Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1934 volume:

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'. ll xy 1' P -X 1 f x 0: ,A :O f, ll ,Ox X N '1 W 4 ll OREWURD CD4fter you have forgotten that this was the year of almost no winter at all and the year of Cache Valleys famous earthquake, may th isAmph ion recall Logan Higll School, 1933-34 and the experiences that have maale our l ives happier anal richer for the time spent here. h M W W M My . . v ' I x I X EMM! S dlnnkk ' , g l V .1 X 0 IxI,Illl H -K 4 f x I' fl.. N' Q I N lllul 1, ,lg EDICATION ' l., ',l, l. BEP X 0: Q .0 1 I: rx x N X To our Logan Hzliglz School friend- I X f shzps, which as the years go by we H shall recall with increasing apprecia- oo ' tion as among the most precious possessions of our lives, we dedicate this book, hoping that its pages may keep them fresh and inviolate. I ,J cn qua I I ' 13 I 1-'TI' ' 4 I 9:105- J, -aff-34553 ' Q h 0 G D '-xx -,sb v. cu. ,.,. QIH l :N m ' w x x NVNNNNNNN ra EO -Z Z Lf,-1 52 9-1 V5 CLASSES Seniors Juniors Sophomores ACTIVITIES Debating and Oratory Publications Dramatic and Music ATHLETICS CLUBS AND SOCIALS f-n rn bf f-I C1 PU rn VJ 3NNNNNfVNNNNNNNNNNNN :Q-Wrcgi gflljol Q ji! as 5 . , , 15 If -5g9g'G1b4I5S QN I' Swag f'I?,r- 1 T mf!! RMK lv V' gi 9 :S X. , H, -fp-nn.-0 vo...... ADMINISTRATION u vu- -- .,---ovov. ,pa a, qu.-ovv' v-n-u..-soul . , ,,,.-Q.. v., ,pw lllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIlllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllll GEORGE s. BATES Pump.: To Logan High School Students of 1933-34: You have justified in large measure our splendid motto, A strong arm, a brave heart, and clear mind. The physical education, intra-mural, and athletic records for the year show good physical development, cooperation, and sportsmanship. Your courage in upholding the fine traditions of our school- and the high ideals of life deserves much credit. The qualities of a clear mind have never been exceeded, as indicated in your achievements in scholarship, drama, music, forensics, journalism, and club activities. The many students who have worked for these standards have not only enriched their own lives but have also helped Logan High School to a higher plane. I speak for the school in saying that such service is admired and appreciated. GEORGE S. BATES. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Pagr Tm I ' 1' WMM: 1 ...N .H Min' MCCAMEY Buxincss LvNN J. Homes Srimrn ANNA Boss Spurrlz Buncs Cnooxs1oN Pbysiral Eilumlian ENN B. Munn! Soriul Srimrn Faculty 'ff'fZ,,,, 1 M, ,-ff,-.4 e..f-'fIfZZ'!Q2, 7, Sum: C, ISALLW CAMILLA Bun '. A. C. PEDERSHN EFI-'xc Bnowrl 1....igmfs Svtrvlury Cin-mixiry flaw., Evanomirr Aun-in Tmun Josnvu C. Amus Plzun. Srsricmm A. T. Hmxsox Ellglixb Bluinrxx Englixh luxlrumrnlnl Mnxit F. H. Bums l'msc1u.A Rowmsn H. M. Pe1'EnsoN Onan HALL Vorul Muxir Humr Ewunmivx Agrivultun' Pbysirul Eiluralifm Inn MAUGHAN lu A. Cm.: lmuu Snr:-um P. H. BAxxuuLL English Ahlbfmnif: Hixlary An I. W. Lmrnnu Mus. W. B. BALl.Aw Russ: M.wcH.nN Fxnonucrz Pnanov. Manual Training Lihnrriun Xrirnrrx Mamlrl Training Ifl.l1 ' .'.i, w r Pngr Elrrru gllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlllllllIlllxllllIlllllllllllllllI A M PH I O N llllllllllIIIIIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllg E VAN HASLAM E E smdm: andy Pmfdm E 2 Student Body President E I D PHOLD the standards of Logan High! These words E 6 W express our sentiments, and if we have in any way 3 Our aim has been to get more students into activities. This 5 - ' rf helped to further these ideals, this year has been well E E spent. E has partly been accomplished by intra-mural Work, and we E E hope the work will go on until every student will be able to E E participate. - E We wish the officers of 1934-35 luck, and hope they may . E E maintain the record Logan High has made thus far. E if VAN HASLAM. E illIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lIIlllllllIIIIIllllIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllli ng, rw.-iw iw :IIIllIIllllIIllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N llllllIlllllllIllllllIllllllllIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! ,LAN Ei Qfla ' - ,ZS ' : : 4.24, - AE ANDERSON ROMA CROCKETT VIRGINIA CARTER - : ia Prrsiilrnl Serrriary E.wrulit'r Connnitlc 5 - - HAROLD DIBBLE GARR THOMPSON , E ' Executive Cammiilrr Exrrllliue Cammiltvr ai MR. PEDERSEN DICK PRESTON STEPHEN ELLIS : Fmflry Arlrisrr Mmlml lmlgi- : : MISS MCCARREY NAIDA RICHARDSON E E Furulfy Adviser Hixlariim : E GENE MILLER REED GARFF MOSE REESE - : E Cbrcr Lruilrr Clirrr Lvailrr Cbcrr Lender E E 359 5 Student Body Officers E : NDER the leadership of these competent and enthusiastic officers, the student E li if l E body of 1933-34 has completed a very successful and interesting year. Dances, E E l l rallies, student programs, and other functions have been highly praised for their E E lrfwql success. The student funds used for the school activities, which were this year E E l' X placed in the hands of the officers, have been very capably handled. E E The work of the Student Court in bringing all offenders to quick justice has E E been highly effective. Its work in maintaining high standards of conduct can probably : E never be fully estimated. : Students working with the Student Court besides the judge and marshal are: E E Dorothy Quinney, secretary, Vazale Bradley, Loyal Cook, Ida Marie Clark, James E : England, Kay Guyman, Walter Gardner, Dean jeffs, James McMurnn, Alton Rouchc, E : Marian Skidmore, Stanley Smith, Bennion Spencer, Frank Wahlen, and Willard West. I ilIIIIIIllllllIIlllllllllllIlllIllIllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll llIllIlllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllli Pagz' Tlairlrrn t 2 lllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A M P H I O N lIlllllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll First Ron-Boyd Hall, David Erickson, Robert Simpson, Arthur Henson, Oliver Hall, Dunn McDonald, Madison Thomas. Srroml Rau'-Vern Hugie, Cecil Bradbury, Vera Dunn, Esther Kennard, Ardell Denning, Allen Ottcrlxclh. Tbinl Run-Loyal Cook, Mariurie V'ahlen, Paul Coburn, Afton Kearl, Dorothea Ryan, Ethel Hodges, Jenner Spencer, Vazalc Bradley. Fmnrlb Rau-Lois Jones, Dorothy Alder, Glen Olsen, Lois Mac Anderson, Ruth Mae Anderson, Rurh Skidmore, Ruth Edlefsen, Charlene Lohman, Joyce Allred, Dorothy Montrose, Edna Everton, Joy Spencer. Fifth Ron-ivan Haslam, Grant Humpherys, Ruth Baugh. June Marler, Dorothy Egbert, Oral: Wayman, Irma Jensen, Ronu Crockett. Student Council HE Student Council, although only two years old, has become 414 one of the very important influences in solving student problems, and by its efficient work this year has added much to its prestige. P' 'n With two students from each advisory class comprising this organization, a complete cross-section of opinion has been represented in the meetings, held every other Wednesday morning before school, and as a result, solutions to many school problems have been worked out. One of the special duties for the fellows has been to raise the American flag each morning and lower it at sun-down. In addition, much enthusiasm for various activities has been engendered through the council. lllllllllllllllIIIllIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll lIlIlllllllllIIIlllllllllllllIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllil Pug: Fan :lem gllllllIIIllIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllIIIIIlllllIIIIllIIIIllllllllllIIIIIlIllIlIIlIlllIlII! E MARIE COOLIZY DOROTHY MONTROSE VERA DUNN MRS. BROWN DIXIE JOHNSON E E rmiflmr Vim Pmiilmf Secretary .mlmff sung L.-all-f E S mn. BAUGH HAROLD HENDIUCKS E E Allvisvr Pffiiifmr 5 2 Leagues g E HE Girls' and Boys' League have been working to- E E '7 P - I 5 gether more this year than ever before. They have 5 .. 1 w : E held an assembly on the first of each month at which E H :uw . E E f f, speakers talked on important every-day problems. 5 E The Girl's League held a very successful Hallowe'en E E party theulatter part of October and sponsored a girls' day E E on May 11. An assembly was given in the morning with a E 5 dance festival and dress revue in the evening, and the day E E ended with a delightful dancing party held in the gym. 5 E The leagues conducted a project for the betterment of E E character. This consisted of Weekly discussions on questions 5 : concerning rules of etiquette. It was very successfully E 5 carried out. E illlllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIllIIlllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllIllllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli Page Fiflrrn 7 gllllllllllIllIlllllIIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll The Faculty lor, ip! the close of this school year we pause to express our appreciation on the work of the faculty. We realize that back of 123343 all sports, all club and class organiza- tions, all activitiesg back of all student leader- ship, stands the faculty ready to advise and encourage. ' One of the Outstanding accomplishments this year was the art exhibit which was sponsored with the cooperation of several local artists. The exhibit was inspirational for the students and the public alike. Probably the most successful Parents' Day in the history of the school was sponsored this year by the faculty. This day gave the parents a chance to become acquainted with the aims and organization of the school, as well as to see the work of the students. Undoubtedly it went far toward a better understanding between students, teachers, and parents. Pug: Sixlcm 1 Mu :'6Q 5 -QATLQ v 929 f'-K - X -fa 619399 'ENE I-:kr . I Q- 4' IX C 5 . .MU all SENIURS f...,, ---- 0 Q, ,v' 'U -u--v -uf' Y. ' X. I lIIllIIlIllllllIllIllIllIllIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllllllllIllIIlIIllIllIIIIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll MAX HUMPHERYS MISS BOSS VlRGlNlA HODGSON RUTH XVATIUNS MR, PEDERSEN Prcxillx-ni Ailrirrr Virr Pr:-xialnrl S4-rvrfary Ailurrr Senior Class Officers 6:73 HE S ' Hits, is perhaps the biggest achieve- ijs ment enior class this year. To stage an entire evening o original vaudeville is a challenge to any -' 'K group of officers, iand the success of Hotel Com- modore is a tribute to the leaders of the class, and a demon- stration of the talent of the members. Kempy, although it did not involve so many students, was another Senior triumphg a unique all-date class party was still another. In addition the class has supplied more than its quota for all school activities, has maintained :1 high standard of scholarship and is one of the largest classes ever to graduate from the school. Its achievements, as well as its gift, will keep its memory green at Logan High School. IllIIllIIlIlllIIlIllllIIIllllIIIIlllIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll IIIllIIllIIlIIIIllIllIIIlIllIIllIllIllIIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll mr. 1ai,gbf.'f.. lilllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N llllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllllllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIl! ALICE ARENSTON Dante Club, I, 2, St Opera Staff, lg Senior Sister. J: Senior Hits Staff. 3: Senior Play Staff, 5. ARTHUR GUDMUNSON Aviation, 2, Jg Play Staff. Si Band, I, 2, J, Secretary. 21 Orcltestrz, 1, 2. OMLE WAYMAN Dance Club, 1, 2. 1, Opera, 1: Contadorax. Z. 3: Student Council. J. EVAN Izn-r F. F. A.. l, 2. 35 President. 2. li Play Staff, 2. 1: Football, l, 2, lg Basketball, lg Senior Hits Staff. 5. MARY ANN LEWIS Opera, 1, Play Staff. 3: Or- clicstra. lg Onntadoras, 5: Stu- dent Council- 3. WOODROW SCOTT French, Z, J: Websters, 2, 3: Aviation, J, Opera, Ig Play, 2: Football, I, Z, J: Debating, Z, 3. GRACE JANE MAm'1N Dance, l, 2, 3: Vice President, 1, French. 1, z, 1, Opera, 1, Play. 2: Play Staff. 3: Senior Sisters, 3: Band, 2, 3, Con- tadoras, 2, 3: Senior Hits, 3: K. O.. X: Mztslters. 3. VERN WEAT11E11sToN E Aviuiim, 1, 2, 1, vice Pfeiiaim, E 3: Oipcra Staff. J: Play, I: E Play stiff, 1, sc1ii..11 Tfciiiii- : .i..., 1. 5 RUTH W1t'rx1Ns E senior Class sammy, Los De 5 Lebros, 1, 2. 1, Masltcrs. 1, 2. 1, 5 Websters. 2. J: President. Ji : Opera Staff, 3: Play, l, 2. 5: E Senior Sisters. J, Band, I, 2. J: E Vice President, 3: Orchestra, E 1, 2, St. Council, 2, Sr. Hits, 1, - senior Play. E JACK MCNEIL E L. P., z. 1, vin President, 1, E cmiiiiiiii, 2, 1, Fimbili Mg.-., 5 1, Bnkotball, z, 1. 5 P1-1Y1.1.1s FONNESBECK E nom Lau numui. 2. 1, Girls' E League. E STEPHEN E1.1.1s E J: Track. E lg Opera E 3: Semin- : ary 1r Hits 3: i i i . : Drum Major, 2, 1, Football, 1. E Lucttus NIELSON E sins Lcagu: E FRED Rom-:1u's E Emicti Club. 1. 2, li Band. E 1, 2, 5, Orchestra. li Aviation, E J: Grizzly Staff, J. E RUTH EDLEFSEN E Entered from uni, 1-nigh. Cali- E fornia, 1, miie, club. 1: E iiiikm, 1, mimi. club, 1, 5 si, coiiiicii, 1, siiiioi Hits, 1, 5 siiiiiii Play, opm, 1. 5 lllllllIllIIIIIIIlllllllllllIllIllIIIlIIllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllli Pug: Niurtren I IllIIIIlllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllll A M P H I O N llllIlllllllllllIllIIIIIIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllll LAMA11 ESPLIN Aviation, I, Z, 3: French Club, 2, lg Opera Staff, J: Football, l, 2, J, Senior Play Staff, 3. VlRGlNlA CARTER Entered from Bear River High, 21 Los Dc Luhros. 2. J: Studcnt Body Executive Comm., 3: Sr. Hits, 35 Grizzly, 3, Valcdic- torian. BENNION SPENCER L. P., l, 2, 1: President, 13 L Club, lg Opera, lg Gren- adiers. 2. 5: Grizzly, 2, 55 Sr. Hits, lg Football. I. 2, 3: Dep- uty, 15 Play Staff. 25 Business Mimgff Play, 1, Business Min- agcr Opera. 5: Business Manager Senior Hits, 33 Senior Play. B15ss1E PACK Girls' Aihlciic Club, 1, z, 3, French Club, S. ELMO N121Ls1:N Wrestling, lg Bind, 1, z. 1: F. F. A., 1, 2, 1, Football, 1. VERA DUNN Dance Club, 1, 2, J: Maskers. 1, Reporter, x, open, 1, Busi- ness Manzgcr, 53 Play, 2, Senior Sister. J: Contadoras. 2, J, Girls' League Secretary, 5: St. Council. 1: Senior Hits. 3: Grizzly staff, 2, 3, Ampliaim Staff, J, Senior Play Staff, 3. ROLDO DUTSON F. F. A.. 1. 2. J: Boys' 'tis' 1 -J A 4 V51 1. . T X Q.. s in 1 xJ N ig Q A F X . I ,. 1 SR A A AY. s .4 A 2 1. 'Q t W z-1 2 .a' if 3 w a 3 1 :if h m ' I vt ,fc A 1 , es' ,A 3 l ,-J, .. A 1 I LAURA MERRILL Girls' League. Ross NVILMORE F, F. A., 2, 33 Aviation, 2, Ji Band, 1, 2, 3, Orchestra, Z, 3. R1-1oDA LENKERSDDRFER Websters, 1, 1, sg Play Sufi, 1. 2, mbinng rifiiisgef, sg Ornttiry, I, 2. HAROLD HENDRICKS Student Body Executive Comm., 2, L. P., 1, J, Opera, 1, sg Grenadicrs. 2, J, Boys' League President, J, Basketball, 2, Sq Track. 2, 35 Grizzly Staff, J: Seminary Valedictorian, J. DOROTHX' Qu1NNsY Los De Lebros, l, 2, 3: Maskers, 1. 2. sg Girls' Athletic Club. 1, Opera. S: Play, l, 2, 3, Senior Hits: Senior Sisters, 3: Contadoras, 2, J: Vice President, 25 K, O., 3: Student Court Secretary, J. JUNIOR l'l.ALL XVchstcrs, I. 2. J: Vice Presi- dent. 15 Mnskers, l, Z, 5, L. P., 2, 3, Opera, 1, J, Play. 1. 2, 3, Tennis, 3: Senior Hits, 35 Debating, I: Grizzly Suff, 2, 3: Sports Editor. Ji Senior Play. DORA Cool: Dance. I. 2. J: Dontu Lau League. f Domas, J: Opera, 3: Conta- doras, 2, J, Senior Hits, 3. . . if . DONNA JENSEN - JEAN N11aLsEN Girls' Lc.1f11e 'P 553 W Girls' Leatue 1. - , . i Aa 1. A . NJ I a I lllllIllIllIIIIIlllllIIIllIIIIllIlIlllllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllll lllIllIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Turuly lllIIllIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlllllIIlIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MARIE ADAMS Entered from Box Elder High, 2, Girls' League. LYMAN READING L. IR, 1, 2, sg Fwrball, 2. 3: Basketball Mgr., J: Track. 2, J. MYRTLE MCCULLOCK French Club, I, 2, J, Grizzly Staff- Ji Amphion Staff. 3. ALMA NVATTEIKSON Aviarion. 1: Band, 1, 1. 3, Wesrling, 1: Fomball, 1, 2. J: Baskcrball, Z: F. F. A., l, 2, 3, Secretary, lg Treasurer, 2, Track, J. X I-rg f...-. IF l V' I 5 ' r 3 AA r g', .. ...Q X' 'l ' 925, hub 1 A ,W I' , r W 9' Wg F ' 3 . A. xi gi! IJ, . CLEVE KIMBALL Enrered from Ogden High, Z3 Foosball. 2, J: Boys' League. Foorball, 2, 39 Boys' League, Debating. J: Senior Play Sraff. PAULINE ADAMS Girls' League. KAY GUYMAN L. P., 2, 59 Aviazion, 2. 5: Kndak Club, lg Opera, lg Gren- adiers, l, 2, J, Senior Hin, 53 Deputy. J. CL1soNE Romans Duma Lau Dumas, J: Orchestra, l. 2. ...- ORALIE BAILEY . Los Dc LL-bros, l, 2, 3, Maskers, V I ' Us REID HDVEX- l' 2' li open' ll may' ll ' ' li' 0 Opera,3:Grcn:1diers, 2. S. Senior Sisrcrs, .H Band, I, 23 .' vu- Orchestra, l, 2, lg Secretary, I 2, J, Conradoras, lg Senior Hin, . -'ff' ,tg ' J, Grizzly surf, 1. . , f F V I IWARGARET PETERSON MONDE'-L WEBER .a , A 7 ,td Doma Lau Domas, 1, 2, 1, Opera, 3, Grenadiers, 2, 37 1 3 Secrerary, 3: French Club, 1, 2, Minslrel. 2. 5. v 11 Play, I, 25 Srudenc Council. 2 I ' ,gl ,, 5 ELIZA WESTON A DALE Conumx Entered from Hunlingron Park ' N ' Cl1eer Leader 2- Aviarinn l 2 . , . 'J T. ' ' ' ' ' High, California. 25 Dance. 3: f, , ' S5 L. P., 2 3' Baskerball, Z 3' Opera. J: Conradoras. 2, 33 .J Grizzly Sralf,l5g Senior Hind, sl Grizzly Suff, J. - ' f... VIRGINIA JENSEN --1 1 ' OI-WE NIE!-SEN Girls' League i ' Opera, 33 Cuntadoras, 2, J. .r .X 'fv .M IIllllllllIIIIllllllIlllllllllIIIIlllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll l11II11111I111111111III1I111IIIIII11II111II1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU Page Tweuly-one ulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIIlllllllllllllllIllllllIllIllllllIllllllllllllllllllll LAwRl:NcE ERICKSON Buys' League. DOROTHY BENCH Girls' Arhleric Club, 3: Opera. 1, Play suff. 1. ls...1l. 2. WlLl.ARD HILL Aviation, 2, J: Opera Staff. 2. 1, Play surf, 1. Rana, l. 2, sl Quarter Maszer. Za Track, l, 2, J: Captain. J: Student Council, 1. ELQMA DUNRAR Cunradoras, 2, Opera. J. BURTON Coma Aviation. 1: Grcnadiers, l, 2. RUTH CLAIRE SMlTl-l Dance Club, 2: opera. 1: Play. 2, Q...1adurar, 2, 1. ERNEST CAMPBELL Entered from Soulh High. Salt Lake any, sg nm' Lugm. VIRGINIA HODGSON junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Vice President: Llvs Dc Lebrns, I, 2. X: Maskers, 53 French Club, l, Z. 33 Opura, J: Play, l, Z: Seniur Sisrcrs, 5: Orchestra, 1: Conradoras, 2, 33 MILDRED GIESSEL Girls' League. FRANK WAHLEN L. P.. I. 2. 3: Secnzrary, 2, 3: F.-mal. Club. 1, z. opera, 1, xg Grenadiers. 2. 3: President, 5: Secretary. 2: Foozball, 2, lg Track, 2, 3, Dgpury, sg Ampliion, 3. PAT HENDERSON Los De Lclaros, Z, 3: Opera. lg Play. 1: Senior Sisrcrs. J: Con- radarzs, 2, J. ARTHUR HENSON Mzskcrs, Z, 3: Aviation. 2. Ji Opera, lg Play, 2, Bind, 1, 2, J, Orahfsm, 1, 2, 1, Srudem Council, 35 Grcnadiers, 1, 2. Sy Track, 2, J: Tennis, 2, lg Pep Band Direcmr, 2, J. IDA MARIE CLARK French Club, l, 2, J: Vice Pres- idenr, 2: Presidenr, 35 Webszers, l, 2, 3: Secretary, 25 Los De Lebms. 2, 1: Play. 23 Senior Hits, 5: Opera, lg Senior Sisa rers. J: Grizzly Staff, 25 01-awry, 1, J. CLAU1112 XVENNERCREN Maskers, l, Z, 3: F. F. A.. l. 2, J: President, 3, Play, l. 2. 1: um... Alaglir, lg Fwlball, 2: Oramry, 2. 3: Seninr Hits, J: Senior Play Staff, S. THELLA CALL Girls' Arlilcric Club, 1. 2, ag Rana, 2, s. DIXIE JOHNSON Los Dc Lebros, l, 2, J: Opera, lg Play Staff, J, Senior Siszcrs. J, Cunradnras, 2, 3, Seninr Hizs. 2. 3: Girls' League Song Amphion Sufi. li Seniur Hits, Lada., 3. S3 Senior Play Staff. llllIllllIIllIllIIIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllIllIIIIIllIIllllllllllllIllllllIIIllllllIlllllllllllllllll Pug: Twnlfy-two !llIIIllIlllllIIIIIIIlllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllIlllllllIIIIIllllIIlIIIIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllll E Eg 4' E JUNE Humm-mms LEON FULLMER 2 Doma Lau Damn, 1, . , W5 A P'd.A-- Zi 0P '- I- fi 5 Orchcslrz, 1. 2. .AJ -1 135' M 'cn' 12-3 if mth - - f wwf., . . . E I ff, E HELEN Scuow ' X . M E Girls' Achlcric Club. 1, 2. Jg -- J j, h Syml' CKINNON 5 cpm, 1, Play, surf, 5, co... wh W , Entered from cum.. Engl., 1, : radoras. 2, J, Girls' Soccer vi' 5 OYCIICSKFI. 3: Senior Hixs. 3. E Mamggr. 1. .Q E A R' Dokornv GAME E Pnocron CARTWRIGH1' xjgimf Dance Club, 1, 2' ,S gpm, ,S E Boys' Lune. L, Maskcrs, 3: Contadoras, 2, 35 : Grizzly Staff, 1: Senior Hits, lg E A pf, Senior Play Student Direczor. E ' fy '. E Momowi KOIKE , ,K : I l au: 1 - 'll B L E Welmm, 2, lg Girls' Arhlenc ,gliifid ,,,,A,dg'r OYD INDQUIST : Club. 2. J: Girls' Tv-mis Mm- - ff' Aviarion, lg Fooxball, 1, 2, 5. E agcr, lg Debating, 2. .., , ., 'A-ni 7 E 41551 E , TNR ZETTA BENSON E NMDA NCHARDSON :45 ,.,Q,. QQ, Entered from Huntington P11-k : Assisunc School Hismrian, 25 td J Union High' 25 Lo, Dc Lebms, 5 School Haswfam, 1, webmn, wi ' ,ff - 2, ,, M,,k,,,, 2, ,, GMS- A,1,. E 2. 39 RYPOHU. if French. 32 I 5,1 lcrc Club, lg Opera, 33 Play, L- PIIY1 21 Dfbillflg. 2- 3- i. 2, 3: Senior Sisters, 35 Con- E ' 1 1. : ' ucloras, 2, 5. E A r..iv'f 5 4 A ik, . E MARGARET ALLEN W .. ORLANDO FONNESBECK - A . A A .4 5 GMS LUSH ' 1 ,p Wrculing, 1, 1, Boys' Lngue. ,, .. . .E 1 , 4 ' E MARY E- PETERSON - K, . KA'THRYN MARIE CMNE E Los Du L-21.105, 1, 2, 5, Preis- Los Dc Lsbros, 2, 1, French, : dem, lg Donn Lau Dumas, 1, I, 2, 3, 5cC,m,y, 2: Vin E smiof sum.. 11 Ampham. 2 1 1.1 pmidcnh M Mmm' M Play, : Staff, 2, J: Type Tram. Q: ,I I, J: Senior Sisrers, 3, Con- E Gflllly Sliff. 5: Senior Hn: YV :A . udoras, 2, 3: Opera. 3, Senior : Staff, 3. fi, N ' ,pg lg Hits, 3, 5 , mtv AAA : f . - 's 1 . , 1 E VAUDIS HANSEN f ' , ' GRANT GEDDES - 1 . : cms' Lenin. . 14.1.1 lf. 25 I Bmskcrbnll, 2, 11..y.' Lew... E ..Zl-gs., ,, r illlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIllIIIIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIllllllllllllIllllIIllllllllllllIIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Tmfuly-llrrce l1lIllIIIlllllIIIIIIIlllIIIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll EVALYN BAXTER Girls' Athleric Club, l, 2, lg Conudurns, Z, J. G+ f.f'. f Z. X KENNETH Bomxnko 1sm.1, 1, 2, Boys' League. M D 'X - . Louisa Snumwml M OUTRE '- A Emma from North Cache Phy. 2: Band. 2- T High, 1, Opera, 5, Band, 3, X Cuntzdons, lg Los Dc Lcbms, J. x va- , V Y' I-RENE DAHLE 1 . J- -Q 9 D131.13uR1' Nnumuau Websters, l, 2, 3' Opera, 3' Rf 54 1 A , Pm' 2: may Smzf' ji Con: 4 1 I-oorbnll, 1, 2, s, Tgrick, 1, 2, 3, tadnrzs. 2, 3. as P Open Sm ' 3' mx, W U , I llr'lARlON Skxumoruz ' Type Team, 35 Senior Siszcrs, lg . A Da cc Cl b. 1, 2, 33 Maskcrs, DEALTON BROWN 1 I 1, 3, 1, 132,,C1., 1, 2, ,, BOYS' Lvsue- 1 3 5 . my, sg K. O.. J: Play, 1, 2, V ,Q ' may snff, 1, Auimnf School Q' if' Historian, Jg Band, 2, S, Band 9 N sponsor, 2, 1, swam Hits, 1, . Senior Play Staff, 3. fl-ELEN EVANS . f 1 C Club, 2. 1, Demo Lau - g-. , M055 REESE onus, 1, 2, 3, Play, 1, 2. NJ .4 Cheer Loader, J, L, P., 1, 2, J, I I Opcrz, lg Play Staff. 2: Senior M AW , 1-111, snff. 2: senior Hits, 1. 9 X ,F RAYMOND Hmvxs 1 2 HELD: BURNS Wm-bsxcrs, 2, J, Band, 1, 2, 1, , ' !- . , '7 DcL,,,a,,,,, 2. ,. 4 g, Inna: Club. ., 1. cpm, 1, 2' 5 V. , Play Staff, 3, Conudorzs, 2, J. 1 Q.. Evn LYNN ANDERSON , X 'J A - CLYDE of-SEN Los De Lcbms, 1, 2, sg Senior 5 - , 'ml Aviuivn. I. 2. J: L- P-, Ss Sinus, 3, Play, lg Play Sufi, 5, QPCH. 1, 5: Play, J, Grena- lg Contadnrasx 2' 5. 'N dxcrs, 2, A14 Offmrr, 2:'Studcnt . .A h 'P Councul, 25 Senior Hits, 3. 1 - , I SIM THETA JOHNSON W -M CLEO JOHNSON Band, I, 2, J: Orclicsxrn, I, 2: nf '4 1 orchestra I ,, l Officer, 2. 'v Q ' ' ' - N K. A llIllIIIllIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Pug: Twrnly-fun r lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIlIIllIllIlIlllII'l Vmcmus BUDGE Donn Lau Donus, l, 2, 3: Vice President 2, Presidenr, 3: French Club. 1. 2. J: Los Dc Lcliros. I. 2, Ji Opera, 3, Senior Sisters, 3, Comadoras, z, lg Aiszsmn Ediror of cfm- ly, 1, Amphaon surf. 1. RUTH WENNEKGREN Dance Club. 2. D: Donn Lau Domas, 1, 2, 3, Opera Staff, 3: Band, 2: Orchestra, 1, 2. LEVA ANDERSON Opera, 3: Oper: Staff, 1. EVELYN H. JENSEN Opera. J: Senior Hits, J- Conudoras, 2, 3. CECIL Bmnnum' F. F. A., 1, 2, 35 Football, l, Z, lg Baskerball, 2, 35 Track, 2, 3: Manager, 3: Srudenr Council, Ja Wrcsrling, 1, 2. LUCILE MURPHY Girls' Athletic Club, 2, 5: Girls' League. VEN1cE HANSON Duma Lau Dumas, 2. Si Band. 1, 2, a. , L I 1 , 442,11 A ' l UNH x 4 1.1 'J' I, W -. 2 2 -lilo ' , ' fl f A D D ' J , rin-5 V1.8 xx I , n. J , - Q fi Q 1 ? iii, 'I '.. -1.-' J' S Q 1 in I V A A 3 HELEN OLSEN Girls' League. ENos CARLSON Aviation, 2, 5: Secretary, iz Band. I, 2, 3: Orchestra. 26 Football, l, Z, 1: Senior Hits, 3. VIRA ASTLE Girls' Arlilcric Club, I, 1, 3: vac. mszamr, 2, Pny, 2g may Srzff, 25 Contzdoras J, Debat- ing, 2. CLEO MoNsoN Dance Club. 2, lg Repornrr, 3: Dom: Lau Dumas, 2, Sq French Club, l, 2: Opera Staff, 3. CARMA LARSEN Entered from Preston I-Iigli, 1: Opera, 3. LEGMNUE LUNUBERG F. F. A., l, 2, 3, Buys' League. FRANCES GmnoNs Dam: Lau Dumas, 2, J, Girls' League. sf. YQ E K' 'yi ., . FLQRENTIA Osium N I Y A MARY KAY Nmsmn , ' A A Los Dc Lebros, 2, 3: Girls' Girls' League. . I-vague. llIllIIllIIlIllIllIllllllIllIllIllIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Twruly-five .5 if , Q ,ff -fix ,X , ,A , I. . 5: 5 , gliIIllIIIIrllIlllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllll A M P H I Q N lllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll - . . E l ' E flgcl E' X X X ' ALEMANO PAIUJINI if Q French ciiib. z, s, open., I, 5, : ilflay, 2, Grenadiers. 2. 3: : 1 Aviation, 3, Senior Play Satff, 3. E ii E N: : l, . : ' I nigniiu pfmyiiiiiinrf . X ,Xi j ' ,J DONNA Nisu X NWF Girls' Langue. RODNEY SMITH rnntbiil, z, 5, met, I, z. 5, Q F. F. A., lg Aviation. 3. X N Mnitjonxn ANDERSON Girls' Athletic Club, I, 2, 55 Reporter, lg Secretary, 2, Pres- ident. 3: Websters. l. 2, J, Re- porter, 2, Los De Lebros, 5: Opera Staff. J: Play l, 2, Play Staff, l, 2. 3, Senior Sisters. 35 Debating, l, 2: Oratory. I. 3: Girls' Baseball Mgt.. I: Grizzly Staff. 2, J, Amphion Staff. 3: Senior Play staff. 3. Mnx Humm-Iruars Senior Class President: L. P.. l. 2. Si Maskers. l. 2. 3: Sec- retary, 2, Opera Staff, lg Play. lg Type Team, l, 25 Band, 2. 35 President, J, Ampliion Stiff, 2: S. A. R., I, 25 Football, I, 2. 5: Track. I. Z. 3: Student Council, J: Senior Hits, 3, Sen- ior Play Staff, J. MARIE Coouiv Student Body Executive Comm., 2, Los De Lelsros, l, 2, 3: Markers, I, 2, 5, Opera, J, Play, I. 2, 3: Senior Sisters, Band Sponsor, 35 Contndoras, 1, 5, Girls' League President, 3, sni- dent Council, 2: Amphion Staff, 5, Grizzly Staff, 5, K, o., 5, Senior Hits, 5, Seminary Valcdictnrian, Ronsm' COLE Bind, 1, 2. 5, Track, 1, 2. JUNE COWLEY Girls' Athletic Club, 2, 3, Girls' League. VI. lu, t yt x D. 's ,A un- H ' 15: ' fm, , fir!!! 'Y' 'X Ari N W4 - ees vt Q ,Lf ' , , PQ-tifrrx ' i '?5T ax 5.1. Q: by P 1 41314 L. .L ,ffl in is 0 A J '1 4 X . -.Z 45? W 4' vs, ebb!! A 9 A. i I A .9 el ' R n 'Y' . . 2 GENEN'lEVE Coouar Vice President Sophomore Class: Song Leader, 2, Los De Lebrn., I. 2. 5, Maskers, 1, z, 5, Vice President, 2, President, 3, K. O., lg Domo Lau Dumas, 33 Opera. I, 3, Play, l, 2, J, Senior Sis- ters. 3: Contadoras. 2. J: Stu- dent Council, 2. VAN HASLAM Class President, 1, 2, Student Body President, 5, L. P., I. z, 5, Gi-enndim, I, 2, 5, Football, l. 2, 3: L Club, 2, 5: Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3. EDNA EVEIITQN Girls' Athletic Club, 1, 2, J, vi.. President, 5, Cuntadoras, 5. MADISON THOMAS Markers. 2. 3: Secretary, J: Websters. I. 2. J: Vice Presi- .i.nt, z, French Club, 1, z, 1, Secretary. lg Kodak, lg L. P., 3: Play, l, 2, 3, Student Coun- cll. 2. lg Senior Hits, 3, Dc- bating, l, J: Oratory, J: Grizz- ly Staff. l. 2, lg Editor, 3: Valedictorian: Senior Play. Lois MAE ANDERSON junior Class Vice President, Stun dent Body Vice President, 1, Dance Club, l, 2, 3, Maskers, 2. 5, opm, 1, Play, 5, Senior Sisters, 3, Senior Hits, li Con- tadoms, 2, J, President, Z: Stu- dent cnnncil, 1, Seminary Valedictorian. Born HALL L. P., I, 2, 5, French Club. l, 2, 3, Opera, I, 3, Grenadiers, l, 2, J, Football, l, 2. 3: Co-Captain, 3, Track: 1: Ten- nis. ls Senior Hits: Student Council, 5, Grizzly Staff, 5, L Club. 1. MAR,lORlE Mussliix Opera. 3: Dance Club. 2. 3. ALICE BARNETT Play Staff, 3: Oontadoras. 2. illllllllIIIllIllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IlllllllIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIllIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Pilgr Twrnly-:ix llIllIlllIlIllIIIIIIIIIIIllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllI A M P H I O N lIlllllIlllIIIllIlIIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllg FLORENCE SKABELU ND Los Dc Lrbros. 3: Girls' Arlilctic Club, 1, 2, 5: Amphinn Staff. J. KENNETH LUND F. F. A., I, 2, Jg Aviation. 3. ESTHER KENNARD Entered from Box Elder High. Z: Los D: Lcbros, J: Websters. 2. S, Girls' Athletic Club, 1, 3: Opera, 3: Play. J: Orchrsrra. 2. J: Student Council. 3: Con- zadoras. 2, is Secretary, 1. Dxcx PRESTON M.f,l..1, 5, French club, 1, 2. 5: President. 2: Aviation. 1. 2: I.. P., 2, 3g Opera, J: Play, 2, 3: Grenadiers, J. BETTY MORRELL Websters, 2. 3: Masltcrs. 33 Play, l, 2: Play Staff. 3: Grizz- ly Staff, 3. CLARENCE FAREY Opera, 3: Grcnadiers, l. Z. li Football. I. 2. S.: Basketball, 1, 2, 5, Track, 1, 2, 5, znnkm, 2, L Club, 1. ELLEN RosE Girls' Arlilctic Club, lg Dancc Club, 5, opera. 5: senior sar- tors, J: Cnntadoras. 2. 3: Prcsa ident. 3, Senior Hits, 3. ANNIE HALL Girls' Athletic Club. l. 2. 15 Play Staff, J, Contadorax, 2, 3. 's in A 3 f 'E 1 ? .,-., v a . qv 1 ' .Y ,. 1 .f. 1 DALMAINE HoncEs E Q L. P., 2, 5, Aviation, 1, 2, 5, E ' , Football, 1, 2, Sp Senior Hits, lg : 3 L Club. 5 RUTH SKIDMORE E N., Secretary Sophomore Class, Sec- E , yl rctary of sniatnt Body. Za Los 5 - qg Dc Lcbros. l. 2. J: K. O.. li : ' Maslters. l. 2. la Vice President, E -2' 35 Opera, 3: Play, l, 1: Senior E , Sisters. J: Contadurar, 2, 3: E Student Council, 2, J: Amphiun : Edamr, 5, Grizzly snff, 5, L Senior Play, 1. E - RAL:-H PORTER Mmhal. 2. L. P., 1. z, 5, : ' Kodak, li Business Manager : Play, 25 Band, I, 2, 1: Football, E l, 3, Track, I, 2, 1: Senior : J' r Z1 A J ' Hits, l, Z, 3, Band Manager. lg E Ampliion staff. J. E ' VONDA SHAEEER E ' 1 2, 3, Masltcrs, Z. J: Websters, E nj-Z J: Student Council, 2, Conra- E A doras, 2, 3: Opera, J: Play, 25 2 A f Los DcLcbros, l, 2, J: Secretary, - I. Play Staff, 2, smear sarnn, 5, 5 smear miy, 5. 5 -1 , DARWIN LUND : L. P., 2, lg Tennis, 1, 2, 5. : L Club, l. J. E YAG : at 7 J f E A ' 5 Doms PARTTNGTON E - Girls' Athletic Club, l, 2, lg E 4 4 Basketball Manager, 3: Conra- E .J dum, 2, J: Opera, 5, Amphion E Staff, L E HAROLIJ DIBBLE E Tennis. 2. 1: captain, 5, L. P., E 1, 2. J: French Club. 2. J: : Grizzly Staff. l. Z5 Cheer E . Leader, Z, Student Body Exe- E curivc comm., 5, cmndim, z, 5 3, Opera, J, Football, 2, : Rohm LEXVIS E - 4 French Club, 1, 2, lg Duma E ' Lau Domus, 2, 1: Opera Staff, J. E ,1 is .al ' 4 lllllllllllllllllIlIllIllllllIllIIllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll Pagr Twcnly-rcuzn l IllllllIIllIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIllIllllllllllIllIIIllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll ERMA PEHRSON ofclmm, sa Girls' League. DAVE ERICKSON Szudem Council, xg Fouxbull, J. QM 7 A Bon SWEETIEN ie' L i Opefa' 57 may' .li Bans' Zlsum James 2, J. Grenndiers, 2, 5, rumlu 1, .,, I ' J: llaskcrball. 2, Track, Z5 Glflf LUIISUP- Oruory, l. , x ' , ALICE JOHNSON -'H Q., RU'-ON SMITH Dance, 2, 3: Student Council, 2. ' ' Emcfed from Midiflm High- ldullu, J, Buys' League. .. :CSKA XVILFORD RICH '- ' FLORENCE BICKMORE Boys' League. Duncu Club, 2, sp French Club, -' 2: Opera, lg Cunudorns, 2, 5. .L Y yr . ' , W' M' , g .1 GLEN OLSEN LAVERNA COBURN 3 i PH 2' J: Aviation' I' Z' si ' mi une, 2, Open, l, lg Dance Club, 2, J, Coimdnm, J Grvnldwrf. 2. J: Track. I. F, f 59 Tennis, lg Student Council, ' Q, Grizzly surf, lg Business Manager, Aniphion, J. 9' W HERBERT NEW'EY at ,f ALTA WILSQN French club, 1, Amphaon sim, W' Fwd, Club, 2, ,, lg, 3: Grizzly Suff, 33 Deburing, 5. X :J League, R . Q41 MARY HANSEN M .rx Dance Club, 2, 33 Dom: Lau 9 7 A Dumas, l, 2, lg Secrcury, 2g f -f MAX I-IYER vice Pmidl-ur, sq Play, l, 2- , I 3 ,I . Play Sraff, lg Senior Sisters, li , W xv Eflimibflow I-?'r,?'fIf' T152' Band, 25 Band Sponsor, Jg I f U iidkx ' as 'K I ' ' ' nc ' ' Senior Hits, S4 Grizzly Suff, 35 ' - Maskers, 3. ' ' v A V .av DOROTHY MERRILL , M, HRRRIE1' Bzlss Los De Lcbros, l, 2, 3. 4 4 A 'ay Girls' League. L f, if-..: llllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll Pug: Twrn I ju-rigbl l IllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lIIllIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I JACK FARR Boys' League. NORMA SKANCHY Doma Lau Dumas. 5. CEcn. MORGAN F. F. A., 1, z, 3, Ammon. I. 2. 31 President, l. JEAN BISHOFF Dance Club, 2, 5, Opera, J. Maskcrs, 2, 3, Play, 1. 2, sq Senior Sisters, 3: Cunladoras, 2. J: Student Council, Z: Senior Hits, S. DEAN LEWIS Opera, 3: Grenadicrs, J: Fost- lull, 2. 3g Cofczpnin. 3: Track. 2. J: L. P.. 3: L Club. OTELLA HALE Kodak Organization, 5: Senior Hits Sraff. J: Secretary K. O., li Senior Play Staff, J. RALPH HEN NIGAR Boys' League. DONNA LUNnnERr. Opera Staff, 1, Play Staff. J. L ,Q I ' X I ,is ,. ,Ii s 'i.- a ff 'T . I-fs., Z 5 P t Jvvldr fm 1, va .41 .a-x. . 5 . 1 V . , ,, ' a ll' X wi 5 J... M ff I .N , . F A 4 ! an 4 11 ' v .' 4, u x Q .3 43? .i MILDRED HANsoN Websters, 2, 35 French Club, l. 2: Donna Lau Dumas. 2. Ji Opera. lg Grizzly Staff, 2. lp Debating, 2, Orarory, l. SYLVAN JACOISSEN Maslsers, 5, Aviation, 1. 2. J, Opera, lg Play, 3: Grcnadicrs. l, 2, 3. MARTHA JENSEN Opera Staff, St Play Staff, J. RAY JENSEN Boys' League. DONNA SPENCER Dance Club, 1, 2, J: Secretary, 25 President. Jg Maskcrs, 3. Duma Lau Dumas, lg Kodak. I, 3: Opera, J, Play, 2. Jg Senior Sisters, lg Band, I, 2. 3, Stu- denr Council, 2. BILL Hess Play, Z, Band, I, 2, 33 Quarter- nmm-, 2. Football. 2. J. GRACE Honns Frunclt Club. l. 2. 3: Play, J: Dania Lau Dumas, 2, J. NORMA BERGSJO Duma Lau Dumas, 2, 3, Girls' League. llIIlllllllllllIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllIIIIIllIIllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll rag, r.m.f,'...inf --. !IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I Q N llllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll DOROTHX' ALIJEI1 Los D: Lebros, I, 2, 35 Mmskcrs- Jg Websters, xg Kodak, I, J: President. 3: Opera, 3, Play, 1: Play Staff, lg Senior Sisters. 2. J: Band, I, 2: Secretary Girls' League, Z: Student Council, 2, Jg Senior Hits. 5: Antpltion Staff. J: Seminary Valcdic- torian. 2. Homxcta SMITH Aviation, 2: Football, 2, 3: opt.. Staff, st DtI...i..lt. at Track, J. FLORENCE SoNNIa n....ft Club. I. 2. It Girls' Leap... VALLON VICKEIIS Aviation, I, 2, 3: Secretary, I: Opera Staff, Ig Play Staff, 1: Band. I, Z, 3: Orchestra, 2: Student Council. 2. FI A -'N Y' mf., S , Q, 4. f H 37 4 . . . 1 - ali' , . ,- ,gg A , , 1 v A J H I' 'K A -J' .r , VIRGINIA RAE COAKLEY nm. Club. z, J. Maint., z, I, 'wh' 'A , Play, 2. I, Oper.. staff. I: Co... fn' at ' taduras, 2, J: Seninr Hits, 5. 4' , V' Eff? .1 ,V , , eff, Euroou Scorr , - II....l. I. Grenadicrs, J, Track. Lg, 2. lr. F. A.. I, 2. 5. mm 4 Inf 'SIX , .ar- CLEO MAINWARING open. Staff, It Girls' League. 2 l 5 f Rn' BnowN 5, Band. I. 2, at orclmm. Ig Q . ' Track, I. 2. 1: Student fig. 3 '5' A I c......C.l, z. nw- Q, illllllllIIIIllllllllllIllllllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII my Tlzirly CLAIRE HANSEN Opera, S: Play Staff, S: Gren- aasm, at swat.. I-lit.. Sp sms... Play. MILIJRED MIIJDLETON Gans' Athletic cl..l., I, 2, It Duma Lau Domus. 2, Ig Opera, 35 Band. J: Secretary, Jg Or- chestra. S. PAUL FIuxMx'ToN A.'........, 2. J. semmy, z, President. I. Oper... I, s, Gren- adicrs. J: Football, I, lg Track, 2, 1: Tennis, It Debating, 2, Wrestling, 2. M,xxINE Colu.ET1'E Dance Club, I, Z, .Ig Girls' Athletic Club. I: Swimming Manager, 3: Opera, Ig Play Staff. J. LYNN LAWRENCE Band. I. 2, Orchestra, I, 2, lg Manager, 2: Senior Hits, 5. Mnncnmsr jENsEN Entered fm... s.....l. cm.. I-Izgl., LI Websters, 3. Howlmu DUNN Aviation. 2. 1, Ph,-, 5, B.....l, I. 2 J: Quartermaster. 2: Or- chestra, 2: Student Council, 2: Senior Hits. 2. 3: Seminary Valcdictorian. 2. ELAINE KELLER Girls' Lf.g..t. WWW W M' QKQTV J ll Wjiffw M ZW J ,PLQ1 6, 17, ' .9 1 fiyr ig? 1 NG N, ,Q ' Q-n-ul' A va , ,-v--,- !llIIlIlIIlIIIIIllllIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N llllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg E CLYDE CARLISLE BIRDEAN DUNNJUNIUS MCCLELLAN MISS HALL MR. Ml:lRRAY E E Prrsiriml Vin' Pn':iu'r1I! Srrrriury A-liiser AJ:-ixrr E E Junior Class Officers E E p Q OOPERATING enthusiastically with their officers, E 5 the Junior class of this year has made itself an lm- E E portant unit of the student body. In athletics, E E 0 ' drama, social affairs, and student leadership, it has E T2 played an active role. Its members have shown their ability E E to work together, not only in their assemblies, but in their 5 E parties. 5 Q The junior Prom, which they sponsored, was unique and E E colorful, as well as being a success financially. The sponsor- E E ing of this party well showed the possibilities of the Junior E E class leadership. E E The graduate of '35 have already proved themselves a E E group capable of maintaining the high standards and ideals E 5 established by former classes. E illllllllIllIlIIllIIIIlllIIIIllIIIIllIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllIllllllIllllIlIllllIIIlllllIIIllllIllllllIllllllllllllllllllli Pugf Thirty-Iwo 6- Juniors Firsl Rau'-livalyn Smith, Alzon Sorensen. Mmrgenc Pzulsen, Earl Snrcnsun. Wanda Purcrscn. Golden Slcnlcr. Mzricric Powell. Srcaml Rim'--Paul Stoddard, Eva Pulley, Davin 'l'lmKfhcr, liinnn Quuylr. Ernusr Tippcrs, Alice Ouinney, Willard Wen. Third Run-juni: Rapp, Paul Wimmcr, Gladys Reid, Mmm Wood, Claris awe, clafwn Dnmhea R,-1.1, name Ryan, Hilda Verna sm., Lois Thorp, ni..-Che Rmr5x..1.f,-n Murphy, cm Yuung. Iilda Rich. Fonrll: Rnlu-Elm Riclx, Catherine Romney. Schwab, Marjorie Smirh. lidixli Spiers. Fiflb Ron-joy Spencer, Tcilnmn. Marjcnn Tyson. Nona Wmison, Eva Williams, Sixlb Tlimnpson, Lucille Trcmcwan, Wesley Harris, Mina Ruundy. l ' I.ilil!!!!llll2Lllll,iI. '-i.lLl.ll:, llilllll ,V .... ,,I..'u,' Page Thirty-Ibm W ff ' ' l l A ' . 1 l .' , ' , 4 ,, , n ' . 5 fe. 4- ' as X, 'fn . v , ' Q . z fi' ' , ' , N gy ,gs ir r 'iw .2 1 fl ix v .9 .8 'f N - 7 , r . I' -. Q 'J .. a' ,gb 'LF P5 all ' 1 'f' -.gy ' 'A ' V 44 J ' Q Jlif J 3514? 9 ' , 2 - - 4, 1 at -2 1- fn. . . va q 1: sl- n A n f 3v ' '- if 'ff' fr ,. , , L ,h J ,,, ,, V! A V, ,S , ig ,M T as '- '- .fs 2' f J ml A - arg. Q2 , l f, , Y x, 'f 'U -3- - - A f e 2 S 4 - . s ' ., 1. . ' L v' 'if lf.. 1. X l N 'K-, ' . ' 1 4, 5 .M 1' wi J le. 'N l - , li' :iff V ' Q 0. 15 . . -we s 1 A Q s- zu f , V Q 13 G T'-ez ' , 'A .4 A .:l,J ' l 5 H 11,3 1 .31 W ,Er ,I 3' H -3 42, ,- .WS Q' ' ' Juniors Fin! Run-Elaine Fonncsbcck, Erwin Mehr, Olive Gibbons, Delmar Miller, Myrl Hadfield, Gene Miller, Eunice l-lale. Srmuil Run--Ray Miller, Arlcrrc Harr, Herbert Mirrun. Rurh Hawkins, Ralph Morgan, Jackson, Clair Nelson, Grace Jennings, Charles . nmfzb Rauf-Ray Farrington, Dorothy Jam. Kinynn, Seth Redford. Fiflb Rau-Ruth Lance, Herman Richards, Mary Larsen, Juhn Richardson, June Marlcr, Waller Ross, Bessie Lcivllixuln. Sixlb Kun'-'Robert Simpsun, Theresa Mitchell, Dt-Witt Palmer, Dorothy Mnnrrosc, Stanley Snxirh, Clea Morgan, Edward Siuberg. Srirulb Rau-Lucy Morgan, Dean Skznchy, Irene Neelcy, Lor Smith, Julia Huron, Gilbcrx Moser. Tbinl Rau-Florence Olsen, LaNurm.i Jensen, Allen Orterbeck. Lol: Jensen Dennis Petersen, Afton Kezrl, Ralph Redford, Kathryn Ollie Jean Olsen, Mercer Smith. Faye Parry, Pagr Tbirly-four MMM Q I YN 1 ' i of J V- , f HV' '11,11,, .fnlblw ..zx: .11 V- ,A fi' H i 5 , X . , . ., . O' l s fs 5. ,G is , A ,Q ir K: 1 -F? 9 ' . ' JZ ,' H , 'Y ,I ': 3' 1 - lf- x., J ' ' . .' X.. Q .f .4 BA- fn l - .A , .A i X, gf, r r Q' j' ,3 2 a. ' I ' we vffkfz 3-s 'Q-V 'i ' if' ,. 7: '-' K Q 49 J-'fil'7 - in .A -1 - i - 4-- , 1f'.- f-H -1 121 K' 1 in 1- 1 .Q , h is lf' ills Lf: 45: P ' F- f lk 5 . J 1 1 A , 5'.- ' ' -'Q 1-T 'J Q - 22:3 f - . 9- ,A 1 ' 'Q - ' A ' ee .ae-l M s -. as ,g ' X ,gf 3' Ml ,Qu A W -ff, 4 'W . f- l 5 A .1 K. 4 -Aki' ' , ' . we . -- th' 5 'F . ' : ,. it x ,. 1 Q f r 1, f ' fx' ' ,, , va' l gif -A J f, A I' 11 s s Y s 6 l 2' i ,X f F' .K 'W N li X 4 r ,. I Q f , T' YF- U . ' 'V y 5-L O gg: ' - -1 ' fr- f 5 1 ' 5. 'l' l ' . vga- . - ' - . ff. ' 1 -:Avg 3 -Q. . A deff ' '31 rf.. -'bm ' QT ' M. 1 1' fw . -A ' ' . ..: I Lu 'fx' buff fx ,I '- Juniors Firxl Row-Margzrcr Allen, Willard Adams, Joyce Allred, Howard Anderson, lrcne Anderson, Rulon Austin, Lulu Andrews. S4-roml Rau-Rulon Clark, Linnea Ormond, Merlin Copin, Laverna Bcnnerr, Ardell Denning, Cleo Baxter, Nathan Dopp. Third Rou+Rurli Bauglm, Howard Eames, Vonzza Bingham, Norman Daincs, Karliryn Bowen, Wendell lisplin, Barbara Call. Frmrll! RUu+Rzy Evans, Sara Brown, Darrell Firmage. Lorraine Calder, Dclbcrr Fonncsheclc, Kathryn Campbell, DcLun Fursbcrg. Fifth Rau-Margarer Cardan. Waller Gardner, Doris Cazicr, Ronald Hadfield, Ruth Christensen, Elden Hadfield, Helen Cowley. Sixlll Ruu+Dcl'ere Hanson, Phyllis Dzhle, jack Hanson, Marie Daines, Vern Hugic, Edilll Dnulrc, Dean jrffs. Srrrlllb Rau--Dorothy Egbert, Jack Laub, Elsie Wolfe, Glen Lewis, Mary cfm-Qs. mia Meehan., june Fife. Page Thirty-live glllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIlIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll : Adams, Alice E Adams, Willard E Allen, Edna : Allen, Margaret E Allred, Joyce E Almond, Josephine E Anderson, Arthur 5 Andersen, Howard -E Anderson, Irene E Anderson, Marian E Andrews, Lula E Bailey, Orson E Bateman, Othel : Baugh, Ruth E Anderson, Mern E Bingham, Vonzza E lslnele llene : Bodrero, Hazel .E Bowen, lzola E Bowen, Kathryn E Bradley, vsnsle E Brown, Sara E Caldera Lorraine E Call, Barbara E Campbell, Kathryn E Cardon, Margaret : Carlson, Myrtle E Carlisle, Clyde E Carlson, Alton : Cazier, Doris E Christensen, ltsnli E clinle, ltnlnn E cennsen, Edward E cnpen, Merlin E Cowley. Helen 5 censlseu. ltnnie : Cutler, Max E Dahlc, Iillen E Dahle. Phyllis : mines, Mnie 5 Danielson, Isabelle : Denning, Ardell E Depp, Nathan E Daines, Norman E Dunn, Bill E Dunn, Birdean : Doutre, Edith E Eames, Howard E Egbert, Dorothy E Englena. Dnnela E England, Florence : England, james - lsnnen, Marjorie Q. Junior Class Roll Erickson, Sybil Esplin, Wendell Evans, Dean Evans, Ray Fereday, LeRoy Fergus, Betty Lou Fife, June Firmage, Darrell Fonnesbeclt, Delbert Fonnesbeclt, Elaine Forsberg, DeLon Fullmer, Georgia Gardner, Lucille Gardner, Marian Gardner, Walter Geddes, Marjorie Gibbons. Olive Gilgen. Evelyn Hselfiela, Ronald Hadfield, Eldon Hadficld, Merle Hale, Eunice Haltinner, Carmen Hansen, Mamie Hansen, Devere Hanson, jack Harris, Wesley Hart, Arlette Hawkins, Ruth Hawley, Verna llenenn, ,lnlin lflovcy. Mnn llneie, vein Hulse. Viilrna jackson, Florence ,leffs, Dean jenkins, Albert Jennings, Grace Jensen, NaNorma 1enSCn, Lola Johnson, Elda johnson. Mary jones, Dorothy Jorgensen, Thelma Kcslrl, Afton Kershaw, Clyde Kanyon, Kathryn Lance, Ruth Larsen, Mary Lauh, jack Laub. Mariorie Leishman, Wallace illIllIllllIllIllIIIIIllllIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page Tbirly-:ix Lewis, Glen Mallory, Raymond Marler, June Matthews, jack McClellan, Junius Miller, Delmar Miller, Gene Miller, Margaret Miller, Ray Mitchell, Theresa Milton, Herbert Montrose, Dorothy Morgan, Clea Mnngnn, Lney Morgan, Ralph Moser. Gilbert Murphy, Kathryn Musser, Marjorie Nelson, Clair Nelson, Ray Nielsen, Eugene Necley, Irene Noel, Virgil Olson, Charles Olson, Ollie Jean Otterbeck, Allen Ormond, Linnea Parry, Faye Partington, Ray Paulsen, Margcnt Petersen, NVanda Pctcrsrrn, Dennis Peterson, Harold Peterson. Lucy Peterson, Lyman Pickett, Rodney Pculter, Dora Mac Powell, Marioric Pulley, Eva Quayle, Emma Quinney, Alice Rapp, June Rasmuson, Ellwood Redford, Ralph Redford, Seth Reid, Gladys Reese, Claris Rich, Elda Rich, Elna Richards, Herman Richardson, john Romney, Catherine Ross, W'aIter Rnuche, Alton Roundy, Mina Rust, Gladys Ryan, Dorothea Ryan, Marie Schaub, Myra Schwab, Hilda Sill, Fern Simpson, ltnbese Sjostrom, Doris Sjoberg, Edward Sltanchy, Dean Smith, Lorna Smith, Lot. Smith, Marjorie Smith, Mclba Smith, Ruth Claire Smith, Stanley Sorensen, Alton Sorenson, Earl Sorenson, Estel spiess, Edith Spencer, joy speneen, Norma Speth, Gert: Spicker, Mark Stettler, Golden Stcttler, Werner Stoddard, Paul Stott, Vcrnn Strobclt, Wilford Stuclti, Clara Swenson, Denzil Taylor, Luc Relda Thatcher, Dean Tlinsnpsnn, can -rlsenne, Alice Tlsnspe, Lois Tippets, Ernest Tolman, Blanche Trenlewan. Lucille Tyson, Marjcan Watson, Nona Watts, Loy West, W'illard Williams, Eva Wimmer, Paul Wolfe, Elsie Wood, Marvin Worley, Marie Wurston, Willa Ycates, Luther Young, Clifton llllIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIlIIIIIllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll Mx , JE! D ,MMM W 5,9 W 552, gf! SQ? aff iii 2752 7 YN f'J247a91 ,, MW W swf . z s . xkgiiwfia yy N - L9 ' - L1 QV 5 an . N1 54 1 I ,.,,. W . SOPHUMO R . 'a 'I1. ',....., . fo' on pc 0e..u -.uv-na-.o.,.n STLPHEN HARRISON MR. HODGES EDDlE KEARNS P xidrnl Ailrixrr Srrrrl y RUTH MAE ANDERSON MISS SPENCER Vire Frrxidrni zhlrixtr Sophomore Class Officers .. HE Sophomores this year have shown QF? - ,UE themselves to be a class from which much may be expected. Their officers 4' 'N have shown themselves capable and the members have responded enthusiastically to theirx leadership. They have taken active parts, and in many cases leading roles, in athletics, drama, opera, band, debating, and almost every other activity. The programs for which they have been re- sponsible have been interesting and original, and their two class parties were outsrandingly suc- cessful. X- The Sophomores of this year give promise of not only being able to live up to the standards set by other classes, but of being capable of doing new and constructive things for the school. I IIllllIIIlllllllllllIllllllIIllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllIIIIllIIlllIIIllllllllllllIIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Pug Tbrrlj rrgll C. I O N llIllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ' X g Sophomores 'E Fin! Raw-Clara jean Anderson, Wayne Bates, Virginia Arnold, Carlisle Barber, Ocua XE Bauer. Ann Baxrer. Sammi Rau-Russell Borcherr, Marjorie Crockur, Ted Benson, Marybelle w0,5yW,w5Zf,.,9MpM,,a. riif!liifr3l7Hlnfn.A M P H I O N IllIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - rx, ,di fg 6. E - E Richard Bell, Verdi Bodrcro, Fred Bradbury. 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W un lvlenennld, Geneva Kcnzrd, Elnm A B' Lenf, Rum Kinllnll, Mzuricc Mal-lar, Dels. e, nway ewis, 'ffrb Rau,-Dorothy Males, Koiche , 1 W Koike, clnnlene Lnlnnnn, Allen McDcrmaid Flo ce Lund , y L en, Lucille Lnndnlnl. sinh Row- ' . ' g Jn-nes Mellnfnn, zen. Mlm, Cleve Mnnll, unesfemcrt hocbe Lanfnnl, Melvin Nielson. I H Cs 'Q J ' A1 i N? Q ' N . Q D Z 53 . -X i M110 JAM W. , jp fl '17 pp. if My MU Mvpf K 1 ' I Z .Q .f ,... 'Nr-'N , v . U 'S ' Q 'Y S' ' 'I HQ:- ' ' Q, ' X W jf gg f , , . 'Avi' - - f' . 2 -1' v 4, ' ,- . -V , ,J W., N 1 '. -. 1 X ,J f ' 'L .,-. - ' S . 2? 'f fe, '-.q..' ' 3 A c 5 1 E N . -' A- --my - . f . 1 V :., 1 - . 5, ,N t, e- wr, 'ff . If . t x 1 'H wi Q ff-Q f ,rw Y f ' f W f w r - M - t - 'V Q 'f . H 'V ' ' uf' X 5 - W M Af- af X - A- N ,L - 5' -' f , , 35,5 Q ' ff ' 4 W f . '-' t X 2' ' 3' 4 , ' ,. wb , ' . - , -. , - 1 1 .2-7-ay ' ' x ts, f A mt-Q, W N 'N - P3365 .hi T .1 'X' Q , fy' V ' -' ' SN - W - S r--. , ,. . ,: ' 3 . . A 1 ' . Spf ff -N' 'lb' ' ii - Y. 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Jessie . lm, Beatrice Winsor, Edith Woodward, catherine ' , X W ighnylargaretll' ry, Marie Maughan. , F , , 'fl .1iI.lll ..,. fl, 11' .fl.1...fI ,,.... ..l.II'f1.. ..1,. If ...,. ll 'M , ' Pa Fort' ne,q,g,g, gamma, T . ! 5 L ' -W 7f7pfu3'- gllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI A M P H I O N IlllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll I - Adams. Roberr - Allen, cm... E Amussen , Heber : Anderson. Clara Jean - Anderson. Ruth Mae -E Arnold, - Andrews, Julien Virginia Lee - Arhey, Pauline E Barber, E Barnerz, Carlisle Ada - Bares, Wayne : Baugh, Oerra - Baxrer. Ann E Benson. .- Baxter, Ben ,. Bell, Richard Ted - Bergener, Russell Bergener, Vivian 2 Bernrsen. Ed. E Blair, M : Blorrer, - Berry. Gran! .. Bickmnre, Ellen ary Gale Margarer - Bluemell. Lavon E Bod rero. E Bod rero, E Bod rem, E Bonrsilr, - m..rr...n, n..r..r Mary Belle Verda Hazel Rose : Bu rcherr. Russell : Bon. Beth 5 xsoyle, ls E Bradley, abelle .. Bradbury, Fred Frances - Brown. Dean E Buckley, Dearl : Calderwood. Spencer rf Cardon. E Carlson, E Coburn. - Cardon, Lee Guy N. ... Carlson, Anna Thelma - Chapman, Opal - Clark, Gwenevere ' Clark. Lila Paul H. - Cook. Loyal : Croc ken - Corrie. Maurine -. Coule, Russell , Marjorie E Crockett, Vern : Crooksro n. Roberr B. .. Dahle, joycr : Darley, Owen - Davis. Nadene - David. Howard : Davis. Wayne : Dern. Vera E Duke. Elma .. Ezberr, Ann ' Eliason. Rec illllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Page Forly-lun Sophomore Class Roll Ellis. Clara Enunerr, Dororhy England, Earl Erickson. Donald Erickson. Eva Everron, Rurh Ev.-er, Blanche Fnnnesbeck, Martlainus Forsberg. Leo Frederick. Vineem Garff, Reed Garrert, Alberr Gessell. Gladys Gessell, Helen Gibbons. Emma Gibbons. Glen Gibbons. Ray Gibbons, Wesron Glauser, Leona Glenn. Frank Gnebm. Irving Gudmundsen, Wesrerdale Hall. Oliver Halrinner, Margarer Hancey. Dennis Hansen. Beth Harris, Lucy Hart. Elna Haslam. lvan Hawley. Cleo Haws, Lorin Henderson. Bud Heninger, jack Henderson. Dean Henson. Mable Herzog. Logan Hess, Niles Hickman. Helen Hickman. Evelyn Hill, Theresa Hobbs, Owen Hodges, Erl..l Hodges, Fay Hoffler. Gladys Howell. jay Humpherys. Grant Hyde, Barbara Hyrnas, Claire james. Leonard jenkins. Charles jensen. Dilworxh .lensen. Erma Jeppesen, Howard johnson. Annerra johnson, Hillman johnson, jay johnson, Laura Johnson. Rurli rlones. Dororliy jones. .l0hn Jura., Lan... jones. Lera jones, Lois jones, Ray jorgenson, Donna Kearns. Eddie Keller. Score Kennard. Geneva Kimball, Rurh King. Owen Kloepfer, Gladys Koiki. Koichi Kowallis, Paul Kranbule, Lynn Larsen. Darrell Larsen. G..y Larsen. james Larsen, Ray Larsen. Edna Layne, Delsa Lear, Elmer Lenkersdorfer, Mary Lewis, Conway Linford, Phoebe Lindquisr, Ray Lohman. Charlene Loux. Ruben Lundahl. Florence Lundahl, Lucille Maeser. Zora Marler, Maurice Maughan. Dick M...gl.a.., Mari.. MeDermaid, Allen McDonald. Dean McDonald. Lloyd hlclklurrin, james Merrill. Howard Merrill. Liona Miles. Dororhy Misener, Ausrin Moser. Dolores Munk. Cleve Napper, Delberr Nielsen. Harold Nielsen, Max Neilsen, Melvin Nisson, Alma Nve, Billy Olsen. George Olsen. Reid Oskar, Buddie Owen, Arrhur Paulsen. Gorgas Pere.-son. Golden Perersnn, Nerric Marie Perersnn, Overn Pircher. Vern Price. Marian Prows. Dennis Pugmire, Ruth Pulley, Serh Quinnty. Margarer Redford. Edirh Reese. Clyde Reese, Virginia Rigby, neva Robbins. Thomas Rogers, Dororliy Rogers. Max Roundy, Russell Sealey. Eva Shaw. Raymond Shepherd, Czerny Sill, Doreen Skabeluncl, Vi'ayne Smith. Barbara Smirli. Barbara Grace Smirh, Coseru: Smith. Gwen Smirh. Lila Smirh, Roberr J. Sonne. Conway Sonne. Erma Sorenson. Wendell Sorenson. Wendell H Spillman, Andrew Squires. Lerrie Spencer. Jenner Szeffenliagen. Leora s..pi....., nan Srewarr. Agnes Stoddard. Thelma Storrs, Shirley Swenson. George Taylor. ,lessie Terry, Margaret Thatcher. Kenr Thomas. Delwyn Thorpe. Daniel Vcreen. Douglas Vigh, Ruth Virclxow. Bessie Wahlen. Marjorie Wairs, Gcrrrude Waits. Grace Walker. Willie Wallace. Weir Watkins, Elmer Wauerxon. Velma Wliire. Pearl While, Rush Willison. jack Willison, Allen Winsor, Bearrice Woodward. lidirh Worley, Mildred Wriehr. Carherine Ynnk, Douglas Nelson, Virginia Hickman. Evelyn llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll If-R'frN,1ny- 5 .353-'ibwgkw .. ,, 2 QQ N- X S. fi Gam 'Q' we I 'J C Q, Q! wi 5, . 0 Wayx lk! 5 YQ Ls ' ' gjl o o 1 4 J Ov'-J. v r Q - f 0 . 8 F O O , g X Q qn. ,- f ' l - . 1 ' Q: . . ' 1. I, 0 QI ' o I D 9 c an o . a ',,-.--,,, 0Ioo --'uv-4-n.-v , ACTIVITIES ' ' ' ' ' l 'W 'l m r-'Q' 'v L i MADISON THOMAS JUNIUS MCCLELLAN JUNIOR HALL lirlilar Barium Mmgff spam Eflilor vmcmm BUDGE Miss SPENCER llrwriull' Evfilur Grizzly Aflvirrr Berry Mmm smnaon Spencer Ellwoud ummm Mary Ann Lewis Marin: Cooley Dororliy Garfi Genevievc Cooley Vera Dunn Mary E. Pererson Rudi Skidmore Myrtla McCullock Harold Hendricks Frank Wahl:-n Robert Simpson Eliza Weston Virginia Carter Boyd Hall Pugr Furly-four Herbert Newey Oralic Bailey Marjorie Anderson Mary Hansen Fred Roberts , 1 Dale Coburn Mildred Hanson Irene Stevens nu A M P H I O N lIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH! RUTH SKIDMORE MISS SPENCER JUNE MARLER GLEN OLSEN Edilar Allrixfr Axmrinlr Eflilor Burinrxr Mnragrr Amphion If rho Silhoucrtcs of :he 1934 AMPHION recall in one High School, complete. and heartnchcs, the good times, and the hard times of going will feel that the publishing of this volume is justified and its way or :mother the joys to high school, the staff service to you :md Logan - Q A -f ,r gl 5 rf 3 5' ilk F: s 2 ll il: 'N Q H N6 A .. A , 0 .rs h e - Q .. wwf 5 1 ' HJ' i 5 - IL' ,S 1 f J ex f. f - -i , ' S .- . e ,,...:V, ...fuses--v Marjorie Anderson Vera Dunn Marie Cooley Doris Pmrzingron Srnimr Arlirilirx Arllxfilirx Clulu E Herbert Newey Ralph Porter Charles Olson E Fmflly Swriarx Arlnvilm 2 Robert simpson Dorothy Mau Virginia nudge Frank wzmm E Spark Snap: Cali-mlur Spam E Mzry li. Peierson Florence Skzbelund Myrtle McCullock E Culrmlur Typ, .-mmm-r i IIllIlIllIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIllIllllllllIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllll lllIIIIIIIIlllllIllIIIIIIllllIllIIIIIlllllllilllIllllllllllllllllhi Pugr Forty-lirr g'IIllIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A M P H I O N lIIIllIllIllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! E MISS BOSS CLAUDE WENNERGREN MISS MAUGHAN E : Omwy Adria-r S. A. R, Cnnlnt Whom D.-inning Can-li E E Debating and Oralory E : 651 order that more students might participate in debating this year an entirely E if new method of conducting debates has been carried out by Logan High. That E 5 pl- -ji E this idea has been successful is shown by the fact that more than twice as E E ff: gif' many students have taken part. The debates have all been non-decision to E E iuiiififl do away with disappointments of contestants, and difference of opinion of :E- E judges. Logan High made excellent showings in all of the twelve inter-school debates. E E The problems discussed were: Seniors, The Federal Ownership of Banksf' Juniors, E E Utal'x's adoption of a policy whereby state taxes should be derived from sources other E E than a tax on tangible propertyf' Sophomores, Abolishmcnt of the Death penalty E E in Utah. E E The S. A. R. oratory contest proved that Logan High has, not only scholars, but E E scholars who can express themselves clearly and emphatically. Other contestants than E 2 the winner, Claude Wennergren, were Madison Thomas, Ida Marie Clark, Lola Willa E 3 Jensen, and Ralph Redford. E E np Row, From Lcfl lo Rigbl-Walter Gardner, Home sn-mi, wwdmw sam. sf.-0.1.1 na..-cant-'ay E E Sonnc, Gorgax Paulsen, Riclurd Bell, Herbert Newey, Cleve Kimball. Fran! Rott'-Stanley Smith, E : Marjorie Crockett, Grate Jennings. Mary johnson, and Madison Thomas. E i llllllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll llllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllli Page Furry-six HQWGQ s .J -oben . .1 I- -..Af '+-NTU-is 41 ,, QQ,-99' 'x'LQfvfS flnl r Q In lf' 77 4: Q9 'Mgr ef X. ,,.. H, .nl ,nann- -.,,..,,.a' ---......-0 DRAMA AND MUSIC n...- vu.,-..---.,,v , o.,,,,.n lllIIllIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIlIlIlllIlllIIIIllIIllIllIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllll The School For Scandal 1 C3 ENDER the direction of Miss Anna Boss, Logan High pre- W sented as the school play this year the famous 'KSchool for Scandal, by Richard Brinsley Sheri- dan. It was successfully given to three audiences, December 7 and 8. The play portrays the inevitable outcome of gossiping, and gives a vivid picture of many characters familiar in our everyday life. It is filled with humorous incidents, and dramatic moments, and with the beautiful eighteenth century cos- tumes, the dancing, and music, was entirely successful. Because of the few parts for girls Miss Boss in the play, two casts of girls were chosen, each cast playing one night. The ras! iuz'ludz'1l: Lady Teazle, Virginia Rae Coakley, Marie Cooley, Lady Sneerwell, Zetta Benson, Donna Spencer, Mrs. Can- dour, Ollie ,lean Olsen, Dorothy Quinney, Maria, Ruth Wfatkins, Genevieve Cooley, Maid, Kathryn Bowen, Ruth Skidmore, Sir Peter Teazle, Madison Thomas, Sir Oliver Surface, Howard Dunn, Sir Benjamin Backbite, Ernest Tippets, Sir Harry Bumper, Czcrny Shepherd, Gentleman, Clyde Olson, Joseph Surface, Junior Hall, Charles Surface, Ralph Redford, Crabtree, Claude XVennergren, Rowley, Dick Preston, Careless, Stephen Harrison, Moses, Sylvan Jacobsen, Trip, Clyde Carlisle, Snake, Jay Johnson, Sir Petcr's Servant, Dearl Buckley, Joseph's Servant, Ray Evans, Lady Sneer- Well's Servant, Paul Coburn. l i Dnnrers: Pat Henderson, Grace Hobbs, joy Spencer, Sara Brown, Kathryn Caine, Esther Kennard, Lois Mae Anderson, Jean Bischoff. Tlav staff l'0l1Xi5fl'll' of: Business managers, Vera Dunn, Bennion Spencer, Ralph Porter, assistant stage manager, Lola Jensen, prop- erty managers, Ruth Baugh, Clca Morgan, costume managers, Alice Arentson, Maxine Corlette, Annie Hall, hair dressing, Dixie John- son, Ann Lewis, art staff, Jessie Taylor, Dorothy Bench, Elma Duke, Clare Hansen, Beatrice Winsor, technicians, Vern NVeatherston Evan Izatt, Willard Hill. I IlIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllIIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Fcrly-rigbl The School For Scandal Makmzp: Beatrice I-Iogensong slagc crew: Vallon Vickers, Eddie Kearns, Arthur Gudmunsong properly crew: Dorothy Alder, Betty Morrell, Marian Skidmore, Grace jane Martin, Margene Paulsen, Dorothy Jones, Helen Schow, James England, Margery Laub, Willard West, Theresa Hill, Dorothy Emmett, Ruth Kimball, Claris Reese, Florence Jackson, Irene Dahle. Ushers: Dorothy Garff, Verba Larsen, Annie Hall, Martha Jensen, Leva Anderson, Helen Burns, Carmen Haltinner, Alice Barnett, Donna Lundberg, Florence Sonne, Ann Lewis, Virginia Jensen, Dorothy Bench, Madline McKinney. Miss Boss was assisted by the orchestra directed by Mr. Hensong Mr. Baugh, vocal director, Pearl Spencer, publicity adviserg Oreta Hall, dance directorg Mr. Praetor, Mr. Linford, Howard Wilmore, technical advisersg Mrs. Ellie Brown, costume directorsg Mr. Barkdull, art adviser, Miss McCarrey's office appliance class, type. I Ill 1 lili.Ell1E.if4fiE3il1 'Y Page Forly-n llllllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IllllllllllllllllIlIlllIIIllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll J NDER the direction of Mr. H Baugh, the music depart- ment of Logan High pre- 5 , . sented Rosamunde, on Q-, February 1 and 2. ' The opetetta, by Franz Schubert and Alexander Dean, takes place in the seventeenth century, and is colorful with the costumes, music, and dancing of that period. It con- tains some of the finest music ever sung by the music department. The cast gave outstanding performances both nights. Mr. Baugh was assisted by Vir- ginia Rae Coakley, student director, the orchestra, with Mr. Henson as director, Miss Anna Boss, Miss Oreta Hall, Mr. Ballifg Mr. Hodgesg Miss Pearl Spencerg Mr. Barkdullg Mrs. Eiiie Brown, Mr. Praetorg Mr. Linfordg Mr. Wilmore. The vast i1u'lu.a'c'd: Frederick, Czerny Shepherd, Fugentius, Glen Olsen, Albanus, Junior Hallg Benedict, Reed Garffg Leonard, Ralph Redford, Philemon, Ernest Tippettsgl Philander, Alemano Pardinig Rosamunde, Genevieve Cooley, Hermina, Dixie johnsong Aja, Grace Jane Martin, Baucis, Margene Tyson, First Shepherd, Clyde Carlisleg Second Shepherd, Dick Preston, Third Shepherd, Mondell NVeberg First Shepherdess, Olive Nielsen, Second Sheperdess, Ellen Rose, Third Shepherdess, Mildred Middleton, First Lord, Boyd Hall, Second Lord, Clyde Olsen, Third Lord, DeXVitt Palmer, First Lady, Ruth Claire Smith, Second Lady, Ida Marie Clarkg Third Lady, Kathryn Caineg Fourth Lady, Lois Mae Andersong Fifth Lady, Carma Larsen. Dancers: Dorothy Quinney, Dorothy Alder, Donna Spencer, Zetta Benson, Virginia Nelson, Maxine Corlette, Sara Brown, joy Spencer, Roma Crockett, Jean Bischoff. Gnnrzlxz Dean jeffs, jack Hanson, Clarence Farey, Reid Hovey, Clare Hansen, Garr Thompson, Bob Sweeten, Harold Hendricks, Howard Anderson, Stanley Smith, Harold Dibble, Ray Miller, Vern Hugie. Girls' Chorus: Evelyn H. Jensen, Helen Schow, Dora Cook, Helen Burns, Virginia Budge, Ruth Edlefson, Marjorie Musser, Florence Bickmore, Orale XVayman, Irene Dahle, Eliza XVeston, Mary Ann Lewis. R0samunde MP.. LBAUGH llIIIIIllllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIllllllllllllIIllIllllIlllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll P gr Fifly Scenes from R0samunde CAST AND STAFF Virginia Hodgson, Vonda Shnller, live Lynne Anderson, Par Henderson, Dorothy Bench, Rurh Skidmore, Marie Conley, Helen Peterson, Lava Anderson, Dorothy Cuff, Doris Parlingron, Ven Dunn, Louise Shunlwny. Boyx' Clmrux: Eddie Kearns, Dilworlh Jensen, Erwin Mehr, Frank Xvahlen, Leon Fulllner, Paul Coburn, Dem Lewis. Bud Henderson, Oliver Hall, Niles Hess. Paul Frampton. The smff consisled of Lynn J. Hodges, staff adviser: llenninn Spencer, Vera Dunn, junius McClellan, business .nnnnnnn Marjorie Anderson, publicity, lennh llnngll, Clea llllngnn, properly nlnnngm, Alice Arenzsun, Martha Jensen, ldn Marie Clark, costume commiueeg Pauline Adams, Levn Anderson, Alice nnrnm. Dorothy lxenel-, Helen llnrns, Maxine cnflme, June cnnfley, lilnlnn Dunbar, cnfnnn Hnlnnner, Cleo Jnlnnlnl, vannnn Jensen, vnbn l.airsen, Mm' Ann Lewis, lxnnn Lewis, nnnnn l.nn.llnfg, Cleo Mainwaring, Florence Sonne, Venice Smirh, cosnnne designersg Jessie Taylor, Bearrice Winsor, Dean lawns. Dcarl lsnelllfy. Ray Evans, Llnninn Calder, Marion sknlnnnn, Ruth wnllans, :irr stall, Marion: Anderson, axsisrznr sugc mznager: Vern Weachersron, Evan Inn, Vzllun Vickers, wchniciansg Sreve Ellis, Dan Swenson, Roy Swenson, XVillard Wcxx, elecrricians: Kenneth Trolman, makeup: Belly Morrell, Claris Rem. Florence lnlnln, Nnnn Vfarsun, Ruin W'ennv:rgren, lllngnfl Allen, pfnpfny lm-1, l..nn,ir lasplan, wnynn mln, Dclbcr: Newer, llama snlnll, Ray jones, stage mn. uflnvfn Donnlly Jones, Margene Paulsen, Helen Cowley, Rnnn Lawn. rfl.nn-on Sonnc, Donna lnlnllnng. Joyce Allred, Mynlc nlfcnllnfll, Grace Hnl-bs, Carmen l-lilnnnn. lllnlnnn Dunn, Clin jenn Anderson. Pugr Fifly-nm' I lllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIIIllIlIIllIllllIIIIIIllllIIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllll The Cantadoras .. HIS year has been a very successful one for the Cantadoras, girls' singing organization. Under the direction of Mr. Baugh, the 'SN chorus has given programs in most of the.wards of Logan, and f,Lv?::gi gave a musicalhaththefourtle Wargid meeting house in May, in ' connection wit t e a umm anta oras. The group also participated in the music festival at Brigham City, April 13 and 14 and placed in the superior class. Officers of Cantncloras are: Ellen Rose, president, Grace Jennings, vice-presidentg and Esther Kennard, secretary. Members: Eve Lynne Anderson, Vira Astle, Marie XVorley, Florence Bickmore, Oetta Baugh, Jean Bischoff, Ruth Skidmore, Kathryn Caine, Dora Cook, Marie Cooley, Vera Dunn, Ellen Rose, Florence England, Pat Henderson, Virginia Hodgson, Voncla Shaffer, Evelyn H. Jensen, Esther Kennard, Dorothy Montrose, Mary Larsen, Dorothy Quinney, Louise Shumway, Joy Spencer, Orale Wayman, Eliza Weston, Alice Adams, Doris Partington, Grace Jennings, Margaret Allen, Lois Mae Anderson, Oralie Bailey, Ruth Baugh, Helen Burns, Virginia Budge, Ida Marie Clark, Laverna Ooburn, Genevieve Cooley, Irene Dahle, Birdean Dunn, Annie Hall, Mary Ann Lewis, Arlette Hart, Bessie Leish- man, Grace Jane Martin, Margaret Miller, Olive Nielson, Ollie Jean Olson, Helen Schow, Lorna Smith, Ruth Claire Smith Marjean Tyson, Lois Thorpe, Nona Watson,.Evalyn Baxter, Zetta Benson, Margaret Cardon, Doris Cazier, Virginia Rae Coakley, Dorothy Garff. l lllllllllllIlllIIllIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll IIlllIlllllllllllIIIIIIlllllllIIIIlllllllllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll Pngr Fifty-fwo llllllllllllllllllllIllllllIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll The Grenadiers the leadership of Mr. Baugh, the Grenadiers, boys' .2 chorus, have made n splendid record this year. The group has given programs in several wards during the Winter and lf 1Ql took part in the spring recital, which was given in May by the music department of the school. They also went to Brigham City for the music festival April 13 and 14 where they were classed as superior. Officers are: Frank XVahlen, president, Walter Gardner, vice- presidentg Clarence Farey, secretary. Members of Grenadiers: Clyde Clsen, Harold Hendricks, Boyd Hall, Glen Olsen, Dean Jeffs, Ralph Redford, Harold Dibble, Hovrard Anderson, Garr Thompson, DeXVitt Palmer, Czerny Shepherd, Mondell Weber, jack Hanson, Reid Hovey, Sylvan Jacob- son, Elwood Scott, Orson Bailey, Paul Frampton, Dilworth Jensen, Arthur Henson, Dean Skanchy, Erwin Mehr, Norman Daines, Ardell Denning, Dick Preston, Clyde Carlisle, Frank NVahlen, Vern Hugie, Clarence Farey, Walter Gardner, Marvin Woods, Clare Han- sen, Ray Miller, Mark Spicker, Bennion Spencer, Kay Guyman, Leon Fulmer. llllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIll llllIllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll ng, Fiflyvfh gilIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I 0 N IllllllllIIlIIIlIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! E Band E E T OGAN HIGH SCHOOL k E l l ta es l' I E' great pride in the band, and in E E Rim its leader, Mr. Henson, through 2 E whose tireless efforts the band E : has come to be one of the outstanding : E organizations of the school and one of E 'E the best bands in the state. E E The great event of the year to band E : members was the trip to Price for the E E State Band contest, April 20 to 22. The Q : journey was preceded by long hours of 5 E early morning practice and much march- E E ing to and fro on the green. Then came : E the energetic efforts of Mr. Bates and of E : A. T. HuNsoN . . . E E the Band Parents' Organization, which 5 E provided the necessary funds, and at six o'clock in the morning, the E : special train left Logan, picking up the South Cache and Box Elder : E bands farther on. I E The contest was colorful and inspiring beyond imagination. The E E parade, the massed band concert, and hill to hill corner calls especially, : E were never-to-be-forgotten experiences. I E These contest activities, however, have been only a part of the work : E of the band. On Sunday nights during the winter, concerts have been E 2 given in a number of wards, reaching hundreds of patrons, and music : E lovers. On Peach Day it marched in the parade at Brigham City. It has E : Max Humphcrys Marie Cooley Marian Skidmore Mary Hansen Stephrn Ellis E E 1-1.-,mmf spmnuf spam, spumf Dm, Mejor E ilIIIIIllIlIIlIllIIIIIlIllIIIIllIIIIIlIlllIIlIllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllli rm riff,-.fm lllllllllIlIllllllIlllIIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll Band Members Ruth Mae Anderson, Wayne Bates, Russell Borchcrr, Sara Brown, Thellz Call, Enos Carlson, Ernest Campbell, Mauricu Crane, Howard Dunn, Edith Dourre, Dorothy Egbert, Rec Eliason, Steve Ellis, james England, Donald England, Darrell Firmsge, Elaine Fonncsbeck, Westerdale Gudmunson, Arthur Gurlniunsun, Raymond Hawks, Venice Hansen, Arthur Henson, Mable Henson, Bill Hess, Willard Hill, Theresa Hill, Max Humphcrys, Then johnson, Junius McClellan, Dorothy Montrose, Mildred Middleton, Charles Olson, Ellwood Rasnmsun, Fred Roberts, Walter Ross, Dorothy Rogers, Joy Spencer, Louise Shuni- way, Letrie Squires, Clyde Tzrbet, Dean Tharclier, Vallon Vickers, Rurli Watkins, Alma Warrerson, Ross Wilmore, Catherine Wright, Merlin Copcn, Faye Parry, Ray Farrington. Conway Sunnc. Zora Macser, Clyde Carlisle, Dean Evans, Elmer Watkins, Roy Swenson, Kay Wliirncy, Willard Adams, Robert Crookstun. played in special assemblies, public concerts, and all local parades, and serenaded townspeople on Christmas, besides being an indispensable part of all rallies, athletic contests and other such activities. This year the officers and sponsors have been very active. One result of their efforts was a delightful banquet held at the Bluebird during the Christmas holidays. Appreciation should be expressed to Russell Borchert, who replaced Steve Ellis, the regular drum major during his illness. And perhaps the most lasting accomplishment of the band is the part it is playing in increasing appreciation for really fine music, not only in its members, but in the many hundreds of other people who listen to its music each year. This service is also continued into the Sun'ln'leI'. llllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIlIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllll llllIllllIllIllIllIIIIIIIllllllllIIIllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Page 11ffry.fn-f !'IlIllllllllIIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllllllIllIllIlllIIIIllllIIIIIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllg E On-brrlru mrmbrrx im'-Russell Borchcrt, Roe Eliason, Donald England. James England, Arthur Henson, E 5 cum J0l...s..... ami. Johnson. umm- Kmtna, Lynn L..-mm, junius McClellan. Sybil initanm. E E Mildred Middleton, Erma Pehrson. Margaret Quinney, Gladys Reid, Thomas Robbins. Fred Roberts, : 5 Wilford smear, clyac Tarbct, Max nogm, Jun. Heaton, ii.-.raft cfm, twice squares, Dummy g : Rogers Catherine Wright, Virginiz Hodgson, Ernest Campbell, Onlic Bailey, Ross Wilmorc, Robert E E Crookston, Kay Whitney, Ellwood Rasmuson, Mercer Smith, Stznlcy Smith, Ralph Porter, Richard Bell, E E Dick Bench, Ray Brown, Robert Cole, Norman Daines, Earl England, Roy jorgenson, Lynn Kranibulc, E : Maurice Marlcr, Lloyd McDonald, Elmo Neilson, Dennis Peterson, Robert Simpson, Alton Sorenson. : E W'cndcll Sorenson, Marjorie Powell, Niles Hess, Thomas Robbins, Cleve Munlt. E 2 Orchestra E T the regional contest held at Brigham City, April 14, 5 71 Logan High Orchestra won gratifying recognition E , when it was placed in the Superior Division, tying E E it-girl with Ogden, last year's state contest winners. Although 5 S the orchestra does not make many individual appearances, it is E E li: A of : 1. if : E E 1 ww! : 4.51 A :ga .- , J E n most important part of the school opera and plays. The E E skillful and artistic work done on the difficult accompaniment E E to Rosamunde would have been a credit to rt vastly more E E experienced group. E illllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll lllIIllllllllllllIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIllIlllllllllllllllllllli Pugr Fifly-.fix gIllIllIllIIIIllIllIIIIIlllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I Q N IllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllg E Bark Ron'-junior Hall. Ben Wfndeg Madison Thomas, Pa Bencc: Miss Boss, Director, Reunion Spencer, E E Duke Merrill, Clare Hansen, Kcmpy. Front' Rau-Vondz Shaffer, Ruth Benceg Ruth Watkins, Kate E E Bunce: Ruth Edlefscn, jane Wadeg Ruth Skidmore, Ma Bcneu. E E lllcempyll 5 : HIS amusing three-act comedy by J. C. and Elliott Nugent is E 5 4,- ei 21 story of a highfalutm daughter, who, in a fit of anger, mar- 5 s 2 N ries the young plumber-:architect who comes to fix the water 2 5 pipes. She does so because he seems to understand her, and 5 E having read her book, had vowed to marry the author. An entirely E E adequate cast brought out every ounce of the play's delightful humor E E in its presentation May 21 by the Senior Class. E E The supporting staff, which backed up the cast most dependnbly, E E consisted of Max Humpherys, general manager, Virginia Hodgson, busi- E I ness manngerg LaMar Esplin and Alemano Pardini, stage managers, E 3 Dorothy Garff, student directorg Vera Dunn, COStumE manager, Alice E E Arenston, designer, Otella Hale, property manager, assisted by Marjorie E E Anderson, Cleve Kimball, and Claude Wennergreng and Marian Skid- E E more, head usher. The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Henson, E - furnished the musical background. : illlllllIllllIlIllIllllllllIllIIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllI IIIIlIllllIllllllllIllIlIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllli Page Fiffy-:evra lllllIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllll A M P H I Q N llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll Assemblies Q ' ' NDER a rather new plan, responsibility for assemblies has been w divided this year, although the Assembly Committee has had i general supervision of them all. i' '-'J On the first Tuesday of each month the Girls' and Boys' Leagues have been in charge, either holding separate meetings, or joining for such fine programs as those provided by Professor Chester J. Myers of the U. S. A. C., Coach Ott Romney of the B. Y. U., Superintendent Kirkbride of Cache County, and the U. S. A. C. Choruses. The joint Faculty-Student Committee has provided such inspira- tional speakers as Principal George S. Bates, Superintendent E. Allen Bate- man, Professor A. N. Sorenson, and Walter M. Everton, and, centering about travel experiences, such speakers as Bassett MacQuire, Lavoir Card, Wfallace A. Goates, and Miss Thelma Fogelberg. Special entertainment features have also been provided such as the South Cache Band, the School Band, the Cantndoras. Fine music has been furnished by the two music departments. The committee has con- sisted of Miss Boss, Mrs. Shepard, Mr. Henson, and Harold Dibble. Another entertainment feature of the year has been the two lyceum numbers: The Sutherland Puppets and the Fraser-James Dance act, presented under the direction of the Student Body Ofliicers. I IllllllllIllIllllllIlIllIIlIIIIllIllllIllIlIllllllllllllllllllllll IIlllllllllIllIIIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll my Filly-rigbl ',,..n. '.ffl's?'1f rf 5x VL-1142 47 f 5 Af G gs QQPNPE 1 Q1 ETICS T HL ---, .o '. 'o., -,av '--an--.non L l IllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI A M P H I Q N llllllIllIllllllIIIlllIllIIIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllll cr.ooKsToN DEAN LEWIS novo HALL ALLEN orrmuarcit Couch Funllmll Ca-Crpluin Fuulbull Cu-Cupfain Bulfzrfbnll Captain Football gf . pp LTHOUGH the fellows on the team this year possessed some fe' . . . . excellent potential ability, they were badly handicapped by inexperience until the middle of the season. After playing three games, however, they began to look like one of the real old gridiron teams from the north, and finished without another defeat. To choose any individual outstanding players would be rather dif- ficult, but the fellows who seemed to be holding places clown very suc- cessfully were Spencer, Hall, Lewis, R. Smith, Hodges, Porter, Eames, Otterbeck, and Thompson. ln the first game the team tied with North Cache, but suffered the greatest defeat in years when Box Elder beat them, 14 to 6. This is the first time the Grizzlies have been defeated in Cache Valley in seven years. They also lost another hard fought battle with Ogden. The Ogden game proved to be the turning point of the season, for following it both South Cache and Preston were handed out the low end of the score on the home field. By winning over Preston the Grizzlies gave the undisputed regional championship to Box Elder. A pre-season game with Provo and a post-season game with Granite also added to the victories won by the Grizzlies. The players who will not return next year are: Lewis, Hall, Hum- pherys, Spencer, R. Smith, Izatt, Brown, Kimball, Hodges, Porter, Farey, Nebeker, Esplin, Ellis, Reading, Watterson, Fulmer, Scott, Wahlen, Bradbury, and H. Smith. l IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllll Pagr Surly :IIIllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I Q N IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll I : sm Ruu-. up lo Rim-schrub, assistant emu., McNicl, mmgm Thompson, rm, Muhwf. jf-ffs - Huvey, Oucrbeck, Reading, Ncbeker, I-Iugie, Richardson, Coach Crouksmn. Sammi Rou-lzau, Esplin, : Ellis. Eames. Porter. Spencer, Co-Captain Hall, Hodges, Kimlnll, Smith, Brown, Wahlen. Fmnl - Run'-DOPP. Gardner, Adams, Farey, Co-Captain Lewis, Fulxner, Scott, Warterson, Smith, Misencr. E FINAL STANDING OF THE TEAMS IN REGION ONE : Team E Preston ...... ., Ogden ,,Y,.,,... .,., - Weber ..Y, if ,YY,...., . E South Cache E Logan ,,,,. E Logan ..,.. Box Elder ,,.,. - North Cache ,...... Logan .............. , Bear Ruver ,.... Won Lost Tied Pct. S 0 0 1.000 .ww 4 l 0 .800 4 1 0 .800 2 2 l .500 ...... 2 2 1 .500 I 4 0 .200 I 4 ' 0 .200 ..,... 0 5 0 .000 RESULTS OF LOGAN GAMES ,............. 7 Provo ......,....... .. .v,,,,. North Cache ,f ,,,.... Pts 98 60 98 26 43 26 21 6 OPP- I2 sz 34 zo 40 79 73 as .,..,, 0 0 E Logan ,,,,, -.., ,... ...N .,,.. 6 Box Elder .,.,... ....,, 1 4 2 Logan ,EM ,,l,,l, ,,,,,.,, , ,- .,,,.., -.,-. 6 Ogden ..- .,....... ...,,, ...... ..,.. , 2 6 : Logan ,,,,, EMMA, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,13 South Cache ,...,. ., ,,.,,, -, ,.,......, 0 E Logan ,,,,, - ...... -18 Preston A ,.,,.... -mf ,,,.,,.., .. 0 E Logan ,.... ,v,, - .713 Granite OW ....-YYY. .Y.,.. 7 E illllllllllllIlIllIIllIllIIIIIIIIlIllIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll lllIIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllli Pagr Sixly-one , .A AEE.. -Q- IllIIIIIllllIIIIllIIIIIIIIlllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Basketball R5 ,- O the Logan High hoopsters the horrorhofi being the first team to win the championship of the enlarged Region One, consisting of Ogden, Weber, Eox Elder, and Bear River, besides is 'E the teams from the original region: Logan, Preston, North Cache, and South Cache. The Grizzlies finished the season with nine victories and' one defeat, averaging 33.6 points a game to 27.1 for opponents. The Grizzlies started the season slowly by taking a ragged game from Preston, 20-17, but rapidly improved to defeat South Cache and North Cache by fairly large scores. Ogden gave Logan its only defeat of the season by downing them, 25-21. The Tuesday following, the Grizzlies defeated Box Elder in a thriller, 29-28, and on Friday played their best game up to that time by vanquishing the Weber Warriors, 35-27. Bear River, Preston, and North Cache were defeated in succession. In the final game of the region, the Grizzlies were pushed to the utmost to win from the Spartans from South Cache, which they finally did only in the last few minutes of play. After completing this successful campaign, the Maroon and White team entered the state basketball tournament, which was held in Salt Lake City on March 14, 15, and 16. The Grizzlies won their first game from Gunnison, 36-35, but were eliminated from the tournament when they were defeated by Nephi, 42-26, and by Salina, 32-17. The team was badly 05 form throughout the tournament, barely winning the first game, and then dropping the next two games by large scores. The players who will not return next year are Haslam, Hendricks, Coburn, McNiel, Farey, and Hyer. Coach Crookstonls ability to build strong teams will be helped very much by the returning lettermen: Ex-Captain Otterbeck, Captain-elect Eames, Thompson, Adams, Yeates, and Peterson. In addition to these men will be some good material from the second team, which made a fine record this year, winning almost every game played. The second team includes Denning, Redford, Har- rison, Bailey, Lindquist, james, Cardon, XVatts, Larsen, Stevens, Mitton, Bradbury, and Jenkins. llIIIlllllllllllIIIIllIIIIllIIlIllIIlllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIlllIIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllil Pagr Sixty-lu'a ta.. , Y W gnIllllllIIIIIlllIIlIIIIIIIlllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A M P H I O N llllIIIllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! E md: xo..-vm Hasldm, Howard Elm, cdpuan Bus omfbddk, Harold Hendricks, Dale cob-md, E E and Lulhcr Ycalcs. Srtoml Run--Gan' Thompson, 'Max Hycr, Xvillard Adams. Jack MCNic1, Golden : : Pen-rsnn, znd Clarence Farey. Burk Ron-Manager Lyman Reading and Conch R. Burns Crookswn. E E FINAL CONFERENCE ONE STANDING E E Team Won Lost Pct. Pts. Opp. E Ltbgnn ....Y .,.... 9 1 .900 305 235 ,E Ogden ,,.,. , ....... ..,... s 2 .soo 304 203 Q Weber ..,,,.,..,.,,, ...,,. 7 3 .700 376 zss 5 South Cache ,,,,..,. ,..,,, 6 4 .soo 297 283 2 Box Elder ,,.,.,.. .,,.,, S s .soo 273 sox :I Preston ......... .. 2 8 .200 236 312 E Bear River ...... ..,.,, 2 s .zoo 163 32s : North Cache ...... ...... 1 9 .100 221 311 LE RESULTS OF REGION GAMES E Logan ..... ....... 2 0 Preston ........... ...... 1 7 E Logan .. ....... 30 South Cache ....... ......... 2 1 E Logan ..... ...,,.. 3 S North Cache ..... ,,..,, I 9 E Logan .,.., ....... 2 1 Ogden .......... .,,.,. 2 S 3 Logan .. ....... 29 Box Elder ....... . ...... 28 E Logan ...., ........ 3 S Weber ........ ....,... 2 7 E Logan ,.,.. ....... 3 0 Bear River .,... .....,,,. 2 0 : E Logan ...... ....... 3 2 Preston ........... ........ 2 S E E Logan ...... ....... 3 9 ' North Cache ..... ..... 2 3 : faj Logan .... . ....... 32 South Cache ....... ....... 2 7 E ilIllllllllllllIllIllIllIllllIllIlllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllllllllllIllllIIllIlIllIllIIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllli Pm- Sm,--llm-2 llllIllllllIIllIIlIIIIIllIIlIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N llllIllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1! Firxl Rau-Miller, Morgan, Stertler, james, Dopp, Warterson. Second Rauf-Redford, H. Smith, Hendricks, Wal-Alon, Farcy, Hill, Lewis, R. Smith, Mallory, Partington, Fonnesbcck. Tbinl Raw-Assistant Manager Bailey, Humphcrys, Carden, Thorpe, Thompson, Hugic, Campbell, Neheker, F, Bradbury. Hawkes, Orrcrbeck, Coach Crookston. Fuurflx Ran-Porter, Peterson, Ye-axes, Hovey, Wilmore, Manager C, Bradbury. Track Y beginning another year in the traditional manner, the Grizzly track and field team won their eighth successive divisional cham- pionship. Logan garnered 542 pointsg North Cache, 423 Preston, 393 and South Cache, 342. A new record was estab- lished in the sso-yard relay at the divisional meet by Hendricks, Camp- bell, Hugie, and Hill. If it is repeated in the regional meet, it will become official. Other outstanding events were the 100-yard dash, shot put, 220-yard low hurdles, 220-yard dash, pole vault, javelin, and 120-yard high hurdles. The team was led by Captain Willard Hill, who has received the recognition of being among Logan High's best sprinters. A number of fellows are looming up who will carry on successfully next year: Par- tington, Hugie, Hovey, Redford, Thompson, Dopp, James, Fonnesbeck, Morgan, and Cardon. Those who will not return to participate next year are Captain Hill, G. Olsen, Hendricks, Hall, Porter, Farey, H. Smith, Wahlen, Hawkes, Nebeker, R. Smith, Lewis, Watterson, Campbell, Humpherys, and Wilmore. H-:'1': R Q I.. f., .1 - .ut r -Mr-Q . I - 1-: llllIIIllllIIlllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll , ,llIlllllIilillllllllillilllillliullllllllIIlllllIlllllllllllllllilliilli Page sm,--jim 9, 'if 4' 6? 4 'gi-,v -4-, gliIllIIllllIlllllIllIllIIllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllilllll A M P H I Q N IIIIllllllIIIIIllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIII! E Frou! Raw-Glen Olsen, Walter Gardner, junior Hill, Captain Harold Dibble, Darwin Lund, Grant E E Humpherys, Bark Rau-Allen Ottcrbcclt, Coach joseph Adams. fMax Cutler and Richard Bell E E were absent when picture was takeng E E Tennis 5 i ME? Y starting out their tennis campaign with fast and stellar E E playing, the Logan Grizzlies are leading the Cache Valley E E division with three victories and no defeats. They have E E 7 :T defeated Preston, North Cache, and South Cache, and pros- E T5 pects look bright for a regional championship. As the Amphion E E goes to press, only these results are known, and it is difficult to E E say whether or not we shall have another championship team. The E 5 team is powerful, though, being made up of players possessing both E E speed and accuracy with their shots. The regional meet, which E E will be held in Ogden on May 5, will determine the team which E - will be sent to the state high school tournament from Region one 5 E The Ogden meet will give the players an excellent chance to meet 5 E faster competition, and thus give them a chance to strengthen their E E weak points. 2 E Coach Adams and Captain Dibhle conducted a spring tennis E if tournament, and the squad was picked from its best players. E 5 Those who will not return next year are Captain Dibble, Lund, 2 E Olsen, and Hall. 'E ,inilllllplimgiylilplglllunIIlglpiiipigluwfligipilligiiiy ' -ninaunuIunununmuunIn:Elinngiiiiixinnnumumni f t.,,., ell- , +A, l IllllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllllllllllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Girls' Athletics URING the past year, more than ever before, athletics has been emphasized for all girls rather than for the development of only a few. Several tennis tournaments have been conducted, . in which a large number of girls participated. Those who were successful in making the teams are Momoya Koike, Margaret Peterson, Marjorie Geddes, and Marjorie Crockett. Although several basketball teams played exceptionally well, the junior team, composed of Wanda Peterson, Marie Ryan, Mern Ander- son, Velma Watterson, Marjorie Smith, and Clara Stucki, proved to be the best. In swimming the oustanding girls were Betty Morrell, Marian Price, Nettie Marie Peterson, Lois Jones, Gladys Kleopher, and Mary Lenkersdorfer. Archery has been a sport of great interest, especially to the Sopho- more girls. With Virginia Coakley and Vira Astle in charge of practice, the following have won honors: Ethel Hodges, Clara Ellis, Joyce Dahle, and Mary Gale Blair. Under the direction of the Girls' Athletic Club, with Doris Par- tington, Zetta Benson, Dorothy Quinney, Catherine Romney, Alice Quinney, Helen Schow, Mildred Middleton, Momoya Koike, Vira Astle, and Marian Anderson as managers, those who do not take physical education have participated in the following sports: volleyball, soccer, cycling, track, hiking, skating, dancing, basketball, baseball, swimming, and tennis. lllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllllllIllIIIIIIIlllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Sixty-:ix I' If-lair-Nl! ,N is x Qibdyggz . , 5-- 5 :MTBE .X fLll4L QW: 1Cl.UBS AND SOGIALS 1 ,,,, , ...- -----------... . ,,,, ,,,,,.,... - --------- ..... . - E bf s L 5 gi Q 5 gg Ei52f55 iggglfjii WJPN 3 N -NN rf Y 8 ' - FI, Q - -if .Q ans W , . , ss . - v r I . , s Jr, 1 wx vw wifi 'UH 4 ' a ny rr .. A .., ...f v .r Q ,- 2 Q s ,N 2 w r - .. rsh , a - jf- ' , 9 W' ,re 'f pak 7' lm Q-, ' . , - A r fl k - .J ' , ,, . 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RW-harry Prrrrrm., president: Vazzle urrdxry, vars president: vrrrrdr Shzfier, secretary, Eve Lynne Anderson, reporter, Miss Spencer, adviser, Miss Mzughan, adviser. Srroml Ron-Marjorie Arrarrrorr, Dorothy Alder, zrrrr Benson, Virginia nrrrxgr, Oralic Bliley, Sara Brown. mm rag..-Mm Cooley, Roma Crockett, Virginia Carter, ldn Marie Clark, Kathryn Caine, Genevieve Cooley. Fourll: Rauvliditli Dnutre, Dorothy Egbert, Elaine Fonnvshcck, Virginia Hodgson, Pat Henderson, Dixie johnson. Fiflll Rau-Grace Jennings, Esther Kunnard, Dorothy Montrose, Mary K. Nnisbctt, Durovshy Merrill. Ollie jean Olson, Louise Shumway. Sixllx Raw-Dorothy Quinncy, joy Spencer, Verna Stott, Fl r Sk n ence mbelund, Ruth Skidmore, Mar jean Tyson, Ruth Watkins, Page Sit ty-nigh! x QE! 'M' . ' N f VWVJ s!lAlll', V vw xv' ,iff gf' 1 ull QM X A 5 5 E 1? YQ -.1 -' -1 1 y .. - ' ' - Nt 'ap rf. L 'f lv be J J - rg. , L ' , ,,.i - r Q 1 r . ' I Q .,,- 1 A ' 4 , , , p a' ,I Y 3-2 .rf Suv! if ,Y Eb? II'-f - .5 Av'- ' , . ' 3 ' , ' ' -' Jlligf r e - b 1 A X -N . M I sg E ' ' 'f 1.1 f 'E' 'A .. , 'sr . v L ,F 'ff' , . I . D , V V e ' A 4 . X . 3, . A 1 ' - -'J-' k ,. . , I , , Dance Club PURPOSE: Tu Furlbvr Interest in ibn Danrv. Firsf R014-Donna Spencer, presidcntg Grace jane Marlin, vice president: Dorurhy jones. secretary: Miss Hall, adviserg Miss Bair, adviser: Alice Arensmn, Lois Mae Andersen. Sf-mm! Rnuf-joyce Allred. Florence Beckman, Helen Burns, nmjrme Q. nowen, Kzrhryn umm, Jem Bishoff. Karlxryn Campbell. Tlvinl Ruu1Lu'ern: Coburn, Dorm Cook. Virginia Cozliley, Maxine Corlelt, Birdezn Dunn, Vera Dunn, Ruth Edlefson. Frmrtb Rau-Dorothy Garff, Mary Hanson, Arlene Harr. Alice johnson, Eldz johnson. Mum Kcarl, mfimie Nusser. rim, Ron-Cleo Mumen. Alice Quinncy, Faye Pmy, Margene Paulwen, Catherine Romney, Florence Sonne, Marian Skidmore. Sixlb Rau'-Durorhex Ryan. Ellen Rose, Elin XVexmn. Orzle Wlnynun, Nona Xvntsun, Ruth Nvennergren, lrenc Stevens. rw sm, -,mfr l 1 l V-ww' M 'L 1 ,Q , PURPOSE! To Spa rpin fc f1ldL'IlfB0lly. First Ron'-Bcnnion Spencer, presidenzg jar. McNeil, vice president: Frank Wzhlen, secrcnryg Mr. Murray, adviser, Harald Dibblv, Dzle Coburn. Scroml Rau-Clyde Carlisle, Stephen Ellis. Walter Gardner, Kay Guymnn, Max Hnmplierys, Max Hovey. Tlrinl Ron-Vern Hugie. Harold Hendricks, Boyd Hull, Dalmainc Hodges, junior Hall, Van Haslam. Fourth Row-Dean Lewis, junius McClellan, Allen Ouerbeck, Clyde Olsen, Glen Olsen, Dick Presron. Garr Thompson. Fiflb Rau'-Rzlpli Parser, Seth Redford, Mase Reese, Ralph Redford, Ellwood Rasmuson, Lyman Reading, Madison Thomas. , . .. 1 Pagr Svrmly ' :rl ' .TQ , 4 . , 'if Us 5, , s gin 5 F 1' Y , A f f r , x F ' ,Us V Q n' L ' ' .' I' V 4 - -0 in . X -z. . r . ' - ' if' iq.. ,QM WN C ,J . . A , V , .1 K Q . J . A L , X . KA is A A L' ,. . U. 1' fi f - , ,f ' A ' Q . W' W K' ' l wr ltd? V 4 Q A gl R ' , ' V ' 3' ' i ' i is pfwf ., 3 ' .J ' ' 1' . f ' 3- Q , - I! A - K ' , J- ,, ar A W Q, 4 ' ig- - Q 5 , - - .4 fi ' ' ,A X 'I , - 3, ' I- 5 ff, .122 l 4 ,F Q 'i p 4 . ,,,h,Q ' , E I J i ff' , , fu V A i 'UL-5 ff , l i 4 I ff? I i 4 ' ft.-'A NJ Y-f' bi ri Girls' Athletic Club PURPOSE! To Sponsor Girlx' Alblclirx. Fin! Ron+Marjorie Anderson, president: Edna Everton. vice prcsidenlg Cleo Baxter, sccruary: Miss Hall, Adviser: Miss McCarrcy. Advissrg Vira Aszle. Srroml Rau-Zena Benson, Evalyn Baxter. Dororhy Bench, Lavcrna Bcnneu, Barbara Call, Ruth Christcnscn. Tlninl Ruu-Maxine Corlcu, june Cowley, Tliclla Call, Margaret Cardon, Esther Kcnnard, Momoya Koilke. Fnurlll Rau-Lucille Murphy, Mildred Middlexon. Bessie Pack, Doris Parringwn. Domllxy Quinney, Alice Quinney. Fifih Rau-Catherine Romney, june Rapp, Elda Rich, Elna Rich. Helen Scow, Florence Skabelund. Pug: Sn-mly-one Maskers Club I Puxwosxs: To Create lnlrrcxr in Drama. First Row-Genevieve Cooluy, president: Ruxlx Skidmore, vice president: Madison Tlmmas, secretary: Miss Boss, adviser: Lois Mac Anderson, Vazale Bradley, lrcnu Dahle. Srfnml Rau-Oralie Bailey, Sylvan jzcobson. Zctu Benson. Jean Bislmff, Ida Naric Clark, Clyde Carlisle, Lola Jensen. Tbirnl Rau--Kathryn Caine, Bcuy Morrell, Ruzh Watkins, Claude Wknncrgren. Vera Dunn, Ruth Edlcfsan, lirncsc Tippcts. Fuurlb mm-kdm cmckm, Huward Dunn. Dummy Garff, Ann-if Hmm, Mary Hmm, Ddmhy Alder. cfm me Mmm. ,mm Rau-Ralph Redford, Virginia Hodgson, mommy Quinncy, Mmm Skidmore. Donna Spencer, Max Humphcrys. Virginia Cozkley. Dororhy Egbert, Sinlb Run-joy Spcncrr, Mme Cooley. vddd. slnffef, Ju-ddr mn. ludfjcm Tyson, Dennis mmm, ollac Jun Olson. San nmwn. Mgr Srrruly-Iu'u r W Websters Club PURPOSE: To Sponsor Debating aml Public' Speaking. First Ron--Rurh Wnkins, presidcnrg junior Hall, vice president: Berry Morrell, sccreuryg Miss Mmuglun, adviser, Mis, nm, mam. s.-mu.: zum-:ny mms, Mafjom Anderson, Clyde Carlisle, Helen Cowley, Emnsz Tippcts. Tbinl Rem-Damrlxy Alder, Rnymund Hawks, Lola Jensen, Margarer Jensen, Afmn Kearl. Fnurlb Rauf-Woodruw Scott, Mumoya Koike, Rhoda Lcnkersdorfer, Junius McClellan, Naidz Richardson. Fiflb Ran'-Esther Kcnnard, Robert Simpson, Vonda Shaffer, Irene Dzuhlc. Madison Thomas. Page' Sufeuly-three , 1 ff, i La Societe Francaise PURPOSE: To Sindy Frmch. Firxf Ron'-Ida Marie Clark, president: Karluyn Caine, vice president: Marian Skidmotc, secrnaryg Mr. Ballif, advisers Miss Thzin, advisers Vcma Smut, Srraml Rau-Madison Thomas, Rurli Edlcfson. junius NCCI:-llan, Helen Evans. Cllarlcs Olson, Alu Wlilson. Tbinl Rau-Florence Bickmorc, Glen Lewis, Bessie Pack, Clyde Carlisle, Margaret Pcxerson, Fred Rubens, Fourth Raw-Alamano Yardini Nzida Richardson, Woodrow sem, virginia nudge, Lamar Esplsn, new Lewis. Fifw Rau.-Dick mmm, Myrzlc McCulloch, Harold Dibhlc, Virginia Hodgson. v , , , , , Pagr Srrurly-four 1 ,T I L 1,4 .x . 411 . . , 0 5 ij ill? V 1 . ,f V -3 Q 0 ' af!-if shim e '- ' A g. ., , . .5 3 - ' J.. .1 ' f + A ,nf . 3 H dvr, J., ' ' x W, 4' ' H' 6 ' Q 4, ' 1 i '- A- Q' f. .' - 4 'flip 1 vs q Q . A 3 W. MT, J TIP I 'S' J .,,f' 1 'Ui' l A -. y. , M pf Y ' I fl ' :lf 1 , Wing V h t ' . ,' 'cw M 44 iwfa 'Q 2 i I ,3' l-A 3' 'fm' ' 're 'k 'f55 - 1 .1 -4. lg i 4. 1 4, 'f If ii ,4 ' J' Q, - ll' .ye an-,N 4 -. ' ff' '0 -4 - 4. M . , Q x i f ' Q L ,335 Q: 6 A J -4 V . -4 ii 2 Q J , I ' , 'ff t M .V , ,M X X fgf.. if ' K X 'W Aviation Club , 5 v ., sr Pumfoss: To Study Aviation, n, sccretaryg id nr- Vern Wealhcrsran, vice president: Enos Carlso Firrl Rou-Paul Frampton, pres e , Mr. Practor, adviserg Merlin Oopen, Ross Willmore. Srmml Row-Clyde Carlisle, Howard Dunn, Lamar Esplin, swphm Ellis. Delben Fnnmbuk, Sylvan Jacobson. Third Rm.-Dwell Fifmagf, Kay Guyman, Rnberr Simpson, Willard Hill, Dalmaine Hodges. Arrhur Henson. Pnurlh Raw-Glen Lewis, Cecil morgan, gm Lamb, Clyde oben, Charles Olson, Glen Olsen. Fifllr Row-Allen Orlerbcck. Anhur Gndmunson, Woodrow Scan, Alma Wlttcrson, l Page Sex'rluiylfil'i' L7 J fs- W F -I A ,,:,.: .. . X -1 - ' + -J, ' in . V W in ,. A nw. ,MV ...J , S, , ' j V ' Q , u.. '5q-sw q . -.sm Se . -'sa , 'c- ' . R A ,. Q.. , 1' - 1 ' T l ' A J 1 45 , , A ' 1 1 4 43 '14 K 'AE' X V, Q W, 3 , , .ay . : W '55, . '. .' ' 0 .G N. A Q, . ,M . ,. fn: V ig., - f - 'M . 4' ., ' ' - ' Y, w p uf H' 9 -X 1, Sa 3 f x r Ea A . .s , , J 3, Fxlks G .X A A I r f . H1 P I A ffm' ,, 1 I V, , A A it A . ' vd' w J J s ' R l 1 'A' .'-.k 1- ' , Lvl. Q . .' L 4 ' ei. V .x , K . i 1535, L FN x, ' T v ga. ' , . s' -:af :fir ' A 1 ' A .ar ., - wa , a Q M , if 'S L . 3 rf' I, t. faq: v In ' t QA- Q? , I1 , ' , ,',' , xl - - 1 A I4 53.3.1 - , 'I 4 if fl W 'W 1 . f A' 'Y , ,, Doma La Domes PURPOSE: Tu Furlhrr Hmm' Economics. First Rauv-Virginia Budge, presidcnr: Mary Hanson, vice preside-nr: Margarer Peterson, secretary: Joyce Allred: Mrs. Brnwn, adviser: Mixs Rowland, adviser. Srl-ami Row-Norma llergsin, Genevieve Cooley, Lorraine Calder, Karl-iryn Campbell, Dura Cook, Marie Daines, Third Ron-Helen Evans, june Fife, Phyllis Fnnnesbcck, Olive Gibbuns, Rurh Wenncrgren, Grace Hobbs. Fourlb Run-Arlene Harm, Margeno Paulsen, Dnrurliy jones, Roma Lewis, Mildred Middlewn, Cleo Monson. Fifth Ronw-Mary Peterson, Cleonc Rogers, Alice Quinncy, Kathryn Romney. Elm Rieli, Elda Rich. Sixlls Rau-june l-luinpherys, Donna Spencer. Norma Skancliy, Francis Gibbons. Page Srl-wily-six l IIllIlIlllllllllllIllllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IIIIlllllllllllllIlllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Top Row, From Lefi io Right-Claude Wtnnergren, Weston Gibbons, Evan Izatt, Ray Gibbons, Niles Hess, Willard Hill, William Chapman, Delwyn Thomas, Ross Willmore, Roldo Dutson, Ralph Morgan, Cecil Morgan, Earl England, Golden Peterson, Edward Sioberg, Alma Wattcrson, Howard Eames, Dean McDonald, Garr Thompson, Orson Bailey, Boyd McDonald, Willie Walker. Srcnnd Raw--John Hanson, Delmar Miller, Howard Merrill, Ben Baxter, Seth Redford, Irving Ghncm, Grant Verry, Rodney Pickett. fNot in Picturlvllay jones.j Future Farmers of America H PIE Future Farmers of America is ai national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture. Its purposes are to develop rural leadership, coopera- , , , organization the old Juniper Chapter is a part. Since this chapter was 97 7? 07's at tion, and a larger social standing for the farmers of the future. Of this 'fir s organized, it has been building up until at the present time there are fifty members who are carrying programs of gipervised practice. It has been very oustand- ing among the chapters of the state, winning awards in public speaking, stock judging, horse shoe pitcl-ing, basketball, and showmanship. The organization has made active progress because of the energetic direction of their adviser, Harold M. Peterson, and the capable leadership of their oflicers, who are: Claude Wennergren, prcsidentg Ralph Morgan, vice president, Delmar Miller, secretaryg Garr Thompson, treasurer: Evan Izatt, chief executiveg Grant Humpherys, reporterg and Roldo Dutson, athletic manager. nInnnuunnunnunnnnnnnununnnnnunnnnnl lHHHHHHHHHUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHIl Page Sr verify-rv vm g IllllllllllllllllllIIllIIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllI A M P H I O N lIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllll AUTUMN Once more we're back together, Girl O' mine! With the long sweet summer over, Girl O' mine. This Hrst dance of the year Thrills me with both hope and fear Think we'll graduate together, Girl O' mine? WINTER The Christmas Dance already, Girl O' mine! just the time that I like best, Girl O' mine. And these colors! and that Star! And that music! Here we are- And it's twelve cfclock already, Girl O' mine. SPRING All so soon the junior Prom, Girl O' mine! Like this modernistie hall, Girl O' mine? I could wear :i tux with pleasure just to match that gown, my treasure As we promenade together Girl O' mine. L' EN VOI The Commencement Dance is through And our High School Days are, too. NVhat's :ahead for me and you, Girl O' mine? E'llllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Puxn' Sri rniy-right !lIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIlllll A M P H I O N llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E Junior Promenade 64 53 HE most delightful formal party of the year, the junior E 2- 'Q' Promenade, was held April 6, at the Palais D'Qr. No E added decorations were needed for the newly deco- 2 H-if rated hall, although vari-colored lights were used to E give heightened beauty. A colorful promenade was led by three charming girls: Kathryn Bowen, Prom Queen, a junior, and her attendants, - Dorothy Quinney, senior, and Virginia Arnold, sophomore. E These girls were each presented with a bouquet of pink roses. This most successful affair was planned by the junior class : officers and the Prom committee: Lola Jensen, Howard Ander- E son, Marjean Tyson, Vazale Bradley, and Ralph Redford. ilIIIllllIIIIIIIllIllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll lllIlIIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Sri .- Q -vx lllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllll uly-nine ,Eff 'fx ,M15AMPHIONl '-I1'-f'-l- -'1I----I-------1-l- -'-'-----'-'------- - yi. wwf Scholarship VIRGINIA CARTER MADISON THOMAS RUTH SKIDMORE HERBERT NEWEY Woomxow SCOTT MARY E. PETERSON Honorable Meniion fFor Srbolnrxlripj CLEVE KIMDALL MAx HUMPHERYS NAIDA RICHARDSON MARJQRIE ANDERSON IDA MARIE CLARK VERA DUNN REID HovEY Awa rd s Service MADISON THOMAS RUTIi SKIDMQRE MARIE COOLEY Merit HAROLD HENIJRICRS Dramafics VIRGINIA COARLEY VERN WEATPIERSTON EVAN IzAT'r BENNION SPENCER JUNIOR HALL ' CLAUDE WENNEKGREN Siudeni Body VAN HASLAM LOIS MAE ANDERSON HAROLD DIEELE DICK PRESTON STEVE ELLIS MosE REESE NAIDA RICHARDSON MARIAN SKIDMORE fcfffififdffy DOROTHY QUINNEY fCerlificalej Debating WOODROW SCOTT HERBERT NEWEY CLEVE KIMBALL HDRACE SMITH E Publicafion Opera - GLEN OLSEN GENEVXEVE CooI.EY VIRGINIA BUDGE GRACE JANE MARTIN 2 l fCertifimfeJ I - , E 1 I I IIIII IIIIIIIllIIIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll X Q r IQ? Cb 43 31,9 QQQWGQ Qerf, LfV MM V S A Au. 'Ni of Nd Q I 43' 5 X 1 ,, 'Ph ,,,-vane-4. - .nn 4 1 FEATURES -a,,., , Q.,- n ,,--- . n vo-,,-4 llllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllll The Diary Of A Senior SEPTEMBER -Today I once again begin my quest for higher and deeper learning. -Up and to school where I welcomed one welcoming day! In our assembly Mr. Bates welcomed the students, stu- dents welcomed the Sophs, and Seniors welcomed the soft seats. --Woe is woe and what luck! They took my quarter and got rid of another bottom locker. -Being uncorralled at noon, I hied me down to the fair to sec how my pickles came out. - -Not knowing which peaches to take to the celebration, the band went to Brigham and left me home. If it hadn't been for a good assembly and dance, I would have died. -Everyone is selling his old books-and was my sun-tan red when I found the heart revealing notes in my last year's Algebra book circulating at ten cents a glance? -- Yust ceep viggling, by Toe Ander- son . -Logan came out of the struggle today with a 7-0 victory over Provo, I'm glad I don't have glee tomorrow and that I can talk with my hands. OCTOBER -I cut class and dashed over to Nibley, only to find that league officers had got their dates mixed and no assembly. -Mr. Baugh told us to root for Logan but to lc: the other fellow do the yelling. He should have told me that last week! -D. Lewis was titled shining light in Logan-N. C. game even if we only tied the game. I located a pair of clappers today and saved the wear and tear on my throttle. -Tryout today for this year's school play, when my lumbering figure did go on display, but a suitable part I failed to portray. -Vera Dunn kinda went in for wall climbing and Ernie Tippets turned female radio announcer in Masker's meeting today. -And it's Friday! True to form it is the lucky day, for Box Elder Bees stung us good, and we had our alumni back to do a little showing off, too! -I tried to sneak into the Soph. Hard Times party, but the doorkeeper de- tected the presence of a superior. -Basking in the sun of the South Seas sure appealed to me. Mr. Coombs had the right idea, even though he lacked the atmosphere. 25-Lockers banged louder than ever today for it's the last time until after U. E. A. And whistling merrily I set me off to one blissful week-end. -Being flustered and upset, I pushed off to the 1. F. F. without my eye- brows-and just at a time when a girl craves alluring eyes. NOVEMBER 2-Ollie jean was the life of the pep rally, which seemed to show that her report card didn't affect her as mine did me. 3-I'll bet anything the S. C. Spartans were making mud pies today, after the way they let Logan make 13 points on them. llIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIllIIIlllIllllllllllllllllllll IIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll I Pu g liigbly-I uv llllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllg The Diary Of A Senior :Eg -I think I can, I think I can, I think I can-and I did laugh at Prof. Myer's train story. -The team played Granite in Salt Lake and Dean Lewis played up for some food in the middle of the night-so I'm told. 71-Chemistry students began slinging acid around in the lab. after school, and I went home with one and a half stock- ings. Oh, allowance, where art thou? -Had a scrumptuous time at the Senior Class party, even if I did have to ask my man. -The Juniors followed up with a party so that they would use our decorations. fLaff-laff.j -The whole school turned out for the Turkey Dance with hopes of taking home the turkey. There was only one turk and one Lincoln McClellan, so I tried for a pie. DECEMBER -Back on the job again, all but Mr. Hodges, who couldn't take ir, it seems. Say, how many turkeys did. he eat any- way? -The play cast worked until the wee hours of the morn. Maybe I'm glad I'm not a second Barrymore. --The play cast surely knows its scandal. I wonder if they got their technique from the club room. -I stayed home with little Ebby while mother went to school. -The college glee club came down to show us how it's done. -I followed the crowd to Degn's, where another fatal shot went down in history. lllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllIIIllllllllllllllllllllll 23-The pause that refreshed us: caroling : between classes, peanuts between paper E twists, and shoe removers between E dances, What an Xmas send offl E JANUARY E 2-The first day of school this year, and E even this ceased to be funny after I E had heard about it fifty-eleven times. E 4-What's this old world comin' to-me : -the best of drivers-and forced to E get a driver-'s license. 1 2 8-Gee-the college sure sends down some E cute trainers. My Sociology I. heart- E throb didn't take to me so well. Who E said opportunity knocks but once? : 10-I had to laugh the way the girls start : simmering back to school in their new : Xmas things and try to make one be- E lieve they've had them a long time. E ll--Oh, dear me! Even the Grizzly has a :E Cub, at least that's the way it strikes E me. And then there was the assembly E in the gym for the S. C. game. E 12-Speaking of sardines in n can-why E that's tame to the way I looked on the 5 main steps this morning trying to get E a peek at the new school picture. Even E art appreciators have their obstacles. E 15-just another of the inconsistancies QI E think therc's such a wordj of life. E Here I have a brand new ski suit and E no snow-but I hear I have company : in my tribulations. E I8-I couldn't help snickering at some E pcople's dumbness. A man was paint- E ing Victory, the headless dame in the E library, and Dixie Johnson asked if they E had at last dug up her head from E among the school relics, and someone E lIlllllllllIlllllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllli Page Eiglrfyslbm- Page Eiglafy-fnur lllIIIIllllllIIIIlllllIllllIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll The Diary Of A Senior said it was supposed to be headless. Imagine such dumbness about how human beings should look. -I can't get over the fun train ridc I had to Richmond. It certainly seemed swell to get a new mode of transporta- tion. But coming back was when we whooped it up, being as how we won the game from N. C.! -Those discouraging tales that float over from Nibley Hall about how the chorus can't sing above the orchestra makes me think that even the talented have troubles. --l heard Qand from a very good sourcej that Nibley Hall is changing her make- up. VC'hat is the modern world coming to? -The old saying, Your brain's as dry as a soda cracker just filled my mid- attiude to a T. Could the year test basketball team have felt the same way to let them beat us? in Ogden -The game with Box Elder was too close to be comfortable, and I worked up a genuine headache. Yet I couldn't help but wonder, after that May Pole dance, how the L. P.'s could pick goats with such fascinating legs. -Trunkful upon trunkful of dyed union suits arrived for the opera. The poor kids who had nerve enough to wear them certainly earned the school vaca- tion they got for practice. FEBRUARY -I turned out to be a soloist in class today, since I seemed to be the only untalented Senior. The opera cast seemed to be able to do well without me. llllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll 2-Weber basketball game and the Opera -both were successful from I.0gan's strmdpoint-which justifies my fatigue from running to and fro. 6-Nobody ever thought it of me, but to be a radio star is my secret desire. Lavoir Card's speech in assembly today was like feeding a fire kerosene, the wily my hopes boomed up. 7-Life's just one string of misery to me when I have to try to convince some poor fellow to become my sweetheart for one evening so I can go to the Swcethcart's party. 8-Those poor Sophs and Juniors had to go and get their maps imprinted for the annual rogues gallery! QSeniors alone, in the last two years, probably didn't look desperate enough.j 9-It seems to me I heard something about Logan winning from. Hear River today. 12--Back to school after a perfectly dee- vine party at the hotel., All the girls' hair looked so nice in school fremains of the partyj I hardly knew them. XVe had a very fine assembly in honor of Lincoln. I3-The college sent down some students to sing from Il Trovatoref' I'll bet they could sing Smoke Gets in Your Eyes grand. I4-Oh, boy-did I have fun sending valentines today. They were sure mean ones-and if anyone hears it was me who done it I'm afraid my earthly hours will be numbered. 16-Goodness, but Mr. Ott Romney is a nice man. 22--Claude Wennergren finally talked the judges into giving him a medal in the S. A. R. contest. He's some orator, he is. So are all the rest who entered the contest. ' lIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Pugr Eighty-live N152 Dnygy Hu nte rs Pm rl 9411, Pagr Eiglvly-six P. Cl af lllIIIllllIIllIIllIIIIIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I Q N llllIlllllllllIlIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllll The Diary Of A Senior -At the game with North Cache fat which we wonj I guess I didn't enjoy drinking to them from an empty mug. -I'm still looking for my head after the way it was chopped off in a cap and gown fight. I heard that the Sophs and Juniors got together on their assembly. Probably a scheme to FICE the Senior soft seats. MARCH -The game with South Cache put ye Alma Mater as regional champion. -Miller Ryan returned with the pcppicst assembly I've seen for a long time. -lt's an ill quake that cracks no good. The cracks in the building seemed to create more anxiety than our daily preparation, so we were excused to go home at noon. --As birds follow summer, so students follow teams. I slung a knapsack on my shoulder, but couldn't find a freight train Salt Lake bound. -Hi, Salt Lake-better late than never. What with four in a bed and one in a tub, eating at Kresses, hotel souvenirs, and incidently a basketball game, I felt my fifty cents was well spent. --I made my stage debuttee in Senior Hits. They say I was superior-which probably accounts for the fact that the Hits was the best one in years. -House cleaning time is here again--in other words wc have a spring vacation -not that I don't appreciate it. APRIL -South Cache band entertained us with a tooting good program. Afterwards I helped tuck away a bit of their lunch. llllIIIllllllllIIIIIlllllllllIlIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll 6-The boy friend came around with a date for the Prom and I had a simply gorgeous time! My last high school prom! 10-Our swanky band gave us a full hour assembly. If they play half that well for the state-. 13-It's another Friday 13 and the end of the term. 'Nough said, Diary! 17-In the Senior class assembly we talked of the Senior class play. Here's where my shining career gets another coat of polish. I8-As much as I tried, I couldn't find out who was up for officers next year at the delegate meeting held after school. 20-The band went to Price to contest and the remaining seniors spent the day at the college where a big show was put on for High School Day. Needless to say, I devoured the free lunch, liked the snappy assembly, and acquired a flaming sunburn--which all helped me have a snunky time which I won't for- get for at least until my skin peels!- 27-Election day. MAY I1-Girls' Day. I7-Award Day. 18-Student Body Day. 21-Senior hike and Senior play. 23--Exams. 24-Amphion out! 25-Graduation Exercises. Page Eiglzly-irrru WIIIIIIIIlllIlIlllllllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllI P H I O N IIlllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII gllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N IlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! Limericks Lazzarone :EE A Grizzly was summoned to student court His reply was similar to cannon-ball snort The judge-he no likee, So marshal-he srrikce, Because, on account of, he wasn't good sport. -D. P. In our school thcn:'s a fellow Called Beast, For his breakfast I hear he cats yeast. And now Ginia Lee When he says Look at me Sccrns to find than his charms have increnseu. -B. S. Un garcon qui s 'applelait Juno Essayair de nwnter un Brunug Le Bruno le iette Tour droit sur la :ere Er mangcail ce pauvro char Juno. -N. R. There was a young girl named Rose, Who forgot zo powder her nose: She stopped in the street To accomplish the feat. And on oncoming truck spoiled her pose. -B. M, Our football co-captain so tall XVenr out to the Aggie's masked ballg Hu went just for fun, Dressed lip ii ii liiiii. And a dug are him up in the hall. P. S. There wig ii ydiiiig lm iiiiiidd Alice ilii Giidn Who'd sit on the deck and gaze at the moon 'Till the sed Hag would some And spoil all the fun With barrels of spinach to he eaten by noon. -N. H. There once was a teacher nanled Inez, Of all lovely ladies the fines'g The syntax of noun slis knew up .iid down And nh, to what tests shc'd cnnsign us. -N. R I once knew a goofus named Mary Who went with a dumb cluck named Harry But Larry stepped in With a gallon of gin Now Mary's for Larry, not Harry. -D, G. There was a bright student named Carter E Who felt that the rolled hose were smarrerg E She walked down the street E And wrapped o'er her fee: E wifi her stockings. How sllnclting! Nu gmail 5 -Anim. E Mr. Murray's a pretty tough teacher. E He struck at a girl: cnuldn't reach-cr: : He turned all so red E On the tori of his head E We sent to Miss Rowland for bleacher. E -G. c. E time once wit 3 girl iiiiiiid Jciiiii 5 who fill fiii sim .iii her lsdiiiids 5 wlisii down dim ii spider E And sit down lil-side liei 5 And said, Hi, Baby. E -ls. xv. E There was a chem teacher called Pete : Who was hungry for something ru eau E So he mixed up some iuice, E The silly old goose: E And it blew him right off of his fcer. E -v. Hodg. E Have you heard of the lassie called Roma E Whom Westie asked tu take hamag : He took a big kiss 'E Oh! that was amiss E roi slid Init liiiii .iii wi. of ilid doma. E -iz. D. E- oiidi dim lived i lady iiiiiiied sltiddy E who iiiidf me McNeil rather giddy: E When iii him slid smiled E And drove his heart wild, 5 He should ici sedately--bu: did lid? E A -N, lt. 5 Miss MeCarx-cy has lost all har keys, : Now she's begging for them di. her knees: 2 For she can't drive her car E Nor sell ut a bar, : She'll learn to give ut all C's. : -v. Hiidg. 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X gl fi Main S+. Opposite Post Office Tl'I0Y're Good '1 ' f-I E 5 and Good for E E Youl -' E Q Nero paraded down the street of C R Y S T A L E E Rome with all his subjects shouting, BOTTLING H E : H:nl! Hail! for Nero! F E E Indignantly he climbed the plat- 7H53Nx5TERENC?' E E form and cried, How dare you hail PML' 4' im on' E E when lim reigningys . L 44 Locsw, UTAH E : 'gg o - ofo on , .. ' glvl-C416 96 E Walt G.: Dean Jeffs says he is ,, ' 'D E- 5 nobody's fool. e g E Marie C.: I know, but some one S E E will get him yet. E E s. E. N E E D H A M Jeweler Logan, um. E iilllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll IllIlllIlllllIIIIIllIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIllIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllli Pug: Niurly-Iwo I lllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllllllllllIlllllllllllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY COIIf?'HFfilIg Elcciririaus All Eleclric Appliances Handled LEVEN'S Thr Sion' of Quality-Style-Price 22 S. MAIN ST. Phone 53 Logan, Uiah Mcn's and Boy's Complete Outfitters Shoes and Hose Hmm' of For the Entire Family MONARCH-MALLEABLE Coal and Electric LEVE N' Thi, Shy Samfadory Rangcn TuzSYoRg 0fq1EAYzn VALUES LUNDSTROM FURNITURE CO. J. C. PENNEY CO. My dear young man, said the clergyman in grieved tones, as he lis- tened to Art Henson tear off some of the latest jazz on the trombone, Have OUTFITTERS you ever heard ten commandments? , , Arthur: NVhistle a few bars and For llle Enhre Fam'lY I think I can follow you. 'iii 59 N, Main Sf, Phone I4 Billy B.: Darling, Vve made up my mind ro stay at home. LOGAN june C.: Too late, Art. I'vc made up mv face to go out. BOYS WILL GROW UP Sophomore: Mama, may I go out tonight? junior: Going out tonight, Mother. Home at ten. Senior: G'night, Dad. I'll bring in the milk. -Amvrirun Boy. 'TS First kangaroo: Anabellc, where is my baby? Second kangaroo: Heavens-I've had mv pocket picked! A CLUB SWEATER? Let Us Make It For You bills' LOGAN GARMENT CO. 39 West First North S. E. N E E D H A M llllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Jeweler Logan, Utah llllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllIIIIIIIIlIllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll ...J Pay' Nmffy-:bm M I .Wi , J gi, 5f,vyi1I 8 -1ifflii1ui61-1Iygl1iL55gi1iiiii---- A M P H 1 o N - -I------ll-1I---l--.1---l------ll--..-1l1--I--ll--l. IIS , . vi 9,y'jf ' - 555 R Hligiu LLIY coumssv senvice E lfffw E Fifi! Ili 7' Ill lilliilifi 5 E Where You Get What You Ask For : Nothing but the best in Nationally known Drug Merchandise E- : The Pictures in this Book Were Taken by : E CDEGN'S STUDIO 5 : LOGAN, UTAH : - The Negatives Are on File Awaiting Your Orders 2 E Telephone I057 E W. F. JENSEN'S E SUPERIOR CANDIES E ice ciimm 5 PUNCHES E PARTY FAVORS E FOUNTAIN SERVICE I Phone 487 l29 N. Main E Logan, Utah E Madison: You waste too much E paper. E junior H.: But how can I econo- E mile? E Madison: By writing on both E sides. E junior: But you won't accept E stories written on both sides of the E paper. E Madison: I know, but you'd E snvc paper just the same. E S.E.NEEDHAM illlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlIllIllIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Nivlrly-four I47 N. Main E SINCE E I88O k:I'HiE'QWARDSFIJRNITURE6.Zl E Ji - ?M gn on runnn vnu: Nm E Always the Latest in Ladies' : Apparels Will be Found 5 111' E Allen's Ladies Store : Phone 359 37 N. Main E Locnm, UTA!! : Jeweler Logan, Ulah E !llIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllllllllIIIIllllllllllIIllIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! E PEP 88 SUPERFUEL GAS E E 70 Octane Anti-Knock . . . At No Extra Cost E E VICO MOTOR OIL E -E Stands Up Under Heat E E Md1lIlfdFfHYU!f and Sold by E E UTAH OIL REPINING COMPANY E E Dislribulonv af Allns Tirrs and Baffcrics E E RAWLINGS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT E E BENNET'S PURE PAINTS E E Wholesale Relail 5 LOGAN HARDWARE COMPANY E Dixtribulors E : Phone 237 Logan, Ulah E : G f - 2 fDixie - r Beauty Q E Quth ? T.. Shop E E Phone 237 L T Logan, Utah E E ' Steve Ellis: Say, Doctor, I asked E fi Shlrlebp Mae than nurse to pu: a hor water bonle E E Sliulrnfs Shopping He'adquarh'r. at my feet and she stuck up her nose E and walked away. : E STYLE ami' QUALITY Doctor: What else could you ex E - 1 J .- E I H' pect? That was the head nurse. E E Ladies' Apparel E E Steve: Oh, do they specialize that E E 39 N. Mngn Logan, Utah much? Then get me che foo: nurse. E E s. E. N E E D H A M Jeweler Logan, ueah Z illllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllIllllllIllllllllllllllllllli my Niuflyrfm gllllllllIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllllllllllIllllllllllllll A M P H I O N lllllllllIIIIIIIIIllllllIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllll l School Song 'Neath the crest of Wasatch Mountains With their varied hue, Proudly stands the school we honor, Glorious to view. Radiant light of each new morning, With its grace sublime, Smiles upon the walls majestic, Down the years of lime. As the days of youth pass by us, As life's shadows fall, V Oft we think of happy moments, Passed within thy wall. CHORUS Swell the chorus ever louder, Echoes never die, Hail to thee, our school beloved! Hail to Logan High! -N ' K '-5 ' - ax, - ,, ,, Q 1 g gg' sk, ES Finis illlllIllIllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIllIllllllllllllIlllllIllllllIllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII mf Nfm-1,v-sis MNEZW M MQW W 'QW WM gf 4411. iff ? p,p7