Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Kickin' in the School Year 5

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You can hear your echo bounce off the remote walls of the school as you realize sum- mer has come to an end. Nine months of the year, we live in this 66 year old school. It 4 Kickin' in the School Year houses 781 students and 52 fac- ulty members. When we return it’s evident that floors have been waxed, steps painted and windows cleaned. That first day of school is like a reunion. “Hello, how are you? How was your summer?” etc. We gather in the auditorium to hear the rules and regulations of the school year. 1:30pm comes fairly fast but when you're out it’s back into shorts and off to play tennis. The second day is what we might call ‘getting down to bus- iness.’ Books are passed out, instructions are given for class behavior and the first home- work assignment is given over the moaning and groaning of the students. This is the time you'd wish that you’d be laying in the sun or horseback riding far off in the distance. Anything to omit the agony of injuring the brain of too much work. We do have one thing to look for- ward to though — only 178 more days till — we kick “out” the '76-77 school year.

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30% of Hocking County is farm land. That means there are approximately 461 people that farm. Each year we honor the farmers at the Hocking County Fair for the dedication and production they have har- vested during the past year. Each hopes to win a prize for the finest steer, the biggest pumpkin, the most delicious cake or the prettiest dress. After careful grooming, the animals are shown in front of a judge who then selects the Grand and Reserve Champions. This year the handlers of Grand Champions were Meet me at the Fair