Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Left Steve Bourgin is dumbfounded as to his next dance step, (d a.) Even though most freshmen do not yet have their license, they are still escorted to the dance, as demonstrated here by Shawn Stroud and Pat Walsh, (m.w.) Shelley McDaniel Student Life 23

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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

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SENIORS PIG-OCJT The annual senior banquet took on a different atmosphere this year. The seniors of '86 were the first class to enjoy a pig roast and a barbecue-style meal at the Izaak Walton Lodge. Opposed to previous semi- formal banquets of past graduating classes, the seniors enjoyed dancing in their Hawaiian clothes and socializing by the lake. The peak event of the evening was the roasting'' of the top ten honor students and five additional seniors who were voted to be roasted by their classmates. In roasting, the roastee is seated in front of the room while a friend tells of his or her most embarrassing moments and habits. A committee of junior class members took part in cleaning and renovating the lodge to make the banquet the best it could be for the seniors. The juniors also barbecued and served the food for the seniors and provided them with their favorite music at the gathering. The senior roasts were the highlight of the evening at the 1986 Senior Banquet. Humor and embarrassment are often the outcome of getting roasted, as shown here by co-valedictorian David Bartholomew, (w.h.) Before the banquet Laura Cooksey. Melanie included dancing and checking out the view of Harris, and Kathy Brenning take part in a game the lake, (s.m.) of cards. Other get acquainted activities 24 Student Life Shelley McDaniel