurley Thompson Glenna' Thompson Harry' Tinsley Verme' Tomblrn Essle' Totten Larry Trent, Dana, Trump Eugene, Vance Maryg Vance, Vernon: Vankovich, Jean Varacalli, Frankg Viars, Jerryp Voreh, Fred, Wade, Tommy, Walker, David JUNIORS W ll J C Walsh Anna Mane Walsh Jlmmle Warren Nancy Watson Tom Watts Jean Watts Kennuth Watts Wanda Weaver Betty Webb Ova Wellman Fred Whute Bernard White Betty Whlte Florme Whlte June Whate Lura Whnte Marulyn Whltt Joann Wlllaams Betty Wllluams Jackne AY: Qffiffln 4. 4 x. if J 'Q' -4,3 qs Wolfe Alnce Workman Lorraine Yea f N ger Zoe Young Loretta IN MEMORY LILLIAN CURRY 93 9 ik - 1 .. Y SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS are B111 Tabor Presldent Pete Whlte Vlce Presxdent Jeanette Abdoney Secretary Buzzy West Treasurer We opened our year at LHS with the traditional name, Green Sophomores. We looked for our classrooms, hunted for the nonexistent elevator, used only the sophomore door, and waited for the third bell. We selected our head sponsor, Mrs. Ghiz, and elected our class officers. We were then given a Hobo Dance by the .senior class. Throughout the year we were very active W presented our class play A CASE OF SPRING TlME and gave aseml formal dance In the sprang for all sophomores We have done our best this year and are looking forward to next year when new sophomores will take our place SOPHOMORE CLASS Anne Holcomb reigns as queen on the sophomore float hm my Harm portrays the queen s Jester and does h1s job of makmg her laugh by havlng Pete Whxte who portrays a Wxlllamson football player bow to her -bf I ,Q-yu -il . e I - . . . I .. . . I . . 5 . 5 v i 1 i , S . . 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'VH' ,, , M, . . .T V , - 'A e 1 H Q' ,, vt ,, 'DL I 'Q , V - -X13 f-f 5-R ,ggi SOPHOMORES Adboney Jeanette Abraham Dale Adams Naaman Adams Ra y m o n d Adams Ronme Adams Sadre Adkms Bobby Adkms Carolyn Adkms Franklnn Adkms G enethel Adkms Luclan Adkms Margie Adkms Martha Adkms Melvrn Adkms Sharolyn Adkms Sherlene Aldridge Gaynell Anders Bob Anderson Glenna Ashury Rodney Augustune Victor Avns John Bausden Bob Barsden Jackne Bausden Jean Ball Ernest Barber Drckne Barger Wllburn Barker Glenna Barnes Franklin Bartram Barbara Ba r t r a m Deanna Bayes Loss Belcher Mn ldred Belcher, Peggy Bras Charles B l ankensh r p Dorothy Blankenshl Janet Blankenship Jamce B l e v r n s, Naoma Boyd Walter Brady, John Bragg Damel Brewer Barbara Brewer, Rosetta Bremter Jerry Brooks, Ralph Broughton Brenda Brown, Jeanette Browmng, Joan, Brown Ing Margaret Browning Maxle Brown mg Shirley Bryant, Eddre Bryant, Patty Bunch Betty B u r g e s s Mary Burks Wilma Buskrrk Jlm Butcher, Jack F35 ,AI XW 111' 'T 5 'lm gf' 5 if 4 Tl' .. r HQIQVW A 'if MP7 HI 5 415 '7 I Q, T' 7' Y '39 ul fer I A-'E 3 J Jw SOPHOMORES Campbell John Campbell Loretta Carey Claude Carnes Darlene Car roll Charles Cary, Carolyn Caudlll James Chafln Jlmmy Cha fm Larry Chafm, Nancy Chambers Delorls Chandler Janice Chllders, Donny Chrnstuan Berthel Clark Joan Clarke Richard Clay Regenna Clemens Janet Clemens, Kay Cody Charles Cole Delores Cole Rosella Colller Duck Collier lda Collms Fred Collms Larry Compton Jackue Conley Charles Cook Bette Copley Harold Cosby Dons Cox, Donald Craddock Betty Craft Peggy Cremeans Shirley Cnswell Delorns Crum G l e n n a Curry Betty Curry Bobby Curry Eduth Curry Joh Curry Nlary Curry Molly Curtus Bessue Cyrus Esther Dauley, Harold Dalton Rose Damron, Vlrgnl Davus Anna Davis, J u n l o r Decet George Dempsey, D o r oth y Du llo, James Dmgess, Carolyn Dmgess Fred Dingess Ida Dmgess Mary Donahoe, Lowell Dotson, Jlmmy Duty Harnson SOPHOMORES Eggers, James Elam, Shelby Elkms, Cleta Elkins, Dalsy Ellrs Evelyn Ellrs, red Ellrs Nancy Ellrxson, Howard Estep Jacquelrne Evans James Evans Roger Farley Donovan Farley lna Farmer Gary Farmer Janice Farmer, Judy Farmer, Mlldred Farmer, Zane Ferrell Margie Ferrell, Samuel Fer r , W Fre s D orrs rn Tommy Fmley Fred Frsher Bully Frsher, Danny Flemsng, Jean Flemmg, Ruth Flrnt Rosa l r e Fortuna Sammy Fortune, Nancy Fraley, Gayle Fraley, Lee Roy Freeman Lors Frye Errol Frye, Nessell Galatr Stella Garten Glorra Gartrn, Don Gaylock James George Aster George Maggue Gilbert, Gene Glllman Pearl Gul lum Ruth Gllpln, Angus Grlpm, Jennrngs Gore, Charles Gore, Jewell Gore Karl Gore, Ova Mae Greever, Stanley Grrmmett Mildred Gunther, Charles Gunther, Jack Hale Archre Hale Jerrre Hall Bull Hall Emely ard esty Phrllrp fb. 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' 1 7 , 'I ' SOPHOMORES Hardman Jummy Harless Loss Horns Barton Horns Jum Harvey Vergul Hatfueld Vargulene H a y n e s Margaret Hazelette Nancy Herald Davrd Henderson Herman Herndon Iva Hacks Wilda Hlleman Alice Hull Jlmmle Hall Lora Hnllman Brenda Hlnchman Janice Hmchman Sammy Holcomb Anne Hooker Odessa H peck Wlllram Huffman Mary Hundley, Jean Hundley Paul Hunter Goldie Hurley Ronald Jeffery Patty Jeffreys Susan Jenkms Juanita Jenkms Robert Johnson Alta Johnson Vlvaan Jonas B e r n IC e Jones Lynne Jones Susan Kazee Ellzabeth Keener Charles Kegley Sue Knmmell Genoa Klnney Anuta Kork Tommy Klrkpatrlck Delbert Kitchen Donna Kutchen Eskel Lam bert Betty Lambert Peggy Lancaster Doyle Lancaster Ida Lancaster Laverne Lazar Ruth Lee Davld Lee, Wllllam Le Master Phyl Ins Lester Nlda Ll l ly Thomas Lovell Norma Lucas Joe Lukacs Johnny Lyons Howard Mabry Sydney SOPHOMORES Mandopoulos Soma Mangus Freeman M a r c u m Betty Marro Joann Marrs Eugene Marrs W: lma Marshall Mary Martm Dana Martin Maruan Marushs Buddy Mattlcs Bettye May Lonas May Rrckle May Ronnie Mayhew Carol Maynard Conme Maynard Gary Maynard Jacqueline Maynard W C Mays Denver M C lel lan Jane McCormack Bn lly M Donald Donna McDonald Rl chard McDonald Roger McGuire Bully McLemore Shirley McNeely Ca rol McNeely Marlorne Meade Barbara Meeks Juanlta Mendez Vlola Mud kuff James M 1 d k u ff Janet Mu ller John Mn I ler Paul Mitchell James Molnar Kay Molnar Paul Montgomery John Morrison Lewis Mul lens Ralph Mullms, Cleveland Mullms Flora Mullms Nancy Muncey, Larry Mun cey, Mldred Murphy Jimmy Murray Loretta Mynes Phyllus Napler Noel Napner Yvonne Neese Muchael New Alnce N e w s o m e Grace Newsome Jean Nlcnnsky Dorothy Nuckles Alberta Noe Barbara Noe Bn lly fi 7 IN' ali L.,al -610 GHG T P1 dis I I I I fs, .,, Q, - 3 .4 I I I I I l ' .. 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SOPHOMORES Norman Janet Orso James Osburn Alpha Osburn Bernard Owens Dewey Owsley Verdle Pack Fred Pack Shrrley Parker John ny Patrlck Walter Patterson Alnce Patterson Bobby Pauley Davld Peyton Wllllam Paros Joe Plumley Gloria Pollard Linda Pollltt Patncua Porter Loss Pritchard Jamce Propst Mary Purvrs Louuse Queen Carl lyn Queen Marr lyn Queen Randall Ramey Kenmth Rand an Larry Ratcluff Bully Gene Reaser Linda Reed Johnny Race Johnme Rnchards Joan Rnchards Josephine Rlgsby Peggy Roberts Ray mond Robertson Sue Robrnette Barbara Robinson Larry Robinson Peggy Rodgers Ralph Rogers Ruth Rolluns Kenneth Roomy Davud Sammons Barbara San chez Robert Sansom Joann S aggs Mae Sefton Johnny Sergent Denms Sergent Wllllam Sex ton Delores Sexton Sandra Shannon Betty Sheppard Tommy Simmons Ruth Smith Arnold Smith Bobby, Smnth, Marlone, Smrth, Martun Smith, Pearl SOPHOMORES Southers Nancy Southworth Pa t t n e Sperry Freda Spry Bob Spry Delorus Spurlock Pattle Stacy Clarence Stagner Edlth Stam per Sonla Stanley James Stanley Jam Stapleton Wllllam Staton Charles Steele Wulluam Step hens Anynce Stern Sue Stevens Arthur Stevens Jacquelme Stollungs,Glenna Strann Barbara Stultz Larry Tabor Bull Tackett Bobby Tackett Neva Taylor Jerry Taylor Rebecca Thomp son Herbert Thompson Ins Topplngs Charlene Trammell Carol Trent Janette Trent Leonard Trlplett Van Bubber Paul Vance Betty Vance E lsle Vance Eva Vance Janice Vance Jerry Vance Kenmth Vance Larry Vance Leo Vance Patty Vannatter Patty Vannoy Joan Vanover Joyce Verbage Sue Vlars Wullue Vinson Johnny Wagner Karen Walk Norma Walsh Glenda Ward Hol Ile Warren Lnnda Watkms Cynthua Watson Gary Waybrnght Jimmy Weaver Emma Lou 56 L ffm 1 'Y l he A! 2: hz wil X07 Q t I L G W 04:4 I . 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W I' sive I '2 I I 74 , I, it 5 4 A I 454 ' A D' ,Z ' 4 , I-tl' MI, ' J l f 1 4 1 ,I lea I QIJ 5-. ly! .f SOPHOMORES Webb Vnrglma, West, Buzzy Wheeler Vernon Whnte, Betty Whlte D a n n y Whlte Frances Whlte John Paul Whlte Lullle Whlte Nana Whlte Pete Whnte Tracy Whlte Wanda Wh I t ma n Harold Whutman Homer Wh I tma n Jo Anne Wilbur Carolyn Wu lllams Betty Wu llnamson Eugene Wilson Joe Wilson Patty Wlreman Patrlcla Wlthrow Melvln Wolfe P trlcla Workman Jean Workman Ralph Wright Barbara Yacn mmo Johnny Yeager Jacquelyn Zamow Jimmy . ll. ' 1 QA, AWA rl V 1 l. V. ' - H' I ' I I : A ' , - - '7 I I I I F 'rj J . ' f ,X ' I - 1 ' S- + fl - , A I pw df? 4 1 1' fn l , g , ,B I I I I I ,: ,, W ,wh 4- ' I - ' . l . I . ' . M -.r 'w 4, f 'L - I I I I I I - ' vt 'v' , 'J 1 ll M , I' I' . . . - , Q I I I .,, 4,,.x, A, --y,, . D . '-1 1 , 1' , V I . . ' . '. ' - 9 2, .ff V , 7, ' ,fry 4g I I I y 7 tl' r. - I 'if I -' Q w r .' . '1 ' I f. a 5 R 4' in ,Q 4 I F . I I I QL' 4-5 5 -- 'l 'l 'ft . F I I I I C' -3- 9 -- 'Q 'V I . . i 19 V ' - 2 . I I -r ' J ll , ' I 4 I X . aff V3 ,gg Alhnrl . I .I I I - 7,455 ', Lg MI, il I I I ' Q - '72 W g - br, in A F 1 I 1 , : fi. fffhlehcs FIRST ROW: E. Lawson, mgr., Dingess, mgr., D. Conn, Marsh, Giusti, Roberts, Karnes, Golice, Trent, Collins, Hensley, Smith Stapleton, Chafin,' Morrison, Perry, Lambert, mgr, SECOND ROW: B, Lawson, mgr,, Stuckey, Farley, Bowen, Baisden, Frye, Ad kins, Bush, D. Barber, Black, Davis, Lilly, Fisher, Ross, Grover, Tabor, Maynard, Stone. THIRD ROW: Cox, McNeely, mgr., Mur phy, Porterfield, Williams, Goins, Myers, Browning, Walls, Asbury, Don Conn, White, Chapman, Ward, FOOTBALL Coach Loran Ward in his second year at the Wildcat helm with the help of his assist- ants - Jack Chapman and Harold Cox -turned in a 6 - 3 - l record. The defeats were handed to Logan by Stonewall Jackson, East Bank, and Beckley. lniuries played an important role, as several key players fell victim being out of action for several key contests. All in all, the I954 football season was a success, and the Wildcats came through six important games with flying colors. CO-CAPTAINS COACHES Chuck Perry and Vaughn Myers Loran Ward, Harold Cox, and Jack Chapman K .Lt 4 ll.-2 Q 104 Jim Fisher Ed Grover Halfback End Xb Jim Hensley Fred Karnes Guard Tackle LOGAN 6 STONEWALL JACKSON 24 With Jim Fisher scoring the lone touchdown, Logan bowed to Stonewall Jackson ofCharles- ton in its opening game . The Wildcats scored first only to have the Generals tie the first half. Stonewall, however, shoved over three more markers in the second half to ruin Logan's home debut. LOGAN 20 MAN 7 Gaining revenge for last year's defeat and entering the victory column for the first time, the Wildcats scored three times to top Man. Marking up the touchdowns for the Wildcats were Bill Tabor, Dewey Conn, and Chuck Perry. Perry's long kickoff return was the bright spot of the victory. MANAGERS Leonard Morrison, Charles McNee1y, Bob Lawson, Bill Lambert, and Earl Lawson, LOGAN 28 MADISON 0 Victory No 2 went into the win column as the Wildcats showed their greatest offensive out- burst by tripping the Skyhawks. Ralph Goins scored the first touchdowns with Perry adding the next 22 points. It was also the first shut- out as Logan displayed great defensive strength. Goins does a handstand as he scores six more for Lo an 8 against East, Dewey Conn Philip Marsh Halfback Quarterback LOGAN 34 CEREDO-KENOVA 6 The Wayne Wonders were the season's third victim, as the Wildcats showed their greatest display of scoring power. Scoring touchdowns for Logan were Dewey Conn, Philip Marsh, Ralph Goins, Miller Porterfield, and Bill Tabor. Goins also added four extra points by placement in five attempts. The Wildcats scored early with the outcome never in doubt. Buddy Walls Ralph Goins Center Fullback 0 LOGAN 6 EAST BANK 7 The Wildcats season 's record was evened at two and two with a heartbreaking loss to the Pioneers. ln- iuries to key players cost the Logan team offensive strength. Although behind 7 - Othe Wildcats were able to score a six pointer, but fell short ofa tie when the attempt for conversion failed. The Wild- cats had a wide edge in the game's statistics. Blocks are made by several Logan players as Jim Fisher attempts for extra yardage. LOGAN I9 HUNTINGTON EAST 7 The Logan High eleven won its fourth game of the season and second ina row by defeating the Hunt- ington East Highlanders. Scoring touchdowns for the Wildcats were Ed Grover, Dewey Conn, and Ralph Goins. Sustained drives and an effective passing attack were the offensive weapons to notch the victory. With the half-way point of the sea- son passed, Logan's record stood at four and two. 6 LOGAN I3 HUNTINGTON HIGH I3 Cast in an underdog role, the Wildcats threw a scare into a strong Pony Express eleven . Jim Fisher, who had been out for several games because of an injury , returned to score one touchdown. The other six pointer was scored by Ralph Goins on a 39 yard scamper. Great defensive work by Logan in the shadow of its goal line staved off the Express in the closing seconds of the contest and kept the game a tie. Davrs looks on as Goms goes for extra yardage LOGAN 0 BECKLEY I9 The Flying Eagles of Beckley spoiled the Wildcats homecoming celebration ln a contest played on a muddy grrdlron The strong Eagles picked up a couple of quick touchdowns but the Wildcats tight ened their defenses The Logan attack was confined to the ground Although the Wildcats threatened several times they were not able to hut pay dirt Dewey Conn scores as team-mates Perry and Davis look on with smiling faces. Bill Barber Bob Wagner End Quarterback LOGAN 25 PRINCETON O On a very muddy field at Princeton, the Wildcats scored three times in the first quarter to take the Tigers by a 25 - 0 score. Chuck Perry took over the quarterbacking duties as a replacement for the injured Bob Wagner. Jim Fisher scored twice with Chuck Perry and Dewey Conn adding one each. Coach Ward cleared his bench, using all of his traveling squad in the contest. 107 LOGAN 20 WILLIAMSON 7 The season ended on a happy note, as Logan triumphed over its traditional rival, the Wolfpack of Williamson. It was the sixth straight victory forthe Wildcats over their ancient foe in this long-standing rivalry. The game marked the finale for l9seniors ofthe Gold and Blue. Dewey Conn posed the Logan attack by counting three touchdowns . The Wildcats were complete masters of the situation. Charles Collins Gary Gore Guard Tackle 'Sp Jim Trem and Ed Grover throw key blocks as Bob Wagner picks up ya rdage. IUNIUR VARSITY The Junior Varsity, composed mostly of sopho- mores, posted a I - I - I record For the season. Under the direction of Coach Lowell Sammons, the Wildcat Jayvees won over Madison I3 - O, with Paul Mounts leading the way. A strong Huntington Pony Express B team took a 24 - 0 verdict over the Junior Wildcats. The Logan eleven fought to a 7 - 7 deadlock with a power- ful Beckley Junior Varsity. From this group of Jayvees will come the boys for the I955 varsity eleven. PICTURED BELOW IS THE IUNIOR VARSITY. FRONT ROW: Ratcliff, Murphy, West, I. White, Spry, Adkins, Mounts, Taylor. SECOND ROW: D. White, Marushi, Conn, Coach Sammons, Smith, Roberts, Cease, Adams, Baisden, and Harris. 'N We M A R 1 in Y N wi, Y lv I .'Teaml Teaml They're our men, S 1: 1, 3 as CHEERLEADERS A X, N The cheerleaders have had a very successful season this g year. The lively girls started the yearby practicing during the latter part of the summer and every day after school. i Pep meetings were held in the gym before some of the games, showing that the schoolspirit was led by the cheer- leaders. Besides being active at the ballgames, the cheer- ' E leaders sponsored a banquet and a Hats Off Dance For the N -- L' basketball boys, and an after-game dance, held at the A Q' . Holden Recreational Center. Part of the girls' success has N 1,-ff' been attributed to the direction of their sponsor, Mrs. C Y Kovich. N Marilyn Abdoney, Susan Rumbaugh, Nancy Dove, Jeanette Abdoney, Sandra Stone, Joan Vannoy, Y J F5653 D. ..........,..,,,? M . 5 .W 'JAK 7 My Don Hall Larry Meade Bob Wagner Alden Davidson C MANAGERS Bllly George Cooksey and Mark Sefton Don Hall Wrmpy Meade Johnny Glavaris Charles Perry Bob Wagner Alden Davidson Eddie Bottome Chuck Perry G John Glavaris F We beat the state champs in regular season play was the thought of Logan's fine basket- ball team coached by Jack Chapman. Com- pilingaseason record of 19wins and 2 defeats, the Wildcats placed Don Hall on the All- State's second team with Chuck Perry, Larry Meade, and John Glavaris added to the Honorable mention list. The Wildcats won the Western Conference for the third straight time in the three short years it has been es- tablished. BASKET PLAYER'S SUMMARY Bill Harkins Charles Skibo Bill Barber Dave Watts Garrett Stamper Miller Porterfield TOTALS Games Goals Fouls Totals Average .9 .4 21 100 54 254 12.1 21 63 48 174 8.3 19 55 47 157 7.8 20 38 19 95 4.8 20 23 8 54 2.7 17 12 10 34 2.0 18 6 6 18 1.0 18 2 6 10 .55 10 1 5 7 .70 8 1 4 6 .75 4 0 0 0 .00 21 584 403 1,571 77.00 Bill Harkins BAll Q14 , in 2 1 C , 5 at 4 Alf 6 xi? N '1 , 5' it 5 v f if 1 A 6 ' Q ,A - .N Z' ' 5, .K ' 'K V ,I 12 fx 1 , 1 . Ax V, .ff 1 K 5 S- Charles Skibo G Dave Watts G Garrett Stamper F Ed Bottome F Bill Barber C Miller Porterfield G WI LDCAT RECORD Bill Harkins lays one in for two points against Man. 55 58 I 81 2 52 1 53 4 43 47 69 LHS 64 Alumni 68 Ceredo-Kenova 71 Flaget llientuckyl 74 Barboursvi I le 75 Man 78 Milton 62 Williamson 79 Princeton 75 Huntington East 74 59 Beckley 65 60 Oceana 59 75 Huntington High 73 85 Huntington East 59 74 Williamson 68 80 St. Joe 68 80 Man 68 94 Bluefield 72 72 Barboursvi l le 59 77 Milton 51 88 Mullens 69 80 Ceredo-Kenova 74 FIRST ROW: Jackie Chapman, SECOND ROW: Sefton, mgr. , Cooksey, mgr. THIRD ROW: Meade, Hall, Barber, Glavaris, Sramper, Bottome, Wagner, Harkins, Chapman, Davidson, Greene, Hale, Dingess, Skibo, Watts, Perry. With the help of Don Hall's high scoring, the Logan High Wildcats started their 1954-55 season with a victory over a tough Alumni team. Next on the agenda was a win over Ceredo-Kenova which was followed by a game with a tough Kentucky team which the 'Cats dropped for theseason's first loss. The Wildcats then defeated the Barboursville Pirates to begin a six-game winning streak, which included defeats over the Man Hillbillies, the Milton Greyhounds and the Williamson Wo I Fpack. The two final games of the winning streak were Hall, Glavaris, and Harkins go for the ball. wins over the Princeton Tigers, with Hall and Glavaris having 2i and 12 points reprectively, and the close 75-74 decision over Huntington East. The Flying Eagles of Beckley put adamp- er on Logan's spirits by taking a 65-59 decision that ended the six-game streak. But you can't keep a good team down and Don Hall came through with 30 points in the next game to lead the way for the victory over the Oceana In- dians. Next on the schedule was a double- header with the two Huntington teams which saw Logan victor of both games. A 74-68 win Don Hall and Bob Wagner aren't giving this player much chance. ofa te T --4 T, g,.Lf e.f' . Look out Eddiel These guys aren't playing around. Thumbs up. Bob Wagner and this Beckley player will have to over Williamson gave the Wildcats I2 wins against their 2 defeats. Victories over St. Joe, Man, Milton, Bluefield, Barboursville, Mul- lens, and Ceredo-Kenova followed to end the regular season's play with the 'Cats coming out ahead with a record of T9-2. With the Sectional Tournament being played on the Wildcats' home court, the 'Cats defeated the Man Hillbillies in the opening game 68-60 to advance to the finals where they defeated the Matewan Tigers 85-50 to capture the Section 7 title. The Wildcats Wimpy Meade chalks another one up for Logan, compete for the ball, placed Hall, Glavaris and Perry on the Sec- tional All-Tournament team. Advancing to the Regional Tournament, the Wildcats won in the first round by defeating Guyan Valley 7l- 54 only to lose out in the second round to the tough Huntington High team by a score of 69- 76. This loss ended the Wildcats' hopes for a berth in the State Tournament which was held in Huntington. The Wildcats placed Hall, Meade and Glavaris on the Regional All-Tour- nament team. Chuck Perry and his opponent wrestle for the ball. It looks as if John Glavaris will make it. JUNIDRVARSITY Faced with only one returnee from last years' team, Coach Lowell Sammons had to rebuild a team from the sophomore and iuniors. This team finished the '54-55 season with a 5-5 record. Vernon Vance, Fred Dingess and Tommy Green led the scoring with each averaging lO to l3 points a game. Paul Miller and Tommy Wooten finished out the starting five. Although it does not show on the won and lost record, the B-team was very strong, both offensively and defensively. Logan 30 49 50 30 35 40 68 47 47 78 SCORE BOARD Opp . Milton 36 Beck I ey 61 Williamson 45 Williamson 36 Man 30 Man 45 Chapmanville 32 Oceana 59 Ceredo-Kenova 45 Ceredo-Kenova 52 , .Yi Y 1 6 JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Vance, mgrg Jenkins, Robinson, Butcher, Ratcliff, Bais- den, Adkins, mgr. SECOND ROW Miller, Dingess, Woolen, Ramey, Floyd. FIRST ROW Dmgess Conn Daly Hale Marsh Lowe SECOND ROW Davls Wagner Frsher Ross Floyd Black Myers THIRD ROW Cox Perry Craddock Maynard Butcher Bradley Grover Goff S8 IUl'IlOl'l8 BASEBALL Wlth about ten regulars returmng from last years squad Head Coach Harold Cox and Putchlng Coach Lowell Sammons led the Wrldcats to another success scheduled games Wlth the advlce of thenr new prtch mg coach the hurlung staff ended the season with shnmng records ln spite of losing out at the very Fnrst an the tournament play , the Wrldcats had a very successful season ll 5 Logan SCORE BOARD Matewan Chapmanvu I le Chapmanvl l le Seth Madlson Burch Wu l llamson Man Man Matewan Madison OPP l I . . ful season with the 'Cats winning 8 out of their 'IO 22 . i - ' . . ' ll ' 2 . . ' . 3 1 . - ' . 2 ' 5 I9 l ' I2 ' ' 4 13 I ll I6 7 4 7 ' I4 John Goff watches for the sxgnal Closing the 1955 baseball season wnth a record of 8 wms and 2 defeats, the Logan mne lost to Man In the Sectional Tournament 3 2 to lose their bud for a place In the Regional Ed Grover, watha record of 3 wms and no defeats, led the pntchlng staff whuch consusted of John Goffwuth a 3 l record, Vernon Black with 2 I mfreld consusted of Hale at thnrd base, Perry at short stop, Lowe at second and Wagner at flrst The outfreld was composed of Fisher at left Conn an center and Marsh at rlght Phxlxp Marsh gets ready to bat It s a hu for Dewey Conn and Jack Dingess with a O-2 record. The Cats' I I fi.-7 Z 42? Ji J KY I , - X dverflsemenfs JY' ,, al' Q ph ---f i AJ 4 O i 25999 1 gil f 1, - ,- f Vi' l 1 , -- ,, -. 127' 3 h .1 'CY - .4? 'T v 1 Y Y 'X f Y V 1 Y Y - ,J The Boosters Club of Logan Hugh School whose purpose us to assust and encourage the Hugh School Athletuc Program wushes to take thus opportunuty to complument the student body on uts splendud co operatuon and conduct Hopung that the present hugh standard of sportsmanshup may be mauntauned at all tumes, we are Suncerely yours Ray Gore Presudent Claude Varney lst Vuce Presudent Jummy Barber 2nd Vuce Presudent Joe Eros Secretary Carl Danuel Treasurer . . I u 0 . - I 0 - 1 . . . . 0 - 0 n . u I I - . - - . . 0 1- - . - -W WN ' fag' gli- W ' nr' 846 F tl A Phon 26240 HUNTINGTON WEST VIRGINIA if? Q O 1 3X D + O I 5 I .E 1512. .S -.4 - ?. -'L Q :E T ga ...-- 1: P A 15-- is 2:2-'i - : -1 - 72 .: r - - .zfi-1. -1 '-'Z'7 'i i?1'9'-: .-5'7 . - f ii-r I-' L.. 'gif , ,LL-,.,'4-. ---1-ai, ' ,f: 7-L-lift, ' 4 4 f J ' v I l . I . I Q' our I venue - - - e 9 COMPLIMENTS OF Pepsi Cola Bottling Co Ph 1604 Lp Compl :ments of LOGAN GROCERY C0 Logon Wesf Vlrglnlc W L ROBINSON CO Whlte St Browning Bullclmg Insurance Bonding Phone 140 Logon West Vlrglmc Compllments of W CARSON BROWNING WATSON S The Store That Constantly Lowers Your Cost of Llvung Logan West VIFQIHIQ C G STEELE FURNITURE COMPANY 402 Mann Street Logon West Vnrgnnlo Phone 960 . n gon, W. Va. I . . , I . . I I I LUGAN GENERAL HOSPITAL FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS GOLD and BLUE an LUNCH LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LOGAN Next To The Hugh School Phone 482 Logan W Vo Phone 2373 Compl 'ments Compl :ments See the latest that Buuck has to offer at Brumfneld s nn Stollmgs today a of of J. E. ALDREDGE ARACOMA HOTEL REECE BROWNING We Speclallze In Hugh Quality Poultry Meats and Groceries 2I2 Dlngess St Phone 460 Compl :ments THE KOPY KAT Washington Ave Phone I22 Logan W Va KENNEY MUSIC CO Best Washes To The Graduates of 55 McCALL ENGINEERING Whlte 8- Browning Building Room 318 Logan West Vlrglnla Congratulatlons to e Graduatmg Class of 55 From LOGAN AUTO TRIM 8- GLASS SHOP Whnte 8. Brownung Bunldnng Insurance Bondung Phone I4O Logon West VITQIDIC PECK S PLUMBING SERVICE P O Box Logan West Vlrglnld JOHNSON S Men s Shop Opposute Court House Logan W Vo . . of ' ' . I - . 1 , . . . co. W. L. ROBINSON CO. Th . . - I3II ' fLffTHlf f 5851 APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Good Food Well Prepared SMOKE HOUSE Where Friends Meet Frlends Arr Condltloned Logan West Vlrglma Complnments of GUYAN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Ose Rlchey Proprietor MIlNE PONTIAC SALES INC Deskms Addmon Logan West Vurgnnla Ponuac GOEEMOTORS,lN 307 Hudgms Street Phone 290 or 349 DODGE PLYMOUTH Dodge Job Rated Trucks Logan West Vurgnnla I - I . I . Dollar for Dollar You Can't Beat A Pontiac I 0 I i I LOGAN COAL OPERATORS ASSOCIATION Compllments of MCCORMICK S Furnlture Clothing ORCHID FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occosnons Box 1466 Phone 1960 Logon West Vo LOGAN PAINT COMPANY 408 Main Street Follow The Wildcats Every Day THE LOGAN BANNER LOGAN MERCANTILE CO. A Complete Lune of Furmture Hardware and Electrucol Appl ucnces Shoes and Clothlng For The Entire Fomnly Logon 150 300 Mann St. In Phone 1755 xixq fy? Q .,,,,,6'r,f? Compliments .. A 'ii .Rf N555 i' 6 ,, '34 gwii STATE FARM INSURANCE co A. I AX gt vi? Sag Eddle P Stevens S- lp QQ ,me-.,,,., Natlonal Bank Building 2nd Floor Phone 2904 LOGAN BEVERAGE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF T955 P 0 e3'0' MENITEE DRIVE IN THEATRE Gnome' Road lt s a lot of fun to go out to the Monitor Drive ln, says a group of juniors and seniors. LOGAN AUTO ELECTRIC GREENE'S ESSO SERVICENTER Starter, generator, 8. electric motors repaired Box 884 - Phone 1365 558 Stratton Street Logan W Vo U. S. Route H9 I O O Phone LOQGFI West VG I R Q. 1 V -x. 17 - ', 45 -Fx . Q ' ., '1- vl 'L' E5 11 Q! X, 4 3,1-f Mr Q A as A of I ff l' E535, 1 iv A I - ,,.'il'.a:- 5 ',,IE :E RT.. ve: T . 'E-b, ,f' pg -V: f 'Ag Z Y' T XLE . kr' 'N ' 1 W .La 3 up a 0 . 'E 1' 4.1 ., , . exl SQ - S 7,1 JJ, - Jr. Q E4 .- QT' :EERE , fjf: 2 ':5:l'? PN I ,E 1 T - ' .q. 5 'Z L r - - 5 -5 'L A II I WEAVER NEWS AGENCY MODERN SHOE SHOP H f N I t L Read A Magazine Tonight ome O eo ' e Uggage 130 Stratton Street Logan W VG Logan W Vo Compl 11'T1eI'1l'S HARRIS FUNERAL IIIIIIE Congratulations CLARK STORES Q1GdUCll'lFlg class of 55 Furniture and Appliances TRIADELPHIA ARMATURE WORKS Floor Covering types of mme equipment Phone 776 Day Phone 2021 Night Phone 2231 Lo an W Va Man W Va IIEIIRIIII SPIIIS INDUSTRIES IIIII Chicago, Ill Manufacturers of The F :nest Class Rings Made School Jewelry, Announcements Trophies etc Official Stationers for the Class of 1955 of Logan Hugh School A W Steller Rep Princeton W Va , . . I C I of , . . to ' I Specializing in rewinding all 127 Stratton Street ' 9 , - - ' 9 I 0 a n I n . y I I ISLAND UREEK CML CIIMPANY THE MERCY ll0Sl'l'l'AL Holden, W. Va. F UIIIIPLIIIIIITS IIT IIIILIIEII IIAS UIIMPANY LIIIIAII IIAS IIIIIIPAIIY IIIAII GAS IIIIAIPAIII IIIILIIIIII WATIIII CIIIIPAAY .I.U.TIIAIIS UTILITIES HUTCHINSO N TIRE SERVICE Complete Tire Rebuilders U. S. Royal Tires 8.Tubes Buskirk Addition P. O. Box 538 Logan, W. Va. Phone 3 TERMINAL DRUG co., mc. New Bus Terminal Bldg. 41 Phone 701 Logan, W. Va ELECTRO LUX CO RPORATIO N Sales 8. Service e only cleaner you don t have to empty AUGUST AND BRAY AGENCY Insurance Since 1919 213 Mann Street Logan Compliments to the Wildcats from WEINERS ARMY and NAVY STORE We Welcome Y ou WOODROW GORDON S PUROIL STATION Tires Batteries Accessories Lubrication Washing Polishing Quick Charging Battery Service Good Luck to the Semorsl Tele Logan 465 Logan W Compl I ments JACK AND JILL SHOP Capitol Theater Building P O Box I448 Logan,W V Compl uments AIAID G PURITY BAKING CO Phone 2945 . Q . I W V Q C I . . . . . . . . . . i I I . f , . . . of of s , , .- S 0 -. 0 . ,. gh.: fn oe 'uua1-uuusu0'x'xP I O U I . LOGA IMKI GCOIlP. Summer or wlnfer Peggy McDormon and Ruth Napier go for Sunbeam West Logan Phone 3 I 03 RALEIGH Alum-f-umsc-sh GUYAN IIISTIIIBUTING S'o'5.f,lf'2fffT.'Tff,Z'.If C0 M PA N Y If If s Glass you need P Give Us G break Ose Ruchey, ropruetor cms sl Mlluunmwc. Be prepared for hospitality E iv' 'Q Q' --'J Ami Compl :ments Jack Peck at A W an Q nl pm LOGAN COCA COLA OTTLI G For the Best in Dairy Products P2309 Phone 2 Mmgs NRE MOS'l' W Va WVa The Great Name in Dairy Products Better than good it s Foremost THE NATIIINAL BANK 0F LUGAN Bank by mail Chase Money Worries Away Member F.D.I.C, and Federal Reserve System Visit Our New Banking Quarters o o of I 1 Ls: F' ,, , L 7 px P , A QI, X 1. 'EL N, X17 sq F .V i' 9? in fa it LOGAN MOT0ll IHIMPANY fl in V , rm- 'V . ,X - 1 45 lf I B ' ' U rl' - IOTYLED JNDEH AUTTOIITY OYBYNI CUCAACOLLKQHPA ' I I PARKWAY DRIVE INN CARSON S AUTO STORE If we haven t got It we II get lt for you A good place to eat Accessones Furniture Owner J E Dm ess 120 Stratton St Justice Addition 52322 2352 VG G00n,5!All APIIIII 'I' IIIIIA IIFLIIWIIII lllll' Telegraph and Delivery Service 211 Cole St Phone 113 RAINBOW GRI LL and to the Class of ,55 COLONIAL ROOM Congratulations Logan's Finest Air conditioned Charcoal and Broiling LEWIS FURNITURE CO. Logan 's Foremost Home of Hospitality and Home Furnishers Since 1908 Good Food - . 9 I Sporting Goods . . . . 9t f'aqA T0 ORK AT URPHY My name ls Betty and I have a story which I think will interest many of you. Its about my ex perience in the retaxlmg field. Belleve me, Variety Store busmess is fast movmg and interesting Each counter is a store ln itself Here at Murphys one learns retailmg from the bottom up' I started out as an extra salesglrl working every day after school When I was graduated I was fortunate to be placed m charge of a counter I never knew how really lnterestmg thls work could be lt s Just lzke havlng a shop of my own Im growlng here takmg more responsxbxllty as I go Theres stlll more room for advancement I can work myself into a pos1t1on of merchand1se buyer sectxon supervlsor or bookkeeper in the office Soon I hope to be selected to tram for the Job of Personnel Dlrectress in a large new Murphy Store All of us at Murphy s have an equal chance to better ourselves From what I can see Murphy s is tops ln training and there lsn't a store in town to beat Murphy s on Employee benefits' If youre ambxtwus to make a go' of retailing, join the Gang at Murphy s soon as you can. G C. RPHY MPA . . , - .. . . . ' n . . , . . . - 2 ' 1 . . . .,. . . , . . ... , . , . .. ..- . . . . , . . . . 1 1 can 1 . 1 -- ur ' u 11 1 O Compliments of A DIJADYASUAGGS Does that hot rod of yours need a face llfhng? L0llA AUTO PART ln Ellls Addatnon offers a wade assortment of parts accessories and trlmmmgs A5 MANSBAUH METALCAMPANY Iron and Steel Scrap Metals Monitor Junchon Phone 1071 Logan, W. Va. Whether at s past or present ll ll'JLl!,.!!rTtQ9W!E, Qilllll Y Compliments LOYAL ORDER VOG UE BEAUTY SHOP Logan or THE Moose Lodge No 514 Logan Home Bui lclers' Headquarters LOGAN PLANING MILL CO. Inc orpora ted Lumber - Millwork - Builders' Supplies Telephone 1300 Logan, W. Compliments of MORRlSON'S DRIVE-INN Two Minutes East of Downtown Logan Service and Quality our Speciality - Phone 3082 - XXX 4 .. EU' . fi U C of w. va. w. Va FII1-lIIKLIII'S IIAIIIY For the Best in Ice Cream - Milk Shak Logan and St II Phone - Logan 168 es - Sandwiches o ings, West Virginia Stol lings 2044 IIIIYAL CIIIIWII UIILI RC now at an all time L All time HIGH in taste OW nn calornes WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE NEW EAGLE RESTAURANT Logan s Most Popular Eating Place TOP QUALITY STEAKS CHOPS , SEAFOODS '--Ji, bf' if Try Our Regular Dmners and Plate Lunches Our Clucken Dmners Hut The pot 2238! S CrkWlID RY FRANK S DRY CLEANERS Cleaners of Flne Clothes Phone I427 Logan W Vo BAR NES MOTOR CO MPANY DeSoto Plymouth Holden Road Phone 580 Lo an W - n n ... I 66 7 ' 77 , '15 ,-- ng ., 'AA' r ' X 1 ff' 1,5 I 1' , H29.-Liu vfgs '5 'i.'l.:x.5 .-- 3 - -.4..:-3 -9 -at 'ci . ' i 1-I .j Al9'4r '- J g , . Va. tt t. Ie i irec Ml 'lllll 0111111101111 Peggy Flsher Pat Hensley Thelma Dlngess Betty Stone Kathern Noe and Bob Compton thunk there s nothing luke a 55 Oldsmobule from Minton Chevrolet In Stolllngs West Vlrgmla SOUTHERN LOAN COMPANY SILVER BRAND CLOTHES or Cash Loans up to S300 Arrow Shirts McGregor and Van Heusen Phone 2500 Sportswear Jarman Shoes Stetson Hats 211 Stratton St Logan W Va 117 Stratton St Logan Compllments of Co 'P me '5 EARLE QUEEN s ESSO srAnoN Accessorles and BAISDEN BROTHERS Road 5e Ce Phone 2190 West Logan W Va . . I I I I . 3 . - I Q I C . .. .. l 1 0 0 0 . . I of . . 1 Q 0 .J- IIAISIIE Ellllllll TATIO E, Shirley Balsden who had perfect attendance throughout her I2 years of school as shown with her brother Jackie an front of the Balsden Service Station at Verdunvllle Compliments G UYAN BARBEC UE Across the Bridge Hunt: ngton Compliments of FREEMAN'S SUPERETTE Peach Creek, W. Va. Compliments llll l IL L S Established 1904 Hardware, Home Furnishings Appliances - TV Phone 252 Logan, W. Va LE. of of 9 ' Rd. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 55 IIERFF J0 E C0 J B PITCOCK JR REPRESENTATIVE MATEWAN W VA - 0 P.o.1-sox 267 IIMAR MINING UCDMPANY JTFISII 81 UIIMPANY F 0 0 I. LTRY IIIER sAl.Es nwcf Cum We too like the 1955 Mercury because nt s a car of the future as well as the present says this goup of Logan Hugh school students vnsutmg YEAGER MOTORS When You Think of Fme Dairy Foods Thmk of Fairmont lmperlal Compliments of llzlllllllllll' llllllll llllllllllllll IMPERIAL IGI! CREAM Division of Fairmont Foods Logan, W. Va. Also Candy and Jobbing Supplies Stollings, West Virginia T ' xt h h ' H+ f'::'vf.,,W, D I N H A, . . Y , V X Q V . V W i ,d Q 2 it V X , 'T V I - . ,.- , i . , , Y Ari. - ' v 1 Jw V - .--, HV JA A 1 T A I- . .L ll l 1 I ll - - I I Thus emblem represents the finest In Photography QQTOG 10:4 oY llllll ART STUIIIO of photography 307 Stratton St Phone 602 Logan W Va Compliments CAPITOL THEATRE COTTAGE FLOWER SHOP Flowers of Dnstmctaon Member of Flowers Telegraph Delivery Association Phone 913 120 W Mann St Logan West Virginia Twenty Four Years In Business Compliments of SAMPSO N HOME O UTFITTERS Logan West Virginia Comgratulations To CLASS O F 1955 Guyana Staff llllll Ms S -1- 5 'L 'T Y' Q ' 5 ?, , ,,., A -'25 4, .5 . , . . ll ' ' ' ll of l . . I . . H AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS duff ,, ' ' f ,E,.x.'-' . ' U lfv- P ww mt CMM LRMMTSSQS, , WMM mia MS WM xi Zim aim' Za X D531 X M 70 Wx, . QNXSMQS . GSM' 'Amie '-1 WJ.Mx.NgHf '2AP' M :I v A A ,L 5 I J , X b A 'K-vp-fx ,Q , ff:-kwa, . A, fgn' ' YW'--4..... . 1 - x., V, A I Hg f, AH -- A'f 'C! 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