Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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IN MEMORIAM Life is no brief candle to me. It was sort of a splendid torch which I held for a moment. I wanted to make it to burn as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations!’ Logan High School met with a real loss in the passing of Mr. Haas. He has been a familiar figure in the halls of Logan High School for many years. He will be long remembered in the hearts of his students for his loyalty, sincerity, hon- esty, trust-worthiness, and willingness to be of service. The influence of his teaching will never grow dim, because his students will carry on.

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) SUPERINTENDENT The Logan School system is fortunate in having, as superintend- ent, Wallace E. Blake. He is a man who has a visionary forward look for the best in education for the city of Logan, and at the same time, he deals with timely problems with calmness and dispatch. His solution of these problems is to the advantage of community, faculty, and students. Because of the wise leadership of Mr. Blake, the school system, in spite of the building program and crowded conditions, has had a highly successful year. Steps have been taken to insure future advancement of the educational system. As superintendent, Mr. Blake has provided a means to an end — a bigger and more efficient school system, that can be regarded with great pride by the people of Logan. PRINCIPAL Harley Ellinger, principal of Logan High School, plays an im- portant role as co-ordinator of the high school program and the teaching staff, and adviser of the student body. Every student has at one time or another sought Mr. Ellinger’s counsel in dealing with personal problems — large or small. As a result of this conference, after all circumstances are considered, the student leaves the office with a feeling of confidence in his prepa- ration for the future and a feeling of security for the present. Mr. Ellinger encourages a pupil to work to the best of his abil- ity and to plan realistically for the future. This student then may leave Logan High School with a constructive attitude and a feeling of security in facing the future.

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BLANCHE MOOREHEAD B.S., M.A., Ohio Stare University. Instructor: English Literature, World History, Librarian. Advisor: Library Club, Aerial Staff. HAROLD MELVIN ADAMS B.S., Rio Grande College. Instructor: Football Coach, Algebra II, Plane Geometry. Advisor: Varsity L” Club. MINNIE BOWEN Bachelor, School of Music, Oberlin College, M.A., Col- umbia University. Music Supervisor MARION C. ALLEN B.S. Ohio University, M.Ed., Ohio University. Instructor: Industrial Arts, Driver Education. Advisor: Teen-Timers, Head Baseball Coach. JOAN BYERS B.S.,University of Pittsburgh. Instructor: Typing II, Stenography I and II, Office Prac- tice, Bookkeeping. Advisor: Junior Class, Y-Teens, Commercial Club. CHARLES RICHARD FAULKNER B.S., Wittenberg College. Instructor: Physical Education and Boys' Health. ALICE FRASH A. B., Capital University, M.A., Ohio State University. Instructor: English 10, Latin II. Advisor: Y-Teens, Sophomore Class. ARMOND W. HOUK B. S. Youngstown University, M.E., Ohio University. Instructor: Instrumental Music.