Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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STAFF We asked all the faculty members this question, “How have students changed, through their attitudes and actions, since you were a student?”, and here are their answers. Mr. Jim Bartholomew (No Comment) Mr. Randy Black “The greatest single difference that I see is the fact that students today grow up old. That is. they seem to lack youthful innocence. It should take years to become disinterested and cynical. Slaff. Harr

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PEOPLE Beginning our programs is the section devoted to People. The People section for years has been a very highly rated section. Administrators, faculty members and students make up the actors for this section. With the help of all of these people, we hope to bring you an entertain- ing history of the 1979 broadcasting year at LHS. Some of the highlights of this section are the pres- entations of the students at LHS. The student body makes up the largest percentage of people at LHS. Also to be commended for their help in instructing the students are the faculty and administrators. With- out this selected few the function at l.HS would be impossible. Don't forget also starring in this section is the ever famous YOU! Pictures identified from lop to bottom. Remember the joys of learning to type? (be) Junior Barry Miller the candid Photographer? (be) Miss Wallace and Miss Holland take time out for refreshments, (be) Will we ever forget research paper? (be) Section by: Harry Tripp. Lori Bolin. Deena Azbell. Kris Luoma. Judy Fisher, and Jenny Monk. Harry. Division 9

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Miss Sandra Bowen Although fashion and hair styles have changed, student attitudes and actions haven't changed since I was in high school. Basi- cally I believe in the old adage, the more things change, the more (hey stay the same. Mr. Brandt (No Comment) Mrs. Debra Bridgewater “The biggest difference I see is the present lack of respect for authority we wouldn’t have even considered doubting a teacher or asking why we were told to do something we just did it. and I don't think it hurt us. Mr. Richard Child It seems to me that students are much less politically involved today than when I was in high school. There are also more drugs available today and therefore the subject seems to be more perva- sive. Mr. Joe Del Ciello (No Comment) Ms. Rebecca Englert “Since I was a student. I think the major change in students is their lack of respect for education, authority, other people — even themselves. It saddens me to see so many students who appear bored with life and without defi- nite goals they are trying to reach. Harry Staff 11