Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Nathan Detroit looks broken as Southstreet tells him that there is no place for the game (llj) Tim Hartman. Matt Sharb. Eddie VanBibber. Jeff Witt. David Bartholomew. Ray Turner. John Woltz. Dwight Goss. James Funk. Jim Blair. Jeff Daubenmire. Kelly Warren. Mike Walsh. Jim Waid. John Smith. Erik Stump. Jon Tompkins, (ds) Cuban dancers add life to the stage with their dress, (ds) These people are from a mission? (ds) These 3 singers. Dwight Goss. Eddie VanBibber. and James Funk “Can Do when it comes to singing on stage? (ds) Musical Lisa Justice 21

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 0Kic6 ccfo, t£eir 6ee£ i t tfinti Every year the students look forward to the Logan High School musical, which is held in April. There are auditions for parts, and then practices begin. The students work long, hard hours to put on a show that any director would be proud of. This year's musical was Guys Dolls written by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows, with music and lyrics by Frank Loesser. This year's production was directed by Mr. Stephen B. Stought, Miss Carleen Graham, and Mrs. Susan Dietz. Along with Ms. Cecilia Woltz as choreographer and Mrs. Bobbie Smith as art director. The efforts of these people provided a major step toward the success of the musical. The musical centers around Broadway characters: Nathan Detroit (John Woltz), Miss Adelaide (Laura Vice), Sky Masterson (Jeff Daubenmire), and Sarah Brown (Susie Weaver) who are involved in two wacky love stories. The main action concerns gamblers, their girls and their troubles. The chief difficulty they encounter in- volves choosing between the rolling of the dice and the beating of the heart. I thought that we were doing Guys Dolls, not Cinderella. (D.S.) Between scenes Jenny Rooper appears to be taking a quick nap while Lisa Mount and Brent Pol- ing look on. (D.S.) 20 Musical Lisa Justice

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A NIGHT IN HEAVEN Upon entering the cafeteria. Colleen McGreevy begins an exciting evening at her first formal dance. K-« Todd Myers and Brenda Schrader take a rest from dancing to sit in the candlelight One event many high school students will remember all of their lives is their first formal dance, and students in the class of '89 are no exception. On Saturday, May 10th, the freshman class attended their first formal dance which was held in the high school cafeteria. ''Heaven being the theme, they danced under pastel colors accented by clouds and balloons. The class chose Cherish to be their song for the oc- casion. Dresses and tuxedoes of all styles and colors produced a nice variety among the students. Following the formal dance, the freshmen attended a Post Dance held at the Youth Center to end their night on a good note. A lot of planning and work went into making the 1986 Freshman Dance the great success that it was. The entire class sold candy bars at school in order to raise money for the dance. The advisors of the freshman class, Mr. Fraunfelter and Mrs. Hermann, helped the students plan the dance as well as the other various activities the class took part in. Congratulations to the class of 1989 on making their Freshman Dance a successful and memorable event. Freshman Susan Mosure enjoys some cookies and punch that were served for refreshments at the dance. 22 Student Life Shelley McDaniel