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A Y law' A ' W-S-ww H lry- N' il. K M w, wax -:Q ' W xx, , X M I fm .A-ah-. ,. pw W Wh .QM me a ' by 1 4 WM: W if W , , .iw , ' N 'N X 5 mx wx W , v W , 'N W ' MM' A I ,- . M Urn. I-'NL ,g Wrmwx ,f ww- v W Af' W 1 M' 4. 0 U F 15 :ew I I I 'Qff' Q 51 'Ubi 8' W1 A Atlructi ll g These cheerful, brightly lighted halls are contrast to old building. WWW ve doorway invites one to e h Sci I. loo 9 Table 0 Contents ADMINISTRATION Superintendents .......,, Board of Education... Principal ...,....,,...... Office Staff ,,,.....,.. Deans ..A,c ..,,., Faculty .,.,.. CLASSES .,.,... Sophomores .A juniors .... Seniors ,Y,,, , ,,.,,,Y,,,,,,,,,, , CLUBS-ACTIVITIES Organizations ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Plays ..,.Y... ......,....,,.,...c Queens ...w.. SPORTS .... Football .....,.. Basketball ..s.... Baseball ..,.s.......,........ Track ..,V...,O,s,,.,,.,..,,,,,,,v ADVERTISEMENTS .. INDEX ..,.,,.,...,,.,,,,,.,, ........ 10-23 12 12 14 15 ........24-75 U80-121 ,...s..112 ,.s...,Y,.116 112-136 124 .......129 .A.....135 137 ........148 ,.,.....167 ,. .4 X. ,Q we ,ww v :NA , x . A ,. ,X fy, MX, ,,,, , k A dw visa 'Eff x 19 'GF ,. X Q , -:Z f f ' , J , 5 9 Y M 'E uf' W x A ' , -, e1 .af - ww Y J Junior ullendunl to Miss Logan High, Judy McDonald, asks ad- viee of Mrs. Anne Maynard, dean of girls at L.H.S. Q A J Miss Kline and Steve Ralz have fun at the Senior Christmas party. Autograph party fqund Mr. J. a very busy man signing his John Henry in Guyanus. J. Hazelrigg, D. Vaughan, R. W'hite, C. Frantz, and J. Calandros surround him. 'I'I .wi :,A,.g. mi :'vff.' - A W .pf .5-.QW 'Uw- Q-1, Mr. Ernest Craddock, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Elementary Schoolsg Mr. Paul Winters Coun- ty Superintendentg and Mr. Ralph Willis, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Secondary Schools, confer in Mr. Winters' office. We wish to thank the superintendents and the Logan County Board of Educa- tion for their part in providing us with the wonderful new high school building which it has been our happy privilege to be the first to occupy. The class of 1958 is honored to be the first class to graduate from the new high school. Board members: Mr. Woodrow W. Cordon, Presidentg Mr. Claude Varney, Mr. Joe Blair. Inset: Mr. Earl Justice. Not pictured: Mr. J. French Workman. 'P 'A I2 New High School Building Mr. fs Pride cmcijoy Aifectionately known as Mn J to stu- dent body and teachers, Principal Charles Wesley ,Iuergensmeyer has been Logan High School's chief executive for four years. He steered us through the big move from the old high school to the new building with a minimum of fuss and Hurry. Under his guidance, citizen- ship and scholarship both' have im- proved this year and daily we see new improvements brought about by his planningp We wish him continued suc- cess in his work. dll- Ill ll! Ill, 1 i,.x, W., ,.,,.Xx f , On nice days, students take long way round to assembly ut fieldhouse. WM' JWT, it W Logan High School. says Mrs. Browning. ,naw Betty Burgess writes at receipt. K, E ciency and Courtesy Keynote of Office Staff 'Tuouhl takc thrcc pages, not three lines. to tell of all the things these com- pctqnt gals do to make the husiness matters of thc school run smoothly. Mrs. Browning hanclles all of Mr. ,Vs corrcsponelencc, takes care of tran- scripts, makes up payrolls and various reports. Mrs. Burgess is the hookkecper and financial secretary, handling many different school and cluh accounts in a capable manner. M X rr' pun-ww M. ,,.hnn Nusa ali , H me-M t Extra right llunds fm Mrs. Browning are Frances Stevens and ,Iuanila Mullins. Nvc proudly present the handsomest pair of deans in W'est Virginia: Mr. William von Pechy, Dean of Boys, and Mrs. Anne Maynard, Dean of Girls. V-f D c!'b W 'M' eims are stu ents es! friends, severest critics. Anne H. Maynard, who is dean of girls and guidance director, is a busy person. Her duties include testing students, writ- ing college recommendations, procuring jobs for seniors, and dealing with per- sonality problems. Last fall she attended the conference of the W. Va. Associa- tion for Supervision and Curriculum Development. She is a member of the National Association of Deans of Women and the W. Va. Guidance Association, of which she is a past president. William von Pechy, dean of boys, has done an outstanding job this year, get- ting things organized in a new building. He has been here, there, and every- where, dealing with disciplinary prob- lems, giving academic guidance and counseling, encouraging disheartened boys to stay in school and take advan- tage of their educational opportunities, conferring with parents about problems, and taking a hand in many outside ac- tivities. 3 1 ru., . f Q Aultz Barber Bell Bland JAMES M. AULTZ ,4.B.-MA. Marshall College linglisll-ljieralure MARY E. BARBER .4.B. llblrshall College lleullll-Plxysieul Eduvution lfirsl Semester Sponsor- Clleerlezlders Pep Club JOAN BELL .4.B. llwest Virginia University Typing-Business Nlutllenmlivs ICVELYN JANE BLAND .1.B.-M..-1. University of Kentucky Library-Columlriu University Libralriun VICKI RAE BLEVINS Marshall College Hezlltll-Plnysical Edgxrution Co-Sponsor--Topsy Turvy Sevond Semester Sponsor- Pep Club-Cheerleaders-Majorelles DENNY I.. BODNAR ILS. Davis and Elkins College Shorthand. General Business Sponsor-National Honor Soviely C0-Sponsor-Hi-Y ROBERT E. BROWN T. and I. Certifirate Muvhine Shop JOHN B. C.ll.DW'lil.l. B.B.A. Marshall College General Business Business Mutllenlatics Faculty enjoys new cujnteriu, lounge, fel house, ,Q of Blevins Budnzlr Brown Caldwell Cliff Coda Colvin Currie 'I'I-IOMAS M. CLIFF ILB..-1. Marshall College General Business-Business I MARY JANE CODA AJI. Marshall College Social Studies FLORENA C. COLVIN AJI. University of Kenturky linglislu-literature Sponsor--Tri-I'Ii-Y-W'ildvuls Safety Council THOMAS E. CURRIE A.B. Kentucky Wesleyan Iinglisll-ljteralure AIW on the Air WILLIAM EILAND A.B. West Virginia University W'orld History. World Geography Co-Sponsor-Guyana Business Stall' VITO T. ESPOSITO .4.B. San Diego State College Business MHlllClllillll'S JEAN FORD FEIIRELL 4.3. Marshall College English-Literature Sponsor-Pzu'e-sellers HITCH G. FORTNEY T. anal l.-Fairmont Stall' Combination Welding: but students are students even in ez new school --95' liilancl Esposito Farrell Fortney ..--n Faculty adds generous helpings of cafeteria conversation to food. RUBY GHIZ CHARLES ll. HARRIS .4.lf. Marshall College A.H. Concord College 'Allin'-EnHliSll M.A. West Virginia University Sponsor-Latin Club English-Journalism Sponsor-Quill and Scroll, Here's How, qjlgp A. QLENN Speech Activities AJR. Wes! Virginia University :xlllPl'll'illl History HELEN B, HARVEY A.B. Roanoke College M.A. University of Kentuvky Social Studies Co-Sponsor-Prayer Club Teachers patronize acuity comer in cajeteriag V 2-fl' -ll I 'f Q-L V x' I I Ghiz Glenn Harris Harvey l 8 Conrll and Mrs. CARL HOLLAND ILS. lfunenrfl College Amerivun History PATRICIA XVARD HOLLAND ILS. lfonrorfl College Shorthand-General Business Will is make u handsome eouple und are we I good teachers, tool MARY HLAND HURST ,4.B. University of Kenturlfy M.A. Columbia University Amerivan History STELLA MARIE JONES A.B. Marshall College M.Efl. Duke University Biology Co-Sponsor-I .T.A. play bull on unnuul outing ut Sp01'ts1nen's Club j I va f YA S C. Holluml P. Holland Hurst jones 'I9 lll'I'l.ll'IIHllll u r Kline- 'l'lllCl.NI.K ,ll'liRHl'1NSVll'1Yl'1li Llf. Transylrania l.ullv,2v H..-I. I llil'l'l'Sify of lfl'llllIl'kj' I'1Y'l'lll'll. Muxiv. llrunmliv- Speulsnr--'l'lu-spinna. l'lI'l'Ill'll lllull lCl l'll li. KLINH ILS.-'ll.AI. ll vxl Virginia llnirvrsity lillglipll-l.il1'raulurl- lla-ml Sl'lll0I' Sponsor J k'VlIiS1L.I.II,I.l -Llf. Clenrillv Stale l.'ulle,2v 11.5. libs! Virginia l'nirvrsily llnnklu-4-pillg lialskvlllalll. 'l'rau'k 1l0-SP0llNlll'-v2ll'NllQ lllulv I'.Vl'Iil11Ik YI KNYON .-LU. fllvnrillv Stat? lfnllvge' HPilllll-I,llfrl1'ill limluvaulion SQ-rnml Nc-lun-Nlvl' ipoll-or-VC. X. K. Lilly Ylnnnnn FR SNK M1-Il Kllli LII. Uhin lfnirvrsity ll..-1. l nirvrsily of Kvnlna-lfy lQf'lll'l'2ll llllsillew- MARX ,IU Ylvll0N KI.Il .-LH. ll Psi Virginia l nirvrsity Spanish-hm-rie-an Hi-lm-p CKRI. M1iI'Il,l RlC5ll Was. H.-lfapilul lfullvgv nf Husir lllNlY'llllll'lllill Music- llir:-vlnr nl' llamll KIURA VlXRG.KRl'1'l' fVllI.Nli -LII.-'I.'l'f. .Warsimll ffnllvgv hlunwf-il ,xlQL1'lH'il. llll'l,20lI0llll'll'Q Snlial Gvunn-try Spun-nr-,I.l'1.T.5. Faculty active in civic cz czirs, czmib IW, A X 'F' M5 Nfl , i W gi l 1 gi ' -., 1 -cf- l cii i il i a lx X' V V ,.,Ai i i Q A YYBN M1'Dzule fVle-llunulal fVlc'l'1lfrn-all Ylilnv Nu pi er Pozegzl MXRIUN U. N kI'll'IR .LIL-M..-I. 'Marshall College Typing llc-:ul Junior SINIIINUI ,IUHN I'0Zl'IG.k ILS.-M.S. Iles! Virginia l'nirersity Heullll-l'llysi1-all l'ldm'alion SHIRIJCY Rlilill ILS. Com-orfl College Shorllmncl 1In-Sponsor-Keymlm lll'Il'lAH M. RICHARDS ILS. Western Mirlzigan ljallegu- M..-I. Vnirersily of Mirhigan lhlsinom English .hnerirun Govormne-nl vin Richards 'l'.Xl.fVl.K l'. ROBERTSON .4.ll. Com-oral College Biology 1Io-Sponsor-F.T.A. ll0R.H1l'l K. SAMMONS li..-I. Marshall College XYor-ld Geography I.UWIil,I. l,. SXMMONS .4.lf.-MJ. Marshall College World History Co-Spun-or-Varsity Club Jonx E. SMITH .4.li. Marshall College Biology Sponsor-Key Club 2 s gm' ening, music, outside jobs, Army Reserves ls Q qs-C X . Q' fy? Robertson H. Summon: I.. Sammons Smilh lg J , 5 t , his I if fi 4 - :tj-fi -fr 1 V if ,ff I' ' 14 EE Q , :ffl 5- ' . . -4 .JV K, Y K Q, an ,N N 5 A M Q -... janv! T Stinebiser Stallings Thomas Walls LESTER H. STINEBISER GLADYS WAUCH A.B. Salem College A.B. West Virginia University Typing Substitute C0-Sponsor-Hi-Y FREDDIE LEE WHITE EVERETT STULLINCS B.S. Marshall College A.B. Marshall College General Business-Business Mathematics M.A. University of Kentucky Sponsor-Student Council Chemistry-Physics Cn-Sponsor-Guyana Business Staff ELIZABETH H. THOMAS MARY BETH WHITE A.B. Marshall College A.B. Marshall College English-Literature Home Economics Co-Sponsor--Prayer Club Sponsor-F.H.A. Co-Sponsor-Topsy Turvy JEAN WALLS A.B. Marshall College ELIZABETH WILLIS American History A.B. Salem College First Semester Sponsor-G.A.A. Business English Fczculgf recreations iuclucle fishing expeditions. A 5 ,. 4 Pi f M ---1' 3 A 'Sm Waugh F. While M. White E. Willis 22 Q, rv L, Q , Y Ji tarrx . 04 'D -- : ' T N P T. W'illis Yvoolfitl Workman Zeto TODD W'll.LlS , ' .-LB. Salem College j Plane Geometry-Physical Edlll'illl0ll if ? , Y Football Coach A A uk Co-Sponsor-Varsity Club W e KATHARINE F. wo0LFlTT r - X 5 B.S. Eastern Michigan College 3 ,A j M.A. Marshall College .hh .Y 55, ,. 'gd gtgwk Arn rf '- 'XX' 7'- XM ' Sponsor-Guyana Product ion Stall' Zivvalrelli More recreation: reports, cumuleztives, registers ! N RUBY V. WORKMAN A.B. Marshall College English-Literature Sponsor--lntervlub Counvil CARLA ZETO ILS. Concord College Biology Co-Sponsor-Keyelles LOUIS A. ZICCARELLI B.A. Fairmont College M.A. West Virginia University Literature Health-Physical Eduvation Assistant Football Coavh junior Varsity Basketball Couvh Baseball Coach Director of Intramurals Co-Sponsor-Varsity Club The Brothers Summons, purveyors of World History und World Geography to us small fry. 23 ,,,A,,, ..g.T,,W.,.W M, .. ., M W W .. wx, Y. .. A , 1. iyxlhimi '1t, .....,..............................i.,.,,, , AL,ML , 1 V K 1 AA Q A A , A i -W INQL . 7 ' - ,, Q .41 ' ' 1' 4 Nfl. L . ' lll4'k llalilvv, Lnrrv Elkins., ,Io Ann Yvallls, Frvd Casio, Slll'l'l'0lllilllllhilllgllillldl'.ill'lllill'hllll1ll',E0l'I Senior an UH er rn the mlr'h. BRAND NEW SCHOOL BUILT ON DELIGHTFUL T0 ALL CLASSES: X .....-.4--runner! W X f K g CATS if 1 ,df Q -ily Here l'0lll0 junior ollivm-rs: David Vaughn, ,Ilhly B1-vkvtl, Ronald and Donulml Taylor. Putty john-on. and H4-nry Gmur ..-.-- --,- Iii . :S I Q 1 Q 5 ? I ' i I S 1311? Sf E! HQ-igh-ho! say Lzlrrv Hwrdvsly. Grave t:llil'il'0 'l'ommv fiuwli Sandy Rumbuugll, Pnl v Knoll amd Muck Luzlr oilucr of the Sophomore Class. MIDELBURG ISLAND CAMPUS SOPHOMORE, DIUNIOR, SENIOR. 25 S r draw i 2 K I s -gs - em. s E 5 5 8 E Z Q 1 9 1 i 1 Advancing are Sophomore officers: Larry Hardesty, Sergeant at Arms: Grace Chirico, Secretaryg Tommy Giusti, Presidentg Sandra Rumbaugh, Vice-Presirlentg Patsy Knott, Ilistoriang Mack Lazar, Treasurer. Soploomores boast of budding nntnml scientist First thing the Sophomore Class did was to select the line set of ofhcers pictured above. Later in the year they presented as their class play that funny comedy, All in the Family, which was very well received. One member of the class dis- tinguished himself by making a large model of the cross-section of a frog and a big chart showing similarities between man and frog. This student is William Bolt, who took his model to Huntington where he exhibited it at the Marshall College Science Fair. Exhibit made and shown at Marshall College Science Fair by William Bolt. Delores Abbott, Donna Abbott, Adie Mae Adams, Mary Sue Adams, Andra Adkins, lletltu Adkins. Chee Chee Adkins, Elva Gay Adkins, Erma Adkins, lva Adkins, Jerry Adkins, ,lo Ann Adkins. Sandra Adkins, Susan Adkins, Virginia Ad- kins, Arthur Akers. Glenna Aldridge, Patty Aleshire. ,lo Ann Alexander, Roger Avis, Kay Bailey, lletty llaisden, javk Baisden, John Baisden. Joyce Baisden. Surah Baker, George Bald- win, Ralph Baldwin, Alice Susie Ball, Belva Bull. Randall llall, Sandra Hall, Noah Barker. Larry Barrett, Phyllis Bartram, ,lean Basham. Lanlha Beatty, Keith Bevkett, Judy Belcher, Fred Bell, Hersrhell Berry, Myrna Bias. Betty Bills, Beth Bivens, Marylin Black, Howard Blake, Barbara Blair, Lowell Blank- enship. 'QT .- - 2 if . A ,av ' I qi, . y we 4, in-L N ,aff , N R f . is s if ' A . . . ' 'S ' ' m ,Mg 3 S ,U , .. . ,J . K .. W 1 . h 3 b R hm t x li if ' , g 9 . . Q P ,Q i ,Q K Q -tkr , , x. Q . . A 'K W -5, 5 . Q 5 N 276 X A 'f A 'M ix , A .. . , 5 .Ny ax ff 'QE f' -fr. S Q. 5 1 M L' ,xi I 'A 3 V- . 9 N. ,xy A A ft fif I A A if ,.i'C' ' , 'X ' A Y! Q A Y . H 4 . .-f , L Ni In X alll: , -. .E as 1' g , -4 ,Q - .f :- up . . X i Q l A4 is -+ ... Q ' e , 1' f Q ' Q A '. 5 A gs j we 1 y ki K A . a V . Q5 A s SOPHOM ORES largest class in L. H. S. history. 27 SWS , '43 2 'ig V 'O .QQG Q i 2' A? Q fa. 'x 'Vt x vw I! 4 R 5 Q an i 2- f , i s e , - . ' M fi E fd! ,L V :Q EI lic' ,f ' i' , V? 5 ' 4 jf' , A ' Q 9 e ri 71' i ,- , Q ' 5,1 1 ii .QV -7 Q k. an is 1. W 11 W I . Q. 6 l KH . l, 2 33 f ,P 'TL in-A A 4 ' h .. 1 Mary Blankenship, Geraldine Blevins, Karen Blevins, l.inda Blevins. Sue Blevins, john Bodnar. Earl Boggs, Sarah Boggs, XYilliam Boll. Linda Borders. Ruby Bowen. Mary Bradley. Boh Bradshaw, Franrea Bragg. Ce-vilia Brew- er. .Xie-Ia Brewster. Bohhy Bridges. liill Brooks. Glen Brown, Bill Browning. Donna Brown- ing, Doris Browning. john Browning. Linda Browning. Ruth Browning, Wallace Browning. Gwinn- dale Bryant, Lorena Bryant, Margaret Bnrks. Belly Cagigas. Karen Ifamiria. janet Campbell. lloug Carey, Edward Carey. James Carlisle. Linda finrper. Larry Carroll. Carol Carter. Charles lfarler. Charlie ,lov Carver. Reginald Carver. Judith liaslle. Lark Iiilllllill. Rose Caudill. Bosalene llhallin. Peggy Chalin. Karen Sue llluunber-. Grave Chirivo. Dazed SOPHOMORES, exploring new building, 28 Lee Ann Chrisliun, Sylvia Christian, Alive Churillu, Margaret Clark, Ronda Clay, Roy Lee Clay. Phyllis Coffey, Mildred Cole, Linda Collins, Myrinv Collins. 'Yum-ie Collins, Ronald Col- lins. Fred Coluurd. Lindam Compton, Delores Jean Conley. lflln Mau- Conley. Virgil Conley, Maxine- lfollln-rams Linden Cooke. Larry Cooper, Ronnie Cooper, lfrnnk Cornwell. Lowell Cosby, James Cox. Iilmu llruddovk, Leoru Cruddovk. Richard llruddm-k, Helena Crum, Tom Crum. Belly Curry. Mury Ann Curry, Tommy Curry, Delores Dxuneron, liuhl Daunron, Charles David, Dc-lnm Davis. Donald Davis, Donna Danis, Kay Davis, ,lainie DQ-nn. .inn Dedirk. Illlllilllilh Dv Folnio. Douglas D1-lnpsvy. ,le-we-ll Dempsey, Ulm-nuel llflll. l5an'lmru De Will. .Klum ,Ie-un Ilillu. Donna Ding:-ss. 4 ip z f ' Ei ,HIM cw- gif gf-K 5 . K .. VL M 1 A .V X ai J Q vb ri' . f Sf Eg A il 3? f 1 S g 'f ' 5 Q ,U f. Q 'f ' - 3 .QR h, L ff Sk fmt-ze D 4, , Q ' -X r i In my Y Q N Y ex ,h if ., . N ,Q .iw K... if i ea s xt, ' . L Q 5 ' I X Je f I 'A -QL I' x, , . if K N r Q . -' Q film' exciting new experiences await them there. in 1 i f ' ' Freda Dingess. Rhoda Dingess, Ceeil Doliu, ' li Frank Doloek. Mary Donahoe, Barbara Dot- ' 4 Q 6 .jgmr 1 ' S son. 1 ' ee-1 W 'fi ,: , , ' V Martha Douglas, Bruee Drenner.. Judith El- ' ' kins, Larry Ellis, Sidney Ellis, Deloris Elo- ' ' ' W L . vil'l1. n l V L 1 i F 5 fa Q f rg. M y i v P A sf .Q Rosa Evans, Don Farley, Erma jean Farley. ' ' ' ' Frank Farley, Larry Farmer. ,lack Fenner. ' 4 H ' ' ag 1 X Q m A ei Mary Fenny.. Katie Ferguson, Mary Fergu- 2 F son. Nam Fer uson. Prisvilla Fer uson, A Y . Clara Ferrell. -.lr K 9 ' f 1- F ' -- f M Ruby Ferrell, Cllilrlfi Fa.-ms, v.-rd.-lla Fill- P Xe K W Y gay' inger, ,lim Fleenor. Dorm-ie Flemming, Jetta ' ' . 2 ' A Flemming. 3 'L if Q' - ii an N- K Earnest Flennuings, Alice Fletcher. ,Ioyee . vi Y , if H, ' f Floyd, Carol Foster. Jimmy Foster, Ronnie X ' I ' Fowler. 1 , ? A Cs , 5 'Q 'V Peg. y Fralev Ronnie Frazier Xulherme Frye Barbarl Frye loreltu Frye llelu Gabbard . la Eff. Cheerleaders work lo arouse the lighting spirit of the Yvildeals al a noon pep rally. Unsuspectea' skills cmd talents are developed as Q A Charles Callemore, Janet Gallion, Doris Gardner, W'ilma George. Donna Gibson, Myra Gilbert. Fred Cillam, Margie Cillman, Maxine Gill- n1an,'Reuben Gillman, Tommy Giusti, Eu- gene Gonzales. Velma Coodson, Betty Gore, Judy Core, David Gostovieh, ,lo Ann Craver, David Gray. XVillis Grilhn, john Grover, Linda Gullett, Barbara Hager, Mary I-lagy, Julia Hainor. Judy Hale. Linda Hale. Roland Hale, Carol Sue Hall, Gloria Hull. jimmy Hannah. Rosella Hanners, Larry Hardesty, Carol Hur- less, Kathryn Ilarrison, Ronald Harrison, Donald .Harvey Judy Hatfield, Mary Hatfield, Fred Hatton, Paul l,uvky Hefner, Ronald Henderson, Lois Hensley. Sandra Highley, Ruth Hill, Sharon Hill, Patsy lllllflllllllll, Carl Hobbs, Mike Hofstet- lPl'. X X N, in .iii - 5 ' A 'X i if: , ieee Q 5, , f if 1 M . 5 3' te N ii Q5 , 4 Q We 8 ,S ,. i K, 5 iw 'ax' J if ,. M , Y K i. - K , 9 7 ,ri 5 ' vt ggi iq is Q i ix . It it is Q vm M f- 5 . f fi? i Q? , . if . ,.,,..' K b Q 1 Lv L LQ k K Q B B t 3. M D A A I R if Q 3' Y at 5 ' to ,, ' 1 all SOPHOMORES enjoy sock loops, snake dances. 31 Q h , I K . gy E , . t Q r W' a 'mi K' O , f f 'ff' 'iw V . +f' Q vi 3 7? lf' fa , A f ' -. 'H . Q 2 I ' xy - Q. fr. I ki be xx Q ,, .Q f V h A ,gf ba - , .Q 1 ' iii 'X 13+ I F 'C ...A fi l C ' if no LA hh W9 -3- ii ,C fs if 'ii A ' f W C f Fatah. Louella Hoosier, Molly Horne. Clara Hurst, Paul Hutchinson, Tony Hylton, Herbie Ivan- oviell. Rita ,lo jeffrey, Ruth ,Io ,lf-ll'rey, Lorraine Jenelos, Wilma Jewell, Danny johnson. Glenda Johnson. Joyce johnson, Robert johnson, Margaret jordan, Danny Justire, Barbara Kazee, Lun- dy Kazee. Randall Keaton. Carolyn Kelly, llouglaa Kelly, Arlene King, Lillian Kiser, ,loyve Lan- raster. Phyllis Lanvaster, Tommy Lawson, Mar Lazar, Don Leaks. Franklin Leaks, Robert Lesher. Sante Lilreratore, Polly Loggins, Sammy Lopez, Sue Loveless. Palric-ia Lutz, Douglas Mareum. Euniee Mareum, Juanita Marcum, Roger Marvum, lola Marlin, Donna Maltivs, llar- bara Maynard. ' Sharlene Maynard, Charles Mays, Ida Ml'- Cloud, Marie MvCloud, Naaman M1'Cloud. Thomas MeComas. SOPHOM URES discover teachers are riemlbf fa- Q . X 3 Gary McCoy, Brenda McDonie, Virginia Mc- - Q H. LL , . Glothlin, Danny McGraw, Angelia McKinney, A Y sk ' Carol Mcl.emore. ' ll Fl V sais X ,fi L! . , as , 9' , L - 53 Janice McNeely, Zelda Meade, Beulah Mea- 9 , ' Q , dows, Carol Meadows, Barney Merritt, +A . f '-:'W'- X' ' George Messer. at ' H, 'L ., X 'M -A A 2 z Lt 4 hm M l .ss ir 1 u I K L Q, I ,. 3 'vu ' Nikki Michero, Mason Muller, Claudia Mary Q: A f 4.1 L ,K , 5 Mills, Henry Mills, Kathryn Mills, Robert A qu X 'R' ., ' Miner. YG i--, j L ,, W w K U lx Y L i A if l I is il jerry Minton, Linda Mitchell, joe Montgom- i f'- t b N VF f Q' ery, Rochelle Mooney, Daris Moore, ,limmy Y' f' ' Q 3 5 wa' , Moore. A, ut, F I 3 qi , , .4 elf, f 5 Q , , 'S - , Q, Nnanunn Morehouse, Lucille Mounts, ,Iohn ' E if g' A ' 5, , Mowery, Brenda Mullins, Brenda Lou Mul- L- L i - E S K , lins. Doris Mullins. -. ' L L e Y -i -.X Garnet Mullins, Hellene Mullins, Pat Mul- i Q L J ' - in , G A lins, Ruth Mullins, Thomas Muncy, Guy Nfl' iss A 'E , 'J f K W' Neuce. I A X 5 X N . L i ' X' 1 L is . Q 'Q ,Iunet Neace, Billy ,Io Necessary, Wanda i' L' K L '15 Cx sl New, Charles Newsome, Joyce Newsome, Au- 'fb ii NJ' ' l - drey Noe. During a Saturday road block students eagerly collect money for March of Dimes. Fel ow students are co-0 emtive, laeqaful people. 33 x 'D . .-1, I li '95 in Q 't e 1 gg, ' K Q ., G uf We .P m 9 Q f li P5 ,gi .,l if V viii ,,AA 4 xx my-ir r 5 V 'P 1 5, Q ? K yd ' -rg. a 0 D ,E 52 ' ,Q Q fy S s - 1 H' f i K f Ln . Earnestine Nunley, Linda Ogden, Martin Ojeda, Freda Oliver, Peggy Parsley, Margaret Parsons. George Partain, Barbara Patrick, Sam Paul. Anna M219 Perry. Ruth Perry, Marie Pettrey. Linda Peyton. Sandra Pizzino, Hilda Porter. Pal Porter, Gayle Porterlield, Donald Potts. David Propst. Erma Puckett, Janet Queen, Kay Queen, Mary Frances Rainwater, Glenna Ramey. Mary Rainey, Donetta Rebar, Linda Rebar. Peggy Reed, Bernice Reynolds, Brenda Rey- nolds. Glenna Richards, Frances Richardson, Paul Richardson, Jimmy Richmond, Norma Rich- mond, Andrey Riffe. Barbara Riggs, Ronnie Roberts, Johnny Robson, Sandra Rumbangli, Columbia Run- yon, George Runyon. On Halloween unsellishness is shown as students take part in Share Our Surplus Drive. Clubs give SOPHOMORES tough initiation, Tommy Rnnyon, jimmy Sabo, Phyllis Sal- thief' 6 ' ' ' Q ' f' mons, Sharon Sanders, Thelma Saunders, J N t ' ,F Lorraine Sayer. t A K Q V if: 5 . . 2 'Q - if N ' jerry St-aggs, Carol Srali, Gwenda Scott, A - . A, 'fi W- 1- - I . . . . V V - - 4- ' ' - K A 9 2' X .mda Seott, Jann-e Seakelly, ,loyee Sellards. T-7 ' V,-' I Lili ,W S Q r 33? ' :A Delores Senator, Charles Sennett, Roger . A Q' N, K if -N A Q Sennett, lloris Sexton, Rainelle Shaheen. 1 7' SY- 'Q lda Mae Shedd. ' s th 5 , A 1 h 1 Melvin Simmons, Bonnie Simpkins, David ' ' qt - Q ' - wa W 1 Q ,. V 'X 'L i ri Q f ' n K Singleton, Dana Skeens, Laynel Skeens, . ' -'A ,ir ef. Y .f Li: ., f Doug Smith. S-15 Q 5 ' Emma Smith, Randall Smith, Donna South- .Q 9 5-Q, 'H Q Q 4 J ers, Goldie Spence. Virginian Sperry, Joann .,, eg A' 95 I ' A A Spinner. 3 -H Y 1 . 'ii I LL ' lk -2 5 S tix 1 ,Q ' Q Arvil Spry, Elaine Stafford, Ivan Stafford, wif- '27 gf' X Danny Steele, Donnie Steele, Donald Steele. Q, f 1 fi tv 1 A tj v , 1 ,Ioan Steele, Nancy Steele, Edith Stivers, -it -Q, 1' A P: Q Lf..3i Flora Mae Stollings, Anita Stone, Harold f,- f ggi: Q Q' , Stone. ' 1 Q A . ,A 'ff' Wei . - IF f 4 lilise Straughan, Sue Sturgill, Herman 'Q i. x -N, L f N. ' qt 0 , , , . ' eu.. - , 1 - Suarez, lhll Swango, Bob Tabor, Jerry I QQ Q -Q V ' tg Tabor. 1 A . i i -L-ffm l N gk - A , l but the spirited class slaows ability to take it. 35 sg f -sy P' L , ' e W -fa E2 A e I 5 e 1 'I 5 2 '31 if Y it if 3, xi .1 I f ' ' 5 -r. V 'I . 'ax f r Q A 6' . , - ' - 'Nl ISE 5 1 C Q G v .X , ' ii, I A 'Q Q . . f l L 0' he -Q 'B , LW- f Q '41 f ' no ., f W kr A K ' ,Indy 'l'ahor. lie-Hy Taylor, Iiill Taylor. Laura lh-II Taylor, Sammy Taylor, Tony Taylor. lihrialine 'I'harlu-r, I,ilN'I'0lll'1'A 'l'llil1'kI'l', Mu- linda Thompson, Ann Tonlhlin, Tommy Tolnhlin. Cujuan Topping. Lorena Topping, Irene Toth. Geraldine Tol- len, Lana Trail, Gene Ray Trent, Brenda Turner l-'red Turner, Donna vlllll'0, lrene Vance, Sandra Vanre, Rose Vargza, ,Iohn Varney. Rose Marie Varney, Lillian Yvaggoner, john- ny VC'alker. Sue Ann Walls. Palriria W'ard. Carolyn YVatts. Glenda Walls. ,Iinuny Wk-aver, Alma Wellll, Charlotte W1-bb, janet Webb, Johnny Yvebh. Sharon wrfllll, llc-My Sue White, Dorothy While, Linda While, Lois NVhite, Lula Wluile. Marshall While, Patsy While, Ralph W'hile, Karen W'iggens, Barbara Wilkes, Ann W'il- liams. Logan Wildcats will eng remember class of 1960 36 Camry W'ilNun, IN-Iorvs Xxhlfv. lgfillll wvlllil ,lolln YYUUJ. Carol Xxhrklnaun, llalvial Wvork- M lllilll. Sylvia xxvUl'klllilIl. llurulyn York, Sully Young, Uvllny Zulmr1m'alu-3. lid Zinn. s -.. ' 'ox , ' x ' f.,, l 5 fam 'k In 1 X Q Y 'av I in!-L-, X T' I I 'Tir WN. BUIIilld-lllf'-Sl'0l'H'S glimpsv of Tllospians pro- pzlring lo present thvir llhrislnms pugvalnl. HPZlIlillfl llllllll' :lflvr an rough day all svhool bus full of vim, vigor. and nivv kids. as our own special SOPHOMORE spumiks. J. I In Memory of Mr. C. M. Otey M.Ed. Duke University Teacher of Business Mathematics who died April 5, 1958 Logan Memorial Field House Dedicated to the Youth of Logan County. 38 s J Viviun Hurtnmn. Phyllis YYilli: llll sun and Ruby Perry Mvrv prize--winnvrs in Ihr Safely Push-r Contest. rize wimzers in sakty and science contests. X XM A Mir, Eff-fs W'?ffM ,.4CF 'l'ln-ir 1ll'llMill2S won lmnors ul XY:-sl Virginian Wild l luw1'r Day in Morgamlnwn. Front row: Rulry Forre- fMra. Ruln-rlsun's rlussl. Janis Crzuldovk Clvloj. Doug K4-lly Qjonvsj. ,lam-I Cullgion f,l0n0sQ. Hack run Marlin Ujmlu cslllilllb, Rnln-rt Tabor QZ1-Inj. 39 K 1 3 2 A 1 Q L- if , i Q Q 5 fi nn i E 1 , c 5 .... t 5 s 1 W The Junior Class is represented by: D. Vaughn, Historiang J. Beckett, Treasurerg R. Taylor, President D. Taylor, Vice-Presidentg P. Johnson, Secretaryg H. Graver, Sgt. at Arms. Honor roll lists monopolizecl by JUNIUR Class. This year's Junior Class has proudly and skillfully accepted its new responsibili- ties at L.H.S. Their president and vice- president, Ron and Don Taylor, have the distinction of being the only twin officers in the school. The class has proven its ability by participating in many activities including a homecoming float, a very successful class play, and presenting the Junior-Senior Prom. Scholastically the Junior Class leads the school, its members appearing more frequently on the honor roll than those of any other class. The juniors are look- ing forward to being the leaders of the school next year as well as leading citi- zens of tomorrow. , t Fw 'ff ' 'f7?fr. uv- Ii , .I ww . .gas if: Juniors mournfully prepare to bury Oceana at the Home- coming game. 'Q Nora Ann Abbou . . .J 'Q 3 Murcellu Adkins Rose Marie Atkinson Linda Bell Glen Illl Boggs sly Judy Acord Aan as X. Midgie Adkins 'R Betty Avis ii! bi i X Bobby Berry Donna Borders Joyce Adams X? K w X Millard Adkins S ., Q, X WF i s V' 'Ei ,AQ Jimmy Bailey 'JR- '23 ss: A Carol Sue Binion Jewell Bowen .. -I2 9 Mavis Adams AQ H sv Ronnie Albright ,lollnna Barto ji , 1 Y Q r K ' Gene Blackburn Janice Boyd r -E 1 'Q 1 B' .e l 2 5' we Rodger Gerald Adams Adkins Zella Mary Aldridge Aleman , if 4 is' ,,. If y A y wh 5 Judy Franklin Beckett Belcher in ue F: x , -.uf ii? Yvonne Frankie Blair Blevins . 1-,jg i Ltlh Brenda Linda Bradley Bradley Linda Adkins . f -2: W Larry Ascough ,pu . X S X VU' .fi - Ei i Billy Bell we K Connie Boggs 3? Q Joanna Branham .IUNIORS live it up in new Logan High School 41 B ,, ry, xr W B to ffi fa Dorothy Harold Brown Brown L5 , W if , B 4, 'is 'gk , ' rf' :I L , V, .:' 5 Thelma Tracy Browning Browning f- u- gA4. Q5 if ff B I. iii B at Sarah ,loe Calloway Caperton , l na. .A I Mary Ronnie CI' .lins Chafin Q QQ r -r 3' i t . VQ A L g 1-aw J I U Scott Douglas Conley Cook if 3 f .g 1 Q C iii? my . I J B Bonnie Cliffaleen Deanna Don Browning Browning Browning Browning f C -it C - T S Kiv V KA .. as V ' H B 4- B i eeor 4 J , Rosie Theora Ethel James Bryant Bryant Burchett Burns B Q cu- '1- A , , K N L Donna janet Jewell Nickie Carey Carey Carter Castelli f A ' , 4' . ,tp A -Q ,,, . , xi 'W ' ff, ' N ,J x no If K any Ar Rosa Lee Patsy Grace French -Chambers Childers Chirico Clendenin .,.. it 'ff ,. ' l Sk: i in -A 'af-r, '.,. Larry Mildred Carol Paul Cook Cook Cornette Coulson Iris Browning 'Q s f Carolyn Caldwell 5,1 --. ll Edward Chalin it ev Linda Conley Qu. D 91:-fi B? Billy Cox Happy audiences laugh it up at J UNI OR play 42 D Kathryn Patsy Craddoek Craddoek Millard Kay Curry Curtis ,g X Citi. ' , , if Bill Sarah Davis Davis 4 L Q - ' Y . Ronald Anna Easley Easterling '9 'Q- David Linda Ellis Ellis I if , R 'lei if 1 Tommy Crawford N t X x 'yy gs M if-ar .. 65 :ff we ,Q Bobby Cyrus Catherine Dean ,lack Easterling KN I. , ix ee E k Thomas English 5 'R f W is I David Curry we Q, ,. if . i , X ' iii X ,td, he D Joann Delbert Theresa Cross Crum Culkar - m .,b g W xx ,.: . . . Pauline Gary Ora Lou Dalton Damron Damron 5 , ,if E ai' D Donald Louise Ann Dean Dempsey Dillion . 'f' ' by J .E 5 -9.5 iw? Sally Reva Bonnie Eggers Elam Elkins .Q 3 Q i I SQ. u. A Barbara Jackie Betty Erlewine Esrep Evans cz belhf-bursting farce, Seve 43 nteen ls Te Alice D. Davis 2 Deloris Dingess Pat Elkins D :Q so 'ar ff-.3 ' L up Loretta Eva ns Wi 0 X CFL. A fgfmf Lloyd Dorothy Charles Farley -Farris Ferrell wr- ' ' we - - -' , we Q - W 7' v .,,. V 'F 9' LX if K Nam-y Yvonne Mary Kay Flint Floyd Fortney fa- Q' zval fl ' ,fe Q. QA Km s 'i 1: '- . A 52: ,, A Barbara Shirley Gail Frye Frye Gahbard ' 9 ll A . A I V V .W L ,A :W Luther Arthur David Ghiz Gibson Gilpin .. fig'-Q f w f- X, . l A U 'Y' f , Kenneth Janice Ernest Green Greenlee Grimes 5. Geraldine Ferrell ,.-sm.. : ' -if 1. Doris Foster 9 5., il. Vu Sharron Gahbard ' K if X Jerome Gore c'l'Qi J J' I ,A , , 3 Arnold Grimmett J Bl ,gi r if ' 15. A s QVQ ff- F F -S -gf, Larry William Nancy Ferrell Field Fixher A k.-if A . , f 'Wi X . A. 1.,, . V A , I me ' A , if , ff . ff I v e? 'a X .f V lluth ,loyve Johnny Foster Fraley Francis , To . rf ,,. in 4a 'fa '- Y , Sharon Margie ,lean Gallion Garrett Garrido .za Ky V MA Ne,A .f Lana Marie Henry Gore Gore Graver ' x . ' on 'gy r 1 . I Jackie Doris .lulia Hague Hailey Hailey j UNI ORS cmm or exams like little lambs. 44 J f 5 JR- X i ' -1 my A ' ' 'Q-is Dawn Violet Linda Hull Hamlin Haine, -an if 'R' Q .4 5 , ' - ' -ir vi, Je 'J' - . 6. A X 'ma A N ' l Lydia John Lynda Hutlield Haught Henry 17 J A-Q A Ji Joeilla Donna Jackie Hinelunan Holbrook Honaker 'Psy Qz :S e S ,e ex . Q e -ox - iv 33 Q -53: fill! Joan John Paul Milton Hurley Ingram Jackson I 5 .u Q 4, Ni , e X x X X K 1 James Patty Paul Jewett Johnson Johnson Q A k Q 2 N Q J gn? Q x eg, . ,-X5 ' 1 , -ski J Shirley Ivan Peggy Johnson Jones Justice J Hurley Harrif if . Q-,i Grady Hester i-rv NA Patty Houston '3-it Q x 9 Linda Jacobs S A f' . fx F. Karl Hurri, .1 'f-QP W :FH ' Q 3, , ggi '..i--A Jimmy Hit-ks is. Q E Clifford Hunt x 4 Jorie James Joann Harrison Juanita Hilbert aa Opal Hunt - 4? .ff Jo Ann Jeffery, Vivian Hartman ul -F' Amlria Hinell man ,723 . GA M.: ft J Anna Ruth Huntley fi 2- A fi 3 Darrel Jenkins At ease! Band members relax between numbers at football game. Time: B.N.U. Cbefore new uniformej 45 I Shirley Kazee Q- Penny Kitchen Q I XVunda Luzar f 'Q f 'Q 33 . my Denny Linville 4 ' dl '45 Phyllis Mann -v. 'S no 'D Gloria Kenny li ., Jimmy Krantz Flora Lee 'G -P riff, -f Joanne Liule Anna Louise Mnreum V s Jaekie Killen ,ah L fir it Y? Adenu Lamberl 2 Ng, 'Q G Lois Le Master 51' 153' x ,J Annelm Lowe an 3- Sammy Malriano ... f ' 5 e 1-8 Jw - in 5- M KL 'F' v-Q 1 M 35 -limles R0n1lld Sharon Neil Km!-JI Kifkfndflll Kirkendall Kilehen Vi x Q ,ax .,, .o as v Phyliss Sarah Sue Wiillldll Lambert LaPrude Lawson Lawson i X -if . ' Q 9 fo y ' 4-1- 4 Q . ' , l L iff Gloria Phyllis Irene john l. Lester Lesler Lezu Lilly ' QQ -, Q x . V . I for 1 Palsy Mary Glenn James Mdgilllbl Mamdopoulos Mann Mann 'Til fiii ' . - or .7f Danny Gail .lanie Katherine Martin Martin Massengill Mulekovieh U IURS bop at the loop in the shop at noon time 46 X S . fe or if '54 A X . X X Ra, y M IL A BA to Steve Herman ,Iuvkie Billy Robert Faye lleta Mutekovieh Mathews Matthew, May May Maynard Maynard - m f he A ,KIQ Leah Barbara james judy Linda Joann Leo Maynard McCloud McCloud McDonald McDonald Ml'Kinney Mc-Kinney I . ,X A, Q K 'R r -u.. --f - ' W x A 'rig ' Q M M. -Q A ' i i M 4, wvllllw' .llldy DOIHNI Lydia Alive Thelma llallis MvKinney McNeil Meade Mendez Messer Midkiil' Miller L ight? T' L- 5 . . R X 2 gi- i . - 'eff J ' 1. Q 4: Judith Harry Larry Ann Iluli Lola Sue Mitvhell Moate Montgomery Molnar Moore Moore Moreland Q . if 15-A John .Xgues Barbara Molto Mullins Mullins an . it , 4s Q in X P . X any if, i 'wi june Ronnie Hawthorne We are confused. Don or lion, Ron or Don. W'hich Mullins Mullins Murphy are you. H Q in U .. Patty Murphy Patricia Noe , -Q I 'U HS' Paul Pauley ', -'R s I J in z Pr' . R, F52 Willard Perry Q Kitty Plumley 'Y , -AT 2: . M fpq' P w 1-' Q ,M ig .. P , Jw A nf? ' 5? , ir.: Murphy Mynes l,', . Bonnie Osburn fa -L 'iw 'MS' Susie Pauley f ,if L e' as Q . A 1 William Perry MJ 'W' ' XY? Dremu Porter Geraldine Osburn 'wr Ruby Payne '35 i 'YD- Stanley Petrosky 6 -E p. Lillian Porter :Zen , n E ,gr n . ts, SCOP ,Io Ann Margie Jimmy Napwr Nichols Nichols Nisbq-1 e -as P 'Qu Q MQ I r i : P e y if he a f M Patty Normann Nancy Ron Pack Padgett Parker Parsley i 1f ': . t Q , 3, v. KX 3 s ' 'Q' . wi . ,yu W w fa K L 1- ,V 8-SQ: ? 1- . UL Q' Joyce Kenneth William Audrey Pearson Peek Perkins Perry ef: . ofa e K4 3 1 Q e -or -t. , 2- 5 if P f P Q1 K ,P Bobby Pearl Jay Danny Peyton Peyton Phillips Pizzino :rx 'N' f n lv , T' .Q l 'Q' -- ' Q . ' A Q f my W 1 , Y ,X 'Rfk -JQQN1. ' ' 5 Barbara Troy Lewis Roger Pridemore Pritchard Proffit Pyle J UNI ORS enjoy going to scl9ooL but they also plan 48 ' R R I . 41.15 ire .. -Q 'J f pri - 1 wx if-Q e ft e R 5 w x.. .wkgx A A Y Q gg, R S INV?-E ' Jewell Barbara Virginia Loretta Coy Dil-kie Raikes Ramey Ratz Ruye Redic Refeitt A , li ii R' , R . R , . ir: ,Q ix X f' My U h ,E v ns klk Putriciu Arlene Ronald Bernice Linda Ed Richmond Rifle Rigsby Roberts Robinette Rogers 4 J . C Q me S! ii '-is Q f R ,', , N5 J ' , ,fe A fe - Sf 'Q . 5 75 ig, '55 3 , K K . A X ak Il ' I B ' Jerome W'endell Frances Henrietta Christine Eleanor Royce Rilnyon S1lll1'i0YlS Sumlyorski Sammons SRIYIIYIIOIIS J. ew, R -My Q .t-:X I ' S N i Q Glen Jackie Alice Mary W'illie Charles Salvage Scott Seay Sebo Senator S8pl0l'llll '-A 'Gb R 32 . fy RQ, I Q A R , .- -aio cg R , 5 R X A ,. X . , 5 '-kk it ,R I M. 4 Joyce Oscar Josephine David Ralph Roger Sexton Silford Sinilrorski Sizemore Sizemore Sizemore 3 Donna Reynolds Q 'Q' Florence Rovillurd K 1 b- Judith summons fi Q' Janet Sexton ,ik Y' 'X Kay Slater on having fun on their last high- school vacation 49 x 'ai m , 73' Carol Sue Dorothy .llldy Donna Smith Smith Spangler Spears i n 52+ VF 5 i ,A 'KA bb bw, ' c W 'il A or 'V . ,' J YT .bk A 4' ' rw .A W 4 , Peggy Leslie Jewell Donald Squibb Steele Stevens Stevenson lv . .px V in K ,- K , t 1 ' fe. Ronnie Janet Donald Eloise Szakal Tabor Taylor Taylor 9 :Q V, el D M r am M r 1, ' r -sa - if t XA , I s Cary Jimmy Johnny ,luanita Thompson Thompson Thornbury Toler X ,V 5' 'ls w -t.. A ll MP, fffsk Tommy Wilda Barbara Freda Turner Turner Vance Vance it V ,R is john Spears in V Jimmy Stone rl 'Q' rf i yv Ronald Taylor vw.-Q M-, DA vii-A, 4 Janice Toth 've p -fi Mildred Vance 7 5' -Q Yr ,lohnny Spears T? . Peggy Sturgill of 'ii' Z-t ii e K Johnny Thern 'QT Q Patricia Trail 2 'S Myrtle Vance 4 fi, Roger Spears B Peggy Sumler s. X VN'-J I X F. Bob Thompson Judy Trent 2: QF' i 4 . , Donald Vannatter Toclczys j UNI ORS will be tomowoufs upper clczssmen 50 A -X xii -J' Ann von Peehy 'X i J Belly Wllile Qi E Q JiJE'.'.1? 'ix 'WN 'FQ Mal ry Lou Xlooten 3 Roger Waddell Carol Ann Wvhite 3? if Loretta Wiley -2. W Yi: llallilial Worknunn Prize Winners Norman Padgett and Carol Cornetle receive awards in Employ the Pliysically Hundivaupped Essay -Contest. Shown ure Mrs. Nvorknmn, faculty sponsor, Norman and Carol, Mr. R. L. Parker und Mr. W. A. NVoolfilt, cummitteenien, und Mr. juergens- to s . ng 35? i fe 5 so ,o X-Q S I s 5 affix Mary RUM' David Peggy Allino Jimmy Vuruvulli Vaughn Vidiviln Vinson Vihlkis 5 B' Aa ' Ta' rbi L.: gi, Qs A 'Q if Xe L L Ihyblpy Linda Charles Sylvia David xxyillli' Wlilsh Vfurd Nvells Yves! Q A I f, , in 'ir 8 P . - W 5 ,. , F . K 7 ' e eo,s s 5 2. A Clauule Lu- Eileen llivhurd Rose Marie Pamela Wlnilv NYhih- Vfliite Wllite NVl1ited X, ' 3 2: gm ' ' 'vii l ir x M sf lirlly Shelby' Calvin jewel V l.oreen xvllll3llllS Nlilliillll' Williamson w'llllillllS1lIl Ylillizunson 'S . 5 '-J 1 D Tlnelnm Bonnie W'orlunun Nvorley f, A i 7- Q i rf fi llolilly Nilllfy W'yalll NYyalll meyer. 51 P 2 5 ? E M' Q 1 i 1 5 C.-. , f V Q S lm .N The Senior Class is represented by: C. Bailey, Treasurerg L. Elkins, Sergeant at Arms, J. Walls, Vice- Presidentg F. Casto, Presidentg Rumbaugh, Secretary, E. Harshharger. Historian. Seniors take over Cizgf We've conquered spaceg let's strive for universal peace. This is the inspiring motto of the Senior Class of 1958. Let's hope that they achieve this goal ln the years to come. The class colors are sky hlue and silver. The class flower is for- get-me-not, which suits them very well. This year the seniors ruled the city for a day. Only seniors could he candidates and the entire school voted on them. It ovewement on Youth Day was a very thrilling and educational ex- perience for them. This event was spon- sored hy the Elks Cluh. In connection with this all the candidates entered an essay contest, which was on 6'Citizenship Through Education. Chuck Bailey won first place, Janice Manns ,second and Sherron Rumhaugh third. The prizes were a fifty dollar hond, a twenty-five dollar hond and a Sheaffer Pen. Pictured on an inspection tour of the city jail are officials J. Lilly, E. Adams, C. Michael, L. Barnette, J Shelton, C. Bailey, S. Rumbaugh, J. VValls, L. Elkins, F. Yvagner. . Q.. , 3. S, r s. , it -:aa Qs 'Wm -Q s Fx f P' V 31 SVN.. D .V-I -i 'iv' EDDIE ADAMS, College Preparatory, Key Club, Vice-President, Secretary, French Club, President, Thespians, Vice-President, Honor Thespian, Prayer Club, President, Sophomore Class, Vice-President, Junior Class, Treasurer, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Play, Christmas Pageant, Junior, Senior Year, State Drama Festival, Junior, Senior, Quill and Scroll: All- State Chorus, Sports Editor, Guyana, Honor Roll Club, Inter-Club Council, Sergeant at Arms, Operetta, Junior, Senior. SANDRA SUE ADAMS, General, Keyettes. Senior Director, Pacesetters, Latin Club, Thespians, Operetta, Glee Club, Prayer Club, Honor Roll Club, Guyana Staff, Safety Council, Pep Club, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Play, Christmas Pageant. WILMA CURRY ADAMS, General, Cheerleader, Keyettes, Vice-President, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Prayer Club, Pacesetters, Chap- lain, Honor Roll Club. ANNETTA SUE ADKINS, College Preparatory, Latin Club, Guyana Stall , Tri-Hi-Y. CECIL ADKINS, Accounting. CLARENCE EDWARD ADKINS, Vocational. DELGRES SUE ADKINS, Stenographic, Prayer Club, Tri-Hi-Y. HANSFORD K. ADKINS, Ac- counting. NELTHA LEE ADKINS, Stenographic, Pep Club, Glee Club, Prayer Club, Honor Roll Club. SHARON KAY ADKINS, Stenographic, Pep Club. VIRGINIA ADKINS, Stenographic, Tri- Hi-Y, Prayer Club. ETHEL ALDRIDGE, Sten- ographic, Prayer Club. BILL ALLEN, Vocational. BILLY E. ALLEN, Accounting. JUDY MARGUERITE ASBURY, General, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President, Topsy Turvy, Here's How Staff , Prayer Club. SENIORS wait for graduation with anticipation eff? mi A at pf -6' 6 fn, H ., X, .. 'Nu- CRETCHEN ANN AUDE, College Preparatoryg Paresettersg Topsy Turvyg Prayer Clubg Latin Clubg Guyana Staff. Sophomore Playg Honor Roll Club. CHARLES ABBY AUSTIN, Col- lege Preparatoryg Key Club, Sergeant at Armsg Hi-Y, Sergeant at Arms. CLYDE LELAND AVIS, Acc-ountingg NEPH Poster Prize Winner. BILL BAHUS, College Preparatoryg French Clubg Basketball. Honor Roll Club. CHARLES CHUCK BAILEY, College Preparatoryg Key' Club, Vice-Presidentg Student Council, Vice- Presidentg Frenrh Club, Treasurerg Thespiansg National Honor Societyg Prayer Club Councilg Senior Class Treasurer, Boys' Stateg Stage Crewg Sophomore, Junior, Senior Playg State Drama Festivalg Christmas Pageantg Co-Chairman March of Dimes. IVA JEWELL BAISDEN, Generalg Tri-Hi-Yg Here's How. ' K eel' ' .I 1? -A. -A -qv-' if ' M! 1 1 x K5 Q. - 3 , Qi 555 . , 'Wx as 5 ne? Yn- .. , 4 .Sf r 'ff y A Y WINFRED FORREST BAKER, College Pre- paratoryg Prayer Clubg Honor Roll Club. JOHN ROBERT BARBER, Generalg Key Clubg Hi-Yg Footballg Prayer Club. LARRY DAVID BAR- NETTE, Accounting: Footballg Hi-Yg Track. LORRETTA SUE BELL, Stenographicg F.H.A.: Prayer Club. DONNIE BLANKENSHIP, Cen- eralg Football. JAMES ROBERT BOBBETT, General 3 Football Manager. ROY EDWARD BOSTWICK, Vocational. EL- LOISE BOWEN, Stenogrnphicg Tri-Hi-Yg Here's Howg Student Councilg Prayer Club. LINDA LOU BOYTEK, Ceneralg Prayer Clubg Guyana Staff. Up 861767, to bed late, SENIORS open jirget date. Vw C sf is. if 4 'Qiiifs 1 CPM, N... PHILIP RODNEY BROWNINC, College Pre- paratory: J.E.'l'.S. RILEY BROWNING, Ac- counting, Varsity Club, Football, Baseball Manager. BRUCE BURGESS, General, Band. SANDRA KAY BURGETT, Stenographic, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Prayer Club, Glee Club. JOHN GEORGE CALANDROS, College Preparatory, Key Club, Hi-Y, Treasurer, Varsity Club, Prayer Club, Football, Basketball, Track. GARRETI-l DONOVAN CAMPBELL, College Preparatory. LADONNA WILLIAMS CAMPBELL, Steno- graphic, Prayer Club. JOYCE ANN CANELLAS, College Preparatory, Honor Roll Club, Prayer Club, F.T.A. JANET ELUE CARTER, Steno- graphic, Prayer Club, Oilice Helpers Club. JACK BRAGG, General, Football, Boxing, Hi- Y. BENNIE RAYMOND BROWNING, General, N.E.P.H. Poster Prize Winner, Debating Team, second place in Regional Contest. BONNIE BROWNING, Stenographic, Prayer Club. BRENDA ALLENE BROWNING, Stenographic, All-State Chorus, Keyettes, Prayer Club, Glee Club, Accompanist. FORREST MARSHALL BROWNING, JR., College Preparatory, Band, J.E.T.S. MYRNA MARGARET BROWNING, General, Inter-'Club Council, Quill and Scroll, Honor Thespian, Pep Club, Debate Team, Glee Club, Latin Club, Prayer Club Council, Editor, I-Iere's How, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Play, Three Years Drama State Festival. Y L if f 2, Sf M in AIN.. Suspensqful mystery is presenter! by the SENIORS. Q6- A new V x wa, ' , m e 'qiiiwh vu.. if - V , M 'Q r ZAN CARTER, College Preparatoryg ,I.E.T.S.g Key Club. MARY ANN CASTELLI, Steno- graphicg Keyettesg Student Council, Guyana Stalf. MARY RUSE CASTELLI, College Pre- paratory, Keyetlesg Glee Club, Honor Roll Club. FREDERICK ADAMS CASTO, College Prepara- tory: Class President, Sophomore, Junior, Sen- iorg Latin Clubg Prayer Club Council, National Honor Society, Interclub Council, J.E.T.S.g Key Club, President, State Key Club Secretary, Boys' State, Honor Thespiang Sophomore Play: Sr. Plays Safety Councilg State Drama Festival, Christmas Play. CYNTHIA CAROLYN CEASE, Stenographicg C.A.A.g Prayer Club. FRED CHAFIN, Accounting. CERTRUDE CHRISTIAN, Stenographic. ELIZ- ABETH ANN CLARK, Stenographicg F.H.A.3 C.A.A.g Prayer Clubg Clee Club, Office Helpers Clubg Operetta. JANET SKEENS CLARK, Stenographicg Prayer Club. CLIFFORD TEX CLAY, College Preparatoryg French Club, Honor Roll Club. MINNIE MAE CLAY, Accounting, Prayer Clubg Guyana. ROB- ERT MARTIN COLLIER, College Preparatory. JANET CLEMENS, General. SADIE L. CON- LEY, Stenographicg Glee Club, F.T.A. ELIZA- BETH MAE COOK, General, Prayer Club, Pep Club. SENIORS jim! tlmt atomic energy cam be hair-raising HARLIE JO COOK, General, Prayer Club, Glee Club, G.A.A. BARBARA COOPER, College Preparatory, Latin Club, Honor Thespian, Glee Club, Quill and Scroll, Treasurer, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Play, State Drama Festi- val, Christmas Pageant, Girls' State, American Legion Oratorical Contest, Makeup Crew, Honor Roll Club. ELIZABETH COOPER, Sten- ographic, Glee Club, Prayer Club. CURTIS COPLEY, JR., College Preparatory, French Club, Pep Club, Honor Roll Club, Basketball, Prayer Club. PEGGY ANN COP- LEY, College Preparatory, F.T.A., Prayer Club. JOHN COULTER, College Preparatory, Latin Club, Treasurer, Key Club, Treasurer, Student Council, Treasurer, National Honor Society, Safety Club, J.E.T.S., President, Honor Roll Club, Inter-Club Council, Pep Club. RONALD LEE COX, General. WILLIAM .IO- SEPH COX, College Preparatory, J.E.T.S., Pep Club, Honor Roll Club, Baseball, Band. PAUL CRADDOCK, Accounting. CLARICE CRISWELL, Stenographic, Guyana Staff, Prayer Club. BRENDA LOU CRUM, Col- lege Preparatory, Tri-Hi-Y, Thespians, Latin Club, Prayer Club. LOIS GAIL CRUM, Steno- graphic, Prayer Club, F.H.A. LORETTA JANE CRUM, General, Prayer Club. HERMAN WILLIAM CULKAR, Vocational. CLARA CURRY, General, Glee Club. SENIORS become cigf 0 vials during Youth Day. Y 'W E X 6 rd H. ' , 3 Q I f'5 Q ,J -. x .ai -Q FREDDY DEWEY CURRY, General. RONALD LEE CURRY, College Preparatoryg French Club: Track: Varsity Club. CAROLYN JUNE CURTIS, Ceneralg F.l'l.A.g Latin Club: Prayer Club. DON REED DAILEY, Accounting. JOYCE ANN DAILEY, Stenographie. JANET LOU DAMERON, Stenogrnphicg Here's How Staffg Quill and Scroll: Prayer Club. MANS- FIELD M. DAMERON, Aceounlingg Varsity Club: Student Counvilg Football Manager: Basketball Managerg Driver of the Month. EVELYN MARIE DAMRON, College Preparntoryg Latin Club: Honor Roll Clubg National Honor Sovietyg F.T.A., Secretary, President: Keyettesg Prayer Club: ,l.E.T.S., Sevrelaryg Inter-Club Council. VIOLET DAMRON, Stenographir. DARLENE DEAN, Stenographir. :fo I Prize-winning senior float with Marion Kelly and Danny Ross on board. 04 SENIORS take advantage of annual sneak day. 58 Q1 'lv 3 X 'H' I' if M X NAOMI JEAN DEAN, Stenographicg F.T.A.g Pep Club: Prayer Clubg G.A.A.3 Glee Clubg Tri-Hi-Y. ANDREW LLOYD DEMPSEY, JR., College Preparatoryg Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Traekg Hi- Y, Sergeant at Arms-r, varsity Club. JOE DRAKE, College Preparatory, Key Clubg Hi-Y: Safety Counvilg Football and Basketball Manager, Driver of the Month. TOM DUDDING, General. BRENDA LANE DYER, Stenographicg Guyana. SUE E. EGNOR, Stenographirg Glee Clubg Library Staifg F.T.A.g Prayer Club Councilg All-State Cho- rusg Honor Roll: Operetta. ANNA LOU ELKINS, Stenographicg F.l'l.A.g Prayer Club: Guyana Stalfg Library Stall: Honor Roll Club. LARRY DELL ELKINS, General: Footballg Traekg Hi-Yq Boxingg Honor Roll Club: Safety Counvilg Senior Class, Sergeant at Arms. THURMOND ELKINS, General. BOBBIE GENE ELLIS, College Preparatory, Key Clubg National Honor Society, Treasurerg Prayer Club: Honor Roll Club. -'s 3f'T Mr. Pitvock shows school rings, which meet with hearty approval of seniors. Graduating SE I ORS very proud of class rings. STANLEY WILLIAM ERVIN, Accounting. VITO ESPOSITO, III, College Preparatory, National Honor Society, President, Key Club, Latin Club, President, Inter-Club Council, Honor Roll Club, Pep Club, ,I.E.T.S. LOLETTA ELLEN EVANS, General , Student Council, Glee. Club, French Club, Prayer Club ZELPHA IRENE EVANS, Stenographic, F.H.A., G.A.A., Library Staff, Honor Roll Club, Prayer Club. NANCY CAROL FARLEY, General, Latin Club, Prayer Club, Pep Club, Topsy Turvy, Chaplain, Tri-Hi-Y, Pacesetters, N.E.P.H. Prize Winner, Red Ribbon for Oil Painting-Moun- tainlair Exhibit. PHYLLIS ANN FENNER, Col- lege Preparatory, Honor Roll Club, National Honor Society, Prayer Club, Latin Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Pep Club. . iiff i ff A A ee w e ' ga .9 ,.w W-, 'Dei. ,'w. f w' t . 'K f , orgiwfaq, SQ' gi , Y - LARRY ELDON FERGUSON, General, Basket- ball, Football, J.E.T.S. SAUL FINLEY, Ac- counting, Baseball Manager. WILLIAM HENRY FINNEY, Accounting. MARY LOU FLEENOR, General, junior and Senior Play, Christmas'Pageant, Prayer Club, Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Here's How Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Roll Club, Pep Club. MARY FRANCES FLINT, Accounting, Keyettes, Student Council. ED- WARD FLOWERS, General. TOMMY FORTUNE, General, I-Iere's How Staff , Quill and Scroll, Student Council. EMILIE ROSE FOWLER, General, Keyettes, Quill and Scroll, Secretary, Honor Roll Club, Here's How Staff, Sports Editor, Glee Club, Prayer Club. CWENDOLYN FRANCIS, Accounting, Key- ettes, Topsy Turvy, Pacesetters, Pep Club, Library Staff. A ter Hi School What? is popular SENIOR question to .Rf wr lf ,A 'Z 29 ' A -V X ' r 'QQ 56 I VAUGHAN O'DALE GARDNER, Stenographic, Guyana Staff, Pep Club. HELEN JANE GIB- SON, General, Glee Club, Here's How Staff, Honor Roll Club. PAUL GILLIAM, General. FRANCES GIUSTI, College Preparatory, Latin Club, Keyettes, National Honor Society, Safely Council, Treasurer, Sophomore Attendant to Miss Logan High, Junior, Senior Attendant to Miss Homecoming, Thespians, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Play, Operetta, State Drama Festival, Girls' State, Honor Roll Club, Glee Club. JEAN ANNE GORE, College'Preparatory, Latin Club, Tri-I-Ii-Y, Keyettes, President, Na- tional Honor Society, Inter-Club Council, Jun- ior, Senior Play, Prayer Club, Honor Roll Club, Thespians, Delegate, Know Your State Government Day. JAMES RAY GREER, Voca- tional, Football, Boxing, Track. LLOYD LEE GRIMES, Vocational. JUDY HACKWORTH, Accounting, Pacesetters, Tri- Hi-Y, Prayer Club, Topsy Turvy, President, Inter-Club Council. ASTOR YVONNE HAGER, General, Here's How. 1 A 7 e'..fS GEORGE ARNOLD FRANTZ, General, Hi-Y, Key Club, Prayer Club, Inter-Club Council, Varsity Club, President, Track, Football, Co- Captain, All-State Football Team, Honorable Mention. LINDA GAY FREEMAN, General, Pep Club. ALICE FRYE, General, Prayer Club. FRANKLIN DELNOR FRYE, Vocational, Foot- ball, Baseball. GARY LEE FRYE, General, Football. MARY LILLIAN FRYE, Stenographic, Latin Club, Guyana Staff, Advertising Manager. fr' fllb 1-'R inf' 1958 SENIORS first to graduate in new fieldbouse. 'W' ,,-,,..,x. fi ?l1n',-.s'.:-Q-213,15 ...xv In K at. ,V lv ,A QE. of-F. ELSA LEE HANNAH, College Preparatory, Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Yg Prayer Club. PATRICIA ANNE HAPNEY, Aceountingg G.A.A.g Here's How Staff, Quill and Serollg Pep Clubg Office Helpers Club, Secretary. ELEANOR YVONNE HARLESS, Slenographic. DELORES HARMON, Slenographic. JANICE LOU HARRISON, Stenographicg Topsy Turvyg Prayer Club. EARL DEAN HARSHBARGER, College Preparatoryg Sophomore, Junior Playg Key Club: j.E.T.S.g Honor Roll Clubg Prayer Clubg French Club, Vice-Presidentg National Honor Soviety, Sergeant at Arms. FREDDIE R. HARVEY, Vocational, Tumbling Team. CARL EDWARD HAUGHT, Accounlingg National Honor Society, Band, Drum Major, Student Council, F.T.A. JAMES MALCOLM HAZELRIGG, General, Here's How Stalfg De- bating Team: Thespiansg Quill and Scroll, junior Play: Safety Council, Honor Roll Club, Christmas Pageant. BETTY L. HAGY, Stenographif, PEGGY SUE HALE, General, Topsy Turvy, Secretary: Pep Clubg Guyana Stalfg Prayer Club. DELCIE LEE HALL, General, Tri-Hi-Y. DOUGLAS HALL, General. GLEN DALE HALL, General, Band. ROY HUBERT HALL, JR., College Preparatory, French Clubg Honor Roll Clubg Prayer Club, Pep Clubg Basketball. 'lv wg if .I fi Salb 'l12u5?'S 1 f: X Fat, skinny, short, MIL A to Z we have them al. 6 . 'W fQ CHARLES HENSLEY, General. LEONA MAE HENSLEY, Stenographicg Prayer Club. WANDA JEAN HERALD, Stenographicg Prayer Club: F.T.A. PHYLLIS FAYE HERNDON, Stenographicg Glee Clubg Prayer Club. GERALD DAVID IIIGHLEY, Acrountingg Hi-Yg Key Clubg Prayer Club: Inter-Club Council, Pep Club, Presidentg Boxing. LEROY HILEMAN, Accounting. low. .:q,A ' Vx i D Q' si ,?5'1. A'- 1 ' 1,-:fm 1.l J, ...v Q' S fl is '1 wi 3 f -9 ff' fire ...Q f 3 fr C X ' LAURENCE EDWARD HUNTER, Generalg Honor Roll Club, Here's How Staff, Trgckg Footballg Basketballg Chorus. STUART DAVID HUNTER, Generalg Bandg Hi-Yg Key Clubg Prayer Club, Quill and Scrollg Guyana Staff, Photographer: Honor Roll Club. PATRICIA ANN JENKINS, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg Glee Clubg All-State Chorus. JUDITH ANN JIMISON, Generalg Prayer Club: Topsy Turvyg Paceseliers. MARK S. JONES, Accounting. ROBERT FRANKLIN JONES, Col- lege Preparatory, Hi-Y, Presidenlg District Hi- Y, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President, Varsity Club, Guyana SlaH'g Basketball Team, Caplaing Track, Inter-Club Council, Safety Club, Prayer Club. RAMONA LEE KEATON, Generalg Library Staff, Quill and Scroll, I-Iere's How Slalfg Prayer Club, Treasurer. ROBERT KEATON, Accounting, Baseball: Football. ALEXANDRA KENNIS, Stenographic. Make ez choice, take your pick, get cz SENIOR chick. out , ,I , J , -mf' 3- .. WN s '7 'Z-4' W.-.-.,A,'S l 72 . Q ' We ,J My Q W x S s.. 5' 'bi Q .Fil 1 2 x CAROLYN .IEAN KING, Stenographic. MARY ELIZABETH KING, Stenographicg Prayer Club. CHARLES EDGAR KINNEY, Generalg Public Speaking: Boxing. MARY LOU KINZER, College Preparatoryg Tri-Hi-Y, Topsy Turvyg Prayer Club, Honor Roll Club. JANET LEE KIRK, Stenographic. ESKEL KITCHEN, JR., Generalg Here's How Staffg Quill and Scroll. EMMETT LEE LAMBERT, Accounting. NU- MAN LAMBERT, General, Football, Hi-Y. WILLIAM ROBERT LANCASTER, College Pre- paratory, Band. JOYCE ANN LAWSON, Stenographicg Prayer Club, Honor Roll Club. CAROL SUE LEE, Col- lege Preparatoryg Latin Club, Prayer Club, Pianistg Keyettes, Secretaryg Student Council, Secretary, President: Inter-Club Council, Sec- retary, National Honor Society: Girls' State: Honor Roll Club. BETTY LOU LEWIS, General. CARL BEDFORD LILLY, Accounting, Basket- ball. JOHN LESLIE LILLY, College Prepara- tory, Key Club, Hi-Yg Safety Club, Prayer Club. CLAYTON EUGENE LINKOUS, JR., Col- lege Preparatory, Latin Club, Key Club, Quill and Scroll, Vice-President, Inter-Club Council, Vice-President, J.E.T.S., Vice-President, Prayer Club Council: National Honor Society: Honor Roll Clubg Guyana, Editor, Runner-up, Na- tional Merit Scholarship. Tough ball games, gay dances recalled by SENIURS BARBARA LYNN LONKER, General, F.H.A., Prayer Club, Glee Club, Band, Pep Club, Jun- ior Pluy. MARY KATHERINE LOPES, Steno- graphic. HEARSCHEL MANN, General. MARLENE MANNON, Stenographic, Tri-Hi-Y, Pacesetters, Pledge Secretary, Prayer Club. JANICE MANNS, College Preparatory, Prayer Club, Latin Club, Secretary, Pacesetters, Key- titles, National Honor Society, Vice-President, Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Roll Club: F.H.A. Vice-Presi- dent, Here's How Staff, Interclub Council, JANICE MARIE MARCUM, General, Band, Majorette. SINCIE MARINO, General, Quill and Scroll, I-Iere's How Stall, Guyana Stalf, Pep Club. DANA T. MARTIN, Vocational, Tumbling Team. JOAN MARTIN, Stenographic, Clee Club. LEE ROY MAY, Vocational, Basketball, Tum- bling Team. JIM W. MAY, College Preparatory, J.E.T.S. Club, Pep Club, Latin Club. BAR- BARA JEAN MAYNARD, General, F.N.A., Prayer Club. ELIZABETH MAYNARD, General, Keyettes, Latin Club, Prayer Club, Clee Club, Student Council, Thespian, Honor Roll Club, Pep Club, Operetta. JEWELI. MAYNARD, Steno- graphir, H.E.C., Prayer Club, Honor Roll Club, G.A.A., Vice-President, Pep Club, Stu- dent Counvil. MAUREEN MAYNARD, Steno- graphic, National Honor Society, Keyettes, Pep Club, Guyana Staff. SENIORS my forget us not, just remember us ez lot Sv ig, Q V- WN f 1 is wx: W we vu is I 'Nl . 5' A , C PARRIS MAYNARD, Acronnting. REX MAYNARD, Generalg Footballg Speech Club, Treasurer. JOHN BENJAMIN MAYS, College Preparatnryg Bundg J.E.T.S.g Honor Roll Clubg National Honor Soviety. CAROL JEAN Mt'Cl.OUD, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg Honor Roll Club. ROBERT ERNEST MrCOHMACK, Arrounlingg Band: Prayer Clubg Guyana Staff. JUDITH LEE Mm-COY, Stenogrnphirg Student Counvilg Honor Roll Club. RONALD C. M1-COY, Az'- rounling. SCOTT M4'DONALD, Ceneralg Bandg Here's How Staff: Quill and Scroll, Presidentg Latin Club: Honor Roll Club: J.E.T.S.g Boys' Stateg National Jamboree. ROSE ETTA M1'DOW'ELL, Cen- ernl. SIDNEY CHRISTINA MCCLOTHLIN, Slenographicg Tri-Hi-YQ C.A.A.: Keyettes: National Honor Soriety: Prayer Club: Clee Club: Pep Club. Honor Roll Club. Model Tony Taylor shows off many styles of band uniforms. SENIOR eyes fill with tears, 1'qi'eet on twelve I 'Ox Q Q vm 'Q C C I L JANICE LOU M1'NEELY, Cenernlg Latin Club: F.N.A.: Tri-Hi-Y: Prayer Club: Speech Club. JOYCE KATHERINE McNEELY, Commerciulg G.A.A. GLORIA DEAN MEADOWS, Stenogrnphirg Clee Club: Prayer Club. MANUEL MENDEZ, JR., Arcounlingg Footballg Track: Varsity Clubg Basket- ball Manager. DONETTA D. MESSER, Generalg Band: Tri-Hi-Y: Guyana StalT: Paeesettersg Clee Clubg Prayer Club. JAMES ALBERT MESSER, General. CHARMION LEE MICHAEL, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg Safety Council: Girls' State: Clee Clubg Pep Clubg Honor Roll Club, Treasurer: Cheerleader. CHARLES EDWARD MILLER, Accounting. REBA JEAN MINTON, Stenogrnphiv. SHIRLEY SUE MOORE, Ceneralg Journalism: F.T.A.g Clee Clubg Student Council: Pep Clubg Thespiansg Junior, Senior Class Play: Honor Roll Clubg Operettag Quill and Scroll: Prayer Club. Logan and Williamson queens with attendants and esvorts. huppy yeurs. They fuce the future without Furs 1 1? ffl ff' erm' 'T an 7, Q V 53 f . . ,VIL VV uv-925, X if . VW K e 4 in 2' if We K .ZS f by 0' .. 92 X A S 'L '55 1 li 5 :ti 1 . YH 'B' 1 we dl' 9' 'v' 3 1 SENIURS won VW uv- KATHRYN LYNN MORGAN, College Prepara- toryg Prayer Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg Paces.-fnersg Topsy Turvy. GLORIA GAIL MULLINS, Sgenographicg Prayer Club. JOAN MULLINS, General: I-Iere's How Slaffg Quill and Scroll. JUANITA MULLINS, Stenographicg Ollice Helper. JUNE MULLINS, Generalg Here's How, Reporter. DONALD MACK MUNCY, General. BOB MUSICK, Vocational. EUNICE NEACE, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg Pep Club. JOEL NEACE, Vocationalg Footballg Track. LOWELL WADE NEIL, Accounting. PATSY HELEN NICHOLS, Accountingg Bandg Tri-Hi- Y. EDWARD NOE, General. REVA OI IVER General, Office Helpers Club MARII YN YVONNE PACKO General Prayer Club Speech Club Glee Club Heres How Reporter MARGARET CHERYI PADGETT Club , X e 5 n 4 sl I General 5 Clee Clubg Honor Roll Clubg Prayer er where tlJey'll be and what they 68 ROSE MARIE PEROVICH, Accounting, Pep Club, Prayer Club, Honor Roll Club, C.A.A., Guyana Staff, 'fri-Hi-Y, Senior Attendant to Miss Logan High, Quill and Scroll. CAROLE FERNE PERRY, General. RUBY MAE PERRY, General, Here's How Staff, Quill and Scroll, Guyana, Honor Roll Club. JUDITH ANN PEYTON, Stenographic, Pep Club. JANICE LYNN PHALEN, College Prepara- tory, Pacesetters, President, Safety Council, Secretary, Keyettesg Topsy Turvy, Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Tbespians, Inter-Club Council. BAR- BARA JEAN PLUMLEY, Stenographic, G.A.A., Prayer Club, Pep Club: Glee Club. CHARLES SAMUEL PORTER, Accounting, Prayer Club. JEAN ELIZABETH PULLEN, Col- lege Preparatory, French Club, Glee Club, Prayer Club, Keyettes, Honor Roll Club, Tri- Hi-Y. BETTY ANN PURYEAR, College Prepara- tory, Tri-Hi-Y, Keyettes, Tbespians, Glee Club, Latin Club, Pacesetters, National Honor So- ciety, Honor Roll Club, Miss Flame, Prayer Club. CLARA CAROLINE PUSTA, General, Guyana Staff, Honor Roll Club, Quill and Scroll. DELORES ANN PYLE, General, Here's How Stalf, Quill and Scroll, Prayer Club, Pep Club. JUDY KAY QUEEN, General, Prayer Club, Topsy Turvy, Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Guyana Staff. JOHNNY H. RAGAN, Vocational. BOB RAG- LAND, General. JAMES HOWARD RAPER, College Preparatory, Latin Club, J.E.T.S., Honor Roll Club, Prayer Club. -.Q-s,H QQ' S Ox X fi all -.5 avv' .... XR. ia I IQ - J ' 5.1 '0f SPG: X. I MQ will be doing twenty years after they graduate. Y u-if iir V X 5 ' Y Xa A Q x i I g. STEVE VAN RATZ, College Preparatory: Band J.E.T.S.: Freneh Club: Honor Roll Club Prayer Club. ALLEN MICHAEL REBAR, Ac- rounting. RUBY RICE, General: Prayer Club. JOYCE ANN RICHARDS, Slenographic: Prayer Club. NOEL REXAL RICHARDSON, General: Quill und Seroll: Here's How Staff: Pep Club: Prayer Club: Honor Roll Club: N.E.P.H. Poster Prize Yvinnerg GWYNNA SUERICCS. SUE RIGGS, Stenogruphir: Prayer Club. A' -qua' 'Y' . S 4. X A fe n,-f . , e,'R ANNA RUTH RICSBY, Stenographie: Library Slalf: Prayer Club: Honor Roll Club. ALMA A. ROBERTS, Stenographie. JOAN STANLEY ROBERTS, Stenographic. LUCILLE ROBINETTE, Stenngraphie. RUTH ADALADE ROGERS, Stenngraphirg Guyana Staff: Library -Staff: Prayer Club. JANET SPANGLER ROLLINS, General. DANIEL EZRA ROSS, College Preparatory: Manager, Football, Basketball, Baseball: The- spians. Treasurer: Honor Thespiun: Stage Crew: State Drama Festival: Freneh Club: Key Club: Prayer Club: Quill and Seroll: Cuyanu Business Manager: J.E.T.S.: Varsity Club: Op- eretta: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Plays. JUDY ANN ROSS, Slenographieg Prayer Club: Pep Club: Honor Roll Club. ISARELLE RUIZ, Stenographie: Guyana Stall: Miss Logan High. SENIORS keep quite busy sending unnouncenzents, 'I X aqua: LY 3 eleee .Qs 2 XY is PAUL STEPHEN SEPLOCHA, General: Quill and Scroll: Hers-'s How Stall: Honor lloll Club: Prayer Club: Speech Club. GERALD FARLEY SHELTON, College Preparatory: Key Club: Na- tional Honor Society: ,l.E.T.S.: Football: Base- ball: Basketball: Guyana Stall: Honor Roll Club. President: Prayer Club Council: Latin Club: lnter-Club Council: Varsity Club: Glee Club. ISARBARA ,IO SIGMAN, General: Tri- Hi-Y: Prayer Club: Topsy Turvy. Vice-Presi dent: Puccsetters: Band: Head Majorette. TONY SIMEORSKI, Voeational: Football. OLI- VER KENNI-ETH SINGLETON, General: Band. GLORLK DEAN SIZEMORE, Stenographieg Prayer Club: Pep Club: Honor Roll Club. ALGIE YV. SKEENS, General: Baseball. GENETT SLADE, General. CAROLE SUE SMITH. General: Here's How: Glee Club: Honor lloll Club. ...X , l N'-K SHERRON RUMBAUGH. College Preparatory: Tri-Hi-Y, President: Keyettes: Latin Club: Glee Club: Safety Council, President: Prayer Club: Inter-Club Council, Treasurer: Sophomore Treasurer: Senior Secretary: Cheerleader: Honor lloll Club. MARY ALICE SALMONS, General: Here-'s How: Future Homemakers of America. BI-IULAH LEE SAMSON, Steno- graphie: G.A.A.: Pep Club: F.T.A.: Prayer Club. OLETA MAE SARGENT, Stenographie. VIC- TORIA ANN SCOTT, College Preparatory: Thespians, Secretary : Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary : Prayer Club Council: Girl's State Delegate: Slate Drama Festival. RISSIE llEllEK.-KH SEL- DOMRIDGE, General: Tri-Hi-Y: Prayer Club: lland. 'Wi Y. t a . . - - O--.S - ' .-Qi Qi 'Y' fm, . . . L if - :ful tmdizzg calling cards, cmd prelbmfizzg for the prom. ui' 1 , Q5 E Gin' are IDA LEA SMITH, College Preparatory: Latin Club: Tri-Hi-Y: C.A.A., Historian: Prayer Club: F.T.A. JUDITH ELAINE SMITH, General: Home Economics Club, President: Topsy Turvy: Clee Club: Honor Roll Club: Prayer Club: Inter-Club Council. PECI SMITH, General: Pacesetters: Topsy Turvy, Sergeant at Arms: Operetta: Junior Play: Pep Club: Clee Club: Thespians. PI-IYLLIS ANN WILLIAMSON SMITH, General: Library Staff: Latin Club: F.T.A.: Pep Club: G.A.A.: Prayer Club: Safety Poster Prize Winner: Honor Roll Club. SARAH ALICE SPRY, General: Tri-Hi-Y: F.N.A.: Prayer Club. CARLOS E. STAFFORD, College Preparatory: National Honor Society: ,I.E.T.S.: Prayer Club: Hon- or Roll Club. AMA REE STEELE, College Preparatoryg Prayer Club: Thespians: French Club, Sec- retary: Pacesetters: Glee Club: All-State Chorus: Operetta. ANNA FRANCES STEPHENS, Steno- graphie. BARBARA EI.I.A STOWERS, Slenographie: Prayer Club: Honor Roll Club. MARY PAT STRAIN, College Preparatory: Keyettes: Latin Club: Pacesetters: junior Secretary: Safety Council: Prayer Club: Topsy Turvy: Cheerleader: Pep Club. Debating Team leaves for A Morgantown: james Hazelrigg, William Fields, Benny Browning, Roger Spears. This year SE I ORS substitute at breakfast for 'Y nv Fix X :n.. nnnfi f-p' LINDA ,IACQUELINE SYYETNAM, College Preparatory: Clee Club: Honor Roll Club: Pep Club: Prayer Club. BETTY LOU TAROR, General: Paeesetters, Vice-President: Topsy Turvy: F.N.A.: Prayer Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Club. PATSY ANN TACKETT, General: Sophomore Play: Glee Club: Operelm: All-Slate Chorus. CLAUDETTA THACKER, .4r'c'auntingg Prayer Club. DREMA LOUISE THOMPSON, Stenographicg Tri-Hi-Y: Band: Majorelte: Pep Club: Pacesetlers: Topsy Turvy: Prayer Club: Here's How SMH. KAREN THOMPSON, Stenographicg G.A.A.: Prayer Club: Pep Club. MAYNARD PAUL TO'I'l'EN, College Preparatory: Latin Club: J.E.T.S. JACQUELINE VOREH TRUMP, Slenographivg Laiin Club: Topsy Turvy. JAMES CLAUDE TURNER, Avvounlingg Prayer Club. CLARENCE E. VANCE, Vocational. Fun at the Guyana Autograph Party in Ovlober. .NV 4 N E it the previous mmiial outing marking end of school. 73 JO ANN WALLS, Stenogrnphieg Prayer Club Council: Keyettes, Treasurer: Girls' State Dele gate: Senior Vice-President: Topsy Turvy: Honor Roll Club: Sophomore Attendant to Homeeomin,-1 Queen: Junior Attendant to Miss Logan High: Homeeoming Queen. JAMES WARD. College Prepnrnloryg Key Club: Prayer Club: Pep Club. JANE ELIZABETH WARD, General: Here's How: Clee Club: Quill and Scroll. SANDRA LEE WARD, Ceneralg Majorette: Band: Topsy Turvy: Pacesetters: Prayer Club: Here-'s How Staff. JANE WATSON, Steno- graphirg Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A.: Prayer Club: Pace- setters, Secretary: Cheerleader. RICHARD LEE WEBIL' College Preparatory: Latin Club: Key Club: J.E.T.S.: Band: Prayer Club. DELORES MAE WELLMAN, Slenographic. Sl-IARRON LYNN WELLS, General: Tri-Hi-Y: Majorette: Band: Here's How Staff: Quill and Scroll: Paeesettersg Topsy Turvy: Prayer Club: Latin Club. JOYCE WHITE, Stenographicg Prayer Club: Pep Club: Guyana Staff. JANET LEE VANCE, General: Here's How Staff. LESLIE FLOYD VANCE, Generalg Foot- ball: Baseball: Track. HELEN LOUISE VAN- NATTER, Accounting. ROSA NELL VAN NATTER, Stenographicg F.T.A.: Office Helpers Club. DONETTA VAUGHAN, Stenographicg Majorette: Prayer Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Guyana Staff: Glee Club: Pacesetlers. FREDERICK: RICHARD WAG- NER, Accounting: Key Club: Varsity Club: Prayer Club: Know-Your-State-Government- Day, Delegate: Football: Baseball: Basketball: Junior Carnival King: Junior Vice-President. N- A 2 Q -.. ,Q ,arte 3 ., X A ',- -.3 l xqml sr' any , .nw 'Z' The finishing of high school is 77267661 one o MARY JANE W'HITE, Ceneralg Prayer Clubg Library Staff: Pep Clubg Topsy Turvyg Pacesel- ters, Cbaplaing Library Staffg Guyana StalT. RUTH JOAN WHITE, Stenographicg Library Staff: Prayer Clubg Topsy Turvy. SUE ANN WHITE, Stenographicg Pacesettersg Topsy Turvy, Treasurer: Prayer Club. BILLY JOE WILLIAMS, Ceneralg Basketballq Hi-Y. RICHARD DAVID W'lLI.IAMS, Generalg Student Count-il: Basketball. CLYDE RAY- MOND VVILLIAMSON, Vocationalg Boxingg Yvrestlingz Track: Football. 'NP' 6- 51 N, 5 I K Q J Eigta DOROTHY MARIE WOODRUFF, General. CAROL JOYCE WORKMAN, Stenographicg Prayer Clubg Guyana Slaffg C.A.A.g Library Staff. CURTIS WORKMAN, General. DELORES WORKMAN, Stenographicg Prayer Club. MARCIE ZEKANY, Stenographicg Key- ettesg Topsy Turvyg Prayer Clubg Pep Clubg Pacesettersg Quill and Scrollg Thespiansg Jun- ior Class Playg Drama State Festivalg Senior Playg Here's How. MYRA LEAI-I GRIFFIN, Generalg Pep Clubg Prayer Clubg Topsy Turvyq Keyettesg Tri-I-Ii-YQ Honor Roll Clubg National Honor Society. the steps in the goal one lms set for lJimseQf Colorful blackboard drawings help Miss Jones' classes master the intricacies of biology. Mr. Harris gels really steamed up in his speech class He produces results, too. wg NQ N 'SAW' Amo, amass, amatf' Lalin is far from being a dead language when taught by Mrs. Ghiz. 76 Perhaps berause it is Christmas lime, Mrs. Fc-rrell's Senior English class takes lime out to mug for the camera. To lcurn homemuking from Mrs. W'hite- 'lnint work, 'tiz fun. ,Wx , 3 b aussi QM. , 1 est we jirget that we do sometimes have classes. .X Adv Mrs. Coda makes good use of vharts in leaching American government to seniors. Callwrvll on thc hack campus urn' lllmie Svnior oflivvrss ,Io Ann Wvalls, Slwrrun Rlllllllilllgll, flllllfli Hailvy. Freddie Casio, Earl !hlI'SlllNlI'2l'l' and Larry Elkins. Logan Hzlgb School class 0 vers pose in ormczlbf. ln the front row arc' Ronald and Donald Taylor. Judy llvrkvlt. llc-nry Cravvr and Patty Johnson qwrupy the scvmul row. wilh David Vaughn bring- ing up Ihr rc-ar of ilu- Junior nllivers. hs.,...,w rx The girls are Palsy Knoll. Sandra Rumhangh and Cram' Chirivu, havkvd up hy Mavk Lazar, Tunnny Giusli and Larry llarxlx-sly. All are Sophomorc oflivers. L Bucky Harris and Mary Rose Varacalli discuss their visit to the state capitol at Charleston, as delegates to Know Your State Government Day. rize- winners produced by Harris' Speech Class I..H.S. debating team. winner of second place Local American Legion Oratorical Contest win- in the state: Benny Browning. Nvilliam Fields ner, Barbara Cooper, wins second place in re- aml Charles Harris, couch. gi0Illll contest at Huntington. kgiv vt if ab X fzigfv -we N B X XXQ .N-5 X . ,. '- -w 4: .r-is N www r Q X tx ussenlhly in the new fic-ldlmusv. ml Thespinns presented their annual Chrisunus play ut the lirst who wears short shorts? Wi, D. Thompson, S. W'0lls, S. Kirkendull, J. Marcum. D. Vaughan, J. Sigmun, P. Blevins and OUT EDUCATIO AL PATTER 81 Made up of representatives from each homeroom, the Student Council has done a tremendous job here at the school. The Council's purpose is to create better relationships in our school and promote better understanding with other schools. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Freddie White, the Council has col- lected food, money, and clothing for underprivileged children, made posters to boost student support of the teams, acted as guides for College Day, and sold pens with the school emblem en- graved on them. A basketball game be- tween the G.A.A. and the Men Teacher All-Stars and a clean-up week were also sponsored by the Council. This spring a dance and hayride are planned for mem- bers and their friends. Council members pose for camera before entering Homecoming Parade. It took many Indians, as well as a few chiefs to finish this attractive float in time for Homecoming. College duy guides chosen rom Student Council Front Row: Karl Harris, Linda Hanes, Lois White, Thelma Saunders, jerry Adkins. Second Row: Donna Meade, Lynda Hale, Rita Jo Jeffery, Shirley Kazee, Treasurer, Patty Johnson, Secretary, Carol Sue Lee, President, Chuck Bailey, Vice-President: Tony Hylton, Sandra Adkins, Sue Blevins, Libby Maynard. Back Row: Joann Branham, Zella Aldridge, Loletta Evans, Peggy Kitchen, Sandra Highley, Richard White, Ron- ald Taylor, Simon Gore, David Curry, Mansfield Damron, Mr. Freddie White. 82 X' M Front Ron-: Fred Casto. Jean Ann Gore, Historian, Sherron Rumbaugh, Treasurer, Clayton Linkous, Vice- l'residenl, Grady Hester, President, Carol Sue Lee, Secretary, Eddie Adams, Sergeant at Arms. Back Rule: llobhy Jones. Tommy Giusti, Judy Hackworth, Myrna Browning, Ura Lou Damron, Evelyn Damron, Mrs. W'orkmnn, Sponsor: Vito Esposito .I. Interclub Council heart of scloool orgcmizvziions. The Interclub Council sponsored hy Mrs. Worklilzxil is composed of the presidents of all clubs and the editors of the Guyana and IIere's How. The main purpose of the Council is to regulate all club activi- ties. To make Logan High the best high school in the state through the actions and deeds of the clubs is its main aim. Included in its many activities was a drive to collect and distribute clothing to needy persons, purchase books and workbooks for deserving and needy stu- dents. For its final project the Council will give a luncheon for the members of the faculty in appreciation of their many services during the year. Twenty-one clubs are members of the Interclub Council. They are: F.H.A., Judy Smith, G.A.A., Ora Lou Damron, French Club, Eddie Adams, Guyana, Clayton Linkous, Interclub Council Grady Hester, J.E.T.S. Jolm Coulter, Honor Club, Jerry Shel- ton, Key Club, Fred Casio, Keyettes, Jean Ann Gore, Latin Club, Grady Hes- ter, National Honor Society, Vito Es- posito, Hi-Y, Bob Jones, Pep Club, David Highley, Prayer Club, Eddie Adams, Pacesetters, Janice Phalen, Quill and Scroll, Myrna Browning, Student Council, Carol Sue Lee, Topsy Turvy, Judy Haekworth, Tri-Hi-Y, Sherron Rumbaugh, Safety Council, Sherron Rumbaugh, Thespians, Eddie Adams. The Thespians are one of the most ac- ! tive clubs around school. One of their many activities is a weekly radio pro- gram over WLOG each Sunday after- noon. The annual Christmas play, pre- sented to the student body, was the first play to be given in the new lieldhouse. They plan the scenery and make-up for all the class plays. The Thespians and Glee Club combine their talents in pre- senting the Operetta which is given every spring. The Thespians participated in the Re- Fesmal. gional Drama Festival at Morgantown and returned with third place honors of which the school is very proud. The great activity of the Thespians can be attributed to their capable leader, Mrs. Juergensmeyer, who also directs the Glee Club and all the school plays. Thespians rehearse for the Regional Drama Thespians place third at Regional Drama Festival. Front Row: Mary Rose Varacalli, Barbara Cooper, Margie Zekany, Jean Ann Core, Danny Ross, Treasurer: Eddie Adams, Presidentg Libby Maynard, Jo Ann Cross, Lynda Henry, Pamela Whited, Opal Hunt. Second Row: Tom Giusti, ,lim Hazelrigg, Jim Stone, Glenn Savage, Sandra Adams, Myrna Browning, Linda Ellis, Brenda Crum, Ama Ree Steele, Mary Kay Fortney, john Thornbury, Bucky Harris, Mrs. Juergensmeyer, and Chuck Bailey. Sherron Rumbaugh, Vice-President, and Vicky Scott, Secretary, absent when pictures were taken. 84 ,ww Front Row: M. Maynard, C. McGlothlin, J. Manns, V.P.g V. Esposito, Pres., B. Ellis, Treas.3 J. Core, Sect-y.g C. Lee, P. Fenner. Back Row: J. Coulter, C. Stafford, E. Harshbarger, C. Bailey, C. Linkous, C. lluught, J. Shelton, ll. Muys, Mr. llodnur, Sponsor. Scloolorsbzp pace set by National Honor Society. Une of the chief duties of the National Honor Society is to prepare the honor roll lists each six weeks for publication. The club collected a large amount of used clothing which was turned over to the lntcrclub Council, the group spon- soring the drive. At Christmas the so- ciety took over the Salvation Army booth for a day. When its turn came along, the society took over the morn- ing devotions for a week. On April 22 the induction ceremonies for new mem- bers were held in the Little Theater. Following the initiation a reception was held in the cafeteria. Front: Hernandez, Bailey, Bodnur, Shel- ton, Casto, D. Taylor, Mays, Hester. Second: Von Pei-hy, Barto, Staf- ford, Maynard, Dam- ron, Ellis, Esposito, Manns, Fortney, John- son, Varacalli. Back: Moate, Haught, Hall, Griffin, Thornbury, Stowers, Mundy, Mc- Coy, McDonald, Cease, Lee Graver. Absent: Vi- takis, R. Taylor, Har- ris, Egnor. s ,Q Front Row: Jorie James, Jean Pullen, Jo Ann Cross, Mary Rose Castelli, Sherron Rumbaugh, Margie Zekany, Rose Marie White. Second Row: Charmion Michael, Brenda Browning, Wilma Adams, Vice- Presidentg Carol Sue Lee, Secretary? Jean Ann Core, Presidentg ,Io Ann Walls, Treasurerg Donna Borders, Judy McDonald. Back Row: Mrs. Zeto, Patty Johnson, Mary Rose Varacalli, Sarah LaPrade, Emilie Fowler Frances Ciusti, Wanda Lazar, Janice Manns, Judy Ellis, Christina McGlothlin, Miss Reed, Sponsor. Service is the Keyettes' watch woraf' clothes drive, Easter baskets for orphans, March of Dimes. The Keyettes are sponsored by Mrs. Zeto and Miss Reed. The club colors are blue and white, with their pins yellow gold with the guard in form of a key. Their motto is '4We serve by building. Some of their projects were: selling candy for the March of Dimes, helping with the Clothes Drive, cleaning the trophy case and sponsor- ing their annual Thanksgiving For- mal. During the noon hour they also sponsored dancing in the machine shop. Every week the Kiwanis invites two club members to have lunch with them. Also the Keyettes sent a repre- sentative to the Safety Council. The club took in 30 new sophomore and The Keyette float on which Brenda and Audria are junior members riding, tied for second place. 86 Front: J. Nesbitt, F. Blevins, Z. Carter, C. Savage, C. Austin, F. Casto, President, C. Bailey, Vice-President, J. Coulter, Treasurer: J. 'l'hornbury, J. Stone, J. Lilly. Second: J. Shelton, C. Ferrell, H. Craver, J. Vitakis, ll. Ellis, D. Relfeilt, D. Miller, V. Esposito, S. Hunter, B. Davis, C. Linkous, G. Hester. Back: J. Ward, L. Hernandez, J. Calandros. D. Highley, J. Drake, L. Ascough, D. Pizzino, J. Lilly, H. Monte. Bo s honored 19 invitation to join Key Club. The Key Club, with Service as its motto, is truly one that carries out its aim. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club aml its purpose is to serve the com- munity and the school. This year the Key Club has collected food for the use of the Salvation Army, helped with the reserved sections at football games, worked in the Salvation Army booth at Christmas time, and helped to prevent vandalism in our new school. The club sold roses for the benefit of the Kiwanis Club youth program. This was done in appreciation of the Kiwanis Clubls spon- sorship of the Key Club. As a means of F FC financing themselves the cluh sold plas- tic book covers to the students. This Forming a K before leaving for the dislriet con- vention: Left: W'illiamson Delegate, H. Monte, J. Calandros, J. Drake, l.. Ascough, C. Hailey, D. High- clubs umlf-r thi' 9P0llS0l'SlliP of MY- John ley, E. Queen, Kiwanis Club. Right: F. Blevins. two Smith, is a very worthwhile organiza- W'illiamson delegates, J. Tliornbury, F. Casin, Wil- tion, and one which any boy is proud liamsun df'lf'gi e- to be invited to join. 87 Front Row: J. Beckett, R. Ferrell, J. Campbell, C. Harless, R. Perovich, C. York, C. W'hite, D. Hall, N. Far- ley, l. Smith, P. Fenner. Second Row: S. Young, D. Vaughn, J. Watson, S. Rumbuugb, J. Queen, Treus.g S. Rumbuugh, Pres., J. Asbury, V.-Pres., R. White, Chaplning B. Adkins, J. Nichols. Third Row: Z. Al- dridge, J. McNeely, J. Manns, K. Morgan, K. Ferguson, K. Camicio, J. James, ll. Oshurn, R. Hanners, E. Hannah, N. Michero, I.. Frye, Mrs. Colvin, Sponsor. Back Row: ll. Taylor, V. Hartman, P. Sturgill, B. Crum, S. Highley, M. Kinzer, J. Dean. Tri -Hi -Y stresses clomfelo attendance 0 members. Church attendance as a group once a month is a requirement of Tri-Hi-Y members. Their brother club, the Hi-Y, accompanies them to church. Each member also is required to attend Prayer Club each Tuesday. Tri-Hi-Y's float won first place in the Homecoming parade. The club also helped with the I March of Dimes and headed the Safety campaign. The club owes a great deal to its sponsor, Mrs. Colvin, who does a fine job. The members are very proud of their club and work hard to continue their rating as one of the best clubs in Logan Senior High. Frankie Blevins and Janice Phalen Old District lrcsident of the Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y shakes hands rock at the dance following the meet- with the new District President, David Vaughan. ing. Front Row: D. Cary, R. Easley, T. Hylton. Second Row: J. Vitakis, C. Austin, Sergeant at Arms, J. Calan- dros, Treasurerg F. Blevins, Vice-President, B. Jones, President: D. Vaughn, Secretary: F. Colvard, Chap- lain, C. Ferrell. Bark Row: Mr. Bodnar, Sponsor, D. Relleitt, J. Lilly, J. Bragg, D. Highley, D. Ellis, M Lazar, B. Barber, D. Singleton, Mr. Stinebiser, Sponsor. Hi-Y builds road block fir the March of Dimes. The Ili-Y, a religious organization, has really been an active club this year. Their biggest project was sponsoring the Hi-Teen Club which held its canteen weekly at the Cuyan Barbecue. The Hi-Y made food baskets for the needy and worked in the Salvation Army's Christ- mas Booth. They attended the Preaching Mission as a group, had their annual spring picnic with the Tri-Hi-Y, and have attended all of their district meet- ings as a group. Their float tied for sec- ond place in the Homecoming Parade. The Hi-Y has truly had a worthwhile year. David Highley Mows 'em Down during the Homecoming Parade. Members of the Quill and Scroll prepare float for the annual homecoming parade. The Logan High School chapter of Quill 81 Scroll, one of the thirty-five hundred chapters of this society for high school journalists, became active about two weeks after school began under the ca- pable leadership of Mr. Harris. Later they entered a float in the annual home- coming parade and collected clothes and canned goods for the needy at Christmas. The members of Quill and Scroll are: President, Scott McDonald, Vice-Presi- dent, Clayton Linkousg Treasurer, Bar- bara Cooperg Secretary, Emilie Fowler, and Sergeant at Arms, Margie Zekany. Other members are: Mary Lou Fleener, Eddie Adams, Ruby Perry, Eskel Kitch- en, Tommy Fortune, Jim Hazelrigg.. Stuart Hunter, Myrna Browning, Clara Pusta, Grace Chirico, Janet Vance, Ann Pyle, Helen Gibson, +Steve Seplocha, Jane W'ard, Ramona Keaton, Noel Rich- ardson, Janice Boyd, Rose Perovich, Jimmy Compton, Singie Marino, Carol Cornette Hinchman, Tracey Browning, Josephine Simborski, Johnna Barto, and Rissie Seldomridge. uill cmd Scroll, high school journalists' cluh Seated: Mary Lou Fleenor, Emilie Fowler, Clayton Linkous, Scott McDonald, Barbara Cooper, Myrna Browning. Standing: Mr. Harris, Ruby Perry, James Huzelrigg, Eddie Adams, Tommy Fortune, 'Eskel Kitchen. and Stuart Hunter. Prayer Club is one of the largest and most faithful of any of the groups .-at Logan High School. Tuesduy noons reserved for Pruyer Club fneetingsg ronide inspirution or students und fueulty. The Prayer Cluh is a Christian club. Its purpose is to enrich the spiritual life of the students in Logan Hi School, to introduce them to God., and to take the studcnts and faculty away from the cares ol' thc school. Officers include: Eddie Adams, President, Bucky Harris, Vice- PfPSilI0llf3 Ramona Keaton, Secretary, Clcn Savage, Treasurer, Mrs. Harvey and Miss Thomas, Sponsors. Members of the council are: Vickie Scott, Jerry Shelton, Johnny Thornhury, Chuck Hailey. Rose Marie W'hite.. Jean Ann Gore, Sue Egnor, John Lilly, Clayton Linkous, jo Ann Walls, Judy Beckett, and Sharron Rumbaugh. The speakers for Prayer Club are sometimes students, teachers, ministers, or other men and women who are interested in what the students do. Some of the outstanding speakers were: The Singing Smiths, Mrs. Cordon Cosby, Tom Lowe, Bill Hinchman, Dr. Poole, Jack Moore and two of Logan's outstanding students. jerry Shelton and Chuck Bailey. Here's How staff is kept busy getting out the paper every three weeks. The Here's How staff has chalked up another year that can be classified as one of the best in its history. About thirty-two years ago when the paper was just getting started, it consisted of only four pages on ten by twelve paper, but with constant work it has been enlarged to six pages on larger paper, This year's staff was also honored by having a pri- vate office. Members of the staff are: Editor-in- Chief, Myrna Browning, Assistant, Scott McDonald, Page II Editor, Margie Ze- kanyg Sports, Emilie Fowler and Eskel Kitchen, Advertising, Elloise Bowen, Janet Damron and Tommy Fortune, Advertising Display, Mary Lou Fleenorg Photographer, James Hazelriggg Fea- tures, Ruby Perry, Exchanges, Sharron Wells, Music Editor, Sandra Ward, and typists are Patty Hapney and Lawrence Hunter. Here,s How honored by placing Select in S Pictured below are: SEATED: Myrna Browning, Erlitorg and Scott McDonald, Assistant Editor. STAND- ING are Emilie Fowler, Eskel Kitchen, Sandy W'ard, Mr. Harris, Sponsor, Ruby Perry, and Mary Lou Fleenor. , J ,...,.,,, idie. fn-sf., . nf, SEATED: C. Ando, C. Linkouw, Editor in fllIiPfQ B. Dshurn, J. Barto. J. SilllD0t'5kl. STANDING: G. Chir- ivo, A. Adkins, C. Criswell, R. Perovivh. C. Dolan. R. Perry, S. Huntvr. Snulent Photographer: E. Adams. Sports Editorg C. Pustu. S. Adams, Mrs. Wbolfilt. Proflurlinn Sponsorg ,l. Queen, J. Thornbury, Assistant Editnrg J. White. M. Clay. Staff goes all out to produce best yearbook ever. This your has lwvn a vt-ry husy one for zulvvrtisvlnt-nts and subscriptions to husi- tllv lm-mln-rs of the Guyana stall. W'ith nessnu-n and students. They roller-toil Llayton l.lllli0llS. our Editor-ni-Llnei, ads and Suhsvriptiongq wvhilv we meas- und Mrs. W oolhtt. our production spon- . , , l nred margins, spzwvd words. and dug sor. llvzulnlg this hard working staff. we . ., into tlrlt old hlavl' inl'. NVQ think we lluvv worlu-cl to :nuke tlns ilu- lwst ' x x Guyana in Logan lliglfs history. The aclllevell our goal and l'0l ' you hke husiness stuff.. llvzuled hy Mr. lvhilv, sold the product. SEATED: M. Muymlrd, Subscription Mnnagvrg D. Ross, Business Managerg M. Frye, Adrertising Managerg R. Rodgers. STANDING: ll. Kuzee, C. Cliiriro, R. Mt-Cormivk, B. Dyer, P. Mann, F. Wliite, Business Ad- visorg J. Nichols, J. Burto, B. Osburn, J. JIIIIICS, J. Sllllll0l'Ski. 93 FRONT: D. Messer, D. Thompson, J. Sigman, B. Puryear, J. W'atson, Secrelaryg J. Phalen, Presidenlg B. Tabor, Vice-Presidentg J. Wliite, Chaplaing S. W'hite, P. Strain, G. Francis, B. Shiller. BACK: Mrs. Fer- rell, Sponsor, A. Steele, C. Wliite, N. Farley, S. Ward, J. Jimision, P. Murphy, J. Hackworth, S. Adams, S. Wells, D. Vaughn, M. Wooten, A. Hinchman, L. Core, M. Zekany, K. Morgan. lotloes collected for the needy by Pacesetters. The Pacesetters have worked like little eager lieavers this year. They not only have had social activities, but they have helped in filling the needs of others. The most significant of these was col- lecting clothes for the needy. Their most important social activity was the Christmas Dance, which was enjoyed by all who attended. As they do every year, the Pacesetters held a Spring Style Show. This year it was given at noon time in the Little Theater and was a very fash- ionahle affair. Another of their im- portant social activities was the slumber party. This is always held at the closing of the school year for all senior girls in the club. The Pacesetters looked very sharp at the party given for the rushees. if Front Row: S. White, Trims.: l'. Hale. Sec.: J. Sigmun, V.-Pres.g J. Hackworth, Pres. Second Row: P. Munn., S. Pauley. B. Shillcr, J. Massingill, M. Wooten, J. Asbury. Third Row: Miss W'hite, Sponsorg S. Ward, l.. Gore, J. Harrison, J. Queen, N. Farley, Miss Blevins, Sponsor. opsy Turvy services of benefit to school. One of the older established clubs in Logan lligh, Topsy Turvy is always very active in giving service to the school. The girls sponsor dances after basket- ball games, thereby serving two pur- poscs, raising money for the club and boosting school morale. As a service project the girls have provided mirrors to be placed in the girls' restrooms in the new building. The club sponsored their annual spring formal, which was a very happy occasion for all members and friends. Gay groups at the Topsy Turvy spring formal. 3 us -F if - 4'-W B as X ,.,,..g , in. . FRONT ROW: Loletta Evans, Donna Mattics, Johnnu Barto, Linda Jacobs, Ama Ree Steele, Secretaryg Eddie Adams, President, Earl Harshbarger, Vice-Pu-.eialentg Chuck Bailey, Treasurer, Barbara DeWitt, Kay Davis, Karen Wiggins. SECOND ROW: Alice Davis.. Catherine Dean, Betty Taylor, Linda Ellis, Sally Young, Tommy Ciusti, Bucky Harris, Jim Stone, Steve Ratz, Tony Hylton, Danny Ross, Karen Camicia, Gayle Porterfield, Mary Rose Varacalli, Kay Bailey, Sandra Rumbaugh, Katie Ferguson, Mrs. Juergens- meyer. French Club enjoys Cccbwczylingo Picnic and Swim Vive la France, Vive la L.H.S. chant the members of the Cercle Francais. The French Club is composed of French stu- dents who are interested in becoming more familiar with French people and their customs. The club participated in many school activities, including a radio program. The annual spring banquet was held in combination with the Thespians. The oflicers are Eddie Adams, President, Earl Harshbarger, Vice-President, Ama Ree Steele, Secretary, Chuck Bailey, Treasurer, Mrs. Juergensmeyer, Spon- sor. The motto is Liberte, Egalite, et F raternitef' The colors are bleu, blanche, et rouge Cblue, white, and redj. Members of the French Club enjoy life at spring outing. 96 D0 0 Front Row: A. Spry, D. Kelly, C. Dolin, J. Robson, J. Richmond, E. Grimes, C. Brennan, D. Steele, T. English. Second Row: S. La Pradc, C. Chirico, P. Knott, S. Vance, B. Reynolds, J. Hale, G. Totten, A. Adkins, T. Saunders, E. Adkins, D. Browning, D. Wolfe. Third Row: E. Burchett, J. Sealielly, O. Hunt, H. Moate, P. Johnson, G. Hester, J. Cross, J. Nichols, J. Fraley, N. Parker, J. Simborski. Back Row: M. Fortney, B. Bivens, P. Ferguson, C. Field, L. Cosby, C. Runyon, D. Dempsey, M. Lazar, G. Neace, C. Linkous, D. Webb, D. Pizzino, R. Mullins, J. Thornbury, L. Barrett. Latin Clubbers relive romantic times of Caesar. Tri-V-Lambda Chi, the Latin Club, has for its motto Caesar's very famous boast, Veni, vidi, vici, which means 'tl came, I saw, I conquered. Mrs. Ruby Ghiz sponsors the club and the officers are: Grady Hester, President, Mack Lazar, Vice-President, Harry Moate, Treasurer, Patty Johnson, Secretaryg Jo Ann Cross, Sergeant at Arms. The purpose of the club is to help the Latin students to have a better understanding of Latin and help them to become better acquainted with Roman customs and culture. The Club had a very full schedule this year which included an outdoor barbe- cue and initiation of thirty-six students. The Roman Banquet, given annually, is the big event of the year. Latin I mem- bers serve as slaves at the banquet, which is served Roman style with every- one dressed as Romans. On Valentine's Day the Latin Club sponsored the Sweet- hearts' Ball. Betty ,Io Shiller was chosen Miss Sweetheart of 1958. Heaven and all this, too, sighs our President, Grady Hester. Girls enjoyed riding in the parade. The Girls Athletic Association is a group of girls who are interested in sports. The purpose of this club is to show the girls good sportsmanship. Their spon- sor for first semester was Mrs. Jean Walls, and second semester Miss Man- non. For their money making project they sold chances on a stuffed animal, stationery, and sold programs for the Booster Club. The girls attended Play Day at Marshall College. For their two social events of the year there was a Christmas Formal and a Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet. The girls also played ball at the noon hour. GAA Girls had fun playing ball with teachers. l'RONT ROW: E. Taylor, D. Spears, Ida Smith, J. Maynard, Ora Damron, President, A. Mullins, Secretary, L. Maynard, Treasurer, B. Samson, A. Lowe. SECOND ROW: L. Bradley, M. Adams, B. Mullins J. Mynes, S. Barnette, V. Ratz, M. Vance, J. Hilbert, Miss Mannon, Sponsor. BACK ROW: C Bmlon, B. Hager, M. Nichols, G. Hartman, N. A. Abbott, G. Richards, L. Conley, P. Brown. FRONT ROW: Nancy Steel, Ethel Burchett, Thelma Saunders, Sue Egnor, Vice-Presidentg Opal Hunt, Secretary, Crace Chirico, Historiang Elva Adkins, Beulah Samson, Annette Lowe. BACK ROW: Miss Jones, Sponsorg Ora Lou Damron, Sharon Callion, Joan Steele, Elaine Stafford, Carl Haught, Margaret Jordon, Virginia Ratz, Mary Donahoe, Phyllis Lester, and Mrs. Robertson, Sponsor. Evelyn Damron President, and Joyce Fraley, Treasurer, are absent from picture. HeQ7 others while you eww -F.T.A. group m The F.T.A. is a very active club at Logan High School. This year their activities have included an Indian float in the Homecoming Parade, participation in the State Convention at Jackson's Mill, dancing at noon in the machine shop, working at the Salvation Army booth, helping with polio drives, and four dele- gates were chosen to represent the club at the regional convention Ain Hunting- ton 'on March 3. The F.T.A. members proved to be a great help to the teachers by grading their papers and by substi- tuting for them when they were away at school meetings. Miss Jones, F.T.A. sponsor, said that this has been a very busy and happy year for the F.T.A. All of the members agree with her as they look forward to a long restful summer vacation. F.T.A. Float tied for second place in the Parade. 99 0170. l Front Row: Ruth Perry, Audrey RiH'e, Sharron Gabbard, Janet Gallion, Treasurerq Patty Hapney, Secre- laryg Alice Messer, Presidentg Illah Moore, First Vice-Presidentg Linda Bradley, Second Vice-Presidentg Nancy Fisher, and Irma Puckett. Back Row: Mary Ann Curry, Janet Carter, Barbara Fry, Linda Cullet, Rose Caudill, Melinda Thompson, Brenda Turner, Lula Estep, Nancy Flint, and Patricia Jo Jeffery. Office HeQers Club first established this year. A dean of girls in a large high school can encounter many problems and our dean of girls, Mrs. Maynard, is no ex- ception. In fact, she has so much work to do and so little time in which to do it that she has started a club for girls who have some spare time and would like to be useful. These girls are called the Office Helpers. Their Various duties include running errands, sorting and I0 0 tiling papers, and any other work with which they are able to help. This group was organized only this year and their schedules have been arranged so that a few are in the office every period .of the day. This is an example of a group of girls working for a worthwhile cause and at the same time having a good time and getting acquainted with each other and their sponsor. --am llosellu llanners, Saphomoreg Sherron Rumbaugh, Seniorg Charnlion Michael, Seniorg Sandra Rum- baugh, Sophomoreg Donna Reynolds, Juniorg and Linda Browning, Sophomore. Cloeerleczders boost The l957-58 cheerleaders were spon- sored by Mrs. Mary Barber, first 3911108- ler., and Miss Vicki Blevins, second se- mester. They are very active in keeping school spirit aroused. They decorate goal posts before each football game in both schools' colors. They lead football A .L Charmion Michael school spirit. players onto the field and basketball players onto the floor before each game. They sell shakers to students to raise money to support the cheering squad. They boost the morale of the team aml the crowd each time the Wilclcat team plays ball. Sherron Runilmugh Senior ,lol Senior FRONT ROW: Mrs. Colvin, Sponsorg Betty ,Io Shiller, Bobby Jones, Janice Phalen, Secretaryg Sherron Rumbaugh, President, Frances Giusti, Treasurerg Ronald Taylor, 'Vice-Presidentg Sandra Adams. SEC- OND ROW: Tommy Ciusti, Ronald Easley, John Lilly, Sandra Rtunbaugh, Charmion Michael, Linda Browning, James Hazelrigg, and Danny Steel. Speed thrills, also kills, The Teens For Safety Council, spon- sored by the Junior Department of the Logan Woman's Cluh and the Slow Down and Live League, was organized this year to encourage teenagers to drive safely. A driver of the month was chosen each month and received a hillfold from Crown Jewelers. The drivers of the month are as follows: Mansfield Dam- ron, Joe Drake, David Curry, Zan Car- ter, and Larry Dell Elkins. The driver of the month is chosen by a letter of recommendation from a Logan High says Safety Council. School student or any person in Logan County who has observed individual driving. He must be a good driver who does not indulge in dangerous practices and who has shown courtesy on the road. He is also judged on the amount of improvement in his driving. The driver of the year was announced at Commencement and he received a Bu- lova Watch from Crown Jewelers. The Safety Council also sponsored a poster contest, an essay contest, and a slogan contest. 'IO Mrs. Colvin and Paul Pauley admire poster drawn by Ruby Perry. David Curry, Sergeant at Armsg Judy Hale, Treasurerg David Highly, Presidentg Jimmy Vitakis, Vice-Presb dentg and Kay Slater, Secretary. Inspired and inspiring, Pep Club loeibs school. Newly-organized last fall, the Pep Club has added spirit to all of our games this year. The main goals of the club are to arouse more school spirit and make definite plans for all athletic events. For all games they make posters advertising the games. At the games they sell shak- ers with school colors. A section of the seats was marked off to form a sizeable cheering section for both football and basketball games. Mrs. Barber and Miss Blevins were co-spon- sors first semester. Then second se- mester Miss'Blevins became sponsor. PEP-IT-UP Holler Pep Clubbers before the Huntington East Game. FRONT ROW: Mildred Cook, Historian, Margaret Padgett, Secretaryg Judy Smith, Presidentg Janice- Manns, Vice-Presidentg Linda Hanes, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Mary Alice Salmons, Donna ,lean Carey, Rosetta McDowell, Sarah Davis, Miss White, Sponsor. F.H.A. stresses better living fir members, etmilies. A brand new club started the first se- mester here at L.H.S. is the Future Homemakers of America Club. The pur- pose of this club is to create better liv- ing for both members and their fam- ilies. To join the F .H.A. a student must have had one year of high school home economics. The members number nine. Each member works individually on her project which may be for home or school, sewing, cooking, canning, crafts, child care, or community projects. After completion of projects, degrees are given for each accomplishment approved by state and national F.H.A. advisors. Sym- bols of these degrees are then attached to the club pin. As a group the club held a party for underprivileged children at Christmas, sold vanilla flavoring for I0 4 funds, attended the Southern Regional Conference at Concord, and for their school service project cleaned the fac- ulty lounge. In ,lune two members at- tended the State Wide Convention. ,.d' S Demonstration and practice in child care basis for club program. 1-v v -'Q' ESQQ Officers of the Honor Roll Club are pictured in the front row of this large group of members. Starting sixth from left: Bucky Harris, First Vice-Presidentg Jerry Shelton, Presidentg ,Io Ann Cross, Second Vice- Presidentg Charmion Michael, Secretaryg Grace Chirico, Treasurer. Honor ol! students strive, achieve recognition. Among the new clubs organized at Logan High School this year one of the most highly esteemed is the Honor Roll Club. In order to become a member a student must achieve and maintain at least a two point average. The purpose of the club, which is sponsored by Mr.-Juer- gensmeyer, our principal, is to promote the interest of young people in entering science, the stu- a professional field, such as medicine or law. It also helps dent choose a vocation and a college. 'IO 5 The club holds a dinner at the end of each six-week marking period, honoring the new members. There is a guest speaker from an interesting profession at each dinner. The speaker for the first banquet was Mr. J. H. Prince, an engi- neer from Roanoke, Virginia. He made a very interesting talk on electronics. Members of the club endeavor to set a scholastic example for the other stu- dents. No doubt the influence of this club will grow with the passing of years. s f - E 1 5 F5 , FRONT ROW: J. White, S. Vance, C. Francis, J. White, C. W'orkman, M. Vance, E. Maynard, A. Elkins, R. Rodgers, C. Cabbard. BACK ROW: T. Dudding, Miss Bland, Librariang Z. Evans, A. von Pechy, P. Squibb, W. Turner, A. Rigby, J. Mullins, M. Curry. Libmry is modern and convenient hr students. The library seats approximately 75 and is furnished with modern toffy-colored furniture. The book shelves are ar- ranged in little islands called ustacksf, This makes it easier for the students to find the book they want. There are about 3,000 books in the library. The library is also equipped with reference shelves located in the center of the room. Miss Bland checks book for Tom. The charge desk is equipped with a slide where the books are received on a cart and checked and put on the shelves. The library has 3 dictionary stands and 1 Atlas stand. It has an up to date card catalog and a magazine stand where all the current magazines are arranged in alphabetical order. Brenda checks out a favorite book. FRONT ROW: Helton, Raper, McDonald, Mays, Linkous, Jr., Coulter, Damron, Ratt, May, Totten, Ross. BACK ROXV: Stafford, Ferguson, Shelton, Esposito. llrowning. lll, Cox, Carter. Mrs. Milne, Webb, Harshbarger, Young scientists, engineers own teclonicctl group. Building bridges, roads, rockets, atomic bombs, and even space ships are just a few of the things the members of the Junior En- gineers' Teclmical Society aspire to do in the future. The ,l.E.T.S., the newest club in Logan High, is sponsored by Mrs. Cora Milne. Advice, help, and encouragement are given to the members by Mr. Bill Long, an engi- neer, who is the club's technical advisor. W'itl1 the assistance of Mrs. Milne, a club was formed which united with a national engi- neering society. Oflicers that were elected were: President, Johnx Coulterg Vice-Presi- dent, Clayton Linkous, jr., Secretary, Evelyn Damrong Treasurer, Benny Mays. Eligible for membership are Juniors or Seniors who have a B average or better in algebra I and II and in plane geometry. Each member has one major project of his own choosing to com- plete during the year to enter in the ,l.E.T.S. science fair. The meetings are usually at- temled by one or more engineers, with the subject of a meeting being anything from dis- cussing construction of a skyscraper to fig- uring the horsepower of a member's car. Mrs. Milne explains the solution of a problem to Fred and Clayton. 'IO Although not a service club, the society helped with the March of Dimes Drive and the Crippled Children's fund. The year was terminated with a science fair displaying the projects of the members, at which members of the local engineer- ing society were guests. 7 The fifth period class helps syith the weekly radio broadcasts. Logan Hzglo Glee Club again proves its worth as SEPTEMBER JANUARY 17-C.T.A. Dinner. Radio program. OCTOBER FEBRUARY Started radio program every Friday. 8-Management Cluh. 16-Rotary. 22-Women's Club. MARCH NOVEMBER Junior Assembly. 19-Superintendent's Dinner. APRIL 5-W.V.0.W. DECEMBER 22-N.H.S. 9-Methodist Dinner. 17-Holden P.T.A. MAY 18-Rglary, 13-Girl Concert. 23-Dinner, Rainbow Grill. 19-20-Opereuw e Girls' Chorus is enjoyed,by all. 25-Baccalaureate. 29-Commen cement. 108 l A ------V Fourth period class sings at Assemblies. an asset both to our sclooo! and to the community. Uutstanding voice students at L.H.S. compositions. Both groups willingly give comhinc their talents to present vocal their time and talent, thus providing the music of an high quality. Under the di- school and community with the best of rcction of Mrs. Thelma Juergensmeyer, music. The citizens have lreen very for- thc girls' chorus and the mixed group innate in obtaining them for several so- lcurn to sing the most difficult of musical cial gatherings. Those that attended All-State this year were: Ama Rec Steele, Sue lignor, Patty Jenkins, Patsy Taclcett, Bucky Harris. ,lim Stone, Danny Martin, Grady Hester, Eddie Adams, Damn Dorseyg accompanist- lirendu llrowning. 'I09 High stepping L.H.S. Bama' displays new uni arms That indispensible and entertaining group, our band, did unusually fine work this year. Besides marching in parades and playing for football and baseball games, they held a majorette festival in December, which attracted majorette groups from the southern part of the state. Proceeds were used toward new uniforms and instruments. Early in May the band traveled to Hunt- ington for the state band festival. Play- ing in the All-State Band were Bennie Mays, Oscar Siffort, Jackie Mathews, Rissie Seldomridge, Virginia Ratz, Belva Ball, Paul Hutchinson, Larry Hall, Johnny Francis and Dana Dorsey. ,M l'? 'f' ex Sandra Pizzino, band queen ll. Thompson, P. Ulvvins, L. Bell, S. Kirkcndalll, S. Vflls, ,I. MilT1'lllll, J. Siglllilll. ! M ajbrettes precision routz'nes add color to bmmf rvx S .Q I il Sharron Wells Judy Siglllilll Mwhmwwwifygqw x 2 ,Iunirv Malrvum 1 1 I Dre-nm Thompson N X s Fred Miller about to explode at teen-age discussion concerning ARE Parents People? Soplwmores please with teen-age problem comedy. Martha Miller. Fred Miller ...,, CAST . . . .Erma Puckett .. . .Tommy Ciusti Henry Graybill ,s,,,,,,,,,-,,,- Dgug Cary MISS Muller .......,s..,s, Karen Wiggi11s Doris Miller .,., Biff ,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,, George Miller. Reporter .,...... .Patsy Hinchman , ,,,,,. Danny Steele ...Lucky Hefner . ..,... Larry Barrett Pl! 0l0gl'apller .,,, .,,,,,, T ony Hylton Betty Lou ..s.,, ,lane ,.....,..v. Alec .ss., Patty .Katie Ferguson ....,.,Patsy Knott .Johnny Robson Delores Damron All in the Family is a three-act comedy showing what can happen to a family when they find out there is a genius in the group. George, the genius, is having a few kids over one night to practice what they are going to say on their radio program. While they practiced in the dining room this evening the father, Fred, overheard what they were discuss- ing. Wllen Fred heard about the topic, HAre Parents People? , he was furious. At the end Fred is happy about the idea. 2 i Reporters snap happy home life of Mr. Miller and his family, including that near-genius, George. Chuck takes a slug at Hugo because he has been selling dates wilh Ginny, Chuck's girl. unior comedy play goes over big with students MSEVENTEEN IS TERRIFICU Three-Act Comedy CAST Dr. Allenby ....,..... Arnold Grimmett Mrs. Wagiier .............. Linda Conley Chuck Allenby ......e........... Jim St0Il8 Janie Allenby .......,.. Pamela Whited Barbie Allenby ......,. Lynda Jo Henry Billie Allenby .,...... John Thornbury Patsy Gardner ,..........,.... Opal Hunt Nancy Pomeroy ...........,.. Dawn Hall Hugo Jarvis .,.............. Glenn Savage George Bennett ........., Bucky Harris Ginny Grant ................ Joanne Cross 6 3 J .. Mrs. ,Iuergensmeyer and the Juniors out- did themselves this year hy presenting a three-act comedy play entitled Seven- teen Is Terrificf' Because Chuck has taken the car without asking, Mr. Al- lenby had to walk to keep an appoint- ment to sell some propertyg but he was late and didn't sell it. As a result of this, he refused to let Chuck go tothe Spring Dance and he already had a date with Ginny. Later Mr. Allenby received a better olfer for the property and he let Chuck go to the dance. Brock, telling secret to pals is surprised by the Sheriff and group of girls found on the island. Senior play Fog Island first in Little Theater. F og Island, the three-act mystery, was presented by the members of the Senior Class of 1957-58, and directed by Mrs. Juergensmeyer. A young scientist named Jerry Martin is being held prisoner on this island where he had come for a rest. Brock and the caretaker are about to force a secret'when they are surprised by the Sheriff and group of girls found on the is- land. Jerry is afraid for the lives of the girls, especially when he sees Priscilla. Sheriff and Maurine find something is strange when Brock is trying to kill Jerry who had come here for a rest. CAST Mrs. Williallls ..s..,.... Barbara Cooper Williams ,.......... Jerry Martin ............. Sheriff Doolittle ....... ,...,.,Chuck Bailey .,.Eddie Adams ...,.Danny Ross Margy O'Laughlin .... Margie Zekany Brock ......,........,............ Fred Casto Hazel Summers ........ Sandra Adams Ann Wickliff .......,.... Shirley Moore Maurine Gardner ....., Johannah Green ..,.... Priscilla Ralston .... M Jean Ann Gore .Frances Ciusti yrna Browning Mrs. Williams and the caretaker are trying to give the Sheriff poison so he won't talk. 4 Principals: Barbara Cooper, Eddie Adams, Betty Puryear, Ama Bee Steele, Frances Giusti, Jim Stone, Margie Znkany, Danny Martin, Bucky Harris, Sue Egnor, Arnold Grimmclt, Sherron Rumbaugh, Shir- ley Moore, and Glen Savage. Accompanists: Johnny Robson and Brenda Browning. Glee Club, Tbespiims combine to give Merry Wi ow Alene Talbot, an attractive and wealthy widow, comes to a resort hotel and finds there Prince Nikolas of Altruria, whom she had met some time ago on a world cruise. They had fallen in love at that time hut, Alene heing married, they had gone their separate ways, not ex- pecting to meet again. Now Alene is free, hut the prince is betrothed to Prin- cess Stephanie of Sylvania. The prince lfnn-Can Girls: Libby Maynard, Sandra Adams, Vicky Scott, and Phyllis Fenner. Chorus: Frankie Blevins is faced with deciding whether to give up his kingdom or the woman he loves. When Stephanie learns the true situa- tion she releases him from the engage- ment. Adele is also released hy Monty, whom she had promised to marry when she had thought the prince was not free. The operetta was remarkably well done and played to enthusiastic audi- ences. Grchlds to Mrs. Juergensmeyer. 9 Putty Jenkins, Peggy Smith, Larry Ascough, Margaret Padgett, Tommy Giusti, Tony Hylton, Jane Wat- son, Churmion Michael, Danny Ross, Mary Rose Castelli, Jackie Swetnam, Alice Frye, Marilyn Packo, and ,lean Pullen. jo Ann Walls reigns as 1957 Homecoming ueen Jo Ann W'alls Homecoming Festivities for 1957 in- cluded the election of Miss ,Io Ann Walls, Senior, as Queen. Serving as her court were: Frances Ciusti, Seniorr, Wanda Lazar, Juniorg and Sue Ann Wall, Soph- omore. At half-time, Mayor Litz Mc- Guire crowned the Queen. To be eligible for such an honor, a girl must have a good scholastic record, be good looking, a good dancer.. meet the public easily, and conduct herself in a respectable manner. The girls concluded a full day by reigning at the Homecoming dance. I 4 - Sue Ann Willl Wanda Lazar Frances Giusti 116 Homecoming participants watch the birdie before the coronation. They are: Mrs. Maynard, Sponsorg Sue Ann Wall, Sophomore Atlendantg Wanda Lazar, Junior Attend- antg Mayor Litz McGuire: Frances Ciusti, Senior Attend- antg and Senior Queen ,Io Ann Walls. 40-0 score makes Homecoming wonderful 121' L. H.S Early in October the year's most exciting event took place. It was Homecoming with all its gay times! To start out a won- derful day, the Homecoming Parade toured through downtown Logan. Miss Homecoming, .lo Ann Walls, led the parade followed hy her attendants. All were riding in convertihles. Behind them came the hand and all the colorful floats. Afterward, at the Midelhurg Park, we played our Homecoming game with Oceana. Logan had a hig victory of 40-0. During halftime, the floats and Queens went around the park and the winning floats were chosen. Mayor Litz McGuire Crowned ,Io Ann Queen. The hands per- formed. Later that evening, all assem- hled at W'VOW for a dance to top the evening's excitement. 7 Tri-Hi-Y Float takes First Place. ,P Isabel Ruiz Miss Logan High Miss Isabel Ruiz was chosen Miss Logan High of 1957-58. Her court consisted of Miss Rose Perovich, Senior Attendant, Miss Kay Slater, and Miss Judy McDon- ald, Junior Attendants, Miss Grace Chi- rico and Miss Alice Sue Ball, Sophomore Attendants. Miss Logan High and her attendants and escorts attended the an- nual rival football game 'between Logan and Willianlson, which was sponsored by lmoth Logan and YVilliamson Kiwanis Cluhs, held at Willialllsoll. Before the game the queens of hoth high schools, their attendants, and escorts were enter- tained at a dinner hy the Kiwanis Club. The queen of Logan High was crowned Miss Victory at the Victory Ball following the game. Miss Isabel Ruiz reigns as Miss Logan High. Miss Logan High is crowned Miss Victory by Mr. Jim Vamzant, President ot' the Williunnson Kiwanis Club. Also pictured are Ervin Queen, President of Logan Kiwanis Club, and ,lim Stone, Miss Ruiz's escort. X 'A E f X V95 o,t , e Q Rose Perovich ,Indy McDonald Kay Slater Spnior Auemlqm junior Attendant Junior Attendant ' igcfsr' . A .Wk Grave Chirieo Alice Sue Ball Sophomore Attendant Sophomore Attendant Miss Logan High and her attendants pose for il photographer at the l.0gzxn-Williamson game. Pictured are: Kay Sluter, ,ludy McDonald, Isabel Ruiz, Miss Logan Highg Rose Perovivh, Alice Sue Bull, and Gnu-e Chirieo. W n W ..ee , e . , ,M,,W.,.,e. Mil. .. . e. . ........ Cheerleaders in a huddle: Qclockwise from the hottoml Linda Browning, Janie Mas- sengill, Charmion Michael, ,lane Watson, and Sandra Rumbaugh. I20 Miss Flame of 1957 was blond Betty Ann Puryear, who was chosen to ride in the posi- tion of honor during the Fire Prevention Week parade. -r-v air 'vi' x F x +3 M , . Happy rrowd ul ond of Yvilliaunson gzunc. 3 .. Nm E AAA Q . xesgaw Q N S is 1 Q F- Q-W,wwwN+N....wMN Www-Mx V . . X ir . A ' ,, 5 K, fn A M ,V ..X A , KAN-U A X A :W Kwai kkkk i.:f,5 Q K E: g H E . . N . wi . . 5 . N idnv K M X M , 4, S INS? X- ff- Y ,omg-. . 1, , Given Honorable Mention on All-Stale High Srhool Fool- balll Team was George' Frantz, who played guard. BASKETBALL A D TRACK 0 R BOYS HAVE A K ACK. 123 Sweep basketball sectional, baseball regional. Wlildcats play at many sports, but put their hearts and souls into playing and cheering football, basketball, track and baseball. Logan's sport season opened with a thrilling but heartbreaking foot- ball game when Logan dropped a close one. Although plagued by injuries and that unpredictable flu bug, the Wild- cats made a good showing and ended the season with five wills and five losses. Outstanding on the gridiron this year were: Fred Wagner, Orville Fleming, John Calandros, john W'hitman, Autie Ratlilf, Fred Colvard, Jerry Shelton, Lloyd Dempsey and George Frantz. Most of these are seniors and will be missed next year. The basketball season in- cluded a lively intramural tournament with eight teams in hot competition. In addition to the regular basketball sea- son, the Junior Varsity turned in an enviable record. The Varsity team won the sectional tournament by defeating a fine Chapmanville team and lost in the regional by a fluke. Foxie Hanners was the stellar attraction at this time. Baseball season was rained out to a certain extent, but Logan won the sec- tional tournament by defeating Man, 6-4. The Wlildcats went on to beat Hunt- ington High., 2-1, for the regional crown, and were scheduled to play in the state finals at Parkersburg at the end of May. Altogether the Wilclcats made athletic history during the year 1957-1953. This boy isn't going to be stopped. Everyone wants the bull. Logan Higla School Wildcats get of to slow start. LOGAN 6 STONEWALL JACKSON 13 With a good attendance backing them the Logan lligh Wiltl1'uts invaded Stonewall at Charleston for the big opener of the season. Logan fought the powerful Generals hard all the way, but they just couldn't seem to find the right spark. The Wildcats scored first in the second period, marching 55 yards. Or- ville Fleming wcnt the final nine yards off tackle for the only touchdown for Logan. Logan held Stonewall 6-6 until the final four minutes of the game when the Generals scored once more to end a hard fought game at 13-6. LOGAN 48 OCEANA 0 The 1957 Homecoming was highlighted on September 27 with a brilliant display of of- fensive and defensive play as the Logan Wild- cats romped to a 48-0 victory over the In- dians from Oceana. Logan's Orville Fleming led the scoring attack with two touchdowns. Six other members of the Wilflcats' team hit pay dirt as they crossed the goal line for scores. LOGAN 0 HUNTINGTON EAST 20 The Logan Wiltlcats lost their second game of the season when they bowed to the Hunt- ington East Highlanders during a game played at Midelburg Park. The Wildcats, sparked by the Soph. quarterback Fred Col- vard, Seniors Orville Fleming and John Ca- landros, played heads up ball, but could not keep the Highlanders from coming out on the top of a 20-0 score. lhc rlhrec duldc on an important play. Logan gm- for unglher hr 1 down Orville Fleming Manuel Mendez George Franz Logan to lose talented Seniors by graduation. LOGAN 7 ST. ALBANS 13 The Wildcats, who were continually plagued by hardsluck all during a tough game with the Red Dragons of St. Albans, crossed the goal line only once. With less than four min- utes to play in the second quarter Logan's John Whitman rounded left end from nine yards out for the initial score. Fred Colvard's placement split the uprights and the Wildcats led 7-0. The drive had started on the St. Albans' 38 when a Dragon aerial was inter- cepted by Logan end Jerry Shelton. However, the Dragons went on to score two touchdowns and kick one extra point. Logan- won the next game by topping Bar- boursville in a very thrilling and exciting contest. The game had the Logan fans on the edge of their seats the whole game. LOGAN 24 MADISON 8 The Wildcats evened their season at three and three at the expense of Scott Skyhawks of Madison. Fred Colvard scored Logan's first touchdown. in the second quarter after tackle Autie Ratliff blocked a Madison punt. Col- vard was trapped in the Logan end zone for Madison's first two points. In the second half Logan came alive and fullback John Whit- man scored three times from the 1-foot line, the 6-yard line, and from the 4-yard' line. Madison's only touchdown was scored by Paul Tawney on a 49-yard run down the sidelines. Bob Keaton's playing had a great deal to do with the outcome of the game as be made quite a few tackles that stopped several runs that would have been touchdowns for Madi- son. Joel Neace Robert Keaton James Greer ln Huntington game xwhlllllllilll is stopped short ol' a touelnlown that was sery hadly needed. Like most of rivals, Logan has ber ups and downs LOGAN 7 BECKLEY 13 Logan lligh Sehool's flu-richlen Wfiltleats eame within inches of scoring a major upset Fritlay. Uetoher 25. at lleekley, hut Could not quite make it as the Flying Eagles lllllllff a gallant goal llllt' staml in the final seeoncls of play to eop a 13-7 vietory. The Wiltleats played their hosts a terrible hall game despite the faet that live regulars were out of the starting line-up lweause of the flu. IA JUAN Tl DPPI ,ES B LUEFIELD Logan in a surprising game heat Blueheld to even their reeorul at four wins and four losses. Logan played one of their best games ol' the year in defeating Bluefield. Colvard, Shelton. xvvlllllllilll., ami Wagner were out- standing on offensive.. and the whole team HO0Ill4'1l to he ahle to ilo nothing wrong. its k A Qs :N L x as Glum outside, happy inside is Coaeh Willis Logan swamps Oceana fl-8-0. 7 l Greer runs interferenee for NYhitman as John eharges down the field for a touchdown. ' 1 Logan jiotball team slblzts even on season s games. 'fi in - M Li W: 5 i sl nun- V A -. 9 LOGAN 7 W'Il,l,lAMSON 0 3, y .7 y L The Logan Nvildeats had to go all out to gain ,h A ' gf their fifth vietory of the season against four ' .1 ,,,:, t, f defeats hy winning over XxYllllillllS0ll.S W'olf- ' E - f i: a n -' Vqlb V paek 7-0 at Xwvllllillllblllll. The hig gun of the ? K e VVildeats was ,lohn Wvlllllllllll on offense and ff D ,lim Cook, Boll Keaton. Autie Ratliff, and K WA W all George Frantz on defense. Fred Wvagner did 1.g.t,,,e., -.sv--........,,, aff' lloarh Willi- is very happy as Logan defeats rival W' illia maon. as good a joh as lilly other quarterhaek in the state could have done aeeording to the l'lI'l'lllllSiillll'l'!-1. The field was muddy and slippery and even had parts eovered with water whieh made handling the hall very diflieult. Fred llolvard scored lallgllll-H toueh- down and the only touchdown of the game to heat LOILEHIIQS areh-rival 7-0. LOGAN 7 MAN 12 The Vllildeats suffered their lifth defeat of the season Friday. November l5.. when the Man High llillhillies eame out on top with a seore of 12-7. Jerry Melllellan and Don Mullins seored the touchdowns for Man. Johnny Yvhitman. Logan fullback. eharged through for the Wilaleats' one touehdown and halfhaek Fred Colvard hooted the extra point. 128 First Row: R. Taylor, D. Taylor, R. Adams, F. Wagner, B. Jones, E. Hanners, G. Shelton. Second Row: D. Ross and M. Damron, Managers, H. Craver, T. Cray, R. Cillman, L. Dempsey, L. Hernandez, J. Calan- dros, J. Hainer, J. Nisbet, Manager, Coach Lilly. Basketball is very exciting sport at L. H. S. Logan had a good season this year end- ing with a record of 17 wins and 7 losses. Logan started off slowly but went on to capture the sectional crown from rival Chapmanville. Loganis good show- ing this year was due to the efforts of Bob Jones, Lloyd Dempsey, Jerry Hainer, Foxie I-Ianners, John Calandros, Fred Wagner, and Gray. Even though behind several times during the tourna- ment Logan sparked to victory. Foxie Hanners was chosen to play on the South's team in the annual North-South basketball game. Going to Huntington to play in the Regional, Logan played a well balanced Charleston and kept up with them for the whole game with Charleston winning out in the final few minutes by three points. Though losing some talented Seniors, Logan will have some very skillful ball handlers back next year including Louie Hernandez, Henry Graver, the Taylor Twins, Jerry Hainer and R. Cillman along with some boys from the junior Varsity team. First Row: R. Henderson, D. Farley, C. Mcsser, J. Sabo, R. Johnson. Second Row: L. Harclesty, W. Crif fin, F. Colvard, R. Cillman, C. Baldwin. 4. ,eagle BU I6 ..g.l p f X! F F gm 17 .pw-, ly., J f , -3 fr, any 9, ii 'V 9 i all 3 ! Q 3' 3 , 1, .VY 1 XX M X H I b X X 2 X 4 Yvugner, Guard Calundros, Forward Shelton, Guard LOGAN OPP. 55 Chapmanville 56 64 Alumni .....,,A,w 61 66 rxI'2lC'0lll1l ,,7,Y...,,,w...,. ...V.... 4 3 74 Scott lligh ...,..,,..,...7v,7,.. A,...... 6 1 78 Clarksburg Victory 54 69 lluntington East .,.....7 ..,..... 8 7 54 XY'illlZllllS0ll ,.,....l7,..... ........ 5 5 87 lluntington Central 04 Sl Wfilliznnson ...,,7........7. ....,... 5 9 70 Man 77,, .,,,,,,.. ,,7,7 , . . ...... 5.61 84 lllucfit-lil .,,,,,..,A, 71 6 l l'rint'1-ton .,,,,,,...,.,, 76 55 lluntington East ,..., .,,,,... 7 5 75 Man ..,,,,,,.,.A,,,,,..,,, 54 75 Milton t,,,,..,,,,t,,. 61 68 Wvvlvh ..,, 59 89 Mullt-ns .,,,,.,.,,, 82 82 Shzuly Spring .,,,, 65 77 llvclclcy ,...,,,,,.. 74 79 lilucfivltl .,,. A 59 llmnpsvy hooks one in for two points. llainvr gots sc-I for important foul shot. jones puts the hull up. np, and l 1 4 Hanncrs Player llanners ,,,, Jones ..v,, Hainer .....,... Dvmpsvy ,..,A Wagner .... Calamlos .. Cray , .,.. l Gilman ..,.,, llvrnaxlc-z .. Cravor .,7,,. Shelton . Grvvm- R. Taylor ., ll. Taylor .. -:X , - 1 . Cuarrl Dmnpsvy, lfvnlpr Games Goals Foul Shots 13 96 50-82 20 123 95-115 96 47-82 18 58 52-76 20 54 A47-74 16 32 33-60 18 28 45-67 8 10 l 1-20 7 5 3-10 1 1 7 4-7 ,, 7 1 8-12 10 5 0-4 2 0 0-1 1 0 0-1 Q -as Ig. 5 x, jones, Guard Fouls Points Average 45 242 18.6 62 315 15.8 47 239 12.0 52 168 9.3 83 155 7.8 34 99 6.2 52 99 5.5 23 31 3.9 7 13 1.9 13 18 1.6 6 10 1.4 9 10 1.0 1 0 .0 1 0 .0 Foxie leaves pnrsuvrs lwllind and sinks a lay-up. ll Iuokirvul lung arm lo hlm-k llililll'I'.h shot. Logan Wildcats top four f66l772S SCOREBOARD FUR SEC'l'l0NAL 'HIURNAMHVI LOGAN OPPOSI1 ION 79 Burvh ,, H 7 61 86 Mzulison , 63 66 Mutvwzm , , 49 74 fflmplllzlllvillv , 66 W ill: an fzlsl lure-:nk ,lnm-a -inks an lay-up. NYuglu'r lllilkl'h In I up I ll ln lx I J 132 SCOREBOARD FOR SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Player Games Goals Fuul Shots Fouls Points Average Jones .....,. ..., 4 35 17.22 3 87 21,8 Dvmpsvy ..A. 3 1 7 I6-22 17 16,7 Hanners .,,.,. 4 27 10.16 16 16.0 Hainvr . 4 21 ll-20 10 13,3 Greene .. ,O... 1 'l-l. 0 5,0 Calantlros ,... 3 2-5 15 4.7 Yvagnvr .,,. -1 .m-l l ll 3,5 Grvy ...O. 4 7-15 16 3.3 Gravel' ...,. l 2-2 I 2,0 Gilman ..,.,. 1 2-2 0 2,0 Hernandez .,,, 2 I-2 4 ,5 as they win Sectional Tourzmment. Logan we-nt into tournament play with a rt-vm-al of lllll'll'l'll wins anal sou-ll losses. ln a play-ull' ganna Logan fought a tlv- te-rnlim-al llnrvh ta-am with thu- svorv vvry 1-lose' until tht- Yxiltlvats llrolu' away in tlw fourth quartvr to win Ivy l'lglllt't'll points. ln tln- ne-xt two ganna-s Logan 4li1ln't haw- ton much troulllv. oven wlwn Nlatt-wan playvtl slow lvall. During tlw linal ganna-. Logan anal fllI1lllIIIillIYllll' we-rv almut vw-nly matt-lnwl fur the first llll't'1' qnartvrs. tlivn lllI'0llQ,Ill tlu- vfforts ol' llvnipsvy. llannt-rs. anal ,Iona-s. the Yxliltlvats pnllvel alivatl nl' Cllaplnanvillv and stay:-tl alivael. but the- onli-onw was not vm-rtain until tlu- final lnuzzvr souml- ml. l.ogan's Fox llatl le-ft tlu- Chapman- villt- llnuncls way In-llincl. lioavli Lilly tht-n got tln- tvam rt-auly to gn to Hunt- ingtun to the- R4-giunal. cry hotly wa ll1'f. VIII' illl Ill1'I II1-Ip. 'Nil llll 4PIl1' INIII ILIIV. Logan Io-I n llirillingg Inll Ill'ill'IIPl'1'ilIxIllg lop Ivy lIn'1-1' Iminh In 4-ml Luggnlif Inns gunn' In Iiimrlv-lm: in IIN- Sl'lllI-IIIHIIS. Ixvilmll he-n-mi uilll Ingun winning li I'In- -vnrv uns rlnsa- :III llu- may with IIN' annl losing Ii. Iugnn una anul Inns lln lll rl Ill lu In- llI'llllII UI ll- IPiliIxl'IIl3lII Irann NN ilalf-an! Inn- yi-Iling ilu-ir In-urls 0 . Irnl 11Inn'Io-stun nmnange-1I In ronn- uni un nn1I ilu IIUSIVII I.iIIy. Logan loses close game 65-62. SIIUIIICISUKRII FUR IRHLIUNXI, 'I'Ul'llYKNII'iYI' ',lIIf'l'l' 'QHIIIS ,loin-5 I I Ilannc-r I 'Il'lllIl5l'f I Ilannn-rs I YY ngnrr 3 liulannlros 0 Wnrrmnnnla-nI Irnl nul nov-ria-aI. Ile-lnpsn-5 worn-Q lun. I lfuui SIIIIIS 'fouls Pninls Irvruyf fi-II I 23 25.0 I-I I 9 9.0 I-Z4 fi 9 9.0 I-3 I 9 9.0 I4-I I 9 9.0 I-I 3 I I.0 IIiNIlv:ll'l1-ll1'uI IillI'1'Il Innx n:ll4'Il -IIHIPN -in SIIIUIIIPI' Imslu-I. k First Row: J. Luwson. F. Nvugner, G. Shelton, R. Keaton, R. Parsley. Second Row: D. Farley, C. Bren- nan, I . Colvurd. J. Royce, T. Grey. Third Row: J. Huiner, J. Wllitnlun. D. Skeen, H. Cruver, R. Taylor Fourth Row: I.. Vance, Coach Zicvurelli, T. Rnnyon, B. Alderman. Asst. Coach Sammons. Logan beats H. H. S. 2-1 to capture Regi0naL REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Logan Opponent Section 32 17 BUTTHIO ............................ 3 Lggan Oppgngnt 8 SPO!! ----..---f-------- -.------ 1 3 Buffalo .,.,,...............,,...... 0 5 Clnapmanville ,... ........ 4 6 Man ---,---..-,..--------,------.,A,-- 4 3 Man ............,.... ........ 6 2 Oceana ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 0 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 3 BIIHRIO ....,.... ,,...... 0 Region 8 5 Amcoma A 2 Logan Opponent Z 2H?L1,.......1.n49 15 g1 i g 1fgi ,2 --AAA 3 Sf-on ....,....,..,. 11114 g'0 'g 2 Chapmanville .................. 3 The teum is tense near end of sectional game. He's safe by a mile. 'I35 Player Graver .A Wagner Keaton .. Hainer ., Alderman Shelton ., Parsley ., Whitman Grey ...,.. BATTING AVERAGES At Bat Runs Hits Average 22 3 1 .045 34 10 6 .177 27 3 6 .222 31 8 7 .226 4 0 1 .250 37 7 10 .303 32 7 10 .313 35 7 14 .400 24 6 10 .417 Logan is edged out in State Tournament. Shelton and Craver wait tensely for their tum at bat during game with Huntington East. PITCHING RECORDS W'on Lost Royce ...... 4 3 Grey ..... 4 1 Shelton ..., 2 1 10 5 State Tournament Logan Opponent 2 St. Mary's .........,................ 5 Logan made a good showing as they won the sectional after the sports writers said that Logan didn't have a chance. Then they went on to win the Regional. But after this Logan didn't seem to spark and were edged out hy St. Mary's. Some baseball players also run track. 136 I-'sm Ljxii is Glen Savage Jim Vitakis John M0110 Track is one 0 L. H. S.'s mforite sports Besides football. basketball, baseball, there is a sport that is well liked by many, and that is track. l,ogan s track team entered in sev- eral meets this year but the team was not too active as floods.. flu, and rain cancelled a number of the meets in the state. Also out for track were the boys who are going out for football next year. Coach Willis took the team to Beckley and Huntington. Although plagued by rain the boys practiced in the field house so that they eould keep in shape. 137 Fred Colva rd ia.. Sophomore play cast clowns for camera: Patsy Knott, Johnnie Robson, Larry Bar- rett, Tony Hylton, Katie Fer- guson, Karen Wiggins, Doug Cary, Erma Puckett, Lucky Hefner, Tommy Ciusti. 1 4 Autograph seekers at the Guyana Autograph party. Please note that Stuart David Hunter is facing the camera instead of being behind it, as usual. Mrs. Gore dishes it out at the mid-morning break. KI Lugun liily Ilull. .w'ula'1l: john I.illy. lily' l'.'H2ilIl'd'I'1 ,lm-:un Kun Uurv. fllllllfilllllllll qzllilflllihll vIil'llil1'l. lfity lflvrkg l'f,r Jluyur l.il1 xl1'1Qllil'l'1 Uuyur ,lorry Slltlllllll tllil'-f nf lllPIil'l' l.ilI'I'f lflkins: Iillllil' Mlann-. lfity S0li4'ildIl'2 Slll'l'l'llIl lglllllllilllgll, f,0lllll'i'llHIllZ .lu hm Hull-. luunrilmun. .slllllllillllf fix -l ir1' l.'lil'f Tu-nl Sciln-N: Fin' 1 llivf l.:urry lg1lI'lll'H1'1 l rml xx2l,2llQ'l'. loum'ilruung l.lum'k lfanilcy. l,lllIlll'iIllllllI2 l'.',x '-l.lli0f uf l'nli1-1' llugn linux-. Sl'Il6l,!3l1fS fzsszmze new responsibility on Youth Day. Hin Ilnrill of qlaly fm' liira- flliq-In lnrry l:ill'lll'lll' XXomlr4m qiUl'll0ll. lionrml of Iiillllilliilll IlI'l'5i- vzum- elm-ing purzule-. xsln-n ln- rmlv on il lin' 4h-nl. gmgnrql- prim-s 14, 4-ugly ssinm-r. ifllm-I, lrurlx will: lln- lfx -1'l1in-I'. Iiuih-y. 5ln'rrnn I:lIllllHllI2ll nml ,lunivv NIZIIIIIN. 139 -r-rs' -llw ii 3 Airborne 1-heerleuders Browning, Ruxnlmugh, Masscngill, Mivhawl, Runibuugh, Yvutson fly in formation L0yezL eager Logan supporters keep teams on toes. Wildcat roowrs on way to Huntington for Regional Toilrmllncni. The first few weeks of school were hectic when it rained. We practically mired ourselves getting to and from the new building. Be are and tzj?e1'- with cmd without muddy streets As soon as the curbs, sidewalks, and black- topped roads were fin- ished we ceased to look lvedraggled on rainy days. These Indian maidens are Oceana majorettes in disguise. They presented a most enjoyable per- formance at our Home- coming game. ext. A c , it j.E.TS. projects make cz czscimzting science show l,l'illl'ill1ll Tom Urr ol' Mun Junior is in- te-l'vsl4-tl in thc' rm'lu-t-lznnlvllillg plat- form huilt hy Scott Nlvllonultl and Lukif' Chix. john lfonllvr and Fra-cl Custo huilt this sta-ann vngim-.. which uttravts the atten- tion of Mr. Stollings and Mr. Harris. Stvvv Ruiz pri-purvs to explain the work- ings ul' the lnmlvl pmvvr plant huilt hy Muynznwl 'l'ott4-n and Stove. X I4 Girls' Chorus all dolled up for a concert. Front Row: Fay Maynard, .Opal Hunt, Marilyn Packo, Loretta Wiley, Neltha Adkins, ,lane Ward, Bonnie Elkins, Joyce Slater. Seconfl Row: Sadie Conley, Dawn Hall, Pat Elkins, Rose Marie White, Judy Smith, Nikki Michero, Brenda Browning. Hack Row: Ann Dillon, Margaret Padgett, Linda Ellis, Carol Smith, Clara Curry, Shirley Moore, Janet Clemens, Vivian Hartman. Girls at work, girls at play, girls, girls, girls. - .. A I One of the first classes to cook a meal in the new home economics kitchen: Peggy Chafiin, Utta Mae Conley, Elaine Hobson, Miss W'hite, Donna Dingess, Carolyn Adkins, Mary Hatfield, Alice Fry, Judy Mynes, Evelyn Adkins., Ruth Foster. 'I44 The Pep! The Pep! You've got itg don't lose it. The Pep! Y! 'huunu..,,,,,!NLP sm. - ' . ,pqgma--M 145 Fieldhouse a n d high school building from left drive. kr'---J Where brains are racked regularly - Mrs. Milne's trigonometry class. ,lf-ff be Silbl season, always with us. Tom lllllllllllg :md ,lvlln Flvm- ing vunsidc-r the world well lust for lovv. 146 Nuvl Ill1'llill'IlS0llo April FOO' l,l'lVC'l'-llf-Ill?-Mlllllll, was so IIlllllC'll lly llw Hcrvl llow. .A s 5 fl , L., lhulily llalrlwr and Myrna Browning do an :ulzngio num- lwr at llw l,:llin lllulr Swvvl- In-art Ball. X -sf---... af-X33 -J Senior Christmas party at noon in the cafeteria. fame sm Joanna Nichols and Jim Rich- mond do u neat calypso at the Latin Club Valentine Dance. 147 The Stroll, as dem- onstrated by Latin Clubbers at Sweet- heart Ball. L A A as.-K f 3,,'N. if ' S 'VV' S ' ' N, .. . . - :Q 3 S. kQMgqw1iS f2qqgg, L A , , , ,SNA ' ' 59513 p fi L E E wi ng af Y -ffff izn-.a:' N A :lv-ff , + . X W - -G .79 g ' 'M' 1 'i 5 'Y 5, S F in nl j3,p,,,. f K 3 A ix i ,M U s Wk ., .Q WW- K .,s? S9' ff? - fs.: ,..--'- we , ., RQ if gf kyt 1 S S J ' -1537, V A gf.-My ' muh law ' -I ,s XA, f , saw fm, .. , ,yx ,, Vg! J, ,gs W - - V ,-gf yi viiw,-3 H' ' . S by - ADVERTISEME TS HELP ,' LET'S HELP OUR ADVERTISERS. 148 Mining operations pro- vide a large percentage of Logan County incomes. Whell the mines are op- erating full blast, every- body is happy. I4 i iv 'A' 9 if ,s if if, , Band struts in front of York TV Sales Most popular spot in the vufeteriu. At Your Service . . . 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Logan, West Virginia 44 YEARS OF GROWTH THROUGH SERVICE Abbott, Delores 27 Abbott, Donna 27 Abbott, Nora Ann 41, 98 Acord, Judy 41 Adams, Adie May 27 Adams, Joyce 41 Adams, Marvin Edward 34, 52, 53, 84, 90, 91, 93, 96, 83, 109, 114, 115, 139 Adams, Mary Sue 27 Adams, Mavis 41, 98 Adams, Roger 41, 129 Adams, Sandra 53, 84, 93, 94, 102 Bryant, G Adkins- Cagigas, Betty 28 114, 115 Adams, Wilma Curry 53, 86 Adkins, Andra 27 Adkins, Annetta 53, 93, 97 Adkins, Betha 27, 88 Adkins, Carolyn 144 Adkins, Cecil 53 Adkins, Clarence 53 Adkins, Delores 53 Adkins, Elva Gay 27, 99, 97 Adkins, Erma 27 Adkins, Evelyn fChee Chcej Adkins, Gerald 41 Adkins, Hansford 53 Adkins, Iva 27' Adkins, Jerry 27, 82 Adkins, Jo Ann 27 Adkins, Linda 41 Adkins, Marcella 41 Adkins, Midgie 41 Adkins, Millard S. 41 Adkins, Neltha 53, 144 Adkins, Sandra 27, 82 Adkins, Sharron, 53 Adkins, Susan 27 Adkins, Virginia 53 Virginia 27 INDEX Baker, Sarah, 27 Baker, Winfred 54 Baldwin, George 27, 129 Baldwin, Ralph 27 Ball, Alice Susie 27, 80, 119 Ball, Belva 27 Ball, Randal 27 Ball, Sandra 27 Barber, Bob 54, 89 Barnette, Larry 52, 54, 139 Barnette, Sonja 98 Barrett, Larry 27, 112, 138, 97 Barto, Johnna 41, 93, 96, 85 Bartram, Phyllis 27 Basham, Jean 27 Beatty, Lantha 27 Beckett, Judy 25, 41, 40, 91, 78, 88 Beckett, Keith 27 Belcher, Franklin 41 Belcher, Judy 27 Bell, Billy 41 Bell, Freddy 27 Bell, Linda 41, 81, 111 Bell, Loretta 54 Berry, Bobby 41 Berry, Herschell 27 Bias, Myrna 27 Bills, Betty 27 Binion, Carol Sue 41, 119, 98 Bivens, Beth 27, 97 Black, Marylin 27 Blackburn, Gene 41 Blair, Barbara 27 Blair, Yvonne 41 Blake, Howard 27 Blankenship, Donald 54 Blankenship, Lowell 27 Blankenship, Mary 28 Bleviga, Frankie 41, 89, 87, 115, Brewster, Aleta 28 Bridges, Bobby 28- Brooks, Bill 28 Brown, Brown, Brown, Browni Browni Browni Dorothy 42 Glen 28 Harold 42 ng, Bennie 55, 72, 79 ng, Bill 28 ng, Bonnie 55 Browning, Bonnie 42 Browning, Brenda 55, 86, 109 144, 115 Browning, Cliffaleen 42 Browning, Deanna 42' Browning, Don 42 Browning, Donna 28, 97 Browning, Doris 28 Browning, Iris Jean 42 Browning John 28 Browning: Linda za, 102, 141, 101 113 Browning, Marshall 55 Browning Myrna 55, 84, 90, 92 114,,146, as Browning, Phillip 55, 59, 104 Browning, Riley 55 Browning, Ruth 28 Browning, Thelma 42 Browning, Tracy 42 Browning, Wallace 28 winndale 28 1 Akers, Arthur 27 Albright, Ronnie 41 Aldridge, Ethel 53 Aldridge, Glenna 27 Aldridge, Zella 41, 84, 88 Aleman, Mary 41 Aleshire, Patty 27 Alexander, Jo Ann 27 Allen, Bill E. 53 Asbury, Judy 53, 88, 95 Ascough, Larry 41, 87, 115 Atkinson, Rose Marie 41 Aude, Gretchen Ann 54, 93, 103 Austin, Charles 54, 89, 87 Avis, Betty 41 Avis, Leland 54 Avis, Roger 27 Blevins, Geraldine 28, 81, 1 Blevins, Karen 28 Blevins, Linda 28 Blevins, Sue 28, 82 Bobbitt, James 54 Bodnar, John 28 Boggs, Connie 41 Boggs, Earl 28 Boggs, Glenna 41 Boggs, Sarah 28 Bolt, William 26, 28 Borders, Donna 41, 86 Borders, Linda 28 Bostwick, Roy 54 Bowen, Eloise 54 Bowen, Jewell 41 Bowen, Ruby 28 Bryant, Loretta 28 Bryant, Rosie 42 Bryant, Theora 42 Burchett, Ethel 42, 99, 97 Burgess, Bruce 55 - Burgett, Sandra 55 Burks, Margaret 28 Burns, James 42 Calandros, John 10, 55, 130, 89 87, 129 Caldwell, Carolyn 42 Calloway, Sarah 42 Camicia, Karen 28, 96, 88 Campbell, Garrett 55 Campbell, Janet 28, 88 Campbell, Ladonna 55 Canellas, Joyce 55 Caperton, Joe 42 Carey, Donna Jean 42, 104 Carey, Doug 28, 34, 112, 138, 89 Carey, Edward 28 CareY, Janet 42 Carlisle, James 28 Carper, Linda 28 Carroll, Larry 28 Bahus, Bill 54 Bailey, Charles 24, 34, 52, 54, 82 84, 91, 96, 87, 78, 103, .139 139, 114, 85 Baileh .limmy 41 Bailey, Kay 27, 96 Baisden, Betty 27 Baisden, Iva 54 Baisden, Jack 27 Baisden, John 27 Baisden, Joyce 27 Boyd, Janice 41 Boytek, Linda 54 Bradley, Brenda 4-1 Bradley, Linda 41, 98, 100 Bradley, Mary 28 Bradshaw, Bob 28 Bragg, Frances 28 Bragg, Jack 55, 89 Branham, Joanna 41, 82 Brennan, Gerald 97, 135 Brewer, -Cecillia 28 167 Carter, Alexander 56, 87, 107 Carter, Carol 28 Carter, Charles 28 Carter, Janet 55, 100 Carter, Jewell 42 Carver Charlie Joe 28 9 Carver, R eginald 28 Castelli, Mary Ann 56 Castelli, Mary Rose 56, 86, 115 Castelli, Nickie 42 Casto, Freddy 24, 52, 56, 114, 78 87, 83 Caudill, Lark 28 Caudill, Rose 28, 100 Cease, Carolyn 56 Challin, Rosalene 28 Chafin, Edward 42 Chafin, Fred 56 Chafin, Mary 42 Chafin, Peggy 28, 144 Chafin, Ronnie 42 Chambers, Karen Sue 28 Childers, Patsy 42 Chirico, Grace 25, 28, 26, 78, 80 97, 93, 99, 105, 109 Chirico, Grace Marie 42 Christian, Gertrude 56 Christian, Lee Ann 29 Christian, Sylvia 29 Churilla, Alice 29 Clark, Elizabeth 56 Clark, Janet 56 Clark, Margaret 29 Clay, Clifford 56 Clay, Minnie 56, 93 Clay, Ronda 29 Clay, Roy Lee 29 Clemens, Janet 56, 144 Clendenin, French 42 Coffey, Phyllis 29 Cole, Mildred 29 Collier, Robert 56 Collins, Linda 29 Collins, Myrine 29 Collins, Nancie 29 Collins, Ronald 29 Colvard, Fred 29, 89, 129, 115, 136, 137 Compton, Linda 29 Conley, Delores 29 Conley, Linda 42, 98, 113 Conley, Sadie 56, 144 Conley, Scott 42 Conley, Utta Mae 29, 144 Conley, Virgil 29 Contreras, Maxine 29 Cook, Douglas 42 Cook, Elizabeth 56 Cook, 1-larlie Jo 57 Cook, Larry 42 Cook, Mildred 42, 104 Cooke, Linda 29- Cooper, Barbara 57, 84, 90, 114, 79, 115 Cooper, Elizabeth 57 Cooper, Larry 29 Cooper, Ronnie 29 Copley, Curtis, Jr. 57 Copley, Peggy Ann 57 Cornette, Carol 42, 51 Cornwell, Frank 29 Cosby, Lowell 29, 97 Coulson, Paul 42 Coulter, John 57, 107, 87, 85 Cox, Billy 42 Cox, James 29 Cox, Ronald 57, 107 Cox, William Joseph 57 Craddock, Elmo 29 Craddock Katheryn 43 Craddock Leora 29 Craddock Janis 39 Craddock Patsy 43 Craddock Paul 57 Craddock, Richard 29 Crawford, Tommy 43 Criswell, Clarice 57, 93 Cross, Joann 43, 84, 86, 113, 105, 97 Crum, Brenda Lou 57, 84, 88 Crum, Delbert 43 Crum, Helena 29 Crum, Lois Gail 57 Crum, Loretta Jane 57 Crum Tom 29 Culkal-, William W. 57 Culkar, Theresa 43 Curry, Betty 29 Curry Clara 57, 144 Curry, Curry, David '43, 82, 103 Freddy Dewey 58 Curry, Mary Ann 29, 100 Curry, Millard 43, 106 Curry, Ronald Lee 58 Curry, Tommy 29 Curtis, Carolyn June 58 Curtis, Kay 43 Cyrus, Bobby 43 Dailey, Don Reed 58 Dailey, Joyce Ann 58 Dalton, Pauline 43 Dameron, Deloris 29, 112 Dameron, Janet Lou 58 Dameron, Mansfield M. 58, 82, 129 Damron, Euhl 29 Damron, Evelyn Marie 58, 107, 83 Damron, Cary 43 ' Damron, Ora Lou 43, 98, 99, 83 Damron, Violet 58 David, Charles 29 Davis, Alice 43, 96 Davis, Bill 43, 87 Davis, Delma 29 Davis, Donald 29 Davis, Donna 29 Davis, Kay 29, 96 Davis, Sarah 43, 104 Dean, Catherine 43, 96 Dean, Darlene 58 Dean, Donald 43 Dean, Janie 29, 88 Dingess, Freda 30 Dingess, Rhoda 30 Dolin, Cecil 30, 93, 97 Dolock, Frank 30 Donahoe, Mary 30, 99 Dotson, Barbara 30 Douglas, Martha 30 Drake, Joe 58 Drenner, Bruce 30 Dudding, Tom 59, 106, 146 Dyer, Brenda Lane 59, 93 Easley, Ronald 43, 102, 89 Easterling, Anna 43 Easterling, Jack 43 Eggers, Sally 43 Dean, Naomi ,lean 59 Dedick, Ann 29 DeFobio, Thomas 29 Dempsey, Andrew Lloyd, Jr. 59, 122, 131, 134, 129 Dempsey, Douglas 29, 97 Dempsey, Jewell 29 Dempsey, Louise 43 Dent, Glenuel 29 DeWitt, Barbara 29, 96 Dillo, Alma ,lean 29 ,Dillion, Ann 43, 104 Dingess, Deloris 43 Dingess, Donna 29, 144 168 Egnor, Sue E. 59, 91, 109, 99, 115 Elam, Reva 43 Elkins, Anna Lou 59, 100 Elkins, Larry Dell 52, 59, 139, 78 Elkins, Pat 43, 144 Elkins, Thurmond 59 Ellis, Bobby Gene 59, 85, 87 Ellis, Larry 30 Ellis, Linda 43, 84, 94, 113, 144 Ellis, Sidney 30 V Elovich, Deloris 30 English, Thomas 43, 97 Erlewine, Barbara 43 Ervin, Stanley William 60 Esposito, Vito, 111 60, 82, 85, 87, 107 Estep, Jackie 43 Evans, Betty 43 Evans, Loletta Ellen 60, 96 Evans, Loretta 43, 82 Evans, Rosa 30 Evans, Zelpha Irene 60, 106, 88, 95 Farley, Don 30, 129, 135 Farley, Erma Jean 30 Farley, Frank 30 Farley, Lloyd 44 Farley, Nancy Carol 60, 88, 94, 95 Farmer, harry 30 Farris, Dorothy 44 Fenner, ,lack 30 Fenner, Phyllis Ann 60, 88, 100, 11 5 Fenny, Mary 30 Fergusilal, Katie 30, 88, 96, 112, 1 Ferguson, Larry Eldon 60, 107 Ferguson, Mary 30 Ferguson, Nancy 30 Ferguson, Priscilla 30, 97 Ferrell, Charles 44, 87, 89 Ferrell, Clara 30 Ferrell, Geraldine 44 Ferrell, Larry 44 Ferrell, Ruby 30, 39, 88 Field, William 44, 72, 79 Fields, Charles 30, 97 Fillinger, Verdella 30 Finley, Saul 60 Finney, William Henry 60 Fisher, Nancy 44, 100 Fleenor, Jim 30 F leenor, Mary Lou 60, 90, 92 Flemming, Dorcie 30 Flemming, Jetta 30, 146 Flemmings, Ernest 30 Fletcher, Alice 30 Flint, Mary France 60 Flint, Nancy 44, 100 Flowers, Edward 60 Floyd, Joyce 30 Floyd, Yvonne 44 Fortney, Mary Kay 44, 84, 85, 97 Fortune, Tommy 60, 90 Foster, Carol 30 Foster, Doris 44 Foster, Jimmy 30 Foster, Ruth 44, 144 Fowler, Emile Rose 60, 86, 90, 92 Fowler, Ronnie 30 Fraley, Joyce 44, 97 Fraley, Peggy 30 Francis, Gwendolyn 60, 94, 106 Francis, Johnny 44 Frantz, George Arnold 61, 123, 126 Frazier, Ronnie 30 Freeman, Linda 61 Frye, Alice 61, 144, 115 Frye, Autherine 30 Frye, Barbara 30 Frye, Barbara 44 Frye, Franklin 61 Frye, Gary 61 Frye, Loretta 30, 88 Frye, Mary 61, 93 Frye, Shirley 44 Gabbard, Cleta 30 Gabbard, Gail 44, 106 Gabbard, Sharron 44, 100 Gallemore, Charles 31 Gallion, Janet 31, 39, 100 Gallion, Sharon 44, 99 Gardner, Doris 31 Gardner, Vaughan 61 Garrett, Margie 44 Garrido, Jean 44 George, Wilma 31 Ghiz, Luther 1, 44 Gibson, Arthur 44 Gibson, Donna 31 Gilson, Helen 61 Gilbert, Myra 31 Gillam, Fred 31 Gillman, Margie 31 Gillman, Maxine 31 Gillman, Ruben 31, 129 Gilpin, David 44 Gilliam, Paul 61 Giusti, Frames 61, 102, 114, 115, 116, 117 Giusti, Tommy 25, 26, 31, 78, 83, 84, 94, 102, 115, 138 Gonzales, Eugene 31 Goodson, Velma 31 Gore, Betty 31 Gore, Jean Ann 61, 83, 85, 86, 91, 114, 139 Gore, Jerome 44 Gore, Judy 31 Gore, Lana 44, 94, 95 Gore, Marie 44 Gore, Simon 82 Gostovich, David 31 Graver, Henry 25, 40, 44, 78, 85 87, 129, 135, 136 Graver, Jo Ann 31 Gray, David 31 Gray, Tommy 129, 135 Green, Kenneth 44 Greenlee, Janice 44 Griffin, Myra 75 Greer, James 61, 126, 128 Griffin, Willis 31, 129 Grimes, Ernest 44, 97 Grimes, Lloyd 61 Grimmett, Afnold 44, 113, 115 Grover, John 31 Gullett, Linda 31, 100 Hackworth, Judy 61, 83, 94, 92 Hager, Aster 61 Hager, Barbara 31, 98 Hagy, Betty 62, 140 Hagy, Mary 31 Hague, Jackie 4-4 Hailey, Doris 44 Hailey, Julia 44 Hainer, Jerry 130, 132, 135 Hainer, Julia 31 Hale, Judy 31, 97, 103 Hale, Linda 31, 82, 140 Hale, Peggy 62, 88 Hale, Roland 31 Hall, Carol Sue 31 Hall, Dawn 45, 88, 113, 144 Hall, Delcie 62 Hall, Douglas 62 Hall, Gloria 31 Hall, Hubert Glenn 62 Hall, Sue Ann 116 Hamblin, Violet 45 Hanes, Linda 45, 82, 104 Hannah, Elsa 62, 88 Hannah, Jimmy 31 Hanners, Edgar CFoxyJ 129, 131 Hanners, Rosella 31, 88, 101 Hapney, Patricia 62, 100 Hardesty, Larry 25, 26, 31, 78, 129 Harless, Carol 31, 88 Harless, Yvonne 62 Harmon, Delores 62 Harris, Bucky 45, 84, 91, 96, 79 105, 109, 113, 115 Harris, Karl 45, 82 9 Harrison, Janice 62 Harrison, Joann 45, 95 Harrison, Kathryn 31 Harrison, Ronald 31 Hartman, Vivian 39, 45, 88, 144 Harvey, Donald 31 Harvey, Freddy 62 Hatfield, Judy 31 Hatfield, Lydia 45 Hatfield, Mary 31, 144 Hatton, Fred 31 Haught, John 45 Haught, Carl 62, 99, 121 Hazelrigg, James 10, 62, 72, 84 90, 102 Hefner, Paul CLuckyJ 31, 112 138 Helton, Lloyd 107 l 69 9 Henderson, Ronald 31, 129 Henry, Linda Jo 45, 84, 113 Hensley, Charles 63 Hensley, Mae 63 Hensley, Lois 31 Herald, Wanda 63 Hernandez, Louis 85, 87, 129 Herndon, Phyllis 63 Hester, Grady 1, 45, 85, 87, 83 97, 109 Hicks, Jimmy 45 Highley, David 63, 87, 89, 103 Highley, Sandra 31, 82, 88 Hilbert, Juanita 45, 119 Hileman, Leroy 63 Hill, Ruth 31 Hill, Sharon 31 Hinchman, Audria 45, 86, 94 Hinchman, Jocilla 45 Hinchman, Patsy 31, 112 Hobbs, Carl 31 Hofstetter, Mike 31 Holbrook, Donna 45 Honaker, Jacky 45 Hoosier, Louella 32 Horne, Molly 32 Houston, Patty 45 Hunt, Clifford 45 Hunt, Opal 45,' 84, 97, 99, 113 14-4 Hunter, Laurence 63 Hunter, Stuart 3, 63, 87, 90, 93 109, 138 Huntley, Anna Ruth 45 Hurley, Joan 45 Hurst, Clara 32 Hutchinson, Paul 32 , Hylton, Tony 32, 34, 82, 89, 96 112, 115, 138 Ingram, John Paul 45 Ivanovich, Herbie 32 Jackson, Milton 45 Jacobs, Linda 45, 94 James, Jorie 45, 86, 88,'93 Jeffery, Jo Ann 45 Jerrery, Rita Jo 32, 82 Jeffery, Rita Jo 32, 82 Jeffery, Ruth Jo 32 Jenelos, Lorraine 32 Jenkins, Darrell 45 Jenkins, Patty 63, 115 Jewett, James 45 Jewett, Wilma 32 Jimison, Judy 63, 94 Johnson, Danny 32 Johnson, Glenda 32 Johnson, Joyce 32 Johnson, Patty 25, 40, 45, 78, 82 85, 86, 97 Johnson, Paul 45 Johnson, Robert 32, 129 Johnson, Shirley 45 Jones, Ivan 45 Jones, Marcus'63 Jones, Robert 63, 83, 89, 102, 129 130, 131, 132, 134 Jordan, Margaret 32, 99 Justice, Danny 32 Justice, Peggy 45 Kazee, Barbara 32, 93 Kazee, Lundy 32 Kazee, Shirley 46, 82 Keaton, Ramona 63, 91 Keaton, Randall 32 Keaton, Robert 63, 126, 135 Kelly, Marion 58 Kelly, Carolyn 32 Kelly, Douglas 32, 39, 97 Kemis, Alexandra 63 Kenny, Gloria 46 Killen, Jackie 46 King, Arlene 32 King, Calolyn 64, 140 King, James 46 King, Mary 64 Kinney, Charles 64 Kinzer, Mary Lou 64, 88 Kirk, Janet 64, 140 Kirkendall, .Ronald 46 Kirkendall, Sharon 46, 111 Kiser, lsillian 32 Kitchen, Eskel 64, 90, 92 Kitchen, Neil 46 Kitchen, Peggy 46,- 82 Knott, Patsy 25, 26, 78, 97, 112, 138 Krantz, Jimmy 46 Lambert, Adena 46 Lambert, Emmett 64 Lambert, Numan 64 Lambert, Phyllis 46 Lancaster, Joyce 32 Lancaster, Phyllis 32 Lancaster, William 64 La Prade, Sarah 46, 86, 97 Lawson, Jimmy 135 Lawson, Joyce Ann 64 Lawson, Tommy 32 Lawson, Wanda 46 Lazar, Mac 25, 32, 26, 78, 89, 97 Lazar, Wanda 46, 86, 116, 117 Leake, Don 32 Leake, F ranklin'32 Lee, Carol Sue 64, 82, 83, 85, 86 Lee, Flora Jean 46 LeMaster, Lois 46 Lesher, Robert 32 Lester, Gloria 46 Lester, Phyllis 46, 99 Lewis, Betty 64 Lezu, Irene 46' Liberatore, Sante 32 Lilly, Carol 64 Lilly, John I. 46, 87 . Lilly,lJ!1ahn 52, 64, 89, 91, 87, 102, Linkous, Clayton 64, 84, 85, 91, 93, 97, 83, 87, 107 Linville, Denny 46 Little, Joann 46 Loggins, Polly 32 Lonker, Barbara 65 Lopes, Katherine 65 Lopez, Sammy 32 Loveless, Sue 32 Lowe, Annetta 46, 98, 99 Lutz, Patricia 32 Magana, Patricia 46 Mandopolous, Mary 46 Mann, Glen 46 Mann, 1-Iearshall 65 Mann, James 46 Mann, Phyllis 46, 93, 95 Mannon, Marlene 65 Mannsiglanice 65, 86, 88, 104, 85 1 Marcum , Anna Louise 46 Marcum, Douglas 32 Marcum, Eunice 32 Marcum, Janice 65, 81, 111 Marcum , Juanita 32 Marcum, Roger 32 Marino, Sammy 46 Marino, Singie 65 Martin, Dana 65, 109 Martin, Danny 46, 115 Martin, Iola 32 Martin, Gail 46 Martin, Joan 65 Massengail, Janie 46, 141, 120, 95 Matekovich, Katherine 46 Matekovich, Steve 47 Mathews, Herman 47 Matthews, Jackie 47 Mattics, Donna 32, 96 May, Billy 47 May, Jimmy 65, 107 May, Leroy 65 May, Robert 47 Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, Barbara 65 Barbara 32 Elis 65, 82, 84, 106, 115 Faye 47, 144 Iletta 47 Jewell 65, 98 Leah 47, 111 Maureen 65, 93, 85 Paris 66 Rex 66 Sharlene 32 Mays, Bennie 66, 85, 107 Mays, Charles 32 Mays, John 140 McCloud, Barbara 47 McCloud, Carol 66 McCloud, Ida 32 McCloud, James 47 McCloud, Marie 32 McCloud, Naaman 32 McComas, Thomas 32 McCormick, Robert 66, 93 McCoy, Gary 33 McCoy, Judy 66 McCoy, Ronald 66 McDtilizgd, Judy 11, 47, 80, 86 McDonald, Linda 47 McDonald, Scott 66, 90, 92, 107 McDonie, Brenda 33 McDowell, Rose Etta 66, 104 McGlothlin, Christina 66, 85, 86 McGlothlin, Virginia 33 McGraw, Danny 33 McKinney, Angelia 33 McKinney, Joann 47 170 McKinney, Leo 47 McKinney, Walter 47 McLemore, Carol 33 McNeelY9 Janice 67, 88 McNeely, Janice 33 McNeely, Joyce 67 McNeil, Judy 47 Meade, Donna 47, 82 Meade, Zelda 33 Meadows, Gloria 67 Meadows, Beulah 33 Meadows, Carol 33 Mendez, Lydia 47 Mendez, Manuel 67, 126 Merritt, Barney 33. Messer, Alice 47, 100 Messer, Donetta 67, 94 Messer, George 33, 129 Messer, James 67 Michael, Charmion 52, 67, 101, 102, 105, 86, 115, 120, 139, 141 Michero, Nikki 33, 88, 144 Midkilf, Thelma 47 Miller, Charles 67 Miller, Dallis 47, 87 Miller, Mason 33 Mills, Claudia Mary 33 Mills, Henry 33 Mills, Kathryn 33 Miner, Robert 33 Minton, Jerry 33 Minton, Reba 67 Mitchell, Judith 47 Mitchell, Linda 33 Moate, Harry 34, 47, 85, 87, 97 Molnar, Ann 47 Montgomery, Joe 33 Montgomery, Larry 47 Mooney, Rochelle 33 Moore, Daris 33 Moore, Ilah 47, 100 Moore, Jimmy 33 Moore,'Lola 47 Moore Shirley 59, 67, 114, 115, 1 4 4 Morehouse, Naaman 33 Moreland, Sue 47 Morgan, Kathryn 68, 88, 94 Motto, John 47, 133, 137 Mounts, Lucille 33 Mowery, John 33 Mullins, Agnes 47, 98 Mullins, Barbara 47, 98 Mullins, Brenda 33 Mullins, Brenda Lou 33 Mullins, Doris 33 Mullins, Gail 68 Mullins, Garnet 33 Mullins, Helene 33 Mullins, Joan 68 Mullins, Juanita 14, 68, 59 Mullins, June 68, 106 Mullins, June 47 Mullins, Pat 33 Mullins, Ronnie 1, 47, 97 Mullins, Ruth 33 Muncy, Donald 68 Muncy, Thomas 33, 85 Mundy, Larry 85 Murphy, Hawthorne 47 Murphy, Patty 48, 94 Murphy, Phillip 48 Musick, Robert 68 Mynes, Judy 48, 98 Plumley, Barbara 69 Plumley, Kitty 48 Porter, Charles 69 Porter, Drema 48 Porter, Hilda 34 Porter, Lillian 48 Porter, Pat 34 Napier, Scott 48 Neace, Eunice 68 Neace, Guy 33, 97 Neace, Janet 33 Neace, Joel 68, 126 Necessary, Billy 33 Neil,l Wade 68 New, Wanda 33 Newsome, Charles 33 Newsome, Joyce 33 Nichols, Joanna 1, 34, 48, 4 97, 1 7 Nichols, Margie 48, 98 Nichols, Patsy 3, 68 Nisbet, Jimmy 48, 87, 129 Noe, Audry 33 Noe, Edward 68 Noe, Patty 48 Nunly, Earnestine 34 Ogden, Linda 34 Ojeda, Martin 34, 39 Oliver, Freda 34 Oliver, Reva 68 Osburn, Bonnie 48, 88, 93 Osburn, Geraldine 48 Pack, Patty 48 Packo, Marilyn 68, 115 Padgett, Margaret 68, 104, 1 Padgett, Parker, Parsley, Parsley, Parsons Partain: Patrick, Norman 48, 51 Nancy 48, 97 Peggy 34 Ronald 48, 135 Margaret 34 George 34 Barbara 34 88 15, 1 1 93, 44 Paul, Sam 34 Pauley, Paul 48, 102 Pauley, Susie 48, 95 Payne, Ruby 48 Pearson, Joyce 48 Peek, Kenneth 48 Perkins, William 48 Perovich, Rose 69, 80, Perry, Anna Mae 34 Perry, Audrey 48 Perry, Carol 69 Perry, Ruby 69, 90, 92, Perry, Ruth 34, 100 Perry, Willard '48 Perry, William 48 sa, 93, 119 9 3, 39 Petrosky, Stanley 48 Pettrey, Marie 34 Peyton, Bobby 48 Peyton, Judy 69 Peyton, Linda 34 Peyton, Pearl 48 Phelan, Janice 69, 94, 102, 88 Phillips, Jay 48 Pizzino, Danny 48, 87, 97 Pizzano, Sandra 34, 110 Porterfield, Gayle 34, 96 Potts, Donald 34 Pridemore, Barbara 48 Pritchard, Troy 48 Profiit, Lewis 48 Propst, David 34 Pullen, Jean 69, 86, 115 Puckett, Erma 34, 100, 112, 138 Puryear, Betty 69, 94, 115, 120 Pusta, Clara 69, 93 Pyle, Deloris 69 Pyle, Roger 48 Queen, Janet 34 Queen, Judy Kay 69, 88, 93, 95 Queen, Kay 34 Ragan, John 69 Ragland, Bob 69 Raikes, Jewell 49 Rainwater, Mary Francis 34 Ramey, Barbara 49 Ramey, Glenna 34 Ramey, Mary 34 Raper, James 69, 107 Ratz, Steve 11, 70, 96, 107, 143 Ratz, Virginia 49, 98, 99 Raye, Loretta 49 Rebar, Donnetta 34 Rebar, Linda 34 Redic, Coy 49 Reed, Peggy 34 Refeitt, Dickie 34, 49, 87, 89 Rebar, Michael 70 Reynolds, Brenda 34, 97 Reynolds, Donna 49, 101 Rice, Ruby 70 Richards, Glenna 34, 98 Richards, Joyce 70 Richardson, Frances 34 Richardson, Noel 70, 146 Richardson, Paul 34 Richmond, Jimmy 34, 97, 147 Richmond, Norma 34 Richmond, Patricia 49 Riffe, Arlene 49 Riffe, Audrey 34, 100 Rigby, Anna 70, 107 Riggs, Barbara 34 Riggs, Gwynna 70 Rigsby, Ronald 49 Roberts, Alma 70 Roberts, Bernice 49 Roberts, Joan 70 Roberts, Ronnie 34 Robinette, Linda 49 Robinette, Lucille 70 Robson, Johnny 34, 97, 112, 115, 138 Rogers, Edward 49 Rogers, Ruth 70, 106 Rollins, Janet 70 171 Ross, Danny 58, 70, 84, 93, 102, 107, 114, 115, 129 Ross, Julia. 70 Rovillard, Florence 49 Royce, Jerome 49, 115 Ruiz, Isabell 5, 70, 80, 118, 119 Rumbaugh,'Sandra 25, 26, 34, 78, 88, 96, 101, 102, 120, 141 Rumbaugh, Sherron 24, 52, 71, 83, 84, 86, 88, 91, 102, 101, 115, 139, 141, 78 Runyon, Columbia 34 Runyon, George 34, 97, 115 Runyon, Tommy 35 Runyon, Wendell 49 Sabo, Jimmy 35, 129 Salmons, Frances 49 Salmons, Mary Alice 71, 104 Salmons, Phyllis 35 Samborski, Henrietta 49 Sammons, Christine 49 Sammons, Eleanor 49 Sammons, Judith 49 Samson, Beulah 71, 98, 99 Sanders, Sharon 35 Sargent, Oleta 71 Saunders, Thelma 35, 82, 97, 99 Savage, Glenn 49, 84, 91, 113, 115, 136, 137 Sayer, Lorrain 35 Scaggs, Jerry 35 Scalf, Carol 35 Scott, Jackie 49 Scott, Linda 35 Scott, Vicki 71, 84, 91, 115 Seakelly, Janice 35, 97 Seay, Alice 49 Sebo, Mary 49 Seldomridge, Rissie 71 Sellards, Joyce 35 Senator, Deloris 35 Senator, Willie 49 Sennett, Roger 35 Seplocha, Charles 49 Seplocha, Steve 71 Sexton, Doris 35 Sexton, Janet 49 Sexton, Joyce 49 Shaheen, Rainelle 35 Shedd, Ida Mae 35 Shelton, Jerry 52, 71, 91, 85, 87, 105, 107, 115, 130, 133, 139, 129- Shiller, Betty Jo 94, 95, 102 Sifford, Oscar 49, 110 Sigmon, Judy 71, 81, 94, 111 Simborski, Josephine 49, 93, 97 Simborski, Tony 71 Simmons, Melvin 35 Simpkins, Bonnie 35 Singleton, David 35, 89 Singleton, Kenneth 3, 71 Sizemore, David 49 Sizemore, Gloria 71 Sizemore, Ralph 49 Sizemore, Roger 49 Skeens, Algie 71 Skeens, Dana 35, 135 Skeens, Gaynel 35 Slade, 'Genett 71 Slater, Joyce 144 Slater, Kay 49, 80, 103, 119 Smith, Carol 71 Smith, Carol Sue 50, 144 Smith, Dorothy 50 Smith, Doug 35 Smith, Emma 35 Smith, Ida Lee 72, 88, 98 Smith, Judith 72, 104, 144 Smith, Peggy 72, 115 Smith, Randall 35 Southers, Donna 35 Spangler, Judy, 50 Spears, Donna 50, 98 Spears, -John 50 Spears, Johnny 50. Spears, Roger 50, 72 Spence, Goldie 35 Sperry, Virginia 35 Spry, Arvil 97 Spry, Sarah 72 Squibb, Margaret 50, 106 Stalford, Carlos 72, 85, 107 Stalford, Elaine 99 Steele, Ama Ree 72, 84, 94, 96, 109, 115 Steele, Danny 97, 102, 112 Steele, Joan 99 ' Steele, Leslie 50 Steele, Nancy 99 Stephens, Frances 14, 59, 72 Stevens, Jewell 50 Stevenson, Donald 50 Stone, Jimmy 5, 50, 84, 87, 96 109, 115, 118 9 Thornbury, Johnny 34, 50, 81, 84, 85, 87, 91, 93, 97, 113 Toler, Juanita 50 Tomblin, Ann 36 Tomblin, Tommy 36 Topping, Gujuan 36 Topping, Loretta 36 Toth, Irene 36 Totten, Geraldine 36, 97 Totten, Maynard 73, 107 Trail, Lana 36 Trail, Patricia 50 Trent, Gene Ray 36 Trent, Judy 50 Trump, Jacqueline 73 Turner, Brenda 36, 100 Turner, Fred 36 Turner, James 73 Turner, Tommy 50 Turner, Wilda 50, 106 Vance, Barbara 50 Vance, Clarence 73 Vance, Donna 36 Vance, Freda 50 Vance, lrene 36 Vance, Janet 74 Vance, Mildred 50, 106 Vance, Myrtle 50 Vance, Sandra 36, 97, 106 Vance, Tommy 74 Vanatt r, Donald 50 Webb, Charlotte 36 Webb, Dick 74, 97, 107 Webb, Janet 36 Webb, Johnny 36 Wellman, Delores 74 Wells, Sharron 74, 81, 94. 111 Wells, Sylvia 51 West, David 51 White, Betty 51 White, Betty Sue 36 White, Carol' Ann 51 White, Claude 51 White, Dorothy 36 White, Eileen 51 White, Jane 75, 93, 94, 106 White, Joan 75, 106 White, Joyce 74 White, Linda 36 White, Lois 36, 82 White, Lula 36 White, Marshall 36 White, Patsy 36 White, Ralph 36 White, Richard 51, 82 White, Rose Marie 10, 51, 86, 91, 144 e Vanatter, Helen 74 Vanatter, Rose 74 Varacalli 79, , Ma-ry Rose 51, 84, 85, 96, 113 White, Sue Ann 75, 94, 95 Whited, Pamela 51, 84, 113 Whitman, John 127, 128, 135 Wiggens, Karen 36, 90, 112, 138 Wiley, Jimmy 51 Wiley, Loretta 51, 144 Wilkes, Barbara 36 Williams, Ann 36 Williams, Betty 51 Williams, Billy Joe 75 Stowers, Barbara 72 Williamson, Calvin 51 Strain, Pat 72, 94 Varga, Rose 36 Varney, John 36 Varney, Rose Marie 36 Williams, Richard 75 Williamson, Shelby 51 Straughan, Elise 113 Sturgill, Peggy 50, 88 Sumler, Peggy 50 Swetnam, Jacqueline 73, 115 Szakal, Ronnie 50 Tabor, Betty 73, 94- Tabor, Bob 39 Tabor, Janet 50 Tackett, Patsy 73, 109 Taylor, Betty 36, 96 Vaughn, 89 David 25, 40, 51, 78, 88, Vaughn, Donetta 10, 74, 81, 88, 94 Vidican, Peggy 51 Vinson, Alline 51 Vitakis, Jimmy 51, 87, 89, 103, 136, 137 Vonpechy, Ann 51, 85, 106 Waddell, Roger 51 Wade, Bobby 51 Williamson, Clyde 75 Williamson, Jewell 51 Williamson, Loreen 51 Williamson, Phyllis 72, 39 Wilson, Gary 37 Wolfe, Delores 37, 97 Wood, Grant 37 Wood, John 37 Woodruff, Dorothy 75 Wooten, Mary Lou 51, 94, 95 York, Carolyn 37, 88 Taylor, Bill 36 Taylor, Donald 25, 40, 47, 5 as, 129 Taylor, Eloise 50, 98 Taylor, Laura Bell 36, Taylor, Ronald 25, 40 82, 102 Taylor, Sammy 36 Taylor, Tony 36, 66 Thacker, Christine 36 Thacker, Claudetta 73 Thacker, Lawrence 36 Thern, Johnny 50 9 88 47, 5 0, 78 0, 78 9 Wagner, Freddy 52, 74, 129, 130, 132, 135, 139 Waggoner, Lillian 36 Walker, Johnny 36 Walls, Jo Ann 4, 24, 52, 74, 86, 91, 116, 117, 139, 73 Walls, Sue Ann 36, 117 Walsh, Linda 51 Ward, Charles 51 Workman, Carol 37 Workman, Carol Joyce 75, 100 Workman, Curtis 75 Workman, Dahlia 51 Workman, David 37, 140 Workman, Workman, Workman, Delores 75 Sylvia 37 Thelma 51 Worley, Bonnie 51 Wyatt, Bobby 51 Wyatt, Nancy 51 Thompson Thompson 9 Thompson, Thompson Thompson Thompson 9 Bob 50 Drema 73, 81, 94, 109 Gary 50 Jimmy 50 Karen 73 Malinda 36, 100 Ward, Jane 74, 144 Ward, James 74, 87 Ward, Patricia 36 Ward, Sandra 74, 92, 94, 95 WatscillaJane 74, 88, 94, 115, 120, Watts, Carolyn 36 Watts, Glenda 36 Weaver, Jimmy 36 Webb, Alma 36 172 Young, Sally 37, 88, 96 Zabrowskey, Benny 37 Zekany, Margie 75, 84, 86, 94, 114, 115 Zion, Ed 37 WW, . 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