Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Vocalists Give It Their All The LHS chorus was an excellent example of a group who spent many hours of hard work behind the scenes preparing for their many performances. The chorus, 45 members strong, holds two concerts, one in the Winter and one in the Spring. Both concerts are under the direction of Ms. Naomi Cummans. Members of the chorus range in age from grades 9-12 which makes for a unique learning experience that cannot be found in many other classes at LHS. The Hilltop Singers represent the cream of the crop in the chorus and serve as entertainment for many local functions. Their effort, hard work and dedication is always ap- parent to those of us watching. Performances by both the chorus and the Hilltop Singers will always re- main in our memories as we think back on this school year. 12 Student Life Shelly Rayburn

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ghts Ho ccomiiii» Logan Chiefs work violently for their first win of the season (B.K.) Homecoming was a great success. Logan won their first football game of the season with a score of 23-14, Wellston was defeated and the crowd was ready for anything. The evening was also victorious for Carolyn Harwood as she became Homecoming Queen. The Five finalists were: Jacky Sparks, escorted by Brian MacDonald; Shelly Rayburn, escorted by Steve Roley; Tracy VanDyke, escorted by Tiger Viedt; Carolyn Harwood, escorted by Dave Moore; and Jackie Heinlein, escorted by Doug Kitchen. The girls arrived in corvettes at the front of the stadium where the escorts waited with a rose for each of the finalists. Only minutes later, Carolyn was being announced as the queen and was presented with roses and her crown, which was donated by the All Star Trophy Company, while the band proudly played O.D. Sweetheart. Pictures were being snapped from every side while Carolyn thanked the crowd. Everyone there was proud to be a part of LHS that night. Ten gifls were nominated for the honor of running for Homecoming Queen On the front steps are Front Row: Sheri Reid; 2nd Row: Tracy VanDyke, Shelly Rayburn; 3rd Row Jenny Grueser. Tracey Bryan, Jacky Sparks; 4th Row: Jackie Heinlein, Anne Me Broom Kerri King. Carolyn Harwood was absent from picture. (B.K.) Shelly Rayburn and Beth Vonville Student Life 11

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1) . Member of the Hilltop Singers ere; Front Row Scott Deubenmire. Carolyn Harwood. Bobbi Dorris. Christie Rice, and Steve Crawford. Row 2: Nikki Cntser Bob Cherry. Joan Watt . Wade Meyers, and Leah Goa . Last Row Ms Naomi Cummans. Kern King. Jakki May. Johanna Goss and Kelly Patton (d.b.) 5) Choir members practice diligently during class period U 6) . Preparing for upcoming concert the choir sing as a group 0») 2) Christie Rice serves as the group full time piano player (Is.) 3) . Choir members share music while tuning their voices 0 s.) 4) Front Row Martha Grant. Kim Knapp. Connie North. Steve Crawford. Mark Fraser. Christie Rice. Tammy Lowe. Cindy Holomew Connie McGee and Ms Cummans. Row 2: Leah Goss. Jeanette Griffith. Debra Starner. Rene Kinne. Lee Ann Tolbert. Wade Meyer. Mick Barkhurst. Susan Derr. Tracy Sm nott. Annette Trimmer. Kelly Patton. Row 3 Carolyn Har wood. Marsha Macintosh. Alicia Cronm. Malia Wood. Jakki May. Bob Cherry. Doug Vermillion. Carla Geil. Ronda Fuller. Tammy Baily. Mary Barrell. Jill Ashcraft. Sally Gable. Row 4 Lisa Bowers. Heather Johnson. Candy Culbertson. Linda Palm. Lorraine Gibson. Nikki Critter. Joan Watt . Kern King. Nicky Goss, and Lisa Ellinger (d.k.) 7) . Ms Cummans direct the choir behind the scene for a practice 0.s.) Shelly Rayburn Student Life 13