Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Front Row: Laura Hackney, Julie Sheline, Debbie I loot!. Kthel Van zelos. Tammy Har- Uirger; Row 2: Paige Davis. Ia»ri Starner. Becky Brown. Debbie Redd, j.ickie Wells. |ennifer McVey. Susan Simmons. Ericka Gerken. Cretchen Lavendofsky. Row 3: Terri Fife. |eana Jones. Kristal Blair. David Riley. Pam Hoffman. Brenda Fuller. Lisa Weed, Sheila |ohnson, Amy Sigler. Patty Vanzealos; Row 4: Lisa McDaniel. Kathleen Manter. Jelea Moe. Kim Reynolds. Lori Wallace. Steve Maniskas. lohanna Goss. Kelly Spradin. Debbie Mason. Adie Klingonberg. Rita |ohnson; Row 5: I.is.i Irvine. Lvnotte McQuire. Gret- chi n l.tioma. Jennifer Clouston. Tracey VanDyke. Tammy Miller. Tricia Neff. Loann Pickett. Kim Shuttleworth. Mike Botirgin. Teresa Peck. Teresa Weed; Row 6: Tracy Bell. Jeff North. Sheri Smathers. Tracey Hutchison. Sandy Carper. Kathi McDaniel. Fran Kuhn. Bob Scott. Kathy Walston. Patty Brulkholder. Kathy Bartow. Jane Ann Devol. Steve McVey; Row 7: Kendra Daubenmire. Carrie Cook. Diane Redd. Shelia Carper. Tom Mundy. Randy Leach. Theesa Smith. Mike Whitson. Judy Sheets. Maleah Dickon. Kathy Cole. Nancy Kckhart. Chris Powers. |eanie Faulkner. Angie Glenn: Last Row: Greg Daughterly. Brad Wood. Eddie Johnson. Drue Schultz. Jamie Larmier. Keith Price. Cindy Dennis, John Shannon. Debbie O'Donnel. Jeff Miller. Georgene Panetti. Steve Floyd. Alan Starkey. Doug Carr, and Roller! Refold 1. Nancy Kckhart and Carrie Cook girt down ’ to some dance steps. 2. Cathy Cade intently practices her t-lxme during her free time 4 Kim Shuttleworth finds time to practice her saxophone. Tracy Hell. Shell) Rayburn Student Life 15

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Give It All Ya’ Got!!! Give it all ya’ got! This phrase or theme could have been heard throughout band camp, practices, performances, contests, and throughout the air of the Logan Hill School bandroom. Led by directors A1 Horskey, and assistants Dave Sellars, and Gwen Gallagher the band provided another year of joyous entertain- ment on and off the field by giving it their all! The band consisted of 86 members and 5 majorettes. Ma- jorettes included Debbie Hood, head-majorette; and line ma- jorettes Julie Sheline, Laura Hackney. Ethel Vanezalos, and Tammy Harbarger. Practice for band members began in late July. During these practices officers for the year were elected. Elected were Jeff North, president; Pam Hoffman, vice- president; Terri Fife, secretary; and jane Ann Devol, treasurer. The duties of the officers included organizing various activities, and speaking for fellow band members. During the month of August many hours of practice were spent for the upcoming marching season. The band made their season debut at the Parade of the Hills in] Nelsonville, Ohio. After the school year began, practices were held oni Tuesday and Thursday evenings. I After the marching season was! completed in November, band] members began to prepare fori concert performances. They held' two concerts and participated in District and State Contests] throughout the winter and spring] months. The Band year concluded with a spring banquet in honor of graduating seniors. 14 Student l.ife Tracy Bell, Shelly Rayburn

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BUSINESS CLUB Of the many prosperous clubs here at LHS, one of the few especially outstanding ones is the Business Club, under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Peterson. The girls in the club are students of the business courses each one striving to make their futures in the business world a little brighter. The Business Club is very active within itself — it has elected of- ficers. with Leeann Lemon as president; Debbie Redd, vice- president; Shelly Davis, secretary; Teri Petrella, treasurer. There is also a news reporter, Chris McDowell, and Dixie Huffman is the photographer. The club has done many rewar- ding activities during the course of the year, including taking a tour of the Ohio University — Lancaster branch and Hocking Tech's secretarial departments, they sold posters and keychains very suc- cessfully, making over $600, plus many bakesales and a couple dances. But not everything the entire year was all Business for the club. They spent time on things to have fun also. At Christmas, they held a gift exchange, and in honor of Secretaries Day, the club bought all Senior High school secretaries and all of the business students flowers. For all of the effort the girls put into their work, at the end of the year an awards banquet is held to reward the girls who have the best speed, accuracy, production, etc. Each girl puts a great amount of pride and effort into their business work and the work they do in the Business Club is a fine example of their desire to become top-notch in their field. Dixie Huffman looking official, th Business Club gels visited by Santa Claus (Garnett |ones|, at their annual Christmas meeting, hk Hi Student Life Suzanne Frazier. Troy Hoke