Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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A JOB FOR EVERYONE Student Serviced Technicians have worked diligently in their jobs pertaining to activities held in Nibley Hall. Backstoge most of the time, they are certainly to be congratulated for their fine services. Mrs. Rust maintained and taught the fundamentals of office practice to a corps of students. Her family of helpers participated in many of the office activities ond jobs ge Technicians: William Skidmore, Gerald Mortimer, Mickelseq. Lin Hauser, Dennis Nielson, Mr. Petersen jsjfouglos Hgrwood, kneeling. orwc Pot Bennion, Linda Ripplinger, Judy Clay, and Linda Hansen have tackled the tremendous job of controlling the lunch line, distributing bus tickets, and issuing ond replacing locker keys. These services hove been much appreciated by the student-body. Absent was Susan Larsen. Office Staff —Row One: L. Allan, T. Everton, M. Hole, H. Griffin, Mrs. Rust (seated), L. Steiner, S. Johnson, A. Sansom, J. Hoffman. Row Two: S. Larsen, M. Thornley, D. Harwood, D. Sorenson, K. Elzinga, R. Blotter.

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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).

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Art Club —Row One: S. Hurst, L. Worley, C. Carson, P. Harwood, I. Ballif, R. Zollinger, D. Allen. Row Two: L. Black, J. Welker, D. Stanford, C. Christensen, S. Toone, S. Morgan, L. Buttars, M. Borrus. GLORIFY IDEAS Much credit is given to Karla Elzinga, point keeper, Tuzer Maycock, school treasurer; and Mary Ellen Hale, historian. Each girl has performed her job well. Art clubbers of the past year saw the organization revamped. The entrance requirements were stiffened, and it was christened with the name APOTHEOSIS, which means glorifying ideas. Members worked diligently to prepare effective decorations for homecoming and Christmas. Energetic officers were Ino Rae Ballif, Carol Kowallis, and Elaine Sorenson. Keeping up with the demands of the sfudenfbody, Karen Christensen, Marilyn Wotkins, Judy Reese, and Karen Taylor supplied school materials, books, food, and other essential articles in the bookstore. Absent were Judy Frankhauser and Linda Osterlin. 27