Musical Audition and crew interview sign ups are posted on the bulletin board outside the choir room.  Sign up for your earliest available time.  See Mr. McClain for audition materials.  Be sure to have all paperwork completed.   

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REMINDER TO ALL STUDENTS:  All bus pusses must be approved through the transportation department due to overcrowding on most busses.  Parents must call the bus garage to arrange bus passes. 

Order your 2015-2016 yearbook now.  Yearbooks can be ordered at www.smart-pay.com or order forms can be picked up in the main office or in room 219.  The cost is $60.00 until December 31.  

Senior pictures for the yearbook are due to Mrs. barry by February 29.  

Kick Cancer Club would like to invite anyone that would like to help or needs community service time to stay after school today and tomorrow to make Christmas cards for cancer survivors in Hocking, Muskingum and Vinton Counties.  All help will be most appreciated.

Cinderella Audition Workshop- Anyone interested in auditioning for Cinderella, the Spring musical, should plan to attend an audition workshop to find out what will be expected of you in your audition.  Audition packets are available in the choir room at any time.    

         

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To those football players who have not signed up for awards night on November 18- Please stop by Coach Burkes office after school on Monday to sign up.  

Powder Puff, tonight November 6  at 6:30 in Chieftain Stadium.  Jr. versus Sr., Powder Puff King is crowned.  Admission is $3.00.  

TODAY, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6, is the deadline to register for the ACT.  Information is available in the guidance office or go to www.actstudent.org.

Reminder to all wrestlers:  Mandatory parent meeting is scheduled for Monday November 9th at 6:00 p.m.  All parents must attend. Coach Straus will meet with parents at the conclusion of Mrs. Schultheiss' meeting.  

Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership applications are available in the Guidance office.  HOBY is a three day seminar in the Spring that  is an opportunity for high school sophomores to develop leadership skills with some of the top students all over Ohio.  Check your EMAIL for more details and pick up an application in the guidance office to apply.  Applications are due by November 16th.  

  
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Mock trial members should check their EMAIL for a survey to complete.

From the guidance office: Logan High Schools annual college fair is this Thursday, November 5 from 4:30 to 6:30.  All students grades 9-12 are encouraged to attend.  There will also be a financial aid advising session in the lecture hall from 5:30 to 6:30.  

For students that are eligible for National Honor Society, packets are now available on the front counter of the guidance office.  Students are encouraged to begin working on the packet as soon as possible because applications are due on Friday, November 13, 2015.  No packets will be accepted LATE.  

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A list of students eligible for induction into the Logan High School National Honor Society is posted posted outside of the guidance office.  Sophomores students with a 3.75 or above cumulative grade point average, and Junior and Senior students with a 3.50 or above cumulative grade point who have attended Logan High School for at least one full semester are eligible to apply.  Students re asked to please stop by and check the list for eligibility. Oversights and errors should be brought to the immediate attention of Ms. Norway.  Applications for students wishing to apply for membership in the National Honor Society will be available in the guidance office next week.   

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Bowling tryouts: Tuesday Nov. 3,  boys 3:10 - 4:45, girls 4:00 - 5:30.  

Boys Basketball practice and team selection - Varsity, reserve, freshman.

Friday evening 5:00 - 7:00, Saturday morning 8:30 to 10:30 and Monday evening from 5:00 to 7:00 in the main and auxiliary gyms. 

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Blood Drive/Mobile

Staff and students ages 16 and up may sign up in the main office for the bloodmobile scheduled for November 17.  Please see Amy to make an appointment.

Anyone who ordered a Powder Puff T-shirt needs to pay Wendy in the Athletic office.  Senior shirts are $12 and Junior shirts are $14.  All money must be in by Tuesday, November 3rd.

There will be a full Thespian troupe meeting on Wednesday, October 28 after school in room 316.  All members are expected to attend.  Please plan to share your showcase performance plans at the meeting.  See Mrs. Riggs with questions.  

Boys soccer: Please stop by Mr. Riddlebarger's room (154) to pick up information on team banquet.     

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LHS Bowling Teams- There will be a meeting after school Wed. October 21 in the cafeteria for anyone wanting info about bowling tryouts.  

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Pirate Girl has been cancelled for this evening. Costume and other crews will still work tonight until 5 p.m..   T

The next rehearsal will be Monday, October  19, 5-8 p.m.. Cast members are reminded to have their costumes on Monday.

All students interested in Upward Bound should have their applications into the guidance office by Thursday, October 22.  Please see Mrs. Hall in the guidance office if you have questions.  

Student Council members should check their EMAILS.  

If you are going haunting with Kick Cancer this Friday  and/or Saturday please stop in Wendy's office to pick up a permission slip.  

 

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Pre-sale tickets for Friday night's football game at DeSales are on sale all week in in the  athletic office.  Cost is $5 for students and $6 for adults.  

There will be a parent meeting for all those interested in archery on October 21st at the middle school at 7:00p.m..  This meeting is mandatory and parents will be able to meet the coaches, pick up necessary paperwork, get details on practices, tryouts, participation fees, etc...    
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Girls tennis: All uniforms should be turned in to Coach Helber room 201 as soon as possible.  **The award banquet is on Tuesday 10/13, in the lecture hall at 6:30 p.m.. 

Jr./Sr. Powder Puff participants: An introductory meeting will be hald after school in Room 142 on October 14 at 2:40.  All players should plan to be there.  

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There will be a parent meeting for all those interested in archery on October 21 at the middle school at 7:00 p.m.  This meeting is mandatory. Parents will be able to meet the coaches, pick up all necessary paperwork, get details o practices, try outs, participation fees etc...  

All juniors interested in furthering their education to a 4 year college and qualifying for National Merit Scholarships:  PSAT will be offered on Wed. October 14, periods 1-6.  Cost is $15.00.  Sign up in the guidance office by Fri. Oct 9, cash or check payable to LHS.  

The Pirate Girl company will be selling bracelets and temporary tattoos again on Thursday Oct. 8 during lunch periods in the cafeteria.  Bracelets are $1.00, and tattoos are 50 cents.  Show your support for Pirate Girl by sporting some swag!

Boys tennis fall open courts: Boys interested in playing tennis in the spring should stop by room 161 this week to see Coach Seimer for information regarding fall open courts, which will begin next week after school.     

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Any senior who did not attend last Fridays assembly with the Herff Jones rep should stop by the main office and pick up a packet to order graduation announcements, cap and gown etc...  Representatives will be here next Wed., October 7 during lunch periods and after school to take orders.  

Homecoming Dance Info:  

Saturday October 10

7 - 10 p.m.

 tickets are $5 in the Athletic office, they can also be bought at the door

Attire is casual or student choice, school appropriate

    

Spirit Week:

Monday - Favorite sports team shirt

Tuesday - Nerd Day

Wed. - Extreme Pink

Thurs. - Mismatch/Wacky Thursday

Fri- Extreme Purple

Picture Retakes

October 9

Starting first period

Auxillary gym

Picture packets are available in the office

For any students that have not had their pictures taken this year or any student who was dissatisfied with prior pictures must bring the pictures they received with them.  

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Homecoming tickets go on sale tomorrow in the Athletic office.  Tickets are $5.00

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PSAT

All juniors interested in furthering their education to a 4 year college and qualifying for National Merit Scholarships:

PSAT/NMSGT will be offered on Wednesday, October 14, periods 1-6.

Cost is $15.00.  Sign up in the guidance office by Friday, October 9.  Cash or check payable to LHS.  For further information go to www.collegeboard.org/psat.

Battle Over Books

Anyone interested in joining the Battle Over Books competition should fill out the sign up sheet in Mr. Taulbee's room 144.  

  

There will be a thespian Troupe officers meeting on Monday, September28th in room 316.  All officers should attend.  

There will be a full Thespian Troupe meeting on Wednesday, September 30th in room 316.  All members should  attend, and remember to bring your date choice for the Haunted Corn Maze.  The meeting will last no later than 3:15.  

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Volley For A Cure T-shirts are available for purchase during all lunch periods this week.  They are $8 each or two for $15.  The shirt will get you free admission to Monday nights home volley ball game vs. Vinton County. 

Those students that are interested in being a member of this years Key Club -that's for grades 9-12 - should meet in room 202 after the mornings announcements on Thursday, September 24.

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Boys Basketball - Open gym - Tuesdays & Thursdays

                             Individual workouts - Mondays Wednesdays

                             Auxilary gym 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm

                        

Individual instruction will begin on Wednesday Sept. 9.

Sign up sheets are located in room 259 for girls and room 163 for boys. 

Athletes not currently participating in a fall sport can sign up for a time slot. 

The deadline to register for the October 24 ACT test is Friday 9/18.  It is HIGHLY recommended that high school seniors take the October ACT as these scores are used to determine college acceptance and scholarship eligibility.  It is also recommended that high school juniors take the test at least twice during their junior year.  Students can register online at www.actstudent.org.  testing site will be at Miller High School.  The testing site number for Miller High School is 231270. 

There will be a read through of the latest version of Pirate Girl on Wednesday, September 9th from 2:45 to 5:15 in the theatre.  Any interested student is welcome to attend.      

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Beyond the Bell is offering an online ACT Prep course.  You must sign up in the guidance office and pick up a Beyond the Bell Registration form by Friday 8/28.

There will be an informational meeting about the fall play, Pirate Girl, on Wednesday, September 2nd.  Two meetings are scheduled- one at 2:45, and then again at 5:00- in room 316.  You need only need to attend ONE of the meetings - pick the one that best fits your schedule.  Come and learn what it takes to be part of this years fall play.  This meeting id for acting and crew positions.      

The Senior class will be selling student section shirts during lunches this Tuesday, August 25 through this Friday, August 28.  Prices will range from $6- $9, depending on the size.  

If any questions please ask Grayce Huntsberger or Wendy in the athletic office.   

Parking permits are available in the main office.  Cost is $20.  Please have license plate number and drivers license with you.  These may be purchased before school and during lunch periods.  All students driving to school must having a parking permit by Wednesday, August 26.

Plan on attending Friday nights football game at Athens.  Pre-sale tickets will be sold all week during lunch in the athletic office.  Tickets are $5.00.

Picture Day is this Friday, August 28.  Picture packet information was handed out the first day of school.  Additional packets are available in the main office.  

Beyond the Bell is now registering for the 2015-2016 school year.  Many activities offered after school including: Guitar lessons, Tae Kwon Do, Disc golf and Zumba, community service clubs such as the Kick Cancer Club and Hope Blooms.  Tutoring and study tables are always available.  Registration forms are available in the activities office, guidance office and room 116.  See Mrs Huntsberger in room 116 with any questions.  

Student Council: Petitions to be on the ballot for class officer and student council positions are available in the guidance office.  Completed petitions are due no later than this Friday, at 2:30 p.m.

The first full Thespian Troupe meeting will be Wednesday, August 26th at 2:30 p.m.in room 316.    

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There will be a required paren/t participation meeting for those entering grades 7-12 next year and interested in trying out for cheerleader for the 2015-2016 football and basketball seasons.  See Mrs. Myers in Room 202 if you have questions.   

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If you are going on the Girls PE bowling field trip, you must have your permission slip turned in TODAY no later than 2:30.  No permission slips will be accepted Friday.  We will meet at the Chieftain head at  

9:20 Friday morning. 

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ACT Practice sessions will start on May 4 and run through May 21.  Classes will be from 2:30-3:30 in room 119 with Mrs. Burns.   Stop by room 119 to sign up.

Senior Baccalaurete will be held Sunday, May 17 at 2:00 in the theatre.  Former OSU player and coach, Anthony Schlegle will be the guest speaker for the event. This is open to the public and seniors are asked to wear their caps and gowns.  

All student council members and NHS members please check your school EMAIL.  

From Mrs. Riggs:  There will be no stage Combat Club for Beyond The Bell today.  The club will resume next Friday, May 1.  

 

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Post prom tickets will be on sale next week during lunches in the cafeteria.

Prom tickets will be on sale through Friday, April 24.  The cost is $10 for the dance or $25 for the dinner and the dance.  If you have already bought a prom ticket and want to addf the dinner option, please see WendyCook in the Activities Office to make the purchase.  

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If you need community service hours please see Wendy in the Athletic Office.

There will be a brief meeting int eh lecture hall on Friday morning for students attending Tri-County next year.  Please listen for the announcement to report to this meeting.   

BEYOND THE BELL- If you have not turned in your permission slip for the field trip tonight or made arrangements with Mr. Hacker or Mrs. Huntsberger you need to ride the bus 

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BTB STUDENTS- If you have not turned in your permission slip for the field trip tonight or made arrangements with Mr. Hacker or Mrs. Huntsberger, you need to ride the bus home tonight.

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There are still Mingo relay shirts available to purchase.  Sizes are large and Xlg.  See Mrs. Schultheiss in the athletic office. 

 

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There will be a Flex Credit meeting for any students that is interested in pursuing Flex Credit for the 2015-16 school year on Tuesday, April 14 at 5:00 p.m. in the lecture hall.

Spring pictures will be taken on Thursday April 16.  Please pick up picture packets in main office if interested.  

Prom tickets are on sale through April 17.  The cost is $10 each or $25 including dinner.  Please purchase your dinner tickets as soon as possible to take advantage of this new opportunity to enjoy a great meal and to cut down on travel time before the prom.  

      

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This is a reminder that all juniors and seniors that are in attendance on Friday April10th, will be attending the field trip to Ohio University for IMPACT 2015.  Pizza lunch is provided. Bus assignments are hung on the windows outside of the Guidance Office and the Library window to the right of the library doors.  Departure time is 9:15 am, return 1:30 pm.     

There will be a FLEX Credit Meeting for any student interested in pursuing Flex Credit  for the 15-16 school year on Tuesday,  April 14at 5:00 p.m. in the Lecture Hall.  

Volleyball meeting scheduled for today is cancelled and rescheduled for Thursday after school.       

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There will be a meeting after school on Wednesday in the cafeteria  for any girl interested in playing volleyball next year.  

The biomedical sciences Seniors are hosting a 5K to promote healthy lifestyles and drug abuse awareness.  This event will be held on Saturday May 9, LHS Cross Country course, and it will begin at 9:00 am..    All proceeds  benefit Hope Blooms.  All LHSD students are free thanks to the PEP grant.  Registration forms are in the athletic office.  Pre-Register by April 24th to get a free T-shirt.  

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Key Club or NHS members needed for community service hours for blood drive on 4/9/15.  See Mrd. Kennard in the Health Clinic for sign-ups.  

Kick Cancer Club Eggs-travaganza was postponed  due to weather.  We will now be hunting eggs on April 17.

Spring pictures will be taken on April 16.  Please pick up picture packets in main office if interested.  

The Freshman Dance is this Saturday from 7-10 p.m. in the cafeteria.  Tickets are only $10.00.  Get yours today from Wendy in the Athletic Office for a fun night with your friends!

Thespian Troupe Officers Meeting - Monday April 6, after school in room 316.  

Full Thespian Troupe Meeting-  INCLUDING NEW INDUCTEES!  Wednesday April, 8, 2015, after school in room 316  

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Student Council and Class Officers please check your EMAIL regarding this Fridays meeting if you have not already done so.

The LHS Guidance Dept.  now has a twitter follow @lhsguidance for important announcements from your counselors.

 

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Seniors:  It is time to vote for Senior Superlatives and class flower, song, color and motto.  You will receive a senior class voting worksheet from your English teacher.  Use the woeksheet to make your choices, then vote online by using the link provided.  Online voting opens on Monday, March 23rd. 

American Red Cross Blood Drive sign -ups will be on 3/24 during lunch periods.  Blood drive will be 4/9/15.

Seniors: Representatives from Herff-Jones will be here on Thursday to hand out caps and gowns.  Please bring money to pay final balances. 

Juniors and Seniors: The junior/Senior Prom will be held on Saturday, April 25th at 7:00 p.m..  The theme for the 2015 prom is a Roaring Night in NYC.  Decorations will highlight an urban cityscape with a contemporary take on the roaring twenties.  Highlights of this year's prom includes a new DJ and an option to have a buffet dinner at the Urban Grille (formally the Brass Ring).

Ticket sales will begin on April 8th.  The cost of a prom ticket, including dinner will be $25 PER PERSON. Tax and tip are included.  The cost of a prom ticket with out dinner is $10.Refreshments will be served during the dance.  A photographer will be available for prom pictures at both the Urban Grille and the school.  This is the first year s formal dinners has been offered as part of the prom. There will be two dinner seatings available to choose from- one at 4:30 p.m. and one at 5:30 p.m.        

 

 

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Many National Honor Society students are available for one hour of tutoring this week.  If any LHS student would like help with homework we can assign an NHS member during your lunch period or during the 2 hours in the morning before school.      

The Prom Dress Recycling Program needs donations.  Please bring dresses to the Salon on Main at 160 E. Main St. or Logan Clay Priducts.  Dresses will be given away on Saturday April 21 from 9-4 at Logan Clay Products.  Call 385-7942 for further information.  

Sophomore Class fundraiser pick-up will be in on Wednesday,  March 25, in the guidance office, from 2:30 - 4:00.

Thespian Troupe meeting on Wednesday 3/18 room 316 at 2:30.

    

All athletes participating in spring sports must attend the mandatory meeting with a parent Tuesday march 3 in the cafeteria.  Attendance is required for eligibility.  

Seniors- local scholarship applications are due on Monday, March 2, at 8 a.m..  All of YOUR applications should be turned in together in a folder.  Counselors will attach the transcripts.  Late applications will be marked and may not be processed.  

Boys track practice for those that are not competing in a winter sport starts on Monday.  Bring clothes and be prepared to go outside. 

Girls Varsity Track and Field will begin on March 2 from 2:45 - 5:00.  All athletes must have a completed physical to participate.  If you were unable to attend the information meeting, there is information regarding Girls Track and Field available in the Athletic Office.  If you have any questions, please EMAIL coach Sevcik.   

2nd Annual Spring Craft Show and More.  Saturday March, 7 from 9:00 - 3:00.  Many raffles and hourly door prizes.  

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Student Council members: Please check your school EMAIL. 

Attention all students. Celebrate My Drive is paying for all high school students to attend the girls basketball game on Saturday night.  The Lady Chiefs can win the outright league championship with a win against the Lady Warriors of Warren.  This is a huge game for the girls and they invite all students to attend and cheer them on to a win.  If you are planning on attending, you must pick up a ticket  during lunch periods in the athletic office before the game. No free admissions will be granted on game day.  

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Juniors and Seniors: Please log into your google account and vote if you are interested in having a post prom . 

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Class rings may be ordered during lunch periods on Thursday, February 4 during lunch periods.  A $75 deposit is required.  Ring information is available in the office.  

BOYS GOLF: There will be a meeting for any boy interested in playing golf next year, on Thursday at the end of first period.  Students will be called over the PA.  

To All Sophomores: Remember to sell your five items to help raise money for the prom.  Money and orders are due in to Miss Norway in the guidance office on Friday, February 13.  

The Hope Blooms Organization will be holding a coat/hat/gloves and sock drive this week for the local shelters.  Students who bring in these items will be invited to a pizza party after the meeting on Monday, February 9.  Students will need to be picked up after the meeting at PC.  Hope Blooms will be re-organizing on Monday, February 9.  If you have worked with this organization, please plan to attend,  Free items will be given out.  Also, friends are encouraged to attend.  

   

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College goal Sunday is Feb. 8th. Get your financial aid questions answered.  See the guidance office for further information.  

Winter sports king and queen voting is now open until Friday at 2:30 p.m.. In order to vote please login to your school email and click on the link provided.  You may only vote once.   

Order your 2014-2015 LHS yearbook now.  Orders can be placed at Smart-pay.com or see Mrs. Barry in room 219 for an order form.  Order before February 14 when the price increases.  

Local scholarships will be passed out to seniors and made available to past graduates on February 2nd.  Completed applications will be due back on March 2nd, to the guidance office.  

Softball individual instruction will now be on Mondays and Wednesdays at the Middle school from 3:00 - 4:30.   

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All student council members and class officers need to meet Thursday, January 29 during morning announcements in the library for pictures for the yearbook.

There will be a Key Club meeting on Monday, February 2 in Mrs. Myers' room 202.    

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Reminder for Thespian Troupe Members: Showcase rehearsals are this week with Mrs. Riggs in room 316.  Please remember to report for your assigned rehearsal. 

All students involved with Hope Blooms, meeting will start on Monday, January 26 at 3:00 in the high school lecture hall.

Students interested in attending Tri - County,  please make sure you get your completed application into the guidance office as soon as possible.    

Tickets are on sale this week in the athletic office for the Winter Wonderland Dance.  Tickets are $3.00.

 

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Girls soccer- On Tuesday, 1/20 we will have a short meeting regarding winter training. Please meet in Ms. Pichels room immediately following announcements for information. 

Boys tennis- All boys interested in playing tennis this spring should attend a meeting on Thursday January 22, at the beginning of 7th period in room 161 with Coach Seimer.  Important details for conditioning and participation requirements will be presented.  This is a "must attend" meeting.  

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The Thespian troupe will have a meeting today, Wednesday 1/14, after school in room 316. All members are expected to attend. 

Night school is being offered through Beyond The Bell beginning on Tuesday 1/20.  Classes are being offered in Algebra 1, English 1,2,&3.  Any students who failed the 1st and 2nd 9 weeks in these classes can recover credit this 9 weeks.    

-See Wendy in the office or Mrs. Hildreth in room 145 for information or to register.  

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Baseball Players- There is hitting today from 5-7 at the middle school.

High School Archery open tryouts will resume today at 6:00 p.m. at the Old Sprouts Building on Chieftain Dr. and will continue through Thursday.  If questions contact Coach Sheets  at 808-2283.

Indoor Track Practice for Sprinters only is cancelled.

CURRENT SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS:  Ohio Business Week (OBW) is an exciting weeklong summer program that gives eligible high school students  from around the state unique, hands on experience with business and entrepreneurship.  Students learn directly from the pros how to establish and run their own company.  Hosted on a college campus, students are also able to experience what campus life is like, and lay the groundwork for a successful future,  If you are interested in attending OBW, please see Ms. Norway in the guidance office, or Mrs. Myers in room 202.

 

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JV Girls Bowling Team - No JV girls bowling match tonight.

Boys track distance training group will not be practicing this afternoon.  Please check the sites for details on what you should OYO this afternoon and weekend.  

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Amy Reichling

Administrative Assistant

Logan High School

Main Office

14470 St. Rt. 328

Logan, Ohio 43138

(740)385-2069 ext. 1606

(740)385-9564 fax