Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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STUDENT COUNCIL Gleaming a bright smile. 1984 Queen Trisha Kilbarger expresses her gratitude to the crowd. Mark Vanbibber smashes through the tradi tional spirit booster sign with Trey Palmer ton and Larry Blair right behind as cheerleaders Lori Corby and Cyndi Norris hold it tight in place. 10 Student Life Katy Price

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Tracy Sinnott and Greg Geil took advantage of 50's day to show how easily they could have fit into the cast of ■‘Mischief. Time Of Your Life With the hustle and bustle of life today, it's hard to take time out to do something enjoyable. You may think that your life is too busy for student activities; perhaps you have a job, and you only think of attending these ac- tivities. After school, practically every day, there is some sort of activity going on. There are games, meets, activities and con- certs to attend. With students backing other students, it's hard not to have a good time. It's students who make the team; It has become a tradition that certain students go all out to celebrate Hallo ween at LHS. Chrystal Collins has done her best to win the two free tickets to the dance, but Laura Cooksey has decided that it is a lot easier to buy them. therefore, students should back them up. If you say that you have ab- solutely no time or that maybe these things don't appeal to you, stop for a second to think about what you're saying. If you knew what you were missing; you'd stop and change your mind. After all, you'll see in the end that stu- dent life is a priority, and being honest, would you want to miss out on the time of your life? Jeff Daubenmire and John Woltz manage to find some joy in the many long hours needed to rehearse for the spring musical. Student Life 9

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Night Full Of Wonder homecom ing n. 1: the return of a group of people esp. on a special occasion to a place formerly regarded as home. As family and friends crowded the stadium to watch homecoming festivities, fancy cars began to roll in the back gates of Bill Sauer Field car- rying the five queen candidates. One by one the girls approached the front of the stadium to be met by their escorts, who presented each with a rose while the band played “A Pretty Girl is like a Melody. Jeff Richards introduced the 1983- 84 homecoming queen, Maria Labrador, and after the fanfare and mounting anticipation he announced the new queen, Trisha Kilbarger. Trisha was crowned by Maria, and presented a bouquet of red roses by Kerry York. The Chieftains suffered an unfor- tunate loss to the Ironton Tigers, but the traditional homecoming dartce, held in the cafeteria was a great suc- cess and brought a pleasant close to a special evening. Barry Rodgers stands proud as Maria Labrador crowns the new queen Trisha Kilbarger during homecoming festivities. The homecoming queen and her court are as follows: Brad Sutton escorting Jodi Lanning; Scott Farrar escorting Ginny Matheny; Barry Rodgers escorting queen Trisha Kilbarger; Will Reed escorting Katy Price; Stacey Spencer escorting Tracy Sinnott Katy Price Student Life 11