Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Student Council The Student Council was responsible for many of the new policies set forth this year. Representatives from the different clubs and homerooms voiced opinions on various school problems and offered new solutions. Under the direction of the studentbody officers and Mr. J. Paul Miller, we feel that the student council accomplished much for the benefit of the studentbody.

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Gxecuiives LUCILLE PETERSEN Socials Executive Her captivating smile and her personality, that is as bright as her red hair, livened up the social portion of Logan High this year. JAMES ARRINGTON Athletic Executive With a broad smile, a fur coat, an outstanding personality and wit that cannot be expressed in mere words, he brought fun and excitement into school activities. STEVEN GASSER Assemblies Executive Black, wavy hair, dark glasses, a winsome smile and a truly genuine personality, he made our assemblies a success this year. 14

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On SriSute to Mr. Harry Sfiomas Mr. Thomas, one of the most respected members of our school and community will be leaving us this year. A brief glance at his past is now very appropriate. While in high school, he actively participated in such sports as track and football. After his high school days, his goal to become a teacher was not easily attained. However, due to his dedication and hard work, he became a certified instructor in a very unusual way. He taught the lower divisions at a university so that he could be educated in the upper division. He taught many schools, among them, Sanford in Colorado. As superintendent he worked hard to improve the school system in that area. He received his Master’s degree at Stanford University in California. Mr. Thomas has always been able to look people in the eye proudly and honestly. His opinions are always sought. Through his 46 years of teaching, he has become a very rapid reader, and even more important, he comprehends well what he reads. When he had an attack of polio 14 years ago, he was told that it would be medically impossible for him to walk again. But through sheer will power he defied the impossible. He is a self-made man and represents the kind of character we at Logan High strive for. We will always remember you, Mr. Thomas, and all you have done for Logan High. We sincerely thank you for your wonderful example and contribution to society. On Recognition of a $o6 Well Done COACH HOLMSTEAD In recognition of a job well done we would like to pay tribute to Mr. Earl Holmstead. He graduated from American Fork High School with letters in football, basketball and track. He went to Utah State University and played on the varsity team for 3 years. Coming to Logan High in 1950 he coached for 15 years, 11 of which he was head coach. Nine of these 11 years he took the team to state and 4 of those years he took region. Well known as Hap he carried on his father's name and kept up the tradition of a great player and great coach. He enjoyed his time as coach very much but retired because he felt that he should spend some of his valuable time with his family. Much thanks to him for helping to create an outstanding athletic past for Logan High. 16