Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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FINE ARTS ENGLIGH LANGUAGES Miss Joann Tumor — Art Mr. A1 Horsky — Instrumental Music Mr. Jim Sluyter — Vocal Music Mr. Ted McCormick — Librarian Miss Carol DeFields — English Miss Rebecca Englert — English Miss Ann Harlan — English Mrs. Carolyn Jones — Speech Mrs. Chris Killoran — Journalism Mrs. Nancy Jackson — French Miss Connie Quick — Spanish 18 Staff

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One of the hardest things we face is death, our loved ones go without another breath. They are led away, taken by the hand To a strange now world of an unknown land. For them it is glorious and really fine. but for us that are left, it’s just a matter of time. We cry and we grieve, for those that are taken. But this is where we are all. mistaken. We should he happy. they're with the one we love. We should think of the time, when we'll meet them above. We should go on living as before. not trying to forget hut loving them more. Lori Bolin In memory of: Jerry Carol hers Susie Smith Robbie Savings

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Mrs. Chris Killoran is a native of Cleve- land, Ohio, where she went to a private girls' school. Later she came to Athens to attend Ohio University to major in English. Mrs. Killoran enjoys swimming, hiking, and walking in the woods with her two dogs, Daisy and Sarge. Growing up in a suburb of Cleveland, she had many opportunities to hike in the woods, swim, and ice skate. But she loves this part of the slate because it is so beautiful. When asked, she could not pick one season as being prettier than another because the view from where we live has its very own beauty each season. There are some things about this area that are inconvenient, she states. “I have to go to Columbus to have my pick of movies, or to see a play, or to go to a museum, but still I wouldn't give up this slow country town where the people are so friendly.” Mr. Ted McCormick attended Kent State University majoring in speech and student taught in Akron. Ohio. Leaving this environ- ment. he moved to Athens and is now the librarian for our school. After living nearer to the open beauty of southeastern Ohio, Mr. McCormick's interests in outdoor sports and activities began to grow. Water sports make up a large part of his hobbies. Fishing in both winter and summer is one of his newer interests. While boating on Dow or Fox Lake, he enjoys the company of Mr. John Kirk or Mr. Brian Miller. Canoe- ing is also a relaxing and enjoyable sport of Mr. McCormick's. Camping in the White Mountains of New England, he found the scenery to be very beautiful. The Smoky Mountains were also a place of interest during one of his camping trips in the summer. Starting this year. Mr. McCormick has begun another new hobby. He has begun the indoor sport of racketball and plays at the campus in Athens. Staff 19