Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Mr. Arch Taylor (No Comment) Mr. George Tipton (No Comment) Mr. Dennis Savage Students are more knowledgable and aware because of the media explosion. This can be discon- certing to institutions as slow to respond to changas secondary school systems. I have more faith in students than institutions.” Mr. Greg Smith “The biggest change I have noticed in students since I was in school is the difference in respect students have for adults. Young people seem to be much more independent now than in the past.” Mr. Charles Richardson “The educational environment of the system I went to school in was totally different than Logan. Stu- dents are more open today. But at the same time I see a lack of tra- ditional respect. Not just in terms of elders, but for fellow students themselves. . Mr. Robinson (No Comment) Harry. Staff 15

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Mr. Robert Platt More students seem to have their own transportation; more jeans and less dresses on the girls; most everything else seems to be about the same. Mrs. Virginia Mingus “When I was a student, the majority worked to be a better student . . . and the minority were classified trouble makers. Today I feel the positions are about the same but the majority and minority have been reversed Mr. Tom Murray . . today's student attitude also seems to be apathetic to his her academic achievement . . . One depressing fact students do not read, spell, or write gram- matically as well as in the past. It’s high time we emphasize more practice in these areas in all our classes. Mrs. Barbara Peterson (No Comment) Mrs. Delores Pine (No Comment) ! 1 Miss Connie Quick Students are more open than they used to be and many times this has led to disrespect. Some students not only disrespect fel- low classmates and teachers, but also personal and private prop- erty . . . 14 Staff. Harrs

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Mr. Leroy Truesdell (No Comment) Mrs. Dorothy Tucker (No Comment) 16 Staff. Harry Miss Nanette Wallace “To me students seem to t basically the same, teacher are what have changed. Th teachers I had in high schot were on the average muc' older and more routine in thei teaching. Mr. Fred Walter (No Comment) Mr. Ed Tucker “The “free spirit’ attitude now seems to prevail. Attitudes toward self-respect, respect for others, and respect for authority seem to have changed immensely. But maybe I'm just seeing the examples I want to and these are the ones that reinforce my think- ing.” Mrs. Gail Wagner (No Comment)