Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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rhe queen and her court with their escorts and Suzanne Frazier. Liz Gloyd and R. D. Myers. Julie I.indsey and Tracy Lindsay, are John Jeffrey and Terri Fife. Brian Bessy Woltz, last year’s queen Crystal Smith and Beth St. Clair and Mark Morgan, (dcj Shelly Rayhurn Student Life 19

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Friday evening, at the Logan- Waverly basketball game in the LHS auditorium was the climax of a long week of voting and anticipa- tion by eleven lucky girls and the entire student body. The balloting began Monday in homeroom when senior nominated the girl of their Liz Gloyd Crowned Queen After the eleven nominees were chosen, the senior class members were given the opportunity to cast their votes. When these votes were tabulated five nervous girls re- mained. They were Julie LindsayF j l£lizabeth Gloyd. Suzanne Frazier.', Fife, and Beth St. Clair, thrice The choosing of escorts was the ] W W-------- • v 1 UtTUUI IO V UO (lie to reign as Basketball Queen he next step to be taken by the girls, eleven girls selected were TamK The guy chosen by Julie Lindsay Emerson. Elizabeth Gloyd. Julie » Tracy Lindsey. Liz Glovd Lindsay. Laura Barrow. Suzanne chost L D. Woltz. Suzanne Frazier. Beth St. Clair. Karen Solt FrazimJ elected Brian Bessey' aWf the Chiefs went on to loose a Terri Fife, Jane Ann Devol, Sarah Terrt t-ite chose John Jeffrey, andwhard fought battle with the Tigers Guda and Sheryl Hawk. „ Mark Morgan was Beth St. Clair's choice. The final balloting occurred Fri- day morning in senior homerooms where Liz Glcyd. the daughter of Mr nd Mrs. Edward Glayd was selected as the 1980-81 Basketball Queen. Lii was crowned by queefi Crystal Smith M fstart of the game. Although the fans v ith the selection of Hkv were ft little dl Sarah Guda, Shzanne Frazier, and Jane Ann Devol; Row 2: Laura Barrow, Liz Gloyd. Julie Lindsey, Terri Fife. Sheryl Hawk and Beth St. Clair. |dc) 2. Liz Gloyd gives us a ra- diant smile after the crown- ing. (dc) 3. R D. Woltz concentrates on the game during Logan-Waverly tilt, (dc) A i ' f 18 Student Life Shelly Rayburn

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The Music Makers! Being a part of the L.H.S. mar- ching and concert bands just isn’t enough for some band members. These band members also par- ticipate in Pep Band and or Dance Band. These two groups are made up of instrumental music students who enjoy performing for- the public. The Pep Band performed for all 1. Dance Band member. Steve Maniskas stands up ready to play his solo. |bk) 2. Greg Daugherty and Doug Carr. Dance Band bass players intently watch their music, (bk) 3. Sophomore Keith Price plays cymbols for another rowdie Pep Band tune, (dc) of the home basketball games and all of the pep assemblies held throughout the year. They con- sisted of interested marching band members with the best overall scores. Mr. Dave Sellars directed the group that was very successful in bringing out the spirit in everybody. The Dance Band consisted of 20 members. All members for the Dance Band were chosen by audi- tion. Mr. Al Horsky directed the group. The group entertained the Kiwanis for Valentine's Day, per- formed for the student body in April, and held their annual con- cert in the spring. Their jazz, pop, and rock tunes were always well performed. 20 Student Life Tracy Bell