Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Junior technicians, Eric Walli and Thad Weghorst are sitting at the control board during the playback of an LHS-TV2 special program. The broadcasters at LHS-TV2 busily prepare themselves for another taping session of the Chieftain Report, (bf) TV2 sports anchors. Angie Mount and Pete Dennis show their professional broadcasting taler as they read their school related sports stories on the air at Dimension Cable Service Channel, (bf) 18 Student Life Lisa Jordan

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DELAY DOESN’T HURT TCIRN-OGT Though there was a three week postponement (due to the weather), everyone was still enthusiastic about the crowning of the basketball queen. Would be queens were fran- tic, and there was even a rumor that there might not be a basketball queen for 1985, but February proved to be a special month. All senior girls (including girls from Tri-County who were registered in Logan) and who were not part of the court for homecoming were eligi- ble. There were seven candidates for the 1985 Queen. The Queen is chosen by popularity. The ten girls who receive the most votes from the senior guys have their names placed on a ballot, then the names of these girls are distributed to grades nine through twelve during homeroom. These votes are then tallied, and the top seven girls are made the queen and court. The 1985 basketball queen was an outstanding student as well as a great athlete. The 1984 queen Carrie Cook was on hand to do the honor of crowning the 1985 queen — Lisa Me Cort. Lisa was crowned during a pre- game ceremony, with an overjoyous crowd standing and voicing their approval. Nineteen eighty five queen. Lisa McCort and her escort Mark VanBibber Lisa is a member of the Varsity L club and has lettered in volleyball, basketball, and softball. Lisa also keeps up her studies and plans to go on to college Mark VanBibber is also a member of the Varsity L club and is outstanding at football and wrestling. Mark Yanko Student Life 17

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Camera operators Chris Morton and Tim Pressler set up the camera for the night's show at Dimension Cable Service, (bf) Focusing the camera, sophomore Jim Moder seems to be wrapped up in filming the Chieftain Report, (bf) On the Road Under the supervision of Mr. Craig Nixon, the Chieftain Report went on the road” to various areas in and around Hocking County. One major production of the year was the sports special. This program featured sports director, Pete Dennis as he toured Cooper Stadium, home of the Columbus Clippers. Other filmings took place at the Hocking Valley Community Hospital, the an- nual lawn and garden show, Channel 6 in Columbus, Election '84', a visit to the Columbus Zoo, and many school functions. The TV Production class is divided into two groups: the technical crew and the broadcasters. The technical crew is responsible for total set-up, take-down, and film- ing of all productions. Broadcasters are in charge of researching their stories and reporting them on the air. This unique high school course provides advanced training to those students interested in the field of telecommunications and also gives students self-confidence from speak ing in public. Lisa Jordan Student Life 19