Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1928 volume:

TERIVIAN GROUP TEST OF MENTAL ABILITY For Grades 7 to I2 Prepared by Lewis M Terman Stanford University Callfornla XAMINATION FORM B N e ,is-cfazaf X351 tllaln at line Q, gitoflf Boy or girl Gra e High or ow Age last birthday f Date o alnrthday Mfgilfu' 'I J 0 Name of city for countyl U if fi, 07 My Name of school J I K...--, Name of teacher .MQ avg ,Q WIN, 0 Date of th1s exammatlon I 9 Day Do not turn the page unt11 you are told to TEST ScoRE REMARKS OR FURTHER DATA . Information . Best Answer H . Word Meaning . Logical Selection . Arithmetic . ' Sentence Meaning . Analogies . Mixed Sentences . Classification . Number Series Total gs' P Copyright,r9zo,byWorld Book Co.,Yonkcrs-on-Hudson,N.Y Copy 'gh ' G B ' ' . All gh! rwd. TGTMA: B- 9 4 f -y mm G 'N If X X Xyxv I I 4 514 Q N11 f 0 X 4' 7 529 5 Q SLS 5 Q fb If Q, I . 1 r M A gk- QX ll 32' Z W E253 . lg Z . W ORDER OEF BOOKS DNUNISTRATTON CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS ACTHHTH5 ATHLETTCS SNAPS HXHETY CALENDAR THE AMPHEION 33 A Record of the School Year at Logan High 1927--28 MAR-IORIE VERNON AXIARLI I DL Nl ORD lid!! Ii ll FUREWORD F 'FIJIE contents of this Ai book xwnl create in the readerzifeehng of newfhope and understanding- If it will cause him to look backacunsthisyearwddihap- pnerthoughtg and awakenin hinn a desne for a bigger and better hfe, 'Then its purpose wdll be realized. '-five 7 M440 1 .o e DEDICATION O HIM whose workin the field or on the highway of business life, has made possible our lives and happy surroundings. To her whose affection, con- scientious effort and patient toleration in the home, have inspired in us the ideals for a more noble life. To our fathers and mothers who have sacrificed to provide our valued opportunities, to our parents we respectfully dedicate these pages. W 1 5 Spring O years, gone down into the past. What pleasant memories come to me Of your urrtroublea' days of peace And hours almost of ecstasy. Fall fl'C.Yf76l' green Me ,mzifing leaves tllffjlfzl-I And gl1'tz'eri11,Q as they tumble Cheer the day. Winter The creature of thot scarce likes to tread fJ7Z the delicafe carpet so richly spread A mantle fair as lily leaves. e Pathway Where is the heart ll'aQ Lillfb Iltlf keep, Within its innwx! core, I Some fond rememlrramfe Hidden deep ol' days that are 110 IIIOVLHJH The River The deepest ice which ever froze Can only o'er the surface close. The living stream lies quick below And flows, and cannot cease to flow ji? -11115, 11. X71 s- 'I ' 'Aff' I , . .,- ,, , hfflrvf fvlfrvv ,-7f'.:'Il-ll ,,4Q.4,,,- , -A 5 14, ,,5, rrx A-, .Ill a,,,h ADMJINJIST ATJION ph., I 1 wad 1 V, K J Y 1 K A lj ,j J f f. JW ,JVJ wJ hifi A lj' J fi M ' L 1 r f Q, f 'I iff W I fd N 1 -f X 1 1 f ' 3 if ,I ,-'J T V X lv X J iwgk i' MR, X. XY. f:HRlS'l'l'XN5hY Much cretlit if dun Mr. Cliristiztnsun xx hats liclpctl in twcry ptmwiblc wut' in the editing ot this tiniiuul. It if our tlusiru to vxprsss to him our ztppivcizttioti limi liib willing ztmsistztnce in its protitlction. is PRINCIPAL HARDING Through Principal llarding's genial dispo- sition and keen intelect, he has endeared him- self to every student, He has put forth an effort to inspire in all students, higher ideals, stronger morals and a deeper desire to serve. Under his direction these things are becoming paramount on our campus. -14- ALVORD BUDGE Sfzrdezzf liody l'Vexidcz1! .'XlYOl'Ll has been Llll exceptionally' active Slu- Llent Bully President. It has been Ll Llillicult yean' because of the new surroundings and luck of funds, but he and his workers have mustered these obstacles and made 11 successful year We wish Chula success in his future fields ol' uciivilv. ..15,, w W IRA COLE Head, .watbematzcs Depl ELLEN BARBER llmd, lfuglisb Dept. MR. F. M. YOUNG Head, Soc. Science Dept Nl! .H A l I II C me cial Depf. jf! D 5 MRLA. j. SOUTHWICK Q3 Q . ' Head, Music Dept. . iff. J! L L LL .R 1 I RL' , I ,. ,. . N, Mlss VNVENNEGREN Qecretary to Principal X MR. j. ADAMS Instructor, Typewfiting NIRS. EFFIE BRONVN Head, Home Ec. Uept. l .Ev ,. MR. P. A. PEDERSON Head. 'yiggce Deipt. L .. -f ,. L- D 2 V M155 DELLA NIORRELL Dean of Girls Instructor, English Y fw if, n A1155 SOUTHVVICK Head, Public Speaking Depl. Xlli. R, I1.XX'mLLums Head, Art Dvpf. Mass Rovvuxn Hama lfcolmzzzirs MR. CuRls'1'usow .llzlsic Insfrmttor MRS, JENSEN Ubrarialz MR. CROOKSTGN lluml, Phys. lid. Dept, NKISS 'I'HA1N llrml, .llndcrn Ldllglilib Deparinzelzt NIR. Llxrfoxn limi ,1I11111mI Tmiuiiz Dept. M155 Xmsox llrfzd, Plvyx, I:11', DUN I MR. Phcli SWILII Suivlnfu and llulmmzg Coach Wi , W if lilffffi T TW' V51 lf!,f'1l.,- Lf'L ,W K QW' Faculty THE work accomplished by the faculty of l9Z8 certainly needs to be commended. They have established two events which will become annual affairs at the Logan High School. The dedication services and parents' day on November 30, was sponsored by the faculty. Each teacher contributed valuable assistance in its success. The art exhibit was an extremely educa- tional event put over for the public as well as the students. This was sponsored by the fac- ulty with special thanks to Mr. Williams, head of the Art Department, and other artists of Utah. Through the cooperation of the faculty many of the difficulties which confront a stu- dent body have been successfully solved. - V ,ff .4 EL! --. fvzwt ,. .ffi 1 -18, CLASSES EU Q9 KW F 1 -- 7 V Zfxfffdfdlf f-:Wake f wk- ' ,JL pa- M ' Q' 4 1 WV J FJ .1 'lf XX Kill. Q lil nm Vs. r ir l , f 9 E ki ALLEN WEST li.X'l'llRYN C1RIl4l5IN .fXlf'I'OX li,Xl.l-.XNl 'enior Class Pres.: Grizzly l.os De Lihris. YS: Huskers. Sihfxjl Elin? Nliisk- - - - , ,, . ,, V ,Y . U' ers .u. -1--iz .ecreziry an' Student Bully IA' 25' Nl'm'll Cr Ut lllkmh' SeniorCl:1ss.'2S2 llresiilent l Y s ik 3 ll X: St f l is izjs Officer. '27-'23, School Play. ssn.. .Xniphion .Xihletic .X Sriiff. MISS SOL lillXYlCli .Xl.lSlfR'li SUL'I'llXYlCli xldrixor .flilrjxor , is 1 l Senior Class Officers N, 43 '! ffri.. 5 I 1'1lT llll SIQNIUR Cllziss of '18 wus one ol' the ileslinguisheil classes ol' the , j -IL school year, due primzirily to the lllLllYlLlLlLllllj' ilispluyeil in gill things sponsored by the class, The first mark ol inilivicluzility was shown in lhe choice of class huilges instead ol czmls. The Seniors slooil upurl from the other students by the lxnlge which hull on ll white hzickground ii purple '26, the class colors. The Seniors won the stunt contest helil on Deilicgnion Day. ilihe tug ol' nur zicross the creek with the junior liellows xx L15 zinolher inieresling victory. 'lihe annual Senior Bull was helil Nlurch 3. in the Logan lligh School gyxnngisiinn. The hull xxzis very cleverly clecorgneil in pink. hlne ginil yellow. 'lihose who Liltemleal haul Lin enjoyable time, 431, J x li JJ X3 . PAUL lN'l.AUGH,-ANS' Opera, 127-PIB, Rffipscvdy' 'Z7' Foogzall,-' L. P's Ba etba I J om Ec. lub, ii's Q -gjia A A Blacyl' W jf ' ,Q ALVORD BLLDGE Student Body Presg junior Class Pres, Bus. Mgr. Am- phiong School Play, '27, Class Officer Sophomores. MARGARET SMART Los De Lebrosg Opera. ZS: Rhapsody, ,Z7-,281 Dance Club, '27, Girls Glee. RULON SORENSEN Basketball, '27-'Z8: L. P'sg Boy's Glee, '28, Ag. Club, 'Z5g Senior Class Officer. BERNICE BOYLE Opera, '27-'28g Los De Le- brosg Kodak Clubg Dance Club, Girl's League. 1ef'f,f'f.l-f'7filW' SQL grail fffd.g ?1,ff' TWH yqfglfqwg :N zfia f ,Ia 2 Q MAC VAL HARDY K I I Opera, '26-'27-'28, Rhapso y '27, Basketball, '27, L, P's??dfV-XWOS M X, E! -, ,,'-txxllgy T 7270, QA. T BETH MERRlLL Vice-Pres. Student Body, '283 School Play, '25, Inter- class Debating, '25-'26, Am- phion Staff, 'Z7: Vice- re, S we ,. junio C V X lj, ' 1 S' xr! W K Ai. L FDRDk Q' For tball, 5 ' Cl b,l. 28-I 1- Bus. Mgr. A . I x,O'per . ptr' '27-'ZSS Seni r Class HRM ' v , 1 L! LALRA LEE PARKER Eos De behrosg French Club gbbgkix A vflfllsl T QQ AE, ei SML , 951. f- , segjilia .W LAURA XELSON Editor of Grizzly: Rhap- sody, '26-,273 Girl's Basket-- ball Mgr., '27-'Z8g One-act Play Contest, '27, Maskers Club President, 'ZH ., 4,0 ,44-1' ' n fflfff lfilli Botlv Yell Mzwter Clam Olliter, Staff, lioothall Dramaties, '27-'ZH fzf9rYllA I MfMf,L W A412 Opera, 'ZSQ Maskers. l27- 28: Girl's Glee: Dance Cluh. '27-'28, Girl's Track Mgr.. '28, GLIF IIOVFM.-XN Li PJ Basketball, '20-'2T3 Football, '26-l27. 'l'HliLMA SMITH Girl's Athletic Assng llome Ec. Club, '25, ,in ,,,LV. ,. V14 ,A 3, .Y , iafxlx.. i - LZL1'-1 r r-X, ,J fp ,gf Aiiinnitl- . lfnteretl from Swan Lake 5 lligh School, '28, Boys Lea- gue: L. P, EDNA KERR Chorus. '2o: Glee, '2S3 G1-iera, 'ZS , , . ,f . . I i ELDON GARDENER Grizzly Stall. '26-'27-'28: School Play. '28, Inter-clasx Dehates. '203 llaskefs Cluh, 4271 Kodak Cluh. '27-ZS. li5'l'HliR KIXCKSOX School Debating. '2S: Inter- class Debates: Lincoln lis- hay Medal. 3llL'l'OX LXRSEX 5oothall. '26: Track. 28: Art Cluh. '20: Ag Cluh, '25, Boy's League. ' s I ,,l rt X w I as JL ' 14.1 - ,- l , mlgll , M w 2? ,UL we M ,f , ' 025 . WLM mxfmgidf , A Q3 f 5 wah -M .Qi 131411, ala M 'l -r'b L 0 '74090 N LOWELL ART GEOR AXN'lClXS KJV Basketball, '27-'28, Football, '25, l.. P's., '27-'zsg Ag Club, '25, Track, '26. RUBY JAMES Girl's League, Commercial Club, Home Ec. Club, '25 '26 AUSTIN FIFE Swimming, '27-'28, Poetry Medal, '28, Inter-class De- bating, Debating Sq l, '28, ' Q2 FFFIE BARR S Commercial Club '26, Ilolne Ee. Club. 125. ULESS NASH Football, '25, Track, '25, Brlalletball, '25-12 L, P, Wxxi, ,Wi ,QW fill L q? Rhapsody, '24, Music Club. 24: Girl'5 Glee, '28?ve W fwf Principle, '28 I-1 JW' 2 1 ROBERT HULL ,SEQ Boy's Glee, '26-'27, Opera. '27, Football, '25, L. P's. 4? EVELYN REEDER 5 Girl's League Pres, Am- phion Staff, School Play '27, Los De Lebros, School De- bat r. f ,f G GESEN Football, '26, L. P., Am- .V phion Stall. '28, Kollul4'2'V Club, '27, Rhapsody, '27, . LQ f 1-sf'-f'4 LJK, Lecyvif ffw -IOSEPHINE ADAMS 4'- Flome Ee. Club, '25, Corn-4,551 I me-rcirll Club,-'25, DHUl7CflS Z Club, Girlls League. fJ4z4.9 lffj.,-, , . .ff f 'X P X J' 11:21, .V f' - P 1 i 2 ' f . Q? A . ' , ' 7 , 'NJ ' l V f ' ,gw g A W HT,-L 'u ' A' , , 4 J .J ' , F Q' 0 ' cvvk SYBIL Cl'lRlS'lAlAXSLX Commercial Club, '26-'27, Girls League, THAYER BfXRRlS Traekg Operag Male Gleeg Bzmdp Orchestra. STELLA GAMBLES Opera, 'Z73 Glrl's Glee. EVEN OWEN li0Otball. !25-'26-'ZTQ 'lgrucli 26-'27-'ZS1 Basketball. '252 School Play, '26, 1OSEPl'llNE Sulllll Opera. '26-'27-'Z92 Rhupsmly 'ZTZ .-Xrt Club. '27-'ZSZ Grin- zley Stalfg Girl's Glee. ,XRClllE lllLL Cummercizxl Club: l3uyE Clee: Boy's League Slil.Nl.X HAXSOX llume lie. Clubi Girlk Glee 'Nz Glrl's League. fm., 4 df' 'L 5,1 If - fr f X HQ 1 ffllrxfzoffly B.u-L1xu Clubg Boys League Xl,XRG,XRll'l' RlCl LXR DS ' 9 Vrenelx llperu, 'Zhi l res, 4 Clubi School l listuriun 1 llume lic. Club. '2lw. , l l lklil. lili.XNlP'l'ON Qummercizxl Club. 'lliz Buy f C N W Lcgrguez Riulio Club Prea dent. 5 LM ' GLENN HUMPHREYS Opera, '26, L. Ps. Boy's Lea- gueg Band, '25-'27-'ZSQ Or- chestra, '28 LUCILE BAXTER Opera, '26-'28g Comme 'al Club, '26-' lg Q' s '26-'28, rir' agu. Il 0 5 NEWEL JEFFS lfootball, '25-'ZOQ Track, '25, Class Debator, '25, B0y's League. WANDA BINGHAM Opera, '26-'27-'28g Rhap- sody, '26-'27g Home Ec. Club, '25, Commercial Club, 'ZCSQ Girl's Glee, '26-'27-'28 OSWALD CLAR K E Boy's League. f-my t 12, W ' 9 N FAYE BROWN Los De Lebrosg Opera, 'Z6g Commercial Club, '26g Girl's League. 'ex LYMAN PACKER L. Club: Football, '27-'28, VIRA SMITH Commercial Club, '26-'28, Girl's Athletic Assn. F RED SCHOLES Boy's League, GRACIA STEWART Home EC. Club: Commer- cial Clubg Amph' n Staff Q7ZfiZ'2ff 26 ' xfwlfw M' - ,aff . K 5 .f5' MARION RliDl5ORD Commercial Club, ,273 Grip ' zly Sraffg 1. P. i AXDA IXlORRliLL Op a, '20-'ZTQACunrmcrcial ub, Cvirl's Clceg Girl's Lcague ' 1 X 75 A ELDOX '1Axx?1L, h ri . Ps., '27-'ZSL Opera. l l S3 Male Glee. '20-'ZH-'ZSQ Commercial Club, 'ZTQ Boyk League. B I ETI IEL ALLEY Girl's League. LEGRAND SPENCER Basketball, '273 Amphion i Staff, 'Z73 B0y's Glee: Rhap- sody, '27g l.. Ps. GENEVA KR.-XllliMBL'llLE Girls Athletic Assn.: Girl: League: Daubcrs. , B PK i3 V Blfxxr laicsiix 'B Opera, '27-'ZSL Rliapsody. N '2T: .Kg Club, 24: Glee Club. A '27: licmfs l.0ague, Q .XIVIUX CRliSS.fXl.l, liiriis Glee: Girl's league. COXRXD PIETIERSOX Bzmrl: Orchestra: Commer- ri rl Club 1417? SC 0 JLNQ 'VJ V V DNA Rli :DIXG Girl3 League: llcmme lic. Club. V252 Commercial Club. '25, 2 if . 5 Z. tip Kfgfanflififjvhn 'CA wks, l ROZELLA JACOBSON Girl's League: Home Ec. Club. ' r HENRY SQUIRES Swimming Team: Boy's League, L, Ps, -IEWELL ALLEN Kodak Club, '26-'27, Grizz- ley Stall, '28, Rhapsody, '26 '273 Home Ec. Club, '25, Girl's Athletic Assn, , I ld! MA lf f ,f ox R 'BUDGE -L l T, l, 26- 273282 Club ' , - 2 as ' lj I. Psy.-Xmphl n St l l f RLTH WISER l Commercial Club, '25-'27 Amphron Stall, 27-'29 FRED HODGSON Opera. '26-'27-'28, School Play. 128: Xlaskers, '283 l,.. Ps., 27-'28, Rhapsody, '26, KA'l'HRYN MITCHELL Home EC. Club, Commercial Club. l26-'28, Radio Club '27, Freshman Debator, EYERETT LARSON Band, Orchestra, Boy'5 League RUTH BENNETT Dance Club. '26-'27- 283 Los De Lebros, '28: Opera, '27- '2Sg Kodak Club, '26g Rhap- sody, '26-'27. GEORGE SORENSON Basketball, '25-'27-'28: Track. '25, Commercial Club, '26-'27. WILLIAM KOWALLIS Football, '25-'26-'Z7: Cap- tain, '28, Basketball, '25-'26- '273 Captain. '2S: Track, '25- '26'27-'28, l.. Club. JOAN GEDDISS Opera, '273281 Masker Club. '26-'Z7: Glee. '26-'27-'2S: Rhapsody, '27-'28 DOUGLAS XXIXDSWORTI I Boys League. EDNA SKlI'l'll Senior Class Ollicer: Rhap- sody, '27, Maskers, '28, Opera, '27: Home lic. Club. '24 MERLE Sl'lliPARD Boys Glee Club: Boys Lea- gue, '25, Track. '26-'28 a. l 'al gl 1 7 ,s 2 ss l ' l jg, MELBA ESCHLER Commercial Club, '251 Home lic. Club. '25g lnter-class Debates: Opera, '28, School Debating, '28 EDGAR lllBB.XRD Bannl. '25-'27-'ZSZ Rhap- sody, '27g Commercial Club, Boy's League. NLXRMIORIE LJXRSEN Girls Glee. '25-28: Dance Club. '28: Opera. '27-'2S2 llome lic. Club. '25-'261 Cap- tain of Skating, AMOS GISRBER Aniphion Staff. '2S: .-Xrt Club. '27-'2S: Track. '27- '2S: Opera, '26. ELXICE STOUT Girl's League: French Club '26-'27-28: Home Ec, Club. '2-li Girls Glee. '27-'28 WYOIVIA DUNN Opera, '27-'28, Dance Cluit. '27, Commercial Club, '27' G1ri's Glee, '27-28. C 11 DONALD WADSWORT I I Masliers, '27-'28g S. A. R Medal State Contest, Play '27g Debating. '23, Boys League. AUDREY Loi-:MAN llome Ec. Club, '25-'27: GirI's Glee, '27-'ZSZ Commer- cial Club, 'Z7g Opera. '26- '27-'Z31 Rhapsody, 'Z7. STANLEY SHOUPE Opera, '27-'28g Cvlee Cluh '27-'28g Radio Club, 'Z8g Ag Club, 'Z5. CLARA PHIPPEN Opera, '25-'27-'ZSQ Rhapsody. 'ZTQ Glee, '26-'Z7-'28, Home Ec. Club,V'25. FRANCIS SCI-IOLES Opera, '28, Track, 'Z7: Foot- ball '26-27328: L. Club. ATI ILEEN DAI ILE GirI's League. A RCI-I I E BLANCHARD Commercial Clubg I... PSV? Boy's League. JANE MERRILL Ex. Comm. Freshman and junior Class Dance Clubg Student Body Officerg Opera, Rhapsody. VERNON TAYLOR Football. '28g Track, '27-'28: Boy's League. l . l I ,- - l tl v 1 I AIFQFU. K usual? IX -'A I. ss N ,fgxbj u I IVA' ' I' v X ' KATHLEEN NIEACII,-NNI ' School Play, '27-'ZSJ fum-Il V '24?'27: Masliers Club. '27- '28, L05 De Lebros, '2H: Dance Club. RULON EAMES Football, '25-'Z6'27: Truck Football, '25-'26-'27, Track, Club: Track Captain, ANNIE KIOIINSOX Commercial. '26, Home lic Club, '25, Glrlls Cvlee Club, '27-'28, Opera, '23 ALVIN ATKINSON Football. '27-,285 Boyk League. EVA ANDERSON Cvirl's League: Home lic, Club. '25, L, .3e:n,:,u:,.,L7..L, wm,:...z.L..i I I I ' .XLION IDM ll.Ii zl . il Ag Club. '25, SWIIHIIIIII '26, Boys League. fl I ll ll B.'XliII.XR.X 'l'.XRBE'l' llome ISC Club. '34-'za ll Dance Club: Opera, '26-'27: I Girls cam. . f nf i .,,L,L.,.. L-. , 1' ,V , jj JI! 0 I I I I 0' ' 1 , I f 7 l' HIERNLXN BLAZER ' I Boyls League. I PHYLIS IfIOlfI,ER Commercial Club. '26: Home lg Ee, Club. '25-'27, :l ll ig-, .... - . ,,, I I MARK XELBERGER 5 Sec. Student Body, '28, Mgr. 2 School Play, '28, Maskerk 'I Club, '26-ZS: L. Ps: Com- mercial Club.!'27. l 'I lf , IA, IW I I! ,W'l'7'l l X -L ,L....., ., ..., ,V url lf , bxw fvwllw I . lj! f 5 ll W I Hwy ' Wg 'Q l I W 'l 1. JV ,lf GN JVV I ll .,, - .ull -,fu V H W , A. lk X Ns I kgllnlv If . ff I, l IJ l fxyvw 1 I BERGETTA ANDRUS Opera, '26-'27g Girls Glee, '26-'ZTJ Home Ec. Cluh, '26- l273 Girl's League. ,, ,r 1 1 , . H, JV.-4 ff. fB i - ir ' f ' g.5RL Bopgrjo -' f' oy's League. J- ' 1 - A 8 . ,1 l r 1 Bl EA RLE ASTL E Girl's League. JOHN SMITH School Play, 'ZSQ Opera Priii- , cipal. 'Z73 Masker's, 'Z8t School Song Leader. ,272 Sophomore Class Pres. '26, MAYME HUXS.-XKER Commercial Clubg Girl's Glee, '28 :Mx f 1 A ,L 11 f'il,f'vf b ffl J EARL ANDERSON Football, '25-127-'28, Radio Club, L, Ps, Swimming, '25-'26-'27-'ZSQ L. Club, IONE SMITH Commercial Cluhg Home Ec. Club, '25-'Z7. ROBERT JENNINGS L. Ps, Amphion Staff, 'ZSQ Commercial Clubg Football, '25-'26, BERNICE BAILEY Girl's League. KYRMELL IIICKMAN School Play, '28, Opera, '27- Z8g L. Psy Maskersg Fresh- man Pres. LUCILE BATEM.-XX Home EC. Club, '25-'265 Girl's League. JASPER CLARK Athleticsg Dramatics, IVA LOU KELLER Girl's League, DELBERT STEIX IJR Boy'S League, MARGARET L.-XRSON Orchestrag Girl's League. -l I M I ' FRED OWEN l.. Pa: .-Xmphion Staff. '27 Clam fix. Committee: Foot 7 hall. 'Ji-27: KmlakXClulw. '27 u 9 4 , U XIILDRED BAIR Girl's League. ,. f - . lillllfl. IIANSEN Dance Club, 'ZS7 Opera. 'ZT- '2H: Kodak' Club. 'ZTZ Girl'5 Glue. YS: Cmhmercial Club, . '76 lfl.URENCE IIOOPES llome lic. Club, 'Z-13253273 Cmmnercial Club. '25-'27g Daulvefs Club, '26-'27-'28 GXYlfXlYl'fRE RIUHXSOX School Play, '25-'ZS5 Opera, '20-'27-'ZSQ Nlaskerk Cluh, '26-'27-QS: Girl's Glee, '27-'285 Rlmpsolly, '27. DARW l X AND E RSOX Boys League. LAURA GREEN Girlls League. BERTHA KELLER Girl's League. SARA FLETCHER Home Ec. Club. '24-'25: Girl's Leagueg Girl'5 Glee, '27-'ZSQ Coastgig Club, 'Zz- '2 JUANITA ASH Girls Leagueg Grizzly Staff. HORTENSE ALLEN Commercial Club, llome EC Club: Girl's League. HAROLD MONSEN Boy's League. AFTON COLE Home EC. Club, '24-'25 Girls Athletic Assn., '25-'26 '27-'Z83 Girl's Glee. VIOLET STEFFENHAGEN Girl's League. IDA l-IICKMAN Girl's League. HXRRY l3lfCKS'lil:.XD .XXX NllfliRll.l. I.eRCJY .XXDIERSOX l,VL'3'ltfi'l1lt l'1t't'-l'rt'x1tlt'n1! .Nut rultiry MISS XlURRliI.l. ,Nlli CRUUliSl'tJX .ltltiwr .ltlrzxnr junior Class Officers i',Z7 '- IIIS IS the first year the graduates ol' '20 have been confronted --L with a serious and tlillicult problem and it was not until late in the year that they realized xx hat it meant to hold a party lor the school. lmally, coming to a delinite conclusion, they cecided to hold their junior Promenade at the Palais lD'or, Xlarch tllth. The hall was decorated with ferns and palms, lt was one ol' the most successful par- ties of the year, Athletics appears to be an interesting attraction for thetn as a large majority of the basketball team were members ol' the class. A number ot' juniors also participated in football. The juniors have a great many students in all activities which ol' course, will be an asset to them next year when they become the Lordly Seniors. L I J .. 4 CLYDE JONES LOIS HUMPHREY I MARGARET MORRELL 1 1 . TREYOR CLARK LEO SCHOW MARGARET EGBERT OLIVE WASDEN REUBEN HASLENI BOYD PULLEY MAE PEDERSON EMMA. HAWKINS CLYDE ,IORGENSON OWEN SORENSON RON I LLA HLINSAKER ,IULIA GREEN FRAN K FONNESBECK ,Q 4 XI U Y' ff f win jf Fr ff' LOIS LLOYD ELDON TORBENSEN IRVIN KNOWLES I EULA IEYERTON I J J ' AFTON EWER NIELVIX SQUIRES M3513 R HENDERSON' MA R I E KOWALLI S MAUDE 0 L Y I KE ,f LS N ERYL DUNIN ,.x1 4 ' IL 'W 'L MARGARET ROBBINS DEAN NIUSSER HEATH MORGAN NELLIE BELL THEODORE GI.AL'SIl II MARJORIIE CRAFTS NIJ W 55 , ang' HA!I:l. xulsox ,IOHN S'I'Iz'II1,IiIi LEGRAXD AIIENSEN RUTII SIIIYPHIYRI7 AFTOX IIARRI9 AI YIN STLCKI ' I . ll' 6 I B RON.-'XID ISOXYIQY fn . MARY llolxzscwx 5 IE J F X v 'I 'iaomtm '12q::Dl1.xM '- DONALD avlxomx LEO BY INGTOX ELS.-X SKIIIIFGITX LOUISE SCIIIIITGITN LESLIE IIAXYIQES If Ikxyu If 'lk . . . u ..r 4 v ,JL I I Rf I I X L ' K ,I QI! I, . 2.4 fs rx Lv X h K. 1 Xl IKIIE IIAYSIIN I -HIPS MI:ACI IAM ' rim A f I. 5 . ' Q ., 'fs I -f I-ff, 'f , 1 V , 4.1 .V 5 L ' ' XI I I .. 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Ms, A .MI I I 9 1. fr Q A N I' vg Y I o P41 ,, ,, Ili If X 1 . 141 Q' in - f ,., j D 6 Q Q I 12' T f MM V' yi' J ' --As- x I-NDI..-X JOHNSON ,uma surivuuiuzn V. IIIIANI WAYM.-KN 'IOXN I XRDON SYI XAN NI-VIJIIAM RIQTII NII-ISON NIABILI SII.-KW CI .-XYTON KQI ARKE MIl.I.I'R RYAN I LQY O.-XRIYNIER XIARG.-XRI:T WATSON RLISSEI. RICH AI.-XRGARIJI' NIAYEY ORliTA STl:PIII:NS ANN MILRRILL ANNA NI.-XIJIBERG U ' f J 7 , 1 1 A, 'l 1 x , t , , I r J N ' U ff. J' X. 1' ' '3 w ,l.XCK CIIRISILIEXSOX IKIEBBISCQX S'l'l:XX',Xli'l' lbtiltil AXS DOXIZ l'n'.mlt'11f l'fri'-lH'rt1iii'i11 .Xtm'1't'lr1rjv MISS Xlil,StlN Kill. XDXXIS .lil7'1,mz' .lrli Ixor Sophomores Class Officers IWW IIIS YH,-XR the Sophomores gigziin zissumetl the role ol the youngest 'al clziss, liowever. they have shown more signs ol' rczil clziss spirit :intl pep than any ol' the other classes. Klum' ol' their students have pzirticipgltetl in school activities, society and athletics, L'nxi'illing to he left out ol' anything, they won places in the Opera, School Platt :mtl hoth the .-Xmphion stall and Grizzly stuff. 'lihc Sophomores tlisplzttecl some ol' the Grizzly' spirit when they held their party Nlzirch Oth. 'lihey hz1,l zi lztrge number there :intl every- hotly had at good time, g sm 4 K 777wvwPw GLEN KERR LEAH OLSON FREEMAN BYINGTON GRANT KEATON -IUAYXWT.-X IANDON IK 1 ,L EMILY PICOT CLYDE MCCLILLOCK ROBE RT WRIGLEY MAR-IORIE SUTTON BETH CARDON RICHARD SONNE ALEX CHRISTENSON SI-I I RLFY NIELSON HULDA ZBINDEN WILLIAM SKI DMORE Q TL' ' 'V ku f' I I I N ,IENNETT Qgllhx I III WTI 1 I My . LSON TIM MII A XI ' SIE ' ly , I f. . ov Am LAWSON F- ,IX ' I . NNIS Hovev I, ff, I I I Lf I4 Q , . - 1 , I CHARLES IaIQbVvI:I j .M f I u BEATRICE'HCC.fPNSDIfI ,,,, . , jf I, I '- UV' IAZEL 'MDEN -A I J ALRKQLARSOXI ALE ISQWESJ A QRU-TH PETEHSON ' , Q, I I my 'yy I Z K ',53 ! 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WL1 -I ,Q W 7 . 5' :I :ff V 2-I4 Y I 2 a,,. ., AQ? 6 Iblil .XS I.L NDAHL XX .XXI1-X IJARKINSON LARUII HOOK IQLXA ILRICQKSON ZAI7.-X PFRRY XIII IJRI:D PITIIYRSON XIX'I'II.D.-X GRIEIIXI I.I5XO'iIj XXlIRI.IiY SYI X'I.-X XX ARD IRI1YIi IIUIHGES X l1RX.-X XX ORSTON XIXRLA IxI:XNARD NI XIZG.-XRIYI IEXSOY BLR'I'IIi XIAI1 IQYANS xymmwsmwbubxxwwgxk ORGANIZATIONS if O CyW! rw 7V7!2g4V77 !4f3 45. 72215, M77 be 6 ,V f4Ae iyw-A pffpy,-g,,Qa,,g, qfigooff cvficfffhaap 7760 240644 'L!7e 7 51' ' I off!! dofiuff IXQIZXPQ A2Jxfaf5 fzfftef Ofmffffi-my !Z,q,ujfo'L6,cqj Studlent Body Officers ALVORD BLDGIS KYRNIFI. HICKNIAN ,XI.l.AX WEST President Snug leader lix. CI7IHIL'fl BIi'I'Il XILSRRILL KIXXI5 NHiRRII.I. Vice-P1'u5zL1'w1! lfv Council MARK NITLQBERGER SCCJTI' PASSEY NIR. PECK Secretary Marshal Adwsm MISS MORRIELL AL.-XNE HULME Advzwr Cheer Leader -45.- t -P 5 3135 l ' l 'T?'k5J'! 3 EX FLYN REEDER RIE CRANNEY MISS fNlORRl:LL President Vittc-President Advisor RUTH JOHNSON JOAN CARDOX Stmgleader Secretary Girls' League 'ww HE Girls' League of IQZS needs to be commended on -1 the standards it has held throughout the year and the work that it has accomplished. Last fall a Kids' party was held which as usual was an unsurpassed achievement as everybody enjoyed themselves with stunts, all-day suckers and candy. The features of the annual f'Girls' Day held on May ll, were the assembly in the afternoon, and a dance in the evening. A unique program and bows were outstanding in the assembly. May was the day designated as Girls Day. The assembly in the afternoon proved to be enjoyable and en- tertaining. The bows and summer dresses worn by the girls were attractive and colorful. The decorations for the dance in the evening represented as beautiful a rainbow as has been seen around or near Logan. -451 ,,,, 4 I ? Q ' ,JI ' 9? 7 I I I , Q 9 1 - I I ' '15 , .V , .-I , W 1. A ,I +A V k Q7 . ui 1, 1 if V , f A' fp FY wg Q 5 fi K J A , , A 3,-E a ' 359 ' A FQ' W I , 51- Q x , H .v Y , gg , iz, 1,5 U , V, I Q . 2 ' F- 4 ' f I I , ,, r I A Ir 2 I V' I 9 ' , ' fs' I N aff , J ,,f-Pfj fi , . X. I . ' .f i 1 X 8 , I I NI - f Ju - XX I ' f' r , 1 4 L. Pfs I RLIYIX SORI:XSON NIXRffI:I I7I'NI'OIil3 MIQRRII I. III:!.IxNIl XII ,IAMI S IIUBI35 AI,BI:I'l'I' smruxx ILiIx I-RI-IJ IIUDGSOX RllBI:R'I' II-,XNIXISS Wu :uf xy-w,x1,4x .xl mx xxngsr' Helen uxxnlx mivw SQLIRLS OM.-XR mmm? ur-owns 'roueuhsox I5I new 1 mmm AIOIIX ALAN IILI XII' 1 LZRAXIJ SPI-XIII R L I INS X.-XSII GLI:X IILMPIIRIIS NIMLNXI IIARDY ILXRI AXIJLRSON TH IiUIiI'IiI I,0IIlgI.I SNIAIQI PXLI NI-Xl LZII.-XY GI I:X XII I SOX ,IOE SIII7PIIl1RIJ IQRUI AXIJIERSUX IIXRRI III IQIXSII X IILI I ,IM I4 f,IIIiIS'I'I5X5 mrmzm- Quinn-I mu sumzxsox x an .mr czmm ' - scmlr uxssm' XII BI: R HEX IJIERS I7 XlllII.IQ. RYAX OX Student Body Day :UNT WAS the biggest in the history of the school, held April -fl l3th. Extensive plans were outlined and carried out for the entire day. One of the most interesting features was the assembly. Many different contests were conducted, art, singing, whistling, extem- poraneous speaking, cracker eating and others. Much enthusiasm and competition was shown by the various classes. Early in the day the juniors and Seniors had a tug of war over the canal. There was much struggling on both sides and finally after breaking two ropes, the Seniors pulled the juniors through the canal. In the afternoon the students reassembled on the crimson held to conduct the track meet, the Seniors carrying the honors in that too. At tive-thirty the annual Nl. banquet was held at the Blue- hird, those there included the board, faculty, letter men, student body officers, and official winners of awards, The closing feature of the day was the Grand Carnival held in the gym. lt was decorated in black and white checker board. All the students were lured by the beautiful costumes, bewitching girls, serpentine, confetti, balloons. ice cream. candy and all other entrancing things into the most gay, and happy time of the year. The Seniors were awarded the cup. Q CLUBS I , Wwwff ,fx . W - vp 1' My YW Kffgmiggwjpwwilfjywgj f?,Qi?g?fA3?fw3MQi3E wW O, wiyyfyfwfj WV WWW vw W vga? Mr Q 7MfW W KQWWW f 12.1 5 I fi.: P Maskers AIITOY BALI .-XX life-l'revzdf-rx! MARGARUI' NIORRI:I,I. JOAN GEDDIES KYRMEI. IIICIKXIAY KATIIRYIN GRIFFIN IIE.-X'l'RI41Ii IIUGI:YSUN 'ff - W A YY GI. -LSEN . ENCE H0 ' A HICK1 AN 1 nt Secfet .EPH 'E A I M WI IAM Vice- feudent Adv V RONNILLA HUNSAKER JOSEPHINE SMITH GENEVA KRAHEMBUHLE NORMA CRAFTS MARY HODGSON DOROTHY CARDOXI ELYA ERICKSON MARK LARSON AMOS GERBER SYLYAN NEEDHAM 'fx ff. X X I, 1. , f fL7C,,,f M'f01Za ff A .fig fy Jet! lm ' 1' -'Z K-59- u- x fi' rw 1 0 If OI Co xl x K, 5 I-T . ,N I Q 5- A -x f' 1 fl ' x T . X- . , X - MISS NELSON ,-Idwxor DELAS l.LixDA11L GEORGANXA IIAWKES ANNIE ,IOIINSOX REBBIEQQA STEWART WYOMA Dwx MARJORIE SUTTON 4.5 ' Dance Club ' RUTH BENNETT Preizdenl MISS SOIQTIINYICK IUXI-i T.-XRHIET .Idrzmv -VfV'ff1173' MACD GRIFFIN XY.-XXDA BIXGH.-XM BDRNIIECE BOYIE ETIIEI- IIANSON DALLAS SPENCER BARBARA TARBERT FNINI.-X FARR lj2T I xx , X, If - I I S-' ' I - I , . Ex.. , I I 2 :TQ 54, at I I I Rx E 3 , I ZXIZS GOLIGIITLY l'1I'efl'n'i1dmxl 1 M.-XRj0RIIi LARSON I LUIS IIl.31PIII:RlIiS IA RUE COOKE IZAWN ANDERSON - FIZRN CORBRIDGE GIZRAI.DENE SUTTON xi. X I I .X 'Tr' I' Y ig I x .I 2 XA Trl, fi Ik I x TWILLA LUND President LAURA LEE PARKER RELJBEN HASLEM MARGARET RICHARDS French Club RALPH WANLASS Vzre-Prendent MISS THAIN Adrzsnf JAMES MEALI-IAM EUNICE STOUT EMMA IIAXYKIN ENIILY PICOT ..54,. RELJBEN IIILL Piamst IIAZEL NELSON ROY GIBSON MARGARET MORRELL Q WMV ,x,ff:ov4., ' I l,4Q24 A 4' K ' . 1 5: . 4 4 I X 'SH' X -I A 1 LQ , if ' - EA 5 : ' . MARK BFNXHJX Prefnievzt OMAR BUDGIE jill? SIIEPHARD FARI, ANDERSON ARMOXD THOM I-'SON SCOTT PASSIEY l.I'SL 'WU' Club XX ll Ll.-XM KOXY,-'XI.l,lS l'11e-I'n'f1dmI MARC!-,l. DLNFORD IR,-XXLIS SxQllIJl.F:S ,IOIIX lIL'l L MATT RIVIIARDS QYMAX PA!1IxIiR U YRNS CROOKSTOX uid:-:for MII l,FR RY.-KN RLIOX SURFYSON Gl:ORGF SURENSON RLSSH RICH RPL BI N HH L IF HANXKFS RLIOX AMES gang Los De Libris MARJORIE VERNON BETH MERRILL EYELYN REEDER Preddent Vice-Prextdenl Secretary RIE CRANNEY MISS BARBER ' Admsor LALRA l.EE PARKER JOAN CARDON FERN CORBRIDGE FAYE BROWN TIIVILLA LUND K. MEACHAM TVIAUD GRIFFEN ANN' MERRILL RLTH JOHNSON RUTH BENNETT PEARL MERRILL BERNIECE BOYLE DOROTHY CARDON RUTH NIELSON DELAS LUNDAHI. ALICE CORDON MARGARET SMART KATHRYN GRIFFIN JANE MERRILL HELEN JOHNSON .-55- ACTIVITIES I I-I M. qv L92 Z 1' uf 3' X fi? N AW ' P l ' it ' .A 1 'rt . ,414 X , 'f ' It , L? i 3' ' g F63 s fiili ' -' fx 'Q . W ,ffm ' 9 ' F342 r ' j J f 911 I. MR. PECK .XGYES GOl.lGll'liLY ,XLSTIN FIFE fi Coach illauagef - ! Infw-Class Clta111pib11 EYELYN Rlil2DliR t GRA REESE , lizterefflass lflitziizpmfz RALPH WAXLESS ERNEST IIILL l'fS'l'lllER ,IACKSON MARION S'l'liWAR'l' GIBSON COXDIE VR,-XXK lf0NNliSBliCK MELBA ESCIILER Debating :Um EBATIXG this year has been improved almost to 21 degree of double -'lj what it was last year. Mr. Peck has used four teams, thus giving the various debators more chzince for debating experience. On March Zlst we went to Preston to argue the sme question, Resolved that installment buying should be condemned and there won Q decisive victory. The same day Preston debuted here :titer which dinner was served to them at the cafeteria. Regular meetings are held ezich Monday night and the division debators are well under way. -jg.. 62 fi . I r I IAJ JI Dv x IMA .yi . , J- I ,, , J f I 5 . '1 I lb GrizzIV Staff LAURA NELSON ELDON GARDNER ALLADENE BELL Editor Managing Editor Associate Editor NIR. CHRISTIANSEN ROY GIBSON ,IOSEPHINE SMITH Advisor Reporter Reporter ALLAN WEST ALICE HANSEN MILLER RYAN Sports Editor Reporter Reporter ,IEWELL ALLEN CONRAD HARRISON GLADYS -IESSOP Society Sports Reporter MARION REDFORD MARGARET MORRELL Reporter Reporter -50.. 'B' s MARCEI. DLNVORD Amphion Staff .XIARMIORIE VERNON AIR. CIlRlS'I'IANSliX Business Manager lidilor Adrisrzr OMAR BLDGH DHMXS LLNDAIIL SYLYAX XEEDHAM Athletics CUZNZJLI7' Ar! lfditor EVELYN REEDIER GRACIA S'l'liWAR'I' ALAN IILYLMF Managing lfdifor Classes SlIlZAD5l70lS AIOAN CARDON NllI.l.IiR RYAN AIARGARIET WATSON Faculty ,Mhlctics Classes AMOS GERBER RLHIAII WISER GEORGE TORGESON Ari Ifdifof Autirliius Snapshots AITIAON BAI.l,.AN'l ROBliR'l' FIIENNINGS Assofiafe lfL'ilUr Clubs fm.. School Play The outstanding event on High School , Dramatics this year was realized with the highly successful presentation of the school play, Mary The Third. A well balanced cast showing clearly the result of the careful training they had received presented the delightful comedy in a professional manner. Nothing but praise was heard from the first curtain to the closing scene. lt was a modern play in every sense of the word, having for its setting a modern home. lt was certainly a comedy and yet there were times when the audience might feel like crying. But about the time the Hrst tear appeared, a broad grin was seen to come over their faces and everyone was happy. Yes, even laughing. Such was the play Mary The Third presented by the following cast: Margaret Watkins, Miller Ryan, Kathryn Griffin, Eldon Gardner, - - Mark Neuberger, Gwenivere johnson, Afton MISS SOLTHWICK Ballam, Margaret Watson, Fred Hodgson, Kyrmel Hickman, john Smith, Kathleen Meecham, Archie Anderson, and Beatrice Hogenson. Mark Neuberger acted as business manager and Owen Collett as stage manager. 1691 Opera 'l'he Hocking Bird. a romantic comedy, was the largest and most successful opera Logan lligh has ever offered to the public. liive performances xvere given, all of which were attended by large crowds, one being at the Capitol Theatre, one at Smithlield and the other three at Niblev llall. With the combining ot' xvell trained voices and accomplished actors, Logan lligh has xvon a reputation not soon to be forgotten. Mr. Southivick was assisted by Miss Southxvick of the Dramatic Department. Miss Nelson as special dancing instructor and Mr. Christiansen, orchestra. The cast were as follows: General Aubrey. Fred lrlodgsong Eugene De Lorme, llarold Trotniang Maxime Granclpre, Kyrmel Hick- mang Yvette Millet, Clover johnsong Manon 1 De Lange, Georgiana llaxvkinsg jean Le Earge, , , ' Weber Ilenderson: Bob Finchley, Farley klamesong Captain Deloit, Darvvin Anclersong Don Aurelia De Mendez, Trevor Clarke, The Marquise De Yillibois. Audrey Lohman, 'lihe Countess Bellaire, Lillian Richard- song Duc De La Volta, Edna Smithg Estella Eavor, Josephine Smithg javotte, Virginia liarmerg Chloe, Beatrice llogensen: and Pierre. Eldon Tanner. Alvord Budge was business manager, ALBERT j. SOUTHWICK -ggi. BAND-ORCHESTRAAMALE GL EE-GIRLS' GLEE .-64, ATHLETICS EU ,MA N A1 4 nf R X P X13 Y w ,S viz, fax NT? 1 x 6 1:7 L X . Q Q, Eg, 'V' Z Y f-as 55 fax? w3s' .Rf L Q mx, . Kai V 5,3 s YY 3 , 'Y X. . , s , 1 M ?v,.1 x5,,,,,.,g?5i, x . J 5 STU95' H U., f A ,24 X4-:fix ' xiii v 'ill W. . ...vi ' 1331 wig is , V f YM 'Q' 'fi . , 1.3 5- :T ' ' 4x?'ftf.u' ',-4 I 'Lv' ' ' 4 ' ,y ,. fs ' , Us If 'W 1 . . y.- J. ' ' 581183: 's f 4 4- 'mL nl g CQ.-XPTAIN KOXY-Xl.I,IS BL RNS KQROUKSVVON CXPIKAIY ROXN Xl I IN Fmlllnlfl lfmn I' lfuwfealfhlff C,-XPTAIX l'AXlI:S l'.XP'I'AIX i1HRI5l'IAX5l1X Tmulv lenm, sm f- iff J' fur 1' 7' J 9' if ld i -li 1 l'x !J il . f f -r ' 'N' I W 1-B I K I, 3 1 J X il A Football Squad of 1927 'WU' HE PAST year at Logan High brought the most successful football 'll season in the last four years. Although We were forced to forfeit our state championship chances to Preston, we nnished at the top of the percentage column in the Cache division and won four out of six games played, tying one and loosing one. The season started with a victory over South Cache after a hard battle on a water soaked held. One of our hardest fought games and most decisive victory 'was with Preston, this game was forfeited however, on account of a mixup declaring one of our players ineligible, Two important achievements of the football team were the victory over Pocatello High and the hard fought battle to tie with East Side High of Salt Lake, lncidentally it is the first time we have ever averted defeat from either of these 'two teams. The outstanding stars on the gridiron were Kowallis, Dunford, Bennion, Scholes, Eames, Shepard and Packer. ,gg-. MQ W' r lfflfll. ' 4 77 WA f rf M V ltlywv 1 . ruff .VY ,, ff! Basketlballl Squad of 1928 EUCQCIESSFULLY defending their Cache division title, the Logan hoop sters entered the State tournament for the second consecutive year and the Hfth time in the history of the school. Although the Grizzlies were defeated in the first two games of the tournament, their showing the first night estab- lished them as one of the outstanding teams of the state. The notable event in the games played this year was the victory over the veteran Preston team on their own floor, it being the first undisputed triumph we have had over the lndians in their gym for a number of years, Of six games played the Grizzlies won live of them by a safe majority: the opening game being lost to Preston on our home floor by a close score. The pep of the student body, which reached its height during the hoop season, completed a most successful year in logan lligh School basketball. The mainstays of the team were johnson, Sorenson, liowallis, Wilniore, Bennion and Beckstead. .-.69 -4- Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Second Team FOOTBALL SCORES South Cache 6 Logan 12 North Cache 6 Logan 6 Bear River lo Logan l9 BASKETBALL SCORES Ogden 23 Logan 24 Lyman I8 Logan 56 B. A. C. 38 Logan 30 Pocatello Z9 Logan Z9 Preston 24 Logan 25 South Cache 8 Logan 16 ,70- Preston East High Pocatello North Cache North Cache South Cache Preston Bingham North Summit yll V IRA ,i :mu X ls 1 x Q Track 1 .J IDEVXIQLINESS ol' the season forbids the writer to make any predictions as to what l928 will bring to the Grizzlies in track. 'lhe Seniors carried off the intcrclass track meet hy a sale margin. with Kowallis and Eames contributing forty-three ol' the sixty points garnered by this class. Owing to the inelemency ol' the weather, which kept the men from being in the best of condition, no records were seriously threatened. Russell Rich won the Annual City Creek run in Salt Lake Citv. a feat never before accomplished hy a Logan lligh athlete, he also won the division run. The track team of last year carried oil the Region Number one meet and scored points in the state, we hope that they will he just as successful this year and more so. ..j1-- Jef -7,521 ,W , l75L'7f .Zz f .ll i fzfu-ov'-L .5 iff, ,qf'4Q V7 f pf, - fs - J' f ,Q ,,. J-C! 7-WQAX. f HL Q X wi 7 p I ff!!! , - f ,gf X' , i Q ,M ' 15 feb' A-jffjzrfmyj jpeg! J M, if . - ' f ff. - . T l J f . - t ' eeyfe H fe f ' f f , ' -r ' -I '27 -. , .,jC-,ffl fvvulfkv Q'-fy!!! 'L J 7, ' I'fD f ENNIS had an unusuall late start this year afthe Logan High, N A -1 however, prospects are brighter for a successful season. 1 f i'i Reuben Hill, a junior, won the championship on Student Body Day f '41 fff '1l and is a likely champion of the tournament. Reuben Hill and jack P 'fl .f 5 ., Christensen are back from last yez1r's squad, while Bill Kowallis seems ' 1 L to be doing very Well with the racquet. ' , l diff JThe Region Number one tennis meet will be held at the U. A. C. 3,4 1 ,ffifl on High School Day, May 4. Last year the Logan team won first in the ' ydoubles and second in the singles, we hope they are as successful this 1 5' X 1 'sax' If yr , year. This year's squad was coached by joe Adams. I 4 , 1 I - ' ' ' ! A A' ,' .4538 I .1 ff t f fvjg' I 9 . f x k,- IQ' ..ff D'5 L ': 'J'! ! , IJ!! K M fix' MA! In IF W If ,,,fb,'f ! f' K! -72.. J, , ffl 1 f 1 X fl! l l AFTON BALLAN MISS Nl1l-SOX KIOSIQPIIINE SMITH President .'1d1.'i,mr life-l'reridei1t Girls' Athletic Association I'fZl l HE PURPOSE of the Girls Athletic Association is to arouse and -IL maintain an interest in activities and personal health and to develop a spirit of good sportsmanship among the girls of Logan High. All girls enrolled in gymnasium classes automatically become mem- bers and other girls may join if they wish. On February 29th the girls sponsored a Leap Year Dance which was so successful that it will be an annual affair. There are several events that will be held soon. a swimming meet for girls in the A. C. pool, interclass basketball series. held the second week in April, and following these tennis, track and baseball series. Recognition will be given by the school to the girl or girls who earn the highest number of points in these series. This is a step higher in athletics for the girls and our hope is that it will increase every year as it has this. Vi tc: Y- MYRTLE SQUIRES lfaselmll KATHRYN GRIFFIN Hlkbrlg MARGARET WATSON Tennis GIRLS, ATHLETICS M ISS NELSON Ifzmrh PRIEL EVANS Swzmuung KILARISSA McAl.ISTER Caaxtmg LAURA NELSON liuskefball GERALDFXE SUTTON Track SNAPS 55 s wi. 6 M- k X ffkpiwgkq WAY JE wa M' W QW W HKMMNMQEWW MQWWMWWWWWW x GM , f M Z every MA!! W xtrive r Q Mk My t t 0 tellecw 1 'uv M MX bile epare fo t e duti 5 ' My be ci i en, i emzbl 1 t bor- A v fygbly a Mel pecia rk in the Nm X W Afax AER S.' W cl-I NFL W' ff wiv, WYWWSSKWW CWWMWMWP, WQWWW 92 ' WM QL 1 e -MLM XYIXXLRS 1 E A ,.i ' 457' SNAPS ..jg.. SNAPS 77444 M ,Vw SNA L.. N 5. x X Q.. 32 SNAPS Eg 4 2 1 yLL2N1I'EN Owjja' kgs 2 Q ,Q QSNAPQ, QCZSTQ 1 ,D 3 32575 . ,S s- YKQUQJXN Q3 Hwiwwxxg SOCIETY xl. -,J i vf X , 4444! MILNIOR PROM Dances K-ITUDENT BODY and the classes have successfully conducted six big an- 'U5 nual dances this year. The Christmas Ball and the Carnival Dance were sponsored by the Student Body. Beautiful decorations and a good time was enjoyed by all. The Senior Ball conducted by the Senior Class was one of the most elaborate atlairs of the year, The Girls' Athletic Association gave their hrst annual dance on February 29th. One of the largest crowds attend- ing a high school dance were present. The junior Promenade was held at the Palais D'or. The first dance in a public dance hall. This year the High School seems to be featuring matinee dances, when- ever any organization or club wanted some money they held a matinee dance. Dancing in the gym during noon hour was common during the last part of school. T35, CHRISTM.-XS BALL SENIOR BALI 186- f ff! A 1, ,K r I, f' lik, ? L. i I 4 I ,,, 0' .V xl rf., bl' ff, f A 1 X j 'fl 4- .Y f lo' '- 1.-. . Q l ' I 1-K ef 1 I 1 1 CALENU TI' iv N M 'Q My Sf35f Calendar Logan High started the year our right in new buildings and also new laculty members. SEPTEMBER 12-Boys go under training for football. I9-Another registration or scramble day. 20-School once more begins. 23-Class elections and nrst issue of the Grizzly. 30-Get acquainted party held in L. ll, Gym. OCTOB ER 9-New candy store installed at the office. I0-North Cache played Logan here Cscore I9-65. 10-Final initiations for twelve members of Los De Lebros. IZ-Celebrated Columbus day with no school. l4-Bear River vs. Logan at Bear River. 14-Seminary Alumni gave entertainment. I6-First Girls' League meeting held, l7-Student Body olticers hold meeting to make Budget, I8-School closes for Teachers' Institute. 22-We all resumed our seats in the class room. 28-Annual Homecoming Day Assembly. Z8-Grizzlies meet Preston on Adams field. 28-Halloween party in the gym. NOVEMBER 4-Assembly. Logan plays East lligh at Logan. 6-First thought of basketball. 13-l8-Educational Week, eyerybody gained knowledge. I9-B. Y. Lf Male Chorus presented the program in assembly. Z0- L Club gaye banquet at Hotel Eccles. 21-Final tryouts for school play, 23-Schedule worked out for assembly programs. 24-School closes for Thanksgiving, 30-Dedication Day. We dedicated our new home. 'lihe parents came to school in the morning. ln the afternoon exhibitions were given by the students, a matinee dance. .Xt night the formal dedicatory seryices were held. lg DECEMBER 9-Boys' League holds their nrst meeting. l5-L. P. hold party at Palais D'or. l6-Maskers give party. 17-Faculty hold Kids Party. l9-Logan plays Ogden here. Z0-Logan plays Alumni. 22-Seminary classes hold party. Z3-'Christmas Ball. JANUARY 3-School Resumes its regular classwork. I3-School play. 16-Z3-Out of school for the quarentine. 24-Logan plays Pocatello. 26-School play 1'Mary The Third. Z8-Preston takes opening game from Logan. FEBRUARY 2-Another presentation of Mary The Third. 3-Logan plays South Cache, 7-Matinee dance. 8-Radio Club joins the City Club. 10-Logan plays North Cache. IZ-Lincoln's birthday celebrated. I4-Valentine's Day. Everybody's heart went pit-a-pit. ZZ-Washington's birthday celebrated. Z3iLincoln essay medal awarded to Esther jackson. 23-Logan plays South Cache. Z9-Girls give Leap Year Dance, MARCH 2-Again the Grizzlies successfully defeat Preston and take the division championship, 9-Sophomores stage their big annual class party. TQ 01 l-l-Grizzlies tour to Salt Lake for tournament. I5-l lome liconomics classes give big bazaar in our Library. 22-Opera matinee given for all children. Evening performance for old folks. 23-Captain of the girls' basketball team chosen. 23-2-l- The Hocking Bird presented to the general public. Xibley l lall. 21-'l'l'he Blocking Bird tours to Smithtield. Z9-Track men assemble at Preston lor track meet. Evelyn Reeder, Nlelvin Squires and Reuben llill chosen to represent us at the state commercial contest held at the B. Y. U. 30-Ninth Annual junior Prom. A P Rl I.. 3-Return performance ol' The Nloclxing Bird at the Capitol Theatre. 3-Senior girls plan banquet. 2-5-Mystery. PP? livery time xve leave class someone in halls eyes us suspiciously and begins to yvrite. Somewhat like Nladam Detarges knitting. 6-Spring vacation. liaculty attend convention in Salt Lake City. 9hSpecial class meetings are held to practice contest songs. Clohn Smith offers private lessons for girls learning hoiv to xvhistlej l2-Logan clashes with North Cache in debate. 13-Student Body Day. juniors and Seniors tug of xvar across the creek. Banquet for all letter men. Big Carnival dance at night, Z0-House of Delegates. Seniors hold forth in West liields with Big Weenie Roast. 20-27-Campaign week. 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