Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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8:20 A.M.—TEACHERS ARRIVING AT SCHOOL The wheels are beginning to grind as our teachers arrive at school. There is a long hard day ahead—six class periods with only a short lunch hour. Our teachers work hard during the school day but do you really suppose that they work harder than we do? Well, maybe they do. They have to get up early in the morning in order to get here on time like we do. We complain about all of our homework, but don’t our teachers also have homework? They have to prepare all of the next day's lessons. Then a holiday is announced, and who are the first to put the big red “X on the calendar?—the teachers, even though we do run a close second. Only, you know, I don’t believe that our teachers realize how truly fortunate they are. Every morning each teacher rides to school in his car while we slowly trudge up the hill to our destination. School isn’t really so bad. We have assemblies—even during school time, foot- ball and basketball games and dances. Where would we get all of these if it weren’t for school? And how could we survive without these? They are the biggest part of teen-life. Well, maybe we would survive since they seemed to have during great- grandpa’s day, but it would be pretty hard. 4

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Editor............... Business Manager. . . Advertising Manager Feature Editor....... Sports Editor........ Photographer......... Carol Anne Risch ....Shirley Buntz . . Marjorie Krieg . . Jeanne Bowen ... Ralph Kinney Mark Forsythe LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL LOGAN, OHIO

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ADMINISTRATION Serving as able administrators for 1951 were Mr. George E. Carr and Mr. Howard E. Kirk. Mr. Carr is supervisor of the entire school system. He received his A.B. in Education at Ohio University and his M.A. at Ohio State University. Mr. Kirk is the principal of Logan Senior High School. He received his B.S. in Education at Ohio University and his M.A. at Ohio State University. Mr. Kirk teaches English and is the advisor to Student Council. 5