Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

Published by the Associated Students of Logan High School Logan, Utah Beth Thompson, Editor Suzanne Spencer, Associate Editor Mrs. Jerri Facer, Advisor Mrs. Lois Petty, Advisor Steed's Printing Plate Company, Composition J. P. Smith Son, Printing Max E. Brunson, Photography The purpose of a yearbook is to refelect on the year gone by. It brings back memories of those exciting football games, that special dance and the fun and the work of being a club member. For seniors it is a last look at their school, and for sophomores it is a reminder of what is to come. But most of all it is a symbol of Logan High and all it has meant to 1,000 students for one whole year. May this yearbook help you to reflect back on some of the great times you have had at Logan High, and remind you of the year 1969 - 70. A former student of Mrs. Tingey once said, I have never learned more from anyone in my life. This has not been said by one student but by many. It has been Mrs. Tingey who has taught everything from rhetorical principles to Milton. Her knowledge and understanding of not only English, but of math and speech have made her a valuable and important part of Logan High. Mrs. Tingey had a deep concern for her students. She wants them to learn and has spent many years of her life in furthering the educational standards of Logan High. With sadness and deep appreciation we realize that this will be Mrs. Tingey's last year at Logan High. We, and the many students before us give a grateful thank you os she leaves the halls of Logan High. Mrs. Tingey once said that if one thing could be said of her she wished it would be that she was a person of wisdom. The Yearbook Staff of 1969-70 dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Tingey and her wisdom. DeiIxloJmL t(y 4 13(Ki L(fy ofy JUUCjOJjUm This year's Board of Education has worked closely with Logan High students. Through their cooperation Logan High received the new student lounge. The Administrative affairs of the Logan City Schools are efficiently handled by Superintendent Eyre and the Board of Education. Sherman G . Eyre, Superintendent Seated: Superintendent Eyre, Dr. Thorne, Mr. Cuthbert. Standing: Dr. Daines, Dr. Peterson, Dr. Allred, Mr. Williams 8 Mr. Miller truly ploys an important part in Logan High. Because of Mr. Miller's sincere concern for Logan High and its students we have enjoyed many activities and new opportunities this year. A vote of thanks should be given to him for his contributions. Logan High has completed another successful year under the direction of Principal Johnson. Through his hard work and leadership we have once again achieved Grizzly spirit, not only athletically, but academically. 9 StCA tdAiMy The most cheerful lady of Logan High is our secretary, Mrs. Rust. Not only is she an efficient secretary, but a helpful friend to all students. Mrs. Tripp is in charge of keeping track of Logan High's financial state. Managing the bookstore is one of her many responsibilities. 10 Our Attendance Secretary, Mrs. Rinderknecht, has done an excellent job of keeping track of all student attendance. (Vuim ma Mr. Poole has advised students with problems of education. His experience has proved invaluable. Mr. Wood, a new face in the counseling department, has assisted Mr. Poole with counseling duties. Through his encouragement many student problems have been solved. CaAt HfLCUlA Our custodians have worked very hard this year to keep our school clean and repaired. Their duties along with their efficiency have increased with our new additions. The cooks have worked hard this year to provide us with hot balanced meals. Their friendly smiles have brightened many a dull lunch hour. 11 Mr. Bradford Mathematics Mrs. El wood Library ojwJbjfy Mr. Haslam American Problems Mrs. Haws English Mr. Adams Business Mr. Albertson Mathematics Mr. Allan Botany, Zoology, Biology Mr. Anderson Chemistry Mr. Christensen Industrial Arts Mrs. Gordon English Mr. Holmstead American History, Physiology Mrs. Miller Home Economics Mrs. O'Bray American Problems Mrs. B. Peterson French, English Col - Phillips R.O.T.C. Mr. L. Peterson Radio, Auto Mrs. Petty Business Mr. Ryon Physical Education Mrs. Snell English Mr. H. M. Peterson Physiology, Genetics Mr. Poole Counselor Mr. Soderquist Arts 14 Mrs. Swan English Mr. Wood Counselor 15 Val Dawson PaamAmiJj From the start of his campaign as a junior to the end of his senior year our Studentbody President Val Dawson has been a hard worker. All year Val has been interested in new ideas that would improve Logan High. Working for a student lounge, improving the dress code, and performing at pep rallies ore just a few of his many accomplishments. Val cares about Logan High, he cares about the students, and through Val's efforts we hove had a successful year. 16 kjub vmAmb Once again Merri Lynne Watts has fulfilled a leadership position. With cheerfulness and enthusiasm she has supported Val, and worked to further student government. Her concern over Logan High and her willingness to work for the students have contributed to her success as an officer. Merri Lynn Watts Smiling, friendly, hard working, and intelligent, are just a few words that describe our Stu-dentbody Secretary, Terri Larsen. Keeping track of all Logan High happenings is just one of her many responsibilities. Her special way with people has won her many friends and much respect. 17 Terri Larsen Becky Ault Talented Becky Ault has been in charge of socials this year. The Homecoming, and Graduation dances have been two of her responsibilities, along with numerous after game dances. Becky's hard work has made her an important part of the Executive Committee. Bringing assemblies to Logon High has been the responsibility of Jody Burnett. From Utah State Prison Inmates, to Utah State's Youngtimers; Jody has provided us with varied forms of entertainment. Thanks go to Jody for his work this year. Paul Watterson Athletics Executive Paul Watterson has been an active member of student government. He has worked with the other Studentbody Officers to make this year the best ever. Paul's leadership abilities have become an essential part of Logan High. 18 Jody Burnett Studentbody President, Val Dawson, presides over the first Student Council Meeting. Student Council advisor, Mr. Miller 19 Student Council discusses the new lounge. WXv ' A •Mi mmm wm M Homecoming Royalty was presented to the studentbody at the football game by Captains Val Dawson, Craig Sorenson and Vern Lomborn. Royalty consisted of Leslie Ferguson, Merri Lynne Watts (Queen), and Joan Rasmuson. 22 Added to Homecoming events lost year, the Homecoming parade will become a lasting trad at Logan High. This year's winning float was claimed by the Senior Class. II I V l I Logan was victorious over her opponent, the Bear River Bears. The Sophomores added to the spirit of Homecoming activities with the traditional bonfire. One of the numerous activities during Homecoming was the popular Powder Puff Football Game. 23 Sj2iWy StodAmh j The entire cost of The Spiral Staircase. 24 Mrs. Mol Ian displays some of her dramatic talent. Mrs. Oates looses her temper with the old Mrs. Warren, played by Shelly Butterfield. Behind the scenes students proved to be valuable help. 25 Christmas Stocking Girl and Boy, Jill Candland and Craig Sorenson, dance during intermission. CfiAUtlrUL OcUtCey The theme song, Winter Wonderland, was sung by Marilyn Croshaw, Suzanne Spencer, and Mary Raymond. Janette Turner announces the C hristmas Stocking Boy and Girl. The Art Club once again sponsored the Christmas Dance. Their hard work resulted in an enjoyable dance for the studentbody. 26 Royalty for the Military Boll were Kristine Thompson (Queen), Jill Candland, Mardyne Moulton, and Kathy Carlson. They were accompanied by Commanders Steve Hamilton, Dennis Cowley, Thomas Morgan, and Mike Smith. 27 Decorations for the Ball were considered unique. Steve Croshaw Maxine Rogers Susan Hislop Mary Raymond Steve Watkins Dan Christensen Kevin Edwards Valerie Lehman Mike Kennedy 28 Susan Hislop took the role of Fanny Brice and Steve Croshaw played Nick Arnstein. Maxine Rogers was Rosie Brice, Fanny's devoted mother. Steve Watkins was Eddie Ryan, dancer-singer, and all-around good guy. Few realize what a musical would be like without an orchestra. Through the help of Mr. Nelson, and Mr. Has-lam our orchestra backed up the players with the most important aspect of a musical . . . music. 29 You ore the beautiful reflection of your love's attention, sings Kevin Edwards to Susan Hislop in the beautiful bride scene. Chorus members were costumed lavishly and appropriately for the early thirties. 30 Most Preferred Men and their partners dance as other couples watch at the Ball. Moveta Cordon's dance students performed during intermission at the Ball. Most preferred men were Kenny Curtis, junior; Craig Sorenson, senior; and Gary Henrie, Sophomore. 31 Reigning over the Junior Prom were Queen Carlo Collins and King Greg Wagner. Attendants were Kenny Curtis, Diane Hansen, Kathy Carlson and Ted Nyman. Jonathan Bullen, President of the graduating class of '71, announces the Royalty for this year's Junior Prom. JlUUM; 'Bumj The Junior Prom Committee worked hard and diligently to make the Prom a success. Those working on the committee were Winnie Peterson (Chairman), Ruth Stettler, Farol Ann Groutage, Debbie Stevenson, Nora Lyn Perry, Christine Engert, Shaun Wheeler, Chris Hadfield, Edward Robbins, Brad Morris, ond Mary Raymond. 32 Entertained by the various decorations and the music, couples appeared to enjoy themselves. AJuVaAj, tLb Swu 33 Our Studentbody President freaks out. Jil! C Craig and r nson Kathy Carlson, Kristine Thompson (Queen) Mordyne Moulton, Jill Candjand Craig Sorenson, Senior Kenny Curtis, Junior Gary Henry, Sophomore Ted Nyman) Kathy Carlson agner, King; Carla Collins, Kenny Curtw, Diane Hansen Bob Lorsen, King; Stacy Ault, Queen Ieslie Ferguson, Randy Hodfield BfigRasmuson, Paul Watfcprson Marsha Milligan, Bill Fflfefttt S The entire cost of the Senior Assembly gathers to sing the final Senior girls commemorate Babe Ruth's birthday. The Senior Class of 1970 presented a highly successful assembly commemorating the important events that occurred in February. The assembly involved a large number of Senior students and displayed the wide range of talent held by the Senior Class. Logan High's own sweethearts sing Sweetheart's Tree. 40 The Hi Lo's decide what makes up Logan High spirit. Logan High's Lettermen present the skit prior to the Logan High-Sky View basketball game. By the way . . . Logan won. Coach Tueller talks to the student-body about victory, loss, sportsmanship, and many factors that make up a team and a school. 42 Logon High students join together in a snake dance of Grizzly Spirit. Coach Lewis tells why Grizzlies have class. 43 fw« 3 1 w i '• --“■ -wc.Hi 'i� n ■V •-' ■: -v ' - • •:•' ••■ stf'V - 1 • • .yr.-� ‘. : - ' ■' '. ■ ■ • . ,-r. . - ■ ’ , . • •.• � • • ■ ‘-vKWsSc f WJ ■ift. -� .� r«tMi V - — � ’ « ■ - • .- v- :,r-.r ..r:r t _ T T 1 ‘ T - • - IT I T r '■ r f i. —. - ■■- - • - • W3 i : j StoJtfy Gaining valuable experience for next year's Amphion was Co-Editor Suzanne Spencer. Photographer Larry Stone took the pictures for the Amphion. Mrs. Petty, Advisor Mrs. Facer, Advisor Class Editors this year were Rona Lee Hansen, senior; Cristy Engert, junior; and Linda Skidmore, sophomore. Under the direction of Robert Stephenson the Copy Editors; Christine Erni, Christine Carter, Marian Anderson, and Liz Haws, devoted many long hours to the production of the lines under these pages. Designing the cover and doing all art work, were the jobs of Art Editors Jeannine Bird, Kristine Thompson, and missing Billie Wayman. Yearbook finances and subscriptions were handled by Clyde Kunz, Business Manager. Compiling the sports section for this Amphion were Steve Christensen, Jim Griffin and Scott Thompson. Advertisements from local merchants were obtained through the efforts of Ann Reynolds, Karen Cuthburt, Adrien Keeler, Marian Anderson, Sheryl Kennedy, Shaun Wheeler, Susan Arrington and Barbara Jensen. Organizing and arranging the Amphion was the responsibility of the Layout Editors: Gloria Jones, Joan Rasmussen and Jan Colston. 47 Being editor of the paper has been a unique experience for me. I know I could hove produced a better paper; I suppose it could have been worse. But through it all, if I have made some of you think, get angry, or just laugh I have achieved my goal. I would like you to meet my staff: Kristine Thompson, Business Manager for the year, had all the headaches and absolutely none of the glory. She kept us out of debt — quite a task. 48 My Co-Editors Rich Kotter and Kris Rigby. They have done a tremendous job in giving support, both in literary and morale. Larry Stone, photographer for this year's Grizzly. I especially want to thank Mrs. Gordon, our Advisor. Through it all, she kept cool and understanding, and that's asking quite a lot. Howard Demars, Sports Editor, covered the teams with the great skill that they so completely deserved. Our reporters, from left to right, were Ann Chidester, Susan Arrington and Robert Reese. 49 Working with students on Whispering Pines os on advisor was Mrs. Tingey. The literary and artistic efforts of the students of Logan High are compiled each year in the publication. Whispering Pines. Here, outstanding works in the fields of writing and art are printed, and the student is given recognition for his talent. The members of the Whispering Pines staff include: Julie Zufelt and Janet Farrer, Co-Editors. Other members are Laraine Stock, Norma Kidd, Liz Haws, Pat Raymond, Janie Civille, Roger Reese, Kirk Beecher, Edward Robbins, Janeen Seamons, Chris Hod-field, Jenise Jones, Steve Harrison and Billie Wayman. 50 Ca l£a(fM Enlarged and revised, the Cantadoras had a year full of new ideas and development. Combining with the Chauntaires for special concerts, our female vocal group had a great year. Members of the Cantadoras are: 1st row. Zenith Johnson, Shelley Butterfield, Shauna Herzog, Linda Friedli, Colleen Oliver, Linda Heninger, Paulette Johnson, Annette Lowry, Rae Anderson, Nancy Champiin, LornaCall. 2nd row: Morky Naylor, Denise Smith, Denise Chugg, Fran Keeler, Janet Blaser, Toni Hadfield, LeeAnn James, Bertha Hiskie, Karen Shupe, JoAnne Ellgen, Laraine Stock. 3rd row: Janet Fonnesbeck, Sheri Mendini, Darcel Anderson, Jolene Barton, Randi Tfagvad, Cindy Gessel, Maureen Johnson, Sandy Loosle, Laura Curtis, Kaye Richardson, Julie Brunson, Maureen Dixon, Camille Bennett. 4th row; Nancy Bosworth, Christy Campbell, Janis Tolman, Debra Lehman, Karen Pederson, Cindy Johnson, Kristi Wiberg, Deanne Jones, Carolyn Fahrlander, Jalaine Sorenson, Mary Rogers, Mary Chadwick, Tupou Halufia, and Cindy Butters. 51 The dedication of the new auditorium provided a chance for the orchestra to show its strength. The overture to the Barber of Seville was well received. Other programs the orchestra participated in during the year were the USU invitational concert and a trip to BYU. A large ma|ority of the members were involved throughout the year in the Northern Wasatch Youth Symphony which toured Mexico March 27 to April 5. Members of the orchestra include: left to right, Gae Lyn Allen, Sarah Miller, David Daines, Kirk Beecher, Mike Braegger, Julie Zufelt, Lee Ann Allen, Janet Farrer, Marilyn Croshaw, Pam Bischoff, Linda Richardson, Carla Clement, Shellie Stowell, Karen Miner, Mardyne Moulton, Billie Woyman, Steve Croshaw, Christine Carter, George Chadwick, Joan Rasmussen, Sally Skidmore, Christine Carter, George Chadwick, Joan Rasmussen, Sally Skidmore, Christine Erni, Pat Day, Farol Groutage, Beverly Street, Becky Dolby, 52 OxthjJxa Debbie Thedell, Linda Braegger, Cheri Jorgensen, Debbie Gomm, Linda Skidmore, Leslie Bradley, Debra Loveless, Sue Nelson, Barbara Jensen, Kristen Fonnesbeck, Marjorie Forsberg, Jan Spencer, Janice Jenkins, Annette Swensen, Malon Teeples, Carl Johnson, Carla C de. Brad Bennett, Marsha Milligan, Kim Christensen, Lois Taylor, Jane Watts, Shauna Potter, Sandra Peterson, Linda Lee Wordle, Eric Nelson, David Jensen, Clayne Anderson, Edward Robbins, Bruce Dalby, Eddie Golding, Kevin Edwards, Brent Butters, Von V. nitloc , Kevin Haslam, Lauris Davis, Jan Colston, Reid Kowallis, Stephen, LaDell Winward, James Clark. Mr. Haslam, Conductor, Mrs. Miller. Private Instructor. Absent from the picture: Mike Fahrlander, Jana Rees and Kenny Hamilton. 53 Q MJMXj BftiuL The Logon High Bond, under the direction of Mr. Nelson has performed at various concerts this year. The band played at the dedication, presented a concert to the studentbody, and to the public. They also have taken port in many excellent half-times. The band enjoys a large representation from the studentbody, with over 100 members. Qojmj ftaU The Dance Band performed at games and sponsored a dance. They accompanied the Hi Lo drills and aided in arousing school spirit. Their members include: Ricky Thomas, Edward Woffinden, Edward Robbins, Bruce Dalby, Lance Hardman, Bob Washburn, Greg Wheeler, Lee Lamborn, Alan Willey, Alan Wright, Duane Dutson, Larry Peterson, Steve Weber, Kevin Edwards, Steve Leishman, Paul Johnson, Gaylon Gerber, David Lewis. 54 'TKaVaU The Marching Band represented Logan High in the Homecoming Parade. 6cuuL The Sophomore Band, also under the direction of Mr. Nelson has proven its desire to carry on Logan High tradition with an excellent year. The Sophomore Band gives more students a chance to participate in the music program, while preparing the students for varsity band. 55 Mr. Tueller, Director Mrs. Jocobsen, Acc ompanist vgj i ' From Bless This House at dedication to Hymn of Praise , the yearly oratorio, the Chaunt-aires sang at the tops of their voices throughout this productive year which also included a combined concert with the Utah Symphony, and a certain other valley school. The members of the Chauntaires are: 1st row, Shaun Wheeler, Sally Skidmore, Debra Loveless, Pot Roskel-ley, Jan Lisonbee, Sheryl Yeates, Stacy Ault, Brad Morris, Steve Watkins, Jerry Jones, Dan Christensen, Eric Hale, Steve Christensen, Chris Hadfield, Doug McMurdie, Beth Thompson, Mary Stettler, Isobel Lenkersdorfer, Pauline Laing, Mary Raymond, Kathy Heniger. 2nd row: LuAnn Burtenshaw, Kathy Hansen, Jean Rasmussen, Rosalie Marcussen, Teri Johnson, Norma Kidd, Marty Salisbury, Doug Amussen, Kent Peterson, Bryan Seeholzer, Jonathan Bullen, OjJWv David Dixon, Kevin Edwards, Ralph Olsen, Kirt McFarland, Marian Anderson, Gloria Jones, Debbie Stevenson, Karen Wimmer, Suzanne Spencer. 3rd row: Sheri Winget, Marilyn Cro-shaw, Teona Nelson, Susan Hislop, Arlene Balls, Sarah Miller, Kay Lewis, Wendy Lundstrom, Chris Mortensen, Kenny Curtis, Gary Smith, Ted Nyman, Jerry Nelson, Bob Jarvis, David Evans, Barbie Johnson, Sheryl Slack, Rona Lee Hansen, DeeAnn Clyde, Monica Ingold, Jo-Anne Lloyd. 4th row; Kim Worley, Sheri Johnson, Ruth Stettler, Susan Jacobsen, Valerie Lehman, Diane Dixon, LuAnn Jeffs, Steve Croshaw, Clyde Kunz, Neil Shaffer, Craig Christensen, Jim Roberts, Allan Sharp, Roy Packer, Albert Jensen, Scott Dunn, Kent Bracken, Mike Kennedy, Annette Swenson, Kathy Hendrixson, Susan Elwood, Karen Anderson, Becky Ault. 57 The Chauntaire Officers this year were: Steve Croshaw, President; Hew-ritt Dixon, Socials Chairman; Beth Thompson, Socials Chairman; and Terri Johnson, Secretary. Missing from the picture is Albert Jensen, Vice President. Oetate Armed with file boxes, magazines and handbooks, the debate squad went forth into the Weber, Region, State, and the National Forensics League Tournaments and surpassed previous achievements. By retiring Weber's Sweepstakes Trophy, they showed one and all the quality of debate at Logan High. Mr. Henrie, Debate Coach Members of the varsity debate squad include: 1st row, Blaine Hart, Faith Neuhold, Robert Reese, Nora Lyn Perry, Jody Burnett, Suzanne Spencer, Jonathan Bullen, and Coach Henrie. 2nd row: Ted Perry, Jennifer Jones, Howard Demars, Rich Kotter, Deborah Bylund, Kathy Hansen, Sheryl Slack, June Poppleton, Bruce Jensen, Terri Larsen, Brad Morris, Kris Rigby, Myrlynn Haws, Cheryl Russel and Marian Anderson. 58 S(fyhmxyu QejUfo Well read, outspoken, and poised, this year's sophomore squad upheld the great tradition of debate. Those sophomores introduced this year to the intricacies of affirmative plans and negative refutation were: 1st row, Margaret Shaw, Debbie Shaw, Darlene Essig, Lousje Beyers, Linda Skidmore, Susan Arrington and Laraine Stock. 2nd row: Mary Chadwick, Roberta Day, Ann Chidester, Kristen Fonnesbeck, Jonel Williams, Susan Jones, Kim LaMont, Shellie Stowell, and Ann Carver. 3rd row: Alan Wright, Rodney Reading, Joe Hatch, Bob Underwood, Brent Mortensen, David Mann, John Simmons, Greg Wheeler, Ricky Thomas and Rex Bodrero. Logan High Debaters with trophies from Weber Tournament. 59 Mb- ioA Members of the Hi-Lo’s ore: (left to right) Carol Ryan, Sheri Rigby, Sheri Johnson, Carla Collins, Teri Maughan, Diane Hansen, Sherri Mendini, Annabel Nelson, Lynn Perry, Kim Worley, Becky Geisler, Julie Zufelt, Cynthiann Bernsten, Leslie Ferguson, DeAnn Rasmussen, Jan Spencer, Kay Lewis, Denise Jewkes, Kris Rigby and Camille Bennett. The Hi-Lo Officers this year were: Sheri Rigby, President; Becky Geisler, Vice President; Sheri Mendini, Secretary; and Cynthiann Bernsten, Social Chairman. 60 This year's Hi Lo's in their crimson uniforms have sparked various football and basketball halftimes. The group of twenty girls under the direction of Mrs. Wilson, have marched at Utah State, taken part in the annual Invitational and presented the Hi Lo Review. Hi Lo's in Action 61 After last year's trial basis, the songleaders have become a permanent part of Logan High. Working closely with the cheerleaders, they have contributed their efforts to strengthen Logan's school spirit. LuAnn Burtenshaw Arlene Balls Mardyne Moulton Bunni Jo Eyre 63 Mrs. Swan, Advisor Mary Stettler, President Susan Elwood, Vice President Cheering our team to victory was not the only responsibility of the Pep Club thi year. They also helped promote team spirit by decorating individual team member' homes and lockers and school halls. They also sponsored the November Girls'Choic« Dance. 1st Row: Nancy Champlin, Jan Bond, Mary Stettler, Susan Elwood, Shour Wheeler. 2nd Row: Sue Nelson, Christina Grassi, Vichelle Henrie, Farol Anr Groutage, Debbie Stevenson, Tracy Porter, Susan Koenig, Karen Peterson, Conni Allen, Janice Spindler, Lucille Hancey, Denise Smith, Fran Keeler, Gae Lyn Al- 64 Jan Bond, Secretary Shaun Wheeler, Treasurer Nancy Champlin, Socials Chairman len. 3rd Row; Carolyn Phillips, Marilyn Maughan, Vicky Fonnesbeck, LuAnn Jeffs, Debra Ringle, Janet Blaser, Isobel Lenkersdorfer, Connie Carlisle, Joan Rasmussen , Shirley Tolman. 4th Row: Kathy Hendrixson, Cheryl Russell, Marilyn Drake, Judy Jordine, Chris Evans, Tamra Stones, Ruth Stettler, Jean Rasmussen, Christina Sib-bett, Lee Ann Allen, Linda Zabriski. Absent from picture: Kathy Carlson, Deirdre Crawford, Mary Ann Curtis, Linda Heniger, Michelle Holmstead, Susan Jepson, Merri Nelson, Robin Peterson, Sheryl Slack, Marla Lindsey. Troupe 2524 of the International Thespian Society was reorganized this year with officers: Dan Christensen, President; Leigh Hutchinson, Vice President; and Karen Shupe, Secretary. The members enjoyed learning and participating in the dramatic activities of the school. Members of the Thespians include: Robin Matlock, Brad Morris, Mike Kennedy, Norma Kidd, Deonne Jones, Dan Christensen, Karen Shupe, Pot Day, Marian Anderson, Maxine Rogers, Karen Anderson, JoAnn Lloyd, Mary Raymond, Susan Hislop, Kathy Heninger and Jerry Jones. jA ifc CtuJy This year's Art Club, under the direction of Mr. Soderquist, has been involved in various activities. They sponsored the Christmas Dance which was claimed a success. Their lovely decorations had everyone in the Christmas Spirit. The Art Club made a great contribution to both the school play and the musical with their originol posters and programs. Members of the Art Club are; Debra Pitkin, Cyndee Pederson, Barbara Jensen, Judy Hadfield, Tracy Porter, Joy Erickson, Mary Chadwick, Kristine Nelson, Shellie Stawell, Jenise Jones, Billie Wayman, Pam Roberts, Jo Ann Alvord, Lois Taylor, Nicholle Vandenwijngaert, Sondra Telford, Vickie Larsen, Isobel Lenkersdorfer, Carla Collins, Merri Nelson, Fran Keeler and Denise Smith. 66 Ctaly Activities of the French Club included a film and talk by Denise Baird on the country and people of France. Members include: Roxanna Loza, Janice Hess, Paul Todd, Claren Ford, Sheryl Kennedy, JoAnn Alvord, Christine Carter, Marilyn Maughan, Kristen Fonnesbeck, Janet Baird, Susan Koenig, Susan Colthrop, Mahin Nozemi, Mrs. Peterson, Advisor and Glynn Goodall. Sj24JUA|y (%Jly Speakers and a progressive dinner occupied Spanish Club members during the year. Those participating in the Spanish Club were: Pam Roberts, Darlene Essig, Miss Moore, Advisor, Mary McKell, Wendy Weight, Ken Cannon, John Mabe, Rodney Reading, Mary Thompson. 67 SwjyXj CmjUMaL Under the direction of the Senior Council, the senior class of '70 has had a successful year. The council, now in its second year, is composed of the senior class officers, senior class parents, and one representative from each senior social studies class. The purpose of the council is to generate unity among seniors by coordinating communications between it and the students. Some of the planning and activities carried out by this organization were: The Pizza Party, Early Morning Breakfast and Dance, Senior Week, Senior Ball, Assembly, Skits, various money raising projects, and Senior Lagoon Day. Those composing Senior Council are: Marilyn Drake, Joan Rasmussen, Bill Emmett, David Davis, Roy Packer, Mrs. Obray, Mr. Haslam, Janet Turner, Shaundel Theurer, Ann Wassermann, Sheri Mendini, Winnie Skidmore, Pat Day, Sherry Woodberry, Janet Farrer, and Pat Raymond. SaJum QhJly Science Club members include Ted Perry, Ted Bleak, Christine Erni, Kenneth Prince, Blaine Hart, Robert Reese and Jamie Johnson. 68 (XftitexL {joXwflJv Flags were raised for France and Ghana at the Utah Model United Nations Seminar by this year's delegation from Logan High. Their activities in the committees and general assemblies were commanding and highly successful. Members of this year's delegation include: 1st row, Richelle Earl, Kathy Obray, Rae Anderson, Linda Skidmore, Ann Wassermann. 2nd row: Christy Black, Marian Anderson, Deborah Bylund, Debra Pitkin, Kathy Nelson. 3rd row: Pat Watkins, Ann Chidester, Winnie Skidmore, Cyndee Pederson, Janette Turner. 4th row; Ted Perry, Jerry Jones, Marilyn Hammond, Delores Mathys, Carolyn Phillips. 5th row: Rich Kotter, Nora Lyn Perry, Susan Koenig, Gary Palmer. 6th row: Dan Christensen, Clyde Kunz, Howard Demars, Clair Kofoed. 3 judJj SmuM The foreign exchange student for this year was Manuel Lemus. Programs and activities of the AFS included an interesting talk by Wallace Anderson on Norway and a Library display on Latin America. Members ore Marian Anderson, Kathy Heninger, Pat Watkins, Marjorie Davis, Christine Carter, Dan Christensen, Jerry Jones, Sheryl Slack. Those members absent were: Pat Day, Clyde Kunz, Gary Palmer, Rich Kotter, Karen Anderson, Ann Chidester and Jamie Johnson. 69 G {nfa amatw The Girls League Officers have helped to promote unity among the female students at LHS. The members were in charge of the powder puff football game during Homecoming and sponsored a fashion show and the annual Sweetheart's Ball. Officers of the Girls League are: (left to right) Mrs. Speer, advisor; Linda Richardson, sophomore representative; Stacy Ault, senior representative; Kim Worley, junior representative; Debra Pitkin, secretary; Kay Lewis, vice president; and Bonnie Black, President. Boys League Officers are: Vic Ransom, secretary; Craig Sorenson; vice president; Eric Hale, junior representative; Jim Griffin, president; Randy Hadfield, senior representative; and Brad Sorenson, sophomore representative. The Boys League sponsored the Faculty-Senior Letterman basketball game, and the Mothers and Sons Night. 70 cij bxxmih; Cluly This yeor the Lettermen's Club sponsored several after-game dances. In addition they also sold refreshments during the basketball games. Members include: left to right, Steve Christensen, David Dixon, Mike Smith, Jim Griffin, Vic Ransom, Jeff Bateson, Bruce Dickerson, Steve Parkinson, Randy Christensen, Bob Larsen, Steve Maughan, Craig Sorenson, Paul Watterson, Brent Butters, Dennis Giles, Reid Cuthbert, Robert Nielson, Greg Nyman, Scott Hall, Val Dawson, Stan Murray, Kohn Smith, Alan James, Steve Croshaw, Vince Barborka, Jesse Cone, Eric Hale, Ralph Olson, Bryan Seeholzer, Jerry Nelson, Vern Lamborn, Kent Bracken, Alan Spendlove, Kay Carlson, Dallas Giles, Kenny Curtis, Albert Jensen, Scott Marshall, David Skobelund, Randy Hadfield, Eugene Olson, and Craig Sorenson. Lettermen's Club Officers are: Dave Dixon, secretary; Roy Packer, vice president; Steve Christensen, president; and Bob Larsen, sergeant-at-arms. 71 The gool of FHA is to grow and develop as individuals and as family, chapter, school, and community members. The girls achieved this goal by supporting homecoming and dedication activities, making and stuffing Christmas stockings for the Cache Training Center, sponsoring a dance and FHA week, and by sending delegates to the State Convention. Members include: 1st row, Karen Anderson, Secretary; Sandra Drake, Publicity Chairman; Cindy Gessel, Historian, Sandy Loosle, President; Linda Friedli, Activity Chairman; Annette Anderson, Vice President; Jennifer Jones, Degrees Chairman. 2nd Row: Toni Hadfield, Jan Crow, June Poppleton, Susan Schenk, Janet Olson, Kathy Obray, Richelle Earl, Mary McHale, Mrs. Miller, Advisor. 3rd Row: Barbara Jensen, Cheryl Cottle, JoAnne Ellgen, Cheryl Russel, Sharon Saunders, Christy Campbell, Christine Erni, Yvonne Tidwell, Nina Porter, and Karen Buttars. All FHA members enjoyed the foreign smorgasborg. Above is the display on Switzerland. Other countries re presented by displays were Peru, Thailand and Persia. 72 S tuAud SmMxtw Our efficient Library help this year was performed by: Kenneth Prince, Tamra Stones, Robert Smith, Stanley Howe, Marsha Collins, Lori Allgier, Donna Hancey, Beverly Street, Mike Stokes, Christina Sibbett, Mary Stettler, Kathy Obray, Rochelle Earl, Christine Erni, Susan Schenk, Jan Bond, Isobel Lenkersdorfer, Shaun Wheeler, Linda Zabriski, Marilyn Drake, Susan Elwood, Marla Lindsey, Rebecca Foot, Mrs. Elwood, and Mrs. Urry. The Student Store and lunch card girls are: Marler, and Ludean Johnson. Kathy Christensen, Kristen Fonnesbeck, Pam Roberts, Norma Kidd, Tauna Susan Jacobsen, historian, has kept a record of school happenings and compiled them into the Logan High History Book. Keeping track of all studentbody points was the job of Shellie Stowell, sophomore; Myrlynn Haws, senior; and Denise McClellon , junior. 73 SjmAMA Those participating in the Sponsor Corps this year were: Column 1, Annette Lowry, LuDean Johnson, Judy Jardine, Gloria Jones, Trudy Griffin, Lucille Hancey, Connie Allen, Marilyn Maughan, Lori Allgaier. Column 2: Carla Clement, Susan Parker, Debra Ringle, Rondo Foote, Sally Skidmore, Leigh Hutchison, Maurine Dixon, Tracy Porter, Susan Elwood. Column 3: Kristine Thompson, Connie Carlisle, Debbie Bylund, Michelle Holmstead, Teri Johnson, Pam Bischoff, Cherie Jorgensen, Louann Jeffs, Shaundel Theurer. Column 4; Debra Loveless, Kathy Carlson, Debbie Stevenson, Colleen Oliver, Kristy Wiberg, Karen Anderson, Joyce Jorgensen, Robin Peterson, Carolyn Phillips. Those holding positions on the Sponsor Staff were: Marilyn Drake, Jeanine Bird, Chris Evans, Commander Pat Roskelley, Janice Jenkins, Wendy Lundstrom and Susan Skabelund. 74 The Sponsor Drill Team performed during the halftime shows of football and basketball games. Under the direction of commander Pat Roskelley, they did a fine job. Members of the team include: left to right, Gloria Jones, Trudy Griffin, Debra Ringle, Ronda Foote, Judy Jardine, Commander Pat Roskelley, Connie Allen, Pam Bischoff, Marilyn Drake, Leigh Hutchison, Sally Skidmore, Louann Jeffs, Wendy Lundstrom, Maurine Dixon, Susan Skobelund, Tracy Porter, Marilyn Maughan, Carolyn Phillips, Lori All-gaier, Shaundel Theurer, Susan Elwood. The Sponsor Rifle Drill Team performed during the basketball games. Members include: Chris Evans, Debra Loveless, Carla Clement, Jeanine Bird, Colleen Oliver, Janice Jenkins, Robin Peterson, Michelle Holmstead, ConnieCarlisle, Debbie Bylund, Karen Anderson, Lucille Hancey, and Commander Susan Parker. Members of the Sponsor Rifle Team are: Kristine Thompson, Debbie Stevenson, Kathy Carlson, Kristy Wiberg, Joyce Jorgensen, Susan Skabelund, Shaundel Theurer, Cherie Jorgensen, Teri Johnson, Trudy Griffin, LuDean Johnson, and Annette Lowry. 75 fc.O.T.C. Members of Company A include: L to R, Commander Thomas Morgan, Wendell Pyle, Mont Williamson, Grant Morgan, Doug McMurdie, Rodney Reading, Kim Dodge, Nolan Gerber, Kendall Merrill, David Mann, Kevin Dodge, Ricky Thomas, Don Olson, LaDell Winward, Bruce Zabriskie, Dale Anderson, David Mitchell, Gary Henrie, Mitchell Butterfield, Albert Clement, John Simmons, Jon Howell, Lynn Wilkinson, Steve Weber, Alma Elzinga, David Downs, Lonny Jensen, Greg Wheeler, Kevin McBride, Kenneth Cannon, Carl Johnson, Clyde Partington, John Amussen, Scott Thompson, Paul Campbell, Rodney Bybee, Robert Larsen, Roger Draper, Robert Balling, Carl Pehrson, Michael Cozier. Company B members are: L to R, Commander Mike Smith, Kevin Hess, Wesley Sawyer, Spencer Dattage, Scott Thompson, Robert Brooks, Bill Atkins, Jim Speth, Mark Thompson, Scott Higby, Larry Speth, Burt Bassett, Wayne Thompkins, Lee Carlson, Greg Nielson, Alan Willey, Jeff Worthen, Jarvis Kovene, Bill Hickox, Curtis Sounders. 76 Members of Company C include: L to R, Commander Dennis Cowley, Duane Dutson, Dale Bennion, Clair Vernon, Barry Williams, Lee Alder, Rex Bodrero, Kevin Pritchett, Mike Peterson, Gory Allgoir, Travis Bodrero, Edward Woffinden, David Clark, Todd Benson, Marvin Eschler, Steve Anderson, Mike Poppleton, Merrill Martindale, Don Dunbar, Robert Achley, Roger Bradford, Kenny Hamilton, Kevin Harrison, Lance Hardman, Rudolph Niederhauser, Vosco Call, Lynn Smith, Doug Anderson, Hal Bolin. Cadet Officers of the ROTC program this yeor ore: L to R, Bill Bickmore, Ted Perry, Wayne Palmer, Alan Carver, Stan Andreason, Commander Steve Hamilton, Gary Hess, Commander Jeff Jorgensen, Mike Braegger, Craig Garrett, Ron Jepson, Don Wadsworth, and Jack Kloepfer. 77 The Rifle Team can be proud of its efforts as they won most of the matches they entered. Members of the team include: Commander Duane Dutson, Lance Hardman, Steve Hamilton, Jarvis Kovene, Wayne Palmer, Dale Bennion, Jon Howell, Gary Hess, Susan Skabelund, Shaundel Theurer, Trudy Griffin, and Mike Braegger. Absent from the picture was Roger Bradford. Under the direction of Commander Jeff Jorgensen, the Drill Team has entered matches with tough competition and performed skilled routines. Members of the Drill Team include: L to R, Rodney Reading, Barry Williams, Greg Wheeler, Jeff Worthen, Ricky Thomas, Curtis Saunders, Lee Alder, Greg Nielsen, Larry Speth, Albert Clement, Kevin Hess, Scott Thompson, Dale Bennion, Edward Bennion, Edward Woffinden, Doug McMurdie, Graig Garrett, and Commander Jeff Jorgensen. 78 Members of the Special Forces unit are: Commander Steve Hamilton, David Mitchell, Craig Garrett, Paul Campbell, Lance Hardman, Mike Braegger, Berry Williams and Dale Bennion. The Color Guard contributed their efforts to Logan High by presenting the flag at all the football and basketball games. Those participating on the Color Guard are: Duane Dutson, Gary Hess, Commander Dennis Cowley, Mike Braegger and Jeff Jorgensen. The Members of the Counter Insurgency Platoon include: Commander Alan Carver, David Mitchell, Mike Braegger, Jarvis Kovene, Spencer Dattage, James Speth, Dale Bennion, Mark Thompson, and Gary Hess. 79 Left to right: Janet Farrer, Connie Allen, Ann Wasser-mann, Marilyn Drake, Karen Wimmer, Julie Zufelt, Teri Johnson, Winnie Skidmore, Terri Larsen, and Sheri Mendini were selected to attend an exciting week at Girl's State. They added greatly to their knowledge of American government while making lasting friendships. This year while attending Girls State Terri Larsen was chosen to attend Girls Nation. She spent one week in Washington D.C. with representatives from each state. This was the first time a Girls Stater from Logan High had received such an honor. 80 13(h v StoJji Each year a group of Junior boys are selected to represent Logan High at Boys State, held at Utah State University. Here each person gains a better understanding of how our government functions. Those representing Logan High this year were: 1st row, Jeff Bateson, Craig Sorenson, Dennis Giles, Dallas Giles, Ted Perry. 2nd row; Bob Larsen, Steve Christensen, Brent Butters, Jerry Jones, Kent Bracken, Scott Dunn. 3rd row: Val Dawson, Roy Packer, and Craig Christensen. 81 First yeor Honor Society members ore: Christine Corter, Lee Anne Allen, Janet, Linda Lee Wardle, Kris Rigby, Jan Spencer, Faith Neu-hold, Kathy Carter, June Poppleton, Linda Friedli, LaDawn Page, Sondra Telford, Sheryl Kennedy, Jerry Nelson, Travis Bodrero, Steve Leish-man Susan Skabelund, Christina Grass!, Denise McClellan, Diane Dixon, Susan Elwood, Wendy Lundstrom, Joyce Jorgensen, Debra Ringle, JoAnn Lloyd, Lyn Perry, Karen Anderson, Annette Lowry, Jan Bond, Stacy Ault, Nate Haws, Steve Parkinson, Dove Stowell, David Lewis, Pat Neeley, Brad Morris, Paul Watterson, Ralph Olsen, Mike Kennedy, Kent Lewis, Blain Hart, Jody Burnett, Bruce Jenson, Robert Reese, Clain Anderson, Rich Kotter, Robert Stephenson, Mike Smith, George Chadwick, Edward Robbins. Those members who have been in Honor Society for two years are: Gay Lyn Allen, Christine Erni, Terri Larson, Marilyn Drake, Sondra Somers, Connie Allen, Becky Geisler, Goylene Niederhauser, Sheryl Yeates, Sheri Men-dini, Ann Wassermann, Pauline Laing, Janice Jenkins, Kent Bracken, Randy Hadfield, Val Dawson, Steve Hamilton, Jeff Jorgensen, Jeffrey Bateson, and Ted Perry. 82 Mrs. Tingey Honor Society Advisor Ann Wassermann was chosen as runner up in the General Scholarship category. 83 Sherly Slack Kathy Hansen Tauna KAarler Farol Groutage 84 Julie Baymi Winners in State Short Story and Poetry writing contest sponsored by Utah Poetry Society, Salt Lake Tribune, and Utah Fine Arts Institute were: Sheryl Yeates, Ann Wassermann and Kent Bracken. JEMIMA Logan High Debators brought home the Weber and Region trophies. By winning the Weber trophy for the third year, the debators retired the trophy to make it a permanent part of their collection. Art honors this year went to Kathy Sitterud, Carla Clyde, Janet Farrer and Jeanine Bird. 85 v He really makes you work. He's a great coach. I don't think I would work that hard for anyone else. These are fust a few comments made about Coach Lewis by his team. This year Coach Lewis made a winning team out of what was thought to be a loosing team. He gained respect from his players and the studentbody. Logan High is truly lucky to have Coach Lewis. Logon 12 Bonneville 15 Logan 9 Weber 8 Logan 0 Sky View 28 Logan 12 Ogden 12 Logan 13 Bear River 0 Logan 20 Box Elder 2 Logan 22 Ben Lomond 0 Logan 0 Roy 13 Never in the history of Logan High has a group of young men contributed more to the tradition and honor of our school. After a disappointing start they rallied, with pride and determination to bottle back and win second place in the division and a respectable won-loss record. The experience they had along with the friendships they made will be cherished for a lifetime. The example of dedication and hordwork set by the football team of 1969 will remain forever an inspiration to teams that follow. Once more the spirit and pride of the Logan High football team has set the stage for a very successful year. Coach Boyer, Coach Lewis and Coach Wilson were in charge of Varsity and Junior Varsity football. 88 89 The Varsity team had a winning year with a 4-3 record. Under the direction of head coach Hal Lewis the Logan Grizzlies took second in region, and once again displayed Logan High spirit and pride. Logan and Sky View CLASH ! !! 90 Paul Watterson, QB Jim Griffin, HB Ted Nyman, QB Alan James, QB Dennis Giles, FB Randy Hadfield, HB Craig Sorenson, HB Bryan Seeholzer, HB Eugene Olsen, C Ralph Olsen, FB 91 Rich Kotter, C Mike Smith, C Kay Carlson, C Jody Burnett, C Kent Bracken, G Scott Marshall, G Blair Reid, G Brent Buttars, G Vic Ransom, G Craig Smith, G Jesse Cone, G Rod Kotter, T Scott Hall, T Reid Saltern, T Val Dawson, T Scott Parrish, T 92 Bob Larsen, T Dave Friedli, T Gary Smith, HB John Payne, G Robert Neilson, E Neil Shaffer, G Paul Berntson, T Nate Haws, B Steve Parkinson, E Bruce Dickerson, E Kent Christensen, E Alan Spendlove, E Marty Salisbury, HB Dave Funk, G Kohn Smith, E Dave Skabelund, E 93 The Sophomore team had their first taste of football with the start of school. The training they hod and the games they ployed will be valuable experience in playing Junior Varsity and Varsity ball. Coached by Rod Tueller and Bill Ryan the team had a good year, considering they were sophomores. Managers and Trainers were: Jeff Bateson, Stan Murray, Jerry Nelson, David Dixon, Steve Christensen, and Steve Croshaw. 94 Logon and Sky View Logan and Sky View 95 Logan and Roy Cinderella, darkhorse, underdog, surprising, were words used by many this year to describe the Logan Grizzlies' basketball team. They were not supposed to win many games, and especially not the region championship, but they did. How? That is the question. To the Logan High students and fans it was obvious because the ingredients of a championship team were present all the time. Desire, dedication, ability, attitude, and tradition; another group of words which have always been associated with Logan High was the reason. It was a pleasure to watch this team each week os the pressure was mounting rise to the challenge and come out winners in every way. They extended a Logan High School win streak to a region record of 22 over a three year period, they won another region championship and most of all they gave their best effort to a positive program designed to build men. They also gave future athletes at Logan High a tremendous goal to aim for, that of doing more than is expected. Congratulations to all concerned with the program, and especially those young men most responsible, the dedicated team mates. Coach Tueller is not only a great basketball coach, but also a great guy. Through his hard work Logan High has another winning season. Seniors have seen Coach Tueller take three teams to state. Basketball teams and state games have become a part of Logan High tradition. PRE-SEASON Logan 65 Tooele 68 Logan 77 Skyline 63 Logan 71 Provo 76 Logan 75 Viewmont 63 Logan 86 Bountiful 58 REGION Logan 76 Roy 47 Logan 75 Bear River 66 Logan 96 Intermountain 63 Logan 72 Box Elder 60 Logan 69 Sky View 61 Logan 69 Bonneville 70 Logan 73 Weber 65 Logan 79 Ogden 74 Logan 68 Sky View 63 Logan 67 Bear River 62 Logan 84 Intermountain 60 Logan 83 Box Elder 63 Logan 66 Ben Lomond 56 STATE Logan 59 Spanish Fork 61 Logan 78 Kerns 69 Logan 61 Clearfield 78 Assistant Coaches for basketball were: Coach Lewis, Coach Boyer, Coach Ryan and Coach Wilson. 96 97 OftJb ( aMp6 The 1969-70 basketball team: Stan Murray, manager; Ted Nyman, Steve Watts, Craig Sorensen, Larry Anderson, Steve Wimmer, Walt Stone, Jeff Bateson, trainer; Coach Tueller, Coach Lewis, Coach Wilson, Eric Hale, Greg Nyman, Bob Larsen, Roy Packer, Kohn Smith, Steve Christensen, Gary Smith, Jerry Nelson, trainer; Scott Parrish, David Friedli, David Stowell, Steve Maughan, Kenny Curtis, Robert Stokes, Nick Peterson, Vic Ransom, manager. JutUte iA Jeff Bateson Jerry Nelson 'THaiuigm Vic Ransom Stan Murray 98 So|2 The Sophomores compiled on impressive 12-0 season and kept fans hopes high for a continuing tradition of excellent basketball at Logan High. Logan JUNIOR VARSITY 52 Tooele 59 Logan 46 Skyline 41 Logan 70 Provo 75 Logan 62 Roy 52 Logan 69 Bountiful 54 Logan 52 Bear River 58 Logan 86 Intermountain 49 Logan 77 Box Elder 45 Logan 63 Sky View 52 Logan 60 Weber 45 Logan 46 Ogden 36 Logan 74 Sky View 64 Logan 64 Bear River 55 Logan 57 Intermountain 50 Logan 87 Box Elder 55 Logan 68 Ben Lomond 53 SOPHOMORE SCORES Logan 64 Roy 53 Logan 65 Bear River 53 Logan 60 Intermountain 41 Logan 60 Box Elder 40 Logan 60 Weber 49 Logan 58 Sky View 44 Logan 57 Bonneville 66 Logan 60 Ogden 57 Logan 64 Sky View 54 Logan 61 Bear River 55 Logan 61 Intermountoin 45 Logan 65 Box Elder 57 Logan 77 Ben Lomond 53 Kohn Smith goes high for the tip. 103 'SomIoJIL Baseball team members Include: Kohn Smith, Alan James, Vic Ransom, Ted Nyman, Mike Smith, Craig Sorensen Christensen, Jeff Bateson, Trainer; Coach Tueller, Kenny Curtis, Brad Bennett, Eric Hale, Brad Sorensen, Kevin Haslam Peterson, Randy Wallace, Gary Smith, Walt Stone, Kim Christensen. Steve Nick Kenny Curtis pitches against the Alumni. 104 What's going on out there? 105 Trevor talks it over with the coach. Logon High track team consists of: David Stowell, Kevin Allen, Jess Cone, Marty Salisbury, Mike Bronson, Paul Watterson, Roy Packer, Jim Griffin, Steve Burnside, Brent Ellis, Kent Christensen, Dave Skabelund, Bob Long, Jim Calderwood, Vol Dawson, Ralph Olsen, Vince Barborka, Kent Bracken, Jody Burnett, David Evans, Eddie Golding, Daryl Pugmire, Stan Murray, Manager; Bruce Zabriski, Manager; Dave Dixon, Manager; Robert Stokes, Bob Larsen, Steve Maughan, Jon Wardol, Steve Jones, Scott Hall, Reid Saltern, Vern Lombom, Steve Parkinson, Eugene Olsen, Brent Jensen, Blair Reid, Scott Parrish, John Payne, Albert Jensen, Dave Friedli, Coach Boyer and Coach Lewis. 106 Logan High's pole vaulter, Steve Jones, goes over ot 13.6. Bob Larsen throws the discus for a 140 mark. Roy Packer takes a second in the 220. Logan High's first track meet against Box Elder. 107 S WJrmMty Swimmers qualifying to go to the state meet were: Randy Hadfield, Steve Bouwhuis, Greg McGregor, Kevin McBride, Eugene Olsen, Dennis Corbridge, Dave Skabelund, Jody Burnett, Steve Parkinson and Scott Marshall. Missing from picture, Reid Cuthbert. Randy Hadfield placed during the meet. The swimmers were coached by Coach Ryan. Swim Team members include: Kevin McBride, Dennis Corbridge, Randy Hadfield, Jody Burnett, Bob Jarvis, Scott Marshall, Kevin Bowhuis, Gary Henry, Hal Bolin, Jeff Worthen, John Payne, Steve Parkinson, Eugene Olsen, Pat Neeley, Dole Worthington, Dave Skabelund, Dave Funk, Jess Cone, Buddy Cone, Kent Misener, Robert Long, Greg McGregor, Kevin Pritchett. 108 Jt VAMAj The Golf Team members are: Kim Watts, Bruce Jensen, Steve Watts, Mike Parson, Craig Christensen, Greg Nyman, David Harris, Mike Larsen, Todd McKinnon and Coach Wilson. The Tennis Team is made up of: Russell Felt, Bob Jarvis, Jeff Rich, Marvin Allen, Coach Ryan, Kent Christ ensen, Pat Neeley, Kevin Eyre, Kent Lewis, Nate Haws. Bill Emmett, Joon Rosmuson and Marilyn Drake have lead the Senior Class through a year of fun and challenge. With the help of Senior Class Parents, Mrs. O'Bray, and Mr. Haslam, the officers have sponsored the Senior Breakfast, Senior Ball, Lagoon Day and Senior Week. Long will be remembered the memories which Bill, Joan and Marilyn helped create. 112 SENIORS LaNea Alder Brent Allen Connie Allen GoyLyn Allen Annette Anderson Darcel Anderson Deryk Anderson Joyce Anderson Stan Andreas Stacy Ault Pirush Ausvasethkul Arlene Balls Kent Bracken Brent Brower Nancy Brown Kevin Burke Lori Allgaier Doug Amussen Drenna Barker Jolene Barton Jeonine Bird Pam Bischoff Tel Boman Nancy Bosworth Brent Buttars v vi LuAnn Burtenshaw 113 Gary Buttars Scott Buttars Shelley Butterfield Rod Bybee Christy Campbell Wes Campbell Craig Christensen Dan Christensen Sharon Christensen Steve Christensen Janie Civille Dennis Clark Carla Clement Jan Colston Kristy Cook Dennis Cowley Scott Craw Clinton Crockett Steve Croshaw David Davis Reid Cuthbert { ‘ Marjorie Davis Charleen Dahle Becky Dolby Val Dawson Kirk Davidson Clair Datwyler Pat Day Scott Datwyler Janice Denning 114 SENIORS Rawlin Eyre Mike Farlander Rondo Foote Mary Jane Gardner Gay I in Gerber Cindy G esse I Rozonn Gray Tami Gregerson Roger G esse I Jim Griffin Craig Garrett Becky Geisler Dallas Giles Dennis Giles Christina Grassi Trudy Griffin Randy Hadfield Steve Hamilton 115 Marilyn Hammond Donna Hancey •' 1 Dixie Harris RonaLee Hansen MyrLynn Haws Mark Hemsmerier Lynn Hendrixson Lucile Hancey Becky Hansen Susan Harrison Bruce Hatch Vichele Henrie Shouna Herzog Janet Jackson Athaphol Intaraboon Stanley Howe Steve Howell Susan Jacobsen Alan James f ' ' Leigh Hutchison Bruce James T Dave Jensen Judy Jardine Albert Jensen Brent Jensen Lars Hansen Susan Hislop Monica Ingold Paulette James ) x Linda Jensen 116 SENIORS Denise Jewkes Sheri Johnson Teri Johnson V V v Barbie Johnson Jamie Johnson Marvin Johnson Jeff Jorgenson Joyce Jorgenson Reid Kawallis Kalee Larsen Robert G . Larsen Terri Larsen Denae Laursen Lorlie Lee Valerie Lehman Jerry Jones Steve Jones Cherie Jorgenson Pauline Laing Vern Lamborn Bob Larsen Sam, do you hurt and have a temperature? 117 Manuel Lemus Kent Lewis Janis Lisonbee Sandy Loos I e Rosalie Macausen Diane Madsen Scott Marshell Becky McGregger Todd McKinnon Douglas McMardie Judy Naylor Gayle Neiderhauser r,c kelson Greg Nyman R.C. Packer Wayne Palmer Jeannine Mauchley Teri Maughan Chuck Medrano Sheri Mendini Mardyne Moulton Marilyn Murry Sue Nelson Teona Nelson Susan Parker Elizabeth Pasara Wendy Lundstrom Kirt McFarland Sarah Miller V Connie Naylor Robert Liz Nielson Larry Paxton 118 SENIORS Cyndee Pederson Ted Perry Julie Peterson Paulo Pritchet Wendell Pyle Vic Ransom Tom Reese Marcia Reid Lea Relyea Jim Roberts Deborah Scharback Christina Sibbett Reed Saltern Y Karen Shupe Susan Schenk L •; f I Susan Skabelund Sandy Peterson Debra Pitkin Kenneth Prince Joan Rasmuson Pat Raymond Roger Reese Sherri Rigby Debra Ringle Dana Roberts Pat Roskelley Cheryl Russel Carol Ryan Winnie Skidmore Sisanee Slauntarachium Craig Smith 119 Mike A. Smith Mike Smith Don Sparks Susan Spence Alan Spendlove Val Gene Spillett Scott Steffenhagen Kayleen Stephens Vanno Tantivejakal Debbie ThedelI Shaundel Theurer Kristine Thompson Beth Thompson Mary Tomson 120 SENIORS Dan Waters HH Margo Thurston Sherry Woodbury Paul Watterson Bobbie Wayman V � � V John Wuthrich Carolyn Wohlstrom Pat Watkins Marcia Watts MerriLynne Watts Jeanine Williamson Karen Wimmer David Wallace Shari Winget Linda Zabriski f Sheryl Yeates Geraldine Yett Mike Walton (t Ann Wassermann I Debbie Winterholler Julie Zufelt Mr. Haslam, what are you thinking? 121 JumMj 0 (yfjlC XAy This year's Junior Class officers have been Jonathan Bullen, Sally Skidmore, and Kathy Carlson. These three students, with the help of advisors, Mrs. Swan and Mr. Bradford, have been responsible for the Junior Prom, active participation in Student Council and a class float in the Homecoming parade. David Adams LeeAnn Allen Noncy Allred Clain Anderson Denzil Anderson Karen Anderson Sandi Anderson Betty Andrews 7roy Atkinson David Atwood Becky Ault David Bahler Robert Balling Vince Barborka Phillip Borrus Steve Baugh Camille Bennett Dale Bennion Todd Benson Sharon Bird Christy Black Janet Blazer Travis Bodrero Jan Bond Randy Boudero Robert Boudero Kevin Bouwhis Dole Bradfield Roger Bradford Leslie Bradley Mike Braegger Lynn Broadbent Dennis Brown John Brown Thod Brown Julie Brunson Jonathan Bullen Janet Bunn Jody Burnett Steve Burnside Una Ann Byington Deborah Bylund Lorna Call Connie Carlisle Kathy Carlson Christine Carter Grant Carter Kathy Carter Mike Cozier Camille Christensen Kent Christensen Kim B. Christensen Kim D Christensen Phil Christiansen Robert Christley Denise Chugg David Clark Jim Clark DeAnn Clyde Carla Coll ins Dennis Corbridge Jess Cone Kathy Corey Chris Covington Deirdre Crawford Boyd Crookston Floyd Crookston Marilyn Croshaw Kenny Curtis Mary Ann Curtis Rod Cushman Brenda Dohle Joy Dohle Clair Daines David Daines Lauris Davis Howard DeMars Diane Dixon Duane Dutson Richelle Earl Kevin Edwards Vickie Edwards JoAnn Ellgen Susan El wood Christie Engert Mike Engle Paul Erickson Martin Erni David Evans Gary Everton Kevin Eyre Carolyn Fahrlander Russell Felt Janet Fonnesbeck Vickie Fonnesbeck Lori Freeman Dave Friedli Linda Friedli David Funk Brig Gardner Reid Geddes Eddie Golding Kirk Godfrey Faro I Ann Groutage Carey Gunnell Tupou Halaufia Eric Hole Juanita Hale Brad Hales Scott Hall Ken Hamilton Kathy Hansen Kent Hansen Lance Hardman Kevin Harrison Blaine Hart Kevin Haslem Nate Hows Debra Heiner Kathy Hendrixson 124 JUNIORS I The great mail robbery. Carol Jocobson Bob Jarvis Louonn Jeffs Vaughn Jeffs Bruce Jensen Paul Jensen Ronald Jeppson Susan Jeppson Cindy Johnson LuDean Johnson Deanne Jones Clair Jorgensen David Koae Terry Koae Deepak Kharbos Fran Keeler Sheryl Kenedy Norma Kidd Jock Kloepfer Susan Koenig Sonvan Komolkanok Rich Kotter Lee Lamborn Brad Larsen Steve Leishman Isobel Lenkersdorfer David Lewis Marla Lindsey JoAnne Lloyd LeMar Longhurst Debra Loveless Annetfe Lowry Gory Madsen Marie Marcusen Rondo Marks Tauna Marler 125 Delores Mathys LuAnn Moughon Marilyn Maughan Steve Moughon Denise McClelIan Randy McMurdie Dovid Miner Karen Miner Brad Morris Sandra Morrison Chris Mortensen Wendy Mortensen Stan Murray Kim Napper Joe Ann Naranjo Marky Naylor Pat Neely Annabel Nelson Jerry Nelson Kathleen Nelson Kristine Nelson Merri Nelson Faith Neuhold Kathy Nilsson Kathy Norris Ted Nyman Eugene Olsen Janette Olsen Ralph Olsen LoDown Page Gary Palmer Steve Porkinson Scott Parrish John Poyne RoNae Pearce Karen Pedersen Carl Pehrson Nora Lyn Perry Glenn Petersen Kathy Peterson Kent Peterson Lorry Peterson Peggy Peterson Robin Peterson JUN IORS Winnie Peterson Karl Pettigrew Carolyn Phillips June Poppleton Dianna Porter Tracy Porter Robert Reese Blair Reid Lynn Reynolds Scott Rich Myrna Richards Kaye Richardson Craig Rasmuson Jean Rosmussen DeAnn Rasmussen Irene Rawlings Mary Raymond Wanda Richardson Cathy Rickert Kris Rigby Daryl Rigmire Edward Robbins Leslie Roohr Von Russell Gary Rust Morty Salisbury Sharon Saunders David Stowell This Sweethearts' Bali is driving me crazy. Randi Tjogvad Paul Todd Janis Tolman Shirley Tolman Vicki Turner Nicolle Vanderwijngaert Clair Vernon Don Wadsworth Linda Lee Wordle Greg Wagner Rondy Wallace Bob Washburn Stu Wasson Steve Watkins Jeff Webb Shaun Wheeler Lois Taylor Melon Teeples Sondra Telford Terry Thedell Alan Thompson Yvonne Tidwell Kim Worley m 9k; n uiKj£ t . Mrs. Tingey Mrs. Snell Mr. Adams Mr. Peterson This year four Logan High teachers will retire. Mrs. Tingey and Mrs. Snell from the English department, Mr. Adams our Business teacher, and Mr. Peterson who has taught Physiology and Genetics. These fourteochers hove given years of their lives in service to the students and to Logan High. Their places will not be filled easily, and what they have done for us will never be forgotten. Those students who have not had these teachers have missed out greatly, for their experience and devotion have truly been felt. S( phymw O cceAA The Sophomore Class has made it through the year with a certain degree of Logan High class. Lead by class officers Brad Bennett, Gary Henry and Geri Harwood, they started the year with the traditional Sophomore Bonfire and class float. 130 SOPHOMORES Robert Ackley Lee Alder Kevin Allen Kim Allen Marvin Allen Randal Allen Gary Allgaeir JoAnne Alvord - John Amusen Dale Anderson Glenn Anderson Lynn Anderson Rae Louise Anderson Richie Anderson Steven Anderson Teri Anderson Susan Arrington Bill Atkins Janet Baird Diane Barkdull Dreeno Barker Alana Bartlett Burt Bassett Deborah Bauer Debbie Bough Jacqueline A. Beubier Cathy Beck Lorry Bench Brad Bennett Lousje Beyers Susan Birch Debra Kay Bischoff Roger Bishop Rex Bodrero Julie R. Boehme Cathy Bohart Hall Bolin John Booth Greg Borchert Linda Braegger Alan Brockman Linda Bronson Robert Brooks Randall Brown Steven Brown Teresa Brown Cindy Butters Karen Buttars 131 Mitch Butterfield Jim Calderwood Vosco Coll Karen Cammocic Poul Campbell Ken Cannon Richord Carlisle Lee Carlson Ann Carver Paul Cato Mary Chadwick Lynell Champlain Ann Chidester Kathy Christensen Jill Christianson Julie Clark Peggy Clegg Albert Clement Carlo Clyde Vicki Coffey Kathy Colburn Marsha Collins Susan Colthorp Buddy Cone Kyle Cook Randall Cook Cheryl Cottle Dione Cowley Jan Craw Laura Curtis Karen Cufhbert Bruce Dolby Clyde Doines Debbie Daines Shariene Davis Roberta Day Lisa Dixon Kevin Dodge Kim Dodge Linda Dodson David Downs Sandy Drake Don Dunbor Michoel Egon 132 w Brent P. Ellis Almo Elzingo Joy A. Erickson Marvin Eschler Harold Eshelman Darlene Essig Robert Everton Steven Everton SOPHOMORES Bunni Jo Eyre Paulo Fehlman Kristen Fonnesbeck Becky Foote Claren Ford Marge Forsberg Michael Frickberg Naunie Gardner Jay Garrett Noion Gerber Debbie Gomm Glyn Goodall Judy Hadfield Toni Hodfield Lisa Honcey Ruth Honcey Richard Harris Geri Horward Joseph Hatch Jay Haws Randy M. Haws Holly Hayward Debra Heijne Gary Henrie Janice Hess Kevin Hess Bill Hickox Bonnie Lee Hickox Scott Higbee Jalaine Holmstead Janine Holmstead Wendy Honda Jon Howell Bruce Hurst DeeAnn Jackson Leanna James 133 Morionne James Steve Jardine Greg Jenkins Barbara Jensen Kent Jensen Lonny Jensen Scott Jesson Carl Johnson Maureen Johnson Paul Johnson Paulette Johnson Randy Jones Suson Jones Anita Jorgenson Mary Kalkworf Adrienne Keeler Jyoti Khorbas Kolono Koch Phil Koeven Jim KoFoed Betty Kohler Kim LaMont Jude London Ricky Lorgo Vicki Larsen Steven Larsen William Larsen Debbie Lourson Debra Lehman John Lenkensdorfer Bob Long Rozono Lonza Vicki Lorange Lois Lovelond Connie Lungmon Marilyn Madsen David Mann Wilford McAllister Kevin McBride Susan McCroney Don McCulloch Meri McKell 134 SOPHOMO RES Greg McGregor Mary Medrano Kendal Merrill Kent Milligan Dorothy Minkler David Mitchell Grant Morgan Brent Mortemen John Myers Connie Nonniga Ruby Nanniga Mary Carol Thomas Michael Neeley Greg Nelson Ned Nelson Lomont Niederhauser Gregory Nielson Don Olson Colleen Page Nancy Parker Mike Porson Clyde Partington Nathan Pease Sandy Perry Jeff Peterson Nick Peterson Sandra Peterson Johnny Pitcher Patty Pitcher Mike Poppleton Nina Porter Shouna Potter Gloria Pritchett Kevin Pritchett Susan Raat Stephen Ransom Rodney Reading Debra Reeder Brett Reese 135 John Reid Ann Reynold) Jeff Rich Undo Richordson Genene Rick) Pomelo Roberts Arlene Robison JoAnn Rock John Rogers Morionne Rogers Kurtis Sounders Lolly Schulz Debra Sears Dione Shaffer Morto Sharp Debra Shaw Margaret Shaw Keith Shupe John Simmons Undo K. Skidmore Jeff Smith Mark Smith Richard Sommers 8rod Sorenson Galone Sorenson Lorry Spefh James D. Speth Susan Stayner Greg Steele Annette Stenquist Debra A. Stenquist Amy Stevenson Loraine Stock Shellie Stowed Bill Stuart Douglas Taylor 136 SOPHOMORES Ricky Thomos Mork Thompson Scott P. Thompson Scott G. Thompson Bloke Thornley LoRon Tibbetts Anita Toledo Joanna Tom Wayne Tompkins Bob Underwood Margi Vanderslice Michoel Wohlstrom Karen Walker John Wangsgaord Shirley Washburn Jane Watts Kim Watts Steven Weber Kenneth G Weeks Wendy Weight Jeff Wehtstein Greg Wheeler Sally Wiebe Debra Zohmel Kristine Zbinden Bruce Zabriskie Doug Willoughby Connie Winterboller LoDell Winward Jeff R. Worthen Alon Wright Lynn Wilkinson Barry Williams Chrystol Willis Keith Yeates Kevin Yeates Robert Yett 137 (7lcp Xhtt cT(XU ImkiM l 'Bciefey As the days of youth pass by us. As life's shadow falls, Oft we think of happy moments. Passed within thy walls. Swell the chorus ever louder. 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