Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Wound Up And Ready As the students descended from the bus on the first day and those who walked approached the school, one could see a certain anticipation written all over their faces. There was the usual hint of dread, but somehow it lingered in the background and wasn't quite as noticeable. The look was one of en- thusiasm. It was such a hyped-up feeling, as though an alarm clock was wound up as tight as it would go, ready to sound off. The first days you could feel the spirit building until finally it reached a new high. At pep assemblies, one couldn't hear the person next to him speak because the place was roaring with cheers that shook the whole building. The spirit stick competition always showed those who cheered and did everything they could to pull their class to the price of the spirit stick. Cheerleaders had a skit to really get the crowd rowdy especially when they called in the fire engines and made their grand entrance around the field. When the chieftain basket- ball team won the SEOAL crown, the cheerleaders once again did their thing and went to the class of each player to do a special cheer. But the cheerleaders weren’t the only people wound up with en- thusiasm. Ninety-nine percent of the students and staff contributed too; every month, week, day. and minute, those of us at LHS were wound up and ready. Being sure to get his point across senior Mark Frazer turns his sign into a megaphone letting the crowd know who's who. Mary Walston Opening 7

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Seniors Paige Gillogly, Tina Thomas, and Angie Rheinscheld are perfect examples of just how far the spirit stick competition is taken. Students do various things to show enthusiasm, such as making hats, signs and even painting their faces, (mw) First year majorette, sophomore Shelly McDaniel cheers for her class at the first spirit stick competition of the year, (mw) The cheerleaders did an outstanding job of getting the crowd rowdy. One instance was their entrance on a fire engine, (mw) 6 Opening Mary Walston

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FT A GREENHANDS Front Row: Tracy Daubenmire. Sam Egglestone. Shane Goss. Donny Gill, Craig Johnson; Row 2: Tina Hiles. Crystal Jones. Candy Joy. Jane Kitchen. Susie Ogle. Kevin Risch; Row 3: David Herring. Roger Howdyshell. Shane Roop. Bud Akers. David Bren ning. Bill Souders. Todd Vorhees. R. D. Wharton. Willy Conkle. and Jim Starner. Fall pep assemblies offer students an opportunity to get out of class and go out in the sun- shine to show their school spirit. Here seventh graders demonstrate that even though they are new to the hill top. they are with us all the way. On October 5. students were inspired to practice the bounce-back approach to life by speaker. Bill Havens. 8 Student Life Mary Walston