Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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. The Senior Girls. Willis, what are you doing? Going home after a big night. A night to remember. Those SENIOR GIRLS will anything. 6. Working hard, girls? 7. The Eng. Comp. Class. 8. Those days at Buckeye Lake. 9. The Senior Boys. 10. The Junior and Senior Banquet. 11. Those sophomore parties sure were fun. 12. Moments to Remember. 26

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I SjjjtriiJP for lift brat, lljrtt bo brttrr! COLORS - Mint green, Silver POEM by Maryln Synder Black and white caps and gowns, Moving down the aisle Toward the future. The days to come We try to face with a smile. The past is now just memories The prom and Senior play. These memories will never fade As we go on our way. Friends we’ve made will always be Very near and dear, And with the knowledge we’ve attained We can face the world without fear. We’ve all had fun along the way, And we worked a little, too. Some will admit not hard enough, Some did the best they could do. When the bell rings next September Some will be far away, Some near enough to hear its ring And wish ’twas their first day. But wherever we are right then, We’ll be thinking of Logan High, And wishing others the joy we knew In the years that have gone by. CLASS OF ’57 FLOWER White Rose SONG - Words by Shirley Redd and Carol Daubenmier We have gathered here the last time as a class, For we now have finished twelve long years at last, Time has come and gone, and now we all must part. Wc leave with expectations, but with saddened hearts; We’ve made many friends and memories will remain; And we know our future shall not be in vain. So we leave you now, dear old Logan High, With tears we bid thee good-by.

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JUNIORS 1957 OFFICERS President Gene Morgan Vice-President Nancy Robb Secretary -----------------Mickey Rose Treasurer -------------Frank Shackleford CLASS HISTORY One decade and one year ago we began the first and probably the most important era of our life. We started school. The trials and tribulations of grade school were final- ly at an end. Then we entered Junior High School where we met new friends, new teachers, and encountered new subjects. In eighth grade Georgiana Wolfe and Harley Ellinger won the D.A.R. medals. As freshmen we organized for the first time and chose as our class officers the following students: Pat Young, president; Bonnie Gabriel, vice- president; Lynn Strait, treasurer; and Heine Meyer, sec- retary. Heine Meyer and Pat Young received the citizen- ship awards. The highlight of our freshman year was the Freshman Dance. Our theme for the dance was “Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White.” Then before we knew it we were coming to the high school as sophomores. We again chose the following stu- dents to lead our class: Pat Young, president; Lynn Strait, vice-president; Bonnie Gabriel, treasurer; and Heine Meyer, secretary. As sophomores some of us went to the Junior-Senior Prom. Of course, there was the Football Dance, Basketball Dance, and other school affairs which we attended. Now we find ourselves juniors, the Junior Class of 1957. This year we elected as our officers the following students: Gene Morgan, president; Nancy Robb, vice- president; Mickey Rose, secretary; and Frank Shackleford, treasurer. We are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom, a junior class project. 27 I