Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Seniors at our school have their own special may Is this the guardian of the hilltop, or is it Matt of showing their spirit by wearing the traditional Sharb all decked out for Spirit Week7 newspaper hats todd tucker 21

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spirit week Spirit Express When you need spirit fast, day or night. . . Students at our school have their own special way of expressing their enthusiasm and support of the school's athletic teams. During the football and basketball seasons a special week is set aside for dressing up and “getting down throughout the once hum-drum hallways. Many students and teachers enjoy spirit week. When asked her opinion of the occasion, Miss Barbara Bevens, foreign language teacher, replied, “I think that students and teachers should participate in spirit week because it gives a sense of morale to the student body, and it gives us all a chance to get away from it all. Freshman Tina Lindsay, when asked stated, “I believe that it 's im- portant to participate in spirit week because it shows that the school has spirit, and it gives us a chance to have some fun without getting into trouble. Because of the involvement of students and teachers, spirit week is sure to become a lasting tradition. Teachers as well as students enjoy the fun and excitement of Spirit Week, as shown above (wh) New recruitments to the LHS Spirit Brigade are Birdie Shultz and Angle Helber. twh) Seniontis and Spirit Week go hand in hand. 9 shown here by Brad Crane, Laura Vice, an Eddie VanBIbber. (dw) 20 I odd tucker

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musical “The Boyfriend” Arrives A roaring era was brought to life through the combined talents of 40 LHS students in this year’s musical production of “The Boyfriend on March 19, 20, 21. This English spoof of such American classics as Oklahoma and “Guys and Dolls took audiences back to the days of flappers and the Charleston. The story centers around a finishing school for ‘‘perfect young ladies ’' and tells of the trials and tribula- tions of new found love. With its snappy songs and lively The Boyfriend '87 March 19, 20. 21 Director — Carleen Graham Stage Director — Susan Dietz Choreographer — Cecilia Ramage Set Design — Bobbi Smith, Jim Bruner Stage Crew Levi Bartholomew Becky Behm Dwayne Dalton Jenni Dotson Barb Fetherolf Sharon Harkless Jennifer Hayden Silicia Hedges David Zettler Curtain Speakers Wiona Altic John Smith Colleen Howard Shawna Mitchell Tracy Payne Jaki Reiber Aaron Rupp Jo Ann Vanezalos Danita Wolfe Beth Wright Crystal Inboden Pepe (Nick Manlskas) and Lolita (Lisa Labrador) dazzle the crowd as they swoon to the Carnival Tango mg choreography this production, which raised over $3000, is said to have been one of the best in recent years. All of the hard work and dedication shined in the three memorable performances. Lord Brockhurst (Matt Sharb) loses his stuffy wife long enough to prove to Dulde (Stephanie Brandt) that it’s Never Too Late to Fall in Love, mg 22 tonya fisher