Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Seniors show that they have their seniority by making paper hats and winning the stick!' The year started with the Chieftain football team going to a winning record of 9-1 Here the Chiefs are beating New Lexington 26-8. (ak) There's more to teaching than meets the eye Mrs Mingus dressed up as a doctor on the Halloween day sponsored by the Chieftain. Senior cheerleader. Holly Davis shows that part of her student life is dressing up for spirit week which the cheerleaders sponsor Between Can you remember the first day you walked into Logan High as a seventh-grader? What about the time you finally made it to high school out of junior high? Everyone knows that there are a lot of fun and bad times while in school and that can be summed up in two words, 'student life'! Students spend approximately thirty hours a week studying hard to make the grade. Added to those thirty hours, are the long hours devoted to Steps homework, projects, club work, and sports. Not only are the hours spent at school a place to work and make your future, it is also spent meeting new friends and going through new experiences. Those things can help you to make the right decisions of how you want to spend your social life. Student life helps us to grow into mature graduates, ready to step into the outside world. Chance Smifh Sfudem Life 11

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Up Witk J4, omecomin 9 Tension rose as the crowd became anxiously silent; the next few moments would make LHS history. The band played A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody'' as the candidates were chauffeured to the fifty yard line in a procession of sports cars provided by Belville Motor Car. Queen candidates were then approached by their escorts and given a single red rose as they took their positions on the field. Bryan Souders, Senior class president, neared the microphone to announce the queen. “The 1985 Homecoming Queen is .. . Missy Harbarger! The crowd enthusiastically roared with approval as Queen Missy stepped forward to accept a bouquet of roses from Bryan and the treasured crown from the 1984 Homecoming Queen, Trisha Kilbarger. Missy then thanked her parents for their support and love and her friends for all the memories. She con- cluded by saying all four of these girls are so special to me; I wish that we could all share this crown. Queen candidates and their escorts were: Queen Missy escorted by Jay Poling, Kim Ireton escorted by Kerry York, Lori Krannitz escorted by D. J. Conrad, Julie Lama escorted by Keith Myers, and Trish Sinnott escorted by John Woltz. The festive evening closed with a 16-9 victory over arch rival Athens. This boosted the Chieftain team to an undefeated record of seven wins and no losses. After the game, the Student Council sponsored a dance to honor the queen and her court. Carrying on tradition, senior D. J. Conrad runs through the frame held by freshman cheerleaders. Shawn Stroud and Chanda Smith. Showing her joy. Queen Missy expresses her gratitude to the crowd. Six red sweetheart roses and a crown of shim- mering simulated diamonds fit for a queen, lie atop a white satin pillow Lisa Jordan Homecoming 13