wmBSbflW Kfb SL . 'V.v, VH. x wm « K A; -v ft . 3 ; -. '-'h U V 'tih' 1 v a W+. ? v f . Cvf I.i ? T ; T v; ,•• - tiCST ‘ 'I .- J , 1 I i r ni Hill I Mi 1 M $ ?? V ffiaiti ivi y U I. |U MBM] Amphion 1973 LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL Logan, Utah Sheryl Stoker, Editor Mrs. Rebecca Boswell, Advisor Steed's Printing Plate Co. , Pre-Printing J.P. Smith Son, Inc., Printing 2 Oea u Oia iy 9 entail o £Jia £ OAA . 9 luea uL tlu€y eA e fce dt a tcA Qy txnxxiiuLc u . 9 iiAOA litlte URk MtO ail fcb 9 didjib (LKleAAtW . 9 OAxl uWi ej6ciuiK €A tie; ball . 9 yuvdw bwiHv. 9 iijmAytJLjbj lu Xdcu p 9 MM tkjb |2A££i KlA.' 0 tinAXJb eOAA {mt. -9 A uv£Ji Ux tuju mode, tfbfc UH tUUJ jMKitfc. 9 o -Wfed o|j «it£e(iwxL 9 jpapMA w uAxAjALoXj kMJwlejlyb huL wvJyube L. 9 M t Ataxk«td gAMj €d i«ola £d , hUldiC ftwfed , £ta t xt£uW'. 9 AdU t WUlddiW€'|JUt ;X?l6M . 6 8 10 Front row: Dr. F. Neol Mortenson; Kenneth Cuthbert, Vice-Pres.; Dr. Ronald Peterson, Pres.; Mrs. Maria Ellsworth Second row: Robert B. Williams, Asst. Supt.; Dr. James C. Blair, Supt; Dr. Malcom Allred. boarO of education The newly elected Board of Education has proven competent and effective in their job this year. Their interest and concern for the betterment of Logan High has been greatly appreciated by the students and faculty. The Board's approval for the Chauntaires1 trip to Hawaii and the new dress code demonstrated their cooperation and support of Logan High. We say thanks to Superintendent Blair and the Board for their untiring efforts. DR. JAMES C. BLAIR Superintendent 12 ppincipals As principal, Mr. Miller feels that the studentbody has accepted more responsibility both collectively and individually in making the most of their educational opportunities. Student acheivement and accomplishments have been marked with excellence. He stated that the combined dedication and support of the faculty. Superintendent, and the Board of Education has certainly added to our New Direction in making Logan High the finest student-centered institution in the country. A change in the Logan High administration resulted in our new vice principal, Mr. Poole. He has exhibited enthusiasm and a genuine interest in the welfare of the students. Experience in many aspects of student life including coaching, counseling, and teaching, has given him a broad background in dealing with the problems and activities of the students. He expresses a desire that we continue to uphold the traditions and excellence that Logan High has been known for. 13 MR. MAX ALLEN Spanish enqLish Panel discussions, Julius Ceaesar, gerunds, verbs, movies and book reports all bring to mind the English Department. Once again the English Department offered a variety of classes to meet the needs of Logan High students. Composition grammar, and vocabulary helped students in achieving meaningful communication. Where would we be without our fearless English crew to constantly correct us and teach us how to talk? Thanks go to those hard working teachers who spent so much time teaching us correct English. Madrid es la ciudad mas importante en Espana. LanQuages Many old and ordinary things in the language department took on a new light as the language teachers strove to make their classes more meaningful and interesting. These efforts included special speakers, films, tapes, parties and numerous other activities. Dedicated teachers not only taught the languages of the different countries, but also their cultures and customs. All of these things made the language classes come alive, and were certainly appreciated by the students. MISS DIXEE MISKIN German, English MRS. BESSIE PETERSON French, English The difference is that o MRS. JUDITH FILIP English MRS. KAREN GORDON English M MR. RAY HASLAM Orchestra MR. TOM NELSON Band MR. EUGENE TUELLER Vocal Music on a lightning rod and the other looks like a carrot. Quiet we stand, noisy we play. music Lithe fingers rippling over the piano keys, cheeks and eyes bulging as tubas bellowed their notes, drumsticks flying, voices lilting, and directors jiving. Surprising what went on in the south wing of Logan High this year. With the Chauntaires going to Hawaii and the Orchestra traveling to Tuscon, the Music Department kept busy this year. Practice makes perfect, a well-chosen motto, spurred the band, orchestra, and vocal classes and the finished results astounded all who heard these groups perform. Many days of pratice kept them top in the state. This year, students had great accomplishments in music and represented Logan High well. MRS. GAYLE HAWS English MRS. MAXINE HANSON English MRS. PATRICIA STODDART English 15 Adding a little variety to the usual, daily routine, our Science Department made several impressive changes this year. Among these changes was the addition of new carpet, making a more pleasant environment in which to study. Laboratory work is now reserved for a special laboratory in the basement. This year our Science Department satisfied the need for a change in the curriculum by using new textbooks for the Aerospace students. On your mark, get set, . . . MR. GERALD ALLEN Biology, Physiology MR. LAMAR ANDERSON Chemistry MR. EARL HOLMSTEAD Physiology MR. HEROND HOYT Athletics, Science 16 mathematics Once again the Math Department obtained its main goal—to thoroughly confuse the students. Geometry introduced students to proofs, theorems, postulates and other such puzzling ideas. Only the brain children of the school moved up to Senior Math. Other classes included Functional and General Math, Algebra and Advanced Algebra. ok smart ! MR. ROGER WILSON Mathematics, Athletics What's back there, Marilyn? MR. HARRY KEMP Physics I MR. STEPHEN KIDMAN MRS. IMOGENE MARSTON Athletics, Science Health Occupations 17 social studies MR. DOUGLAS ABRAMS MR. LARRY HASLAM Social Science Social Science MR. WESTON HENRIE Social Science, Debate MR. RICHARD JENSEN Social Science When most people think of Social Studies, thoughts of Alexander Hamilton, how many mountains in Peru, and what is George Washington famous for, fill the mind. This year proved different as students chose most subjects for themselves. Eighteen year old vote, abortion, election, almost anything was discussed. Shouts of, Hail Haslam , bring History to life for these students. MR. HAL LEWIS Athletics, Social Science MR. ROD TUELLER Athletics, Social Science 18 MR. RICHARD DAINES Human Relations C R66R development Offered to those who needed assistance in broadening their field of study toward a certain Career Development Program. This program enabled students to seek advice on which classes would best prepare them for certain careers. MR. ELLOT BRUNSON Photography photOQRAphy Visitors to Logan High this yeor noticed a group of real strangers roaming the halls, peeking around corners, leaping out from behind garbage cans. No it wasn't a circus assembly but Logan High's own photography students. special ed. The Special Education Program, designed to enable the Special Education students to prepare for the working world, also served in tutoring these students with their other classes and provided a good atmosphere for social development. MRS. DOROTHY MAUGHN Special Education MR. JOHN ORTON Distributive Education dlStRIBUtlVe education Under the direction of Mr. John Orton, the Distributive Education students enjoyed many outstanding experiences this year including a Western Regional D E C A Conference and a state contest held in Salt Lake City. Library science Changing from a library to an Instructional Media Center involves a lot of hard work. The IMC Staff cataloged and inventoried nonbooks, and added new filmstrips and cassettes, proving that the IMC is certainly deserving of its new title. MR. MAX COOLEY Library Science MRS. NATALIE CONE Library Science But, Mrs. Cone, I already paid for that! We never learned about this in 9th Grade Health 19 Business Students in the Business Department found numerous opportunities to learn and perfect skilIs. Type students attempted to develop speed and accuracy. Co-operative Office Education, a new class this year, helped students get used to an office situation. MRS. REBECCA BOSWELL Business Education MRS. DIANNE HALL Business Education MRS. ALENE HANSEN Business Education Its a bird, its a plane, NO, its an eraser. As I remember, that should be on the left. The right?? ARt The Art Department offered classes from sculpture to macrame. Under the direction of Mr. Soderquist, students designed many artistic MR KENT SODERQU|ST Da Vinci, Pure Da Vinci indUStRIAl ARtS The Industrial Arts Department offered classes in industrial crafts and basic electronics. Greasy hands showed the work done in auto mechanics as boys learned the basic function of the car. Roaring engines proved the boys learned their lessons well. MR. JACK ANDERSON Auto Mechanics MR. DEE CHRISTENSEN Industrial Arts MR. LARRY PETERSEN Auto Mechanics 20 MRS. MARILYN JANES Physical Education MR. WILLIAM RYAN Physical Education MRS. MARIJANE WELSH P.E., Hi-Lo’s physical education Mortification ! ! ! Girls and boys in the same swimming pool ! ! What in the world is going on? It is the Sports class—just one of the many different types of classes of the Physical Education Department. The teachers did a fine job of keeping their classes in shape. MRS. JEAN EHRHART Home Economics MRS. JEAN MILLER Home Economics home economics Delicious odors filtering through the halls, two new vocational classes, and the addition of a new teacher, Mrs. Erhart, distinguished the Home Economics Department this year. Is there ever an end to wrinkles? militaRy science Our ROTC Department offered a variety of valuable experiences in leadership. Welcomed into the Department, Col. Stockton helped to uphold Logan High's tradition of outstanding instructors. 21 LT. COL. DALE STOCKTON SGT. ROBERT D. TRIPP ROTC, Sponsors ROTC You wanna make a bet?? counselors The counselors at Logan High proved their value to the students many times this year. They kept them informed of different activities and helped them with countless class changes and other such problems. The students greatly appreciated the hours of assistance. MR. LYNN POULSEN Counselor MRS. RHEA WALLENTINE Counselor A small number of individuals, not readily remembered when speaking of those who served in school services, kept the school functioning by hard work and effort. The number of different matters given to the office secretaries each day last year included many difficult tasks, yet they expertly attended to every one. Despite the problems that came to them, they remained cheerful and happy to help all the people who needed it. MRS. SHIRLEY KEYES Secretary MRS. BARBARA RINDERKNECHT Secretary Front row: Aileen Preece, Lorna Nicholls, Agatha Allen. Second row: Dorothy Orton, Violet Larsen, Rachel Dohle, Elmina Haderlie, Neta Allen. Absent: Leah Humphries. cooks A cheerful smile and an occasional Hello plus the delicious food served attest to the fact that the cooks at Logan High continued their hard work to serve our school. Whether we realized it or not, the cooks remain an important part of Logan High. Front row: Charles Draper, Archie Darley. Second row: Corwyn Winegar, Chad Summers, Alan Nelson, George Poole. This one's a light eater. The better to see you with, my dear! custodians So you slopped a whole jar of blue paint all over the hall? Go find a custodian! No one realized how much the dedicated custodians meant until such an emergency occurred. The custodians did a fine job of keeping the school (and even the lounge) in great shape. They also put in many hours of work on the school grounds. 23 (QyiA, 'OiAAf BRIAN BURNETT Vice President JOAN ELWOOD Secretary MARTY STEED President BILL CALDERWOOD Executive LORA BLASER Executive NANCY MAUCHLEY Executive student senate They got us an outside telephone, restroom shelves, music in the lounge, and a new hair and dress code. Who are they? The Student Senate, Logan High's student government. All elected officers of the school worked together in this class on school policies and problems. This group visited other schools to see how they functioned. They also saw the State Legislature in action. Student Senate representatives visited the homerooms to keep students and teachers informed and they encouraged students to voice complaints, suggestions, and ideas. With Mr. Henrie as advisor, the Student Senate brought many needed changes to our school. MR. HENRIE, ADVISOR BRYON ANDREASEN LORA BLASER CAROL BROWN BRIAN BURNETT ROBYN BUTTERFIELD BILL CALDERWOOD JEFF CHAMPLIN KENT COOK JOAN ELWOOD CHAD EMMETT BONNIE GLENN JEENA HARRIS 28 SUZANNE HAWS DON KEATON RAND LEWIS VICKIE LILJENQUIST Class Senators: Cindy Thompson and Ricky Mendini, Sr.; Bonnie Glenn and Jeff Champlin, Jr.; Jeena Harris and Kent Cook, Soph. NANCY MAUCHLEY JOLYN REEDER MARTY STEED RICK MENDINI BECKY SEARS CINDY THOMPSON 29 CLASS OFFICERS Bryon Andreosen, President Rand Lewis, Vice President Carol Brown, Secretary sophomore class This year, the Sophomores grew through their many stimulating experiences. They supported the school with new images and fresh ideas. They kept a smile through all the shaving cream, canal swims, and 'Istand up. Sophomores cries . Their many different activities added their part to our school and gave them their place in Logan High. What else can we say except, Look out, Logan High, here comes the class of ‘75! 30 sophomoces Colleen Adams Craig Alder Janene Allen Joel Allred Susan Amussen Kendall Andersen Cheryl Anderson Sherry Anderson Bryon Andreasen Blake Andrews Kalem Atkinsen Stephen Atwood Zone Bassett Alex Baugh Margaret Baugh Michele Beck Janet Bennett Cathy Benson Matt Benson Jeff Berntson Robert Berntson Susan Beyers Cindy Bindrup Douglas Bingham Jon Blair Marianne Blazzard Dan Bodrero Kris Boman Carla Bostock Trade Bosworth Sandra Braegger Nancy Brockman Stephen Brookshier Carol Brown Harvey Brown 31 Jodi Brown Wane Bull Linda Burnside Joni Buttars Bob Buttars DeAnn Butterfield Bill Bylund Laurel Call Ruth Cal I Elizabeth Carlisle Terry Carlsen Scott Cozier Teresa Champ Terry Champ I in Ann Christensen Brent Christensen Linda Christensen Reed Christensen Scott Christensen Brent Clark Marianne Clay Kevin Coleman Kent Cook Lynette Cook Vicky Cook Chris Crockett Kristy Crookston Connie Croshaw Terri Curtis Diane Dahle DuWayne Dahle Blair Daines Peter Daines Edna Dalton Dixie Dance 32 sophomopes Jill Dotwyler Scott Davis Christine Deal Jeff Eames Vickie Elder David Elioson Gayle Eliason Kae Lin Eliason Janice Ellgen Howard Elzinga Jan Engert Marisa Fernandez Bryce Fifield Brenda Fishburn David Fjeldsted Ken Fonnesbeck Cindy Ford Joni Freeman Susan Friedli Jean Marie Gardner Margaret Garr Le Ann Geary Steven George Kathaleen Goodsell Elwin Haderlie Tracy Hadfield Brian Hales Marie Hamberlin Carol Hammond Reed Hancey Sheri Hancey Sylvia Hancey Mary Jean Hansen Rinks Hansen Rozanne Hansen 33 Steve Hansen Jane Harper Sonja Hargreaves Chad Harris Delsa Harris Jeena Harris Scott Harris Kim Harrison Marjorie Hart Patricia Harward Kevin Haws John Hayward Monty Hedin Challi Hellberg Charone Hellberg Laurie Hendricks Lori Hendrixson Lynn Henrie Steve Henry Marie Hernandez Shari Higbee Michelle Hooper Rori Horlacher David Hulse Douglas Hunsaker Jeri Hunsaker Ann Hutchinson Ronnie Isom Susan James Tony James Jerry Jardine Sandra Jenkins Janae Jensen Robert Jensen Kenneth Jewkes 34 sophomopes Janet John Michael John Deanne Johnson Elyse Johnson Janae Johnson Jeff Johnson Melanie Johnson Rudy Johnson David Joy Kathy Kartchner Cindy Kesler Shubha Kharbas Janet Kidd Julie Kirk Bruce Kirschman Carol Knuth Arlene Koch Tony Koeven Dirk Kotter Douglas Kraus Sue Ann Kraus Laurie Lamb Stan LaMont Elyse Larsen Becky Larsen LaRon Larsen Tammy Larsen Ann LeBaron Nann Fay Leo Rand Lewis Trent Lewis Larry Lisonbee Tina Loosle LuJean Loveland Wilson Loza 35 Steven Lucherini Sharon Lundstrom Craig Madsen Bette Marshall Vicky Martin Jill Martindale Kayleen Maughon LeAnn Me Allister Richard McCann Becky McCraney Kim McCulloch Duffy McFarland Dande McGregor Todd McGregor Brian McKell Terry McPolin Steven Mecham Terry Mecham Brad Meservy Kristy Miles Diane Miller Ronald Milligan Ruth Mortensen Colin Moser Jayne Moser Karen Moulton Kathi Moulton Miriam Mower Danette Munk Carolyn Naylor Jed Nelson Garth Nelson Natalie Nelson Robin Nelson Matt Nielsen 36 sophomopes Thomas Nielsen Marlene Nungesser David Nye Greg O'Conner Conrad Oldham Ann Olsen Kelly Olsen Greg Olson Brent Page Darris Page Nancy Page Lynnae Pedersen Lori Petersen Nancy Petersen Steven Petersen Bonnie Peterson Ed Peterson Quoin Peterson Steven Peterson Grant Pocha Cindy Poppleton Robert Potter Brian Proffit DelRay Purser Robert Radtke Jolene Redd Christine Reese Craig Reese Mary Ann Reese Julie Rich Louise Richardson Robin Robb Earl Roberts Leila Robinson Cindy Rogers 37 Victoria Rowe Jay Russell Sydney Sackett Michael Salisbury Karie Sant Leaunda Schaeffer Burton Schofield Nina Shapiro Denise Sharp Daren Shaw Ronald Shoop Susie Simpson Richard Simmons Michael Skinner Debra Smellie Andrea Smith Dale Smith Gene Smith Lisa Smith Perry Smith Scott Snow Bob Sorenson Jim Sorenson Patricia Sorenson Stephanie Somers LeAnn Speth Mike Stauffer Theron Stoker Doug Stowe 11 Wendy Stuart Rick Summers Marcia Taylor Allan Teeples Shanna Thompson Garth Thornley 38 sophomopes Eden Zollinger CAMERA SHY Jesse Andrews Mike Botes Ed Christensen Chris Copp Dean Dahle Tim Donohue Glenn Griffin Emad Guirguis Rickey Harris Kenny Hyde Debbie Hymas Cindy Larsen Kristy Morris Thomas Obray Pam Peherson Julie Pitkin Susan Reid Susan Rigby Vanessa Squires Jeff Steinitz Marty Tibbits Jay Toombs Tom Trolson Dona Tueller Lee Vance Phillip Wahlstrom Kathy Wallace Max Wallace Walter Washburn Doug Watts David Weeks Julie Weight Elizabeth Weiser Roland Weiser Robert Welkie Gloria Wennergren Tom Wettstein Joseph White Kathie White Robert White Robert Whittaker Marcella Willetto Sue Williams Randy Windley Richard Winget Thomas Woffinden Elizabeth Wood Maria Yglesias Roxana Zenteno Teresa Zlotnick Val Swensen Doug Varner Julie Varner Doug Wimmer Kevin Wooldridge 39 CLASS OFFICERS Chad Emmett, President Jolyn Reeder, Vice-President Suzanne Haws, Secretary jumoR class What has the year of 1972-73 been forthe Juniors? A year of relief in knowing that sophomore worries are over ... A year of dawning realization that life is beginning to open up ... A hesitant peering ahead and realizing that only one short year separates them from the future. Their activities credit much to Logan High and their enthusiasum lends to the hopes that next year will be even better. 40 juniORS Ricky Dean Abel Walter Achatz Rodger Mark Adams Patricia Adams Greg Allen Lenis D. Allen Robert D. Allen Ross Allen Carol Anderson Collette Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Hubert Anderson Keith Anderson Mondell Anderson Paul Anderson Kevin Andrews Laurie Astle Esther Augustine Cheryl Babcock Julie Barkdull Denisse Barja Jean Barrus Mike Bartholome Jan Baugh Mike Baugh Debbie Bean Mary Ann Bennett Deb L. Bertoch Jan Bitters Neal Black Zelda Black Gary Blazzard Carl Booth Denise Bowen Rodney Bowen 41 Curtis Bowler Adrian Broadbent Dennis Brown Patricia Brown Jim Brunson Gina Burtenshaw Jeon Butcher JoAnn Buttars Keven Buttars llene Byington Jann Cahoon Allyn Call Kristi Campbell Val Campbell Wayne Campbell Cathy Carlisle Linda Marie Carter Jeff Champlin Rosie Charley Lynn Chidester Becky Choate Cindy Christensen Larry Christensen Julie Clark Merri Lynn Clark Raymond Clark Andrea Clyde 42 Jackie Coleman Hal Collier juniops Laura Collins Robin Colston Nanci Cone Gaye Cottle Wesley Crystal Janet Daines Vicky Dolby Lucinda David Deb Davis Melissa Dixon Barbara J. Donohue Virginia Dorigotti Katie Dunn Jerry E. Dunmire LuAnn Ellis Coralee Elzinga Mark Ellsworth Chad Emmett Fred Essig Lester Essig Hans Ettengrueber Jim Everton Kimi Eyre Sheri Eyre Andrea Felt Mark Fishburn Kenneth Fleck Christine Rae Ford Nathan Ford Mike Freeman Ronda Gibbons Gloria Gittins Bonnie Glenn Karen Goodall Brian Haan 43 Marianne Hale Mark HamiIton Annette Hancey Tracey Hansen Julie Harper Lounee Hardman Joe Harris Paul Harris Collin Harrison Royce Hatch Patty Hauser Shelley Hawkes Suzanne Haws Liz Hayward Mike Hedin Linda Hendricks Malley Hislop Laurie Hlavaty Linda Holdredge Debbie Holloway Jan Hornsby Kim Houseal Deon Hunsaker Scott Hunsaker Bill Hunt Susan Huppi Cherri Hurst Julie Hyde Paul C. James Brian Jarrett Ben Jarvis 44 juniORS Cherie Jensen Jayne Jensen Mark Jensen Paul Jensen Randy John Brad Johnson Connie Johnson Debbie Johnson Jarvis Johnson Melanie Jones Susan Jones Mary Jorgensen Ellen Marie Joy Laurie Kay Paul Keeler Lorie Kendall Karen Kesler Susie Kohfeld Terri Kohler Kay Krambule Debra LaBeau Remi LaBelle Kaylene Lamb Jeff Larsen Bruce Lehman Cynthia Lehman Nancy Lenkersdorfer Jeff Lewis Tina Liechty Cindy Lindquist David Lisonbee Rodney Long Rodney Lundberg Janette Marcussen Kayleen Marshall 45 Lindy Martin Stephen Mathews Nancy Mauchley Kathie Maughan Cindy McBride Jean McMurdie Dave Misener Susan Moore Ann Morris Sandy Naylor Christine Neeley Lynn Nelson Susan Newton Hugh Niederhausern Kirk Nelson Cindy Norris Anita Nyman Alan Obray Shirlene Olsen Gary Osterlin Beverly Page Patti Rae Page Annette Palmer Linda Palmer Kevan Paul Craig Pearce Mark Pederson Leo Pehrson Steve Pehrson Ann Peterson Annette Peterson Dave Peterson Gail Peterson LuAnn Peterson Miles Peterson 46 jumoRS Gory Phillips Nancy Pitkin Kim Pritchett Steve Pritchett Wendy Radtke Kelly Rasmussen Marla Rawlings Jolyn Reeder Klane Reynolds Margo Rigby Don Ringle Linda Roberts Marcia Roberts Ray Robinson Fay Marie Rogers Paul Rogers Denise Ross Jolynn Ruple Carol Russell Ron Ryan Jan Salisbury Jennie Salisbury Ron Salisbury Kathi Salunke Becky Sawyer Jean Schvaneveldt Betty Scofield Jeff Seeholzer Jill Skidmore Barry Smith Cathy Smith Holly Smith Kathy Smith Laura Lee Smith Lorie Smith Pam Smith Kay Sorenson Mary Ann Sorenson John Spence Debbi Spendlove Suzette Speth Scott Steele Tammy Steinitz Betsy Stettler Paul Stewart Eileen Stock Patricia Stockdale Terry Stones David Swenson Lysle Taylor Christine Thomas Valorie Thompson Pat Thorpe Rosie Toledo Jerry Toombs 48 junioRS Lynette Zahmel Cathryn Hirst CAMERA SHY Ralph L. Lewis Rabdee Albrecht Wade McFarland Beverlee Barron Tom Nelson Jim Catron Layne Nielson Vicki Carlson Tab Nielson Chris Dains Scott Ozmun Charles Davis Lawanna Mallory Poppleton Leilani Godfrey Mark Root Jim Groutage David Rees Ron Hansen Janice Rigby LaDawn Hobbs Kent Ross Curtis Hyde Jolynn Saltern Ricky Hymas Garth Stockton Joy Johnson Joe Strickland Andrew Keller Ernie Vandewi jngaert Doniel Larsen Ben Winters Tracy Turner Marissa Tyrer Greg Underwood Anne Vanderslice Cindi Vosburg Jeff Wagner Jan Walker Scott Wallis Harold Washburn Sharon A. Watkins Chris Watts Judy Watts Kristine Webb Kaylene Weeks Cindy Weight Jolynn Wheeler Colin White Cynthia Wickman Dianne Wilde Terrie Williams Linda Willis Tom Willmore Leslie Wimmer Ron Wiser Mary Lynn Worley 49 CLASS OFFICERS Don Keaton, President Robyn Butterfield, Vice-President Becky Sears, Secretary senioR class A certain hesitation entwined with an unsure eagerness to find the future, grasp it, and hold it. Sadness is present . . . sadness in knowing that bonds that once called them together - classes, activities, friendships - are suddenly broken and they are free to wander and learn on their own. Sadness in saying goodbye to such a proud school, and yet pride in knowing that their activities and efforts have left a mark that will be long in lingering. The uncertainty arises as they say goodbye and then turn to say a cautious yet eager, hello. 50 Mark Anderson Sheryl Anderson Bruce Allred Brad Andrews Doug Anderson Laurie Atkinson Buff Beach Julie Andra Kathy Bahler Lynette Bartlett Dawn Bate John Bateson Scott Beck Kathy Bennett Ronda Benson Karen Berntson Shelia Bingham Eileen Bird Janis Bird Joan Bird Katie Blanscett Patty Blanchard 51 Lora Blaser Mike Boudrero Craig Bowers Clydell Bowen Marsha Braegger Mike Broberg Carolyn Brown Mary Brooks Debbie Brown LaNette Brown senioRS Jeff Coll Robert Call Debi Carlson Cynthia Carter Cheryl Christensen Ed Chatelain Becky Chadwick Kristi Christensen Susan Christensen Debbie Campbell Craig Campbell Steve Cozier Kim Christensen senioRs £ - -c. ' N v ' Dianne Crockett Susan Dahle Debbie Dance Danita Dattoge Tammy Davenport Ann Dawson Kim Dopp Kent Dehart Janet Dewey Debbie Dopp Sherry Dopp Dale Dorgatti Jean Ellgen Joan EI wood Bob Emmett Richard Ewer Joyce Fehlman Rose Fishburn Colleen Flannery Kate Frandsen Scott Earner Helena Frank Brenda Freeman Christine Gessel Peter Greenburg Vicky Freeman Danny Gill Shauna Fuhriman Chad Godfrey Karla Gessel Lorrain Gibbons Lorie Gunnell Lynn Haan Selu Haloufia Terri Gregerson Allan Griffin 55 Wade Hancey Jared Harris Barbara Hall Kim Hansen Roy Hansen Bill Hammond Julie Harding Louise Hancey Dawna Hardman Lee Harris Denise F. Harrison Mark Harrison David Hart Mark Haslam seniors Anne Housed Marcia Hill Scott Hill David Hooper Gina Horlacher Bruce Hunsaker Scott Jaggi Brenda James Debra Jarrett Joy Jensen Gary Jorgensen Gay Etta Jorgensen Shelia Kaae Darrell Kay Diane Karren 57 seniops Kirk Koenig Govin LeBaron Steven Larsen Teresa Liechty Don Keaton Greg Keller David Kidd Steve Knudson Kathy Koefeld Ronald Kohler Quade Kotter Cindy Larsen Jean Larsen Vance Lamborn Guy Larson Janice Larson Jacky Leo •V Kim Liechty Vicky Liljenquist DeVon Loveday John Loveland Linda Lundburg 58 Dart McGregor LuAnne McMurdie Jolene McPolir You Tarzan, me Ray. Janet Miller Scott Miller Reed Morrill Moser Ann Munk 59 Shoron Nelson Greg Niederhauser Kristi Niederhauser Kenneth Nielson Dennis Palza Michael Palza Bruce Parker Susan Parkinson Why can't we Ken Olsen ■ Susan Palmer Dani Parrish 60 do it this way? Jim Phillips Steve Purser Ann Marie Reese senioRS Joan Parrish Chris Perry Evan Petersen Randy Peterson Reginald Peterson Sheridan Peterson Steve Peterson Renee Petrie Cynthia Pritchet Vern Rees Janet Pichette Miriam Ransom Sue Potter Lesley Prince Linda Rasmuson Debra Rausch Bonnie Reese Dave Rich Steven Rickert Ton|a Rigby 61 Darlyn Ringle Lore Ripplinger Mike Roskelley Val Russel Kaye Rust Scott Ryan Jenny Schiess Alan Seamons Blake Seamons Becky Sears Hollie Seeholzer Mike Simpson James Skabelund Steve Skabelund Della Skiby Womens Lib at Logan High????? Craig Smith Mike Somers 62 Reese Smith Tanya Smith Kris Spindler Michael Stenquist Janice Swenson Sheila Taggart Robert Stettler Sheryl Stoker Gary Stevenson Tad Thornley DeSiree Tidwell Peter Todd Cynthia Tom Judy Tsosie 63 senioRS Debra Walker Lori Ward Tina Tueller Simone Vandenwi jngaerf Craig Vonus Kent Wafson Melanie Webb Scoff Wafterson Beverly Waffs Roberf Whefsfone Ann Whife Jean Whife Debbie Wilson Greg Winfer Jeff Adams Kenf Carlsen John Clayfon Krisfi Colin Jeff Hickman Sfeve Wiser CAMERA SHY Ed Larsen Elsa Maldonado Sfan Maughan Tim Presfon Clair Peferson Kevin Smifh Lornel Tibbefs Richard Vernon Debra Werfman Janef Winfers Larry Weighf Elaine Woffinden 64 Susan Wufhrich Sheryl Zabriskie %X)XL M thjUVb XA . . . Mdhy, ! 65 memoRies amphion Our hard-working Amphion staff went through everything from Saturday morning sessions to haunted houses, to accomplish the nearly impossible feat of compiling a yearbook. Whipping photographers into action and keeping everyone on the right track, the editor, Sheryl, capably guided them through the year. Mrs. Boswell held the thankless position of advisor to the Amphion staff. Her constant support and continual prodding kept everyone going even in the darkest hours of discouraging copy writing, lay-out work and endless photography. Sheryl Stoker, Editor Mrs. Rebecca Boswell, Advisor Nancy Peterson, Advertising Editor; Lynette Bartlett, Photo Editor. Sports: John Bateson, Brad Andrews, Editor. Photographers: Steve Cazier, Scott Jaggi, Lynn Nelson, Scott Wallis, Mike Baugh. Layout Staff: Elaine Woffinden, Editor; Cindy Bindrup, Susan John. Class Staff: Becky Jessop, Wendy Christensen, Louise Hancey, Dalene Engert (Editor), Sandy Jenkins, DeAnn Butterfield. Copy Staff: Sharon Brown, Danette Munk, Louise Hancey. Absent; Diane Karren and Debbie Olson, Editor. jjvas uoiuduiv Not everyone could take being on the Grizzly staff. The reporters and staff writers had to squeeze into the front of Cleve's truck, spend late hours at Herald Printing, endure Elroy's puns, escape the editor's arms, retain their sanity, and finally get the Grizzly out. Despite the trials, the presses rolled to produce superior Grizzlies all year. Thanks go to patient printers and a fun studentbody. Members of the staff, Front row: Janet Daines, Junior Editor; Denisse Barja, Exchange; Cindy Thompson, Business Editor; Linda Holdredge, Feature Editor. Second row: Peter Greenburg, Senior Editor; Cleve Buttars, Editor-in-Chief; Gory Lundstrom, Sports Editor; Paul Stewart, Photographer. QRIZZly 72 Nothing like a posed action shot. AUtOQRAphS Boys league At the beginning of the yeor most boys at L H S wouldn't want people to know that they had a mother, but things soon changed when mother and son night rolled around. Not only a mother son night, but many other activities, dances and assemblies, kept the Boys League officers busy this year. It would be agreed by all that they did a great job. The officers included Stan Nielson, President; Mike Roskelley, Sr. Representative; Mark Haslam, Secretary; Bob Emmett, Vice President- Ron Salisbury, Jr. Representative; Jim Sorenson, Soph. Representative. 74 qirLs leACjue Bake sales, spaghetti dinners, and dances. Living up to the tradition, this years Girls League once again pulled through by adding two pounds to each student at Logan High School. Good food proved to be one of their greatest talents. The League also provided the school with tremendous entertainment in The Sweethearts Ball and Powder Puff Football. Led by six fantastic officers, this years Girls League came throughonce again. The officers included Vickie Liljenquist, President; Deb Olson, Vice President; Katie Blanscett, Secretary; Susan Christensen, Sr. Representative; Jan Baugh, Jr. Representative; Janet Kidd, Soph. Representative. Vickie Liljenquist President Katie Blanscett Secretary Deb Olson Vice President 75 ORCheStRA If you heard people walking through the halls talking about such things as violins, Arizona, Mr. Haslam, and concerts, you may have guessed they belong to our Logan High Orchestra. Students found their music fun as well as challenging. Along with presenting concerts in Ogden, the orchestra traveled to Arizona to participate in a music convention. The trip gave this talented group a chance to show off its musical ability and to do some touring on the side. Recieved with a great deal of enthusiasm wherever they went, the orchestra represented our school well. Under the excellent conductorship of Mr. Haslam, the orchestra distinguished itself with its high quality music. Mr. Raymond Haslam i The Orchestra consisted of, Howl: Janet Miller, Melissa Dixon, Jeff Lewis, Louise Richardson, Jan Bough, Jeff Wagner, Joan Parrish, and Mark Haslam. Row2: Ed Chatelain, Kay-lene Weeks, Elwin Haderlie, Carol Hammond, Larry Lisonbee, Cindi Vosburg, Kathy Koh-feld, Lorrain Gibbons, Gina Burtenshaw, Vicky Dolby, and Mark Ellsworth. Row3: Chris Neeley, Keven Paul, Rhonda Gibbons, Mary Ann Hale, Janene Allen, Janet Kidd, Deb La Beau, Kris Spindler, Jean Butcher, Sharon Watkins, Linda Carter, Launee Hordmon, Coro-lee Elzinga, Challi Hellberg, Elizabeth Wood, and Lu Ann Ellis. 76 Row 4: Ann White, Cindy Carter, Elizabeth Anderson, John Spence, Jan Bitters, Mary Lynn Clark, Laurie Hendricks, Richard McCann, Paul Stewart, Roy Hansen, David Lisonbee, Mike Stephenson, Sherri Higbee, Connie Croshaw, Brent Clark and Alex Baugh. Row5: Mary Ann Sorenson, Jayne Jensen, Shelly Hawkes, Linda Willis, Laura Collins, Liz Carlisle, Laurel Call, Dixie Dance, Jolyn Ruple, Joe Harris, Ellen Joy, Terry Hatch, Paul Street, Craig CampbelI, Mike Taylor, Bryce Fifield, Le Ann McCalister, Steve Pritchett, and Karen Moulton. Row6: Mary Ann Bennett, Debbie Spendlove, Kaylene Lamb, Carolyn Naylor, Sharon Lundstrom, Sylvia Hancey, Miles Peterson, Wade Hancey, Andy Keller, Robert Allen, Scott Hill Row7: Chris Watts, Brenda James. 77 Bands A-one-and-a-two-and. . . , cried Mr. Nelson with a wave of his hand and a tap of his foot as he started the Logan High Stage Band with a song. Playing for competition, dances, and basketball games comprised this year's activities. With the help of student teacher, Mike Christiansen, the Stage Band concertized Psychodelphia and won first place in region competition with it. Hours of long, hard practice brought rewarding public performances for the Sophomore and Symphonic Bands. The Symphonic Band, consisting of juniors and seniors, combines with the Sophomore Band for concerts, assemblies and football games. All together, the Logan High bands continue to be top in the state. Mr. Thomas Nelson, Director maRChing Bang 78 stage BanO Front row: Rick Abel, Scott Hill, Gory Blozzard, Theron Stoker, Frank Stewart, Roy Hansen, Jeff Wagner Second row: Tom Nelson, John Bateson, Mike Taylor, Mike Freeman, Jim Sorenson, Paul Jensen. Third row: Krog Marshall, Jim Groutage, Paul Street, Craig Campbell, Terry Hatch, Kim Dopp, Mr. Tom Nelson, director, and Mr Mike Christiansen, student teacher. Frontrow: DeSiree Tidwel I, Teresa Liechty, Deb La Beau, Kris Spindler, Jeon Butcher, Linda Carter, Betsy Stettler. Second row: Roy Hansen, Marty Steed, Paul Stewart, Bonnie Glenn, Virginia Jones, Carol Russell, Susie Kohfeld, Mike Stephenson, John Bateson, Mike Bylund, David Lisonbee, Cindi Vosburg, Kathy Kohfeld. Third row: Krag Marshall, Ben Jarvis, Lenis Allen, Ray Robinson, Carol Anderson, Jared Harris, Leo Pehrson, Julie Harper, Jolyn Ruple, Joe Harris, Frank Stewart, Val Campbell, Gary Blazzard. Fourth row: Ken Fleck, Laurie Astle, Kay Krambule, Beverly Page, Jeff Larsen, Jerry Toombs, Richard Ewer, Terry Hatch, Jim Groutoge, Kim Dopp, Craig Campbell, Paul Street, Sherry Dopp, Tom Nelson, Debbie Dopp, Paul Anderson, Kim Hansen. Fifth row: Brenda James, Dennis Brown, Faye Rogers, Susan Huppi, Keven Buttars, Kelly Rasmussen, Carl Booth, Scott Hill, Lynn Chidester, Kirby Johnson, Randy Peterson, Mike Freeman, Tab Nielson, Harold Washburn, Paul Jensen, Mark Jensen, Steve Pehrson, Rick Mendini, Ross Allen. sophomoRe BAnP Frontrow: Sue Williams, Jan Engert, Nina Shapiro, Pat Sorenson, LeAnn Speth, Jeena Harris. Second row: Susan James, Doug Stowell, Phil Wahlstrom, Stephen Atwood, Steven Peterson, Brent Page, Theron Stoker, Larry Lisonbee. Third row: Matt Nielson, Jeff Johnson, Richard Simmons, Steve Meacham, Jay Toombs, Perry Smith, David Joy, Harvey Brown, Kim Harrison, Wayne Bull, Bill Bylund, Leaunda Schaffer. Fourth row: Colin Moser, Keven Coleman, T.J. Woffinden, Susan Huppi, Jeff Berntsen, Kevin Haws, Bryce Fifield, Jim Sorenson, Ken Fonnesbeck, Bob Sorenson. chAuntaiRes SUN, SAND AND SONG -Under the direction of Mr. Eugene Tueller, the Chauntaires finished off a year that left nothing more desirable. Their many talents and accomplishments in music proved evident when they got accepted to the Music Festival held in Hawaii. They spent a week there in competition with choral groups from all over the United States and returned with excellent ratings. The numerous concerts performed by this group drew people of all ages. Eugene Tueller, Director Joy Jacobsen, Accompanist Rowl: Susan Wuthrich, Vickie Liljenquist, Katie Blanscett, Dawn Bate, Jean Schvaneveldt, Don Keaton, David Kidd, Peter Greenburg, John Bateson, Rick Mendini, Robert Allen, Kelly Coleman, Sheri Eyre, Ann Munk, Janis Larson, Cynthia Hatch, Deb Olsen. Row2: Julene Burtenshaw, Melanie Webb, LaNette Brown, Carolyn Brown, Debbie Dance, Brian Jarrett, Nathan Ford, Jeff Cannon, Ben Jarvis, Malley Hislop, Jeff Seeholzer, Dawna Hardman, LuAnn Ellis, Kristi 80 Larsen, Jean White, Janet Dewey, Linda Rasmuson. Row 3: Miriam Ransom, Collette Anderson, Gina Horlacher, Susan Clark, Anne Marie Reese, Virginia Jones, Klane Reynolds, Lee Harris, Mark Fishburn, Marty Steed, Ron Salisbury, Mike Stephenson, Gary Stevenson, Quade Kotter, Jan Baugh, Cheryl Christensen, Jayne Jensen, DeSiree Tidwell, Ann Dawson, Kimi Eyre. Row4: Robyn Butterfield, Louise Bullen, Susan Parkinson, Sheryl Stoker, Jean Barrus, Joan Elwood, Robert Nelson, Clydell Bowen, Bob Emmett, Dave Hooper, Alan Seamons, Chris Perry, Mark Anderson, Brian Burnett, Brad Andrews, Tanya Smith, Robin Palmer, Kim Christensen, Mary Lynn Worley, Brenda James. 81 CAntaOoRes Great, Fantastic, and successful--these are just a few words that describe the sort of year the Can-tadores had. This group of girls combined techniques in tone and blending to make their music of the finest quality. Cantadores - Firstrow: Gay Etta Jorgensen, Jolynn Wheeler, Jolyn Reeder, Becky Jessop, Julie Harding, Leilani Godfrey, Linda Roberts, Deb Holloway, Jan Hornsby. Second row: Natalie Nelson, Becky Choate, Sherry Anderson, Patty Stockdale, Linda Hendricks, Leila Robinson, Deb Bertoch, Anita Nyman, Lorie Gunnell, Wendy Christensen, Marlene Nunges-ser. Third row: Karie Sant, Joy Jensen, Pat Brown, Jan Walker, Suzanne Hows, Gayle Eliason, Susie Simpson, Beverly Barron, Choi I i Heiberg, Margo Rigby, Ruth Everton, Dalene Engert. Fourth row: Wendy Radtke, Vickie Elder, LeAnn Geary, Kris Boman, Joan Parrish, Gaye Cottle, Carolyn Naylor, Andrea Felt, Cherie Jensen, Leslie Wimmer, Deb Davis. Fifth row: Sandy Braeggar, Susan Newton, Christine Thomas, Jill Skidmore, Mary Ann Sorenson, Ellen Joy, Valoie Thompson, Grace Call. 82 CRimson colony Front row: Joan Elwood, Dawn Bate, Kristi Larsen, Vickie Liljenquist, Don Keaton, Peter Greenburg, Marty Steed, Susan Wuthrich, Jean White, Debbie Dance, AnnMunk. Back row: John Bateson, Bob Emmett, Miles Peterson, Steve Knudson, Rick Mendini. Historian: Linda Rasmuson student secvices Lunch Helpers: Christine Reese, Miriam Mower, Sue Ann Kraus, Beverly Watts, Ellen Joy, Eilene Byington, and Melanie Johnson. Some of our hard-working students carried out some oft-forgotten, yet indispen-sible services this year. These services included the school historian, the point keepers, the cooks' helpers, the IMC staff, and the student store staff. Student services enabled students to render their services to the school, and they did so with a great amount of willingness and cooperation. Next time you pick up a lunch tray, buy a candy bar, or check out a magazine, remember that the students behind the counter belong to the Student Services Program. Point Keepers: Shauna Fuhriman, Janene Allen, and Student Store: Miriam Ransom, Reese Smith, and Jenny Schiess. Elizabeth Anderson. Library: Lynette Church, Kathy Maughn, Eilene Byington, Kelly Coleman, Jenny Schiess, Lori Ward, LuAnn McMurdie, Eileen Bird, Reese Smith, James Skabelund, Gail Peterson, Louise Hancey, Buff Beach, and Janice Ellgen. 83 cheepteAOeps QUESTION; What is red and gold, stayed up until all hours of the night decorating houses, made it to every game and once there, jumped, screamed, leaped, flipped, led cheers and built spirit? ANSWER; Six giggling girls that made up the LHS Cheerleaders. Through sickness and health, better or worse, they stayed together. Congratulations on a great year. Cheerleaders: Gloria Gittens, Rori Horlacher, Mar Lyn Worley, Diane Karren, Tina Tueller, Dana Tueller. PICTURE COURTESY OF HERALD JOURNAL sonqleAdeps Six more girls who put LHS athletic teams number one on their lists throughout the entire year included Jean Schvaneveldt, Ann Hutchinson, Linda Roberts, Colette Anderson, Susan Wuth-rich, Kimi Eyre. Putting on spirited and entertaining pep rallies, just one of their great talents, added a lot to game days. These girls could truly be called a Spirit Squad ! 85 pep cLub Patty Harward, President; Rozanne Hansen, Vice-President; Teri Zlotnick, Secretary; Louise Richardson, Social Chairman; Sonja Hargreaves, Treasurer; Jill Dawtyler, Drill Master; Members: Janene Allen, Susan Amussen, Cindy Bindrup, Marianne Blaz-zard, Nancy Brockman, Carol Brown, Linda Burnside, Laurel Call, Elizabeth Carlisle, Linda Christensen, Lynette Cook, Vicky Cook, Kristy Crookston, Connie Croshaw, Diane Dahle, Dixie Dance, Jan Engert, Vickie Elder, Brenda Fishburn, Cindy Ford, Jean Marie Gardner, Sylvia Hancey, Marie Hamberlin, Delsa Harris, Shari Hig-bee, Michelle Hooper, Jeri Hunsaker, Ja-nae Jensen, Sandra Jenkins, Janet John, Deanne Johnson, Janet Kidd, Julie Kirk, Carol Knuth, Laurie Lamb, Sharon Lund-strom, Kayleen Maughn, LeAnn McAllister, Jayne Moser, Karen Moulton, Kathi Moulton, Mariam Mower, Danette Munk, Nancy Petersen, Jolene Redd, Christine Reese, Susan Reid, Julie Rich, Robyn Robb, Vicky Rowe, Sydney Sackett, Karie Sant, Debbie Smellie, Marcia Taylor, Shanna Thompson, LizWeiser. sponsoRs Logan High's Sponsors proved worthy of the praise and recognition that they recieved during the year. Many viewed them marching in a number of parades throughout the year. They helped Logan's pride swell as they displayed their various skills at the half-times, proving that they spent many hours in practice. The Sponsors Rifle Team went to Boise and Salt Lake with the boy's Rifle Team to compete in matches. The Rifle Drill Team also attended meets in Salt Lake and Boise. STAFF Cindy Carter, Brigade Officer; Darlyn Ringle, Finance Officer; Debra Jarrett, Supply Officer; Vicky Freeman, Executive; Shelia Kaae, Training Officer; Sheryl Anderson, Rifle Team Commander; Kris Neiderhauser, Sponsor Commander; Rondo Benson, Rifle Drill Commander. Absent: Bonnie Allen, Company Commander; Teresa Cook, Personnel Officer. Col. Norman G. Stockton 88 DRILL TEAM Row 1: Becky Sawyer, Annette Peterson, Jean McMurdie. Row2: Debbie Spendlove, Lolly Smith, Pat Thorpe, Debra Jarrett, Vickie Freeman, Gail Peterson, Sheryl Anderson; Commander Launee Hardman. Row 1: Debra Jarrett, Bonnie Allen, Darlyn Ringle, Cindy Carter, Kristy Niederhauser, (Commander), Vicky Freeman, Rondo Benson, Teresa Cook, Sheila Kaae. Row2: Elaine Woffinden, Ellen Joy, Kristine Webb, Janet Dewey, Terri Kohler, Jill Skidmore, Cynthia Hatch. Row3: Annette Hancey, Debbie Johnson, Pat Thorpe, Julie Clark, Sandy Naylor, Becky Sawyer. Row4: Cindy Norris, Gayle Cottle, Sheri Jensen, Jenny Salisbury, Debbie Spendlove, Denisse Barja. Row5: Lolly Smith, Lynette Zahmel, Mean McMurdie, Annette Petersen, Launee Hardman, Betsy Stettler. RIFLE DRILL TEAM Ronda Benson, Commander. Rowl: Terri Kohler, Cindy Carter, Darlyn Ringle, Lynette Zahmel, Debbie Johnson, Kristy Niederhauser, Janet Dewey, Cynthia Hatch, Teresa Cook, Ellen Joy, Kristine Webb, Jill Skidmore, Cindy McBride. Row2: Shelia Kaae, Elaine Woofinden, Annette Hancey, Bonnie Allen, Jenny Salisbury, Sherrie Jensen, Cindy Norris, Betsy Stettler, Gaye Cottle, Sandy Naylor, July Clark. 89 R.O.t.C. The ROTC Department, under the strong-armed direction of Sergeant Tripp and Colonel Stockton, gained much recognition and well-deserved praise for their achievments. Among their various companies and teams, they won many trophies and honors. They started the Black Jacks Club, this being the first year for it, and altogether, had a great year. The Drill Team did an outstanding job in gaining fame (and trophies) wherever they went. They brought home seventeen trophies from one match in Salt Lake City. They performed with their typical precision and skill at many other matches where they competed for numerous honors. ROTC STAFF Row 1: Dove Hooper, Bruce Allred. Row2: Randy Peterson, Roger Sunada, Brad Stockton, Lyle Merrill, Lester Essig. Row3: Gary Phillips, Tracy Turner, Paul Thatcher, Guy Larson, Reed Stewart. RIFLE TEAM Row 1: Jerry Toombs, Dave Hooper, Jay Toombs, Rodney Lumberg. Row 2: Ben Jarvis, Ken Fonnesbeck, Jeff Johnson, Roger Sunada. COMPANY B Row 1: Darrell Kay. Row 2: Val Swenson, Ron Shoop, Tony Kovean, Scott Harris. Row 3: Rinks Hansen, Colin Moser, Greg Olson. Row4: Tom Trolson, Ed Christensen, Stephen Matthews, David Joy. 90 COMPANY C Howl: Jerry Toombs, Scott Farner, Mark Hamilton, Ernie Vandenweingert. Row 2: Bruce Kirschman, Robert Whittaker, Brad Meservy, Wilson Loza. Row3: Steve Peterson, Steve C. Peterson, Dale Smith, Greg Olsen. Row4: Matt Benson, Quoin Peterson, Howard El-zinga, David Hulse, Steven Brookshier, Richard McCann. Row 5: Brian Proffit, T. J. Wof-finden, Rinks Hansen, Larry Lisonbee, Elwin Haderlie, Kendall Andersen. Row6: LaRon Larsen, Bob Sorenson, Bill Bylund, Todd McGregor, Brian McKell, Craig Reese. The Color Guard was comprised of Brad Stockton, Randy Peterson, Roger Sunada, and Bruce Allred. Sergeant Robert D. Tripp COMPANY D Rowl: Reed Hancey, Robert Berntson, Rodney Lumberg. Row 2: Jay Toombs, Gene Smith, Mike Skinner. Row3: Ken Fonnesbeck, Jeff Johnson, Richard Vernon. The Black Jacks, a club with a purpose, stemmed from a national organization called the Pershing Rifles. Members included: Rowl: Tracy Turner, Rinks Hansen, Brian Proffit, Scott Harris, T . J . Woffinden, Bob Whitaker. Row 2: Brad Stockton, Jeff Johnson, Ed Christensen, Jerry Dunmire, Bruce Kirschman, Neal Black, Kendall Andersen, Steve Pierson . 91 hi-lo’s March 2-3-4, kick and split. Mrs. Welch's familiar cry rang through the gym as she directed the Hi-Lo's through one of their rountines. Fund raising projects, gym clothes, curlers and little suitcases all brought to mind Logan High's marching group. Performances for USU and the Utah Stars along with various parades, half-time shows for football and basketball games and competition kept the Hi-Lo's busy. Hard work, dedication and the help of Mrs. Welsh, the new advisor, made the Hi-Lo's a great drill team. Thanks go to the Hi-Lo's who did a fine job of representing our school. Hi-Lo's: Rowl: Sue Ann Cook, secretary; Susan Dahle, president; Joan Parrish, vice-president; Shelia Bingham, social chairman; Row2: DeSiree Tidwell, Vicky Dalby, Sue Potter, Andrea Felt, Jean Barrus, Kim Christensen, Deb Wilson, Anita Nyman. Row3: Lori Ward, Lauri Kay, Vickie Carlson, Gina Burtenshaw, Judy Watts, Kim Pritchett, Debra Obray, Robin Jessop. 92 lettepmen The Lettermen's Club excelled in their efforts to make the year of 1972-73 another great year for the Grizzly. Their achievements proved that they were willing to make the necessary sacrifices in order to make the students of Logan High proud to be a Grizzly. Their numerous sports activities, as much a part of the school as the Grizzly Bear itself, gave reason enough to give credit to this fine club. Kurt McGregor During the 1972-73 school year, the Logan High Lettermen's Club presented a service award to Kurt McGregor. All through his career as Sports Editor of the Herald Journal, Mr. McGregor added a lot to all the high school sports in the valley. His enthusiasm, fairness, and dependability earned him the respect of all the coaches and athletes he worked with. Mr. McGregor worked with sports programs throughout the valley for many years. He died in late February from a disease that had caused his resignation as Sports Editor. To Kurt McGregor we say, Thanks. Chris Perry, president; Frank Stewart, Bill Colderwood,Sgt. at Arms; Wayne Jensen, vice-president; Rick Mendini, Roland Oliver, Steve Knudson, Malley Hislop, Klone Reynolds, Dennis Brown, Mike Stevenson, Scott Ryan, Gary Stephens, Wayne Campbell, Steve Wiser, Fred Essig, Bill Bylund, Lester Essig, Mike Hedin, Harold Washburn. Absent from picture: Mark Anderson,secretary; Scott Watterson, Darrell Kay, Dave Hooper, Alan Seomons, Steve Skabelund, Mike Roskelley, Mike Bylund, Brian Burnett, Stan Nielson, Kim Dopp, Dart McGregor, Kent Dehart, Brad Stockton, Paul Keeler, Jim Catron, Garth Stockton, Ron Salisbury, Eddie Peterson. 93 key cIub Serving the community and the school, the Key Club sponsored many activities from dances to car washes. Members of this new organization at Logan High feel that a community awareness is vital to its citizens and they believe this can be achieved while having fun. This year their activities centered around cleaning up our community. The club sent several delegates to the district convention in Boise, Idaho, who represented the Logan High Key Club well. Advisor: Mr. Douglas Abrams. Front row: Don Keaton, Senior Representative; Gary Stevenson, President; John Bateson, Vice President. Second row: Mike Stephenson; Jeff Lewis, Secretary; Quade Kotter; Rick Mendini; Paul Stewart; Roland Oliver; Scott Beck; Mike Taylor; Wade McFarland; Lester Essig. Third row: Craig Reese; Bob Emmett; Brian Burnett; Doug Kraus; Dennis Brown; Ben Jarvis. Fourth row: Fred Essig; Brad Andrews; Chad Emmett, Junior Representative. Ab ont from picture: Frank Stewart, Treasurer; Paul Jensen; Curtis Bowler; Brion McKell; Chris Perry. 94 V.I.C. . Vocational industrial Club of America — a big name for a big organization — reaching out, meeting, talking, looking for answers with a positive approach, VICA members strove to contribute to the community by trying to build a better America through good workmanship, concern for others, and leadership. Advisor: Mr. Dee Christensen. Members included. Front row: Greg Winter, David Nelson, Vance Lamborn, Ronald Kohler. Bock row: Craig Vanus, Paul Anderson, Bruce Parker, Mike Stenquist, Hugh Niederhausern , Lynn Nelson, Gary Osterlin. Absent from picture: Quade Kotter, Paul Thatcher. C).G.C.3i. The DECA Club did a lot of fun and challenging things last year. Some of its members went to Denver for a leadership conference, and the club participated in a variety of activities. The leadership potential, having been great last year, gave DECA a boost. Members of DECA included Walter Achatz; Scott Hunsaker; Scott Azmun;Jean Larsen; Mary Brooks, Secretary; Cynthia Prichett; Mike Baugh, President; Sandy Naylor; Reese Smith; Jenny Schiess; Vicky Martin; Cindy Poppleton; and Mike Bartholome, Vice President, absent from picture. Mr. John Orton, advisor. 95 r Top row: Danette Munk, Sophomore Representative; Cynthia Hatch, Activities Chairman; Zelda Black, Treasurer; Teresa Cook, Historian; Elaine Woffinden, Secretary; Gaye Cottle, Vice-President; Debra Jarrett, President. In windows: Darlyn Ringle, Debra Obray, Ellen Joy, Ann White, Miriam Mower, Christine Reese, DeAnn Butterfield, Eileen Byington, Nancy Lenkersdorfer, Kristi Campbell. Standing: Son a Page, Kathy Maughn, Sheryl Zabriskie, Rose Marie Stewart, Stephanie Somer, LeAnn McAllister, and Mrs. Miller, advisor. f.h.A. The red and white dresses in the hall didn't indicate a visit from the candy stripers. They displayed the creativity of the FHA in distinguishing their officers. These officers planned many activities with very successful results. Some activities included a Valentine party for the people at the Sunshine Terrace, a little sister's party at Christmas time, a slumber party for all the members, refreshments for the sophomore orientation, and cakes for the teachers on their birthdays. 96 f.B.l.A. Future Business Leaders of America, a new club last year, existed chiefly to help students learn basic business skills, while developing their character through citizenship and leadership activities. Following the installation of the officers in October, bi-monthly meetings of a fun and informative nature featured such highlights as a hair care demonstration, a March of Dimes Walk-a-thon, and a panel discussion on careers of businesswomen. The new Logan High club also attended the FBLA State Convention and a joint meeting with the college PBL Club. Mrs. Rebecca Boswell, Mrs. Diane Hall, advisors. Front row: Michelle Mecham, Historian; Miriam Ransom, Treasurer; Cynthia Tom, Secretary; Cedra Haws, Vice-President; Julie Harding, President. Second row: Lynette Bartlett, Teresa Liechty, Louise Hancey, Karen Berntson, Lorrain Gibbons, Susan Clark, Marsha Braegger. Third row: Sandy Braegger, Tammy Davenport, Diane McCann, LaNette Brown, Lorie Gunnell, Susan Palmer, Simone Vandenwijngaert, Ann Vanderslice, and Grace Call. Front row: LuAnn McMurdie, Shelia Taggart, Jan Pichette, Ronda Benson, Lolly Smith. Second row: Lore Ripplinger, Gay Etta Jorgensen, Rosie Charley, Debbie Carlson. Standing: Nanci Cone, Linda Willis, Andrea Clyde, Carla Gessel, Jackie Coleman, Laurie Hlavaty, Tracie Hansen, Terrie Williams, Cindy Thompson, Grant Pocha, Nina Shapiro. Missing from picture: Colette Anderson, Debra CampbelI. Mr. Kent Soderquist, advisor. ARt ClUB Operating in conjunction with the Individual Studio class, the Art Club hosted many guest speakers who presented such subjects as batik, weaving, interior design, printing, illustrating, commercial art, and macrame. The students also enjoyed numerous field trips, and undertook many projects which proved to be successful and fun. The decoration of the school grounds for Homecoming Week, and the sponsoring and decorating of the Christmas Dance were some of the most successful activities. 97 fRench cLub The French Club did much more than just study a language — the various activities that they held showed their eagerness to learn about the customs, traditions, and ways of the French people. The club enjoyed parties and other planned activities. Members of the French Club included Victoria Rowe, Vice President; Dianne McCann, President; Laurie Hlavaty, Secretary; Melissa Dixon, Historian, Bill Calderwood; Hal Collier; Diane Miller; Scott Miller; Beverly Page; Katherine Wallace; Lori Ward; Kent Watson; Melanie Webb; Maria Zenf-eno; Rozana Zenteno; Jane Force; Sonia Hargreaves; Janae Jensen; Karen Kesler; Julie Kirk; Wendy Stuart; Lynn Hann; Tina Tueller; and their advisor, Mrs. Bessie Peterson. Spanish cIub The Spanish Club started out a great year with a get-acquainted Halloween party with the French and German Clubs. They had many other activities throughout the year which included a tubing party, caroling in Spanish at Christmas time, and many fun and exciting parties and get-togethers. They also held monthly meetings. The members of the Spanish Club included, Front row: Sonja Hargreaves, President; Nina Shapiro, Secretary. Second row: Patty Sorenson, Dianne McCann, Annette Palmer, Edna Dalton, Miriam Mower, Marissa Hernandez, Vickie Cook, Roxana Zenteno, Maria Hernandez. Third row: Dennis Pal-za, Brian McKell, Christine Reese. The advisor, Mr. Allen, helped keep the club well organized. Absent from picture: Susan Palmer, Vice President; Margarita Palomo, Mari-vel Palomo. Senor Max Allen, advisor. CHISIES [SPAN ! rqmana ;;n 98 QeRmAn cIub The German Club enjoyed a very food year at Logan High. One of their accomplishments was their success in becoming a member of the National Federation of Students of German, this being the first year that the German Club has ever achieved this goal. They also had guest speakers who talked to them in German, thus furthering their learning and enjoyment of their knowledge of German. The club had a very successful year. The advisor was MissMiskin. The membership included Lucinda David, Denisse Barja, Gail Peterson, Karen Goodall (Secretary), Carol Knuth, Dick Hatch, Walter Achatz, Reginald Peterson (Vice President), Hans Ettengruber, and Michael Stephenson (President). science cLub Which club, of all the clubs here at LHS, would be most likely to blow up the school? (No, it's not the ROTC.) Try the Science Club ! Activities of this intelligent club included a tour of USU's Chemical Building, a field trip to the Planetarium, a guest speaker who gave a fascinating lecture on diamonds, and a wide variety of interesting, exciting, (and weird) experiments . Club membership included Susan Parkinson, Bruce Allred, Jeff Cannon, Janet Miller, Kim Dopp, Terry Hatch, Robert Nelson, Hans Ettengruber, Brian Haan, Richard Vernon, Bob Cook, Wade Hancey, Brian Burnett, David Joy, Lynn Chidester, Susan Christensen, Gary Stevenson, and their great advisor, Mr. LaMar Anderson. 99 stage ccew Willing to give their time and effort to assemblies, plays and musicals this year, the stage crew, sight unseen, contributed much to the success of these. Members of the stage crew include: Bill Bylund, Bruce Allred, Kirk Koenig, Mike Bylund and Steve Petersen. Advisor: Mr. Larry Peterson. moOeL u.n. Membership of the Model UN included, Rowl: Lynn Henrie, Edna Dalton, Karen Goodall, Doug Kraus, Kathi Salunkhe, Mary Brooks, Laura Collins, Rinks Hansen. Row 2: Reed Hancey, Wilson Loza, Bob Whitaker, Janet Miller, Sonia Hargreaves, Ann Olsen, Kent Ross. Row3: Mr. Jensen (the Club's Advisor), Craig Madsen, Scott Snow, Quade Kotter, Susan Parkinson, Terry Hatch, Kathy Bahler, Kirk Koenig, Elizabeth Wood, Bruce All-red, Vicky Rowe, and Charles David. Abtont from picturo: Ellen Joy, Jen- ny Salisbury, Merlin Bunn, and Michelle Mecham. Mr. Richard Jensen, advisor r t% « I Boys An6 QIRlS states A great honor was achieved by the number of Logan High students that were selected to attend Boys State and Girls State. These ambitious people learned about the government and its function. They set up a mock government and successfully kept it going. Those representing Logan High at Girls State included Lora Blaser, Mary Brooks, Vicky Liljenquist, Robyn Butterfield, and Kristi Larsen. Logan High's Boys Staters included Bill Calderwood, Rick Mendini, Bob Emmett, Don Keaton, Jeff Call, Dave Hooper, Gary Stevenson, John Bateson, Kirk Koenig, Bruce Allred, Brian Burnett, Robert Nelson, and Mike Bylund. LOGAN LIBRARY 101 255 Nortti Wain Logonj Utah 84321 VARSITY TEAM Howl: Brent Johnson, Stan Nielson, Kevan Paul, Jerry Dunmire, Peter Greenburg. Row2: Debbie Johnson, Lora Blaser, Christine Thomas, Valoie Thompson, Linda Holdredge, Jan Baugh, Cindy Weight, Jennie Salisbury, Cherie Jensen, Vickie Freeman, Sharon Watkins, Tracie Hansen, Karen Goodall, Kathi Salunke. Absent: Brian Burnett, Janet Daines, Diane Wilde, Robyn Butterfield, Blair Daines. deBAte Under the direction (and Pressuring influence of Mr. Henrie, the Debate Team contributed much to the pride of Logan High. During the course of their various meets, they fast-talked themselves all the way to a number of trophies and awards, with recognition being rendered to different individuals for their personal achievements. They deserved all the praise they received. Mr. Weston G. Henrie 102 JUNIOR VARSITY Rowl: Brian McKell, Blair Daines, Bob White, Bryon Andreason, Steven Peterson. Row 2: Robert Bernston,Elyse Johnson, Linda Burnside, Bonnie Peterson, DeAnn Butterfield, Janet Kidd, Robert Welkie. Row3: Steve Peterson, Dirk Kotter, Teresa Champ, Janene Allen, Laurel Call, Peter Daines, Gloria Wennergren. Absent: Scott Davis, Phil Wahlstrom, Bryce Fifield. 103 contests and AWARDS Debra Jarrett: 1st place Jr. Gallery; 1st place stand; 1st place kneel and sit. Vicky Freeman: 1st place kneel, Jr. Gallery; 2nd place girl, Utah State sectional; High Girl, Postal Match; 3rd place overall. Postal Match. Becky Sawyer; 1st place sit, Utah Jr. Gallery Championship Rifle Match. Launee Hardman: 1st place Class B, Utah Jr. Gallery Championship Rifle Match. Dave Hooper: Winner, Utah Jr. Gallery Postal Match. Ken Fonnesbeck: 2nd place Class B, Utah Jr. Gallery Postal Match. Rodney Lundberg: High Jr. sitting in Sr. Gallery Championship . Over-all trophy winners at the Sky View Invitational Ski Contest: Marianne Clay, Elyse Johnson, Hollie Seeholzer, Debbie Wilson, Bob Emmett, Jeff Seeholzer, Mike Taylor, Bob White, and Doug Stowell. Kevin Wooldredge (absent). Jeff Seeholzer won 1st place in boys. Ernie Vandenwijngaert: Class B: 1st place kneel; 1st place stand; 3rd place aggregate, Utah Jr. Gallery Championship. Roger Sunada: 2nd place Class A, Utah Jr. Gallery Postal Match; 3rd place prone Class A, Utah Jr. Gallery Championship . 104 Bridge Building Contest: Dave Rich, 1st place-982 pounds; Hans Ettengruber, 2nd place; Absent, Brian Haan, 2nd. Diane Wilde, Sharon Watkins - 2nd place. Governor's Invitational Debate Meet. Peter Daines: Degree of Distinction, NFL Debate Becky Sears Homemaking Christine Thomas: 4th place Oratory, Debate Cindy Thompson Art Dick Hatch Language 105 Stan Nielson and Brian Burnett - 3rd place in Cross' Question Debate. special honoRs anP awaRPs Bill Calderwood: Honorable Mention All-America Football; Basketball: All-State and Player of the Year. Chris Perry: All-State Team, Basketball Scott Watterson: All State, Football and Player of the Year, FootbalI . Inquiring Editors: Julie Harding, Susan John, Sue Ann Cook, Gary Lundstrom, Cleve Butters, Scott Hill. DECA Bronze Merit Award winners: Cindy Poppleton, Joel Allred, Vicky Martin, Renee Petrie. Walter Achotz absent. 106 Girls of the Month. Rowl: Rosie Toledo, January; Miriam Ransom, May; Teresa Zlotnick, February. Row 2: Jean Butcher, October; Cynthia Lehman, April; Connie Croshaw, November; Cheryl Christensen, September; Debbie Dance, March; Janet Pritchette, December. Joan Elwood: Co-Ed Correspondent . Robyn Butterfield: Alternate to Girls Nation. Dalene Engert: Betty Crocker Homemaking Award . Janet Pichette: Girl of the Year. National Merit Semi-Finalists: Ann Munk, Peter Todd, Susan Parkinson. otheR honoRS Sponsor Rifle Drill Team won 1st in state exhibition. Stage Band won 1st in the State Jazz Festival (with 98 of 100 pts.) and were invited to represent Utah at the National Jazz Festival in Alabama. 107 First Year — Howl: Christine Neeley, Shelia Taggart, Virginia Jones, Colleen Flannery, Elaine Woffinden, Beck Sawyer, Christine Webb, Linda Hendricks, Lenis Allen, Cordell Henrie, Jeff Lewis. Row2: Kimi Eyre, Linda Holdredge, Laurie Hlovaty, Vicky Dolby, Bonnie Glenn, Sherri Hurst, LuAnn Ellis, Cindy Norris, Launee Hardman, Kim Pritchett, Lynette Bartlett, Cynthia Carter, Simone Vandenwijngoert. Row3: Fred Essig, Chad Emmett, Lester Essig, Bryan Haan, Mary Ann Sorenson, Kaylene Lamb, Lorie Smith, Mike Hedin, Joyn Reeder, Ron Salisbury, Shaunna Fuhriman, Lorie Gunnell, Ron Wiser. Row4: Margo Rigby, Kathy Moughan, Janet Daines, Andrea Felt, Jan Walker, Linda Willis, Gina Burtenshaw, Mary Anne Bennett, Elizabeth Anderson, Jenny Salisbury, Gail Peterson, Kristy Campbell, Cora Lee Elzinga, Jerry Toombs. honoR society Second Year — Rowl: Sharon Brown, Treasurer; Mrs. Stoddart, Advisor; Chris Perry, President. Row 2: Sheryl Stoker, Linda Rasmuson, Joan Elwood, Julene Burtenshaw, Rose Fishburn, Cynthia Tom, Debra Obray, DeSiree Tidwell, Cheryl Christensen, Robyn Butterfield, Susan John, Ann Munk. Row3: Susan Clark, Vicky Freeman, Bonnie Chapman, Sheryl Anderson, Susan Parkinson, Louise Honcey, Carolyn Brown, Janet Dewey, Sue Ann Cook, Dalene Engert, Grace Call, Julie Harding, Lorrain Gibbons. Row4: Lyle Merrill, Richard Vernon, Wade Hancey, Robert Nelson, Bruce Parker, Brian Burnett, Greg Allsop, Reginald Peterson, Randy Peterson, Peter Greenburg. Absont from picture: Jean White, Vice President; Diane Karren, Secretary. in memoRiam 4 -- R. ' y ) ;■ £:■ -. - - —. ■ ■- sa ??i 5 June 1956 CfC URS iVvas marked by selfless service to all those he associated with As a manager, he exhibited his willingness to go the extra mile, while always maintaining his cheerful, unassuming personality. His convictions molded the conscientious life he led. His optimistic outlook on life was typified by his continual smile. Truly Harold will be remembered for his unique sense of giving to others. ' ’He has fought the good fight, he has finished his course, he has kepfthe faith. (II Timothy 4;7) • - w? ?? ' jtfjg really put themselves into pep Rallies Enthusiasm abounded last year in the many peppy rallies presented by various organizations at Logan High. Zealous cheerleaders and songleaders, the band and Pep Club contributed their spirit and excitement and many long hours of time and effort. These efforts, combined with the spirit of the entire studentbody, made the athletic events of the year rewarding experiences for everyone. Thanks to all who took part in the pep rallies. ASsemBlies The studentbody of Logan High School displayed its good taste for entertainment when performers such as the Utah Symphony and Ballet West did their thing . Witnessing these excellent assemblies contributed to the cultural refinement of the studentbody and merely proved what can happen when we have quality assemblies . Class assemblies played an important part in the discovery of previously unknown talents in our midst. Eat your heart out Rozanne! The Man Whtf Came trDinner THE CAST DIRECTORS Mrs. Ernest Stanley Miss Preen ............ Richard Stanley June Stanley .......... John .................. Sarah ................. Mrs. Dexter ........... Mrs. McCutcheon ....... Mr. Stanley Maggie Cutler ......... Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside .... Harriet Stanley........ Bert Jefferson......... Professor Metz......... Lorraine Sheldon Sandy ................. Beverly Carlton ....... Westcott .............. Banjo.................. Expressmen Radiomen Girls Trio ............ Ann Dawson ..... Kathy Baylor ...... Paul Stuart ....... Laurie Kay ...... Jeff Cannon Janis Larson .... Gina Horlacher Brenda James ...... Robert Allen Mary Brooks Kirk Koenig Don Keaton Linda Rasmussen John Bateson ... Robert Berntson Dawn Bate ....... Ben Jarvis .... Steven Peterson Brad Meservy .... Chad Godfrey Ben Jarvis Chad Emmett Julene Burtenshaw Sheri Eyre Cindi Vosburg Mr. Eugene Tueller School “Platf If Don Keaton walked Into your house and called it a moldy mortuary, you would probably knock him down. Well, that's what he did to Ann Dawson and she just 'grinned and beared it'. With Linda Rasmussen floating around and Chad Godfrey being his own hyperactive self, last year's school play just had to beat all. Don kept the audience laughing, with his rude remarks to Kathy, and Steve sang his way into the peoples' hearts. The whole production went off we 11. Come on mother, lock me in my room. He's quite mad. I really don't mean to be bad. I smell a rat, a rat with a beard. 115 ScAooi TKuUccU BRlGAdOOn John Bateson Susan Wuthrich -Fiona McLaren Don Keaton -Mr. Lundie Vickie Liljenquist -Jean McLaren Dawna Hardman -Maggie Anderson Dave Hooper -Andrew McLaren 116 CHORUS Row 1: Sheryl Stoker, Doug Kraus, Michelle Mecham, Jean Schvaneveldt, Mary Lyn Worley, Bonnie Glenn, Miriam Ransom, Lorie Gunnell, Dawn Bate, Vickie Elder, Jan Baugh, Kimi Eyre, Chad Emmett, LaNette Brown, Kristi Larsen, Don Keaton, Dawna Hardman, Brenda James, Vickie Liljenquist, Rick Mendini, Sue Wuthrich, Colette Anderson, Cynthia Lehman, Julene Burtenshaw, Virginia Jones, Gina Horlacher, Katie Blanscett, Linda Roberts, Sheri Eyre, Deb Dance, Louise Bullen. Row 2: Ben Jarvis, Jerry Dunmire, Mark Anderson, Bob Emmett, Brad Andrews, Malley Hislop, Jean White, Scott Farner, Becky Sears, Susan Parkinson, Rudy Johnson, Kent Ross, Jeff Seeholzer, Dave Hooper, Chris Perry, Peter Greenburg, Jared Harris, Brian Jarrett, Mike Stephenson, Steve Peterson, Ron Salisbury, Paul Stewart, Robert Nelson, Chad Godfrey. DANCERS Dancers: Jeff Seeholzer, Becky Sears, Scott Farner, Lorie Gunnell, Mike Stephenson, Jean White, Ben Jarvis, Linda Roberts, Peter Greenburg, Dawna Hardman, Louise Bullen, Mark Anderson, Jean Schvanveldt, Jared Harris, Colette Anderson, Kimi Eyre, Ron Salisbury. 117 TKutic l Mr. Eugene Tueller Production Director Mrs. Bessie Pack Costume Director Ann Munk Accompanist Debbie Olson Student Director ORCHESTRA Rowl: Roy Hansen, Lenis Allen, Vickie Dolby, Joan Parrish, David Lisonbee, Cindy Vosberg, Desiree Tidwell. Row2: Ann White, Melissa Dixon, Janet Miller, Kaylene Weeks, Christy Neeley, Cynthia Carter, Jeff Lewis, Louise Richardson. Row3: Lorraine Gibbons, Jeff Wagner, Joe Harris, Kim Dopp, Terry Hatch, Kim Hansen. Row 4: Scott Hill, Krog Marshal I, T.J. Woffinden, Wade Hancey. “Ptft @lc(6 Dance November 22 - One of the most successful dances held last year proved to the juniors and seniors what sophomores can do when they put their minds to it. Sponsored by the Pep Club, and decorated around the theme Alice in Wonderland, the annual girls' choice Pep Club dance drew tremendous crowds and everyone who attended enjoyed the evening. Dance Committee: Rowl: Kristy Crookston, LeAnn McCallister. Row 2: Sue Williams, Kayleen Maughan, Vicki Elder, Chairman. Absent from picture: Sharon Lundstrom, Janae Jensen, Liz Carlisle, Marie Hamberlin, Co-Chairman. 19 time to RememBep” The theme of A Time to Remember symbolized Logan High's Homecoming for 1972-73. The big Homecoming Dance climaxed a week of parades, assemblies, and activities. The studentbody really enjoyed the week, which symbolized the Logan High spirit. HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Cindy Thompson; Jean White, Queen; Susan Wuthrich. 121 (tyiiAtmeu omcc “UnOeR the Chmstmas tcee” Saturday, December 23, — Under the tutelage of Mr. Soderquist, this year's Art Club put on a fantastic Christmas Dance. The theme, Under the Christmas Tree, seemed well chosen and everyone enjoyed themselves. 122 CHRISTMAS STOCKING BOY AND GIRL: Bill Calderwood and Mary Lyn Worley. 123 TfUlUeuuf “Ball Requiem fop the masses The queen and king???? Tiptoe under the sabers. January 27— Traditionally at Logan High, the Military Ball highlights the activities of the ROTC Department. Last year proved no exception as the department presented Requiem for the Masses. The unusual decorations created an effective atmosphere of a Spanish bullfight. Under the direction of Col. Stockton and Sgt. Tripp, the military science classes worked long and hard to present a well-planned and enjoyable evening. Hey everybody, what's so interesting? MILITARY BALL ROYALTY: Carol Brown; Vickie Freeman; Ronda Benson, Queen; Ruth Mortensen, DanaTueller. 125 SutceXAeatt “SaU 1 Was BoRn in Love With you” Friday, February 16 — Under the faithful and flawless direction of the Girls League, the Sweetheart’s Ball proved to be one of the most successful dances held during the year. Dancing to the music of Sounds Unlimited, numerous girls and their dates spent an evening not easily forgotten. MOST PREFERRED MEN Donde McGregor, sophomore Steve Skobelund, senior Keven Buttars, junior 127 fluHUXI 'Pro n nights in White Satin Eileen Stock Miles Peterson Attendants Suzanne Haws Keven Buttars Attendants Jolyn Reeder Queen Lester Essig King 128 Sttuon, “SeUl “Just an Old fashioned Love Song” Grace Call Lorie Gunnell Steve Skabelund Terry Hatch Attendants Attendants Julie Harding Queen Frank Stewart King 129 One of the more successful football seasons in Logan High history was led this past year by veteran coaches (left to right) Bill Ryan, Steve Kidman, Hal Lewis, head coach, Roger Wilson and Rod Tueller. SCOTT WATTERSON 37 - Sr. Tailback DARRELL KAY 15 - Sr. Quarterback STEVE SKABELUND 13 - Sr. Quarterback The fall of 1972 has been a season of extremes. Great upset victories on one end and disappointing losses on the other. The 1972 season has seen fantastic record breaking and aweinspiring performances. Great lessons have been taught, valuable experiences enjoyed. The seniors have struggled and fought against overwhelming obstacles to uphold Logan High tradition. They should look back with pride and satisfaction and always be proud to be a Logan Grizzly. STEVE KNUDSON 17 - Sr. Quarterback STEVE CAZIER MIKE ROSKELLEY 25 - Sr. Fullback 31 - Sr. Split End 133 MARK ANDERSON 42 - Sr. Center RICKY MENDINI 46 - Sr. Split End SCOTT JAGG I 48 - Sr. Split End STAN NIELSON 50 - Sr. Center KIM DOPP 56 - Sr. Center ROLAND OLIVER 60 - Sr. Guard CHRIS PERRY 63 - Sr. Guard ELLIS TAYLOR 64 - Sr. Guard BILL CALDERWOOD MARK HARRISON 65 - Sr. Guard 68 - Sr. Guard STEVE WISER 70 - Sr. Tackle GARY STEPHENS 76 - Sr. Tackle DAVE HOOPER 77 - Sr. Tackle ALAN SEAMONS 78 - Sr. Tackle 134 WAYNE JENSEN 86 - Sr. Tight End MALLEY HISLOP 11 - Jr. Quarterback JIM CATRON 44 - Jr. Fullback HUBERT ANDERSON 23 - Jr. Quarterback FRANK STEWART 88 - Sr. Tight End MILES PETERSON 52 - Jr. Center JEFF SEEHOLZER 29 - Jr. Split End MIKE HEDIN 33 - Jr. Tailback JIM EVERTON 35 - Jr. Tight End PAUL JAMES 54 - Jr. Guard JEFF LARSEN 72 - Jr. Tackle SCOTT RYAN 87 - Sr. Split End PAUL KEELER 61 - Jr. Guard TRAINERS AND MANAGERS Taking care of cuts and bruises, broken bones, lost contacts, sore muscles, sprained ankles, and every other imaginable injury, the trainers and managers played a big part in Logan's football progress this past year. They were Mike Stephenson, head trainer, Dennis Brown, Cordell Henrie (absent from picture), head manager, Rod Long, and Harold Washburn. ll M STEVE PEHRSON 74 - Jr. Tackle SCOTT WALLIS 83 - Jr. Split End BEN WINTERS 81 - Jr. Split End DON RINGLE 85 - Jr. Tight End 136 JUNIOR VARSITY - Back row, I. to r.: Scott Wallis, Malley Hislop, Hubert Anderson, Jerry Toombs. Socond row: Harold Washburn, manager; Dennis Brown, trainer; Jeff Larsen, Rand Lewis, Bryon Andreason, Ramie LaBelle, Miles Petersen. Third row: Paul Harris, Tab Neilsen, Craig Madsen, Mike Hedin, Don Ringle, Paul Keeler, Ralph Lewis, Steve Pehrson. Front row: Rod Long, manager; Colin Harris, Jeff Seeholzer, Jeff Champlin, Ron Salisbury, Kelly Rasmussen, Ben Winters, Jim Everton, Jim Catron. Absont from picture: Garth Stockton. J.V. SCORES Us Opponent Them 26 Bear, River 12 0 Bonneville 34 0 Sky View 61 0 Box Elder 18 6 Weber 21 19 Roy 26 14 Ben Lomond 6 After a long season of practice and games, the Junior Varsity and the Sophomores gained a lot of valuable experience. Under the direction of the J. V. and Sophomore coaches the Juniors and Sophomores showed that they have a lot of promise and talent for the 1973 and 1974 seasons. They showed a lot of school spirit in the way they performed this season and this was also demonstrated by the enthusiasm of the fans at the games. SOPHOMORE SCORES Us Opponent Them 6 Bear River 0 14 Bonneville 14 0 Sky View 32 28 Box Elder 22 6 Weber 0 6 Roy 24 0 Ben Lomond 21 14 Ogden 26 SOPHOMORE TEAM - Back row, I. o r.: Brent Christensen, Brent Clark, Rond Lewis, Alex Baugh, Ken Fonnesbeck, Craig Alder, Ronnie Isom, Harvey Brown, Duffy McFarland, Jon Blair, Perry Smith, Kent Cook, Monty Hedin. Front row: Jeff Eames, Stan LaMont, DuWayne Dahle, Scott Cazier, Richard Winget, Grant Pocha, Todd McGregor, Tom Obray, LaRon Larsen, Walter Washburn. Absont from picture: Joel Allred, Bryon Andreasen, Scott Christensen, David Fjelsted, Tracy Hadfield, Jon Hayward, Jerry Jardine, Craig Madsen, Dande McGregor, Ed Petersen, Quain Petersen, Robert Potter, Jim Sorensen, Mike Stauffer, Tom Trolson, Doug Watts. BASketBAll Us Opponent PRE-SEASON Them 52 Provo 60 54 Clearfield 59 60 Minico 41 70 Tooele 62 54 Minico 57 59 Ben Lomond 50 50 Ogden SEASON 66 59 Roy 56 61 Box Elder 52 79 Bear River 54 58 Weber 41 58 Sky view 64 74 Bonneville 65 62 Roy 49 69 Box Elder 56 74 Bear River 56 58 Weber 57 68 Sky View 75 64 Bonneville TOURNAMENT 69 48 Ogden 53 78 Skyline 67 72 Viewmont 57 62 Highland 60 The '72-73 Logan High basketball team owes a large part of their success to these coaches: Hal Lewis, J.V.; Rod Tueller, head coach; and Roger Wilson, sophomore team. We're from Logan ! Couldn't be prouder ! If you can't hear us now. We'll yell a little louder! These words rang through the University of Utah Special Events Center as the Logan High Grizzlies took fifth place consolation honors After a first round loss to a tough Ogden team, and losing star scorer Bill Calderwood to an ankle injury, the gutsy Grizzlies came back and won the next three games. Logan was awarded the fifth place trophy after defeating Skyline and View-mont, and beating Highland in a nerve-wracking overtime game. Individual honors for the season went to Chris Perry, 2nd high scorer in the tournament, all tourney and all-region team, Bill Calderwood, unanimous choice for best all-region player, and Scott Watterson, all-region honorable mention. M I K E R O S K E L L E Y Sr. Gd K E N T D E H A R T Sr. Gd The guys who held the 1973 Grizzlies together: Mike Stephenson, trainer; Rick Mendini, head manager; Harold Washburn, Malley Hislop, and Colin White, managers. S T E V E S K A B E L U N D Sr. Gd S C o T T W A T T E R S O N Sr. Gd 139 Us Opponent PRE-SEASON Them 58 Provo 74 62 Clearfield 43 69 Minico 67 82 Tooele 72 53 Minico SEASON 38 74 Roy 62 61 Box Elder 63 71 Bear River 25 57 Weber 59 83 Sky View 94 51 Bonneville 56 72 Roy 68 73 Box Elder 70 85 Bear River 58 64 Weber 58 63 Sky View 61 64 Bonneville 54 j.v. and sophs, winning seasons This year's Junior Varsity team, coached by Hal Lewis, ended a great season by beating Bonneville 64 to 54. Earlier, the J.V. defeated Sky View by one point in an exciting game in the USU Spectrum. The J.V. showed a fantastic amount of school spirit and Grizzly pride as they went on to a winning season. The juniors and sophomores on the J.V. gained a lot of valuable experience for the next seasons . Coach Roger Wilson's sophomores also gained valuable experience for the next two seasons. They represented the sophomore class and also the entire Logan studentbody. Throughout the season they showed their pride in Logan and played their way to a winning record. SOPHOMORE SCORES Us Opponent Them PRE-SEASON 71 Preston 28 SEASON 57 Roy 39 69 Box Elder 58 51 Bear River 46 65 Weber 64 54 Sky View 70 67 Bonneville 55 77 Roy 66 59 Box Elder 73 62 Bear River 54 68 Weber 56 66 Sky View 74 75 Bonneville 57 Members of the 1972-73 Sophomore team. Front row: Brent Christensen, Bryon Andreason, Rand Lewis, DuWayne Dahle, Richard Winget, and Stan LaMont. Second row: Monty Hedin, Todd McGregor, Ken Fonnesbeck, Tom Obray, Mike John, Scott Cozier, Del Ray Purser, and Coach Roger Wilson. This year has been one of the great years of tradition and pride on the basketball court. A team made up of little experience, average size and untested ability proved again the glory of hard work and dedicated efforts. One of the keys to the success has to be the leadership of the seven seniors, the fellowship of the seven juniors and the presence of five sophomores who worked, watched, and learned, also the assistance of five fine managers in every respect. All in all, once again, the team had to be the reason for all the success achieved. Many lessons were learned on and off the court; tremendous involvement by the entire studentbody and faculty was evident. I congratulate the team and the entire school for maintaining and upholding the Pride and the TRADITIONS of Logan High School. 143 The 1972-73 wrestling team consisted of. Front row: Nathan Ford, Neil Black, Dande McGregor, Alan Obray, Mark Fishburn, and Klane Reynolds. Second row: Coach Kidman, Eddie Peterson, Gary Spephens, Roland Oliver, Wayne Campbell, Quade Kotter, Dart McGregor, and Dennis Brown, trainer. wpestLinq The Logan High wrestling team, in only its second year of competition proved to be very competitive. Our wrestlers are gaining experience for the 1973-74 season through hard work and dedication to the program. Gary Stephens had a great season. He placed first in the 185 lb. class in the region tournament. Allan Obray, Dart McGregor, and Brad Stock-ton took 4th place in their classes and also represented Logan at the State Tournament. Next year our returning wrestlers will continue to work hard to improve our record at Logan High. 144 This year's swimming team consisted of, Frontrow: Fred Essig, Mike Bylund, Brian Haan, Brian Burnett, Lester Essig, Greg Winter Second row: Bill Bylund, Jeff Call, Kent Cook, Steve Pritchett, and Raymond Clark. swimming Although few in numbers, Logan High was well represented with some excel lent individual performances. Mike Bylund, a senior, repeatedly set school records all year. At the region meet he set new region records in the 200 and 400 yard freestyle races. There were some excellent young swimmers including juniors Fred and Lester Essig. Lester in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle and Fred in the backstroke won enough firsts and improved their performances sufficiently to gove great promise for next year. Bill Bylund and Kent Cook, sophomores, will help the team effort next year. tk 145 Golf Team for 1972-73 consisted of: Wayne Jensen, Mike Roskelley, Wade McFarland; Back row, Mike Simpson, Donel Larson, Mike Bates. Absent; Mike John, Phillip Wahlstrom. QOlp The Logan High Golf Team had a successful season, losing only one match. The one loss kept them from the championship. They finished second and qualified for the state meet held in Logan. The region qualifying took place in the fall. This not only forced us to wait for the spring state meet but forced Wayne Jensen and Mike Ros-kelleyinto dual roles as football players and golfers. These two, teamed with Mike Simpson,gave the team superior senior leadership. 146 COACH ROGER WILSON The 1972-73 Tennis Team consisted of, Frontrow: Emad Guirguis, Lester Essig, Richard Winget, Kirk Nelson, Brian Haan, Doug Stowell. Back row: Coach Ryan, Brent Christensen, Fred Essig, Craig Madsen, Scott Christensen, Dave Misner. tennis In large measure, Sophomores comprised last year's tennis team. With only Dave Misener, Fred and Lester Essig, and Kirk Nielson, all juniors, back from last year's team, we had to rely on the younger boys to fill in. We had some excellent prospects at the start of the season that helped us develop a strong team. If Kent Christensen, Brent Christensen, and Richard Winget live up to their expectations, we should have a really great season next year. COACH BILL RYAN 147 Baseball Team for 1972-73 Included, Front row: Kriby Johnson, Frank Stewart, Darrell Kay, Scott Ryan, Steve Knudson, Scott Watterson, Mark Anderson. Back : Coach Steve Kidman, Paul James, Mike Bartholome, Bill Calderwood, Keven Butters, Jerry Jardlne, Jeff Seeholzer, Mike Hedin, Stan LaMont, and Hubert Anderson. BASeBAll The '73 Grizzly baseball team consisted of: Left Field, Steve Knudson; 3rd Base, Scott Ryan; Catcher, Mike Roskelley; 2nd Base, Mark Anderson; Short Stop, Frank Stewart; Jerry Jar-dine. Pitcher; Outfield, Darrell Kay and Scott Watterson; 1st Base, Bill Calderwood; Pitchers, Mark Haslam, Mike Bartholome, Keven Buttars, Stan LaMont, and Hubert Anderson. Outfield and Catcher, Paul James; Outfield, Jeff Seeholzer; 1st and 3rd Bases, Kirby Johnson; and 2nd Base, Mike Hedin. Steve Kidman coached the Grizzly Team. 148 COACH STEVE KIDMAN Track Team for 1972-73 included, Rowl: David Eliason, Tom Obray, Ray Robison, Chris Perry, Steve Skabelund, Ben Winters, Doug Watts, Alex Baugh, Alan Obray. Row 2: Max Wallace, Wayne Campbell, Trent Lewis, Rick Mendini, Roland Oliver, LaRon Larsen, Bob Sorenson, Jeff Eames, Mike Freeman, Robbie Potter. Row3: DuWayne Dohle, Kent Cook, Jeff Larsen, Colin White, Gary Stephens, Ronnie Isom, Scott Wallis, Paul Keeler, Mike Stauffer, Robin Colston. tRACk COACH HAL LEWIS The Logan High track team of 1973 completed a very successful season. The Grizzly team participated in the following events: Shot Put, Javelin, Pole Vault, High Jump, Broad Jump, High Hurdles, 100-yard Dash, Mile, 440-yard Run, 180-Yard Low Hurdles, 880-Yard Run, 220-Yard Run, Medley, Relay, Mile Relay, and the 880-Yard Relay. 149 9 th HLgiit ■9 dAMMod ofa cu owL ehl twv oun LkappiM . 9 | (Huie uexL a hixm e ct X e tk j OAUt. jtj pltlUA . TUn 9 f lojuady. — Theme by Linda Rc 153 chemsh yesteRday . . . 154 dReam totnopROw . . . 156 Live today . . . Logan Hardware Co. 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Bond I Petersen, Sheridan Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Peterson, Cloir Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Peterson, Evan Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Student Council I Peterson, Rondy Boys' League 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 ROTC 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3 Drill Team 2-3 Science Club 2-3 Peterson, Reginald Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Band 1-2 German Club 1-2-3 Spanish Club 3 Petrie, Renee Girls’ Leogue 1-2-3 DECA I Phillips, James Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Model UN 1-3 German Club I Rifle Teom 1-2-3 Drill Team 2 Color Guard 2-3 Ski Club I Pichette, Jon Girls' League 1-2-3 190 Art Club 1-2-3 Grizzly Staff 1-2 Cantadores 3 Potter, Sue Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Hi-Lo's 2-3 FHA I Junior Choir 1-2 Art Club I Preston, Tim Boys' League 3 Prince, Lesley Girls' League 1-2-3 Library Staff I Honor Roll 2-3 Science Club 3 Art Club 2 Office Practice 2-3 Pritchett, Cynthia Girls' League 1-2-3 Purser, Steve Boys' League 1-2-3 Ransom, Miriam Girls' League 1-2-3 FHA I Chauntaires 2-3 Musical 3 FBLA 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Honor Roll 2-3 German Club I Junior Choir I Rosmuson, Linda Girls' League 1-2-3 Historian 3 Chauntaires 2-3 Cantadores I School Play 3 Spanish Club 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Debate 1-2 Seminary Council I Spanish Club V.P. 1-2 Rees, Vern Boys' League 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Reese, Anne Marie Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Spanish Club 1-2 FBLA 3 Green Shock 3 Reese, Bonnie Girls' League 1-2-3 Rich, Dave Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Football I Honor Roll I Track I Rickert, Steve Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Rigby, Tonja Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Ringie, Dorlyn Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Junior Choir I Model UN 1-2 Sponsors 2-3 Rifle Drill Team 2-3 FHA 3 Ripplinger, Lore Girls' League 1-2-3 Art Club 3 Roskelley, Mike Boys' League Officer 3 Honor Roll 1-2 Bosketball 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Golf 1-2-3 Baseball 3 Band I Letterman 1-2-3 Key Club 2 Russell, Val Boys' League 1-2-3 Rust, Kaye Girls' League 1-2-3 FHA I senioR summApy Ryan, Scott Boys' League 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Bond 1-2-3 Swimming 2-3 Letterman 2-3 Key Club 2 Baseball 1-2-3 Schiess, Jenny Girls' League 1-2-3 Student Store 1-2-3 DECA 3 Senior Assembly 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Seamons, Alan Boys’ League 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Chauntaires 3 Letterman 2-3 Track I Key Club 2 Band I Seamons, Blake Boys' League 1-2-3 VICA I Sears, Becky Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Chauntaires 3 Cantadores 3 Junior Choir 1-2 Student Senate 3 Musical 3 School Play 2 Art Club 1-2 Musical Costumes 1-2-3 Moke-lt-With-Wool 1-2-3 Seeholzer, Hollie Girls' League 1-2-3 Debate I Ski Club I Hi-Lo's 2 Powderpuff Football 3 Simpson, Mike Boys’ League 1-2-3 Basketball I Golf 1-2-3 Skabelund, James Boys' League 1-2-3 Student Store 2 Skabelund, Steve Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Footboll 1-2-3 Seminary Council 3 Skiby, Della Girls' League 1-2-3 Smith, Craig Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 DECA 3 Honor Roll 2 Smith, Kevin Boys' League 1-2-3 Smith, Reese Boys' League 1-2-3 Student Store 2-3 Library Staff 3 DECA 3 Smith, Tonya Girls' League 1-2-3 Art Club 1-2 Chauntaires 2-3 Somers, Mike Boys' League 1-2-3 Spindler, Kris Girls' League 1-2-3 Bond 1-2-3 Orchestra 2-3 Art Club I Steed, Marty Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Junior Choir I Chauntaires 2-3 Stage Band 1-2 Musical 2-3 Musical Orchestra I Student Senate 3 Bond 1-2-3 Class President 2 Studentbody Pres. 3 Stenquist, Michael Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Swimming 2 VICA 3 Stephens, Gary Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Letterman 2-3 Wrestling 2-3 Track 1-2-3 Key Club 3 Stephenson, Michael Boys' League 1-2-3 Debate I Letterman 1-2-3 Musical 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3 Orchestra J-2-3 Chauntaires 3 Stettler, Robert Boys' League 1-2-3 Stewart, Rose Marie Girls' League 3 FHA 3 Stevenson, Gary Boys' League 1-2-3 Chountaires 2-3 Key Club Officer 2-3 Science Club 3 Stewart, Frank Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Bond 1-2-3 Stage Band 2-3 Football 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Key Club 2-3 Letterman 2-3 Stockton, Brad Boys' Leogue 3 Wrestling 3 ROTC 3 Stoker, Sheryl Girls' League 1-2-3 Amphion 2-3 Breakfast Chrmn. 3 Cantadores I Chauntaires 2-3 FHA 1-2 Honor Roll 2-3 Musical 2-3 Street, Paul Boys' League 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3 Stage Band 2-3 Orchestra 3 Musical Orchestra 2 Strickland, Felice Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 DECA Stuart, Debra Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Art Club I German Club 1-2-3 Science Club 2 Model UN 2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Green Shack 3 Sunoda, Roger Boys' League 1-2-3 ROTC 1-2-3 Rifle Team 1-2-3 Drill Team 3 Color Guard 1-2-3 Swenson, Janice Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Taggart, Shelia Girls’ League 3 Art Club 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Taylor, Ellis Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Ski Club I Trock I Baseball I Taylor, Mike Boys' League 1-2-3 Bond 1-2-3 Orchestra 2-3 Stage Bond 2-3 Musical Orchestra 3 Key C lub 2-3 All-State Band 2 Thatcher, Paul Boys’ League 1-2-3 ROTC 1-2-3 Student Store 1-2 Musical 1-2 Thompson, Cindy Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Art Club 1-2-3 Grizzly Staff 1-2-3 Student Senate 1-2-3 Class Officer 3 Thompson, Marianne Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 FHA 2 Art Club 1-2 Thornley, Tad Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Tibbits, Lornel Boys’ Leogue 1-2-3 Tidwell, DeSiree Girls’ Leogue 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Hi-Lo's 3 Bond 1-2-3 Debate I Drum Majorette 1-2 Junior Choir I Girl of the Month 2 Todd, Peter Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Tom, Cynthia Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Model UN 2 Honor Roll 2-3 FBLA Secretary 3 Library Staff I Student Store I Tsosie, Judy Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Tueller, Tina Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Cheerleader 2-3 Musical I Art Club 1-2 French Club 2-3 Vandenwijngaert, Simone Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 FBLA 3 Venus, Craig Boys' League 1-2-3 VICA I Vernon, Richard Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Walker, Debra Girls’ Leogue 1-2-3 Ward, Lori Girls' League 1-2-3 Art Club 1-2 Hi-Lo's 3 Chauntaires 2-3 Watson, Kent Boys' League 1-2-3 Wotterson, Scott Boys' League 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Band I Honor Roll 1-2 Trock 1-2-3 Key Club 2 Lettermon 1-2-3 Waffs, Beverly Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 FHA I Green Shack 3 Girls Glee 2 Kitchen Help 3 Volunteer Work 3 Watts, Marilyn Girls' League 1-2-3 Art Club 1-2 FBLA 3 Honor Roll 3 Webb, Melanie Girls' League 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 French Club 3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Weight, Larry Boys' League 1-2-3 Wertman, Debra Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Whetstone, Robert Boys' League 1-2-3 White, Ann Girls' Leogue 3 Orchestra 3 Musical 3 FHA 3 White, Jean Girls' League 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Crimson Colony 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 French Club 3 Debate I Ski Club I Musical 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Wilson, Debbie Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Debate I Junior Choir I Hi-Lo's 2-3 Winter, Greg Boys' Leogue 1-2-3 Wrestling I Swimming 2-3 VICA 3 Winters, Jan Girls' Leogue 3 Wiser, Steve Boys' League 1-2-3 Footboll 1-2-3 Track 2 Letterman 3 Woffinden, Elaine Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 FHA 1-2-3 Sponsors 3 Model UN 1-2 Art Club I Amphion 2-3 Library Staff I Honor Roll 2-3 Rifle Drill Team 3 FHA Officer 3 Wuthrich, Susan Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Musical 2-3 Crimson Colony 2-3 Songleader 1-2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Dance Royalty 3 Zabriskie, Sheryl Girls' Leogue 1-2-3 FHA 3 index seniops Adams, Jeff Adams, Crai 9 51, Allen, Bonnie 51, 89 Allred, Bruce 51, 90, 91, 99, 100, 101 Allsop, Greg 51, 105 Anderson, Doug 51 Andersen, Elayne Elwood Anderson, Mark 51, 81, 117, 134, 148 Anderson, Sheryl 51, 88, 105 Andra, Julie 51 Andrews, Brad 51, 70, 71, 81, 94, 117 Atkinson, Laurie 51 Bahler, Kathy 51, 100 Bartlett, Lynette 51, 70, 71, 97, 105 Bate, Dawn 51, 80, 82, 117 Bateson, John 51, 70, 71, 78 , 79, 80, 82, 94, 101, 116 Beach, Buff 51, 83 Beck, Scott 51, 94 Bennett, Kothy 51 Benson, Rondo 51, 89, 97, 125 Berntson, Karen 51, 97 Bindrup, Alan Bingham, Shelia 51, 92 Bird, Eileen 51, 83 Bird, Janis 51 Bird, Joan 51 Blanscett, Katie 51, 75, 80, 117 Blanchard, Potty 51 Blaser, Lora 28, 52, 101, 102 Boudrero, Mike 52 Bowen, Clydell 52, 80 Bowers, Craig 52 Braegger, Marsha 52 Broberg, Mike 52 Brooks, Mary 52, 100, 101, 108 Brown, Carolyn 52, 80, 105 Brown, Debbie 52 Brown, LaNette 52, 80, 97, 117 Brown, Sharon 52, 70, 71, 105 Bullen, Louise 52, 80, 117 Bunn, Merlin 52 Burnett, Brian 28, 52, 81, 94, 99, 101, 105, 107 Burtenshaw, Julene 52, 80, 105, 117 Buttars, Cleve 52, 72, 106, 108 Buttars, Debbie 52 Butterfield, Robyn 50, 52, 80, 101, 105, 109 Bylund, Mike 52, 79, 100, 101, 108 Calderwood, Bill 3, 52, 93, 101, 108, 123 134, 140, 148 Call, Grace 52, 82, 97, 105 Call, Jeff 53, 101 Call, Robert 53 Compbell, Craig 53, 77, 78, 79 Campbell, Debbie 53 Carter, Cynthia 53, 76, 89, 118, 105 Cozier, Steve 53, 70, 133, 156 Chadwick, Becky 53 Chopman, Bonnee 53, 105 Chatelain, Ed 53, 76 Christensen, Cheryl 53, 81, 105, 109 Christensen, Kim 53, 81, 92 Christensen, Kristi 53 Christensen, Wendy 53, 70, 71, 82 Christopherson, Candi 51 Church, Lynette 53, 83 Clayton, John Clark, Susan 53, 80, 97, 105 Cluff, Robert 53 Coleman, Kelly 53, 81, 83 Conlin, Kristy Cook, Robert 53, 99 Cook, Sue Ann 53, 92, 105, 108 Cook, Teresa 54, 89, 96 Cooper, Lee Ann 54 Corbridge, Judy 54 Covington, Rochelle 54 Craghead, Sandy 54 Crockett, Dianne 54 Crockett, Ernie Dahle, Susan 54, 92 Dance, Debbie 54, 80, 82, 108, 117, 109 Dattage, DoNita 54 Davenport, Tammy 54, 97 Dawson, Ann 54, 81 DeHart, Kent 54, 139 Dewey, Janet 54, 81, 89, 105 Dewey, Janet 54, 81, 89, 105 Dopp, Debbie 54, 79 Dopp, Kim 54, 78, 79, 99, 118, 134 Dopp, Sherry 54, 79 Dorigatti, Dole 54 Ellgen, Jean 54 Elwood, Joan 28, 54, 80, 82, 109, 105 Emmett, Bob 54, 74, 80, 82, 94, 101, 117, 106 Engert, Dalene 54, 70, 71, 82, 109, 105 Erickson, Suzanne 54 Everton, Ruth 54, 82 Ewer, Richard 55, 79 Farner, Scott 55, 91, 117 Fehlmon, Joyce 55 Fishburn, Rosalie 55, 105 Flannery, Colleen 55, 105 Force, Jane Frandsen, Kate 55 Frank, Helena 55 Freeman, Brenda 55 Freeman, Vicky 55, 88, 89, 102, 106, 125, 105 Fuhrimon, Shounna 55, 83, 105 Gessel, Christine 55 Gessel, Karla 55, 97 Gibbons, Lorrain 55, 77, 97, 118, 105 Gill, Danny 55 Godfrey, Chod 55, 117 Greenberg, Peter 55, 72, 80, 82, 102, 116, 117, 105, 107 Gregerson, Terri 55 Griffin, Alan 55 Gunnell, Lorie 55, 82, 97, 117, 105 Hoan, Lynn 55 Halaufia, Selu 55 Hall, Barbara 56 Hamilton, Clare 56 Hammond, Bill 56 Hancey, Louise 56, 83, 97, 105 Hancey, Wade 56, 77, 99, 118, 105 Hansen, Kim 56, 79, 118 Hansen, Roy 56, 77, 78, 79, 118 Harding, Julie 56, 82, 97, 108, 105 Hardman, Dawna 56, 81, 101, 116, 117 Harris, Jared 56, 79, 117 Harris, Lee 56 Harrison, Denise 56 Harrison, Mark 56, 80, 134 Hart, David 56 Haslam, Mark 56, 74, 77 Hatch, Cynthia 56, 81, 89, 96 Hatch, Dick 56, 106 Hatch, Terry 56, 77, 78, 79, 99, 100, 118, 157 Haws, Cedra 56, 97 Henrie, Cordell 56, 105 Hepner, Carol 56 Hickman, Jeff Hill, Marcia 56 Hill, Scott 56, 77, 79, 108, 118 Hooper, Dave 56, 80, 90, 101, 106, 116, 117, 134 Horlacher, Gina 56, 80, 117 Housed, Anne 56 Hunsaker, Bruce 56 Jaggi, Scott 56, 70, 134, 153 James, Brenda 56, 77, 79, 81, 116, 117 Jarrett, Debra 56, 88, 89, 96, 106 Jensen, Joy 56, 82 Jensen, Wayne 56, 93, 135, 139, 146 Jessop, Becky 56, 70, 71, 82 Jessop, Robin 56, 92 John, Stephanie 6, 56 John, Susan 56, 70, 71, 108, 105 Johnson, Brent 56, 102 Johnson, Jeri 56 Johnson, Kriby 56, 79, 148 Jones, Virginia 56, 79, 80, 117, 105 Jorgenson, Dave 56 Jorgenson, Gary 56 Jorgenson, Gay Etta 56, 82 Kaae, Shelia 56, 89 Karren, Dianne 56, 84 Kay, Darrell 56, 90, 133, 148 Kay, Kora 56 Keaton, Don 29, 57, 80, 82, 94, 101, 116, 117 Keller, Greg 57 Kidd, David 57, 80 Knudson, Steve 57, 82, 93, 133, 148 Koenig, Kirk 57, 100, 101 Kohfeld, Kathy 57, 77, 79 Kohler, Ronald 57, 95 Kotter, Quade 57, 81, 94, 100 Kunz, Doug 57 Lamborn, Vance 57, 95 Larsen, Cindy 57 Larsen, Edward Larsen, Jean 57 Larsen, Kristi 57, 80, 82, 101, 117 Larsen, Steven J. 57 Larson, Guy 1. 57, 90 Larson, Janis 57, 81 LeBoron, Gavin 57 Leo, Jocky H. 57 Liechty, Kim B. 57 Liechty, Teresa 57, 79, 97 Liljenquist, Vickie 29, 57, 75, 82, 101, 116, 117 Loveday, DeVon 57 Loveland, John 57 Lundberg, Linda 56, 107 Lundstrom, Gory 58, 72, 108, 109 Maldonodo, Elsa Monsouri, Zohreh 58 Marshall, Krog 58, 78, 79, 118 Maughan, Kathy 58, 83 Maughan, Stanley McCann, Dianne 58, 97, 98 McForland, Duane 58 McGreogor, Dart 58, 108 McMurdie, LuAnne 58, 83, 97 McPolin, Jolene 58 Mecham, Michelle 58, 97, 117 Mendini, Ricky 8, 29, 58, 79, 82, 94, 101, 116, 117, 132, 134, 149 Merrill, Cynde 58 Merrill, Lyle Pater 58, 90, 105 Millard, Janet 58, 100, 118 Miller, Janet 58, 76, 99 Miller, Scott Lee 58 Moreno, Alfredo 192 Morrill, Reed 58 Moser, Peggy 58 Munk, M. Ann 58, 81, 82, 105, 107, 109 Nelson, David 59, 95 Nelson, Karen 59 Nelson, Robert 59, 30, 99, 101, 105, 117 Nelson, Sharon 59 Nicholes, Marsha Niederhauser, Greg 59 Niederhauser, Kristi 59, 89 Nielson, Kenneth 59 Nielson, Stan 59, 74, 102, 107, 134 Nilsson, Judy 59 Obray, Debra 59, 92 , 96, 105 Oliver, Roland 59, 93, 94, 134, 149 Olsen, Ken 59 Olsen, Ray 59 Olsen, Debbie 8, 59, 70, 71, 75 81, 114 Page, Sonja 59, 96 Palmer, Robin 59, 81 Palmer, Susan 59, 97 Palomo, Margarita Palomo, Maribel Palza, Dennis 59 Polza, Michael 59 Parish, Dani 59 Parker, 8ruce 59, 95, 105 Parkinson, Susan 59, 80, 99, 100, 107, 117, 157, 109 Parrish, Joan 60, 77, 82, 92, 118 Perry, Chris 60, 81, 93, 108, 117, 134, 139, 149, 105 Petersen, Evan 60 Petersen, Sheridan 60 Peterson, Clair Peterson, Randolph 60 , 79, 90, 91, 105 Peterson, Reginald 60, 105 Peterson, Steven 60 Petrie, Renee 60, 108 Phillips, James 1. 60 Pichette, Jan Marie 60, 97, 109, Potter, Sue 60, 92 Preston, Tim Prince, Lesley 60 Pritchett, Cynthia 60 Purser, Steven J. 60, 135 Ransom, Miriom 60, 80, 83, 97, 109, 117 Rasmuson, Linda 60, 81, 83, 105 Reese, Anne Marie 60, 80 Reese, Bonnie 60 Rees, Vem 60 Rich, David 60, 106 Rickert, Steven 60 R'gby, Tonja 60 Ringle, Darlyn 61, 39, 96 Ripplinger, Lorie 61 Roskelley, Mike, 61, 74, 133, 139 146 Russell, Vol 61 Rust, Kaye 61 Ryan, Scott 61, 93, 135, 148 Schiess, Jenn Lee 61, 83 Seamons, Alan 61, 81, 134 Seamons, Blake 61 Sears, Beck 29, 48, 61, 107, 117 Seeholzer, Hollie 61, 106 Simpson, Mike 61, 146 Skabelund, Jomes 61, 83 Skabelund, Steve 61, 127, 133, 139, 149 Skiby, Della 61 Smith, Craig 61 Smith, Kevin Smith, Reese 61, 83 Smith, Tonya 61, 81 Somers, Michael O. 61 Spindler, Kristine 61,77, 79 Steed, Martin 29, 62, 79, 80, 82, 116 Stenquist, Michael 61, 95 Stephens, Gory 62, 93, 134, 149, 108 Stephenson, Michael 62, 77, 79, 81, 93 , 94 , 99, 117, 136, 139 Stevenson, Gary 62, 81, 94, 99, 101, 107 Stewart, Frank 62, 78, 79, 93, 148 Stewart, Rose Marie 62, 96 Stockton, Norman Brad 62, 90, 91, 108 Stoker, Sheryl 62, 70, 71, 80, 117 105 Street, Paul 62, 77, 78, 79 Strickland, Felice 62 Stuart, Debra R. 62 Swenson, Janice 62 Sunada, Roger 62, 90, 91, 106 Taggart, Shelia M. 62, 97, 105 Taylor, Ellis 62, 134 Taylor, Mike 62, 77, 78, 94, 108, 106 Thatcher, Paul 62, 90 Thompson, Cindy 29, 62, 72, 97, 107, 121, 152 Thompson, Marianne 62 Thornley, Tad 62 Tibbetts, Lornel Tidwell, T. DeSiree 62 , 79, 81, 92, 105, 118 Todd, Peter 62, 107, 109 Tom, Cynthia 62, 97, 105,107 Tsosie, Julia Mae 62 Tueller, Tino 63, 84 Vandenqijngoerf, Simone 63, 97, 105 Vanus, Craig 63, 95 Vernon, Richard 91, 99, 105 Walker, Debro 63 Ward, Lori 63, 83, 92 Watkins, Karen B. Watson, Kent 63 Watterson, Scott 63, 108, 133, 139, 148 Watts, Beverly 63, 83 Watts, Marilyn 63 Webb, Janet Ricks Webb, Melanie 63, 80 Weight, Lorry Wertman, Debra B. Wetstone, Robert D. 63 White, Elizabeth Ann 63, 76, 96, 118 White, Jean 63, 81, 82, 117, 121 Wilson, Debbie 63, 92, 106 Winter, Greg 63, 95 Winters, Janet May Wiser, J. Steve 63, 93, 134, 165 Woffinden, Elaine 63, 70, 71, 89, 96, 105 Wuthrich, Susan 63, 80, 82, 85, 116, 117, 121 Zabriskie, Sheryl 63, 96 Stettler, Robert Elmer 62 Nielsen, Don 59 Andersen, Elayne Elwood 193 index jumoRS Abel, Ricky 41 Achotz, Walter 41, 108 Adams, Mark 41 Adams, Patricia 41 Albrecht, Randee Allen, Greg 41 Allen, Lenis 39, 79, 118, 105 Allen, Robert 41, 80, 77 Allen, Ross 39, 79 Anderson, 8ob 140 Anderson, Carol 41, 79 Anderson, Collette 41, 80, 85, 117 Anderson, Elizabeth 41, 77, 83, 105 Anderson, Hubert 41, 135, 137, 148 Anderson, Keith 41 Anderson, Mondell 41 Anderson, Paul 41, 79, 95 Andrews, Kevin 41 Astle, Laurie 41, 79 Augustine, Esther 41 Babcock, Cheryl 41 Barkdull, Julie 41 Barja, Denisse 41, 72, 89, 99 Barron, Beverlee 82 Borrus, Jean 41, 80, 92 Bartholome, Mike 41, 148 Baugh, Jan 41, 75, 77, 81, 102, 107, 117 Baugh, Mike 41 Bean, Debbie 41 Bennetr, Mary Ann 41, 76, 105 Bertoch, Deb 41, 82 Bitters, Jon 41, 77 Block, Neal 41, 91 Block, Zelda 41, 96 Blazzard, Gary 41, 78, 79 Booth, Carl 41, 79 Bowen, Denise 41 Bowen, Rodney 41 Bowler, Curtis 42 Broodbent, Adrian 42 Brown, Dennis 42, 79, 93, 136, 137 Brown, Patricia 42, 82 Brunson, Jim 42 Burtenshaw, Gina 42, 77, 92, 105 Butcher, Jean 42, 77, 92, 105 Buttars, Jo An 42 Buttars, Kevin 42, 79, 127, 141, 148 Byington, llene 42, 83 Cahoon, Jann 42 Call, Allyn 42 Campbell, Kelly Campbell, Kristi 42, 96, 105 Campbell, Wayne 42, 149 Campbell 42, 79 Carlisle, Catharine 42 Carlson, Vicki 92 Carter, Linda Marie 42, 77, 79 Catron, Jim 42, 135, 137, 141 Champlin, Jeff 28, 29, 42, 137 Charley, Rosie 42, 97 Chidesfer, Lynn 42, 79, 99 Choate, Becky 42, 82 Christensen, Cindy 40 Christensen, Larry 42 Clork, Julie 42, 89 Clark, Merri Lynn 42, 76 Clark, Raymond 42 Clyde, Andrea 42, 97 Coleman, Jackie 42 Collier, Hal 42 Collins, Laura 42, 77, 100 Colston, Robin 42, 149 Cone, Nanci 42, 97 Cottle, Gaye 42, 82, 89, 96 Crystal, Wesley 42 Daines, Chris Daines, Janet 42, 72, 107, 105 Dolby, Vicky 43, 77, 92, 118, 105 Dovid, Lucinda 43 Davis, Charles 100 Davis, Deb 43, 82 Dixon, Melissa 43, 76, 118 Donohue, Barbara 43 Dorigatti, Virginia 43 Dunn, Katie 43 Dunmire, Jerry E. 43, 91, 102, 117, 109 Ellis, LuAnn 43, 77, 81 Elzinga, Coralee 43, 77, 105 Ellsworth, Mark 43, 77, 105 Emmett, Chad 40, 43, 92, 94, 117, 105 Essig, Fred 43, 93, 94, 108, 147, 105 Essig, Lester 43 , 90, 93 , 94, 147, 105 Ettengruber, Hans Christian 43, 99, 105 106, 109 Everton, Jim 43, 135, 137 Eyre, Kimi 43, 81, 85, 117, 105 Eyre, Sherri 43, 81, 117 Felt, Andrea 43, 82, 92, 105 Fishburn, 43, 80 Gleck, Kennerh 43, 79 Ford, Christine Rae 43 Ford, Nathan 43, 80 Freeman, Mike 43, 79, 149 Frodsham, Michelle 78 Gibbons, Rondo 43, 76 Gittins, Gloria 43, 84 Glenn, Bonnie 28, 29, 43, 79, 105, 117 Godfrey, Leilani 82 Goodall, Karen 43 , 99, 100, 102 Groutoge, Jim 78, 79 Haan, Brian 43, 99, 147, 105 Hale, Marianne 44, 76 Hamilton, Mark 44, 91 Hancey, Annette 44, 89 Hansen, Ron Hansen, Tracie 44, 102 Harper, Julie 44, 79 Hardman, Launee 44, 77, 88, 89, 105, 106 Harris, Joe 44 , 77, 79, 118 Harris, Paul 44, 137 Harrison, Colin 44, 137 Hatch, Royce Lynn 44 Hauser, Patty 44 Hawkes, Shelley 44, 77 Haws, Suzanne 29, 40, 44, 82 Hayward, Liz 44 Hedin, Mike 44, 93, 135, 137, 140, 148, 105 Hendricks, Linda 44, 82, 105 Hirst, Cathryn 44 Hislop, Malley 44, 81, 93, 117, 135, 137, 139 Hlovaty, Laurie 44, 105 Hobbs, LaDawn Holdredge, Linda 44, 72, 102, 105 Holloway, Debbie 44, 82 Hornsby, Jan 44, 82 Houseal, Kim 44 Hunsaker, Deon 44 Hunsaker, Scott 44 Hunt, Bill 44 Huppi, Susan 44, 79 Hurst, Cherri 44, 105 Hyde, Curtis Hyde, Julie 44 Hymas, Ricky James, Paul C . 44, 135, 148 Jarrett, Brian 44, 80, 88, 117 Jarvis, BenC 44, 79, 80, 90, 94, 117 Jensen, Cherie 45, 82, 89, 102 Jensen, Jayne 45, 77, 81 Jensen, Mark 45, 79 Jensen, Paul 45, 78, 79 John, Randy 45 Johnson, Brad 45, 141 Johnson, Connie 45 Johnson, Debbie 45, 89,102 Johnson, Jarvis 45 Johnson, Joy Jones, Melanie 45 Jones, Susan 45 Jorgensen, Mary 45 Joy, Ellen Marie 45, 77, 82, 83, 89, 100 Kay, Laurie 45, 92 Keller, Andrew 77 Keeler, Paul 45, 135, 137, 149 Kendall, Lorie 45 Kesler, Karen 45 Kohfeld, Susie 45, 79 Kohler, Terri 45, 89 Krambule, Kay 45, 79 LaBeau, Debra 45, 77, 79 LaBelle, Remi 137 Lamb, Kaylene 45, 77, 105 Larsen, Doniel, 45, 146 Larsen, Jeff 45, 79, 135, 137, 149 Lehman, Bruce 45 Lehman, Cynthia 45, 117, 109 Lenkersdorfer, Nancy 45, 96 Lewis, Jeff 45, 76, 94, 118, 105 Lewis, Ralph 137 Liechty, Tina 45 Lindquist, Cindy 45 Lisonbee, David Paul 45, 77, 79, 118 Liu, Wendy Long, Rodney 45, 136, 137 Lundberg, Rodney 45, 90, 91, 106 Marcussen, Janette 45 Marshall, Kaylene 45 Martin, Lindy 46 Mathews, Stephen 46, 90 Mauchley, Nancy 29, 46 Maughan, Kathie 46, 105 McBride, Cindy 44 McFarland, Wade 94, 146 McMurdie, Jean 46, 88, 89 McNeil, Jeff Misener, Dave 46, 147 Moore, Susan 46 Naylor, Sandy 46, 89 Neeley, Christine 45, 76, 118, 105 Nelson, Lynn 46, 95 Nelson, Tom 78, 79 Newton, Susan 46, 82 Niederhauser, Hugh 46, 95 Nielson, Kirk 46, 147 Nielson, Tab 46, 79, 137 Norris, Cindy Sue 46, 89, 105 Nyman, Anita 46, 82, 92 Obray, Alan 46, 108, 149 Olsen, Shirlene 46 Osterlin, Gary 46, 95 Ozmun, Scott Page, Beverly 46, 79 Page, Patti 46 Palmer, Annette 46 Palmer, Linda 46 Paul, Kevan 46, 76, 102 Pearce, Craig 46 Pedersen, Mork 46 Pehrson, Leo 46, 79,137 Pehrson, Steve 46, 79, 136 Peterson, Ann 46 194 Peterson, Annette 46, 88, 89 Peterson, Dove 46 Peterson, Goil 46, 83 , 88, 105 Peterson, LuAnn 46 Peterson, Miles 46, 82, 77, 135, 137, 141 Phillips, Gory 47, 90 Pierson, Steve 91 Pitkin, Nancy 47 Poppleton, Lawanna Pritchett, Kim 47, 92, 105 Pritchett, Steve 45, 77 Root, Mark Radtke, Wendy 47, 82 Rasmussen, Kelly 47, 79, 137 Reeder, Jolyn 29, 38, 47, 82, 105 Reynolds, Klane 47, 80, 93 Rees, David Rigby, Janice Rigby, Margo 47, 82, 105 Ringle, Don 47, 136, 137 Roberts, Linda 47, 82, 85, 117 Roberts, Marcia 47 Robison, Ray 47, 79, 149 Rogers, Fay 47, 79 Rogers, Paul 47 Ross, Denise 47 Ross, Kent 117 Ruple, JoLynn 47, 77, 79 Russell, Corol Lee 47, 79 Ryan, Ron 47 Salisbury, Jon 47 Salisbury, Jennie 47, 89, 100, 102, 107, 105 Salisbury, Ron 74, 81 137, 140, 105 Saltern, Jolynn Salunke, Kathi 47, 102 Sawyer, Becky 47, 88, 89, 105, 106 Schvaneveldt, Jean 9, 47, 85, 117 Scofield, Betty 47 Seeholzer, Jeff 48, 81, 117, 135, 137, 148, 106 Skidmore, Jill 47, 83, 89 Smith, Barry 48 Smith, Cathy 48 Smith, Holly 48 Smith, Kathy 48 Smith, Lorie 48, 105 Smith, Lollie 88, 89 Smith, Pam 48 Sorenson, Kay 48 Sorenson, Mary Ann 48, 77, 82, 105 Spence, John 48, 77 Spendlove, Debbi 48, 77, 88, 89 Speth, Suzette 48 Steele, Scott 48 Steinitz, Tammy 48 Stettler, Betsy 48, 79, 89 Stewart, Paul 48, 77, 72, 79, 94, 117 Stewart, Reid 90 Stock, Eileen 48 Stockdale, Patty 48, 82 Stockton, Garth 137 Stones, Terry 48 Strickland, Joe Swenson, David 48 Taylor, Lysle 48 Thomas, Christine 48, 82, 102, 107 Thomas, Neil Thompson, Valoie 48, 82, 103 Thorpe, Pat 48, 88, 89 Toledo, Rosie 48, 109 Toombs, Jerry 48, 79, 90, 91, 137, 105 Turner, Tracy 49, 90, 91 Tyrer, Marissa 49 Underwood, Greg 49 Vandenwi|ngaert, Ernie 91, 106 Venders I ice, Anne 49 Vosburg, Cindi 49, 77, 79, 118 Wagner, Jeff 49, 77, 78, 118 Walker, Jon 49, 82, 105 Wallis, Scott 49, 136, 137, 149 Washburn, Harold 49, 79, 93, 136, 137, 139 Watkins, Sharon 49, 77, 102, 107 Watts, Chris 49, 77 Wafts, Judy 49, 92 Webb, Kristine 49, 89, 105 Weeks, Koylene 49, 76, 118 Weight, Cynthia 49, 102 Wheeler, Jolynn 49, 82 White, Colin 49, 139, 149 Wickham, Cynthia 49 Wilde, Diane 49, 107 Williams, Terri 49 Willis, Linda 49, 77, 97 Willmore, Tom 49 Wimmer, Leslie 49, 82 Winters, Ben 136, 137, 149 Wiser, Ron 49, 107, 105 Worley, Mary Lynn 49, 81, 84, 117, 123 Zahmel, Lynette 49, 89 195 index sophomopes Adams, Colleen 31 Alder, Craig 31, 137 Allen, Janene 31, 76, 83, 87, 103 Allred, Joel L. 31, 108, 167 Amussen, Susan 31, 87 Adersen, Kendall 31, 91 Anderson, Cheryl 31 Anderson, Martin Anderson, Sherry 31, 82 Anderson, Verge lee Andreosen, Bryon 30, 31, 103, 137, 28, 142 Andrews, Blake G. 31 Andrews, Jesse 39 Atkinson, Kalem 31 Atwood, Stephen 31, 79 Bassett, Zone 31 Bates, Mike 31 Baugh, Alex 31, 77, 137, 149 Baugh, Margaret 31 Beck, Michelle 31 Bennett, Janet 31 Benson, Cathy Ann 31 Benson, Mott 31, 9| Bernfson, Jeff 31, 79 Berntson, Robert Dee 31, 103, 91 Beyers, Susan 31 Bindrup, Cindy 31, 87, 70, 71 Bingham, Douglas J 31 Blair, Jon 31, 87 Blazzard, Marianne 31, 87 Bodrero, Don 31 Bomon, Kris 31, 82 Bostock, Carla 31 Bosworth, Tracie 31 Braeggar, Sandra 31, 82, 97 Brockman, Nancy 31, 87 Brookshier, Stephen 31, 91 Brown, Carol 28, 30, 31, 86, 125 Brown, Dennis 94 Brown, Harvey 31, 137, 79 Brown, Jodi 32 Bull, Wane 32, 79 Burnside, Linda 32, 86, 103 Buttars, Joni 32 Buttars, Robert P. 32 Butterfield, De Ann 32, 70, 71 96, 103 Bylund, William 32, 79, 91, 93, 100 Call, Laurel 32, 86, 77, 103 Call, Ruth 32 Carlisle, Elizabeth 32, 77, 87 Carlsen, Terry 32 Cozier, Scott 32, 137, 142 Champ, Teresa Ann 32, 103 Champlin, Terry 32 Christensen, Ann Marie 32 Christensen, Brent 32, 137, 142, 147 Christensen, Ed 32, 96, 91 Christensen, Linda 32, 87 Christensen, Reed 32 Christensen, Scott 32, 142, 147 Clark, Brent L. 32, 77, 137 Clay, Marianne 32, 106 Coleman, Kevin 32, 79 Cook, Kent 28, 32, 137, 149 Cook, Lynette 32, 87 Cook, Vicky Lynn 32, 87, 98 Crockett, Chris 32 Crookston, Kristy 32, 86 Croshaw, Connie 32, 77, 87, 109 Curtis, Terri L. 32 Dahle, Dean 39 Dohle, Diane 32, 87 Dahle, DuWoyne 32, 87, 149 Daines, Blair 32, 137, 142 Daines, Peter 32, 103, 107 Dalton, Edna 32 , 98, 100 Dance, Dixie 32, 77, 86 Datwyler, Jill 33, 86 Davis, Scott 33 Deal, Christine 33 Donohue, Tim 39 Eames, Jeff 33, 137, 149 Elder, Vickie Lynn 33, 82, 86, 117 Eliason, Gayle 33, 82 Eliason, Kae Lin 33 Ellgen, Janice 33, 83 Elzinga, Howard 33, 91 Engert, Jan 33, 79, 87 Fernandez, Morisa 33 Fifield, Bryce 33, 77, 79 Fishburn, Brenda 33, 87 Fjeldsted, David 33, 142 Fonnesbeck, Ken 33, 79, 90, 91, 106, 137, 142 Ford, Cindy 33, 87 Freeman, Joni 33 Friedli, Susan 33 Gardner, Jean Marie 33, 86 Garner Julie Garr, Margaret 33 Geary, LeAnn 33, 82 George, Steven 33 Goodsell, Kathaleen 33 Griffin, Glen 39 Guirguis, Emad 39, 147 Haderlie, Elwin 33, 77, 91 Hadfield, Tracy 33 Hales, Brian 33 Hamberlin, Marie LaNoe 33, 87 Hammond, Carol 76 Cancey, Reed 33, 91, 100 Hancey, Sherri 33 Honcey, Sylvia 33, 87 Hansen, Mary Jeon 33 Hansen, Rinks 33, 90, 91, 100 Hansen, Rozonne 33, 86 Hansen, Steve 34 Harper, Jane 34 Hargreaves, Sonja 34 , 86, 98, 100 Harris, Chad 34 Harris, Delso 34, 87 Harris, Jeena 28, 34, 79 Harris, Scott 34, 90, 91 Harrison, Kim 34, 79 Hart, Marjorie 34 Harward, Patty 34, 86 Haws, Kevin 34 Hayward, John 34 Hedin, Monty 34, 137, 142 Hellberg, Challi 34, 77, 82 Hellberg, Charone 34 Hendricks, Laurie 34, 77 Hendrixson, Lori 34 Henrie, Steve 34 Hernandez, Maria 34, 98 Higbee, Shari 34, 77, 87 Hooper, Michelle 34, 87 Horlacher, Rori 34, 84 Hulse, David 34, 91 Hunsaker, Douglas 34 Hunsoker, Jeri Lynn 34, 86 Hutchison, Ann 34, 85 Isom, Ronnie 34, 137, 149 Jomes, Susan 34, 79 James, Tony 34 Jardine, Jerry 34, 141, 148 Jenkins, Sondra 34, 70, 71, 86 Jensen, Janae 34, 87 Jensen, Robert 34 Jewkes, Kenneth 34 John, Janet 35, 87 John, Mike 35, 142 Johnson, DeAnne 35, 87 Johnson, Elyse 35, 103, 106 Johnson, Janae 35 Johnson, Jeff 35, 79, 90, 91 Johnson, Melanie 35, 83 Johnson, Rudy 35, 117 Joy, David 35, 79, 90, 99 Karfchner, Kathy 35 Kesler, Cindy 35 Kharbas, Shubha 35 Kidd, Janet 35, 75 , 76 , 87, 103 Kirk, Julie 35, 87 Kirschman, Bruce 35, 91 Knuth, Carol 35, 87, 99 Koch, Arlene 35 Kovene, Tony 35, 90 Kotter, Dirk 35, 103 Kraus, Doug 35, 94, 100, 117 Kraus, Sue Ann 35, 83 Lamb, Laurie 35, 86 LaMont, Stan 35, 137, 142, 148 Larsen, Cindy 39 Larsen, Elyse 35 Larsen, LaRon 35, 91, 137, 149 Larson, Rebecca 35 Larsen, Tammy 35 LeBaron, Ann 35 Leo, Nann Fay 35 Lewis, Rand 39, 30, 35, 137, 142 Lewis, Trent 35, 149 Lisonbee, Larry 35, 77, 79, 91 Loosle, Tina Louise 35 Loveland, LuJean 35 Loza, Wilson 35, 91, 100 Lucherini, Steven 36 Lundstrom, Sharon 36, 77, 86 Madsen, Craig 36, 100, 137, 147 Marshall, Bette 36 Martin, Vicky Gay 36, 108 Mortindale, Jill 36 Maughn, Kayleen 36, 86 McAllister, LeAnne 36, 77, 87, 96 McCann, Richard 36, 77, 91 McCraney, Becky 36 McCulloch, Kim 36 McFarland, Duffy 36, 137 McGregor, Dande 36, 127 McGregor, Robert Todd 36, 91, 137, 142 McKell, Brian 36, 91, 98, 103 McPolin, Terry 36 Mecham, Steven 36, 79 Mecham, Terry 36 Meservy, Brad 36, 91 Miles, Kristy 36 Miller, Diane 36 Milligan, Ronald 36 Mortensen, Ruth 36, 125 Moser, Colin 36, 79, 90 Moser, Jayne 36, 87 Moulton, Karen 36, 77, 87 Moulton, Kathi 36, 87 Mower, Miriam 36, 83, 87, 96, 98 Munk, Danette 36, 70, 71, 87, 96 Munson, Debra Naylor, Carolyn 36, 77, 82 Nelson, Eric 36 Nelson, Gorth 35 Nelson, Notalie 36, 82 Nelson, Robyn 36 Nielson, Mott 36, 79 Nielson, Thomas Lynn 37 Nungesser, Marlene 37, 82 Nye, David 37 Obroy, Tom 137, 142, 149 O'Connor, Greg 37 Oldham, Conrad 37 Olsen, Ann 37, 100 Olsen, Kelly 37 196 Olson, Greg 37, 90, 91 Poge, Brenr 37, 79 Poge, Dorris 37 Page, Nancy 37 Pedersen, Lynnae 37 Petersen, Lorie Ann 37 Petersen, Nancy 37, 70, 71 Petersen, Steve 37, 91 Petersen, Bonnie 37, 103 Peterson, Ed 37 Peterson, Oualn 37, 91 Peterson, Steve 37, 79, 91, 100, 103, 117 Pocho, Grant 37, 97, 137 Poppleton, Cindy Lee 37, 108 Potter, Robert 37, 141, 149 Profit, Brian 37, 91 Purser, Del Ray 37, 142 Radtke, Robert 37 Redd, Jolene 37, 87 Reese, Christine 37, 83, 87, 96, 98 Reese, Craig 37, 91, 94 Reese, Mary Ann 37 Reid, Susan 86 Rich, Julie 37, 86 Richardson, Louise 37, 76, 86, 118 Robb, robin 37, 86 Roberts, Earl 37 Robison, Leila 37, 82 Rogers, Cindy 37 Ross, Kent 100 Rowe, Victoria 38 , 86, 98, 100 Russell, Jay 38 Sackett, Sydney 38, 86 Salisbury, Mike 38 Sant, Karie 38, 82, 87 Schaeffer, Leavnda 38, 79 Scofield, Burton 38 Shapiro, Nina 38, 79, 97, 98 Sharp, Denise 38 Shaw, Darin 38 Shoop, Ronald 38, 90 Simpson, Susie 38, 82 Simmons, Richard 38, 79 Skinner, Mike 38, 91 Smellie, Debra Roe 38, 86 Smith, Annie 38 Smith, Dale 38, 91 Smith, Gene 38, 91 Smith Lisa Ann 38 Smith, Perry 38, 79, 137 Snow, Scott 38, 100 Sorenson, Jim 38, 74, 78, 79, 142 Sorenson, Bob 38, 79, 91, 149 Somers, Stephanie 38, 96 Speth, LeAnn 38, 79 Stauffer, Mike 38, 149 Stoker, Theron 38, 78, 79 Stowel I, Doug 38 , 79, 147, 106 Stuart, Wendy 38 Summers, Rich 38 Swenson, Val 38 Taylor, Marcia 38, 87 Teeples, Alan 38 Thompson, Shanna 38, 87 Thornley, Garth 38 Tibbits, Marty 39 Toombs, Jay 39, 79, 90, 91 Trolson, Tom 39, 90 Tueller, Dana 39, 84, 125 Vance, Lee 39 Wahlstrom, Phillip 39, 79 Wallace, Kothrine 39, 87 Wallace, Max 39, 149 Washburn, Walter 39, 137 Watts, Doug 39, 149 Weeks, David 39 Weight, Julie 39 Weiser, Elizabeth 39 Weiser, Roland 39 Welkie, Robert 39, 103 Wennergren, Gloria 39, 103 Wettstein, Tom 39 V hite, Joseph Mark 39 White, Kathie 39 White, Robert 39, 103, 106 Whitaker, Robert 39, 91, 100 Willetto, Marcella Ann 39 Williams, Sue 39, 79 Windley Randy 39 Winger, Richard 39, 137, 142, 147 Woffinden, T. 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