Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Women wander into the minds of the Washington Senators as they try to think about the big game.

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One, Two, Three Strikes ... “Damn Yankees” Makes a Hit u ake Me Out to the Ball- game!” was what eve- ryone was singing when over 60 students of Logan High School presented ‘‘Damn Yankees” March 24, 25, and 26. The comedy centers around Joe Boyd (played by Mike Walsh) who is a balding real estate agent who wants nothing out of life but to see his favorite baseball team, the Washington Senators beat those “Damn Yankees.” Enter ... the devil in disguise, Mr. Apple- gate, who agrees to make him the greatest baseball player in the world. Joe agrees, and becomes Joe Hardy leaving his wife Meg (played by Dreama Cook). To keep his mind off of his wife, Ap- plegate (played by Matt Sharb) brings on his best homewrecker Lola (played by Wendy Wolfe). To add to the twisting, turning plot, nosy reporter Gloria Thorpe (played by Tracey Dunigan) is convinced that Joe Hardy is not who he claims to be. Trouble brews and the laughs begin. These leads plus minor charac- ters, dancers, snappy songs and a lot of baseball made “Damn Yankees” a big hit. This year’s production was di- rected by Julie Gaietto with Su- san Dietz as stage director and Cecilia Ramage as choreogra- pher. 14 Tonya Fisher Young )oe Hardy pleads with the devil in disguise. Mr. Applegate, for the soul that he gave away. Meg Boyd . I her husband to basel of Every Year.” mourns the loss of all Six Months Out Sisters Sister and Doris gracefully take their bows at the end of another perfor- mance.

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 “We Gq| Spiri Sweats day, our first spirit day, was cancelled due to the first snow day of the 87-88 school year. It was January 26, 1988 and the temperature was in the teens, definitely a day for sweats. Long John d turned out to be a real success. Teachers H'ell as students decided to show off their long underwear. Mr. Charles Moushey, the new ath- letic trainer, showed his school spirit by wearing a tie and jacket but nothing else besides long johns. The word “comfortable” seems to describe this spirit day. Brightly colored,torn jerseys were everywherd you turned your head on Jersey day. Purple Logan jerseys made some stu- dents Jjjpk rough and tough. Hat, sunglasses and purple day was the grand finale of spirit week. The entire student body was decked out in Logan duds. A Chieftain could be spotted any- where in the school. As soon as the bell for the end of class rang a blur of purple could be seen merging into the crowded hall- way. Something new was added to spark spirit this year. Spirit Da fc! Aloha! Hawaiian day turned out to be very colorful and blinding. ■Some oiwkous outfits were shown and grass skirts helped to ffy off the Hawaiian effect. Students went ■Bo or crazy, as Hawaiians would say. Faculty played a huge part in the Halloween dress-up day. Stu- dents had trouble finding their teachers. They all seemed to transform over night. Some turned evil while other blended with students in the school. A perfect example was Ms. Gordon, who was no where to be found. All in ll, Spirit Week was an exciterffint-filled week once again. The animal in all of us comes out on her prey. 1 6» Caught without his pants Mr. Moushey acts as if nothing is unusual. Golf pro. Mr. Kindinger prepares for the big tournament.