Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Qjueen Jfonored On Senior flight Faces staring at you wondering if you're the one to be crowned queen. Silence grows as the announcement comes closer, and then your heart beats faster as Steve Helber announces the 1976-77 Basketball Queen. Lisa Fidler reigned as the cage queen for the evening after receiving the most votes from senior high student body from Logan and Tri-County. The finalists for basketball queen were nominated by the members of the Varsity Basketball team. Spon- sored by the Varsity L Club. Randy Greene crowned Lisa during half- time ceremonies of the Logan-Jack- son game. Lisa was escorted by Butch Keller. Her court included Karen Crawford accompanied by Dan Crawford. Julie Frasure attended by Charlie Brod- beck. Janet Skinner escorted by Roger Davis, and Barb Tripp attended by John Dollison. The Chiefs honored their royalty by turning on an all out effort which infiltrated the Jackson defense and won the game bv a final score of 92- . 61. Also recognized that night were senior members of the pep band, basketball and cheerleader squads. This was the last SEAOL game played on the Chieftain courts this season. Queen photo by Mr. Smith of Humphrey's. Basketball Queen 13

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Town people and folks from the country make up LHS. Each of these groups of people contribute to our school and community in some way. Through the interaction of these people. LHS progresses through the school year filled with work and play. The administration plans and prepares for each new year. Schedules, budgets, teachers, and stu- dents must be discussed and placed in a smooth working order. As the year progresses, these peo- ple keep our school functioning efficiently and effectively for our education. Teaching and helping students prepare for the future, the LHS faculty continues each year to meet this goal. Through their work, students acquire the basis for their continuing education after high school. Using various methods and equipment, each faculty member enriches the stu- dents' life with new information and understand- ing. The student body makes up the largest percent- age of people at LHS. From varied backgrounds and ways of life, students are joined together as they progress through the school year. Close friends come together and many acquaintances are made. The people at LHS make our school unique from every other school. Working together. LHS will continue to prepare students in education for the future. Friends and Neighbors Section by: Gregg Mara. Cathy Parry Karen Scrader, Marilyn McIntosh. Kim Brown Teresa Febes, Jeff Bazell. Cathy Walker