Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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YOU COT R HALL PASS?

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RAYBURN STAFFERS — l ORI 8T ALL SMITH AND SECTION EDITED BY SHELLY OF LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL Frame 1 — Does Mark Dollison have a hall pass? (dc) Frame 2 — Even teachers hold after-school jobs. Mrs. Loretta Helber is a sales associate employed by Dollison Real Estate. Her teaching duties include Current Events. Psychology, and Political Science, (dc) Frame 3 — Whatever your game is, it’s not hard to find an opponent in high school. Everything from poker to chess is played in the high school library, as Vinny Sin nott shows, (dc) Frame 4 — Room 201 is typical of the 54 classrooms at Logan High School. Mr. Ed Tucker is currently instructing a freshman mathematics course in this room.(dc) Frame 5 — During Chieftain basketball games, the front row musicians in the pep band usually propped their feet up on auditorium seats. Musicians pictured above are Kel- ly Spradlin. Lisa McDaniel and Kathleen Manter, (dc) Picture 6 — After students graduate and the old high school days are almost forgotten, it seems as if English teachers are always remembered. Mrs. Marilyn Coffman will be one of those well-liked teachers students will remember. During the 1981-82 school year, she instructed freshman English, (dc) Frame 7 — Led by the Marching Chieftains, over 250 people attended a downtown pep rally and parade to pro- mote an operating levy. The “Students for the Levy Com- mittee organized the rally, which proved to be a success, because voters approved the levy 3284 to 3087. (dc) ► The most stylish (and expensive) apparel in 1982 was the preppie look. There were a lot of ways to be a preppie . but the most important thing was to wear the clothing with those little animals on it. Preppie nicknames popped up. like Molly, Bootsy, and Calvin Rockerport 111. Many students' entire lifestyle revolved around the preppiness of the early 1980's. 8 Life and Times Division Doral Chenoweth III

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Chieftain Victory Highli Doug Kitchen and Jackie Heinlein excitedly heading for their designated spot on the field. (J.S.) 10 Student Life Beth Vonville and Shelly Rayburn