Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Picture 1 — The newly crowned Basket ball Queen. Anne McBroom, and her escort. Monte Monk. (dk). 2 — Coach Hardman takes a quick look at the scoreboard (dk). 3 — Basketball queen finalists and their escorts: Front Row Suzanne Hoy. Anne McBroom. and Michelle McManaway; Second Row Becky Roley. Monte Monk, and Karla Erb; Third Row: Vinny Sinnott, Don McDaniel. Dave Moore, and Jim Angle, (dk) 4 — Basket ball Queen Nominees: Front Row Debbie Hood, Suzanne Hoy, Michelle McManaway. Becky Roley. and Karla Erb; Back Row: Pam Conkle. Liz Murtha. Anne McBroom. Kerri King, and Diane Dollison (dk). b — Steve Sounders applauds hap pily as the new basketball queen is an nounced. (bk). 6 — Eric Griggs rehearses his lines before the queen crowning, (dk) •7 — Ready for victory. Chip Patterson takes a few practice shots, (dk). 8 — The roses and crown, (dk) Maleah Dicken Student Life 19

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Basketball Queen Is Crowned The 1982 basketball queen crown- ing was a victorious evening for the team and Anne McBroom. After many days of waiting and guessing who the new queen would be, the fans finally found out. The ten nominees chosen by the senior boys, were: Pam Conkle, Diane Dollison, Karla Erb, Debbie Hood, Suzanne Hoy, Keri King, Anne McBroom, Michelle McManaway, Liz Murtha, and Becky Roley. Next, the entire senior class got a chance to vote for five of the ten nominees. Of the five, the girl with the most votes was named the 1982 basketball queen. The five finalists were: Karla Erb, Suzanne Hoy, Anne McBroom, Michelle McManaway, and Becky Roley. The night of the game, the seconds were counted down, and Anne McBroom was finally announc- ed as the queen. The evening ended with a victory for the chiefs, followed by a dance held in honor of the queen. 18 Student Life Maleah Dicken

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Spirits Are Up The spirit that students exhibited during the athletic events was to be commended. This spirit, however, didn't just happen like magic. It was nurtured along by pep assemblies. The assemblies were organized by the varsity and reserve cheerleaders along with the cooperation of the band. The fight for the spirit stick was always a main event with the mighty class of '82 coming on strong for the second year in a row to capture the honor. That red, white, and blue stick was certainly a fought after object. In addition to the battle for the spirit stick at the basketball assembly, there was some serious competition for the role of cheerleader from the varsity basket- ball players. The guys tried their skills at leading the crowd in a cheer but the end result was laughter. What better way could it have ended? 20 Student Life Shelly Rayburn