Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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THIRD IN STATE Forensic Squod-Row One: K. Fonnesbeck, G. Stokes, B. Zollinger, E. Tipped, S™ , J- Rich, D. Felt. Row Two: E. Sigler, D. Allen, V. Honsen, L. Mortensen, K. Colton, C. Honcey. Row Three: R. B- S- Bl°ser- P- Wossermonn, W. John- son, S. Doines. Row Four: J. Cannon, B Bullets, S. Merrill, S. Eyre. Row Five: P. Larsen, M. Harris, Mr. Johnson, P. Kelker, L. Bruner, K. Mecham. A successful season is reflected by Mr. Johnson, our debate coach, ond his forensic squad. They completed onother year in typical fashion bringing home the laurels for Logan High. Actively participating in several meets and hosting onother, the debotors showed superior talent. Regional, Weber College, ond State tournaments pitted Logon debotors, legislators, extemporaneous speakers, and orators against others in the state. Julie Smith ond Poul Wassermann deserve a salute for the fine mark they hove made in the field of debating during their three years at Logon High. The early morning class for the sophomore debotors provided them with instruction and actual experience in forensic activities. Knowledge was gained for future years in American Problems.

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Congeniol ond good-notured, Sherif chotted with his younger sister and brother, Averil and Lance Thorne. TO FOSTER FRIENDSHIP It has been the custom over the post several years for LHS to sponsor a foreign student to the school through the American Field Service. Sherif ElSaid of Egypt came to Cache Valley to be a son of the Wynn Thorne family through this organization. However, a knee infection made it necessary for Sherif to transfer to Salt Lake City ond East High School. New ideos and concepts were related when Sherif addressed the LHS audience on the International Assembly. Coming from an English-speaking high school in Cairo, Egypt, where he was vice-president of the studentbody, Sherif showed ability in many classes ond the field of art. 23

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The TV version of Logon's victory over Bear River was presented by the Maskers as a homecoming skit. MADE-OVER THESPIANS A new organization on compos, the Maskers, provided Logan High with a dramatic group this year. Under the direction of Mr. Bliss, the club, which took the placeof the Thespians, was formed. Members enthusiastically joined in to present a delightful two-act ploy entitled 'The Cose of the Tittering Teacup. The cast was proud to state that it was original down to the last rhyme and note. Maskers — Row One: C. Cutler, K. Squires, S. Crisfield, N. Dunn, J. Rich, L. Buttars, E. Sigler, G. Stokes. Row Two: M. Maughan, J. Welcl M. Whittington, M. Cook, S. Cook, K. McPhee, C. Felt, R. Vanderbeek, M. Hovey. Row Three: G. Dew, M. Abel, C. Kowollis, G. Mortime R. Eyre, R. Woertendyke, K. Christensen, L. Mortensen, L. Lindquist, S. Toone, Mr. Bliss (faculty adviser).