Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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WE PUT IT IN TIP TOP SHAPE! The school has shaped up in many different areas. It all began after the 1982-83 school year came to an end. Workmen unloaded their tools and headed for the top two floors and to the locker rooms. On the third floor, the library was reconstructed and expanded. Many new bookshelves were added to help hold the books. The guidance office which is located on the second floor, was com- pletely rebuilt, all the walls were knocked out and then offices for the counselors were built. All guidance counselors are now in one area in- stead of being scattered all over the building. The entire bottom floor, where the locker rooms were, was torn out, leaving the outer walls. The main improvement was in the training room which features cabinets, a whirlpool, and an ice machine. Other additions included coaches offices, a new weight room and new bathroom facilities. The workmen were here all sum- mer, and in the last week of January the work was complete and students and staff could take advantage of a spruced up facility. The newly renovated locker rooms provide the students with bright, clean, spacious changing areas (jh) L 2 Opening Connie Harwood

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LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL 1984 AERIAL LOGAN, OHIO 43138 VOLUME 71 REVIEW OF 1965 OG STUDY 3 The secondary school (grades 712) was initially constructed in 1910. with a large addi tion and remodeling completed in 1950. In 1965 this facility, designed for 1,397 students, was accomodating 1.350 students, a utiliza- tion rate of 94.2 percent. The general classrooms were adequate, but many were overcrowded. The special classrooms lacked many of the conveniences and necessities that should be found in such classrooms. The library was completely inadequate. The secon dary school shared a lOacre site with Central Elementary School; thus, outside areas for parking, physical education, etc., were most limited. ‘Cent®» for Research and Service. A SURVEY OF THE LOGAN CfTY SCHOOLS FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. LOGAN. OHIO (Athens. Ohio College of Education. Ohio University. 1965). pp 784 38 Kim Fox J. B. Hoy Opening 1

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This employee of The Central Ohio Building Company cleans up the new steps, after all the renovation work is complete, (jh) The larger library provides the students with a pleasant place to study and a larger quantity of reading material, (jh) Inset — Before the work on the library began all the books had to be taken off the shelves and moved out of the library. (Jh) Connie Harwood Opening 3