1959 GUYANA LOGAN HIGH QOHOOL LOGAN, WEQT VIRGINIA AT LOGAN HIGH $CHOOL TabdeonComtwts Amway Actmztzes Principal Extra Curricular Deans Dramatics Office Staff Music Eookls Queens acu 1' Board Zf Education 9PM Oagmdgations Football Basketball Ca , Wrestling Baseball Seniors TFOCk J . sszzzores AW 9W 0W Honorary Fire Chief, Frank Blevins, is in seventh heaven. JWWwEWMangWGoWDag The Federalist Party was the victor in the Student Government Day election; however, Jerome Royce of the Nationalist Party was elected Mayor. His opponent was Bucky Harris of the Federalist Party. Student Government Day is sponsored by the MEMBERS OF THE ELKS ORGAN- IZATION and is designed to help the youth to know more about the government of their city. Students learn that there are many problems when running the government of the city of Logan. ADMINISTRATION qyfwmxxfkq r : v ,uv AmnV W ,XWV Mk: k W . Y ,, Wu f em 1W a MK 4: AW NW K s 9 v ' H m :w $ka Mug 4. , WA' Kz+ MB. h'J JMMzgwestowxewxndmts Everywhere we 90, people want to know, who we are, so we fell them; We are the Wildcats, the mighty, mighty, Wildcats and Mr. J. is the mightiest of them all. Mr. 1 explains A. L. Program to Logan V. I. P.s. 4 Mrs. Anne Maynard, Dean of Girls and Guidance Director. has served thirteen years as dean. She attended the N. C. A. Work Shop in Chicago where she learned of the plans for the A. L. group at L. H. 8. She received her M. S. degree from Marshall College, her major being in guidance and counseling. She is past president of the W. Va. Guidance Association. Mrs. Maynard is always busy helping students with personal, college or work problems. Deans Amway wmmg Adam Mr. Charles B. Harris, Dean of Boys, was born in Wytheville, Virginia, but has lived in West Virginia since he was old enough to attend school. After graduation from Big Creek High School of War, West Virginia, he at- tended Concord College and received his A. B. and M. A. degrees from W. Virginia University. This is his first year as dean although he has taught three years at L. H. 5. Mr. Harris enjoys fishing and traveling and was last year's Here's How sponsor. Our Office Personnel Whenever we need information we have discovered the best place to go get what we need is to Mrs. Browning, the school secretary. She spends a lot of time keeping records straight. Mrs. Burgess takes care of the money for all of us. This is no easy iob in a school the size of ours. All money goes into her office and our records must tally with hers. Wm Necessamg Ta Owu 9W ngm The Ladies in the Kitchen The wonderful food that is served each day is prepared by the cooks pictured below. They also take care of a large number of banquets that are held in the school cafe- teria for both the school and the general public. Mrs. Piros, Mrs. Varacalli, Mrs. Stone, and Mrs. Gore. FLETCHER BARKER JOAN BELL EVELYN BLAND B. 5. Morris Harvey B. S. West Virginia University M. A. University of Kentucky American Government Typing I Library Library Staff taking time out for recognition. RALPH E. BROWN CHARLES E. CASTO THOMAS CLIFF T. 8:1. B. A. Glenville State B. A. Marshall Vocational Art Business Law A MARY JANE CODA Marshall American Government A. B. FLORENA COLVIN VI k C u t n.. e K f O y t 1versi A. B. Un ish Engl JERRY COOK Marshall Health and Phys B A lOl'l ical Educat THOMAS E. CURRIE Kentucky Wesleyan B a A MERLE DAUGHTERY tY 1versi West Va. Un' M.A ish Engl WILLIAM EILAND rs1ty 1V6 West Va. Un B A Teachers check seats faculty lounge. ll'l Yeam. BMSASBWTEWQWW Weaning 019mm MTeadst Lessons VITO ESPOSITO A. B. San Diego State Business Mathematics JEAN FERRELL A. B. Marshall College English HUGH FORTNEY T. 8:. I. , Fairmont State Welding DWANNA MULLINS GARDNER B. S. Morris Harvey Physical Education RUBY GHIZ A. B. Marshall College English - Latin CAP. A. GLENN A. 8. West Virginia University History HELEN HARVEY CARL HOLLAND PATRICIA HOLLAND M. A. University of Kentucky B. 5. Concord College B. S. Concord College Social Studies Social Studies shorthand Our busy and wonderful Social Studies teachers take time out to smile for the camera. MARY BLAND HURST STELLA MARIE JONES THELMA IUERGENSMEYER M. A. Columbia University M. Ed. Duke University M. A. University of Kentucky American History Biology French - Music - Dramatics 'IO RUTH KLINE M. A. West Virginia University English JAMES LILLY M. S. West Virginia University Bookkeeping JACK LOTT B. S. U. of Louisville Physical Education PATRICIA MANNON A. B. Glenville College Health ERNEST MARTIN, JR. B. S. Morris Harvey College English FRANK McDADE M. A. University of Kentucky General Business Last minute check at end of year. Awazug Ouwades MWATWJ 'l'l Logaw HiglvTeadwas Aw Qunellg 11w Best. MARY JO MCDONALD A. B. West Virginia University Spanish - American History CARL McELFRESH M. M. Capital College of Music Band Director CORA MARGARET MILNE M. A. Marshall College Algebra - Solid and Plane Geometry NICHOLAS RAHAL M. A. Marshall College Typing and Coaching TALMA ROBERTSON A. B. Concord College Biology JOYCE ROBINETTE Bob Jones University shorthand HORACE SAMMONS A. B. Marshall College World Geography EVERETT STOLLINGS M. A. University of Kentucky Chemistry - Physics ,rA LOWELL SAMMONS JOHN SMITH A. B. Marshall College A. B. Marshall College World History Biology Thinking of grades to give. EARL VAUGHAN A. B. Morris Harvey English ELIZABETH THOMAS FREDDIE WHITE A. B. Marshall College B. 8. Marshall English 13 General Business MARY BETH WHITE A. B. Marshall College Home Economics ELIZABETH WILLIS A. B. Salem College Business English TODD WILLIS A. B. Salem College Algebra - Plane Geometry RUBY WORKMAN A. B. Marshall College English MILLARD WRIGHT B. S. Marshall College CARLA ZETO B. 5. Concord College Biology CALVIN WARD B. 8. Morris Harvey Typing Bub WeTwng WM Low Us Aw. l4 Teachers help make College Day a great success. Mr. Casto helps art students to learn all phases of art. Mr. J rides with beauty. Teadms Do Muck MMWJusteack Mr. Cook-surveys our Students and teachers make plans. school grounds 15 FRONT ROW: Ernest Craddock, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Schools; Paul Winters, County Superintendent; French Workman, Board Member; Ralph Willis, Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Schools. SECOND ROW: Board Members: Earl Justice, Joe Blair, Mearl Bartram, Tom Davis. deo'b Boww'x Has Owu Best Imam Head; Dr. Ned Bryan, representative of the North Central Association, explains the Advanced Learning Program to new A. L. students. ORGANIZATIONS QUILLAND SCROLL tm NwMewbm lw Mag FRONT ROW: J. Simborsky, J. Sexton, J. Barto, T. Browning. SECOND ROW: J. Boyd, C. Hinchman, J. Compton and Mr. Martin, Sponsor. The Quill and Scroll was sponsored this year by Mrs. Daugherty. To be eligible for this organization, a student must be a member of the Guyana Staff or have had some- thing published in the Here's How. Members took part in the morning devotion and radio programs. The initiation for new members was held in the sponsor's room. Those initiated were: Benny Mays, Charles Seplocha, Lydia Mendez, Beth Bivens, Helena Crum, Violet Hamlin. FJ-LA. Grids Leam6owdwl5uhlw FRONT ROW: F. Maynard, D. Davis, J. Mynes, L. Hanes. SECOND ROW: E. Scites, 1. Moore, S. Leigh, J. Arthur, Miss White, Sponsor. The Future Homemakers had for its program this year; to promote a good growing ap- preciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking; to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership; to encourage democracy in home and community life; to work for good home and Family life for all; to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life; to promote international good will; to pro- vide wholesome individual and group recreation. 18 FRONT ROW: Miss Jones, Sponsor; M. Jordan, Treasurer; A. McKinney, President; P. Knott, Vice-President; A. Lowe, Secretary; G. Chirico, Historian; Mrs. T. Robertson, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: L. Hanes, C. Lindamood, G. A. Chirico, L. Buford, K. English, N. Steele, T. Saunders, M. Donahoe. THIRD ROW: J. Raikes, P. Dalton, P. Browning, J. Sexton, B. Campbell, J. Fraley, E. G. Adkins, N. Wyatt. F.T. A. Attends 233M Meetings Ab mm This year the F.T.A. tied for first place for originality in the Home- coming Parade. They have been kept very busy collecting telephone numbers for the business establish- ments of Logan. The four girls that the F.T.A. sent to Huntington for the Regional Convention were: Mary Donahoe Angelic McKinney Elva Cay Adkins Margaret Jordan FRONT ROW: K. Bailey, Treasurer; T. Hylton, President; M. Varacalli, Secretary; C. Dean, Vice President; Mrs. Juergensmeyer, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: L. Ellis, M. Mandopoulos, A. Davis, P. Kitchen, L. Jacobs, J. Barto, M. Black, G. Porterfield. THIRD ROW: L. Hale, J. Kinzer, D. Mattics, J. Cross, K. Camicia, K. Ferguson, 8. Young, B. DeWitt. FOURTH ROW: B. Taylor, K. Davis, E. King, M. Damron, L. Moore, N. Kent, S. Harmon, L. Burns. FIFTH ROW: R. Napier, J. Grimes, R. Porterfield, H. Raikes, C. Linkous, B. Drenner, B. Harris. SIXTH ROW: T. Carter, H. Turner, C. Queen, J. Thompson, T. Giusti, D. Singleton. FBEN OH CLUB HMAWBWM The Cerele Francois better known as the French Club, attempts to pro- mote interest in the French people and their customs. The French Club held a banquet in late fall and en- ioyed an all day outing at Cabway- lingo. Its colors are red, white, and blue. Liberty, equality and hrotherly love is its motto. Its flower is Le Lis. Mrs. Juergensmeyer is sponsor. The G.A.A. tGirls Athletic Asso- ciationt sponsored by Miss Patricia Mannon, has for its aims the pro- moting of good sportsmanship, and the keeping of their bodies physi- cally as well as mentally fit. All the girls stand dressed in blue and white to sing the club song Fol- low the Gleam. They have a very able group of officers, who are President, Patty Pack; Vice President, Lovella Queen; Treas- urer, Wilda Turner; Secretary, Judy Mynes; Historian, Glenda Watts; and Point Keeper, Eloise Taylor. They have given gifts to the poor, had a Christmas Formal, participated in a Marshall College Day, and in the Intramural Program. G.A.A. WWW eff FRONT ROW: W. Turner, Treasurer; J. Mynes, Secretary; L. Queen, Vice President; P. Pack, President. SECOND ROW: L. Jeneolas, G. Watts, B. Hylton. G. Hartman, E. Taylor, A. Low. THIRD ROW: L. Mynes, P. Sumler, B. Games, D. Jenlsens, N. Williamson, B. Fry. FOURTH ROW; 1. McNeely, C. Wheeler, P. Young, 0. Damron, S. Loveless, P. Saemols. 21 HONOR ROLL QTUDENTQ mombgem The officers for the Senior Honor Roll Club were: PRESIDENT: Larry Munday VlCE-PRESIDENT: Glenn Savage SECRETARY-TREASURER: Mary Mandopolous SPONSOR: Mr. Juergensmeyer Those making the honor roll all three years of their high school career were: Bucky Harris Nancy Parker Anna Easterling Norma Sparks Johnna Borto Josephine Simborski Eleanor Summons Donald Taylor Puffy Johnson Janet Steele Linda Jacobs Ronald Taylor Mary Rose Voracalli Johnny Thornbury Margie Garrett Linda Hones Dennie Swefnem David Vaughan Joann Branham Larry Mundoy ' Harry Moa're Jimmy Vifakis Barbara Erlewine William Perkins Catherine Dean Rose Marie White Donna Borders Lewis Proffif'r Judy Beckett Brenda Wright Janice Boyd David Roach James Burns Jacquelin Hogue Ruth Foster Judith Ferrell Mary Kay Fortney Alice Davis Audria Hinchmon Willard Perry Henry Graver Lynda Jo Henry Carol Hinchman Donald Vannaf'rer Louis Hernandez Kay Slater JoCilIa Hinchman Claude Zornes Grady Hesfer Midgie Adkins Patricia Noe Janet Sexton Opal Hunt Judy McDonald Peggy Sumler Jerome Royce Moriorie James Puffy Pack Mildred Vance Sarah LaPrade Puffy Richmond Ivan Jones The Honor Roll Club was organized For those students who made the Honor Roll four out of five times for the year. This is carried on throughout the Secondary Schools in Logan County and all Junior High Schools. Badges were given out with stars to show how many years each student had made the Honor Roll . The officers for the Junior Honor Roll Club were: The officers for the Sophomore Honor Roll Club were: PRESIDENT - Frank Dolock PRESIDENT - Bruce Jolly VlCE-PRESIDENT - Patsy Knott VICE-PRESIDENT - Lois Ann Moore SECRETARY - TREASURER - Sandra Vance SEC RETARY - Nancy Roberts TREASURER - Robert Porterfield JumeophomowsJoin-IONOB ROLL CLUB The Hi-Y Club has for its purpose, - To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian Character. This year's activities included sponsoring the Homecoming Dance, collecting money at the March of Dimes, Roadblock, Con- tributing to Care, and selling Easter Lillies for Cripple Children. The officers of this club are: Charles Ferrell, President; Frankie Blevins, Vice- President; Ronnie Easley, Secretary; Dickie Riffitt, Treasurer; David Singleton, Sergeant at arms; Fred Colvard, Chaplain. FRONT ROW: 1. Bodner, R. Simmons, D. Steele, D. Singleton, F. Colvard, R. Easley, C-. Ferrell, F. Blevins, D. Riffitt, T. Runyon, D. Popp, R. Frazier. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cook, sponsor; L. Carroll, H. Raikes, S. Adkins, G. Messer, L. Barrett, D. Marshlander, S. Coffman, B. Lambert, C. White, J. Fleenor, D. Curry, J. Nicholas. THIRD ROW: D. Witten, J. Adkins, G. Brennan, R. Gartin, J. Weaver, T. Hylton, D. Cary, R. Edwards, R. Pyle. FOURTH ROW: R. Baldwin, R. Harness, M. Lazar, A. Akers, D. Johnson, L. Ascough, E. Abdoney, B. Harris. FIFTH ROW: B. Walsh, T. Rose, F. Hatton, A. Spry, B. Long, M. Barber. 24 Interclub Council collects food for the needy at Christmas time. INTEBOLUB comm OIL pawns mpmmmks The lnterclub Council is an organization made up of presidents of all school clubs. The sponsor of this organization is Mrs. Workman, and she and all the members must be present at each call or regular meeting. The purpose of this organization is to set up the regulations that all clubs must meet. One of its purposes is to make a schedule so club meetings will be called on days when there is no other club meet- ings. The officers for this club are: J. Thornbury, President; J. Beckett, Vice- Presiclent; P. Johnson, Secretary; C. White, Treasurer; K. Harris, Sergeant at Arms; J. Burns, Historian. FRONT ROW: I. Sexton, P. Pack, J. Burns, K. Harris, C. White, P. Johnson, J. Beckett, J. Thornbury. SECOND ROW: C. Ferrell, C. Hylton, G. Hester, L. Ascough, F. Blevins, T. Browning, B. Long. THIRD ROW: H. Moate, III, B. Harris, R. Taylor, Mrs. Workman, M. Lazar, T. Giusti, A. McKinney, L. Hanes. 25 Richard Edwards won Third place in the Conservation Division at Huntington. The Junior Engineering Technical Society is a new club organized last year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Cora Margaret Milne. This club is affiliated with Mich- igan State University and was the first chapter organized in West Virginia. It's purpose is to Further engineering. The consulting engineer for the club is Mr. William Long. They held a science fair in the spring where were dispIayed projects made by the different members. This year the Jets plan to tour the Island Creek and the Appalachian plants plus the new telephone companies3 The Science Fair was held in the early part of March. The first place winner of each of the different fairs will go to the Marshall Science Fair. J. ET. Q. Aw Eugmws memw , x FRONT ROW: T. Saunders, E. Adkins, H. Moate, III, C. M. Milne, Sponsor; P. Knott, M. Fortney, Secretary; J. James, James Bums, D. Swetnam, L. Ghiz, L. Hernandez. SECOND ROW: 1. Stafford, S. Vance, J. Nichols, C. Dean, J. Vitakis, I. Pla, H. Raikes, D. Miller, B. Zaborowsky, C. Linkous. THIRD ROW: G. Brennan, D. Kelly, D. Dempsey, T. Carter. l. Robson, J. King, D. Witten, J. Nichols, F. Turyn, R. Porterfield. FOURTH ROW; G. Hester, H. Graver, M. Jackson, B. Bayer, R. Mullins, C. Herron, B. Jolly, R. May, D. Vaughn, 1. McGraw. FRONT ROW: P. Knott, W. Lazar, J. Beckett, R. Hanners, J. Cross, K. Ferguson, J. Hinchman, S. LaPrade, J. McDonald, A. Hinchman, P. Johnson, Mrs. Holland, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: B. Taylor, J. Steele. J. James, N. Parker, C. York, C. White, M. Mandopolis, L. Hale, M. Varacilli. THIRD ROW: R. White, B. Osborn, J. Sexton, C. Hinchman. S. Eggers, K. Bailey, K. Camacia, L. Borders, K. Curtis, G. Chirice. The Keyettes, a service club, is sponsored ered toys for the Salvation Army. Can- by the Kiwanis. The Keyettes have carried vassed the town during the March of a full and worthwhile program this year. Dimes and were second in the am0unt Two of the yearly responsibilities they have collected by high school clubs. They had are raising and lowering the school Flag; are now attempting to form C: district in cleaning and caring for the trophy case. southern West Virginia for Keyette Clubs. During Christmas they collected and deliv- KEYETTEQ wwgoweoodoffecmamccmmj The Key Club is a service club intended to make the school and community a bet- ter place. Thirty boys make up the mem- bership ot' the club. This organization is sponsored by Mr. Smith. The club sold roses and book covers to make money. They worked in the Salvation Army booth at Christmas time. The club's officers are: Harry Moate, President; Glenn Savage, Tst Vice Pres- ident; Ton Hylton, 2nd Vice President; John Thornhury, Secretary; Grady Hester, Treasurer; Louis Hernandez, Sergeant-at- Arms. The motto of the Key Club is Ser- VIce. KEY CLUB ls 9pm b3 Kama Claub FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Louie Hernandez, Danny Pizzno, Johnny Thornbury, Secretary; Frank Blevins, Glen Savage, Ist Vice-President; Larry Barrett, Bill Davis, Tony Hylton, 2nd Vice-President; lohnnx Robson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Scaggs, Charles Ferrell, Dickie Reiffet, Lowell Cosby, Larry Ascough, Mac Lazar, David Workman. THIRD ROW: Johnny Walker, Jim Sabo, Benny Zaborowsky, Arthur Akers, Danny Steele, Paul Lucky Hefner, Tom Giusti, Henry Graver, Jim Richmond, David Propst. Those not present: Harry Moate, III, President; Grady Hester, Treasurer. 28 Tri-V-Lambdo Chi, the Latin Club, has for its motto Veni, Vidi, Vici, which means when translated I came, I saw, I conquered. Membership in the club is restricted to only those students who are taking Latin and have a B average in the subiect. The latter restriction was passed for the first time this year. Spon- sored by Mrs. Ruby Ghiz, the Latin Club attempts to foster increased interest in the classics and Fellowship among Latin students. In addition to the usual club activities such as morning devotion and radio programs, they held a Christmas party in December patterned after the Roman festival, Soturnalia and also spon- sored the Sweetheartsl Ball . Dreamy-eyed students waltz at the Sweethearts' Ball. LAT! N CLUB onmwus QweedwaBaMMFebW FRONT ROW: 8. Vance, P. Knott, J. Steele, D. Steele, M. Lazar, President; P. Ferguson, E. Adkins, Secretary; P. Mann, J. Browuing, J. Fraley, M. K. Fortney, P. Ellison, T. Saunders. SECOND ROW: L. Hall, G. Chirico, S. La Parade, P. Johnson, J. Cross, N. Parker, D. Browning, D. Wolfe, A. Roundtree, J. Seakelly, N. Merritt, 0. Hunt, T. Kessler, G. A. Chirico. THIRD ROW: T. English. G. Dolin, G. Hester, G. Brennan, B. Raynolds, J. Thornbury, A. Spry, J. Cox, J. Robson, S. Coffeman, C. Lindamood, S. Kames. FOURTH ROW: J. Scaggs, D. Dempsey, H. Moate, III, C. Fields, L. Cosby, D. Workman, 8. Richmond, D. Kellyhj. Simborski, Mrs. R. Ghiz, Sponsor. 29 The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encour- age the development of character in students of Logan Senior High School . Some of its duties are to make the honor roll list for the entire school at the end of each six-weeks, and to induct new seniors during school as- sembly in the fall . They took in eligible juniors in early spring with an evening in- duction ceremony attended by parents of all members. The officers of this society are: President, Grady Hester Vice Pres- ident, Louis Hernandez; Secretary, Mary Rose Varacalli; Treasurer, James Vitakis; Historian, Johnna Barto. Sponsors: Mrs. Milne and Mrs. Zeto. NATIONAL HONOR QOOIETY HasPanlb'nweutanmessmw FRONT ROW: Mary Fortney, Carol Hinchman, A. Hinchman, J. Barto, J. Vitakis, L. Hernandez, G. Hester, M. R. Varacalli, J. McDonald, J. Steele, P. Johnson, S. LaPrade, J. James, J. Branham, P. Sumler. SECOND ROW: D. Swetnam, Mrs. Milne, J. Hogue, J. Thornbury, W. Perkins. J. Burns, R. Taylor, H. Graver, B. Harris, D. Taylor, H. Moate, 111, L. Munday, Mrs. Zeto, C. Dean. 30 FRONT ROW: P. Whited, S. Kazee, Chaplain; B. Shiller, Treasurer; P. Murphy, Secretary; A. Hinchman, Vice President; C. White, President; Mrs. Ferrell, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: D. Hall, C. York, J. Sexton, J. Hinchman, S. Eggers, M. Wooten, S. Kirkendall. THIRD ROW: B. Adkins, J. Tabor, D. Borders, L. Gore, R. Hanners, L. Walsh. PAOEQ ETTEBQ agog emmem alga The formal name of the Pacesetters is the Alpha Xi Pacesetters. This club has for its purpose to better the community and promote social activities through which may be gained knowledge and experience which will aid in community life. Over the past years the Pace-setters have attempt- ed in various ways to improve the appear- ance of the school by clean-up campaigns, to encourage school spirit by group planne posters, cheers at athletic events, and at school assemblies; and to better relation- ship between faculty and students by var- ious projects. For the future the Pacesetters will continue to strive toward better rela- tionship between students and faculty; to hold social activities for students; to help our school in anyway possible. Pacesetters carry the mail for the Wildcats in the Homecoming parade. PBAYEB CLUB Heaps WWW Logan High School students can be proud of their Prayer Club becouseithey have a unique one. This club is c: christian club that meets every Tuesday. No other clubs are allowed to hold meetings on this day. The purpose is to enrich the spiritual life of the students and introduce them to God. This is one of the largest and most faithful organizations in the school . All students are welcome as there are no rules for admission . Speakers have been ministers, teachers, students, and other people in the community who have a major interest in young people. The Prayer Club has accomplished many things: At Thanksgiving assembly in the field house, presented food to the Salvation Army, and participated in the Interclub Coun- cil's clothing drive. Sponsors are Mrs. Helen Harvey and Miss Elizabeth Thomas. PRESIDENT - John Thornbury VICE PRESIDENT - Bucky Harris SECRETARY - Judy Beckett TREASURER - Rose Marie White Sheds Spiritual Light among student body. Sponsored Religious celebration in school. ,, x, FRONT ROW: J. Henderson, 5. Mitchell, D. Reffeitt, L. Barrett, L. Browning, R. Easley, F. Blevins, M. Shadd, Mrs. Colvin, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: D. Curry, 8. Rumbaugh, 5. Young, W. Senator, B. Shiller, J. Basiden, L. Henry, J. Sexton, V. Ratz, P. Nisbet. THIRD ROW: V. Hartman, L. Mitchell, R. Waddell, D. Stevenson, F. Colvard, T. Runyon, J. Weaver, D. Adkins, R. Baldwin, M. Pichards, P. Browning. TEENQ FOB 9AFETYHad1wBu53 Yealu This year's activities were: had a Safety Patrol, gave 2500 book marks, boys helped with Christmas traffic, driver of the month NTS. MAGAZINE V ' award, award cards for safe driverj, worked with law enforcement agencies on received YOUTH GROUP three awards for work done . ACHIEVEMENT AWARD for OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY presented to TEENS FOR SAFETY COUNCIL LOGAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Logan, West Virginia L. Barrett, Treasurer; L. Browning, Secretary; R. Easley, Vice President; F. Blevins, President; T. Guisti, Sergeant at Arms; J. Fleenor, Head of Safety Patrol. QPANIQH owe Rmpsuugapwgmmwsau The proper name for the Spanish Club is La Tertulia. The club has for its purpose to increase the interest in study of modern foreign languages and especially Span- ish; to develope an appreciation of the customs, habits and culture of Spanish speaking people. Officers for the past year were: PRESIDENT - Larry Ascough VICE PRESIDENT - Louis Beres SECRETARY - Rosella Hanners TREASURER - Ivan Pla SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - Douglas Marcum PUBLICITY - Roy Clay SPONSOR - Mrs. Mary Jo McDonald FRONT ROW: D. Vaughn, D. Miller, L. Ardis, G. Marcum, R. Clay, 1. Pla, L. Hanners, L. Beres, L. Ascough, Mrs. McDonald, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: P. Coffey, A. McKinney. N. Steele, L. Cooper, A. Akers, J. Adkins, G. Pertain, M. Simmons, R. Mullins, E. Boggs, D. Swetnam. THIRD ROW: J. Thompson, J. Sabo, H. Graver, L. Ghiz, D. Hall, R. May, L. Hefner, L. Riffe, L. Hernandez. 34 Student Council members display inappropriate dress for school during dress right week. The Student Council has been busy this year. They sponsored Homecoming; a dress right week; a basketball game be- tween the faculty members, composed of the women and men teachers; a clean- u week about the school; turning out curl lights in the halls; and served as good will ambassadors to other schools. The urpose of the Student Council is to create Better relationship in our school and to pro- mote better understanding with other schools. QTUDENT COUNCIL Assuubdes HWMW FRONT ROW: 1. Adkins, Treasurer; S. Kazee, Secretary; P. Johnson, Vice President; K. Harris, President; F. White, Sponsor. SECOND ROW; D. Alexander, G. Stamper, R. Clark, G. Messer, H. Raikes, T. Hylton, D. Curry, B. Jolly, R. Jeffery. THIRD ROW: C. Wolford, H. Boring, S. Adkins, P. Kitchen, 0. Damron, E. Burgess, S. Loveless. D. Jenkins, 5. Harless, P. Nunnery, L. Hanes, J. Coms. 35 FRONT ROW: A. Lambert, J. Fraley, L. Ellis, D. Hall, J. Cross, J. Stone, M. Fortney, G. Savage, B. Harris, Mrs. Juergensmeyer, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: L. Henry, K. Wiggins. J. Simborski, F. Rovillara, 0. Hunt, K. Ferguson, J. Steele, R. White, M. Varacalli, P. Hinchman. THIRD ROW: D. Martin, C. Hylton, D. Cary, J. Spears, L. Hefner, D. Steele, J. Thornbery, T. Giusti, E. Puckett. THE$PIANQ WW mLPubllw The Thespicns, troop .168 in the National Thespians Society, have as their purpose to promote an active and intelligent in- terest in High School Dramatics. Some of their activities are having a radio play every Sunday afternoon, taking care of all makeup and settings for all the school plays, and presenting a play in the State Drama Festival . Their sponsor is Mrs. Thelma Jurgensmeyer. Officers for this year are: President, Bucky Harris; Vice- Presiclent, Glen Savage; Secretary, Mary Kay Fortney; Treasurer, Jim Stone. FRONT ROW: 8. Pizzino, J. Seakelly, Chaplain; P. Justice, Treasurer; M. L. Wooten, Secretary; L. Walsh, Vice President; P. Murphy, President; Mrs. Dwanna Gardner, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: C. Boggs, P. Whited, S. Kirken- dall, C. Scalf, L. Mendez, P. Parsley, J. Dean, N. Michero. Topev ruravv as omisczwws Oldesboaubs Among the oldest of the girl's clubs at Logan High School is the Topsy Turvy. Buying a cot for the girls sick room, holding a rush party for new junior and sophomore members, and having their annual Spring Formal are only a few of the girls' activities. The members held dances after ball games, had bake sales and sold cons of candy to raise money for their activities. These things not only bring the girls closer together, but promote a better understanding among the girls in their' social life. The officers of this year were: President, Patty Murphy; Vice President, Linda Walsh; Secretary, Mary Lou Wooten; Treasurer, Peggy Justice; and Chaplain, Janice Sea- kelly. Their very helpful sponsor was Mrs. Dwanna Gardner. FIRST ROW: B. Bivens, B. Mayard, B. McDonie, P. Ferguson, J. Basham, D. Hager, E. Stafford, R. Hanners, Chaplain; C. White, Treasurer; R. White, Secretary; D. Hall, Vice President; J. Beckett, President; Mrs. Col- vin, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: B. Adkins, S. Moore, N. Merritt, S. Wiley, J. Baisden, S. Mitchell, 8. Rumbaugh, S. Young, F. Rovillard, 1. Dean. N. Michero. THIRD ROW: G. Richards, P. Parsley, J. Boyd, D. Jenkins, L. Hale, C. York, G. Hall, M. Thompson, K. Hager, V. Hartman, E. Wilson, M. Trivette, L. Browning, R. Ferrell, J. Seakelley. TRA-Hl-Y Hmmudpmgoemmwm The Tri-Hi-Y's activities have consisted of many things. Some were: baby sitting on election day so mothers could go to the polls and vote; gave Christmas baskets and toys. Helped in a road block for Polio and crippled children. Acted as hostess with the Hi-Y for the district meeting. Attended church in a body several times during the year. PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. OFFICERS PRESIDENT, Judy Beckett VICE PRESIDENT, Dawn Hall SECRETARY, Rose Marie White TREASURER, Carol Ann White CHAPLAIN, Rosella Hanners SPONSOR, Mrs. Colvin : V e V . t . V I f, s Q, Ha EHUF m DEHTSi x tmnnl .;;.; u . We wait for school to start, the day was too nice to go inside. Our Majorettes take everything in their stride. Harry Moate, III receives driver of the month award. Making decorations for the Prom. Dancing for fun Kenneth and Harrison win Ist in fire prevention parade. We enjoyed the record hop with Bobby Darien. Seniors like to eat. 40 SENIORS Mw ea . ab 435$?wzg ' gWrLW ,m W' m i3fq.l ix 3' uldl I u: Inn 'h .uupr-ninln... ,- .j: . ' EHLnu an... E I If DUE.- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Ronald Taylor, President; Donald Taylor, Vice-President; Bonnie Osburn, Secretary; Joanna Nichols, Treasurer; and Henry Graver, Sergeant-at-Arms. WxaLaldassoquq Swims The first advanced learning students to graduate from Logan High School were in the class of 1959. Thirty-two seniors were placed in Mrs. Juergensmeyer's homeroom. The students enrolled in the advanced learning section have the higher lQ's of the Senior Class and are able to maintain a B average, which is a requirement to remain in the course. At the beginning of the year the seniors were very enthusiastic in assuming the lead- ership of clubs. Patty Johnson was elected president of the Keyettes; Johnny Thorn- bury was elected president of Prayer Club and president of the Inter-Club Council; Harry Moate became head of the Key Club; Judy Beckett and Charles Ferrell were named head officers of the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y, respectively. Other senior presidents included Patty Pack, Girls Athletic Association Karl Harris, Student Council; Carol Ann White, Pacesetters; Patty Murphy, Topsy Turvy, James Burnes, Jets Club; Grady Hester, National Honor Society; and Tracy Browning, Quill and Scroll . m NORA ANN ABBOTT JOYCE ADAMS MAVIS ADAMS CAROLYN ADKINS JAMES ADKINS i. h GERALD ADKINS LINDA ADKINS MARCELLA ADKINS MIDGIE ADKINS MILLARD ADKINS ZELLA ALDRIDGE MARY ALEMAN LUCIAN ARDIS JOANNE ARTHUR LARRY ASCOUGH ROSE MARIE JIMMY BAILEY SHELBY BAILEY BOB BAISDEN RICHARD BALL ATKINSON lewlldzBeYow, 925110129, AbLogawl-liglv 43 JOHNNA BARTO JUDY LYNN BECKETT JOYCE BELCHER FRANKLIN BELCHER LINDA BELL ANN BLACKBURN GENE BLACKBURN HERBERT BLANKENSHIP FRANK BLEVINS CONNIE BOGGS GLENNA BOGGS JEWELL BOWEN JANICE BOYD BRENDA BRADLEY LINDA BRADLEY JO ANN BRANNAM FRANKLIN BREWSTER HAROLD BROWN PATTY BROWN DEANNA BROWNING SENIOBQ MakedeestonwLasva , E 1 THELMA BROWNING TRACY BROWNING THEORA BRYANT ETHEL BURCHETT JAMES BURNS CAROLYN JEAN ELMER CALDWELL SARAH CALLOWAY MARGIE CANTERBURY DONNA CAREY CALDWELL CHARLES DAMER CHAFIN JIMMY CARTHON JANET CARY RONNIE CHAFFIN ROSA LEE CHAMBERS PATSY CHILDERS GRACE MARIE JOHN COLLINS CHIRICO semcms muappgemmgmsemozs 45 1 I .. . ., .. 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CURRY BOB CYRUS PAULINE DALTON JAMES GARY DAMRON ORA LOU DAMRON GEN l 029 Whoop ltUp' abAnwaECM'stwas Pang 46 ALICE DAVIS BILL DAVIS CATHERINE DEAN DONALD DEAN LOUISE DEMPSEY RALPH DINGESS RONNIE EASLEY JACK EASTERLING SALLY EGGARS REVA ELAM BARBARA ELEWINE LINDA ELLIS TOMMY ENGLISH LULA ESTEP BETTY EVANS DOROTHY FARRIS JESSE FERGUSON WILLIAM FERGUSON CHARLES FERRELL GERALDINE FERRELL QENIOBQ 'GaApe'DumgTwiap 99080411 47 JUDITH FERRELL LARRY FERRELL WILLIAM FIELDS NANCY FISHER NANCY FLINT YVONNE FLOYD MARY KAY FORTNEY JOYCE FRALEY JOHNNY FRANCIS BARBARA FRYE EUGENE FRYE GEORGE FRYE IRENE FURROW SHARRON GABBARD MARGIE GARRETT AA JEAN GARRIDO LUTHER GHIZ ARTHUR GIBSON DAVID GILPIN LANA GORE WWDQ lubwduMQENIORxQ fa 48 MARIE GORE SIMON GORE KENNETH GREEN KENNETH GREEN TOMMY GREEN BETTY HAGER JULIA HAILEY JERRY HAINOR VIOLET HAMBLIN LINDA HANES BILL HANNAH KARL HARRIS WILLIAM HARRIS GAIL HARTMAN JOHN HAUGHT LLOYD HELTON WENDELL HENDRICKS LYNDA JO HENRY LOUIS HERNANDEZ GRADY HESTER NW sztang Oppoahmztzes. 49 m 32x JACKIE HOGUE PATRICIA HOUSTON JACK HUBBARD CLIFFORD HUNT OPAL HUNT 1m RUTH ANNA HUNTLEY JOAN HURLEY PAUL HUTCHINSON JOHN PAUL INGRAM MILTON JACKSON 4. LINDA JACOBS JO ANN JEFFREY DARRELL JENKINS JAMES A. JEWETT a . 39. . dfj PATRICIA G. SHIRLEY JOHNSON CORNELIUS S. JONES IVAN JONES ZELVA JUDE JOHNSON gemorae EanggAub'apateGmduahow 50 4.... I PEGGY JUSTICE SHIRLEY SUE KAZEE JACKIE J. KILLEN JAMES H. KING RONALD KIRKENDALL SHARON KIRKENDALL NEIL KITCHEN PEGGY KITCHEN ADENA LAMBERT PHYLLIS LAMBERT A g; SANDRA LANZI SARAH LA PRADE SUE LAWSON WANDA LAZAR LOIS LeMASTER PHYLLIS LESTER DENNIE LINVILLE STEVE LONKER ANNETTA LOWE RICHARD LUCAS QENIOBQ PwdlngsangCQassPIugs 5'l PATRICIA MAGANA MARY MANDOPOLIS GLENN MANN JAMES MANN PHYLLIS MANN LINDA MARCUM DANNY MARTIN GAIL MARTIN 3km. JACKIE MATTHEWS ROBERT MAY DARRELL T. MAYNARD ELSA MAYNARD ILETA MAYNARD LEAH R. MAYNARD VIRGINIA MAYNARD JAMES MCCLOUD FRANCES MCDONALD JUDITH MCDONALD QENIOBQ HmBeewAqudszeiwLongYm 52 WALTER R. McKINLEY JUDITH A. MCNEIL LYDIA MENDEZ ALICE MESSER THELMA MIDKIFF L-L. DALLAS MILLER HARRY F. MOATE, III MARY ANN MOLNAR LARRY MONTGOMERY ANNA RUTH MOORE ILAH I. MOORE LOLA B. MOORE RONNIE MULLINS V. JUNE MULLINS WETZEL MULLINS R. LARRY MUNDAY PATRICIA L. MURPHY PHILLIP MURPHY JUDY MYNES eemozs FathWWEHvI-lopesawdww BILLY R. NICHOLS JOANNA B. NICHOLS JIMMY NISBET PATRICIA NOE BONNIE OSBURN PATRICIA PACK DONALD PADGETT NORMAN O. NANCY L. PARKER PAUL PAULEY PADGETT RUBY E. PAYNE KENNETH D. PEEK STANLEY WILLIAM H. PETROSKY, JR. PERKINS, JR. AUDREY S. PERRY WILLARD E. PERRY JAY LEE PHILLIPS DANNY J. PIZZINO IVAN R. PLA eemorae gumugwmmem 54 37$; , 4 1 Wm! ' KITTY PLUMLEY A. LILLIAN PORTER DREMA PORTER BARBARA K.PRIDEMORE LOUIS E. PROFFITT H. ROGER PYLE LOVELLA QUEEN IEWELL RAIKES BARBARA RAMEY LARRY L. RAMEY AUDIE RATCLIFF VIRGINIA G. RATZ LORETTA RAY COY REDIE RICHARD L. REFFEITT DONNA REYNOLDS PATRICIA S. ARLENE RIFFE. CAROLE S. RIGGS DAVID L. ROACH, JR. RICHMOND MMWHWMGMW 55 EDWARD LEE ROGERS FLORENCE ROVILLARD JEROME ROYCE WENDALL RUNYON FRANCES L. SAMMONS HENRIETTA ELEANOR S. MARY ALICE SEBO LOUIS GLENN WILLIE SENATOR SAMBORSKI SAMMONS SAVAGE CHARLES G. JANET SEXTON PATRICIA JOY SANDRA SHOWER ELIZABETH JO SEPLOCHA SEXTON SHILLER A OSCAR SIFFORD JOSEPHINE KAY SLATER ORVILLE ROGER DARRIS GLEN SMITH SIMBORSKI SIZEMORE SENIORS Enjog mmmmmwns. 56 HARRISON J. SMITH EUGENE JUDY SPANGLER NORMA SPARKS JOHN EDMOND SPEARS SOUTHWORTH JOHN FREEMAN MICHAEL R. SPEARS MARGARET J. SQUIBB JANET PAUL STEELE LESLIE STEELE SPEARS JEWEL STEVENS DONALD HALE LARRY STONE PEGGY ANN STURGILL PEGGY SUE SUMLER STEVENSON V... DENNIE SWETNAM RONNIE SZAKEL DONNA LEE TABOR JANET TABOR DONALD TAYLOR QENIOPJQ DWWWWMAWPW 57 l.h ELOISE TAYLOR RONALD TAYLOR JIMMY THOMPSON JOHN THORNBURY JACKIE LEE TOMBLIN JANICE TOTH BARBARA VANCE FREDA VANCE MILDRED VANCE 'MARY ROSE DAVID RAY VAUGHN PEGGY VIDICAN ALINE VINSON VARACALLI ROGER WADDELL BOB WADE LINDA WALSH BETTY GAY WHITE CAROL ANN WHITE 9251101249 agog mumabsmemm 58 CLAUDE LEE WHITE HUBERT L. WHITE PEGGY WHITE RICHARD WHITE ROSE MARIE WHITE Ag; JAMES E. WILEY LORETTA LOU WILEY r JOHN WHITMAN HAROLD K. WHITMAN CALVIN LEE JEWEL WILLIAMSON SHELBY JEAN ROY NELSON WOLFE CARL WOODY WILLIAMSON WILLIAMS JL MARY LOU WOOTEN DAHLIA WORKMAN BONNIE WORLEY BRENDA WRIGHT NANCY ANN WYATT Pcagmwusemorzs JAMES A. VITAKIS HARVEY LEE YANKO Outstanding QENIOBQ WWW James Burns John Thornbury James Vitakis Henry, Graver Donna Borders Johanna Barto Joyce Fraley Violet Hamblin Dennie Swefnam Mary Rose Varacalli Patricia Johnson Darrell Maynard Dennie Swefnam Jim Stone Janet Steele Ivan Jones Mildred Vance Patricia Ann Pack Audria Hinchman Jim Stone Carol Ann White Ronald and Donald Taylor Jim Vifakis Patricio Johnson Roger Weddell Bucky Harris Patty Johnson Judy Beckett Johnny Thornbury Puffy Johnson 60 Mathematics Social Science History Biology American Government English Art Journalism Spanish French Latin Vocational Bousch Lomb Science Award Music Dramatics Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing Outstanding Business Education Student Best Thespian Besf All Around Girl Best AH Boys School Spirit D A R Award Driver of the Year McDonald Award Mc Donald Award Rotary Award Rotary Award Kiwanis Award Didn't we have loads of fun at our final Christmas party? QENIOBQ HmMdeEastdies Sharon gets in her last practice before graduation. Don Swetnam decides to complete the education Uncle Sam interrupted. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARE, FRONT ROW: Katie Ferguson, Vice-President; Tommy Giusti. President. SECOND ROW: Iohnny Walker. Historian; Guy Neace, Treasurer; Carolyn York, Secretary. JUNIORQ awNoLoungw Last year's green Sophomores matured into serious and responsible Juniors. They first elected their fine, likeable officers and beauty attendants to the various queens. Their play in January was a smash hit. Two Juniors then won top awards in CI countywide essay contest concerning the handicapped. Next the Juniors chose two delegates to represent them at Know Your State Government Day in Charleston. In the spring, they worked like beavers on the prom, by getting out of study hall and staying after school proving their capabilities. One Junior was elected band queen. The Juniors also elected officers for the Junior Honor Roll Club and helped usher at graduation. They now look forward to next year with a glow in their eyes and hope in their hearts. Know your State Delegates Grace Chirico and Tommy Giusti proudly display their state flag. 62 JUNIORS ' Donna Ada Mary Sue Roger Andra Betha David Erma Abbott Adams Adams Adams Adkins Adkins Adkins Adkins Elva Evelyn Iva James jerry Jo Ann Ruby Sandra Adkins Adkins Adkins Adkins Adkins Adkins Adkins Adkins $15 Susan Arthur Glenna Jo Ann Pauline Kay Betty Jack Adkins Akers Aldridge A lexander A lbright Bailey Baisden Baisden Johnny Joyce Sara George Ralph Alice Ranny Sandra Baisden Baisden Baker Baldwin Baldwin Ball Ball Ball Larry Phyllis Jean Bill Lantha Keith Judie Darrell Barrett Bartram Basham Bayer Beatty Beckett Be lcher Bell f $ Freddie David Beth Marilyn Howard Kay Pal John Bell Bias Bivens Black Blake Blevins Blevins Bodnar JUNIOBQ WWWtdyNmeszbm Linda Ruby Barba :3 G era 1d Ceci 11a A leta Borders Bowen Bradley Brennan Brewer BreWSter w Augusta Dorothy Alva Donna John Linda Ruth Bridges Brown BmWn Browning Browning Browning Browning Browuing Bill Loretta Betty Karen Janet Bobby Doug James Brumfie 1d Bryant Caggigas Camicia Campbell Cantley Carey Carlisle Linda Larry Carol Charles Joe Reggie Judy Rose Carper Carroll Carter Caner Carver Carver Castle Caudill S idney S ue G race 5 ylvia Rhon da Roy S andta E lmo Chambers Chambers Chirico Christian Clay Clay Clews Ctaddock m5 4 5.1 Leora Richard Roger Wanda Bill Phyllis Mildred Myrine Craddock Craddock Craddock Crews Cohenour Coffey Cole Collins JUNIOBQ TwagWgOml-lommbmsigmmts ; 1 Freddie Jean Utta Virgil Linda Kay Linda Larry Franklin Colvard Conley Conley Conley Compton Cook Cooper Cornwell Lowell James Betty Jo Helena Tom Earl Betty Hally Cosby Cox Caggigas Crum Crum Cunningham Curry Curry Mary Ray Tommy Delma Donald Kay Jane Douglas Curry Curry Curry Davis Davis Dav1s Dean Dempsey Jewell Glenual Barbara Robert Ann Donna Freda Rhoda Dempsey Dent De Witt Dickinson Deiditch Dingess Dingess Dingess g3??? Frank Mary Martha Bruce Marshall Sidney Joan Dolock Donohue Douglas 'Drenner Duncan Ellis E lkins Judy Delorese Rosa Lee Don Irma J. Windell Jack Mary Elkins E lovich Evans Farley Farley Farley Fenner Fenny TopAwmdsmCouutg Handicap Essagsaw Katie Nancy Priscilla Clara Ruby Charles Verdella Doris Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferrell Ferrell Fields Fillinger F leming am xgmngr Joyce Cartis Ronnie Ronnie Peggy Barbara Loretta Cleta F loyd Foster Fowler Fraizer Fraley Frye Frye Gabbard Charles Doris Donna Myra Fred Maxine Margie Reuben Gallamore Gardner Gibson Gilbert Gillam Gillman Gilman Gilman Frederick Eugene Betty David Joann John ' Tommy G off Gonza les G ore G ostovi ch G :3 ver G rover G iusti L4,; w... 1X .44.! A 1 Linda Mary Julia Judy Lynda Mary Roland Carol Gullet Hagy Hainor Hale Hale Hale Hale Hall Don G loria Larry Rose 1 la Ca rol Larry Ka therine Rona 1d Hall Hall Hall Hanners Harless Hardesty Harrison Harrison WowbngbmthaJUNlOB Class Donald Mary Fred Paul Danny Rona Sandra Ruth Harvey Hatfield Hatton Hefner Herdon Henderson Herold Hill sharon Patsy Mick Alice Molly Clara Donald Dayton Hill Hinchman Hoffsetter Holstein Horne Hurst Hylton Hylton Billy Harold Ruth Jo Rita 10 Lorraine Wilma Danny Joyce J arrell Jeffrey Jeffrey Jeffrey Ienalous J ewett Johnson Johnson 14. Richard Robert Ophelia Margaret Danny Randell Carolyn Aster J ohnson J ohnson Jones J ordan Justice Keaton Kelly Kirk Patsy Joyce Mac Don Polly Sammy Sue Patricia Knott Lancaster Lazar Leake Loggins Lopez Loveless Lutz A Norraline David Douglas Eunice Donna Barbara Sharlene Tivis Mann Marcum Marcum Marcum Mattics Maynard Maynard Maynard JUNIORS WMDdegamsfoAW Billy J ohnny Betty Virginia Marie Naamen Thomas Gary Mays Mays McBride McCallister McCloud McCloud McComas McCoy Brenda Virginia Donnie Ange lin Carol Janice George Nikki McDom'e McGlothlin McGraw McKinny McLemore McNeely Messer Michero Mg L Claudia Kathxyn Robert Linda Rochell Naa man Lucille Mills Mills Minter Mitchell Mooney Moorehouse Moore Mounts , , LE A Brenda Brenda Helena Doris Pat Raymond Thomas Darrell Mullins Mullins Mullins Mullins Mullins Mullins Muncy Moore x, MiNN' Charles J oAnne Ernestine Martin Violet Margaret Neace Newsome Nicholas Nunly Ojed Oliver Osburn Parsons 1. 1, Ronald Rosa Lee George Anna Mae Parsley Palausway Panain Patterson Paul Pennington Perry Perry 'KMwYouwaatw WDaf' nu CLaaEeStow Marie Linda Sandra Gayle Davis Erma Kay Janet Pettrey Peyton Pizzino Porterfield Propst Puckett Queen Queen G lenna Mary Donnetta Linda Peggy Brenda G lenna Patty Ramey Ramey Reba: Rebar Reed Reynolds Richards Richardson Barbara 1 ohm Sandra Riggs Roberts Robson Rose Rumbaugh Paul Richardson Richmond Co lumbia Runyan Tommy Jimmy Phyllis Gail Shanon Runyon Sabo Salmons Sanders Saunders Thelma Lorraine Jerry Carol Elizabeth Gwenda Janice Joyce Saunders Sayer Scaggs Scalf Scites Scott Seakelly Sellards Charles Roger Doris Ida Mae Sue Melvin Tyrone David Sennett Sennett Sexton Shadd Shepherd Simmons Simmons Singleton Jumone WoabInggeuiig WMDags Dana Skeens Herman Suarez Wagoner Gaynell Richard Skeens Skeens Elaine Ivan Sta fford Sta fford Blanch Tabor Mitchell Bre nda Turner Sue Ann Rebecca Walls Ward 13 mes Sta fford Christine Thacker Fred Turner Carolyn Watts Douglas Donna Smith Southers Hershel Tackett Lawerence Thacker Thomas Wi lburn Vanatter Glenda Watts Goldie Spence Melinda Thompson Charlotte Webb ToMaketlewmawOutstaudiug success Jo Ann Spinner Nancy Steele Thompson Sharron We bb J anet Betty Dot Linda Marshall Patsy Ralph David Webb White White White White White White Whitman Y 45 Karen Sherman Gary Delores Grant Johnny Grover Wiggins Wi lliamson Wi lson Wolf Woody Woody Wooten David Carolyn Sally Benny Workman York Young Zaborosky Kay Bailey, third from left, won first place in the Hiring the Handicapped in Our Town essay contest. Karen Camicia, fifth from left, won second place. My, how proud we Juniors are! Wamomumonoaassunps 72 S E R O M O H P O S e SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: Sally Mann, Vice-President; Bill Long, President. SECOND ROW: Patty Petrosky, Historian; Linda Burns, Treasurer; Sandra Wiley, Secretary. QOPHOMOBEQ sWPWOgGWAWmW t The Sophomore class started its year at the new high school by electing class officers. t Several Sophomores entered exhibits in the Logan High School Science Fair. Later one Sophomore won a prize in Huntington at the Marshall College Science Fair. ' Other Sophomores won ribbons for wildflower drawings from West Virginia University. Bull in the China Shop was the name of their intriguing play. The Sophomores had fun at the school exploring all its advantages and looking forward to their Junior year. Busy Sophomores are engrossed in Biology, the study of all living things. 74 Carolyn Emmett J oyce Luther Dallas Delores Leroy Levin . Bonnie Abbott Abdoney Adams Adams Adkins Adkins Adkins Adkins Aldridge David Martha Ann Bob Charles Linda Cleta Darlene Joyce Alexander Allen Ashley Bailey Bailey Bailey Baisden Baisden Baisden Patty Ronnie Carolyn Paul Mary Henry Larry Dorothy Jessie Baisden Baisden Ball Ba 11 Ba lthas Barber Barker Basadre Bass a Darrell Jimmy Patty Jimmy Jesse Rona 1d Beatrice Patty Helen Bays Beuthy Bear Beaty Belcher Bell Barnett Bias Bigler 41 David Larry John Barbara Carolyn Mary Patty Helen Judy Binion Bird Blackburn Blankenship Blankenship Blankenship Blevins Bliffin Bocook Donna Hatti Pearly Borders Boring Bowling Darlene Wilma Dewey Boyd Bradley Bradshaw QOPHOMOBE dasshastMJaMbMQpM Billy Pete Judy Dorothy Sandra Carrie Gle nna Geraldine Bre nnan Bresden Brewster Brown Brown Browning Browning Browning John Patricia Ralph Gail Hartzell ' David Browning Browning Browning Bryant Bryant Burgess Burgess De lorse Kelly Linda Donald Larry ' Barbara Charlene Burgess Burk Burks Burns Buste Butcher Campbell Campbell Sylvia Susan Dorothy Tony Antha Rose Linda Sandra Billy Campbe 11 Kame 5 Ca rter Ca rter Ca rver Carver Casto Cease Cha fin l. Buford Earnestine Grace Ann Rona ld Carol Ja ne Loretta Charles George Cha fin Chambers Chirico Clark Conley Conley Conley Cook Cooper Doris Julia Ove tta Bob Rona 1d Copley Come tte Craddock Crantz Criswe ll Crum BuW'wdwddehopW QOPHOMOBEPMJ ,v V K- m 15 Ix; , K JdKA 1 KA- '1... G retchen Brenda Ca rolyn Randal Goldie Mary Patty Barbara G loria Cupler Curry Curry Curry Cyrus Dameron Dameron Daughtery Davis Juanita Judy Patty Veronica Marie Ruth Thomas Charles Lester Davis Davis Davis Day Dean Dean DeFobio Dean Dials Therman John Charles Mary Sandra Jeannie Jerry Mary Jimmy Dilly Dilly Dingess Dingess Dingess Dorsey Dorsey Duncan Dunn 4571 Opal Phyllis Richard Margie Judy Barbara Bill Charles Nedra Dyer Dyer Edwards Elam Elkins E 1115 Ellis E llis Ellis Pat Barbara Bob Kay Sue Kessel G lenda Leatha Ellison Ells England English E plin Evans Evans Farmer Farris MQ Brenda Janice Karen Merill Betty Diana Mary Pam Pat Ferguson Ferrell Ferrell Ferguson Ferrell Ferguson Ferrell Ferzacca Ferzacca QOPHOMOBEQ QWGITW HibatzLH.Q. Bill Nancy Bonnie Clemie Beatrice Torn Robert Kay Billy Fitch Fitz F lowers F loyd F ortner F ortner Frazier Fra ley Fry Grace Hessie James Joe Naaman Wilson Carolene Richard Jill Frye Frye Frye Frye Frye Gallion Garrett Gartin Gibbs h Richard Joan Rita Billy Flossie James Sue Karl Jessie Gillam Gillman Gilpin Glandon Gore Grimes Grimmett Grover Hager Karen Nettie Sandra . Carolyn Danny Linda Patty Charlotte Douglas Hager Hager Hale Hall Hall Hall Hall Harmon Harmon Sandra ' Shelia Barbara Patty Donna Barbara Nan Lee Eleanor Jackie Harmon Harless Harrison Hartzell Harvey Hatfield Hatfie 1d Haynes Henderson $ Bob Wilma Mike Charles Lovella Larry Douglas Sharon G lc z. Hensley Hensley Herman Herron Hess Hicks Hill Hill Hite Tm QOPHOMOBEQ meugmm . i Forest Wanda Jerry Janet Alice Paul Donna Earl Shirley Hodge Holstead Holton Honaker Hopston Home House Howard Hughes Awg Donna Roberta Drucilla Betty J ohn Sheldon Alma Lois Carolyn Hunt Hunter Hutchinson Hylton Ingrim Jacobson J effery Jeffery Jenkins Drema Sandra Bessie Vernon Bruce Linda Ann Sandra Louise Jenkins Jenkins Johnston Johnston Jolly Jordon Jewett Kessling Kendrie Charles Jennie Brenda Redith Yvonne Carolyn Carolyn Judy Bruce Kenney Kenzer Killen King King Kirkendal Kitchen Kitchen Lawson 1: Gwen James Carolyn Richard Virginia J anice Carol Clifford Micheal Lalie Lawson Lester Lester Lewis Lilly Lindamood Linkous Lodato Jimmy Glenna Edith Betty Wayne Roy Janet Lunsford Marcum May Maynard May McCalIister McCloud WW CoMega Fm m Huuifmgfow Charlene McCoy Na ncy McGowan J oAnn McNee 1y Judy McNee ly Eddie Mills Ethel Mynheir V Patty Nesbit Nancy Newson Jack McGraw Bill Meade Bill Miller Garnet Mullins Herman Nagy Freddy Nicholas Burnard McG uire Jane Meade Phyllis Miller Junita Mullins Carol Napier J oe Nichlos ml David McRoberts Leo Mendez Marsha Miller wit Patty Mu llins Dixie Napier M M L A A Lois Ann Nichols Johnny McKinny Nancy Merritt Sue Mitchell Phyllis Mullins Jim Napier .r i Jerry McKnight Alma McNeely Sandra McKinney Glenna Messer Glen Messer Messer 5 Franklin Molnar Arthur M oore Donetta Mbntgomery Judy Raymond Muncy Muncy Kathryn Murray Roger Napier Johnny Napier Margie Nelson Phyllis Nunnery Richard Ojeda Emilly Haught SOPHOMOBEQ HawwemdzaudeQomusTm ., Jackie Shanon Billy Gail Josephine Stephen Madonna Betty Betty Jo Ooten Pack Pearson Peck Peck Pennington Perdue Perry Perry 13mm Reid Rexall Sherry Mary Ken Johnny Peggy ; Lynn Peyton Perry Perry Pichardo Phi llip Phi llips Phi llips Pirrung wggi, Robert Judy Jerry Dorothy Lacy Stephen Ray Iudy- Lilly Porterfield Powell Price Pullen Queen Quinn Ramson Reaser Redmond Ann Carol Rodney Geneva Nancy Carol . Frances Grace Judy Rice Richardson Riglesy Roberts Roberts Robinette Robinson Robinson Robinson Jeanetta Wilmer Paula Sue Carson. Robson Rose RoWSey Rovillard Runyon Patricia Louise Goldie Cledie Delores Alice Audra Kay Lorriena Sadler Salmons Sammons Samson Scott Seay Seets Seplocha Sexton ' thNewme ' Bobbie Stallard Carol Stewart I a :egjw Betty Thackett Bobby Shell Charlotte Sheeler Charles Spears Shirley Smith Claude Stapleton George Stamper Carol Stollings Bobby Stiltner ml Frieda Thomas Matthew Thomas David Staton Phoebe Sturgil .wf Shirley Tomblin 1 2x 1': Howard Trump James Mary Trent Trivette Alma Sizemore Johnny Sinborski Virginia Sperry Myron Staten Steele Juanita Taylor Palmoneda Tabor Billie Thompson Barbara Thompson Linda Trump Harry Turner Earline Sizemore Kay Spry Marilyn Steele Joan Terry Ceci 113 T hompson Franklin Turyn Sue Frederick Sizemore Smith Glenda S purlock Na ncy Spradling Lou Ann Stevens J ohnny Stevens Joyce Thacker Ernest Tomblin John T oler De lores Vance Carol Vance 9012140540259 EagangAwaszmvm'SAW J imolee Vance Bre nda White 4:1 Clora Williams Madeline Workman J ohnny Vannatter Glenna White F lora Willia ms Charles York Martha Jackie Carl Ronnie Charlotte Varney Walls Walsh Ward Webb Helen Phyllis Richard Sidney White White White White Jacqueline Viviam Nocha Elizabeth Doug Willia ms Wi Ilia ms Wi Ilia ms Wi lson Witten Patricia Janice Young Zwenice 19 ncutmm or F I S H , IKTEMAL ORGAXS ch Atmm THE SIMPLEST ; ' meg VERTEBRATES stands ' Emu: , a Mu, 3m mm;., a This is one of the sophomore entrees at the Logan High School science fair. 83 Mary Webb Sydney White Beatrice Workman Carl Wellmen Sandra Wi ley Connie Workman Sandra goes to class Exhibit from Science. Fair QOPHOMOBEQ TmpwwmAwsmw Bruce and Marty Martian Let's study grass hoppers Girls register at convention in Logan Graceful girls in gym 84 ACTIVITIES , dam m ammwxumt Grace, Jewel and Janice go to school in Ohio. Science Fair tells story of coal chwobAci'IuIties Aw Vaniadx WM Us We had several District Conventions in our school. We had roadblock for polio 86 The prettiest miners in West Virginia DI Villa. We mangled Scott, didn't we? WWAWsMakeswl-lappg HOMEOOMING The Navy carries the ball to victory Too late for a medical miracle for Scott This year's activities for the Glee Club, besides their weekly radio program, were: Dec 9--Spruce Grade School P.T.A. Mar. 23--National Honor Society H--Kiwanis Club 23--thru 26--Holy Week Services l6--Prayer Club Apr. 4--Democratic Banquet T7--Rotary Club Crippled Children's PartyT 8--Morris-Harvey Banquet Jan 25--Holden Woman's Club 13--Man Woman's Club 25--Nighbert Memorial Methodist Church 15--thru T7--AlI-State Chorus Feb. 2--Rhythm Hour 20-- Logan County P.T.A. 4--Preaching Mission 30--Regional-Area Development Workshop 15--Christian Church May 14--and 15--Operetta-- The Belle of the West 20--Mcn Junior High School T7-- Baptist Church Mar. 5--Kiwanis Club 24--Baccalaureate 8--McConnelI Baptist Church TO--Regional Meeting of Superintendents and Principals 25--Commencement 11w GLEE CLUB Hasuuswwmmmgea Television is not the only means of transporting the wild West to modern times. The Glee Club in its annual Operetta brought the West to Logan through music. The title of the Operetta was, THE BELLE OF THE WEST. The feminine lead was held by Janet Steele and the male lead was held by Jim Stone. It is the story of a young widow who comes to a wild West town and wins the hearts of everyone. The cast was directed by Mrs. Thelma Juergensmeyer. MmbezuofftleiwszhvwWMmm The glee club is composed of a girls chorus and a mixed chorus under the direction of Mrs. Jeurgensmeyer. They learn to sing the most difficult compositions. Both groups give their time and talent providing the school and community with the best of music operettas in the spring. They also sing for churches, clubs outside of school, and other organizations. All of them combine their voices to present vocal music of a high quality. Each year an aII-stote chorus is selected to represent Logan High. Members this year are Tony Fillutz, Mary Kay Fortney, Donna Jean Carey, Mary Rose Voracalli, Faye Maynard, Patty Noe, Jim Stone, Lorry Ascough, Danny Mar- tin, Bucky Harris, Dana Dorsey, Grady Hester, Pudge Savage, and Arnold Grimmet. OwokMamJ ClwnckPmogwm Givew 89 GUYANA QTAFF smiles abBegtmug offmm FRONT ROW: P. Salmons, B. Adkins, G. Chirico, Assistant Editor; J. Thornbury, Editor; J. Sexton, E. Adkins, S. Adkins, E. Scites, S. Loveless, Mrs. Colvin, Adviser. SECOND ROW: D. Farris, M. Adams, J. Peck, J. Queen, V. McCallister, C. Webb, P. Ieffreys, B. Bivens, D. Dingess, P. Lester, M. Sebo. BACK ROW: R. Dingess, J. Ferrell, M. Garrett, K. Craddock, C. Seplocha, R. Waddell, J. Adkins, B. Wade, C. Dolin. 'ButhMtdw'ghbow' mMoftovoffGUYANA The Guyana staff of 1958-59 had a very hectic year. Laying ouf pages, naming pictures and a million other details kept everyone busy. 9O mama's HOW Mews Oqufudwts HmWwDalt This year the Here's How Staff had one of the most competent staffs ever. The able Editor of the Staff is Anna Mae Perry. Her personnel consists of Ruby Adkins, Iva Adkins, Jewell Bowen, Frances Salmons, Shirley Salmons, Violet Homblin, Jimmy Compton, Rodger Weddell, Tracy Browning, Ann Blackburn, Helena Crum, Linda Bell, Barbara Campbell, Pat Mullins, Brenda Mullins, Lydia Mendez and Lonnie Ward. The advisor of the Staff is Mrs. Merle Daugherty. The Staff worked hard to produce the most interesting and informative paper ever. Time was no obiect as the Staff interviewed, copyread, and rewrote stories. We feel that the student body of Logan High School would like to ioin the Guyana in giving a vote of thanks to this year's Staff. Staff seniors take time out to admire new senior rings. 91 The Logan High School Band is under the direc- tion of Mr. Carl Mc- Eltresh. They have been very busy with other ac- tivities besides playing their instruments. This year the bond, in order to raise money, sponsor- ed the Maiorette Festival . Several of the members made AIl-State Band. Logan High drum major, Neil Kitchen, struts his stuff. BANDTru'pstleigthamtam Logan High Majorettes are pretty as a picture. 92 Every fourth period the music of the practicing band brought out the rhythm in everyone. Moreover; there isn't a chest in Logan High School that doesn't swell when he hears the bond play, It's Logan High. Everyone can truly be proud of the representa- tion that our band gives us. wax Senior play practices The Senior Class Play was as usual 0 great success. This year's play was a comedy en- titled, STAG LINE. It is the story of a teenage girl named Maudie, played by Judy Beckett, and her boy Friends. She has a steady named Davy, played by Johnny Thorn- bury; however, she suddenly decides that she needs a new boy Friend. To complicate matters her pretty sister Sylvia, played by Janet Steele, is getting married. Naturally, because of the wedding, there are lots of men around for Maudie to choose her next boy friend From. Maudie decides that she is out to get the best man, played by Jim Stone. Sylvia's husband-to-be, played by Bucky Harris thinks that Sylvia is in love with the best man. Also, a distant cousin, played by Danny Martin, comes to visit, and Maudie falls For him. Finally, true love conquers all. Sylvia and her beau get married and Maudie goes back to Davy. . , The rest of the cast includes Carol Ann White, Dawn Hall, Pam.Whited, John Spears, Dana Dorsey, Josephine Simborski, Lynda Jo Henry, Linda Ellis, Mary Rose Varocalli, Joyce Fraley, and Rose Marie White. QENIOB PhamderwchesbosvitsDag Judy, Rose Marie, Janet and Lynda Jo watch the birdie. 93 Junior play cast poses. This year's Junior Play was a comedy taken from the book, ONIONS IN THE STEW, by Betty McDonald. It is a story about a citified family who moved to a deserted island. The Family cannot adiust themselves to the handicaps of an island such as this. Along comes a lady who wants to buy a place for a home for the aged. At this point the McDonalds are very happy to see and get back to their home in the city. However, now that they have a chance to sell, they realize that they have become very attached to their island home with all of its inconveniences. Jumorameopuouoeepaagsmwmb Twas it's Beew WM Pwdfw Makes PM The Sophomore Play was a comical mystery entitled BULL IN A CHINA SHOP. It is the story of a handsome, young detective named O'Finn who is admired by sev- eral spinsters. In order to get some attention from him, the owner of the home where the spinsters live, commits murder. When detective O'Finn investigates this murder the girls are so thrilled that murder is committed again. Finally, the murderer is caught and the old lady, thrilled by the touch of detective O'Finn, is led happily away to her permanent cell. 94 Mrs. Workman's girls make a pretty sight. mmowumora OLAQQ fsTops Jr. play best by test. w Noon time dancing. A good looking bunch of officers. 95 Edelfraud Aufheried was the Junior offen- clant to Miss Flame. Linda Burns was the Sophomore attendant Linda Burns Ede ltraud Autheried k Miss Flame also had two junior high attendants; Mary Mandez and Susan Vankovich. 96 Bonnie Osbourn Maxine Contraras Sue Mitchell Senior Attendant Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant ngtedemgmsas HOMEOOMIN 6 QUEEN Janet and Attendants are chauffeured by Mayor Litz McGuire. 97 asMIQQ LOGAN HIGH um 38 Joanna Nidwh 98 Sandra Rumbaugh Carol Sue Scalf Junior Attendant Junior Attendant AWWMIQQ LOGAN HIGH Grace Ann Chirico Sophomore Attendant Lois Ann Moore Sophomore Attendant Judy Lynn Beckett Senior Attendant 99 MawwmwdoseleQQ WBM 100 QWP'lgngs tabeBAND QUEE These are three of the moiore'rfe groups who performed in the Ma- ioreffe Festival sponsored by the Logan High Band. Dr. Ned Bryan, director of A L program from North Central Association, addresses Advanced Learning homerooms of Logan High School. Timwgiv Hawk Wonsz L. W Addm Higiv Goah Officers of A L homerooms meet with Mr. J'.' and Deans for conference. For the First time in fhe history of Logan Senior High School, on Advanced Learning program has been started. If is composed of four homerooms; one senior, one iunior, and two sophomores. If is designed For students of higher learning and greater capa- cifies. Mrs. Juergensmeyer's iZA-AL homeroom is fhe first to graduafe under this program. 102 These college preparatory students enjoy Mrs. Hurst's American History very much. They worked for several weeks preparing individual term papers, which they will be required to do in college. OOLLEGE PEEP MAW ngessm The College Preparatory Course is for those students who intend to go to college i offer graduation from high school . This course consists of foreign languages, al- gebra, geometry, and chemistry, besides the required subiecfs of the Logan High s'rudenf. College Preparatory students use nearly all the facilities of the library to prepare their lessons. 103 Commercial students must also learn what makes the government work as they study history. COMMERCIAL ComsesMakeGoodewdwdes Our high school offers an exceptionally good education for the girls who are Interested in going directly from school to an office iob. Since there is a big demand For girls trained in office work, this has become one of the most popular departments in the school. Typing and shorthand are both offered. These courses are open as electives to any student interested, after the commercial girls have had a chance to sign up for their classes. Mr. Ward seems to be show- ing some of the students in his clhss what makes a type- writer Work. 104 Mr. Cook's speech class rests a bit to smile for the birdie . These students have many vigorous and exciting debates. GENERAL WOW wWideRaugeoffEW The General Curriculum is offered for those students who wish to enrich their knowl- edge and broaden their interests without selecting a more specialized course. A wide variety of electives is offered in this curriculum. Students in Mr. Eiland's Drivers' Education class gain vital knowledge of driving. 105 Home Economics boys concoct some swell dishes in Home Econo- mics class. Miss White shows boys how to set table properly. Coolwg' awsamug' - lt'sAwtthGm We have always had Home Ec. for the girls at Logan High and this year was no ex- ception. A brand new inovction took place this year. A class of sewing and cook- ing was set up for the boys. They had Fun and learned to cook and sew. Lucky wives someday. Home Economics students learn to make their own clothes. 106 Shop boys be fore The vocational department is one that covers many Fields of work. We are glad that Logan is one of the schools that make such a program possible. Since our county is so highly mechanized the companies need good welI-trained young men. Mr. Fortney and Mr. Brown are the instructors in this division. This is a complete course and at the end of it the boys receive a diploma for the work they have done. Shop boys learning to weld. VOCATIONAL Bwsmmm Shop boys after 107 Making plans for college day with Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. Willis and Mr. Harris. Classes can be fun as well as work. 108 VIVIAN GAIL HARTMAN HARRY F. MOATE, III The Driver of the Month Award was set up in the hope that our students might be- come better drivers. Six of these awards were given this year to the people pictured here and also to David Curry and Roger Waddell. Pictures were not available For these two. Roger Weddell was chosen as Driver of the Year and received an engraved watch at graduation. We hope this will lead to better driving on the part of our student body, not only this year but as they become adults. DRIVER 06W MONTH ChosewEackMoutlu BILL DAVIS RONNIE EASLEY 109 Doing a job Band makes music Learning how our government works. 110 MGM ostPORxTQ ff: .9 kn I'll This is theVABQITY CLUB The Varsity Club was formed to aid the cause for good sporfsmanship in high school athletics. To gain membership in the organization, one musf be on fhe varsity squad and be a Ief'rermcm. Mr. J. draws for tournament play 112 Logaw High 9mm GWW Hum Logan had a good season, winning 5, losing 4, and tieing 1. The Wildcats added two men to their coaching stuff this year, Fletcher Shag Barker and Nick Rahal. The only losses the Wildcats suffered this year were at away games. Huntington East took the Gold and Blue 19-13 in their third game of the season. Oceana defeated the Wildcats by a slim score of 14-13. Another defeat suffered by Logan was handed down by Barboursville with a score of 29-21. Williamson defeated Logan 13-6 in the last game of the season. Senior players this year are as Follows: Everett Vance Bob Cyrus Stan Petrosky Jerry Hainer Lorry Montgomery Ron Taylor Claude White John Whitmen Pudge Savage Audie Ratcliff Steve Lonker Don Taylor Rodger Adams Lowell Vance Ron Easley Logan High has two new assistant coaches this year, Fletcher Shag Barker line coach who has coached at several schools around the state. The other is Nick Rahal, who is also a line coach. This will be his first coaching duty, but anyone who played the rough and tumble sport for Syracuse University must know the game. LOGAN i9 - MAN 13 Logan downed Man today for the first win of the season. The Wild- cats played excellent ball both of- fensive and defensive, to bring a score of 19 to 13 at the end of the third quarter. There were no scores for either teams in the fourth quarter. Go Cats 60! LOGAN 21 - BLUEFIELD 6 The Bluefield Beavers were spotted touchdown by the Wildcats in the first quarter, but failed to score again as the game pro- gressed. The Beavers were roughing the Cats until the team spirit broke loose, buckled down and defeated a strong Bluefield team 21-6. LOGAN 13 - BECKLEY 7 The Logan Wildcats broke a 31 year jinx by defeating the Beckley Flying Eagles by a score of 13 to 7. Just after Don Taylor recovered a Beckley fumble on about the Our head football coach. 6 yard line John Whitman pushed across from the 3 yard line for Mr. Willis. first tqlly of the game. Fred Colvard kicked the extra point for a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. As soon as the Wildcats got the ball again halfback Ron Hender- son ran 68 yards for the second touchdown in the first quarter making the score 13 to 0. The lone score by the Flying Eagles came when they ran 54 yards for a touchdown, and got the extra point. LOGAN T3 - OCEANA T4 Halfback Fred Colvard returned the kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown, but failed the extra point. Pennington made the first touchdown and extra point for Oceana. Colvard carried ball 40 yards for Logan's second tally, then kicked the extra point. Pennington then scored a touchdown for Oceana. seweesssswsisesswwsi LOGAN 20 - SCOTT 6 The Wildcats, playing before a large homing crowd, took things into their capable hands. Steve Lonkers hit and Jerry Hainor showed how well they could take it. ssseesseseeikeseseewsessewesswssssewes LOGAN 25 - WELCH 25 In the first quarter, quarterback Steve Lonker, with a nice fake ride sent Colvard over for the first score of the game. It remained 6-0 until Villiani received a kick- off for Welch and ran 85 yards for their first score to tie the game at six all . Savage stole the first Welch fumble on the Welch 20 yard line and Whitman pushed across for the second tally of the game. Colvard kicked the extra point. In the second quarter, Colvard and Villiani both scored, but Colvard failed on the extra point try. The game ended in a tie. iwfiffiwhhwhwihwwiwifhhhwwiihwhhfhhhhh LOGAN i3 - HUNTINGTON EAST T9 The Gold and Blue lost the first game of the season by a score of 19-13. The wild- cats played good offensive ball but lacked adequate protection from the air as time ran out. East out on top over u trying bunch of Wildcats. wswwesssweieeewsweweewiswsiwswssewesie LOGAN 27 -; ST. ALBANS 6 Although the Wildcats were supposed to be the underdogs, they struck in the first quarter, as Fred Colvard went around the right end and later kicked the extra point. John Whitman scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter with a 14 yard run over left tackle . ksstesewwwsweeiseeiiseeeie LOGAN 21 - BARBOURSVILLE 27 The Pirates scored most of their touch- downs in the first half and it looked as if Logan were going to be beaten by a large score. Something must have happened in the dressing room at half- time. The Wildcats came on in the second half to score 21 points. Final score was Barboursville 27 - Logan 21 . FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Taylor, Tommy Grey, Fred Colvard, Ron Henderson, Willis Griffin, Louis Hernandez, Reuben Gillman, Bob Cyrus, Don Taylor, Henry Graver, Don Farley, Kenneth Green. FRONT: Coaches Todd Willis and Jim Lilly. Logan had a fair season, winning H and losing 9 The Cats went into the tournament as underdogs, but came out on top of Huntington East, who had beaten them twice in regular season play. Our Cagers become sectional champions by a score of 64-63. After their upset victory over The Highlanders, Logan went on to be defeated by South Charleston in the regional game by a score of 76-65. L. H. 9. Wins QWCLampmhp The Wildcats were co-captoined by Henry Grover and Tommy Grey. Both of these players are senior members of the squad . Henry Graver - Co-Captain No picture was available for Tommy Grey. 116 CLASS AAA SECTIONAL TROPHY Twang LOGAN 64 - HUNTINGTON E. 63 Logan has gained sectional honors by defeating Huntington East by a score of 64 to 63. Sectional rebounding by Hernandez ancl Gillman was the only thing the Wildcats needed to overcome a lagging Hunt- ington team . Two of East's starters were benched through lnlUl'leS. REGIONAL--LOC-AN 65 - S. CHARLESTON 76 The Wildcats lost all hope for state championship when they were defeated by a strong South Charleston team by a score of 76 to 65. H7 Wildcats pick victory out of the air. Hold that ball. Hit that basket - boy. -I n Logan. Logan 5 Logan 6 Logan 9 Logan 8 omxIOanAmN . Logan 6 TmFomBAQEBALL Pitching Records Royce . . . Gray. . . . . Bresden Moore . . . . Logan 2 . Logan 7 . Logan 1 . Baseball Schedule Cal led off 119 Lost N O O . Mafewan Chopmanville 8 Madison 4 Chopmanville 0 Man H Mcfewan 2 Oceana 2 Man 6 Madison 10 Jerome Royce Captain This year will be remembered at L. H. 5. this period especially for the wrestling team, which is the first of its kind in Logan. Representing Logan Senior High School this year was: James Adkins, Johnny Walker, John Martin, Ron Easiey, Don Hylton, John Bodnar, Rex Berry, Ron Taylor, Butch White, Larry Montgomery, Stan Petrosky, Bob Cyrus, Bill Fitch, Don Taylor, Richard Roeher, Doug Smith, Kelly Burgess, and Frank Turyn. 106 115 123 130 136 141 wnesnwe Hats L. 14.9. gowpmsbmw Weight --- Starters . . . . .John Bodnar . . . . . Rex Perry . . . Ron Easley John Martin Don Hylton . . John Walker continued 120 On February 20, Logan High wrestling team left for the regional tournaments in Huntington, W. Va. We drew first round byes, but the next day, Saturday, eight boys stepped into the ring and three emerged win- ners. The winners were Ron Easely, Don Taylor, John Walker, and Larry Montgomery was given second round bye. Easley and Walker qualified for the state Tournament to be held at Morgantown, W. Va. Ron Easley John Walker On February 27, both our boys, Walker and Easley were pinned, Eyen though they lost these boys are just proving that wuth the right kind of spirit with your school you can do just about any thing you try. Besides these boys are from Logan Senior High school . I21 '6 TRACK Games Logan Sr. High School finished 4th in high school division of the Coalfield Conference track meet at Beckley. The Wildcats racked up 33 points, with Ron Henderson grabbing 5 points by winning Ist place in 100 year dash. Three relay teams piled up 24 points with second place fin- ishes. The 440 had Jim Lawson, George Messer, and Fred Colvarcl. The 880 had the same as above. Representing Logan in the mile race was Emmett Perry, George Messer, Jim Vitakis, and Fred Colvard. Other scorers were Bill Long who took 4th place in the 880 low hurdles and Fred Colvard who copped in both 100 yard and 180 yard hurdles. Learning to run for track. 122 ATHLETEQ offdw MONTH Chasm JEROME ROYCE Jerome, a 5'8 senior weighs 140 pounds. He was selected as athlete for May. He has been playing ball for 8 years in local leagues and 3 years for Logan High. After graduation, Jerry plans to attend the University of Florida and play ball there. Jerome's favorite subject is typing and his favorite teacher is Mrs. Bell . He has maintained a 2.80 average on the honor roll . 'kititkit'k'k'kii'tk'ki'kihhhi'k KENNETH GREEN Kenny Ray Green, a 140 lb. 5'8 L.H.S. basketball guard was chosen for the month of March. He has been playing basketball for 5 years, including time at Holden Jr. and Logan Sr. High. After graduation Kenny would like to play with the Big Green of Marshall . Green's favorite class is typing and his fa- vorite teacher is Mr. Stollings. hittkhibiti'i'itktkiikhtkhtktkhtk LOUIS HERNANDEZ Louis stands 6' i and weighs 175 and played center for 2 years. Louis attends Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church and is a member of the CYO. While maintaining 2.30 ave. Louis was vice- president of the National Honor Society, treasurer of the Spanish Club, Sgt. at Arms of the Key Club and a member of the JETS and Varsity Club. AUTIE RATCLIFF 210 lb. Autie started as tackle in all games for the past two years. Autie would like to play college football but is somewhat afraid of pro ball since there is danger of being seriously injured . Playing ball was not enough for Autie. He spent a lot of time encouraging support of the team. :hkinht-iukiridnkinbkiciridcidc STAN PETROSKY Skip as he is known to his many friends is a senior, takes a general course, and plays guard on the football team. Stan weighs about 195. His favorite football team is the Cleveland Browns. Skip spends his tree time at home watching T.V. and doing homework. Stan is going to join the Navy after graduation. iricirtki'ititiririttkhic'k'ktkiricittk HENRY GRAVER Tweets or Hank, as most of us know him, is a 6 ft, senior and weighs 150 pounds. Henry is an honor student at L. H.S. main- taining a 3.25 average on the A L Honor roll. He attends Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and be- longs to the CYO. His favorite teacher is Mr. Stollings and his favorite subject is chemistry. Henry has played basketball for 8 years and 2 of these have been spent at Logan High. ADVERTISING Compliments of WOODROW GORDON'S PUROL STATION Compliments of P RE Gas and Oil U WATER COMPANY EAST END BARBEQUE Logan: W- Va- Good Place to Eaf Logan, W. Va. Compliments of COOK'S FLORIST Compliments Of 209 Cole Sfreef Logan, W. Va. SOUTHERN LOAN Owner: Mrs. Clyde Cook Logan, W' VO' Floral Arrangers: Betty Smith Mae Smith Phone PL 2-8217 TO A GREAT FUTURE.... Island Creek Stores and Island Creek Coal Company extend heartiest congratulations and sincere good wishes for a future rich in achieve- ment and happiness to this year's class. Y0u now stand on the thresh- old of an exciting and challenging new world. May you seize this opportunity to go forward with courage and understanding into a better tomorrow . . . a time of peace and prosperity for you and for everyone. everywhere. We wish you success in furthering your formal education or entering now the field of your choice. GOOD LUCK: IS ANIl BB K SWH ,, AF- '; .4. ISLAND CREEK COAL CO. Compliments of FOLLOW THE WILDCATS LOGAN GROCERY COMPANY EVE RY DAY 217 Dingess Street in Logan, West Virginia THE LOGAN BANNER VISIT THE JUNIOR DEPARTMENT At Your SerVIce. ' ' ' FRENCH COOK JOHN ALDRIDGE DON LEVINSON CHARLIE HUCKER GENE SILVESTRUCCI Main Sfree'r, Logan W. L. ROBINSON CO. 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JOYCE ADAMS: General Prayer Club; Glee Club MAVIS ADAMS: Stenographic G. A.A.; Guyana Staff. CAROLYN ADKINS: General JAMES ADKINS: General Guyana Staff GERALD ADKINS: College Preparatory Glee Club. LINDA ADKINS: Stenographic MARCELLA ADKINS: Stenographic MIDGIE ADKINS: Stenographic Prayer Club; Band; Honor Roll Club. MILLARD ADKINS: Accounting Hi-Y; Prayer Club. ZELLA ALDRIDGE: General Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council; Prayer Club; Here's How. MARY ALEMAN: Stenographic LUCIAN ARDIS: College Preparatory JO ANN ARTHUR: General F.H. A. LARRY ASCOUGH: College Preparatory Hi-Y; Key Club; Glee Club; All State Chorus; Operetta; President Spanish Club; Inter-Club Council; Honor Roll Club; Basketball. ROSE MARIE ATKINSON: General French Club; Glee Club. 138 BETTY AVIS: General JAMES BAILEY: General SHELBY BAILEY: General Honor Roll Club. BOB BAISDEN: General Here's How; Jets Club. RICHARD BALL: Vocational JOHNNA BARTO: College Preparatory National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll, Vice President; French Club; Prayer Club; Honor Roll Club; 'Guyana Staff; Candidate to Girl's State. JUDY LYNN BECKETT: President Tri-Hi-Y; Keyettes; Prayer Club; In- ter Club Council, Vice President; Thespian Glee Club; Honor Roll Club; Senior Play; Junior Class Treasurer. FRANKLIN BELCHER: Vocational JOYCE BELCHER: General Glee Club. LINDA BELL: Stenographic Band; Majorette; Prayer Club; Here's How. ANN BLACKBURN: General Glee Club; Prayer Club; Here's How Staff. GENE BLACKBURN: General HERBERT BLANKENSHIP: Vocational LINDA BLANKENSHIP: General FRANK BLEVINS: General Hi-Y, President; Key Club, Delegate to Conven- tion; Operetta, Junior Year; Consert, Junior Year; Pep Club; Glee Club; Track Manager; Safety Council, President; Chairman of March of Dimes; Inter-club Council Prayer Club. QENIOB DIRECTORY CONNIE BOGGS: General Prayer Club; Pep Club; Majorette; All State Band. GLENNA BOGGS: Stenographic DONNA SUE BORDERS: Stenographic Topsy Turvy; Pacesetters; Prayer Club; Pep Club; Honor Roll Club Keyettes. JEWELL GAY BOWEN: Stenographic Prayer Club; Here's How Staff. JANICE LOU BOYD: Stenographic Tri-Hi-Y; Pacesetters; Quill and Scroll; Prayer Club; Editor of Here's How. BRENDA SUE BRADLEY: Stenographic G. A. A. ; Prayer Club; Guyana Staff. LINDA LOU BRADLEY: Stenographic G.A.A. ; Honor Roll Club; Office Helpers Club. JOANN BRANHAM: Stenographic Glee Club; Latin Club; Prayer Club; Science Club; Student Council. FRANKLIN DELANO BREWSTER: Vocational HAROLD FREDRICK BROWN: General PATRICIA JEAN BROWN: Stenographic G.A.A.; Prayer Club; Guyana Staff. EMZEA BROWNING, IR.; Vocational Prayer Club. DEANNA MARIE BROWNING: Stenographic TRACEY BROWNING, JR.: General Band; Here's How; President of Quill and Scroll; Prayer Club; Latin Club; Inter-Club Council; Student Council. ROSIE MAE BRYANT: Stenographic THEORA CHESTER BRYANT: Stenographic ETHEL ELIZABETH BURCHETT: College Preparatory Latin Club; F. T. A.; Prayer Club; Honor Roll Club; Band. JAMES LESLIE BURNS; College Preparatory Science Club; French Club; Honor Roll Club; Jets Club; National Honor Society; Prayer Club. CARL EDWARD CALDWELL: General CAROLYN JEAN CALDWELL: Stenographic SARAH E. CALLAWAY: Accounting H. R. Vice-President, Prayer Club. MARGIE CANTERBURY: Stenographic DONNA JEAN CAREY: General RH. A., Glee Club. JANET CAREY: General ISAAC CARPENTER, JR.: General LUCIAN CARTER: General ALEX JAMES CARTHON, JR.: General Honor Roll Club; Treasurer of Sophomore Class. NICK CASTELLI: Vocational CHARLES DAMER CHAFIN: Accounting RONNIE HOWARD CHAFFIN: Stenographic ROSA LEE CHAMBERS: General PATSY RUTH CHILDERS: Stenographic GRACE MARIE CHIRICO; Stenographic FRENCH ALLEN CLENDENIN: Vocational H. R. Vice-President. JOHN HANSFORD COLLINS: General H. R. Secretary; Track; Here'sHow. JAMES RAY COMPTON: General Quill and Scroll; Here's How. MARION DOUGLAS COOK: Accounting THOMAS TROY COPLEY: Vocational BILLY RAY COX: General KATHERINE ANN CRADDOCK: Stenographic Guyana Staff. PATSY ANN CRADDOCK: Stenographic Prayer Club. OBIE CRADDOCK, JR.: Vocational THOMAS EDWARD CRAWFORD: General JOANNE CROSS: College Preparatory Keyettes; Latin Club; Thespians; Sophomore and Junior Plays; Christmas Play; Honor Club; Glee Club; Pep Club; Vice President of Topsy Turvy. ARCHIE CRUM: Vocational DELBERT CRUM: Vocational THRESA CULKAR: General DAVID CURRY: General Hiv-Y; Key Club; Pep Club; Student Council; Baseball Manager; Driver of the Month. MILLARD CURRY: General KAY CURTIS; Stenographic Glee Club; Prayer Club; Latin Club; Science; Keyettes. BOBBY GLEN CYRUS: General Track; Varsity; Football. PAULINE DALTON: Stenographic F. T. A. Prayer Club. JAMES GARY DAMERON: Accounting Band. ORA LOU DAMRON: Accounting G. A. A. President; F.T. A. ; Prayer Club Council. 140 ALICE FAYE DAVIS: College Preparatory Band; French Club; Prayer Club. WILLIAM DAVIS: College Preparatory Key Club Board of Directors; Science Club; Prayer Club. CATHERINE JO DEAN: College Preparatory Honor Club; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Jets; Vice Pres- ident of French Club; Prayer Club. DONALD DEAN: Accounting Homeroom President LOUISE DEMPSEY: Stenographic Prayer Club. RALPH LEE DINGESS: General Guyana Staff. RONALD EASLEY: College Preparatory Varsity Club; Science Club; Prayer Club; Pep Club; Secretary of Hi-Y; Vice President Teens for Safety Council ; Delegate W. Va. Safety Council; Foot- ball Team; Fourth Place State Wrestling Champion- ship. JACK EASTERLING: Accounting ANNA RUTH EASTERLING: Stenographic SALLY EGGERS: Stenographic Pacesetters; Keyetts; Band; Prayer Club; Pep Club; Honor Club . REVA ELAM: Glee Club; F. T. A.; G.A.A. LINDA ELLIS: Glee Club; French Club; Thespians; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Plays; Prayer Club; Christmas Play. THOMAS ENGLISH: College Preparatory Pep Club; Band; Latin Club; Prayer Club. BARBARA ERLEWINE: Stenographic Glee Club; Prayer Club; G. A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y. LULA ESTEP: Stenographic BETTY JEAN EVANS: Stenographic Pep Club; Glee Club; Prayer Club. FRANK FARLEY:- General Course LLOYD FARLEY: Here's How Staff; Quill and Scroll. DOROTHY FARRIS: Stenographic Pep Club; Prayer Club; Guyana Staff. JESSE FERGUSON: General WILLIAM FERGUSON: Accounting CHARLES FERRELL: College Preparatory President of Hi-Y; Key Club; Prayer Club. GERALDINE FERRELL: Stenographic Guyana Staff. JUDY FERRELL: General Spanish Club LARRY F ERRELL: Accounting WILLIAM FIELDS: College Preparatory Debate Team. NANCY FISHER: Stenographic Prayer Club; Tri-Hi-Y. JIM FLEENOR: General Hi-Y; Head of Safety Patrol; Prayer Club; Safety Council; Home Economics. NANCY ANN FLINT: Stenographic YVONNE FLOYD: Stenographic MARY KAY FORTNEY: College Preparatory National Honor Society; Recording Secretary of Jets Club; Girls State; Secretary of Thespians; Sophomore Play; Glee Club; All State Chorus; Latin Club; Guyana; Secretary of Jets Club; Girls State; Secretary of Thespians; Sophomore Play; Glee Club; All State Chorus; Latin Club; 141 Guyana; Prayer Club Council; Honor Club; Science Club; Pep Club. RUTH FOSTER: Stenographic JOYCE FRALEY; College Preparatory Latin Club; Glee Club; Treasurer of F. T. A.; Pep Club; Thespians; Honor Club; Safety Council; Prayer Club; Senior Play; Operetta. JOHNNY FRANCIS: College Preparatory Band; All State Band; Science Club; Safety Coun- cil. BARBARA JANE FRYE: sienographic G. A. A. GEORGE FRYE: Accounting Here's How Staff; Honor Club. DONALD FRYE: Vocational EUGENE FRYE: Accounting Guyana. IRENE LEZU FURROW: Stenographic GAIL GABBARD: Stenographic G. A. A.; Library Staff. SHARON GABBARD: Stenographic Guyana Staff; Pep Club; Office Club Helper. MARGIE GARRETT: Stenographic Guyana Staff; F.T.A. JEAN GARRIDO: Stenographic Library Staff; Prayer Club; Honor Club. LUTHER GHIZ: College Preparatory Jets; Prayer Club; Spanish Club; Band; Boy's State; Band Festival. ARTHUR GIBSON: General DAVID GILPIN: Accounting KEN NETH GOODSON: General MARIE GORE: Stenographic Honor Club; Prayer Club. JEROME GORE: Vocational LANA GORE: General Juniorettes; Pep Club; Prayer Club; Topsy Turvy. SIMON D. GORE: General HENRY GRAVER: College Preparatory Jets; Key Club; National Honor Society; Honor Club; Spanish Club; Varsity; Basketball; Base- ball; Senior Class Historian. TOMMIE GRAY: General Prayer Club; Basketball; Baseball. KENNETH GREENE; College Preparatory Basketball; Track. TOMMY GREENE: General ARNOLD GRIMMETT: General Thespian. EARNEST GRYMES: College Preparatory Pep Club; Latin Club; Prayer Club; Band; Science Club; Honor Club. BETTY HAGER: Stenographic G . A. A. DORIS HAILEY: G6neral JULIA BAILEY: General JERRY HAINOR; General Varsity; Basketball; Baseball;'Football. DAWN HALL: College Preparatory F. T. A. ; Thespians; Glee Club; Junior and Senior Plays; Prayer Club; Pacesetters; Vice President of Tri-Hi-Y. VIOLET HAMBLIN; General Quill and Scroll; Prayer Club; Glee Club; Business 142 Manager of Here '5 How. LINDA HANES: General Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council; Interclub Council; Prayer Club Council; Honor Club; F.T.A. BILLY HANNAH: General KARL HARRIS: Accounting Student Council; Interclub Council; Guyana Staff; Library Staff. WILLIAM BUCKY HARRIS: College Preparatory Hi-Y; Vice President of Key Club; All State Chor- us; French Club; President of Thespians; Vice President of Honor Club; National Honor Society; Vice President of Prayer Club; Glee Club; Sopho- more, Junior, Senior, Christmas Plays; State Drama Festival; Inter-club Council; Boy's State; Operetta; Pep Club; President of Science Club; Homeroom President; Valedictorian. VIVIAN GAIL HARTMAN: Stenographic Tri-Hi-Y; G. A.A. ; Safety Council; Prayer Club; Pep Club; Glee Club. JOHN HAUGHT: Accounting Library Staff; Prayer Club. LLOYD HELTON: General WENDALL HENDRICKS: Vocational Prayer Club. LYNDA JO HENRY: Stenographic Thespians; Safety Council; Sophomore, Junior, Sen- ior Plays; F.T.A.; Prayer Club; Pep Club; Honor Club; Operetta. LOUIS HERNANDEZ: College Preparatory Basketball; Football; Key Club; Jets; Spanish Club; Honor Club; National Honor Society, Vice President; Varsity Club. GRADY HESTER: College Preparatory Key Club; National Honor Society, President; Latin Club; President, Prayer Club Council; Interclub Council, President; Honor Club; Jets; Glee Club; Operetta; All State Chorus. JIMMY HICKS: College Preparatory Science Club. JUANITA HILBERT: Stenographic G.A.A.; Glee Club; Prayer Club; Pep Club. LLOYD HILTON: General AUDRIA MAE HINCHMAN: Stenographic National Honor Society; Vice President of Pace- setters; Vice President of Keyettes; Honor Club; Pep Club; Student Council; Prayer Club; Glee Club; Topsy Turvy; Girls Chorus. CAROL HINCHMAN: Stenographic National Honor Society; Keyettes, Quill and Scroll; Prayer Club; Editor of Here '5 How. 10 CILLA HINCHMAN: Stenographic Glee Club; Pacesetters; Keyettes; Honor Club; Prayer Club; Pep Club. ELAINE HOBSON: General JACQUELINE HOGUE: College Preparatory Honor Club; Prayer Club. -ALICE HOLSTEIN: General JACQUELINE HONAKER: General Glee Club; G. A.A.; Science Club; Latin Club. PATRICIA HOUSTON: General JACK HUBBARD: Vocational CLIFFORD HUNT: Vocational OPAL HUNT: College Preparatory Secretary of F. T. A. ; Secretary of Science Club; Latin Club; Pep Club; Interclub Council; Thes- pians; Honor Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; Soph- omore, Junior, Christmas Plays; Miss Valentine; Prayer Club; Speech Club. ANNA HUNTLEY: General JOAN HURLEY: Stenographic 143 PAUL HUTCHINSON: General Band; All State Band. JOHN PAUL INGRAM: General Hi-Y; Safety Council; Band; Prayer Club. MILTON JACKSON: College Preparatory Jets; Prayer Club Council; Science Club; Pep Club; Football. LINDA JACOBS: Stenographic French Club; Prayer Club; Band; Honor Club. MARJORIE JAMES: College Preparatory Keyettes; Tri-Hi-Y; Jets; Vice President; National Honor Society; Girls State; Guyana Staff; Honor Club; Prayer Club. JOANNE JEFFERY: Stenographic DARELL JENKINS: Vocational JAMES JEWETT: General Pep Club; Honor Club; Prayer Club; National Honor Society. PAUL JOHNSON: General Band; Honor Club. PATTY JOHNSON: College Preparatory Glee Club; Latin Club; President of Keyettes; Vice President of Student Council; Prayer Club Council; Honor Club; National Honor Society; Inter-club Council Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Saluta- torian . SHIRLEY JOHNSON: Stenographic Prayer Club. CORNELIOUS JONES: General Prayer Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball. IVAN JONES: Accounting ZELVIA JUDE: Stenographic PEGGY JUSTICE: College Preparatory Latin Club; Treasurer of Topsy Turvy; Guyana Staff; Science Club; Prayer Club. SHIRLEY KAZEE: Stenographic Prayer Club; Student Council; Pacesetters. GLORIA KEENEY: Stenographic Glee Club; Prayer Club. JACK KILLEN: General JAMES KING: College Preparatory Jets. RONALD KIRKENDALL: General Here's How Staff. SHARON KIRKENDALL: General Band; Topsy Turvy; Pacesetters; Head Majorette; Homeroom Treasurer; Prayer Club; Pep Club. NEIL KITCHEN: General Band; Drum Major; Prayer Club. PEGGY KITCHER: Stenographic Band; Student Council; Prayer Club. SANDRA LANZI: General National Beta Club; Glee Club; RE. A. ADENA LAMBERT: Stenographic French Club; Thespians; F.H.A.; Sophomore Play. PHYLLIS LAM BE RT: Stenographic SARAH LAPRADE: College Preparatory Prayer Club Council; Latin Club; Glee Club Key- ettes Treasurer; Honor Club; Alternate Girls State; National Honor Society. SUE LAWSON: Stenographic Prayer Club. WANDA LAZAR: Stenographic Sophomore Class President; Junior Attendant to Homecoming Queen; Keyettes; Topsy Turvy; Interclub Council; Prayer Club. LOIS JEAN LE MASTER: General Glee Club; Here's How Staff. PHYLLIS JEAN LESTER: Stenographic Guyana Staff; F. T. A. DENNY LEE LINVILLE: GEHeral JOANNA LITTLE: Stenographic Pep Club; Honor Club; Prayer Club. STEVE LONKER: College Preparatory Football; Varsity; Pep Club; Key Club; Prayer Club. ANNETTA LOWE: Stenographic F.T.A. Secretary; G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Prayer Club; Honor Club; Band. GENE LOWE: General RICHARD LUCAS: Accounting PATSY MAGANA: Stenographic MARY MANDOPOULOS: College Preparatory; Keyettes; French Club; Glee Club; Prayer Club; Secretary-Treasurer of Honor Club. JAMES HAROLD MANN: General PHYLLIS MANN: College Preparatory Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Topsy Turvy; Latin Club; Science Club; Prayer Club; Honor Club; Guyana Staff. EARSEL MANN: General JAMES MANN: General GLENN MANN: General Glee Club; Safety Council. LINDA LOU MARCUM: Stenographic Tri-H -Y; Prayer Club. SAMMY MARIAM; Vocational DANNY ARTHUR MARTIN: College Preparatory Thespians; Operetta; Science Club; Glee Club; Boys Chorus; All State Chorus; Prayer Club; Senior Play; Pep Club. GAIL MARTIN: Stenographic PEARL EUNICE MARTIN: Stenographic HERMAN LEE MATHEWS: General JACKIE MATTHEWS: Accounting Band. ROBERT MAY: College Preparatory Pep Club; Jets; Spanish Club; Prayer Club. DARRELL MAYNARD: Vocational ELSA MAYNARD: Stenographic ILETA MAYNARD: Stenographic LEAH RAY MAYNARD: General Pep Club; G. A. A. ; Journalism; Prayer Club. FAYE MAYNARD: General Keyettes; Tri-Hi-Y; Trio; Honor Club; Prayer Club; Treasurer of F.H.A.; Glee Club. BILLY MAYS: Accounting JAMES Mc CLOUD: Vocational JOHN Mc CLOUD; Vocational FRANCIS MC DONALD: General JUDY MC DONALD: Stenographic Keyettes; Junior Attendant to Miss Logan High; Topsy Turvy; Student Council; National Honor Society; Prayer Club. WALTER RAY MC KINNEY: Vocational JUDY Mc NEIL: General Prayer Club. LYDIA MENDEZ: General Glee Club; Topsy Turvy; Quill and Scroll; Here's How Staff; Secretary of Journalism; Pep Club. ALICE MESSER: Stenographic THELMA IUNE MIDKIFF: General Prayer Club. DALLAS MILLER: College Preparatory Varsity; Key Club; Prayer Club; Pep Club. HARRY MOATE: College Preparatory President of Key Club; Pep Club; Treasurer of Latin Club; National Honor Society; Interclub Council; Science Club; Honor Club; Prayer Club Council; Jets; Basketball; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent. JOHNNY MOLNAR: General ANN MOLNAR: Stenographic LARRY MONTGOMERY: General Tract; Varsity; Football; Baseball. ANNA RUTH MOORE: Stenographic G.A.A. Honor Club; Prayer Club. ILAH MOORE: Stenographic LOLA MOORE: Stenographic AGNUS MULLINS: General G. A. A.; Pep Club; Prayer Club. RONNIE MULLINS: College Preparatory Jets; Latin Club; Science Club; Band; Prayer Club. JUNE MULLINS: Stenographic Library Staff. WETZEL MULLINS: General Safety Council. LARRY MUNDY: General Honor Club President; National Honor Society; Prayer Club. PATRICIA MURPHY: College Preparatory President of Topsy Turvy; Prayer Club; Latin Club; Secretary of Pacesetters; Interclub Council. PHILLIP MURPHY: Vocational JUDY MYNES: Stenographic Prayer Club; Secretary ofG. A. A. ; Vice President of F. H . A. BILLY NICHOLS: Vocational JOANNA NICHOLS: College Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Latin Club; Honor Club; F. N. A. ; Girl's State Delegate; Miss Logan High. JAMES NESBET: College Preparatory PATRICIA NOE: Stenographic Prayer Club; Glee Club; Honor Club; Girl's Chor- us. BONNIE OSBURN: College Preparatory Prayer Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Attendant to Miss Homecoming; Secretary of Senior Class; Guyana Staff. PATRICIA PACK: Stenographic President of G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Prayer Club; Honor Club; Inter Club Council. DONALD PADGETT; General Prayer Club; Library Staff. NORMAN PADGETT: College Preparatory NANCY PARKER: College Preparatory Latin Club; Science Club; Honor Club; Keyettes; Prayer Club; Alternate to Girls State. RON PARSLEY: Ganeral Key Club; Hi-Y; Football; Baseball. PAUL PAULEY: General Hi-Y. SUSIE PAULEY: Stenographic Topsy Turvy. RUBY PAYNE: Stenographic PEARL PAYTON: Stenographic KENNETH PEEK: General Safety Council. 146 WILLIAM PERKINS: General National Honor Society; Honor Club; Band. AUDREY PERRY: Stenographic Prayer Club. WILLARD PERRY: Generaf STANLEY PETROSKY. JR.: General Varsity; Football. JAY PHILLIPS: Vocational DANNY PIZZINO: General Key Club; Latin Club; Band; Science Club. IVAN PLA: College Preparatory Baseball; Basketball. KITTY DEE ANN PLUMLEY: General G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Prayer Club; Glee Club. LILLIAN PORTER: Stenographic Library Staff. DREMA PORTER: Stenographic Prayer Club. BARBARA PRIDEMORE: Stenographic Prayer Club. LOUIS PROFFITT: General Pep Club; Speech Club; Safety Council; Prayer Club; Vice President of Sophomore Class; Foot- ball Manager; National Honor Society; Honor Club. ROGER PYLE: College Preparatory Jets; Hi-Y; Prayer Club; Science Club; Honor Club; Basketball. LOVELLA QUEEN: Stenographic Prayer Club. JEWE-LL FRANCIS RAIKES: Stenographic F. T. A.; Prayer Club; Pep Club. BARBARA ANN RAMEY: Office Club; Prayer Club; Pacesetters. LARRY RAMEY: General AUTIE RATLIFF: General Football; Homeroom Vice President. VIRGINIA RATZ: Stenographic All State Band; F. T. A.; G. A.A.; Honor Club; Safety Council; Science Club. GLENNA RAMEY: Stenographic LORETTA RAY: Stenographic Topsy Turvey; Prayer Club. COY REDIC: General RICHARD REFFEITT: College Preparatory Treasurer of Hi-Y; Key Club; Science Club; Safety Council. DONNA REYNOLDS: Stenographic Juniorettes, Topsy Turvy; Prayer Club; Cheer- leaders Captain. PATRICIA RICHMOND: Stenographic Pep Club; Honor Club. ARLENE RIFFE: Stenographic CAROLE SUE RIGGS: Stenographic G. A. A. DAVID ROACH: General BERNICE ROBERTS: General EDWARD ROGERS: Vocational FLORENCE ROVILLARD: Stenographic Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Thespians; Prayer Club. JEROME ROYCE: General Football; Baseball; Track; Prayer Club; Honor Club; Honorary Mayor. DAVID RUNYON: Vocational WENDALL RUNYON: Vocational FRANCES LOU SALMONS: General Here '5 How Staff; Prayer Club. HENRIETTA SAMBORSKI: Stenographic CHRISTINE SAMMONS: Stenographic Prayer Club. ELEANOR SUE SAMMONS: Stenographic Prayer Club; Honor Club. PAUL SAMMONS: General JUDITH SAMMONS: Stenographic Prayer Club; Honor Club. GLENN SAVAGE: College Preparatory Key Club; Honor Club Vice President; Varsity Club Vice President; All State Chorus; Thespians Vice President; Vice President of Science Club; Glee Club; Treasurer of Prayer Club; Football Captain; Basketball; State Track Meet; Soph- omore; Junior, Senior Class Play; Operetta. JACKIE SCOTT: Vocational MARY ALICE SEBO: Stenographic Pep Club; Honor Club; Prayer Club; Guyana Staff. WILLIE SENATOR: General Glee Club. CHARLES SEPOCHA: General Guyana Staff; Journalism; Safety Council. JANET SEXTON: General - Pacesetters; Tri-Hi-Y; Advertising Editor of Guyana; F.T.A. ; Treasurer of Quill and Scroll; Glee Club; Safety Council; Honor Club; Pep Club. JOY SEXTON: Stenographic Prayer Club; Science Club; Library Sjaff; Honor Club. SANDRA SHAVER: Stenographic BETTY JO SHILLER: General Pep Club; Treasurer of Pacesetters; President of Juniorettes; Safety Council; Topsy Turvy; Prayer Club. OSCAR SIFFORD: Accounting Band. JOSEPHINE SIMBORSKI: College Preparatory Prayer Club; Latin Club; Honor Club; Pep Club; Science Club; Senior Play; Thespians; Glee Club; Speech Club; American Legion Oratorical Contest; Guyana Staff; Quill and Scroll Historian. LEE SIPPLE: General ROGER SIZEMORE: General KAY SLATER; Stenographic Sophomore Class Secretary; Sophomore Attendant to Miss Logan High; Junior Attendant to Miss Logan High; Pep Club Secretary; Miss Flame; Honor Club; Prayer Club. DARRIS SMITH: General DORTHY SMITH: General Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club. HARRISON SMITH: General Safety Council; Student Council. EUGENE SOUTHWORTH: General JUDY SPANGLER: Stenographic NORMA SPARKS: Accounting DONNA SPEARS: General G. A. A. JOHN EDMOND SPEARS: General JOHN FREEMAN SPEARS: GEHeral Latin Club; Pep Club; Glee Club; Senior Play; Thespians; Science Club; Honor Club; Foot- ball; Sports Editor of Here's How. MICHAEL ROGER SPEARS: General Here's How Staff; Debate Team; Sophomore Play. MARGARET SQUIBB; College Preparatory Glee Club; Latin Club; Prayer Club; Pep Club; Library Staff. JANET STEELE: College Preparatory Glee Club; National Honor Society; State Drama Festival; Thespians; Senior Director of Keyettes; Latin Club; Prayer Club Council; Science Club Treasurer; Speech Club Vice President; State Speech Tournament; F. T.A. ; Honor Club; Soph- omore and Senior Plays; Operetta; Homecoming Queen. LESLIE STEELE: Accounting JEWEL STEVENS: Stenographic DON STEVENSON: General Quill and Scroll; Football; Journalism; Here's How; Student Council; Safety Council; Guyana Staff. JAMES STONE: College Preparatory Key Club; Treasurer of Thespians; Pep Club; Glee Club; French Club; State Drama Festival; Oper- etta; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Plays; All State Chorus; Honor Club. LARRY STONE: General F ootball; Student Council. PEGGY STURGILL: Stenographic Tri-Hi-Y; Prayer Club. PEGGY SUE SUMLER: Stenographic G. A.A. ; Honor Club; Prayer Club; Homeroom President; National Honor Society. DENNIE SWETNAM; College Preparatory Jets; Spanish Club; Prayer Club. RONNIE SZAKAL: General Football; Baseball. DONNA LOU TABOR: Stenographic JANET TABOR: Stenographic DONALD TAYLOR: Accounting Key Club; Varsity; National Honor Society; Vice President of Junior and Senior Classes; Honor Club; Football; Baseball; Basketball; Track. ELOISE TAYLOR: General G.A.A.; Prayer Club. RONALD TAYLOR: Accounting Key Club; Varsity; Interclub Council; National Honor Society; Student Council; Sr fety Council; President of Junior and Senior Class; Prayer Club; Honor Club; Football; Track; Baseball; Basket- ball. JOHN THERN: Vocational BERNIE THOMPSON: Vocational JIMMIE THOMPSON: College Preparatory Spanish Club. JOHNNY THORNBURY: College Preparatory President of Prayer Club; Guyana Staff Editor; Interclub Council President; Secretary of Key Club; Latin Club; Thespians; National Honor Society; Honor Club; Sophomore, Junior, Sen- ior Christmas Plays. JUANITA TOLER: Stenographic JACKIE THOMBLIN: General JANICE TOTH: Stenographic Pep Club; Prayer Club. WALTER TOWNSEND: General WILDA TURNER: General Library Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; Prayer Club; G.A.A. Treasurer. BARBARA VANCE: Stenographic Glee Club; Prayer Club; Girl's Chorus; Guyana Staff; Here's How Staff; Quill and Scroll; Honor Club. EVERETT VANCE: Vocational Football. FREDA VANCE: Stenographic LOWELL VANCE: Vocational Varsity. MILDRED VANCE: Stenographic Honor Club; G. A. A. ; Library Staff. MYRTLE VANCE: General Band. DONALD VANNATTER: General Honor Club; Baseball. MARY ROSE VARACALLI: College Preparatory National Honor Society; Treasurer of F. T. A. ; French Club; Thespians; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Plays; Honor Club; Speech Club; Girls State; Representative to Know Your State Day; Keyettes; All State Chorus; Glee Club; Science Club; Secretary of National Honor Society. RONALD VARGO: Vocational LESTER VARNEY: Vocational DAVID VAUGHN: College Preparatory Jets; Secretary and Junior District President of Hi-Y; Junior Class Historian; Football; Track; Prayer Club. PEGGY VIDICAN: Stenographic Prayer Club. ALICE VINSON: General Glee Club; Prayer Club. JAMES VITAKIS: College Preparatory Jets; Basketball; Track; Science Club; Boy's State; Treasurer of National Honor Society; Hi-Y; Key Club; Honor Club; Prayer Club; Pep Club. ROGER WADDELL: General Guyana Staff; Safety Council; Here's How Staff; Journalism; Quill and Scroll. BOB WADE: General Guyana; Safety Council. CHARLES WARD: General Here '5 How Staff. LINDA WALSH: Stenographic Pacesetters; Vice President of Topsy Turvy; Glee Club; Prayer Club. RUTH WATTS: General Band; Prayer Club. SYLVIA WELLS: General BETTY WHITE: Stenographic CAROL ANN WHITE: General Glee Club; Pacesetters; President; Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y; Treasurer of Interclub Council; Soph- omore Attendant to Miss Logan High; Girls' State; Senior Class Play; Pep Club; Prayer Club. CLAUDE WHITE: General Football; Track; Hi-Y; Pep Club; Prayer Club; Safety Council. EILEEN WHITE: Stenographic HUBERT WHITE: General PEGGY WHITE: General RICHARD WHITE: General ROSE MARIE WHITE: College Preparatory Prayer Club; Glee Club; Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y; Chaplain and Secretary of Keyettes; Juniorettes; Glee Club; Accompanist; Senior Play; Thespians; Girl's State; Pep Club; Honor Club. PAMELA WHITED: College Preparatory Topsy Turvy; Pacesetters; Prayer Club; Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Plays; Thespians. HAROLD WHITMAN: Accounting Quill and Scroll; Here's How Staff; Journalism. JOHN WHITMAN: General Varsity; Homeroom President; Football; Baseball. JIMMY WILEY: College Preparatory LORETTA WILEY: General Glee Club; All State Chorus; Prayer Club. SHELBY JEAN WILLIAMS: General CALVIN WILLIAMS: Accounting JEWEL WILLIAMSON: General Band; Prayer Club. My LUTHER WILLIAMSON: General I4 ROY WOLFE: Accounting Hi-Y; Here's How; Honor Club; Safety Council. CARL WOODY: Vocational MARY LOU WOOTEN: Stenographic Pep Club; Juniorettes; Pacesetters; Topsy Turvy Secretary; Prayer Club; Band; Honor Club. DAHLIA WORKMAN: Stenographic Glee Club. BONNIE WORLEY: General BRENDA WRIGHT: College Preparatory NANCY WYATT: General Prayer Club; Band; F.T.A.; Journalism HARVEY YANKO: College Preparatory Prayer Club; French Club. CLAUDE RAY ZORNES: General Honor Club. 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