Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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BRAIN WAVES Every year Logan High School is represented by many students in different subjects to take scholarship tests. On May 4. 1985, eighty-one students attended Ohio University in Athens to take these tests. Students are selected by the teacher of the subject which they want to represent. Teachers select kids according to what grades they receive in the subject and what they achieve on an inner school test. The team will consist of the students with the four best scores on the test. There is also an alternate selected in case a member of the team is not able to take the test. It may not sound too exciting to be on a scholarship team, but the things you learn while getting ready and taking the test will take you further in the future than many of the things you could be doing rather than studying. FRENCH 1 SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Row I: Billie Kneece, Traci Noble. Roberta Schultz, and Matt Shaw (ak) SPANISH 1 SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Row 1: Lori Vorhees, Marcia Cook, and Janet North (ak) 22 Student Life Amy Kitchen

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In band, self control is a must. Chris VanHouten shows that even standing at at tent ion, not even a muscle can t »tch. (mw) At one of the many rehearsals. Bethann Rempel shows the band the new dance. Students in the band make up the dances (mw) Watching the band enter onto the field dur ing prename sends chills up anyones spine The practice sure paid off (mw) Mary Walston Band 21

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AMERICAN HISTORY SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Row 1: Jim Figgins, Roy Turner. Lise Jordan. Conrad Wesselhoeft. and Becky Hanshaw (cs) FRENCH 2 SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Row I: Jennifer Cordle. Tommy Fetherolf. and Gerri Brooks (ok) CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Row 1 Joyce Carr. Eric Walli. and John Wayne (cs) Amy Kitchen Student Life 23