Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Here, junior. April Brown stares at her graded test paper with a disgusted look Although an 84 is only one point from a B. the upgraded scale has affected many other students in the school in the same manner. (mw) Eighth grade science teacher. Mr. Fox has finished covering all the material on meiosis and is ready to give the chapter test. Tests are a major part of the grade received in any class making them equally important to the student Mrs. Jones, a high school English teacher, gives Sue West a little extra help on her project. Students have been seeking this kind of extra help from teachers to make certain that they are doing all they can to achieve their expected grade, (mw) 2 Opening Candy Culbertson

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dl ese Ck Di anain $in9 me5 Table of Contents Activities page 8 Seniors page 52 Juniors page 72 Sophomores page 90 Freshmen page 102 Eighth Grade page 114 Seventh Grade page 126 Sports page 138 Faculty page 202 Ads page 212 Index page 234 Logan High School 50 North Street Logan. Ohio 43138 (614)3852069 Volume 72 1,877 students Mary Walston Title 1

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Upgrade Causes Alarm The first thing you heard on August 28 was your alarm clock buz- zing at 6:00 in the morning, but this wasn't the only alarming sound you'd hear on this day. You arrived at school and went to your first class, and the teacher announced that there was a new grading scale. This new scale meant that from 100 to 93 percent measured up to an A. from 92 to 85 percent earned you a B. from 84 to 77 percent equalled a C. from 76 to 69 percent gave you a D. and 68 percent and below meant failure. In the beginning, the new scale didn't seem to carry much weight with many students, but after the first test there was a different song in the air. Students who worked for an A realized that they were going to have to raise their score two percen- tage points to obtain that grade. On the other hand, students who barely got by last year with a 61 percent found out that they were going to have to work much harder just to pass. On the whole, this new grading scale had an effect on the entire school and touched the life of each student. For the majority of people, it meant hitting the books harder and longer. With the new grading scale, group study in the high school library became more evident Here. Candy Culbertson. Teresa Watson. Beth Frasure. and Ted Morrison get together to decipher the constitution in order to pass their government test, (mw) Candy Culbertson Opening 3