Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Logan and its surroundings may not be over-populated but it provides the entertainment and needs of the people, (ak) Chance Smith Opening 7

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What is your answer when some one asks, What are you doing tonight? Most of the answers are the same at LHS. Going downtown to see a movie, or Going over to Pizza Crossing for a pizza. No matter what the answer, everyone knows that downtown Logan is the place to be on a Friday or Saturday night. Logan is the county seat for the Municipal and Common Pleas courts of Hocking County. Logan is the home of Hocking Hills State Park, which includes such pic- turesque places as Ash Cave, Cedar Falls, and Old Man's Cave. The Old Man's Cave area also pro- vides the community with a lodge, a dining room, and a swimming pool. Lake Logan is another site many people visit. Activities such as boating, skiing, fishing, and picnicking take place there. In town one can shop at the local mall or even take in a box office hit at Chakeres Theatre gr the Hocking County Drive-in. During the school year the com- munity becomes even more special. Many people come out and show their support for the various teams and clubs. During the 85-86 school year the com- munity had certain days pro- claimed by mayor and faculty member, Ed Tucker, as CHIEF- TAIN day. On these days, area businesses hung signs in their win- dows and decorated with Chieftain colors to promote spirit throughout Hocking County. Whether or not you're a stu- dent, many in the community come back for more memorable times at LHS. The time spent in Logan will always be remembered as a step in our lives to enrich our future. An Outside Step Hocking County 's center point is the court house Courtrooms, commissioners, and engineers can be found here when needed (cs) 6 Opening Amy Kitchen

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Steps of the Future Soon everyone will be able to recognize this as a computer keyboard, (cs) Along with the new renovations came one that no one really recognized ... academics. 1985-86 proved positive for academics in such areas as the new language lab and the new art rooms which showed students how interested LHS is in its pupils. When students trudged their way back the first day of school, they found one other renovation staring them in the face ... the new grading scale. The scale didn't really succeed, with many students and teachers against it. Many said it will return for the 1986-87 school year and be successful. The new language lab helped students learn because of the classroom environment. Students are expected to visit language lab every other week and listen to tapes of their language or do worksheets. Besides language lab, computers amazed the students. Computer classes were offered to students and the community during night school. With computers being the wave of the future, these classes proved to be well attended and successful. Academics may not be the factor that sticks out when one thinks of school but one needs to remember, a good education is a step that sticks with you all your life. Studyhall in the auditorium provides everyone with the chance to get all their homework done (cs) Sometimes academics can prove to be exciting, just like here where special education classes got to go bowling. 8 Opening Chance Smith and Amy Kitchen