Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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There Comes a Time On Friday, May 27, 1988, three hundred and one graduating seniors took their last journey down the stadium steps as students of Logan High School. The commencement took place in perfect weather conditions at the Bill Sauer Field. The LHS band provided the music for the graduation exercises. The traditional ‘‘Pomp and Circumstance” and “March Pontifical” were played for the processional and recessional, respectively. Also, an arousing rendition of the “Love Theme from St. Elmo's Fire” was played as the senior request song. Co-Valedictorians Jenny Ireton, Tracy Noble, Matt Sharb, and Lori Vorhees participated in the ceremonies. Matt welcomed everyone to the Commencement Exercises. Matt stated, “It is you, Mom and Dad, to whom we owe the greatest thanks.” Jenny presented the class address as she spoke of the significance of the high school diploma. She said, “This isn’t just an ordinary piece of paper, it symbolizes many hours of studying and learning, through which we have acquired the knowledge to succeed.” Tracy Noble gave the class farewell,closing with, “Though the time has come to say farewell, we still have the memories to cherish in our hearts.” The invocation and benediction was given by Lori Vorhees. The guest speaker for the evening was Dr. David Maze, father of Brian Maze, a member of the Class of 1988. Maze spoke of gaining freedom and responsibilities. He concluded his speech by saying, “Your freedom awaits you as you accept the responsibility we confer upon you. May you live the balance of your lives with an abundance of freedom and responsibility.” The class motto, There comes a time in our lives when we must take flight and try our wings,” will indeed inspire the freedom and responsibility Dr. Maze spoke of. It is time for the Class of 1988 to take that first flight and try their own wings as they ‘fly’ into adulthood. 28 Wiona Altic

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Paradise Island provided the entertainment at this year's prom. Here the band warms up for their next set. Prom 2 The Year of the Dragon came to life during the 1988 Prom. Here is one of the many wonderful stained glass windows to help represent the Oriental Theme. StyLJB Getting pictures taken is a tradition at the prom. Here, Heather Bond and Mike VanBibber pose in front of the Oriental- Styled background.

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The Top 10 Academic Honor Students — 1st row — Co-Valedictorians Jenny lreton, Tracy Noble, Matt Sharb, and Lori Vorhees — 2nd row — Janet North. Crystal Inboden, Birdi Schultz, Billie Kneece, Brice Frasure, and Wiona Altic. Smiling with tears in her eyes is Tonya Fisher, as she takes her place in line to make her final march as an LHS student. Clad with their cap and gown in hand is Sam Eggleston, John Coomer, and Sean Spatar, as they get ready to go to the auditorium before graduation. Graduation 29