Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

LOGAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AMPHION 1 9 6 5 Published by the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL Logan, Utah Ruth Thompson, Editor Jeanne Taylor, Associate Editor Kathy Lindquist, Business Manager Maynard Gunter, Advisor Steed's Printing Plate Co., composition J.P. Smith Son, printing Hobson Studio, photography Dedication MRS. MAYNARD GUNTER I SHALL NOT PASS THIS WAY AGAIN Through this toilsome world, alas. Once and only once I pass; If a kindness I may show. If a good deed I may do To a suffering fellow man, Let me do it while I can. No delay for it is plain I shall not pass this way again. — Unknown author 2 School History The history of our school actoolly begins with the students and faculty of Brigham Young College. It was not until 1927 that our picturesque campus - renowned for its beautiful trees and unique setting - became the home of Logan High students. Since that time, many changes have taken place. The old swimming pool used to be located under Room 1, with basketball and gymnastic events taking place in our present cafeteria. In 1936 our present gymnasium was dedicated. During the 1962-63 school year, our new building was completed. In 1952 the school colors were changed from maroon and white to crimson and gold. We are proud of our campus - its beauty - its traditions - and the outstanding students, citizens, and leaders it has produced throughout the years. CONTENTS Administration ... 5 Activities.......17 Athletics........36 Organizations . . . 49 Classes ........ 73 Advertising .... 123 3 ADMINISTRATIONS The Administration As director of the Board of Education, Superintendent Sherman Eyre has again done a superior job. His efficient efforts hove contributed much to the success of the school year. School Board Members: Kenneth Cuthbert, Robert Williams, Sherman Eyre, Dr. Milton R. Merrill, Dr. H. J. Milligan, Dr. Allison Thorne, Dr Merrill C. Daines have endeavored to provide students with the best possible scholastic opportunities In considering the interests of Logan High, the school board has demonstrated leadership and initiative in decisions of school policies. Principal Leo Johnson Principal Leo Johnson has led Logan High through another outstanding school year. His spirit of enthusiasm, his devotion to duty, his respect for tradition, and his desire to maintain the high standards of Logon High have instilled in the hearts of both students and faculty a desire to achieve excellence. We are proud to have a leader with the ideals and intellect of Principal Johnson. 7 JOSEPH ADAMS Business Machines, Type RICHARD BRADFORD Math DEE CHRISTENSEN Crafts MAYNARD GUNTER Art ORETA HALL Counselor ALENE HANSEN Bookkeeping, Type RAY HASLEM Orchestra WESTON HENRIE American History, World History, Forensics MONA HIGBEE Shorthand, Secretarial Science, Business Math 8 EARL HOLMSTEAD Athletics, Physiology, Genetics HAL LEWIS American History, Athletics IRJA MALILA Foreign Language, Library PAUL MILLER American Problems, Vice-Principal HATTIE MORRELL English LARRY PETERSON Machine Shop, Radio, Auto 9 h. M. PETERSON Physiology PHOEBE SNELL English PATRICIA STODDART English, Journalism, Speech HARRY THOMAS Math INEZ TINGEY English ELDEN TORBENSEN Band EUGENE TUELLER Vocal RODNEY TUELLER American Problems, American History, Athletics HEBER WHITING Chemistry DONALD WILLIAMS American History, American Problems DAVID WOERTENDYKE American Problems, English GLEN WORTHINGTON Athletics CHRISTINE UPWALL Home Economics 10 RICHARD YONK Biology, Botany, Zoology LEONARD BARRY R.O.T.C. RONALD LOCKWOOD R.O.T.C. Our excellent cooks ore: (I. to r.) Mrs. Beveridge, Mrs. Nickles, and Mrs. Hansen. The duties of our custodians: Mr. Checketts, Mr. Harris, Mr. Iverson, and Mr. Clark, didn't stop at just keeping things clean. 11 Student Leaders PRESIDENT WALLY GASSER Wally Gasser has performed his duties os Student Body President this year with the initiative, enthusiasm, and dependability required of the office. He has been a loyal supporter of all LHS endeavors and has represented the student body admirably. ANN SCHVANEVELT Ann Schvoneveldt has been our vivacious Vice President this year. Her intellect and wit have been a great asset to her in performing her leadership responsibilities. SUE NYMAN The task of Studentbody Secretary has been gladly performed this year by Sue Nyman. Her blond hair, friendly smile, and warm personality have made friends for her wherever she has gone. 13 JEREL CLARK, ATHLETICS The clever personality of Jerel Clark, our Executive in charge of Athletics, has been a favorite among students this year. He should be commended for the fine way in which he has handled all LHS sports events. Credit for the mony memorable dances of the year goes to our hard working Executive for Socials, Leslie Peterson. Her originality and efficiency have produced mony outstanding social events. Ellen Wassermann has done an exceptionally fine job this year in bringing interesting and educational assemblies to LHS. Her talent and gaiety will long be remembered by students and faculty. Executives LESLIE PETERSON, SOCIALS ELLEN WASSERMANN, ASSEMBLIES 14 Student Council Directing the student government of Logon High is the responsibility of the Student Council. The council includes the studentbody officers, league officers, class officers, heads of all organizations, and the president of each home room. Their ability to represent the students fairly has been illustrated by the effectiveness of their policies and decisions. Thanks is extended to the Student Council for helping to make this year a success. 15 ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS HOMECOMING Through the yeors, Homecoming at Logan High has come to be a tradition. There are the solemn, almost sacred moments when the lighted L stands out agoinst the black of the night ond when the tribute to the lighted L , Logan High, and Logan High students breaks through the stillness into the hearts ond memories of all. Tradition, too, is the roaring bonfire as it leaps to the sky. The skits, serious, satirical, and sometimes ludicrous— each adding impetus to the fervor of the occosion--are also part of the ceremony. But tradition is most greatly revealed among the vivid autumn tones as the crimson and gold uniformed players struggle on the grid-iron to bring victory to the frenzied, excited rooters in the stands. The climax of the week is the traditional L ball in the crimson and gold crepe paper decorations. 18 AT LOGAN HIGH 19 CAST Felix Ducotel . . Emi lie Ducotel Marie Louise Ducotel Mme. Parole . Joseph ... Jules.............. Alfred............. Henri Trochard . . Paul ... Lieutenant .... James Arrington Annalee Phillips Suzanne Larson Chloe Thorpe . . Ross Rigby . Tom Reading Dove Anderson Lorry Sharp Mike Patrick John Himes MY THREE ANGLES! 20 The cost did on especially fine job this year in the school ploy. Their audiences will long remember the great talent displayed on our Nibley Hall stage. 21 Legende de Siecle” Linda Jensen zttnoa Rip Van Winkle Chairman . Pecos Bill Chairman .... Legend of Sleepy Hollow Chairman .... Aladdin's Lamp Chairman Paul Bunyon Chairman Robin Hood Chairman . Johnny Appleseed Chairman Annie Oakley Chairman .... hits RIP VAN WINKLE PECOS BILL 22 LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW ALADDIN'S LAMP PAUL BUNYAN ROBIN HOOD Chairmen — left to right Bruce Marler, Linda Jensen, Monte Buttars, Diane Daines, Craig Andersen, Annalee Phillips, Susan Vance and Bonnie Brunson. 23 JOHNNY APPLESEED ANNIE OAKLEY SERVANTS WALLACE ODD Henry Higgins ROBERT PORTER Col. Pickering GRAIG ANDERSON Doolittle MAIDS 24 SINGING ENSEMBLE THE CAST (in order of appearance) COSTERMONGERS MRS. EYNSFORD-HILL ELIZA DOOLITTLE FREDDY HILL COLONEL PICKERING HENRY HIGGINS_____ BARTENDER HARRY JAMIE ALFRED P. DOOLITTLE MRS. PEARCE MRS. HOPKINS SERVANT BUTLER LINDA RICHARDSON, STEVEN CARR. LINDA KALKWARF, CARL GILMORE JOHANNA BEACH JANICE SWENSON ALAN EDWARDS ROBERT PORTER ................. WALLY ODD ROSS RIGBY DAVID ANDERSON TOM READING CRAIG ANDERSON ANN SCHVANEVELDT MARY ANN ROBBINS JOHN HIMES, ROSS RIGBY ROBERT EWER FOOTMAN .............................................. ROGER JONES MRS. HIGGINS............................. PAT ELWOOD MAIDS MARIE SKIDMORE, LINDA VANCE, MARJORIE EYRE, JEANNE JONES CHAUFFER ........................... LORD BOXINGTON ..................... LADY BOXINGTON ..................... CONSTABLE........................... FLOWER GIRL ........................ ZOLTAN KARPATHY QUEEN OF TRANSYLVANIA MRS. HIGGIN S MAID ASCOT GAVOTTE ANNA LEE PHILLIPS. MIKE CHRISTENSEN, CHERYL FORSBERG. BILL WANGSGAARD. SANDRA WORLEY. LARRY SHARP. JANICE BRITZELL. MONTE BUTTARS, JEANNE TAYLOR. MIKE WILLIAMS, LINDA DURRANT, DARYL BODRERO. JANICE GLENN. JOHN HIMES. MAUREEN JENSEN. ROBERT EWER. ROSS RIGBY JAMES ARRINGTON BECKY PETERSON BRAD PACKER KATHRINE BAUCH LARRY SHARP SUZANNE LARSON MERIAM JACKSON 25 26 27 28 29 Royalty MOST PREFERRED SENIOR Randy Johnson 30 MOST PREFERRED JUNIOR Morris Jones MOST PREFERRED SOPHOMORE Doug Eyre Homecoming Donee Dances ’64 and ’65 Christmas Donee 31 Girl's Choice Preference Boll 32 33 Cade Hop Dance Class of ’66 presents their Junior Prom HOUSE OF THE GOLDEN DRAGON” Across the ocean and into the land of China the Junior class created a land of foreign excitement around their theme...... The House of the Golden Dragon. The assembly, introducing the original theme, combined the talents of the Junior class to offer a production both clever and humorous. Dennis Ever-ton and Joyce Erickson were the Juniors' King and Queen. . . . toping off a fabulous night with the ideal royalty. 34 35 FOOTBALL 36 Craig Hancey After many piling on. Logon is brought down. Ends Allen Stokes Bob Ewer 1 $ i -- M k iy 37 Ken Heninger Bruce Burtenshaw Geoff Booth Bruce Borchert Steve Burke Steve Curtis Dennis Everton AI on James Lorry Welsh Tui Halaufia Doug Hendrixson Dave Andersen 38 John Rushton Steve Denning Centers Keith Olsen Tom McForlond Dove Lowrence Logon making a fast get away. Lee Walton Brent Payne Mont Butters 39 Howard Pollard Dee Wilson Guards Kent McClellon J. D . Johnson Brent Davis Ted Finchum Ralph Stayner Tough action as the ball is brought down by Logan High. 40 BASKETBALL Region 1, Upper Division Champions. The well-coached team of Earl (Hap) Holmstead and Rod Tueller have become well-known around Region One. BASKETBALL SEASON SUMMARY Logan 59 Tooele 61 Logan 73 West 66 Logan 56 Provo 63 Logan 87 Bountiful 70 Logan 59 Preston 48 Logan 67 Viewmont 49 Logan 53 Davis 51 Logan 85 Preston 61 Logan 58 Bonneville 47 Logan 73 Ben Lomond 67 Logan 69 Bear River 54 Logan 52 Sky View 72 Logan 67 Box Elder 65 Logan 63 Sky View 61 Logan 65 Bear River 75 Logan 66 Box Elder 74 Logan 59 Weber 57 STATE GAMES Logan 65 South 67 Logan 65 Clearfield 88 41 Logan's All Region player, Cordell Fonnesbeck, scores for the Grizzlies as Bear River's All-Region player looks on. 42 Phil Olsen Bruce Borchert Gailen Hess Dale Karren Geoff Booth Steve Burke 43 The ref blew his whistle, 'o tie was the call.' So Logan and Sky View jumped for the ball. The Grizzlies soon showed us that they would not fall. And as it turned out, we won over all. 44 Baseball Logan High's 1965 Baseball team Coach Rod Tueller led the baseball team through the season. BASEBALL SEASON SUMMARY Logan 15 Bear River 11 Logan 5 Box Elder 7 Logan 2 Ben Lomond 8 Logan 2 Weber 10 Logan 0 Bonneville 1 Logan 4 Sky View 1 45 Swimming The Swim Team Mike and Tom race for the winning end. o Mike Patrick shows the diving form that won him a place in Region Play. Logan 28 Highland 67 Logan 20 South 75 Logan 42 Box Elder 57 Logan 53 Sky View 42 Logan 49 Box Elder 46 Logan 69 Ben Lomond 26 Logan 11 Bear River 84 Logan 52 Sky View 43 . A 46 Phil Olsen launches the shot for a good mark. , Brent Paine starts off for a long run on the 440. 47 Steve Burke exhibits good form in his pole-vaulting. Coach Lewis and Coach Husbands head the Track Team. «;J Amphion Staff The summer months sow ideas and plans formulated for the '64-65 Amphion. When school started much interest was shown in the coming publication. Special layouts were planned to reflect memories of the past year both in picture and word. Mr. Gunter, faculty advisor, and Ruth Thompson and Jeanne Taylor, editors, directed the staff through a successful year. RUTH THOMPSON Editor MR. MAYNARD GUNTER Faculty Advisor JEANNE TAYLOR Co-editor HOWARD POLLARD Photographer CAROLINE KNAP JANICE SWENSON NANCY SALISBURY JOYCE ERICKSON and absent from picture KATHY LINDQUIST Business Managers LINDA KALKWARF and BOBETTE BATESON Layout Editors' CHERYL PIERSON, BARBARA STEED, DEANNE BIRD Copy Editors LORALEE GODFREY KAREN WARD Senior Closs Editor Junior Class Editor LYNN ANN HANSEN Sophomore Closs Editor BRUCE MARLER Sports Editor 51 Clear mind, brave heart, strong arm THE LOGAN GRIZZLY Published by ftw tfudpnrtxxJy of LOQan High Scnoo. Logon. Utoh Our Plotform foster tcnool spirit and high moroie Support school policy; inform our roofers of oil sctxx octMttao News Editor....................................Marsha Porter Editorial Editor........................Barbara Watts Feature Editor ......................... Susan Vance Sports Editor ............................ Alan Bird Advertising Manager.....................Barbara Steed Business Manager..................................Pat Nelson Exchange Editor...................... Maureen Jensen Reporters: Elsa Jean Bowen, Faye Daines, David Rose, and Sande Worley. Advisor ........................... Mr. Woertendyke Grizzly Staff SUSAN VANCE, BARBARA WATTS, MARSHA PORTER Editors of the Grizzly News stories, fashions, features, sports, and other items of interest to Logan students found their places in our newspaper, the Grizzly. Boosting its own Hedda Hopper, and other well-rounded reporters, the Grizzly was prepared to play r any excellent journalistic roles. 52 Whispering Pines Whispering Pines, Logan High's Literary magazine, has revealed the hidden writing abilities of many students. 53 Debate • Actively participating in several meets and hosting another, the forensic squad, directed by Mr. Henrie, showed superior talent. Regional, Weber College, and State tournaments pitted Logan debators, legislators, extemporaneous speakers, and orators against others in the state. To verify Logon High's outstanding superiority in debate, the squad brought home a 1st place trophy in the State tournament for the second consecutive year. 54 American Field Service The American Field Service, established to promote better understanding among students of various nations, has enriched the school year at Logan High. Rachelle Schimper was sel-RACHELLE SCHIMPER ected from many students from her school in Kimberly, South Africa, and she has adjusted herself to the United States, Logan and her American family,Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Steed. Her home is on a form near Marquard, in the Orange Free State. Her friendly smile, cheerful manner and pleasant accent will be remembered by her friends here in Logan. MR. AND MRS. DALE R. STEED AND FAMILY 55 United Nations Representing Mongolia, Czechoslovakia, Russia, and Beyio Russia in the Model UN held in Salt Lake City, Logan showed her political abilities. Committees prepared resolutions concerning actual situations in the world today. This organization was under the able leadership of Mr. Donald Williams. Safety Club The Safety Club has sponsored many activities this year; including various assemblies and dances. Through these activities they hove promoted safety within Logan High. The installation of this organization has proved successful in decreasing automobile accidents. V VICKI RAE EYRE Secretary J 56 Bookstore Girls: (First row) S. Nelson, K. Kowollis, J. Seo-mons, J. Hoth, J. Christensen; (second row) N. Ryan, T. Moser, and L. Kimball. Student Services This year Logan High has offered a club to those students interested in literature. It is under the direction of Hattie Morrell. Serving the school as Historian, Point Keepers, and treasurer are: J. Swenson, M. Skidmore, J. Pierson, C. Bennett, C. Bair, and J. Ryser. The stage crew has proven to be a great help to the school the past year performing services wherever it was needed. 57 The Thespians, Logan High's Dramatic Club, is a group of enthusiastic students who enjoy drama and the excitement of participating in such events. Sprigs The Sprigs have represented Logan High well this year, and have kept school spirit at a peak. 58 Boys’ and Girls’ League Jeon Milligan Secretary Ronald Oaines Senior Representative Dick Christensen Secretory Steve Curtis President Bobette Bateson President Hedy Hunsaker Junior Representative Norma Jean Skidmore Sophomore Representative Steve Burke Junior Representative Steven Meisner Sophomore Representative Dale Karren Vice President Marsha Porter Vice President Pat Marshall Senior Representative 59 Girl’s and Boy’s State Utoh Boys' and Girls' State held something special fora small portion of Logan High students during the summer vacation. They gained a keen insight into Americanism and Democracy. The experiences they had and the new friends they met are ones they will not soon forget. Those who attended Girls' State were P. Doines, S. Vance, M. Eyre, J. Jones and A. Schvaneveldt. Those who attended Boys' State were: J. Clark, K. Olsen, B. Payne, S. Curtis; second row: C. Watts, D. Andersen, B. Ewer, D. Hendrixson; third row: W. Gasser, A. Stokes; R. Porter, C. Eyre. 60 The Pep Bond, under Mr. Torbensen's direction, odded to the spirit and color of home games and pep rallies. Orchestra This ear's Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Haslam, performed on assembly and comprised the backbone of the operetta orchestra. Cantadores The Cantadores, an all-girls' singing group, has been praised for the amazing progress they have made within the past few years. Growing in popularity and size, this group is directed by Mr. Eugene Tueller. Apotheosis Art clubbers of the post two years have seen the organization revamped. The entrance requirements have been stiffened, and it has been christened with the name APOTHEOSIS, which means glorifying ideas. Members worked diligently to prepare effective decorations for homecoming and Christmas. As all students will verify, they did a tremendous job. 62 Chauntaires MRS. ANN McCALLSON Accompanist WALLY ODD President ANNALEE PHILLIPS Vice President CAROLINE KNAP Secretary MR. EUGENE TUELLER Director The Chauntaires' musical contributions have been especially commendable this year. Recognized throughout the region as � being an outstanding singing group, they have performed at numerous church services, assemblies, and have presented many special programs, among them their traditional Christmas program. The Chauntaires' are directed by Mr. Eugene Tuel-ler, a notable musician of many fields, and accompanied by the talented Mrs. Ann McCallson. 63 Hi - Lo’s FRANJ IEf'CLARK Frankie Clark has been one of the main reasons for their excellence. As director, she has left a feeling of love and respect with all the girls she has worked with. The Hi Lo's have won much recognition this year while performing at Weber College, Utah State University, Fillmore, and at many of the Logan High activities. The highlight of the Hi Lo's performances was their annual Review, which ended with the Hi Lo's standing in a circle with tear-stained cheeks and the crowd rising to give them a standing ovation. L H S Band The Logan High School Band has contributed much in the way of good music this past year. Under the leadership of Mr. Torbensen, they have gone on tour, marched in many a parade and played at several engagements. 64 The Hi Lo's: Mary Baer, Carol Malouf, Karen Ward, Beth Rawlings, Patti Baugh, Ruth Thompson, Caroline Knap, Lucille Peterson, Jenean Burnett, Juliene Pierson, Ann Bergener, Marsha Hess, Lorolee Godfrey, Linda Watterson, Judy Vosberg, Pat Heiner, Carol Mays, and Nancy Salisbury. Absent when picture was taken, Dianne Daines and Carol Lehman. 65 Cheerleaders Our five cheerleaders have been the real push behind our sports gomes. Working much harder than students realize were Nancy Kloepfer, Susan Hatch, Jill Winquist, Pam Winquist, and Jocelyn Anderson. 66 ROTC Supervising the activities of the R.O.T.C. Department this year were Staff Sgt. Leonard L. Barry, Major Gerald Moraveck, and S Sgt. Ronald W. Lockwood. They advised all student activities and made many improvements in the R.O.T.C. program. Student directors of the R.O.T.C. department were Deputy Battle Group Commander, Mickey Choate; Battle Group Commander, Kendell Hansen; Executive Officer, David Rose. Planning an outstanding Cadet Hop and coordinating all Sponsor and Cadet activities hove been their duties. In charge of Personnel, Intelligence, Training, and supply were S-l Charles Seager, S-2 Paul Michelson, S-3 Bruce Marler, S-4 Perry Datwyler, Liason, John Himes. 67 Sponsors The Logan High Sponsor Corps has performed at ball games and at the Cadet Hop. It has incorporated many new ideas and functions into its already outstanding organization. Much of the credit goes to the leaders of the R.O.T.C. L. Cochran, $-4; W. Odd, Drill Master; P. Daines, S-l; P. Elwood, Commander; S. Pederson, Executive Officer; have been responsible for keeping discipline, teaching precision drills, and military training. 68 Rifle Team The Rifle Team has added a lot to Logan High this year with its many exhibitions. Company A Drill Team The Drill Team presented half-time entertainment at basketball games and performed at intermission at the Cadet Hop. Drill Moster has been John Himes. Company Commander J. D. Johnson 69 Company B Company Commander Craig Andersen Company C Company Commander Mike Patrick 70 Company D Company Commander Gailen Hess Lettermans Club The Lettermans Club, a new organization at Logan High this year, has done many interesting projects, one of which has been to sell pop-corn at many of the basketball games. 71 SENIORS Our ambitious Senior Class Officers for 1964-65 have been Marjorie Eyre, Vice President, Billy Max Johnson, President, and Helen Waymon, Secretary. As the days of youth pass by us. As life's shadow falls. Oft we think of happy moments, Passed within thy walls, Seniors will long remember the initiation days, their Prom with Billy and Janet as royalty, the operetta, My Fair Lady, the fun-filled Senior Hits, and graduation activities. Remembering all these and many more, Seniors bid a fond farewell: Hail to thee our school beloved I Hail to Logan High I James Albrecht Dorthy Allen Brent Anderson Gary M. Anderson Norman Allan Brenda Allen Lyn Allred Craig Anderson David Anderson Gary R. Anderson Mary Baer 75 Christine Bair Georgiana Banellis Norman Barker Bobette Bateson Janet Barlow Pam Barker Carl Bennett Colleen Bennett Janice Bergsjo Ann Lee Bergener 76 Laron Bingely Deanne Bird Ted Birch Verda Black Alan Bird Walter Bleak Carmen Booth Geoffrey Booth Daryl Bodrero Sandra Booth Royal Bowler 77 Jonice Britzell Gerald Brown Bonnie Jo Brunson Marilyn Compbell Steven Broodbent Peggy Brown Karyl Bullock Kathie Cannady Denese Brown Yonna Bullock Mary Carter 78 David Choate Gay Christensen Jerel Clark Lynn Coleman Bruce Christiansen Virginia Coley Scott Cheney Lois Cochran Donna Christley Mike Christensen Julie Clifford Allen Cook Steven Curtis Dione Doines Morgene Crockett Penelope Crockett Pom Doines 80 Mary Devine Barry Fonnesbeck Patricia Elwood Chris Eyre Cheri Jo Follett 81 Jack Edwards Elona Elzingo Marjorie Eyre Phil Dittmer Bob Ewer Marion Fife Max Haderlie Madonna Gudmondson Kendell Hansen Cordell Fonnesbeck Dewey Forsberg Craig Fuhriman Loralee Godfrey Natacha Frazier Keith Hansen Gordon Friedli Terry Gnehm V Jeon Harris David Harston Susan Hatch Joan Harris Lynn Harris Kathleen Harwood Bruce Hauser Lelia Harris Sherry Harris 9 Terry Haslam Kenith Heninger 83 Noncy Herzog Karen Hirst Sherry Hornsby Gailen Hess Craig Hislop ft Eva Ingold John Himes Tom Hoffman Meriam Jackson 84 Alan James Carl Ray Jensen Dennis Jensen Linda Jensen Tony Jensen Cecelia Johnson Maureen Jensen Kathryn Johnson J. D. Johnson Vonna Johnson Randy Johnson Susan Johnson 85 Jeanne Jones Douglas Keller Caroline Knap Pat Kunz i John Rick Jones Lynda Kalkwarf Karen Koskella Pam Kofoed wmw ii Linda Larson Larry Larson 86 Kristine Lorsen Linda Leininger Connie Maughan Suzanne Larsen Larry Leathom Bond Marshall Terry Larson Carol Lenmon Patricia Marshall Dennis Mauchley Carol Mays 87 Kent McClellan Mary McAllister Patricia Merrill Paul Michealson James Mielke Margaret Mitchell Steven Morgan Karla Mortensen Linda Myers 88 Janet Nelson Jeanne Nelson Pauline Nelson Patricia Nelson Suzanne Nelson Sue Nyman Wally Odd Phyllis Oliver Patricia Olsen Keith Olson Richard Osterlin Micheal Patrick 89 Susan Pedersen Dole Peterson Ralph Phillips Brent Payne Conley Peterson Leslie Peterson Julene Pierson Sharon Pedersen Alice Rae Plowman Marsha Porter Cannon Randall Earlo Reynolds Mary Anne Robbins Howard Pollard Ellen Rasmuson Craig Porter Linda Richardson Robert Porter Brent Roberts Don Rowley Nancy Salisbury Richard Schneider Janice Ryser Dick Sandberg Raymond Schenk Rochelle Schimper Ann Schvaneveldt 92 Judy Seomons John Sigler Larry Sharp Betty Smith Charlotte Smith Marsha Smith Jacqueline Sorensen V Karen Staffer Paul Stettler Barbara Steed 93 Karolee Stoddard Dan Stone Janice Swenson Boyd Taylor Allen Stokes Paula Stuck! Pamela Swenson Darlene Taylor Hike Stokes Tom Tarbet Barbara Thatcher 94 95 Jean Wallentine Lee Walton Patricia Wangsgaard Move 11 Word Williom Wotkins Mourice Wiberg Ellen Wossermonn Barbara Wafts Patricia Whitaker Patricio Wiley Kothleen Watkins Craig Watts Robyn Whitehead 96 Dee Wilson Karl Zufelt Diane Yearsley Pam Winquist Stephen Yeager Bruce Marler Sandy Pitcher Class Mother Harold Petersen Class Father 97 JUNIORS ■ he Junior Class Officers are David Watts, Leslie Kofoed and Linda Watterson. David, Leslie and Linda hove done an exciting job in leading the class in its various activities. These officers are the cream of the crop. They showed indefatigable leadership and strength, and they will go on to even greater things. 98 Glen Ahrens Byron Allred Annette Bench Carol Anderson Katherine Anderson Raymond Anderson Marilyn Bennett Marvin Bennett Wallace Anderson Patty Baugh Shari Andreason Paul Baugh Charles Bonellis Christine Barrus Bonnie Bighorn Kathryn Booth Merrill Bird Edna Black Dennis Beck Donald Bell Bruce Borchert 99 TOO Julie Christensen Richord Brown Tomro Brown Dione Bruner Paul Budge Kreg Colder Steven Burke Janet Carlson Jenean Burnett Bruce Burtenshaw Roger Christensen James Clark Colleen Clifford Eileen Clifford Carol Cook Jo Ann Couch Caren Christensen Dick Christensen Wiley Crogun Maurice Eisenstien LuAnn Elioson Terry Elizinga Merrill Daines Alan Davis Brent Davis Twila Davis Leo Erickson Joyce Erickson Jo Ann Dickerson Nathan Dopp Dennis Everton Kathryn Farnsworth Linda Durrant Bill Egelund Relda Felix 101 102 Scott Ferguson Pomelo Fiscus Morionne Greaves Diane Flommer Cheryl Forsberg Audre Fullmer Bruce Gunnell Vickie Hadfield Linda Funk Cynthia Gardner Stephen Garr Nyla Gerber Ronald Hammond Graig Hancey Linda Gibbons Jerry Gill Lonney Hansen Marilyn Hansen Michael Gleed Janice Glenn Cindy Harris Linda Jardine Stove Jepson Andrea Johnson Patricia Hornsby David Hoth Joyce Hoth Ruth Hoth Cynthia Johnson Dorthy Johnson Mary Kay Hull Hedy Hunsaker Les Johnstun Dennis Jones Launa Hymas Linda Izatt Morris Jones 103 104 Roger Jones Brent Jones Eileen Leothom Dole Karren Lydia Kimball Jothen Kinney Roberta Lewis Grant Longhurst Nancy Kloepfer Colleen Knapp Leslie Kofoed Julie Kowallis Lyn Mallory Mary Malmberg Janet Lapray Karen Larsen Carole Malouf Ann Marks Bill Laub David Lawrence Thomas McFarland w Lee McKenzie Rachel McMurdie Tana Nielsen Kent Miner Utanna Morris Terri Moser Jennae Nelson Sharon Nelson Shirley Nielsen Brad Niederhauser Peggy Nielson Kathleen Pehrson Rulon Pitcher Nancy Pulsipher Robert Perry Adrein Pulley Kathy Rabb Becky Peterson Ellen Peterson Beth Rawlings Robert Reese Patti Rich Karla Reading Ralph Rich Ross Rigby 106 Linda Rhode Russell Roohr Dennis Roper Nancy Ryan Linda Schenk Tom Schulz Christina Seoger Jan Seomons Kenneth Shelton Marie Skidmore Sally Small Dona Sims Marcia Smith Marsha Smith Sandra Smith Brent Somers Pamela Speth Connie Speth Margaret Squires Carol Smith Kathleen Smith Ralph Stayner 107 108 Ronnie Swensen Jeanne Taylor Gregory Thompson John Watts Tanya Weber Sandra Thorne Lynn Thurston Rondo Vance Bryon Vandervire Larry Welsh Sonja Wettstein Brent Walker Jacklyn Wallace Bill Wangsgaard Virginia White Jackie Whitlock Karen Ward Linda Watterson Ronnie Wiley Mike Williams Steven Woolsey Sandra Worley David Wuthrich Diane Wuthrich Allie Yeotes Brent Yeates Farrell Peterson Christine Upwall Class Mother Richard Bradford Class Father 109 SOPHOMORES A4ork Stone, Lannice Warren and Mary Francis Elwood have led this year's Sophomore Class successfully through their first year at Logan High School. The Sophomores participated in the initiation and Fun Fest planned for them by the other classes with increasing interest. 110 Diana Allen Rodney Amussen Bruce Anderson David Anderson Jocelyn Anderson Sheriee Anderson Darwin Andreason James Arrington Gene Atkins Margaret Bag ley Ralph Bair Kathleen Bardwell Koren Bateson Steve Bauer Kathryn Baugh Terry Baugh Gordon Benson Marva Bingham Dee Ann Bird 111 Elizabeth Boehme Maureen Bowler Jimmy Brangham Barbara Brock Shelley Dee Brown Rodney Buttars Judy Christensen Marcia Cannon Arleen Casto Cathy Champlin Lynda Gay Charles Carla Chatterton Jay Christensen Lee Clark John Cloy DeVar Clegg Rixa Clyde 112 Charles Collier Marilou Collins Gary Cook Rhondalon Crawford Cathy Crockett David Dutson Mary Frances Ellwood Sidney Ericksen 113 Kathleen Evans Kim Evans Doug Eyre Vicki Roe Eyre Jenna Vee Fergus Robin Fitzgerald iS Roger Gardner Stephen Gasser Renae Geddes S Peggy Gessel Carl Gilmore Lana Jean Glenn Ronald Gustaveson Pamela Hallows Karyn Hammond Shauna Hammond Brent Hansen Debbie Hansen 114 Jerry Hansen Lee Ann Hansen LynnAnne Hansen Mary Hansen Peggy Harrison Stephen Harward Wendy Hatch Carmen Hawkes Linda Helm Dan Herzog Lee Ann Herzog y Brent Hislop Jim Hopkins Volden Hoth Craig Hurst Briga Ingold Carole James Dorothy Jensen Mark Jensen Randy Jensen Paula Rae Jewkes Kieth Johnson LaDawn Johnson 115 w Linda Johnson Jim Johnstun Randy Johnson Kent Jones Nodine Knight Lauren Koskella Cynthia Kimball Christine Lamb Janet Lamb John Loosle Marco Larsen Roger Larsen Francis Lauritzen Jeffery Leishman Marie Lewis An-Shi-Lin James Malouf Joan Marks Kim Marshall Trenna Martindale Beverly Larsen John Larsen Laurel Larsen Lee Larsen Cheryl Miller Judy Miller Marilyn Milligan' Roger Merrill Peter Mathys Pam Maughan Judy Ann Mayne Marsha McMurdie Dennis Nelson Louise Nelson Karen Nielsen Michael Norman Audra Norton Janet Nye 117 Sharon Orison Hector Porras Jean Pedersen Joan Pedersen Richard Peterson Tom Peterson Cheryl Pierson Charlene Porter Myrna Dell Pyle Karl Rasmuson Patricia Rasmussen Valerie Rawlings Kathryn Reese Mickey Richey Louon Roberts Erlynne Rosine Alice Rust Paul Ruston . X?' Janet Ryan Craig Sanders John Schnieder Dixie Show 118 Norma Jean Skidmore Craig Smith Ellagene Smith Jolene Smith Kristie Smith Leah Jane Smith Madelyn Smith x Paul Smith Robert Smith Kendall Sorenson Jay Spencer Aziele Stewart Douglas Stoddard Susan Stokes Sylvia Stokes Mark Stone Julie Street Dixie Swenson Peggy Swenson Todd Toggart Jeffery Taylor Linda Rae Taylor 119 Mark Teeples Steven Theurer Brent Thomas Verio Jean Urie Eileen Waldron Lannice Warren Scott Wilburn Janet Wil Imore Marilyn Wil Imore Richard Wimmer Kristine Watkins Margaret Webb Judy Welch S Earl Wilson Jill Winquist Duard Woffinden James Wood 121 ADVERTISEMENTS 125 R S Floor Covering j- ' V; f V nil Our Sew Showroom 905 North Main - 752-6134 Logan, Utah Royal Bakery MARVEL MAID BREAD Church Parties - Weddings Cakes for All Occassions 119 North Main EDWARD'S SHOE SHOP Logan, Utah FINEST QUALITY SERVICE FOR FINE SHOES The Shoe Tree 75 South Main - Phone 752-6922 Bundy Motor Wouldn’t You Rather Have A BUICK? 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