Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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CAFETERIA The school cafeteria was moved from the basement to the Girls' Gym this year, giving the school one more classroom and makingmore practicaluse of all the space provided. As a result we had thc most functional cafeteria in the state. ..it was used for gym classes during the day: then at noon tables were dropped from the wall and it took the form of a modern cafe- BOOKSTORE The biggest part of our school supplies fand snacksy was purchased on the :nain Floor in our thriving little bookstore. This miniature store not only gave experience to those students who worked behind its counters, but provedto be a valuable con- venience to the hungry students of Logan High teria. N FOODS LABORATORY This year those students taking foods classes were pleasantly surprised to find an entirely new and modern laboratory in which to work. Each of the four well- planned kitchen units contains a modern cooking range, a brand new set of con- venient paneled cupboards, a sink, and dlnette set. CHEMIST RY LABORATORY Chemistry students at Logan l-ligh took great pride in their modern, up-to-the- minute classroom and laboratory, We felt very fortunate to be provided with such practical facilities for our use in develop- ing our scientific skills.