Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

Page 13 text:

ww ofofd ,Jada , . , SIWUYIN .mlm tllll mln tlu' liulnl wl ul'g.uu:.ntu111s .mul pl.ny .1 lurgu p.11'l IH liklplllgl up tlu' nuwml ul tlu' scluuwl, Spurts slum' lumxx' cu llIN'I'.IllUll I9 l1CL'Lll'kl JIIHUIIQ lllx' LkU.lL'llUS .lllkl Pl4lyCl'S IH Pllllllllllg .lllkl c.n'r'yl11g wut pl.1ys. Sports auul utluw' suluuml HI'QllIll:.1llllll1S gum' Ill lmnuwl ul' tlu'1r xnlruuls rmuwllzlgs, pr.u'tu'cs, mul utlu'r glctlvitlcs tlmmglm tlu' pulwlu' .ulnlruxs systum. Mr. Kirk, .ns sluuvn, is usuanlly tlu' Inu' wlur l11.lliL'N Ilu' .HHN5lll1L'k'Il1L'IlIS tu tlu' stlulcnl luuly. Al1lllllk'l' nuulrrn nl.ly IllVk'IlllllI1 usual lly Ilu' suluuml IS Ilu' wlru'lvuuulclt ln Ilu' Plflllll' llnf Lluvum' IS luwng nlcnuvllstlultcnl lHy l'l1yll1s Sluwrr. All tluw- Ilxmgs slum' tlu' v.u'u'ty ul' .lct1v1tu's in Lugann SCIIIUI' Higlm Sflllllll, n ..g.4f-- 9

Page 12 text:

. . .mea wzA,,.ia,,,1 140 wa, 1,.JT'i. .' .1 ', fffl, er, LIL... 6 1 'hi ffl e ' 6-.-' i wry s-, ff? ' FQ . ,. if si '-,' fi, 5 1 ,, , r S 335 T-',4',, A.,-vwv f rw.- 5 .M X5--JE, 5 ' L Q fi' Z If School life in Logan Senior High is not confined alone to studies. There are mziny organizations, hoth sociail and husiness. to he found here. In the picture helow is shown the installation of one of these organizations. Quill and Scroll is one of the newest UI'Q2lIlff'.illlOllS in Logan High School, others having heen in existence for nizlny years. There were many cluhs that were estzihlished when the school was quite young hut which :ire not in existence today, The Phiimogitheon Literary Society :ind The Clionizin Literary Society heing examples of the earlier ones. It can he noted that orgalnizzitions plaiy :in important part in the high school curriculum. 8

Page 14 text:

DEDICATION I A1 .al i The Aerial Staff of 1949 gratefully dedicates this book to Mrs. Mary Blasius, librarian of Logan High School for the past twelve years. From 1935 until last year, when she retired, she was in charge of both junior High and Senior High School libraries. During these twelve years she has given much of her time to the supervision of the two libraries, as well as acting as the adviser of the Library Clubs which were formed in 1942. Not only did these clubs enable the libraries to be used all through the day, but also under the direction of Mrs. Blasius, the many students who joined them have gained a great deal of knowledge about library management and care. Through the years Mrs. Blasius has helped many to find reference ma' terial to aid them with their school work or books and mag' azines for pleasure reading. She has worked hard to keep the books wellfmended and the library in good order. Had it not been for her hard work and faithful guidance, the library might not have attained its presentfday usefulness. The students of Logan High School are indeed thankful to Mrs. Mary Blasius. IO