Logan County High School - Cougar Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

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A New Everyone needs a new look at school. The ‘87 88’ school year brought many welcomed changes to the students at L.C.H.S. Moving clockwise the buses have started loading up in front of the school instead of the side to avoid accidents. A nursery has been provided for the first time to help our teen- age mothers and to keep them in school. The nursery provides free all day care for the infants allowing the mothers to spend time with them during their class “Another Chance . Have a Coke and a smile”, is now sung by many students since Coke machines have been in- stalled in almost every hallway, allowing students to take a break and a Coke. Our usual twenty-minute wait- ing period to eat lunch has now decreased to four minutes since every class leaves for lunch at two-minute intervals. The students were given an- other chance to wear shorts of a reasonable length. Another new look at school this year is Mr. Birdwhistell as principal, even though he still gives us the same look! Mr. Bob Nylin is now our assistant princi- pal and athletic director. 4 Feature