Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Concentration seems to be the look on Missy Glaspell s face while «yon Gabriel puts Five year band member. Crystal Wyckoff. admits that the best thing about being in band is going some excitement into marching rf to camp rf The entrance through the east gates is just one of the many traditions that can be witnessed at a Skit aid talent are wha it tries to be a merrier Logan home football game tf o the band as shown by Tracy Noble, sm todd tucker 17

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band Chieftain Bandsters March on in Style!! MARCHING CHIEFTAINS 86'87 Directors Robin Kessler Laura Lineberger Renee Beaulieu Officers President — Kevin McFann Vice President — Shelley McDaniel Treasurer — Heather McKinley Secretary — Marcia Cook Class Representatives Seniors — Lissa Hague Juniors — Brian Maze Sophomores — Beth Howdyshell Freshman — Jennie Runge The Marching Chieftains saw a year of improvement and of action during the 86 '87 season The year started with band camp at Ohio University and the delivery of new equipment including brass sousaphones, instead of fiberglass, and percussion equipment such as snares, cymbals, and bass drums. After camp the band came home to weeks of hot and heavy practice to prepare for the upcoming season. One of the newest additions to the Band was that of drum major Eddie VanBibber Eddie was praised for his skill and talent. The marchers took part in a variety of events such as the Jackson Apple Festival, The Parade of the Hills, Logan Christmas, Veterans Day, and Hallo- ween parades After the marching season, the musi- cians had Pep Band, Concert Band, two concerts, solo ensemble contests, and state competition to fall back on. The members are kept busy throughout the year. Probably the most awaited moment of the year is the Band Banquet. This occasion is held by the Band Boosters and is a time for presenting awards, remembering, and to start the wait for the next year. Marching is not the only aspect of being in band, concerts and contests are also a vital part of the curriculum as shown above at the weekly practice (cj) Trying to stay warm was the main objective of Dustin Hoke at this fall practice session 16 todd tucker

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powderpuff Handle With Care Powder Puff and rain seem to go hand in hand here on the Hilltop. For the second consecutive year the annual Powder Puff festivities have been plagued with precipitation. This might have dampened the play- ing field, but not the spirits of the Junior and Senior girls that par ticipated. This year's confrontation was a close-knit one. Before 12 seconds ticked away on the clock. Twana Pittman scored 6 points for the Juniors. Not to be outdone. Seniors quickly snapped back with a touchdown from receiver Becky Conley. With half time came a score of 20-14 in favor of the Juniors and the crowning of the Powder Puff king. The seven hopefuls had been selected by the Senior girls and the winner was determined by the money in his specific cans. This year's contest brought in over $1,000 for the Senior scholarship Powder Puff ’86 Score: 28 20 Most Valuable Players Junior Offense — Twana Pittman Junior Defense — Jill Poling Senior Offense — Jamie Oliver and Becky Conley Senior Defense — Jean Skinner King Candidates and Escorts Jeff Ruff — Wendy Prater Scott McCort — Jean Skinner Larry Blair — Kelly Edwards Bruce Sater — Mary Price David Stanley — Dana Cook Cliff Campbell — Shelley McDaniel Todd Jackson — Lisa Labrador fund. That night all of the candidates were driven onto the field, then escorted to the 50-yard line. Lori Stamer. Senior vice president and Laura Vice, representing Student Council made their announcement. This year's Powder Puff king is ... Jeff Ruff1 The drenched crowd cheered. Jeff made a brief acceptance speech, and the game continued. During the second half of the game, the Seniors tied it up (20-20). and the Juniors began to worry. It was not until the last touchdown was made (along with a conversion) with only a few minuies remaining on the clock, that the Juniors knew they had it all tied up! The final score was 28-20. Nearly 210 students participated in this year's game which raised over $2,000 for the Junior Senior Prom and Senior Banquet Congratulations to the Powder Puff team of '88, and now the question is will you go 2-0? tvmrts • a 4 ;.tc -M, a 'ArflMf cfl?'AjGJO©J .n‘fVir I ir?V .‘V55 fl « Wilji Rjfi.a.ci 7 2 3 R J 4 3 i,.83 Junior Team — 1st rou — Twana Pittman. JlII Poling. Kris Dieble. Tracey Dumgan. Amy Dennis Sheila Hackney. Angela Helber. Jamie Barnes. Tracy Bauman. Lisa Mount Terri Reed. Krysta Emerick — 2nd row — Beth O'Hara. Christine Gay. Cresent Alford. Angie Mount. Teresa Reeves Becky Shannon. Jodi Geiger. Kris Patrick. Ann Woodslde. Denise Baker. Shannon Doumour — 3rd row — Jenny Ireton. Lori Vorhees. Tricia Labrador. Mary Jo Dearing, Crystal Davis. Susie Ogle. Jane Kitchen. Sherry Flowers. Wiona Altlc. Crystal Inboden. Debbie Anderson. Candi Spooner — 4th rout ■— Melody McDaniel. Lori Corby. Beth Walli. Julie Wagoner. Jennie Walke. B J While. Tish Cassells Kelly Kuhn. Marcia Cook. Jenny Coulson, Shannon McDaniel Junior Lori Vorhees attempts to make her way to the goal post, but not with any help from Senioi Defense Dana Cook. Eileen Rlnghlser. and Karen Knapp, (jrd) 18 tonya fisher