Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

Y ELD Lithographed by COMMUNITY PflESS Prjovo. Utah Amphion LOGAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Logan, Utah 6 I ponder the road behind me now. 7 It seems as though only yesterday I first put my foot on this ever winding road. Where does it end? 9 10 FACULTY AND ACADEMICS I SEE THE PEOPLE WHO TRIED TO COUNSEL AND GUIDE ME ALONG MY WAY. THESE ARE GOOD PEOPLE; PEOPLE WHO HAVE WALKED THE ROAD BEFORE, AND WILL TAKE TIME TO TEACH ME ABOUT IT. SCHOOL BOARD Superintendent James C. Blair and the School Board become very involved with the students of Logan High School, and show this interest by allocating money for study carrels and visual aids. They do the best possible job with the limited funds provided. Decreases in enrollment cause limited funds. This means that the number of school sponsored trips, for such groups as band and vocal music, decrease to about one trip per year. The Board Members, elected to see that the schools run efficiently, try to work within the financial budget in such areas as visual aids, teachers salaries, etc. Other important goals set by the Board include completing business projects such as the expansion of schools. School Board Members: Mrs. Maria Ellsworth, Dr. Ronald Peterson, President; Dr. James C. Blair, Superintendent; Kenneth Cuthbert. Robert B. Williams, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. F. Neal Morten-sen, Dr. Malcom Allred. MR. MILLER For the last three years. Principal J. Paul Miller has been highly concerned toward directing the curriculum to allow for many student options. This year he has directed much attention toward humanizing’ school life for the students. He attributes the success of this school year to our number one studentbody. He firmly believes that the students have shown good judgment in the matters of dress and conduct. He feels Logan High students have shown their Grizzly pride. An avid sports enthusiast, Mr. Miller enjoys sports as a participant and as a spectator. His favorite sports include tennis and waterskiing. Mr. Miller wants all the students of Logan High School to know that his door is always open to them and that they should always feel free to discuss their problems with him. MR. POOLE Working with studentbody officers, planning assemblies and activities, and taking charge of Homecoming include only some of the duties of Vice-principal Clifford Poole. Mr. Poole feels that Logan High has a fine academic program and offers the programs that most students want. He also feels that the attitudes of the students at Logan High lead to positive, wholesome experiences in schooling. Mr. Poole stated that he would continuously look at what the students want, whether it be in academics, sports, or any other area that would make schooling more fun and meaningful. Mr. Poole enjoys sports because of his experiences in playing and coaching. One can often see Mr. Poole supporting Logan High in the sports activities. ENGLISH For the third year, the English department offered 22 different 9 week classes from Shakespeare to Black Literature for the Junior and Senior students. This year they added two new classes. Western Literature and Individual Reading. This elective program proved successful because students could learn about the things which interested them most. This type of program requires an excellent staff because each English teacher must teach four to five subjects a day and use many methods of teaching. The English department worked hard this year as they strived to prepare students for their future roles in life. Mrs. Gayle Haws English Mrs. Bessie Peterson French. English Mr. Ronald Jenkins Spanish LANGUAGE In addition to their language studies. Spanish students study the countries of Mexico and Spain. Several of the students plan to take a trip to Mexico. German classes receive printed material, films, and posters for classroom use from the German Consulate General. Students interested in study or travel, through Germany's student exchange programs, get off to a good start in German. Beginning French students play games and sings songs to improve vocabulary. Advanced French students read Camus and memorize poisie . Mr. Brent Barfuss English Mr Brent Perry English Mrs. Patricia Stoddart English Mrs. Karen Gordon English Today Class What an electrifying experience' Is he still alive. Doctor”? SCIENCE A goldfish frozen in liquid air mysteriously comes back to life! Chemistry and physics classes really abound with excellent classroom demonstrations. Some of these look spectacular and intriguing. Some make you wonder whether you can believe your own eyes. Biology, botany, chemistry, physics, and zoology all have good laboratory programs. In these labs students can learn by doing. Labs also add variety to classes. The independent student not desiring teacher help or direction enjoys these individualized experiments immensely. Some students who go on to further training in certain fields need science more than English and mathematics. Many others get ideas about possible vocations. To all. science adds understanding about the fascinating world in which we live, learn, and die. Mrs. Carol Martinez Health Occupations Mr. Herond Hoyt Biological Science Mr. Lamar M. Anderson Chemistry Mr. Gerald Allen Biological Science Mr. Stephen Kidman Biological Science. Athletics Mr. Harry H. Kemp Physics One. Two. Three. POOF! 17 SOCIAL STUDIES Should Logan City get sued for the negligence which resulted in the death of Wayne Estes? Seniors taking American Government have to reach the verdict in a simulated court case. Government students also hold mock legislatures and conduct public opinion polls. Psychology students take time out from school to visit the state mental hospital and the state prison. They also perform many exciting experiments such as rat conditioning, personality profiles. ESP and dream interpretations As always, the Social Studies department involves a lot more than history books, tough tests, and boring lectures. Why are you stuffing class. Mr Haslam? Mr. Weston G. Henrie Social Studies Mr. Hal Lewis Social Studies. Athletics Mr. Larry O. Haslam Social Studies Debate7 Debate. DEBATE!!' always have to do EVERYTHING' Mmmmmm GOOD' Mr. Richard J. Jensen Social Studies Mr. Knute Rockne Social Studies Mrs. Kathryn Johnson Social Studies I ate the whole thing! The gum house is all gone 18 MATHEMATICS Mr. Richard B. Bradford Mathematics Mr. Terry Kidd Mathematics Mr. Roger R. Wilson Mathematics Mr. Joel Gardner Thought you could copy one down, didnt you Mathematics. Athletics Is that ALL they do9 Believe it or not. sophomores take advanced algebra this year! These students took geometry at the Junior High and they can take calculus during their senior year While senior math students memorize pi to thirty-five decimal places, advanced algebra students stare at a single problem for hours, only to find that the correct equation exists somewhere beyond their reach. For students interested in a business career. business math and data processing teach math as used in everyday life, besides teaching the mathematics needed in business. While other departments improve their facilities, teaching methods and curriculum, the Math department strives to improve their students. The math teachers want to see their students learn to do something besides multiply’ If they could see me now! A little extra curricular activity! The basic fundamentals of Football 19 MUSIC What does music involve? It involves practice, mostly. L.ong. hard, tiring hours of practice, lead up to a grand performance. What do Logan High vocal, orchestra, and band students do this year? They practice. The Chauntaires drill parts, for every person must sing the right note or ruin the total effect. Stage Band members listen to their own instruments. Then they listen to the instruments of the whole group They make sure the blend of tones reaches perfection The Orchestra trains their eyes to watch every note. They train their fingers to hit the right place at the right time. All three groups work to paint a perfect picture of sound, so that the total work of art may be displayed to a concert audience. Mr. Eugene Tueller Vocal Music Mr. Tom Nelson Band Mr. Ray Haslam Orchestra C mon taires—hold that note out for just sixteen more counts! Hit an E for me. will ya? Everybody, top of page twenty-four' You mean you left your trumpet home—again? 20 Mr Max Cooley Library Science Mrs. Sandra Porter Library Science Way to go hot-shot' Mrs. Dorothy Maughan Resource Room IMC Instructional Media Center workers search every student before allowing him to leave. A secret system designed to prevent the theft of books solves the mystery of the disappearing media. To get students ready for college, the IMC adds history, science, and technology encyclopedias to the reference books. They also acquire new cassette listening equipment. A lot of hard work makes the IMC a great place to learn. RESOURCE ROOM Mr. Eliot Brunson Photography Students needing extra help in English, history, math, or science attend the resource room for the subjects they need special work in They go into the other classrooms for most of their classes. PHOTOGRAPHY How can you take a candid1' picture when people either hide their faces, act silly, or display their biggest grins whenever they see an aimed camera? Photo students work on this problem and someday they may find the answer. You took a picture of what?! | never thought HE would check out a book about ballet dancing! What I really need is a robin s nest in that p.ne tree I m beginning to feel like a staple gun The next thing you have to do. students, is — How do you work this % thing anyway' 21 BUSINESS The business department teaches their students skills which they use in everyday life, besides teaching the abilities needed in a business occupation Every student needs to produce many typed papers and reports throughout high school and college Beginning. intermediate, and advanced typing classes provide the necessary skills. Bookkeeping classes not only teach students professional bookkeeping, but also help them to manage their own money more effectively The business teachers work hard this year to make their courses interesting and useful to everyone. INDUSTRIAL ARTS To prepare students for careers, drafting courses acquaint them with the problems they will face when preparing a complete set of house plans. Building construction classes teach boys how to use tools and materials safely and accurately. Designed to help students develop skills required to enter the automotive industry, the auto classes also teach students how to fix their own cars. Advanced art students choose four minicourses from among a list of fifteen. These classes include woodcut, sculpturing, jewelry, ceramics, and lettering. For beginners, a basic drawing class teaches drawing, design. and painting. DECA Distributive education prepares students to get good jobs. Students take this class either because they want to work or because they want to learn more about working in the field of marketing. Some of the students learn skills in the classroom and then receive additional credit by applying their abilities on a job downtown. Mrs. Rebecca Boswell Business Education Mrs. Alone Mansen Business Education Mrs. Dianne S. Hall Business Education Mr. Kent Sodorquist Art Mr. John C. Orton Distributive Education Today I'm going to show you how to hot wire ' a car' Mr. Fred Duersch Industrial Arts Auto Mr Dee R. Christensen Industrial Crafts. Shop up nulls the clay up and pushes it out Robert Welkie uses the wheel to make a pot He p 22 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Marijane L. Welsh Mrs. Katherine M Ward Girls Physical Education Girls' Physical Education Mr. William R Ryan Boys' Physical Education When do you get too old tor sports? This year the physical education department claims that people never outgrow the need for sports. No matter what your age. you can still participate in a wide variety of sports. This year they place emphasis on such activities as archery, bowling, tennis, golf and badminton The students gain enough skill and knowledge of these games to enjoy them in their later lives. This program gives the participants more of a purpose for learning, because they can always use these sports. Logan High's lifetime sports program contributes to the growth and happiness of the students by helping them to fill their spare time with fun activities. Mrs. Jean Schowell Home Economics Mrs. Jean Ehrharl Home Economics Gee. this towel smells fresh' She noticed' Sgt Robert D. Tripp Military Science Col. Norman E. Stockton Military Science HOME ECONOMICS Only girls take homemaking Right? Wrong! This year the home economics department offers a boys' homemaking class The boys taking bachelor arts learn how to use and repair a sewing machine, and acquire skills used in preparing indoor and outdoor meals. Girls taking child care hold a nursery school at the Woodruff Elementary School. The homeliving classes enjoy many guest speakers, and panels on dating and parents. Basic and advanced foods classes cook manydeliciousgoodies. including foreign meals. Sewing classes make tailored garments for the Make it with Wool' contest. MILITARY SCIENCE Do you ever see creatures marching around the school in green suits? No. they haven't just flown in from Mars. They come from Logan High's ROTC department. ROTC guys get to march around on the football field before the games to post the colors. They also sponsor some of our fine assemblies. In their classes, they find out more about the army. Under the leadership of Col. Stockton and Sgt. Tripp, the army can prove fun. He adds the finishing touches 23 He creates his masterpiece in clay COUNSELORS Some people think that counseloi exist only to punish for bad behavior an help kids who have a lot of problems. But the counselors at Logan High do much more than this. In recent years the counseling department places more emphasis on the development of career guidance. This year the counselors try out a program involving sophomores and career guidance. In addition, they administer and interpret tests, including college entrance examinations. to all grade levels. The counselors keep busy because they must handle registration, class changes, and individual meetings with students in addition to performing these special services. Their many services help students to achieve their future goals. SECRETARIES Mrs. Rhea Wallontine Counselor If you went to this university you'd certainly meet a lot of girls! Mr. Lynn Poulsen Counselor Just wait until Principal Miller hears about this' Can you tell me why your son did not attend his first hour today? If your mother ever had to tell the attendance secretary that you slept in. then you already know about one of the secretaries' jobs. They also take charge of those request for student cards that get you out of a dull class. They must keep a record of the money spent and received by the school. This includes writing requisitions and receipts. So keep your eyes open next time you go into the office. You may see some people who work harder at school than you do! Mrs. Shirley Keyes Secretary Mrs. Esther Rust Office Manager At this point we could only transfer you into Child Care. you know where your child is? Advanced Foods, or Beginning Dance Mrs. Barbara Rinderknect Secretary 24 COOKS Delicious odors filter through the air. Mouths water, stomachs growl, and all eyes fix upon the clock. At the signal of the bell, the mad dash for the cafeteria begins. Who makes this daily drama happen? None other than the great cooks at Logan High. Judging from the length of the lunch line, the cooks manage to please almost everyone. The cook crew consists of: Leah Humphries. Aileen Preece. Lorna Nicholls. Agatha Allen, Paula Unland. Violet Larsen. Rachel Dahle. Elima Haderlie, and Neta Allen. CUSTODIANS How would you like to sweep the hails of Logan High? If you took this task upon yourself, you would have to plow through discarded notebook paper, torn down posters, candy wrappers, and even wet. sticky, spilled things. Well, this constitutes only a small part of the custodians’ job. They must also vacuum our littered lounge and take care of the extensive school grounds. Behind the mops of our school stand Charles Draper. Archie Dar-ley. Warren Gereaux. Jeffrey Jorgensen. George Poole, and Corwyn Winegar 25 26 27 STUDENTBODY I remember the many familiar faces struggling along the road, together, each face seeing different signs and markings. STUDENT SENATE The Legislature of Logan High began its session at the beginning of the 1973-1974 school year. Mr. Chairman, may I rise to a point of order and lay on the table made the Student Senate Sessions full of fun and unusual happenings. Working with Mr. Henrie, the Student Senate learned the rules of Parliamentary Procedure. debate, and legislative terms that helped them with studentbody business. Music in the lounge and lunch room, ping-pong tables during lunch, and bills on assemblies and assembly conduct made the life for the Logan High Legislature one of excitement. But all work and no play makes a boring day. Student Senate representatives visited homerooms. planned parties, and passed a bill for Mr. Hoyt’s clock to add to the spice of Senators' lives. STUDENT SENATE MEMBERS: Lester Essig. Bonnie Glen. Mike Bartholome. Andrea Felt. Bryon Andreason. Jeff Seeholzer. Jeff Lewis. Suzanne Haws. Paul Stewart. Theron Stoker. Alex Baugh. Louise Richardson. Larry Williams. Peggy Wallace. Marvin Haws. Ben Winters. Jann Cahoon. Sandra Jenkins. Todd McGregor, Trudy Freeman. Dwight Cahoon, Mary Ann Bennett, and Miles Peterson 50 STUDENTBODY OFFICERS SPLASH INTO ACTION. One, two. three, splash! The sounds of the Sophomore Initiation Assembly echoed through the gym as the hot-shots” of the new sophomore class went down in the cool blue waterof the dunking machine. This year's studentbody officers made 1973-1974 one of the funniest Logan High has witnessed. They arranged for assemblies from USU. Weber State, and BYU, featuring acts like Elmo the Magnificent! They started the school year by providing the bench, painted in gold and red, for the Parking Lot Gang. They also started a new tradition of having Alumni from Logan High put on an assembly for the student-body during Homecoming Week. Song-leaders, Cheerleaders, Super Athletes, and The Greasy Colony returned to perform. They passed bills on girls' sports, boys sideburns, ski club, and school parties. They swept the school with a litter campaign complete with posters like I'm dreaming of a clean school . and Sky View keeps their barnyard clean . The Get Acquainted Dance at the beginning of the year, familiarized new and old students with each other. Congratulations to the Studentbody Officers on a fantastic year. 432 Top right: Bryon Andreason admires the handy work of Jeff Seeholzer during the litter campaign Top right: Bonnie Glen is showing her school pride in her poster Center right: Lester Essig. does he ever stop studying? Center left: Andy Felt and Mike Bartholome are eyeing over one of the Student Senate Sessions Bottom: The Studentbody Officers in one of their gab sessions 32 Bonnie Glenn Executive Jeff Seeholzer Executive Andrea Felt Byron Andreason Secretary Executive 33 Mil Jeff Lewis Senior Class President Paul Stewart Senior Class Vice President Suzanne Haws Senior Class Secretary With half eagerness and half hesitation, the Seniors of 1974 look forward to the new '•xperiences that soon follow New ideas, new friends on you own —just like we have always freamedand for which we have always waited. Looking back we remember days of assemblies, aroes and old acquaintances Looking forward, we see days of fulfillment, seeking and fine mg Robert Allen Lenis Allen Patty Adams Mark Adams Bob Anderson Keith Anderson Mondell Anderson Paul Anderson Laurie Astie Cheryl Babcock It i ¥ k Julie Barkdull Denise Barja Beverlee Barron Mike Bartholome Jan Baugh Margaret Baugh Mike Baugh 35 Mary Ann Bennett Zelda Black Carl Booth Neal Black Jan Bitters Curtis Bowler Rod Bowen Denise Bowen Adrian Broadbent Paul Burnham Cass Brown Dennis Brown Pat Brown JoAnn Buttars Gma Burtenshaw Jim Brunson Keven Buttars llene Byington Jann Cahoon Allyn Call Kristi Campbell Val Campbell Wayne Campbell Cheryl Cantwell Vicki Carlson Linda Carter Rosie Charlie Laurel Chase-Dunn Lynn Chidester Becky Choate Jeff Champhn Raymond Clark Kathy Clement Andrea Clyde Larry Christenson Julie Clark Hal Collier Laura Collins Robin Colston Nanci Cone Jackie Coleman 37 Jane! Dames Vicky Dalby Chris Dames Lucinda David Gaye Cottle Charles Davis Deb Davis Melissa Dixon Ronda Gibbons Gloria Gittms Bonme Glenn Leiianie Godfrey Launee Hardman Joe Harris Paul Harris Colin Harrison Royce Hatch Liz Hayward Mike Hedm Shelly Hawkes Patty Hauser Suzanne Haws 39 Linda Hendricks Kathyrn Hirst Mailey HisIod Lauri Hlavaty LaDawn Hobbs k Jennifer Hoffman Debra Holloway Kim Houseal k Deon Hunsaker Bill Huber Cherri Hurst Ricky Hymas Brian Jarrett Paul James Scott Hunsaker Mark Jensen Ben Jarvis Cheri Jensen Debbie Johnson Connie Johnson Tina Jensen Randy John Brad Johnson Jarvis Johnson Karen Kessler Dyan Kidd Kay Krambule ■ Susie Kohfeld Paul Keeler Deb LaBeau Kaylene Lamb Domel Larsen Jan Larsen Jeff Larsen 41 Cindy Lindquist David Lisonbee Wendy Liu Rod Long Rodney Lundberq Janette Marcusen Kaylene Marshall Eleanor Marlin Nancy Mauchley Kathy Maughan Susan Maughan Wade McFarland Dave Misener Susan Moore Christine Neeley Lynn Nelson Tom Nelson Melanie Monson Susan Newton 42 Steven Mathews Jean McMurdie Sandy Naylor Hugh Niederhausern Shirlene Olsen Gary Osterlm Scott Ozmun Patti Page Venice Paul Craig Pearce Mark Pederson Annette Palmer 1 Linda Palmer Leo Pehrson Steve Pehrson Annette Peterson Dave Peterson LuAnn Peterson Steve Pritchett Linda Roberts L Dave Purser Wendy Radtke Klane Reynolds Dave Reese Marcia Roberts Ray Robison Kelly Rasmussen Steve Raymond Kent Ross 44 Ron Ryan Ron Salisbury Jolyn Saltern Carol Russell JoLynn Ruple Kirti Salunke Becky Sawyer Jean Schvaneveldt Betty Scofield Jeff Seeholzer Barry Smith Cathy Smith Holly Smith Kathy Smith Jill Skidmore Laura Lee Smith Lorie Smith Pam Smith Kaylm Sorenson Mary Ann Sorenson 45 John Spence Debbi Spendlove Scott Steele Tammy Steinitz Betsy Stettler Paul Stewart Ken Stoddard Reid Stewart Terry Stones Eileen Stock Dave Swenson Patti Stockdale Garth Stockton Lysle Taylor Christine Thomas Neil Thomas Valoie Thompson Kathy Thorell Pat Thorpe Rosie Toledo Jerry Toombs Tracy Turner Greg Underwood Anne VandersNce Cindy Vosburg Jeff Wagner Jan Walker Scott Wallis Sharon A Watkins Chris Watts Judy Watts Christine Webb Kaylene Weeks Karl Wegkamp Cindi Weight Jolynn Wheeler Mary Lynn Worley Colin White Tom Willmore Lynette Zahmel CAMERA SHY Rick Able Greg Allen Kevin Andrews Gary Blazzard Kelly Campbell Dawna Cook Ray Etsitty Debra Sue Henri Bill Hunt Andy Keller Tab Nielson Mark Raat Paul Rogers Joe Strickland Ernie Vandewijngaert Leslie Wahlquist Janice Rigby Rick Hornsby Julie Harper v Y . -v ; • - • • jSm x :v ., w v A � . i 49 JUNIORS Alex Baugh President Louise Colleen Adams Craig Alder Janene Allen Joel Allred Susan Amussen Kendall Jay Anderson Cheryl Anderson Martin Anderson Sherry Anderson Bryon Andreason Blake Andrews Stephen Atwood Zane Bassett Mike Bates Alex Baugh Michelle Beck Janet Bennett Cathy Benson Matt Benson Jeff Berntsen Robert Dee Berntsen Cindy Bmdrup Doug Bingham Jon Blair Marianne Biazzard Dan Bodrero Kris Boman Tracie Bosworth Sandra Braegger Nancy Brockman Steve Brookshier Carol Brown Jodi Brown Harvey Brown Linda Burnside 51 Carl Butler Joni Buttars Bob Buttars DeAnn Butterfield Bill Bylund John Calderwood Laurel Call Ruth Call Terry Carlsen Scott Cazier a ■ Terry Champlin Ann Christensen Brent Christensen Eddie Christensen Linda Christensen Reed S Christensen Scott Christensen Brent Clark Marianne Clay Lloyd Clement Kevin Coleman Lynette Cook Vicky Lyn Cook Kris Crockett Frank Gronin Kristy Crookston Connie Croshaw Terri Lee Curtis Diane Dahle Blair Daines Peter Daines Dixie Dance Jill Datwyler Scott Davis Christine Deal 52 Jeff Eames Troy Eck Vickie Lynn Elder David Eliason Gayle Eliason Kae Lin Eliason Janice Ellgen Howard Elzinga Jan Engert Marisa Fernandez Bryce Fifield Brenda Fishburn David Fjelstead Cynthia Rose Ford Joni Freeman Jeanmarie Gardner Margaret Garr LeAnn Geary Steven George Kathaleen Goodsell Elwin Haderlie Brian Hales Nick Hall Marie LaNae Hamberlin Carol Hammond Reed Hancey Sherri Hancey Marinus Hansen Sylvia Hancey Mary Jean Hansen Rozanne Hansen 53 Steve Hansen Sonia Hargreaves Jane Harper Chad Harris Delsa Harris Jeena Harris Scott Harris Kim D Harrison Marjorie Hart Patti Harward Kevin Haws John Hayward Monty Hedin Challi Hellberg Charone Hellberg Laurie Hendricks Lori Hendrixson Lynn Henrie 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 Janet John Mike John 54 Deanne Johnson Elyse Johnson Janae Johnson Jeff Johnson Rudy Johnson David Wm Joy Kathryn Kartchner Cindy Kesler Janet Kidd Julie Kirk Bruce Kirshman Arlene Koch Tony Koeven Dirk Kotter Doug Kraus Sue Ann Kraus Sandra Kurns Laurie Lamb Stan LaMont Elyse Larsen LaRon Larsen Tammy Larsen Becky Larson Ann LeBaron Nann Fay Leo Rand Lewis Trent Lewis Larry Lisonbee Tina Louise Loosle LuJean Loveland Wilson Loza 55 Steven Lucherm Sharon Lundstrom Betty Marshall Vicky Martin Jill Martindale Kayleen Maughan LeAnne McAllister Richard McCann Becky McCraney Kim McCulloch Duffy McFarland Dande McGregor Todd McGregor Terry McPolin Steve Meacham Terry Meacham Lisa Meacham Brad Meservy Kristy Miles Diane Miller Ron Milligan Ruth Mortensen Colin Moser Jayne Moser Karen Moulton Kathi Moulton Danette Munk Carolyn Naylor Garth Nelson Natalie Nelson Robyn Nelson 56 Matt Nielson Thomas Nielson Marlene Nungesser David Nye Thomas Obray Conrad Oldham Ann Olsen Kelly Olsen Greg Olson Grant Pocha Brent Page Darris Page David Page Nancy Page Laurie Page Lynnae Pedersen Lorie Ann Peterson Steve Peterson Bonnie Peterson Ed Peterson ■ Quain Peterson Steve Peterson Cindy Lee Poppleton Rob Potter Brian Proffit Peggy Pryde Del Ray Purser Robert Radtke Jolene Redd Christine Reese Craig Reese Susan Reid Julie Rich Louise Richardson Earl Roberts 57 58 Leila Robinson Cindy Rogers Jay Russell Sydney Sackett Karie Sant Leaunda Schaeffer Burton Schofield Jan Sears Denise Sharp Daren Shaw Ronald Shoop Susie Simpson Richard Simmons Michael Skinner Curtis Slack Debbie Smellie Andrea Smith Dale Smith Gene Smith Lisa Smith Perry Smith Scott Snow Stephanie Somers Patricia Sorensen Bob Sorenson Jim Sorenson LeAnn Speth Mike Stauffer Theron Stoker Doug Stowell Wendy Stuart Rick Summers Val Swensen Marcia Taylor Allan Teeples Shanna Thompson Garth Thornley Marty Tibbitts Richardson Toledo jay Toombs Dana Tueller Lee Vance Julie Varner Phillip Wahlstrom Kathy Wallace Max Wallace Douglas Watts David Weeks Dale Wegkamp julianne Weight Elizabeth Weiser Roland Weiser Robert Welkie Gloria Wennegren Tom Wettstein Joe White Kathie White Bob White Bob Whittaker Mike Wiley Marcella Willetto Sue Williams Randy Windley Thomas Woffinden Elizabeth Wood Teresa Zlotnick Eden Zollinger Ben Zundel CAMERA SHY: Jesse Andrews, Susan Beyers, Elizabeth Carlisle. Kent Cook, DuWayne Dahle. Tim Donohue. Julie Garner. Ricky Harris. Ruth Elise Horne. Cynthia Larsen, Craig Madsen. Kim McCulloch. Doug McGehee. Kristie Nelson. Scott Raymond. Mary Ann Reese. Susan Rigby. Jeff Steintz. Sheree Thyberg. Judy Ann Walker, Doug Wimmer, Richard Winget. Kevin Wooldridge. 59 Jeddie Al-lmari Jenny Alarcon Karen Allen Trent Allen Daren Allred Brian Allsop Colleen Anderson Lorraine Anderson Mike Andra Betty Andreasen Kathy Andrews Kristie Andrews Steve Andrews Cherie Astle Brian Ault Max Barker Tamra Barker Cindy Bartholome D. C Bean Fred Beck Ellen Beecher Drew Beeson Patty Benalli David Bennion Carol Ann Bergsjo Annette Berntson Suzie Bertoch Scott Bitters Pam Black David Blair Bonnie Boudrero Dicksie Bowen Leslie Bowen Terry Brennand Doug Bringhurst h 62 Bob Brown Karen Brown Doreese Bunnell Francene Burtenshaw Kathleen Buttars Dwight Cahoon Dick Call Chad Campbell Jeanne Campbell Julia Campbell Marcia Campbell Richard Cannon Julie Carlisle Jill Carver Margaret Chadwick David Champlm Shirley Chase Dale Christensen Jay Christensen Becky Clark Claudia Clark Ricky Clifford Loretta Clyde Wayland Coker Marty Colombatto Susan Colston Rebecca Kay Cook Carelton Copp 63 Kelli Cordon Donna Cowley Patty Creger Karma Cuthbert Deon Daines Karl Davis Diana Despain Alan Dewey Matt Dixon Larraine Dorigatti Janet Dunmire David Edwards Kurt Elbert Denise Elder Mark Engle Julie Erickson Lynda Erickson Konrad Erni Clay Essig LuAnne Everton Kathy Farmer Hayden Felt Heidi Fletcher Carmen Fonnesbeck Tami Fonnesbeck Janell Forsberg Christine Freeman Trudy Freeman Larie Fullmer Bruce Gardner Delaine Gardner 64 Scott Gardner Larry Gates Jane Gessel Jeff Gleed Lex Godfrey Jay Golding Dawn Gossner Peter Grieve Mike Gregory Suzanne Griffin Varsi Gunnell Brett Haan Tracine Hales Sherry Hall Marc Hansen Michelle Hansen Paul Hansen Scott Hansen Marcia Hardman Julie Harris June Harris Raymond Harris Roseanne Harrison Shelli Haslam Lisa Hatch Nancy Hawkes Marvin Haws Nancy Haws Ruth Heidt Karl Hellberg Jeanine Henderson Carolyn Heninger DeAnn Heninger Michael Heninger Patricia Hess 65 Jack Heyrend Shawna Hoffman Russell Holdredge Mike Holloway Michael Hoth Jim Hudson Jeff Hulse Mike Hulse Diana Hunt Shelly Hymas David Jacobsen Doug James LaDawn James Lorri James Chad Jensen Craig Jensen Steve Jensen Steve Jensen Tami Jensen Tony Jenson Jeffery Johnson Mark Johnson Sheila Johnson Tony Johnson Alaine Jorgensen Dennis Kaae Margene Kartchner Irene Keene Jeff Keller Larry Kimber Stephen Kirschman Andrew Kline David Knudson Susan Koch Dale Koeven 66 Cindy Kofoed Warren Kunz Lyndon Lamborn Taya LaMont Kathy Larsen Robert Larsen Bart Leishman Louise Lenkersdorfer Julie Lewis Shelly Lewis LeeAnn Liechty Craig Lofthouse Valene Lower Ken Lowry Holly Lundberg Max Lyon James Mabe Sally Mack Connie Manning Mary Martin Steve Martin joylee Mathews Jayne Maughan Jodi McGregor Jon McGregor James Neil McMurdie Bryan Meacham Jan Miller Suzanne Mitchell 67 Hilary Monson Kevin Moore Sherrie Morrison Corey Mortensen Pam Mortensen Nan Neeley Barbara Nelson James Nelson Kim Nelson Tom Nicholls Greg Nielson Nancy Nielson Scott Nielson Brenda Norris Eugene Olsen Jana Olsen Charlotte Palmer Erin Palmer Lori Parker Robert Parkinson Pierco Paul Jeff Pease Janice Pehrson Scott Pehrson Eileen Perry Jan Perry David Peterson Melissa Peterson Shauna Peterson Kristy Pettigrew Paul Phillips Randy Porter Elizabeth Potter Wesley Pound Wes Pugmire 68 Stephen Raat Vickie Ralphs Ann Rasmuson Pam Redd Karl Reid Scott Rice LeeAnn Rich Rick Richins Sadie Richins Debbie Rickert David Riley Delane Ringle Thomas Risk Richard Robbins Jim Rock W Dale Rogers Laree Rogers Cindy Roskelley Sam Rothwell D. B Ryan Jim Ryan Michael Saunders Rosie Sawyer 69 Bret Schiffman Debbie Schwartz Craig Scott Kim Sears Richard Sharp Holly Shaw Karl Shupe Wendy Sjostrom Greg Skabelund Martin Skabelund Nicole Skabelund Robert Skiby Chris Skinner Patti Skinner Brad Smith David Smith Valjean Smith Jean Sorenson Karen Spence Cindy Speth Eddie Stephens Cleon Stettler Paul Stewart Larry Stoddard Brett Stuart Ellen Stuart Margaret Stuart Brad Summers Tami Taylor Nancy Thompson Stephen Thompson Lynn Trolson Allyson Turner Cheryl Underwood Jim Van Derslice 70 Mike Van Luik Mike Van Noy Donna Vicenti Gordon Von Niederhausern Peggy Wallace Bob Wardle Jill Watkins Larry Watts Dewayne E Webb John Whear Paul Wheeler Donnie Whitney Julia Wiberg Valarie Wickham Barbara Wilde David Willis Shelley Willmore Dirk Wilson Becky Winninger Donna Gaye Winward Cathy Wotton Monty Wright Tami Wright Lori Yeates Jeff Zabriskie CAMERA SHY Georgette Aitken Rosie Hansen Rozanne Johnson Gerald Myers Robert Risk Delwin Willden Larry Williams Steven Zufelt 71 SPORTS The road was full of obstacles. Some were planned for, sweated for, bled for; and from these obstacles came men; and from these men came roads-to cities, states, nations, and worlds. FOOTBALL Football 73 will long be remembered for the dedicated young men who struggled against tremendous odds. There has never been a year when the willingness to sacrifice or the effort made was greater. With revived support from the Senior Class, the undying enthusiasm of our Spirit Squad, and the effort of our Senior athletes, the fall of 1973 brought the first annual sports-menship trophy from Region One home to stay. Who can ever forget the nine bus loads of Senior-led Grizzlies as they almost cheered their team on to a fantastic comeback at Bonneville—or the greatest come-from-behind upset in the history of Region One; Logan 22. Box Elder 20. To all who were involved. 73 will long be remembered. LHS Opponents Opp. 0 Springville 25 0 West 40 0 Ben Lomond 14 14 Bear River 0 20 Bonneville 33 0 Sky View 42 14 Weber 22 6 Roy 27 22 Box Elder 20 COACHES: Hall Lewis. Roger Wilson. Joel Gardner. Bill Ryan, and Steve Kidman. MALLEY HISLOP. the team leader? SCOTT WALLIS, Prep-of-the-Week, All-Region. 74 Malley Hislop Senior 11 Fullback Hubert Anderson Senior 1 5 Quarterback Jeff Seeholzer Senior 29 End Mike Hedln Senior 33 Halfback Paul Harris Senior 37 Halfback Steve Raymond Senior 44 Halfback Ben Winters Senior 48 End Paul James Senior 54 Center Dave Purser Senior 56 Center Paul Keeler Senior 61 Guard Don Ringle Senior 63 Guard Jim Everton Senior 68 Guard Miles Peterson Senior 72 Tackle Steve Pehrson Senior 74 Tackle Jeff Larsen Senior 78 Tackle 75 Jeff Champlin Senior 81 End Keven Buffers Senior 87 End Scott Wallis Senior 42 End cB7 di4P Scott Christensen Junior 13 Quarterback Rand Lewis Junior 1 7 Quarterback DuWayne Dahle Junior 23 Halfback Nice catch Keven? Ha-ha-ha! Jerry Jardine Junior 25 Halfback Robert Potter Junior 27 Halfback Richard Winget Junior 31 Fullback Kent Cook Junior 35 Halfback Stan LaMont Junior 46 Halfback Bryon Andreason Junior 50 Guard Harvey Brown Manager Dennis Brown Trainer Rod Long Manager Mike Stauffer Junior 52 Center Alex Baugh Junior 60 Guard Grant Pocha Junior 64 Guard John Calderwood Junior 65 Center Ed Peterson Junior 70 Tackle LaRon Larsen Junior 76 Tackle Brent Clark Junior 77 Tackle Tom Obray Junior 83 End Jim Sorenson Junior 88 End J V TEAM Robert Radtke Tom Obray. Doug Stowell. Richard Wmget. Scott Christensen. Del Ray Purser. Brent Christensen. Max Wallace Joel Allred. Brent Clark. Monte Hedin. Davd Eliason. LaRon Larsen. Dave Fjelstead. Robby Potter. Stan LaMont. Jeff Eames. Scott Cazier. Grant Poocha. Kent Cook. Todd McGregor. Jim Sorenson; Harvey Brown. Manager; Coach Roger Wilson 78 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM: Jon McGregor. Paul Wheeler. Darren Allred. Larry Gates. Kurt Elbert. Jeff Pease. Bruce Gardner. David Knud-son, Brian Ault. Kenny Lowery Dee Webb. David Ryan. Hayden Felt. David Champlin. Craig Loft-house. Scott Bitters. Allen Dewey. Sam Rothwell. Brett Schiffman, John Whear, Steven Thompson. Mike VanNoy. Karl Davis. Brad Summers. Dwight Cahoon. David Riley. Corey Mortenson. Larry Watts. Craig Scott. Jeff Zabriskie. Mike VanLuik. Chad Campbell. Donny Whitney. Wes Pugmire. David Edwards Bobby Brown. Lyndon Lamborn, DickCall. Greg Nielson. D C Bean. Craig Jensen. Wayland Coker. Jay Golden, Greg Skabelund, Carl Shupe. Doug James. Steve Martin. Bob Larsen. Marvin Haws, Fred Beck. Mike Andra. Matt Dixon. Brad Smith. Montey Wright. Mark Hansen. Marty Columbato COACHES: Bill Ryan. Steve Kidman. Knute Rockne. 79 SCORES Opponent Logan Spanish Fork Cottonwood Provo Tooele East Clearfield Roy Box Elder Bear River Weber Sky View Bonneville Roy Box Elder Bear River Weber Sky View Bonneville Layton Provo Kearns Weber Sky View Opponent Conch Joel Gardner Coach Roger Wilson Coach Hal Lewis JUNIOR VARSITY: Under Coach Wilson the Juniors carried on their winning spirit finishing the season with a 16-1 record. Led by Dave Fjeldsted. Rob Potter. Richard Wmget and Jim Sorenson, Logan High can expect to take a trip to state next year —but the outcome should be different SOPHOMORES: 6-6 record doesn't show the true talent of the Sophomore basketball players. Thanks to the efforts of Coach Lewis, they should do better next year With promising players like Rothwell. Beck and Cahoon they cannot help but improve Good luck, you might need it. BASKETBALL We were very pleased at the success we enjoyed the past season in basketball A team that was predicted to finish last or next to last in the region proved what Logan pride and tradition is all about Going into the final game we were tied for the Region Championship and eventually finished second with an 8-4 league record. The year will always be remembered by the number of close games we played Five of our games were decided in overtime with-us winning four of the five Nine of our twelve league games went undecided right down to the last seconds of play To the seven Seniors we are especially appreciative of the job they have done They have more than carried on the great traditions of Logan High basketball They have provided the necessary leadership to make the season successful We are also very proud of the Juniors and are anxiously awaiting their final year of competition Special recognition should be given to Kevin Buttars who was chosen on the All-State team. All-Region team, and was chosen as Region I player of the year Bobby Andersen also was chosen on the All-Region team, and Miles Peterson was honorable mention All-Region COACH GARDNER Born in Afton. Wyoming in 1943. Coach Gardner made All-State in Junior and Senior basketball and Senior football while attending Star Valley High As a Freshman at BYU. he received a basketball scholarship. He fulfilled a mission to Southern Australia, and married his wife. Joyce, during his Senior year at BYU He has three children. Julie age 5. Lisa age 3. and Jimmy age 1. After coaching basketball at Spanish Fork for five years, he came to Logan High where he now coaches basketball and golf In just one year. Coach Gardner has gained the respect of the athletes, coaches, studentbody. and faculty by carrying on the high standards and traditions of a Grizzly Welcome to Logan High 81 BASKETBALL 10 Ron Salisbury. Sr G 12 Mike Hedm. Sr G 14 Rob Potter. Jr G 20 Randy Lewis. Jr G 22 Bob Andersen Sr G-F 24 Brad Johnson Sr F 30 Keven Buttars. Sr F 32 Stan Lamont Jr G 34 Dave Fjeldsted Jr G-C 82 40 Paul Burnham. Sr C 42 Miles Peterson Sr C 3 Jim Sorenson. Jr F 1 2 Tom Obray. Jr G 21 Jerry Jardme. Jr G 23 Scott Christensen Jr F Nice shot Keven' 83 MANAGERS: Brent Christensen. Colin White. Rod Long. Tab Nielsen. Paul Harris. Dennis Brown. Kim Harrison. Harvey Brown. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: Dave Edwards. Marvin Haws. Dwight Cahoon. Greg Skabelund. Kirt Elbert. Marty Colombotts. Jon McGreggor, Fred Beck. Sam Rothwell. Bruce Gardner. Bob Larsen. Randon Burr. Jim Butcher 85 WRESTLING Wrestling, although still in its infancy at Logan High School, picked up more popularity this year. Our crowds grew for our home matches, our cheerleaders and songleaders gave us their support, and the Hi-Los even performed for a wrestling meet, a first in Region One. We had a 2-10 dual meet record. Several meets could have gone our way easily with a break at the right time. We will lose six seniors this year. Next year we will have a number of seniors and some good juniors with experience We hope for some lighter weights from our sophomore class Our co-captains. Neal Black and Klane Reynolds, have done an outstanding job this year Neal suffered defeat in only one region match. We appreciate the effort of all of our wrestlers and especially the effort of all the seniors. Our men have worked extremely hard and never get discouraged. We look forward to next year. VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES Logan Opp. 15 Ben Lomond 39 21 Intermountain 35 43 Ogden 18 51 West Side 9 6 Preston 54 6 Weber 55 3 Sky View 54 9 Davis 51 27 Bonneville 28 23 Roy 32 15 Bear River 33 3 Box Elder 48 98 lbs. David Champlin......Soph. 105 lbs. Klane Reynolds....Senior 112 lbs. Bill Bishop........Senior 86 Alan Obray Sr i 19 lbs Jerry Dunmier. Sr 126 lbs Jay Russel. Jr 132 lbs Neil Black Sr 138 lbs Nate Ford Sr 145 lbs Robert Radtke Jr 155 lbs Craig Elder Soph 167 lbs Garth Stockton. Sr 185 lbs Ed Peterson. Jr HW JV WRESTLING Andy Kline Craig Lofthouse Bret Schiftmen Greg Nelson Jim Vanderslice Cleon Stettler Tony Johnson Paul Wheeler 87 SWIMMING The swimming team this year was few m numbers but had some outstanding performers. Leading out as seniors Fred and Lester Essig won many firsts in dual meets during the season. Fred qualified to go to state and also established a new school record in the backstroke. Lester had some excellent times in both the 100-yard and 50-yard freestyle races. Steve Pritchett did a good job representing us in the breast stroke as did Karl Wegcamp in the middle distances Bill Byland and Kent Cook showed good promise as Juniors when Bill made it to state in the 50-yard freestyle David Jacobsen leads a promising bunch of Sophomores by placing third in region in diving and thus qualifying for the State Meet. Jet-propulsion toes Lester True Love. Score Mary Ann David flies Hold your head under and croak SWIM MEET-Row one. David Jacobson. Curbs Slack Wayiand Coker Russell Holderdge Dick Call Row two Coach Ryan Dale Wegkamp. Ed Christenson Clay Essig. David Bennion David Ryan Row three Kent Cook Lester Essig. Fred Essig. Steve Pritchett Karl Wegkamp. Bill Bylund GOLF TEAM — Row one: Doug Stowell Bob White Rod Bowen Dome! Larsen Phil Wahlstrom. Dande McGregor. Row two: Duffy McFarland, Mark Jensen. Colin Harrison. Wade McFarland, Mike John SWIM TEAM SCORES Logan Opp. 65 Bear River 108 33-1 2 Bear River 51-1 2 84 Intermountain 75 67 Bonneville 103 44 Sky View 124 42 Box Elder 121 GOLF Coach Gardner, a new coach this year, replaced Coach Tueller The Golf team this year has had some very good moments and some very disappointing moments. Winning the region crown developed a highlite of the Golf season this year The Golf team proved very impressive this year. The boys playing this year look forward to next year Joel Gardner Golf Coach TRACK Running, jumping, and racing around the track, made up the major activities of this year's track team. Consisting of many promising young athletes. Logan High Track will have another successful year. Track Team Members: Tom Obray. Perry Smith. Bill Bylund. Kent Cook. Mike Freeman. Craig Madsen. John Calderwood. LaRon Larsen. Brent Clark. Ray Robison. Clay Essig. Steve Leigh. Rand Lewis, Wayland Coker, Jeff Eames. Craig Elder, Mike Stauffer. Alex Baugh. Ed Peterson. Paul Keeler. Jim Grout-age. Paul Burnham. Bob Sorenson. Tony Johnson. Jim Vanderslice. Robert Jensen. 90 TENNIS Have you ever wondered about the crazy guys who run around with a utensil that looks something like a Banjo? The Bobby Riggs ' of Logan High make up the tennis team for 1974 Playing tennis for two and three hours a night not only gets them in shape, but also provides competition among the players. Coach Ryan received a lot of strength from the returning seniors Fred Essig. Lester Essig. Dave Misener. and a new player Karl Weg-kamp. They proved that Logan High can really make it in tennis. Tennis Team: Scott Christensen. Rick Summers. Dale Wegkamp. Brent Christensen. Doug Stowell. Karl Wegkamp. Fred Essig. Dave Misener. Lester Essig 91 BASEBALL Walk. balk, strike-out. and a grand-slam-homer . made up the BASEBALL TEAM: Jeff Seeholzer. Malley Hislop. Colin Harrisor spiceand life of this year s baseball team. Under the direction of Coach Paul James. Ben Winters. Jim Everton. Stan LaMont. DuWayn Wilson and Coach Gardner, they gave many ball teams a run for their Dahle. Paul Rogers. Ronnie Isom. Dande McGregor. David Hulse money's worth . Consisting of mainly Seniors and Juniors, this year s team added to the success of the sprina sports oroaram at Logan High. 92 93 ORGANIZATIONS I remember the monotony of the road breaking down and each person experiencing his own kind of joy. AMPHION Would you believe that Logan High's yearbook staff has zero experience? Would you believe that they put out one of the best yearbooks Logan High has ever had? Weil, they did From pictures of teachers dissecting a human body to the copy of each club and organization, the production of the 1974 yearbook became a major project for 16 students in publications. This year they made the transition from one printer to a new one. Community Press. Meeting deadlines and sending them off to Provo caused problems at first, but they got used to it. Now they can relax until next year AMPHION STAFF Mary Ann Sorenson. Editor; Cindy Bindrup. Co-Editor; Annette Palmer. Marcella Willetto. Nan Neeley. Class Staff; Melanie Jones, Sheri Eyre, Copy Staff; Terrie Williams. Susan Newton. T J. Woof-indin. Layout Staff; Jeff Champlin. Craig Lofthouse. Sports Staff; Linda Palmer. Lynn Chidester, Photographers; Debbie Spend-love. Secretary; Rebecca Boswell. Advisor. 96 Amphion Grizzly Not everyone can collect fifty articles, interview a dozen people, and get a newspaper out in only three or four weeks. No. it takes a bunch of hard-working, dedicated people such as this year's Grizzly Staff. The staff performs such feats as taking griz polls , reporting unknown (and some-timesembarrassing) facts about teachers and students, and letting the studentbody in on everything that goes on around the school. The Grizzly adds a spark of life to the school and gives us something to read, years from now, to remember our gold old days in high school. GRIZZLY STAFF Janet Daines Editor. Jean Butcher Greg Underwood. Tom Nelson Mark Ellsworth. Mark Pederson Darin Shaw Jean Gardner Larry Gates. Ann LeBaron. Sue Williams Georgetta Atkinson 98 Grizzly 99 Boys’ League This year s Boys League officers gave the general impression of acting busy but actually this proved only a good disguise They sponsored an after-game dance, an assembly and the annual mother-and-son s night. BOYS LEAGUE OFFICERS Miles Peterson. President. Jeff Champlm Vice President Ron Salisbury Secretary. Larry Christensen. Senior Representative. Jim Sorenson Junior Representative. Dick Call Sophomore Representative. Advisor. Mr LaMar M Anderson 100 Girls League GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS: Mary Ann Bennett. President; Jan Baugh. Vice President; Margo Rigby. Secretary; Kristi Campbell. Senior Representative; Jan Engert Junior Representative; and Nan Neeley. Sophomore Representative. Mrs Jean Ehrhart. Advisor. Planning everything from the annual powderpuff football game to the Sweethearts Ball to a bake sale, the Girls League Officers cook up enough activities to keep all the girls of Logan involved in having a good time They remember every girl s birthday by distributing a cupcake to her The officers also sponsor a fine victory dance after our basketball thriller with Roy High, in addition to bringing us a performance by the Front Porch singing group. Each month one of the neat girls at Logan High becomes Girl of the Month Girls League takes charge of putting up a bulletin board in her honor, and getting an article about her in the Herald Journal. As a grand finale to the year, the Girls League holds a father-daughter dinner Every girl has a chance to show the others what a special dad she has The Girls’ League becomes one of the best clubs at Logan High because its membership includes every girl 101 Orchestra Allen D RPn2 r F R m h Je,nsen.EuAnderson cl R|Char on J Spence. J Kidd. S HawKes. R Gibbons. T Barker D Dance. L Collins. J ricks J Lew?? ? fitter t 1 p Hammond, t Carlisle A Jorgensen L Martin. L Call S Lundstrom. C Anderson. R McCann. L Hend- E Rpihp a5 TJlir„l amSS ,T, L ?' SuC? Sl°n L Peterson C Russeii C Watts S Williams. B Stettler. S Watkins. L Carter J Butcher D LaBeau “©echer. A Turner L Anderson. L Lisonbee M Monson C Vosberg. S James. D Lisonbee 102 Orchestra J Keller J Groutage. J Butcher J Henderson. C Slack. C Astle. J Rupple. J Harris. E Joy. L Chidister. J Baugh J Waqner C Elzinga G Burtenshaw. K Spence. S Higbe L McAllister. C Hellberg L Hardman M Hardman C Crowshaw E Stuart. V Dalby M Ellsworth. I Ellis. E Wood K Moulton. L Gates N Neeley. C Jensen S Haslem S Anderson. A Keller. R Allen. M Peterson. S Hancey. T. Johnson. D Christensen. Advisor Mr Ray Haslem Mr Ray Haslem High school represents the culmination of many years of training in the public schools on instruments of various types. The Logan High Orchestra provides an opportunity for self-fulfillment in the area of orchestral performance and achievement. Hopefully, the student will gain an insight into the fine points of musical production, thus making him a better consumer of music throughout his lifetime Jeff Lewis serves as concertmaster and Chris Neeley as secretary. The orchestra played for the school musical. No. No. Nannette and represented Northern Utah in the All-State Youth Orchestra festival at Weber State College. In April, at a formal spring concert at the Chase Fine Arts Auditorium on the U.S.U campus they played —the first time in history that the orchestra has played a complete evening program. Though they won't be traveling under the name of Logan. High. 70 membersof the orchestra will tour Europe, performing in Vienna. Austria. Munich. Germany; Zurich. Switzerland; Amsterdam. Holland; Paris. France; and London. England 103 Sophomore Band SOPHOMORE BAND Row one: Marc Hansen. Pam Black. Richard Robbins. Jana Olsen Shauna Peterson. Dicksie Bowen. Melanie Monson. Jim Mortenson Cleon Stettler, Richard Cannon. Scott Pehrson, Brian Ault Lyndon Lamborn Janet Miller Charolet Palmer Larry Kimber Row three: Margene Kartchner Janell Forsberg Cindy Speth Ricky Clifford Jeff Johnson. Monty Wright David Knudson Paul Wheeler. Alan Dewey Trent Allen Bruce Gardner. Mike Van Noy Scott Hansen Steven Jensen Row four: Mr Nelsen. Martin Anderson. Scott Rice Steve Thompson. Steve Kirschman. Ken Lowery Andrew Kline Bart Leish-man Karl Reid David Edwards Wayland Coker. Paul Hansen. Craig Scott SYMPHONIC BAND—Row one: Jean Butcher Ann Vanderslice. Sue Williams Ellen Beacher. Allyson Turner Jeena Harris Leann Speth. Linda Carter Row two: Susan James. Bonnie Glenn Stephanie Somers. Laurie Astle Ray Robison Kayleen Maughm Carol Russel Karan Allen. Katie Dunn. Susie Kohfield. Cindy Vosburq Larry Lisonbe Melame Monson. Lisa Hatch Becky Win-nmger. Cindy Barthlome Leaunda Schaffer Bill Byland Curtis Slack. Jolyn Ruple Julie Harper Joe Harris Jeff Keller Dave Lisonbe Steve Peterson Gary Biazzard Row tour: Lems Allen Dee Webb Kay Krambule. Robert Parkinson. Jim Butcher Jeff Larson Jeff Johnson. Jay Toombs Perry Smith Chad Cambell Paul Anderson David Joy Lloyd Clements. Paul Jenson. Mark Jensen. Ross Allen Row five: Mr Nelson Chris Watts Richard Simmons. Greg Underwood Tom Nelson. Kevin Coleman. Rick Able. Brad Summers. T J Woffmden Carl Booth Kevin Haws. Colin Moser. Lyn Chidester Bob Sorenson. Mike Freeman STAGE BAND —Row ono: Gary Biazzard. Jheron Stoker, Paul Stewart. Jeff Keller. Jeff Wagner. Row two: Tom Nelson. Mike Freeman. Bob Sorenson. Paul Jensen. Lynn Chidester. Row throe: Andy Keller. Rick Able. Chris Watts. Keven Coleman. Greg Underwood. Paul Anderson. Jeff Johnson. Tom Neilson. Advisor. 104 Symphonic Band - Stage Band 105 R Abel, R Allen S Amussen, C Anderson. J Barrus A Baugh. J Baugh. D Bertoch. M Blazzard. D. Butterfield. J Cahoon. T Curtis. P Dames D Dance. J Dunmire. V Elder. L Ellis. M Ellsworth. C Emmett J Engert. K Eyre. S Eyre. M Fishburn D Fjeldsted. C Ford N Ford. S Haws L Henricks. M Hislop. M Hooper, R Horlacher. B Jarrett. B Jarvis. J Jensen. G Jensen R Johnson. J Kidd. C Lehman. R Lundberg D McGregor S Meacham. B Meservy. R Mortensen. D Munk. C Neeley. V Paul M Pelerson, S Peterson. K Reynolds. L Richardson. L Roberts. M Roberts. K Ross J Schvan-eveidt j Seeholzer j Skidmore. L Smith. M Taylor R Toledo. T Turner. J Walker. G Wennergren. B White J White. C Wickham. R Wiser M Worley. T Zlotmck Chauntaires See the clouds adrift Where do the children play Come outside and see this brand new morning Kyrie et in terra pax . Lyrics like these pour forth from the vocal room fourth hour. As soon as the back row quiets down, the Chauntaires dig into their folders to get out their copies of Christmas songs, current rock n roll hits, and classical music, such as a Latin mass After a lot of hammering over their parts, the Chauntaires could almost pass for the Mormon Tabernacle Choir! But just wait till you hear one of their concerts! Chauntaires represent all of Region I at the Weber State Invitational, in addition to their usual Christmas and Spring Concerts. And with the girls getting new dresses, this choir becomes not only exciting to hear, but to see as well. With Mr Tueller. Mrs. Jacobsen, and the many veterans of Hawaii how can they lose? Cantadoras Have you seen a Cantadora lately? If you haven't, perhaps it's because you haven't looked for one. But if you ve looked and still have not met with success, maybe you don't know what to look for. If you see a group of enthusiastic, smiling girls, likely as not. they're Cantadoras. And if they're singing in the halls and singing on stage in maroon formals. you'll know your search has ended. So next time you see a Cantadora. say Hi and smile back at these girls who sing their hearts out to show their Grizzly pride. Row one: S Kraus. E Joy. D Hemnger I. Keen. L. Robinson. K Eliason. N Page. V Ralphs. E Perry. B Mc-Craney and V Thompson Row two: J Wheeler, M Campbell P Page P Harward. B Boudrero. C Popple-ton K Goodseii P Pryde. J Reed S Braegger. D Wmward. N Nelson, and S Hancey Row three: P Stock-dale. S Thompson T Jensen T Wright. K Sant L Lamb J Datwyler, L Erickson. J Gardener. K Larsen, J Erickson, S Peterson. G Eliason, L Wimmer Row four: N Haws C Skinner. L Rogers. D Johnson. S Simpson. T Hales. L Geary. K Beman B Burron L Potter L Liechty. L Mecham. E Larsen, and L Everton 108 Student Services LUNCH HELPERS Ellen Marie Joy Leila Robison Sue Ann Kraus Melanie Monson Kathaieen Goodsell BOOKSTORE Marlene Nungesser Joyiee Matthews Charoiette Palmer. Jackie Coleman, Delaine Gardner Kelli Cordon Betty Schfield Susie Kohfeld Joy Johnson Katie Dunn Carmen Fonnesbeck Marie Hamberlme Christine Ford Sherry Hall LIBRARY HELPERS: Becky McCraney. Peggy Pryde Diane Kidd Donna Cowley Holly Shaw Birgima Dorigatti Dale Koeven Mike Gregory Ray Robison Carol Russell Charles Davis POINT KEEPERS Doresse Bunnell. Elizabeth Anderson. Janene Allen Mary Jorgenson Historian 109 Cheerleaders Raise your hands up to the sky We re the Grizzlies passing by!!! The Cheerleaders at Logan High led the studentbody in this and many other cheers at games and pep rallies. The Cheerleaders: Mary Lyn Worley. Gloria Gittins. Dana Tueller. Ruth Call. Liz Potter and Jean Sorenson create school spirit, build up school pride and unify the studentbody. They work many long hours making up cheers, planning pep rallies and creating slogans for the posters that can be seen decorating the halls In the summer the cheerleaders and song-leaders attend the NCA cheerleading clinic and learn new cheers and songs and compete with other schools. This spring they attended a workshop at Jordan High. 110 Song Leaders Hey. kid, who can those six dancing girls be? They run out on the basketball court every time the teams leave? They must have something to do with the school. The songleaders. six talented girls who dance and perform, create school spirit and GRIZZLY PRIDE”. Songleaders include: Jean Schvaneveldt. Colette Anderson. Kimi Eyre. Ann Hutchinson. Joni Buttars and Shelly Lewis. Advisor for the cheerleaders and songleaders: Mrs. Karen Gordon. The songleaders and cheerleaders do a very good job. Logan High supports these twelve girls. Pep Club Picture one: Bonnie Boudrero. Tami Wright. Karma Cuthbert. Tracine Hales. Betty Andreasen. Dicksie Bowen. Cathy Wootton. DeAnn Hemnger Pam Redd, and Melissa Peterson. Christine Freeman. Dawn Gossner, Jan Perry. Carolyn Heniger, Diana Hunt Picture two: Kim Sears. Rosie Sawyer. Cindy Roskelly. Lori Parker. Kathy Larsen, Shawna Peterson. Nancy Haws. Brenda Norris. Donna Vicenti. Sheila Johnson. Eileen Perry. Michelle Hansen LuAnne Everton, and Donna Cowley Picture three: Tammi Jensen. LeeAnn Rich. Delane Ringle. Varsi Gunnell. Tamra Barker. Nan Neeley. Jodi McGregor. LeeAnn Liechty. Kim Nelson. June Harris. Alaine Jorgensen, LaDawn James. Louise Lenkersdorfer. Shelli Haslam Leslie Bowen. Jill Watkins. Jan Dunmire. Tami Taylor. Lisa Hatch. Doreese Bunnell. Karen Allen, Julie Lewis. Trudy Freeman, Nancy Thompson. Susan Colston. Deon Daines. Ruth Heidt. Shelly Willmore. and Marcia Hardman Picture four: Pam Black. Wendy Sjohstrom. Sherri Morrison. Larie Fullmer. Claudia Clark. Jeanne Campbell, Nancy Hawkes. Suzanne Griffen. Jane Gessell. and Fran Burtenshaw. Mrs. Dianne Hall. Advisor. 112 Pep Club Hi-Los Ready and . . This year's Hi-Los carried on the tradition of Logan High by doing an outstanding job. The Hi-Los marched half-times at football and basketball games and even a wrestling match this year. They have performed at a USU basketball game, at the Mini-Dome in Pocatello and also at a Utah Stars basketball game in the Salt Palace. This summer The Hi-Los will be traveling to Calgary. Alberta, Canada, to participate in the Calgary Stampede. HI-LO OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Judy Watts VICE PRESIDENT: Gina Burtenshaw SECRETARY: Kim Pritchett SOCIALS. Anita Nyman ADVISOR: Mrs. Marijane Welsh Cheryl Andersen. Esther Augustine Jean Barrus. Gina Burtenshaw Vicky Dalby. Diane Dalhe. Rozanne Hansen Lauri Hlavaty Ron Horlacher. Laurie Kay. Julie Kirk. Anita Nyman Bonnie Peterson. Kim Pritchett. Linda Roberts. Marcia Taylor. Judy Watts. Kathie White. Terrie Williams. Wendy Stuart 114 Hi-Los Sponsors Marching in parades and half time performances only begins the list of activities engaged in by the Sponsor Corps. They find time to usher at school functions in addition to sponsoring a Christmas party for the underprivileged children of Logan. Their enthusiasm spurs them on as they work hard to prepare for a trip to Calgary. Canada to perform with the band and the Hi-Los. Whether shooting on the rifle range, selling stationery, or practicing their routines, the Sponsors enjoy being together and have a lot of fun! STAFF: Cindy Norris. Pat Thorpe. Becky Sawyer. Betsy Stettler. Cherie Jensen. Gay Cottle. Annette Hancey. Lynette Zahmel. Annette Peterson. Lolly Smith. Debbie Johnson. Jean McMurdie. Denisse Barja, Ellen Joy. Jill Skidmore Kris Webb. Launee Hardman RIFLE TEAM Comdr Becky Sawyer. Jackie Coleman Kris Crockett, Sharon Lundstrom. Lolly Smith. Janet John. Kathi Moulton Pat Thorpe. Karen Moulton. Michelle Hooper DeAnn Butterfield. Annette Peterson. Launee Hardman SPONSORS: Cindy Norris. Jean McMurdie. Pat Thorpe. Denisse Barja. Ellen Joy. Kris Webb Sharon Lundstrom. Marianne Blazzard. Annette Peterson. Betsy Stettler. Gay Cottle. Jolene Redd. Launee Hardman. Becky Sawyer. Janet John. Lolly Smith. Debbie Johnson. Annette Hancey. Cherie Jensen. Linda Christensen. Kris Crockett. Lynette Zahmel. Jackie Coleman. Sandy Naylor. Karen Moulton. Kathi Moulton. Michelle Hooper. Soma Hargraves. Jill Skidmore. Lisa Smith. Debbi Spendlove. Char-one Hellberg. Chris Reese. DeAnn Butterfield. Danette Munk RIFLE DRILL TEAM Cmdr Debbie Johnson. Lynette Zahmel. Kris Webb. Ellen Joy. Linda Christensen. Jolene Redd. Sonia Hargraves. Sandy Naylor. Debbi Spendlove. Betsy Stettler. Lisa Smith. Marianna Blazzard. Danette Munk. Cindy Norris. Gay Cottle. Annette Hancey. Cherie Jensen Sponsor Advisor: Col. Norman Stockton 117 ROTC The ROTC Lab took on a new appearance this year with the addition of several girls to the classes. The totally masculine domination of the ROTC department has come to an end. now that they've received the feminine touch. The girls march, shoot in the rifle range, and play ping-pong along with the boys which adds to the fun of ROTC. The Annual Military Ball. Funeral Guard. Honor Guard, and the raising and lowering of the flag before and after school, keep members of the Logan High Military on the move. ?JmFObrar'D8a'|Csm®trifV,arH'VGar'h S,ocl ° Dunmire. Fred Essia Raw dams- Jerry ney Lundbe?9.S?e?e Person yM VKarVis Roa Toombs Tracv Tumor e°”' Ne‘ Tho™as. Jay Tom Willmore. Jeff McNeil0'6 Vandenwriinaert. P.°U °JRen°eUnARBDrucTkKarrhanrn r®,e- Hansen Sg. Robert Tripp Adsorb 13 David BennioH: wv ROTC COMPANY A Paul Jensen Jerry Toombs. Terry Carlson Frank Cronin. Rinks Hansen. Steve Hansen Scott Harris. Rudy Johnson. Bruce Kirsch-man Doug Kraus David Weeks. Bob Whittiker. Randy Wmdly Eden Zollinger, David Benmon. Carlton Coop Jeff Gleed. Mike Hulse. Lori James. Steve Martin. Tom Nicholls. David Peterson Randy Porter Jan Perry. Bob Wardle. John Whear. Jill Carver. Kathie Farmer. COMPANY B Howard Elzmga. Matt Dixon. Mike Holloway. Steven Jensen, Steven Kirshman. Dale Koeven Jimmy Morrison. Jim Nelson. Gordon Niederhouser Steven Raat. Dale Rogers, Paul Wheeler COMPANY C. Gary Osterlin. Terry Stones. Robert Berntson. Ed Christenson, Scott Harris. Larry Lisonbee. Colin Moser. Steve Peterson. Vai Swenson. COMPANY D: Steve Pehrson. Wilson Loza Brian Protfit. Ron Shupe. Mike Skinner, Thomas Wof-finden. Jenny Alarcon. Steve Andrews. Richard Cannon, Shirley Chase Rickey Clifford Jay Golding. Ruth Heidt. Carl Hellburg. Doug James. Jeff Johnson. Larry Kimber. Jon McGregor. Scott Pehrson. Robert Risk. Thomas Risk. Mike Saunders Robert Skiby. Paul Stuart. Mike Van Luik Shelly Willmore. Jeff Zabriskie. Steve Zufelt 119 ROTC BLACK JACKS: Neil Thomas. Jerry Dunmire. Paul Jensen. T. J. Woofinden. Tracy Turner. Neil Black. Steve Pehrson. Mike Skinner. Jay Golding. Scott Pehrson Mike VanLuick RIFLE TEAM Denise Barja Rodney Lundberg. Becky Sawyer Pat Thorpe Jerry Toombs. Ed Christenson Jeff Johnson. Tony Koeven. Clay Essig. Nancy Thompson 120 LETT LKMfcN: Hubert Anderson, Bryon Andreason. Dennis Brown. Harvey Brown, Keven Buttars, Bill Bylund. Wayne Campbell. Scott Christensen Fred Essig. Lester Essig. Jim Everton. Mike Hedin. Malley Hislop. Jerry Jardine. Paul Keeler. Stan LaMont. Jeff Larsen. LaRon Larsen, Rod Long. Ed Peterson. Miles Peterson. Steve Pritchett. Klane Reynolds. Ron Salisbury. Jeff Seeholzer. Scott Wallis. Richard Winget Key Club Row one: Bob Sorenson. Ron Wiser. Craig Alder. Tom Obray Doug Kraus Row two. Craig Elder. Brian McKell. Lester Essig, Dennis Brown. Rod Long. Paul Jensen, and Kent Ross Absent from pictures: Harvey Brown. Chad Emmett, and Fred Essig 122 FHA - VICA Row one: Marianne Blazzard. Tina Louise Loosle. Jan Ellgen, Sue Ann Kraus. Mrs. Showell. and DeAnn Butterfield Row two: Marcella Willetto, Stephanie Somers. Christine Reese. LeAnne McAllister, and Sydney Sackett. Row three: Zelda Black, President. Ellen Joy, Vice President; jCindy Rogers. Secretary; LeAnne Speth. Treasurer; Danette Munk. Historian; Delsa Harris. Socials; and Pam Black. Sophomore Representative. Mrs. Jean Showell. Advisor. Row one: Steven George. Royce Hatch. Alan Temples. Blake Andrews. Walter Achectz. Bruce Lehman. Terry Stones. Trent Lewis. Mr. Duersch. Larry Christensen. Ron Salisbury. Mark Peterson. Ron Hornsbey. Reed Stewart. Leo Peherson. and Carl Booth. Mr. Fred Duersch. Advisor 123 FBLA FBLA OFFICERS: Kristi Campbell. President; Kristine Webb. Vice President; Anne Vanderslice. Secretary; Jann Cahoon. Treasurer; Annette Palmer, Historian. Mrs. Dianne Hall. Mrs. Rebecca Boswell. Advisors. What does a club need more than anything else? Members, of course! Because of this basic need, the FBLA club hunts for members as their first activity. They begin the year with an FBLA tea. At this informal meeting, students who take business classes learn about the fun activities of FBLA. Then, at a special ceremony, the new members get sworn in. The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America consists of trying to, develop the qualities necessary to become successful in the future business world. Through guest speakers, the members learn things that help them decide what business career they will pursue. A lot of parties and fun activities make this club well worth belonging to. 124 DECA Have you ever seen a bunch of kids armed with hoses and spraying cars? No, they didn’t get caught by the police for delinquency. You merely observed the DECA club holding a car wash. To raise money, the club also sponsored movies and dances, besides doing a little door-to-door selling. They also put their time into some service projects which included working for the March of Dimes and helping with Ecology Week. At a Western convention, they competed in sales merchandising and extemporaneous speaking. The judges chose a chapter of the year and a boy and girl of the year. The convention also gave the participants a chance to get together and learn new ideas at various workshops. DECA. Jean McMurdie. Leslie Wahlquist. Diane Kidd. Marie Hamberlin. Betty Scofield, Kim Housel, Cindy Kesler, Marlene Nungesser. Jeff Bernston. Delsa Harris. Tina Jensen Allyn Call. Mike Baugh. Annette Peterson. Craig Pearce. Susie Kofield. Joy Johnson. Scott Snow. Randy Windley Mr. John Orton. Advisor 125 Art - Spanish ART CLUB MEMBERS: Andrea Clyde. President; Linda Willis Melanie Jones Nanci Cone. Deb Bertoch. Jan Larsen. Cindy Kesler. Loretta Clyde. Laurie Kay. Vicky Carlson. LuAnn Ellis. Lolly Smith Jill Watkins. Vicky Elder. Mike Bartho-lome. Chad Emmett. Karl Wegkamp Diane Miller. Nancy Thompson. Delane Ringle. Nancy Page Nancy Brockman. Rudy Johnson and the sixth hour art class Advisor Mr Kent Soderquist Wendy Radtke. Sonia Hargreaves. Max Lyon, Michael Heninger. Louise Len-kersdorger. Joylee Mathews. Ann Ras-muson. Margene Kartcher. David Willis, Jane Harper. Cathy Dillon. Kathy Clement, Susan Koch. Tim Donohue. Kent Ross. Richard Sharp. Ron Shoop. Tami Taylor. Bonnie Boudrero. Douglas Hun-saker. Nancy Skanky. Val Jean Facer, and Marisa Fernandez Advisor: Mr Ronald Jenkins 126 Bremen Niedersacshen ein- Westfalen emland-Pfalz Saar Hamburg % West Berlin German - French The German Club met early mornings this year Under the leadership of a new advisor, Mary Sue Keller, the club had a very good year Members: Larry Gates Bryce Fifield Larry Lisonbee Barry Smith, Ellen Joy. Lisa Meach-am and Cheryl Cantwell. What do the French people eat? What type of clothing do they wear? What hobbies and activities fill their spare time? French Club members discover the answers to these and many more questions, as they strive to further their cultural knowledge and understanding of France. During a study of French foods, the French Club devours an early morning breakfast of foreign food, and then cooks up some French foods on their own during a special activity held in the cooking room. Later on in the year, they taste Spanish and German foods as well when they participate in an international dinner with the Spanish and German Clubs. FRENCH CLUB Wilson Loza. Melissa Dixon. Dana Tueller. Hal Collier. Vicki Hansen. Sue Hansen. Dianne Miller. Soma Hargreaves. Elyse Larsen. Tamara Barker. Cheryl Underwood. David Bennion. Barbara Nelson. Marissa Gernadez. Julie Campbell. Vai Jean Smith. Bret Haan. Gene Smith. Max Lyon Diana Despair). Science - Stage Crew If you haven't been getting a blast out of life, perhaps you should join the Science Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Anderson, they enjoy many experiments and demonstrations involving some great explosions. This club features things from a lecture on diamonds to lessons about how to use a slide rule. The Science Club tries to create an interest in science and an understanding of the scientific method. If this sounds like your '■bag , the Science Club may be the place for you. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Kathy Salunke. President; Chris Daines. Vice President; and Chad Emmett. Secretary A spotlight shoots its rays across the stage. Microphones click on and amplify the rhythm of guitars. Suddenly the lights flash from white to red. then to blue, purple, and yellow. You know you're in for a fascinating and psychedelic assembly. It’s all made possible by the stage crew. Without them we d be in the dark . STAGE CREW: Steven Petersen. Bill Bylund, and Dale Smith 128 BOYS - GIRLS STATE If you think Boys' and Girls' State is just a bunch of hog-wash'' government and boring days, you've got another think coming. During the day the calm, mild-mannered staters went about their normal business of setting up a mock form of government, with a governor, senators, and representatives. But when night rolled around, the mild mannered staters turned into little devils. Buckets and bathtubs full of water immersing fellow citizens, food coloring in deodorant cans, and panty raids dominated their night lives. However, these were only minor problems. Their number one problem was the lack of the opposite sex. No dates, no nothing because boys were at Utah State and the girls were at Southern Utah State. BOYS STATE— Row one: Ben Jarvis. Jeff Seeholzer, Chad Emmett. Lester Essig Row two: Neil Black. Paul Harris. Fred Essig. Jerry Toombs Row three: Steve Perhson. Mike Baugh. Brad Johnson. Mike Hedin. Brian Jarrett GIRLS STATE-Row one: Colette Anderson. Kimi Eyre Jean McMurdie. Row two: Jan Baugh. Andrea Felt. Jean Butcher VARSITY DEBATE Mr. Henrie organizes debate teams that seem to come up with all the prizes. The names Watkins and Wilde have practically become household words. Sharon and Diane took a first place in both the Governor's Cup Invitational and the Utah State Bar Invitational. But the debaters don't spend all their time in competition. They spend countless hours pouring over books and magazines, compiling card files, and writing orations. However, to these dedicated scholars of Logan High, one hour of beating an opponent proves well worth fifty hours of studying a strategy. The Logan High super-stars who succeed in showing the world that they can't be beat include: Sharon Watkins. Diane Wilde. Jan Baugh, Janet Daines, Gloria Wennergren. Peter Daines, Bryon Andreasen, Tracie Hansen. Steve Peterson, Kathi Salunke. Christine Thomas. Chris Daines, Ron Wiser, Robert Welkie, Dirk Kotter. Joe White. Blair Daines. Weston Henrie. Coach. 130 SOPHOMORE DEBATE The Sophomore debate team spends a year of learning what debate involves— work and competition. During their next two years in high school, they will gain more skill and win some hardware , but first they must get the hang of it”. These aspiring, young debaters include: Dick Call. Jim Vanderslice. Russell Holdredge. LarryGates. Jim Butcher, Richard Cannon. Scott Hansen. Robert Parkinson. Nicole Skablund. Melissa Peterson. Lorraine Anderson. Fran Burtenshaw, Erin Palmer, Jan Perry, Ruth Heidt. Bret Schiff-man. Kim Nelson. 131 STERLING SCHOLARS Logan High certainly doesn't lack in brains. Twelve Sterling Scholars from Logan High represented the school in the Annual Brains Contest. Sterling Scholars: Walter Achatz. Vocational Education; Jean Butcher, English; Janet Daines, Social Studies; Lester Essig, General; Cherri Hurst. Chemistry; Wendy Liu, Languages; Jeff Wagner, Music; Kristine Webb. Business; Diane Wilde. Speech and Drama; Linda Willis, Arts and Crafts; Ron Wiser, Mathematics; LynetteZahmel, Home Economics. HONORS Kaylene Lamb Betty Crocker Homemaking Award Rozanne Hansen 1st in Make It With Wool Contest Cindy Norris Co-Ed Correspondent 2nd Kathy Larsen Make It With Wool Contest in Cheerleaders took 1st place at NCA Cheerleader Clinic Songleaders look 1st place at NCA Cheerleader Clinic Mike Baugh State DECA President Wes Pound 3rd place Radio Receiver Contest Leilani Godfrey Outstanding Typist Kristine Webb Outstanding Employee Klmi Eyre Soroptimist Award Cindy Lindquist Outstanding Shorthand (Speed Accuracy) Teresa Zlotnick LeeAnn Rich Most Promising Junior Business Student Most Promising Soph Business Student 133 David Jacobson State Qualifier in Swimming Peter Grieves. Bob Wardle: Finalist in State Math Contest ■'Vf Rob Potter. Paul Keeler. Bryon Andreason made All-Region Football. HONORS Neal Black State Qualifier in Wrestling Ed Peterson State Qualifier in Wrestling 1 Klane Reynolds State Qualifier in Wrestling Lester Esslg Consolation Champion in Swimming Kent Cook Placed 6th in Region in Swimming Keven Buttars. Scott Wallis were both chosen Prep of the Week Wade McFarland 7th place Region Golf Fred Essig State Qualifier in Swimming i Ji Bill Bylund State Qualifier in Swimming 1st place Bridge Building Contest II - Alan Obray State Qualifier in Wrestling NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advrsor Mrs Stoddard Officers: Colin White. Chad Emmett. Kaylene Lamb. Jean Butcher. Members. Bonn,e Glenn Fred Essig Lester Ef 'O. Ross Allen Jan Baugh Janet Dames. Lems Allen. Kris Webb. Linda Willis. Gina Burtenshaw, Andrea Clyda Lynette Zahmel Laun Toombs. Margo Rigby. Andrea Felt. Ci Haws. Jan Walker. Elizabeth Anderson. Lems Allen Kri«t Wehh I inria Willis Gina Burtenshaw Anorea uiyue, Lyncuo ........ ..nu,, tuovai,. u„Uq nonununj, OCn ja.vij.dony Andrea Felt Cindv Norris LuAnn Ellis Sharon Watkins. David Usonbee. Andy Keller. Jerry Dunmire. Paul Burnham. Jett Lewis. Suzanne ibeth Anderson. Kimi Eyre. Mary Ann Bennett. Becky Sawyer. Mary Ann Sorenson. Cherri Hurst. Mike Hedin. Jolynn Reeder. Ron Salisbury. Vicky Cook, Wendy Liu. Todd McGregor. Bryon Andreason. Peter Daines. Theron Stoker. Reed Christensen Bryce Fifield. Steven Meacham, Reed Hancey. Robert Allen, Sandra Jenkins. Carol Brown. Laurie Lamb. Rori Horlacher. LeAnn Speth. Jeena Harris. Janet Kidd. Gloria Wennergren. Debbie Johnson. Cherie Jensen. Valoie Thompson, Sheri Eyre. DeAnn Butterfield. Brenda Fishburn. Gayle Eliason. Lauri Hendricks Elizabeth Wood. Sandra Braegger. Elyse Larsen. Ellen Joy, Gaye Cottle. Pat Thorpe. Patty Hauser. Vickie Elder. Danette Munk, Melissa Dixon. Anne Hutchinson Jan Engert. Dana Tueller. Bonnie Peterson. Terry Meacham. Marjorie Hart. Wendy Stewart. Sonia Hargraves. Lisa Meacham, Pat Sorenson. Sharon Lundstrom Janene Allen. Susan James 1.35 HONORS - FIRST ATTENDANT Congratulations to Janet Daines, winning 1st Attendant in the Miss Teenage America Pageant. Janet spent a week in Texas socializing and competing with girls of her own age. She did an outstanding job in performing and representing Logan High. Eg? I ( § Wr P HONORS December? Ondv F Tkel 6j'anu ryfITaTia Johnso .' etKua y Trac Hansen w c SueAW?IHams!aAp?i,i; Kayleen Weeks. May. DEBATERS FOR STATE: Sharon Watkins, Diane Wilde. Jan Baugh, Janet Daines, Blair Daines. Byron Andreason, In Debate; Tracie Hansen. Christine Thomas, Nicole Skabelund, Oratory; Kathi Salunke, Impromptu Speaking; Ron Wiser. Extemporaneous Speaking; Larry Gates. Extemporaneous Speaking; Jim Vanderslice, Jim Butcher, Bret Schiff-man, Legislative Forum. Sponsors Rifle Drill Team won First Place in Exhibition at the State Drill Meet Bobby Anderson received All-Region Basketball Team Honors. Keven Buttars received Most Valuable Player and All-Region Honors. 137 ACTIVITIES I remember how each individual chose his own steps along the way, each stop adding to the final road. —Theme by Mike Hedin PEP RALLIES What makes a lot of noise, gets you psyched up, and displays a variety of funny (and sometimes sick) skits? Pep rallies do this—and much more. If you get tired of listening to the same old cheers and pep songs, you need not grieve for long. Our fantastic Stage Band livens up the pep rallies with plenty of new and different tunes. Of course you cannot have a pep rally without the school song. As the studentbody unites to swell the chorus ever louder , they realize that the echos of high school will never die . 140 ASSEMBLIES Sophomore, junior, and senior class assemblies boast the many and varied talents present at Logan High. The sophomores recreate early day radio programs while scenes from Sesame Street dominate the junior class assembly. But the seniors win the prize with their own version of The Johnny Carson Show. Led by Jim Groutage. Affluvia entertains the studentbody with rock music that sounds good enough for the Salt Palace. Turning the auditorium into a movie theatre, Brian's Song tops the list of our great assemblies. 141 SCHOOL PLAY YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU CAST (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) PENELOPE SYCAMORE ESSIE RHEBA PAUL SYCAMORE MR. DE PINNA ED DONALD MARTIN VANDERHOF ALICE HENDERSON TONY KIRBY BORIS KOLENKHOV GAY WELLINGTON MR. KIRBY MRS. KIRBY THREE MEN OLGA TRACEY HANSEN ClNDI VOSBURG CHARONE HELLBERG CHAD EMMETT ROBERT BERNTSON PAUL STEWART RUDY JOHNSON STEVEN PETERSON LINDA ROBERTS STEVEN LUCHERINI RON WISER BRETT SCHIFFMAN NANCI CONE MONDELL ANDERSON JANET DAINES PAUL PHILLIPS BEN JARVIS BRETT STUART VENICE PAUL ACT I A Wednesday evening. (During this act the curtain is lowered to denote the passing of several hours.) ACT II A week later. The next day. ACT III F. Eugene Tueller Director Bessie T. Pack Assistant Director 142 m AVldHOOHOS MUSICAL - NO, NO, NANETTE MUSICAL LEADS: Robert Allen. Jimmy Smith; Jan Baugh. Sue Smith; Miles Peterson. Billy Early; Mary Lyn Worley. Lucille Early; Colette Anderson. Nanette; Jeff See-holzer, Tom Trainor; Jean Schvaneveldt, Flora Latham; Jayne Jensen. Betty Brown; Kimi Eyre, Winnie Winslow; Cynthia Lehman. Pauline; Laurie Kay, Student Director. 144 MUSICAL - NO, NO, NANETTE’’ ORCHESTRA: Kaylene Weeks. Christine Neeley. Mary Ann Bennett. Elizabeth Anderson. Louise Richardson. Linda Willis, John Spence. Shelley Hawkes. Janene Allen. Janet Kidd. Shari Higbee. Gina Burtenshaw. Coralee Elzinga. Doug Watts. Rick Summers. Vicky Dalby, LuAnn Ellis. Mark Ellsworth. Sylvia Hancey. Carol Ann Bersjo, Melanie Monson. Jean Butcher. Debbie LaBeau. David Lisonbee. Chris Watts. Doug James. Susan James. Paul Stewart, Laurie Astle. Stephenie Somers. Gary Blazzard. Dee Webb. Jeff Keller. Greg Underwood. Richard Simmons. Jeff Johnson. Joe Harris. Ross Allen. Mike Freeman. Guest Artists - Elden Torbensen. Fred Thompson. F Eugene Tueller, Production Director. Bessie T Pack. Costume Director 145 ENSEMBLE: Deb Bertoch, Ruth Morten-sen, Doug Kraus, Vickie Elder, Chad Emmett. Bonnie Glenn. Dande McGregor. Dave Fjeldsted. Rori Horlacher. Marianne Blazzard, Jerry Dunmire. Jann Cahoon. Ron Wiser. Jean Barrus. Teresa Zlotnick, Brian Jarrett. Eileen Stock. Ben Jarvis. Dixie Dance. Steven Peterson. Mondell Anderson. Nathan Ford. Alex Baugh, and Tracy Turner. 146 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES: Most Likely to Succeed - Jean Butcher. Fred Essig; Best Public Speaker - Janet Daines. Lester Essig: Most School Spirit - Adrian Broadbent, Colin White; Doll and Dreamboat - Mary Lynn Worley. Jeff Seehol-zer; Wittiest - Liz Hayward. Tom Nelson; Most Likely to Disagree - Allyn Call. Cass Brown; Biggest Flirt - Cindy Vosburg. Garth Stockton; Best Dressed - Andee Felt. Mike Bartholome; Most Versatile - Kimi Eyre. Chad Emmett; Class Characters- Linda Willis. Andy Keller; Cutest Couple- M iles Peterson and Jann Cahoon. 147 PEP CLUB DANCE What girl at Logan High wouldn't like to attend a dance with her favorite guy? The girls get their chance to share a fun date with their prince charmings when the Pep Club Dance rolls around. When a group of sophomore girls get together to plan an evening to honor the men of their dreams, they can't help but want to make the dance something special. And as those who attended will testify, the memories of that night will live on. 148 SWITZERLAND � 'Xfr -a, V -f' - v. O fN A -J � L CHRISTMAS DANCE Germany Pfv ich 'veihnacht £L qq 1 A0 i f;’ n Decked with multi-colored posters, the walls of the girls' gym picture the celebration of Christmas all over the world. The Art Club works many hours to give the Christmas Dance an artistic touch in addition to the musical beat provided by Hot Wax'. When the couples get tired of dancing. they take a stroll up to the dimly lighted balcony. Here they can enjoy hot chocolate and doughnut holes in an atmosphere of home sweet home , made to look like a cozy living room at Christmas time. All of those attending the dance feel the Christmas spirit as they learn more about themselves and each other. 149 HOMECOMING How do you make a Homecoming week? Well if you want a successful one, you must stir together the right ingredients. First of all you need to have some fun. Painting the town proves fun for the seniors as they make all the store windows look like works of art. Next you must add a lot of hard work. Many students spend hours hammering, chickenwiring. and stuffing their entries for the Homecoming parade. To spice up the week, mix in some pride. The sophomores show pride in the class of 76 by heaping up the biggest bonfire ever. All of the elements of a great week explode into a lot of indescribable happiness. Colette Anderson Mary Lyn Worley Queen MILITARY If I could save time in a bottle. The first thing that I d like to do; Is to save every day till eternity passes away. Just to spend them with you. If I could make days last forever. If words could make wishes come true; I'd save every day like a treasure and then. Again I would spend them with you. The theme Time in a Bottle well expresses the feelings of many couples who spent a memorable evening at the ROTC sponsored Military Ball. 152 MILITARY! BALL ROYALTY Marvin Haws Sophomore SSo ua 2SsrrjMs fchiocs utLu CzAidj-nJ , tx S-, Vcty � ca+jtev ct 7 n 6u£ ■'f' 0 AVo . y - ur i - w . . £ iA SPZ h dr cv v � __ .iixi sm 35 cWest oil cFirst °North. cLogan.cUtah r or Iho very nice reasons. Reason I: The Dressworks Just up the Spiral staircase at The ( lorn petition. Where a girl can find clothe to match her every mood. T ops- Pa n Is- Pa n tsu i Is Dresses-Jewelry. All very individual so you won't see yourself w herever you go. Reason 2: The Competition The leader in Logan. The store everyone is try ing to beat hut w hen it comes to jean and top , shoes, or anv young man !o hion you know nohod heat The (Competition. Fit yourself at FELT S, 114 N. Main Jan, Ken and Janet's smiles show how fun the TACO TIME is 90 E 4 N. Where s the Alka Seltzer? 161 BRUNSON S COLONIAL MANSION 200 Crockett Ave Logan. Utah .■- 81 hotoby dim Brunson 162 Leslie and Julie look a. the pewter from KEITH O’BRIEN, 29 S. Main, lets the Logan High Grizzlies kuttle CITY DRUG 5 39 South Main. around their kin. Laurel looks like she's really freaked out on one of those hot rod cycles from YAMAHA , 294 South Main. 163 AGENCIES El AL ESTATE 1SURANCT CEENIES , 169 E. 4 N . for your clothes. SQUIRES f ARMY JUNIOR ROTC ITS AN EDUCATION IN ITSELF • CITIZENSHIP • TECHNICAL SKILLS •LEADERSHIP • SOCIAL ACTIVITIES • EXTRACURRICULAR PROGRAMS TODAY’S LEARNERS TOMORROW’S LEADERS This group was incognito at FASHION FABRICS for material from furs to formals. 67 E. 4 N. CHOATES JEWELRY, 33 West 1 North Chad and Sherri made the scene often at the ROYAL BAKERY 118 North Main Michelle. Sylvia and Jeff sit in the new Armstrong chairs at R S FLOOR COVERINGS 168 905 North Main MODERN APPLIANCE 67 W. Center. Tell 'em Hillyard sent ya Jim is intrigued by such a classy jacket a,PENNEY S, GLENN P. BAUGH REAL ESTATE CO 314 N. Main, for all of your real estate dealings. HOBSON PHOTOGRAPHY I wish that someone would stop. Annette, Linda and Sherri show us some of the animals from the large selection at KINGS ! 185 East 4 North Sydney and Shanna are buying new ties at the KATER SHOP , 128 N Main Jodi. Tammy. Kim and Kati learn to ride two wheelers at STATE HARDWARE 30 South Main Get your appliances from HY WHITNEY , 1005 North Main Susie and Nanci show how easy it is to bowi at LO G A N LANES 1161 N. Main Sylvia gets a perfect fit at LOGAN SHOE CLINIC 13 West Center BLOCKS Craig looks at the new duds he s getting from Santa at GLAUSER S FINE FOOD - DINING ROOM 25 WEST CENTER LOGAN. UTAH PHONE 752-1681 Get your service needs done at J. J. EDWARDS, 98 W Center SOMETHING NEW AND EXCITING Girls, buy your own diamond and school ring at the same time $41.95 - diamond $31.95 - school color 73 No. Main LOGAN, UTAH Ph. 752-1182 BOMAS JEWELERS BAUGH MOTEL , 153 S. Mam. represents Logan's finest in Motels and the Best Western Motel Shelly and Cathy pick out that new purse for all their needs at w RICHARD WATTS CONSTRUCTION LOGAN, UTAH Helping to build a Better Cache Valley THE COTTAGE 79 N. Main TRENTON FEED CO-OP • L°G AN MILL ('MilJj t A ....... H mm TRENTON FEED CO-OP, 280 W.3 S., has a complete storehouse of feed needs Rosie looks to the racks at ALLEN S LADIES STORE, 37 N. Main, where our Pep Club got their stunning garbs 173 SMITH’S FOOD KING , 157 E. 4 N . support Logan High. WOW! What muscles, they employ half the school Cindy shows that you can get anything for all seasons at MONTGOMERY WARD S , 295 N Main DAVID L. NIELSEN, PRESIDENT BROKER PHONE (801) 753-1328 REALTORS PHONE (801) 753-2751 180 NORTH FIRST EAST SIERRA WEST REAL ESTATE CO., INC. LOGAN, UTAH 84321 174 Get your loans from UTAH MORTGAGE LOAN , 15 S. Main Tina and Kim. both employees of SEARS , 261 N. Main, show a stunning pantsuit Who are these culprits holding up Bennett's Paint at LOGAN HARDWARE , 45 N. Main 175 Nan gets new shoes from Nita and Mel talk of school events in Mel s bedroom at LUNDSTROMS , 45 West Center Get the knees up! Jim and Bob pick out a jacket, but it clashes with Bob's hair, at LEVEN S, 69 North Main 176 • AUTO AND TRUCK GLASS Installed While You Wait Insurance Claims a Specialty FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY • STORE FRONTS • PICTURE WINDOWS • GLASS SPECIALTIES Shower Doors and Bath Tub Enclosures — Table Tops — Storm Windows Screens • INSULATED GLASS • MIRRORS Electro - Copper Backed — Lasts 10 Times as long as Silver • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL Glass Service When You Need It! ALL WORK DONE BY EXPERTS 752-8956 Serving Logan — Preston — Montpelier WHOLESALE and RETAIL GORDON’S GLASS | PR ITU WERT | CO y_ |PR HUMBERT C PAINT | SUPPIICS m by Gordon Jones 3275 North Main Logan 179 For new duds go to THE SLEEK 37 W. 1 N., and let Vicky, Coleen and Janet help you. AMPHION BOOSTERS C. Richard Baker Robert F. Potter D. Danial Bluth J. Steven Hayward Legrand C. Larsen 180 Nita, Deb. Mel. and Pam sit on the lovely sofa and living room set at EDWARDS FURNITURE 26 S. Main Michelle and Sylvia show how easy it is to steer a cycle from FOUR SEASONS 1065 1 2 N. Main Visit Patty and her friends at THE SWAGMAN 48 Federal Ave. 181 Phil Walstrom and some of the gang serve great sandwiches at the ITALIAN PLACE 106 Church Street 182 Baugh Jewelry 47 N. Main Buttars Tractor Implement South State Highway Gift House 77 N. Main Stones Texaco 300 S. Main Walker Bank Trust Co. 102 N. Main Wilkenson Sons 149 N. Main FOREIGN STUDENTS Mayleen left her home in the Philippines to receive an education at Logan High. As she entered the United States for the first time in her life, she noticed many different customs of family life, education, and towns. In the Philippines she had to get up to greet the teacher every time he entered the room. She had seven to eight subjects a day and she couldn’t eat during class sessions. She had no say in class unless the teacher asked her to do something. Logan High has proved more informal and easier for her. The second child. Mayleen comes from a family of seven children. While in America, she has noticed that American families seem closer together and more united. Education takes precedence as her main goal while in America. She will graduate from high school this year and plans to go to college next year in the Philippines. Mayleen has given us an appreciation for the great country in which we live and an understanding of the different ways of life in the Philippines. Some of the students at our school come from foreign countries to make their home in America while they receive an education. The foreign students at Logan High this year include: Denissa Barja, Bolivia: Nancy Skanchy, Saigon: Kathy Salunke. India; Wendy Ming-Chin Liu, Taiwan; Jenny Alarcon. Bolivia; Marisa Fernandez. Argentina; Georgette Aiken. Bolivia; Sonia Hargreaves. Philippines; and Don Skanchy. Saigon. Absent from picture: Wilson Loza. Bolivia; Nann Fay Leo. China; and Parvin Fakrhaishahronkni from Iran. 184 SENIOR SUMMARY Abel, Rick Stage band 3 Achat ., Walter Deca 2 VICA 3 Honor Roll 2-3 German Club 2 Bronze merit Award 2 Sterling Scholar 3 Bridge Building Contest 1-3 Adams, Patty Office 3 Modern Dance Rev, 3 Allen, Lenis Band 1-2-3 Honor Society 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 Seminary Council 3 Musical Orchestra 2 Powder Puff Football 3 Allen, Robert Northern Wasatch Youth Symphony Orchestra 1-2 Orchestra 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 Musical 1-2-3 Play 2-3 Swim Team 1-2 A11-State Orchestra 2-3 Allen, Ross Band 1-2-3 Basketball Orchestra 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 National Honor Society 2 Tennis 1 Musical Orchestra 3 All-American Stage Band 2 PSAT NMSQT Commen ded Student 2 Anderson, Carol Band 1-2-3 Library 3 Anderson, Colette Songleader 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Art Club 2 Honor Roll 3 Musical 2-3 Homecoming Royalty 3 Anderson, Elizabeth Orchestra 1-2-3 Model UN 1 Honor Society 2-3 Musical Orchestra 3 Science Club 3 Points Clerk 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1 -2-3 Anderson, Hubert Football 2-3 Baseball 2-3 Anderson, Keith Boys League 1-2-3 Anderson, Mondell Band 1-2 Football 1-2 Play 3 Musical 3 Science Club 3 Anderson, Paul Band 1-2-3 Football 1 VICA 2 Stage Band 3 ROTC 1-2 Andrews, Kevin Stage Band 3 Astle, Laurie Lunchroom helper 2-3 Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 3 FHA 1-2-3 Augustine, Esther HiLo 3 FBI.A 3 Babcock, Cheryl Girls League 1-2-3 Barkdull, Julie Debate 1 School Play-props 2 School play-make-up 2 Mod. Dance Review 3 Powderpuff Football 3 FBLA 3 Barja, Denisse Sponsors 2 -3 Rifle Team 2-3 German Club 1-2 Grizzly Exchange Editor 2-3 FBLA 2-3 Paint the Town 3 2nd place German Contest 1 Barron, Beverlee Cantadoras 2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Barrus, Jean HiLos 2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Musical 3 Honor Roll 3 Bartholome, Mike Honor Roll 1-2 Honor Society 2 Deca Vice President 2 Art Club 3 Baseball 2 Studentbody Officer 3 Student Senate 3 Amphion Artist 3 Key Club 1 Baugh, Jan Pep Club President 1 Seminary Council 1 Jr. Rep.-Girl's 1-eague 2 Vice President-Girls L.eague 3 Chauntaires 2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Debate 1-2-3 Musical 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 National Honor Soc. 2-3 Girl of the Month 1-Nat'l Forensic League 1-2-3 We'd I ike You to Meet 3 Girl's State 2 Elk's Leadership 2nd place 3 Baugh, Margaret Girls League 1-2-3 Baugh, Mike Chapter DECA Pres. 2 DECA voting Delegate-Utah 2 Deca West Regional 2-3 State DECA Pres. 3 Boys State 2 Who's Who In American High Schools 3 Belo, Marlene F. Girl's League 3 AT A PREVIOUS High School: Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4 Theresians Club 1-2-3-4 Mides Club 4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Student Council Officer 1-2-3 Decalmer 1-2-3-4 School Rep. 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 1 Bennett, Mary Ann Pep Club 1 ’ Orchestra 1-2-3 Girl's League Pres. 3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 National Honor Soc. 2-3 Musical Orchestra 3 Homecoming Activities 3 Bertoch, Deb Debate 1 School play- props School Play- make-up Powderpuff Football 3 Cantadoras 2 Chauntaires 3 Musical 3 Bishop, Bill Wrestling 3 Bitters, Jan Orchestra 1-2-3 Black, Neal Football 1 Wrestling 1-2-3 Track 1-2 ROTC 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Black Jacks 2-3 Seminary Council VP2 Boys State 2 Outstanding staff 1 eader-ship and Trill Award 2 Blazzard, Gary Stage Band 2-3 Band 1-2-3 Science Club 3 Black, Zelda FHA 1-2-3 FHA officer 2-3 Library Aid 2 Lunchroom Helper 2-3 Art Club 3 DECA 2 Booth, Carl VICA 3 Bowen, Rod Football 1 Golf 1-2-3 Bowler, Curtis Boy's L.eague 1-2-3 Broadbent, Adrian Pep Club 1 Red Raisins 3 Spanish Club 1 School Calender 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Jr. Class Ass. Chr. 2 Sr. Class Ass. Chr. 3 Brown, Cassie Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Wrestling 1 Upward Bound 3 Brown, Dennis Atheletic Trainer 1-2-3 Letterman's Club 1-2-3 Band 1-2 Key Club 1-2 Science Club 3 Brown, Pat Cantadoras 2 Chauntaires 3 Pep Club 1 Brunson, Jim Boy's League 1-2-3 Burtenshaw, Gina Pep Club 1 Orchestra 1-2-3 HiLos 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Butcher, Jean Pep Club 1 Honor Society 2-3 Debate 1 Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 2-3 Young Americans 3 Girl of the Month 2 Honor Society Treas. 3 Buttars, JoAnn Powderpuff Football 3 Girl's League 1-2-3 Buttars, Keven Bank 1-2 Letterman's Club 2-3 Basketball 2-3 Baseball 2-3 Football 3 Byington, Hene FHA 1-2 Lunch Room Helper 1-2-3 Library 1-2-3 Cahoon, Jann Pep Club 1 Chauntaires 3 Musical 3 Honor Roll 2-3 FBLA 3 Homecoming Activities Call, Allyn Art Club 2-3 DECA 3 Grizzly Staff 3 Pep Club 1 Lunchroom Helper 2 Drama Meet 1 Campbell, Kristi Art Club 1 FHA 2 Honor Society 2 Honor Roll 1-2 FBI A President 3 Girl's I.eague Officer3 Campbell, Val Band 1-2 Campbell, Wayne Letterman's Club 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3 Wrestling 1-2 Carlsen, Vicki Pep Club 1 Art Club 1-2-3 HiLos 2 Dance Chairman 3 188 Honor Roll 1 Speech Meet 1 School Play 1 Carter, Linda Orchestra 1 -2-3 Band 1-2-3 French Club 1 NMSQT Commended Student 2 Debate 1 Honor Roll 3 Cham pi in, Jeff Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1 Track 1 Sophomore Class Pres.l Jr. Class Senator 2 Boys League V. P. 3 Lettermans Club 3 Amphion 3 Charley, Rosie National Honor Soc. 1-2-3 Art Club 2-3 FBLA 3 Powderpuff Football 3 L.unchroom Helper 3 Chase-Dunn, Laurel Girl's I.eague 1-2-3 Chidester, Charles I ynn Science Club 1-2-3 Stage Band 3 Amphion 3 Choate, Becky Pep Club 1 Cantadora 2-3 Christensen, L arry VICA 2-3 Boy's League Officer3 Clark, Julie Pep Club 1 Sponsors 2 Chauntaires 3 Musical 1-2 Powderpuff Football 3 Miss Personality Jr. Week 2 Speech Festival 1-2 Clark, Raymond Football 1 Swimming 1-2 Clement, Kathleen Powderpuff Football 3 At a Prev. High School: Valentine Royalty 2 Studentbody Secretary Clyde, Andrea Pep Club 1 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Art Club President 3 Art Club 2-3 Dance Chairman 2-3 Homecoming Activities 3 Whispering Pines 1 Coleman, II Jackie Sponsors 3 Collier. Hal French Club 1-2-3 Science Club 3 Spanish Club 3 Collins, Laura Orchestra 1-2-3 Model UN 1-2 Powderpuff Football 3 Book Store 2 Colston, Robin SENIOR SUMMARY Track 2 Boy’s League 1-2-3 Cone, Nanci Play 3 Art Club 3 Powderpuff Pootball 3 Cottle, Gaye Pep Club 1 FHA 1-2 VP FHA 2 Cantadoras 2 Sponsors 2-3 Rifle Team 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Dalby, Vicky Orchestra 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Honor Society 2-3 HiLos 2-3 Daines, Chris Debate 3 Science Club 3 French Club 3 Spanish Club 2-3 Spanish Club Pres. 3 Wargaming Club 2-3 Daines, Janet Pep Club 1 Grizzly Staff 1-2 Grizzly Editor 3 Student Council 1 Debate 1-2-3 Debate Squad Pres. 3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Girl of the Month 1 Seminary Council 2 Girl's State 2 Girl's Nation 2 Nat'l Merit Scholar Finalist Sterling Scholar-Soc. Sciences 3 Double Ruby Degree -NFL 3 We'd I ike You to Meet 3 David, Lucinda Pep Club 1 Davis, Charles Boy's League 1-2-3 Davis, Deb Cantadoras 2 Chauntaires 3 Art Club 1-2 Dixon, Melissa Orchestra 1-2-3 French Club 1-2-3 Musical Orchestra 1-2 Dorigatti, Virginia FHA 1 Dunn, Katie DECA 3 Dunmirc, Jerry Football 1 Track 1 Wrestling 1-2-3 Orchestra 2-3 Musical 2-3 Chauntaires 3 ROTC 2-3 Debate 2 2nd place. Electronic Eng. Radio Contest 2 Black Jacks 2-3 Boys League 1-2-3 Ellis, LuAnn Pep Club 1 Chauntaires 2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1 -2-3 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Musical Orchestra 3 Elzinga, Coralec Orchestra 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2 Honor Society 1-2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 A11-State Orchestra 2 Musical Orchestra 3 NYYS Orchestra 1-2 Ellsworth, Mark Orchestra 1-2-3 Musical Orchestra 3 Grizzly Staff 3 Science Club 3 Honor Roll 3 Chauntaires 3 Emmett, Chad Class President 2 School Play 2-3 Musical 2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Key Club 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Essig, Fred ROTC 1-2-3 Key Club 1-2-3 Swim Team 1-2-3 Tennis Team 1-2-3 Seminary Council 1 Class Vice Pres. 1 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Brigade Commander 3 Sargeant Major 2 Superior Cadet Award 1 Jr. Scholastic ROTC Award 2 Best Squad Leader Award 1 Letterman's Club 2-3 Region Swim Meet 2-3 State Swim Meet 2-3 Region Tennis Meet 2 Student Council 1 Boys State 2 Boy's League 1-2-3 Military Ball Co-Chr. 3 Essig, Lester Studcntbody Pres. 3 President of Senate 3 Lettermans Club 2-3 Swim Team 1-2-3 Tennis Team 1-2-3 Key Club 1-2-3 Jr. Staff Drill Award 2 ROTC 1-2-3 Region Swim Meet 2-3 Natl Honor Society 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 Sterling Scholar -General Scholarship 3 Jr. Personality 2 Jr. Prom King 2 Drill Team ROTC 1-3 Boys League 1-2-3 Boys State 2 1st Sgt. ROTC 1 Seminary Class Pres. 1-2 EtSitty, Ray S. High School Rodeo 1-2-3 ROTC 1-2-3 Everton, Jim Football 1-2-3 Track 1-2 Baseball 3 Lettermans Club 2-3 Yearbook Photo. 2 Key Club 1 Lettermans Club Off. 3 Eyre, Kimi Chauntaires 2-3 Band 1-2 Songleader 2-3 Pep Club 1 Majorette 1-2 Musical 2-3 FHA 1 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Girl of the Month 1 Girl's State 2 We'd Like You to Meet 3 Eyre, Sheri Chauntaires 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 Amphion Staff 3 School Play 2 Musical 2 FBLA 3 NHS 3 Felt, Andrea Pep Club Vice Pres. 1 Logan High Speaks 1-2 HiLos 2 Cantadoras 2 Studentbody Secretary 3 Student Senate 3 Girl's State 2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Girl's League 1-2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Student Council 1 Fishburn, Mark Wrestling 1 -2 Wrestling Manager 3 Chauntaires 2-3 Letter man 3 Ford, Nanthan Football 1 Wrestling 1 Track 1-3 Wrestling 2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Musical 3 Ford, Chris FBLA 2-3 DECA 3 Freeman, Mike Stage Band 2-3 Gibbons, Rhonda Orchestra 1-2-3 French Club 1 -2 Honor Roll 2-3 Gittins, Gloria Cheerleader 1-2-3 Homecoming Royalty 3 Military Ball Royalty 2 Glenn, Bonnie Band 1-2-3 Class Senator 2 Chauntaires 2 Orchestra 2 Studentbody Officer 3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Musical 2-3 Nat'l Honor Society’ 2-3 Godfrey, Leilani Cantadoras 2 Groutage, Jim Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 2-3 Track 1-2-3 Boys State 2 Stage Band 2-3 Hancey, Annette Sponsors 2-3 Pep Club 1 Honor Roll 3 Rifle Drill Team 2-3 Hansen, Ron Parking Lot 1-2-3 Boy's League 1-2-3 Hansen, Tracie School Play 3 Debate 1-2-3 Art Club 2-3 Hansen, Vicki French Club 2-3 Science Club 3 Chenery High: German Club 1 Concert Choir 1 Gymnastics Team 1 Girls Athletic Ass. 1 Jefferson Davis High: Drama Club 1-2 Music Club 1-2 Hardman, I.aunee Pep Club 1 Orchestra 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Sponsors 2-3 Rifle Team 2 Nat'l Honor Society Powderpuff Football 3 Harper, Julie GAA 1 Pep Club 1 Spanish Club 2 Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2 Harris, Joe Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Harris, Paul Track 1-2-3 Football 2-3 Basketball 1 Letterman's Club 3 Honor Roll 1 Harrison, Colin Football 1-2 Baseball 1-3 Band 1 Swimming 1 Boys State 2 Haych, Royce Football 1 Track 2 VIC A 3 Hauser, Patty Honor Roll 2-3 Mat-maid Club 3 Girl's Basketball Team 3 Girl's Badminton Team 3 Haws, Suzanne Pep Club Sec. 1 Class Secretary 2 Cantadoras 2 Class Secretary 3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Chauntaires 3 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Student Senate 2-3 Jr. Prom Royalty 2 Hawkes, Shelly Orchestra 1-2-3 Pep Club 1 Musical Orchestra 3 Hayward, Liz Red Raisins 3 Honor Roll 3 Spanish Club 1 Girl's League 2-3 Calender 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Homecoming Activities 3 Volunteer Services 3 Hedin, Mike Letterman's Club Vice Pres. 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Grizzly Staff 3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2-3 Boy's State 2 Sem. Council V. P. 3 Hendricks, Linda Chauntaires 3 Cantadoras 2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Honor Society 2 FHA 1 Fabulistic 3 Hirst, Cathryn Girl's l.eague 1-2-3 Hislop, Malley Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2 Letterman's Club 2-3 Letterman's Club President 3 Musical 2 Track 1-2 Baseball 3 Chauntaires 2-3 Pres. 3 Boys League Rep. 1 Fabulistic 3 Hlavaty, Lauri Pep Club 1 French Club 1 -2 Art Club 1-2 Honor Society 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 HiLos 3 Hoffman, H Jennifer Cantadoras 3 P. H.S: Girls Intramurals 1-2-3 Ski Club 2-3 First Aid 1 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 3 Camping-Hiking 2-3 Holloway, Debbie Cantadoras 2-3 FBLA 3 Homecoming Activity 3 Houseal, Kim FHA 1 DECA 3 Library 1 Honor Roll 1 Hunsakcr, Deon Tennis 1 Basketball 1 Football 1 A. A. 3 ROTC 1-2 Science Club 3 Hunsaker, Scott HUN 3 Boys League 1-2-3 Hunt, Bill Boys League 1-2-3 Hurst, Cherri FHA 1 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Honor Society 2-3 NEW Braunfels High School: Royal Bluettes Pep Sq. 1 German Club 1 FHA 1 189 SENIOR SUMMARY Spanish Club 1 Powderpuff Football 3 Seminary Council 3 Girls' -eague 1-2-3 Sterling Scholar-Sc. 3 Hyman, Ricky Boys L eague 1-2-3 James, Paid Football 1-2-3 Wrestling 1-2 ROTC 1 Baseball 2-3 Track 1 Letterman's Club 2-3 Jarrett, Brian Musical 2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Musical Stage Dir. 3 Jarvis, Ben Boy's State 2 Debate 1 Rifle Team 1 -2 Drill Team 1-3 Chauntaires 1-2-3 Key Club Sr. Rep. 1-2-3 Swim Team 1 ROTC 1-2-3 Band 1-2 Play 2-3 Musical 2-3 Who's Who In American High School Students Ski Club 3 Jensen, Cherie Cantadoras 2 Chauntaires 3 Sponsors 2-3 Debate 1 -2 Honor Roll 2-3 Rifle Drill Team 2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Xmas Dance Co-Chr. 3 Jensen, Jayne Pep Club 1 Orchestra 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Honor Roll 2 Musical 3 Jensen, Mark Golf 1-2-3 Football 1 Jensen, Paul B. Band 1-2-3 Jensen, Tina Liechty Pep Club 1 Orchestra 1-2 DECA 3 Girls League 1-2-3 John, Randy Football 1 Basketball 1 Tennis 1 Johnson, Brad s Tennis 1 Basketball 1-2-3 i.ettermans Club 1-2-3 Boys State 2 Johnson, Connie Cantadoras 2 Powderpuff Football 3 Johnson, Debbie Cantadoras 3 Sponsors 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 Debate 2 Rifle Drill Team 2 Rifle Drill Commander 3 Johnson, Jarvis Golf 1-2 Boys League 1-2-3 Jones, Melanie School Play-props 2 School Plav-make-up2 Powderpuff Football 3 Amphion 3 Art Club 3 Jones, Susan Parking Lot 1-2-3 Girls League 1-2-3 Jorgenson, Mary Pep Club 1 Honor Roll 1-2-3 N’at'l Honor Society 2-3 Chairman Jr. Prom 2 Historian 3 Joy, Ellen Marie Band 1 Orchestra 1-2-3 Cantadoras 2-3 Sponsors 2-3 Rifle Drill Team 2-3 Sponsor Staff 3 FHA 1-2-3 FI LA Officer 3 Library Aid 1 Lunchroom Helper 1-2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 Who's Who - American High School Students 3 Outstanding Teenagers of America 3 Nat'l Honor Society 3 State FHA degree 3 Kay, Laurie HiLos 2-3 Pep Club 1 Honor Club 3 Student Dir. Musical 3 Musical 3 Student Director Play 2 School Play 2 Keeler, Paul Football 1-2-3 Track 2 Wrestling 1-2 Lettermans Club 2-3 All-Region Football Team 3 Keller, Andy Orchestra 1-2-3 Stage Band 3 Band 3 Pep Band 3 Honor Society 2-3 Kendall, Lorie FHA 1-2 Girl's League 1-2-3 Kesler, Karen French Club 1 -2 FBLA 3 DECA 3 Kohficld, Susie Band 1-2-3 DECA 3 Student Store 2-3 Summer Band 1-2-3 Krambule, Kay Band 1-2-3 Volunteer Services 3 FBLA (selling) 3 Karate 2-3 LaBeau, Debbie Band 1-2-3 Musical Orchestra 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Lamb, Kaylene Honor Roll 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2 Pep Club 1 Pep Club Student Ad. 2 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Nat'l Honor Soc, Sec. 3 FBI-A 3 D. A. R. Award 3 Betty Crocker Award3 Powderpuff Football 3 NWYSO Larsen, Doniel Football 1 Golf 2-3 Larsen, Jan Cantadoras 2 Chauntaires 3 School Play-props 2 School Play-make-up 2 Larsen, Jeff Band 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Track 1 -2-3 Lehman, Bruce VICA 3 Boys League 1-2-3 Lehman, Cynthia Pep Club 1 Band 1-2 Musical 2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Girl of the Month 2 Lenkersdorfer, Nancy Honor Roll 1-2 FHA 1 Art Club 1 FBLA 2-3 FBL.A Officer 3 Volunteer Services 3 Lewis, Jeff Orchestra 1-2-3 Musical 1 Musical Orchestra 2 Class President 3 All-State Orchestra 2 All-State Concert-master 3 Orchestra concert-master LIIS 3 Honor Society 2 Key Club Pres. 2 Honor Roll 1-2 Grizzly Reporter 3 Most Prefered Man 3 Boys State 2 Lindquist, Cindy Honor Roll 1-2 Spanish Club 1 FBLA 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Lisonbee, J avid Orchestra 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 All-State Orchestra 3 All-State Band 2 American's Youth In Concert 2 Northern Wasatch Youth Symphony 1 -2 Liu, Wendy French Club 2-3 Nat'l Honor Society 3 Sterling Scholar Nominee 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Long, Rodney Lettermans Club 2-3 Key Club 3 Science Club 3 Team Manager 1-2-3 Lundberg, Rodney Chauntaires 3 ROTC 1-2-3 Rifle Team 1 -2-3 Rifle Team Commander;! Boy's League 1-2-3 Black Jacks 3 Marcussen, Janette Girl's Leaguel-2-3 Marshall, Kaylene Honor RoU 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Spanish Club 1 Girl's League 1-2-3 FHA 1-2 Language Fair Sup. Rating 1 Martin, I.indy Art Club 3 Science Club 3 Orchestra 3 FHA 1 Powderpuff Football 3 Girl's League 1-2-3 Mathews, Stephen ROTC 1-2 Boy's League 1-2-3 Maughan, Kathie Pep Club 1 FBLA 2-3 Honor Society 2 Homecoming Act. 1 -2-3 Mauchlcy, Nancy Class Officer 1 Studentbody Officer 2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Debate 1 Pep Club 1 Student Senate 2 McFarland, Wade Football 1 Golf 1-2-3 McMurdie, Jean Pep Club 1 Sponsors 2-3 Art Club 1-2 Girls State 2 Rifle Team 2 Misener, Dave Tennis 1 -2-3 Lettermans Club 1-2-3 Moore, Susan DECA 3 Naylor, Sandy Pep Club 1 Sponsors 2-3 Mat-Maids Pres. 3 DECA 2 DECA Historian and Treasurer 2 Neel ey, Christine Pep Club 1 Orchestra 1 -2-3 Musical Orchestra 1-2-3 All-State Orchestra 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1 -2-3 Honor Society 2-3 Chauntaires 3 Seminary Council 3 Northern Wasatch Youth Symphony 1-2 Nelson, Lynn Amphion Photographer 2 VICA 2 Boys League 1-2-3 Nelson, Tom Band 1-2-3 Stage Band 2-3 Andy Keller Produc. 1-2-3 Newton, Susan Cantadoras 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 190 Amphion 3 Niederhauser, Hugh Boys l eague 1-2-3 Nielson, Kirk Football 1 Tennis 1-2-3 Boys League 1-2-3 Nielson, Tab Stage Band 2-3 Norris. Cindy Pep Club 1 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Sponsors 2-3 Sponsor Commander 3 Rifle Drill Team 2-3 Jr. Sponsor Of the Year Award 2 Who's Who In American High School 2 Nyman, Anita HiLos 2-3 Cantadoras 2-3 Honor Roll 3 Art Club 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Obray, Alan Wrestling 1-2-3 Football 1 Olsen, Dwight Boys League 1-2-3 Olsen, Shirlene Pep Club 1 Honor Roll 2-3 Who's Who In American High School 2 Powderpuff Football 3 Osterlin, Gary VICA 2-3 Boys League 1-2-3 Ozman, Scott Boys League 1-2-3 Page, Beverly Girls L.eague 1-2-3 Page, Patti Cantadoras 3 FHA 2 Girls League 1-2-3 Palmer, Annette Girls League 1-2-3 Spanish Club 1-2 Honor Roll 2-3 Seminary Council 2 Amphion Staff 3 FBLA Historian 3 Girl of the Month 3 Palmer, Linda DECA 3 Amphion 3 Spanish Club 1 Bookstore 2-3 Paid, Venice Chauntaires 3 School Play 3 Honor Roll 3 Pearce, Craig DECA 3 Football 1 Pederson, Mark Honor Roll 1 VICA 3 Football 1 Grizzly Staff 3 Pehrson, Leo Band 1-2 Boys League 1-2-3 Pehrson, Steve ROTC 1-2-3 Band 1-2 Lettermans Club 3 Football 1-2-3 Wrestling 2 Black Jacks 2-3 Rifle Drill Team 3 Track 1 Company Commander 3 Peterson, Annette Pep Club 1 Sponsors 2-3 Art Club 1-2 Rifle Team 2 Peterson, Dave Boys League 1-2-3 Peterson, i uAnn Pep Club 1 FBLA 3 Peterson, Miles Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Track 3 Student Senate 3 Musical Orchestra 2 Musical 3 All State Orchestra2-3 Honor Roll 1 Jr, Prom Royalty 2 Lettermans Club 2-3 Boys League Pres. 3 Phillips, Gary Boys League 1-2-3 VICA 3 Pitkin, Nancy Girls League 1-2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Pritchett, Kim Pep Club 1 HiLos 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 FBLA 2 Pritchett, Steve Football 1 Swimming 1-2-3 Orchestra 1 Lettermans Club 3 Purser, David Football 1-2-3 DEC A 2 Wrestling 2 Track 2 Raat, Mark Boys League 1-2-3 5th Hour Athletics 3 Radtke, Wendy Pep Club 1 Cantadoras 2 Spanish Club 1-2-3 Rasmussen, Kelly Stage Band 2 Band 1-2-3 Ski Team 2-3 Football 1-2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Pres. Losers Club 1-2-3 All Time Loser 1-2-3 Raymond, Steve Lettermans Club 3 Football 3 2nd All Region Football Team 3 Baseball 3 Reeder, Jolyn Debate 1 Girls League 1-2-3 Class Vice Pres. 2 Jr. Prom Queen 2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Cantadoras 2-3 SENIOR SUMMARY Reese, Dave Football 1 Boys League 1-2-3 Reynolds, Klane Wrestling 1-2-3 State Wrestling 3 Letterman 1-2-3 Football 1 Chauntaires 2-3 Boys League 1-2-3 Track 2-3 Rigby, Janice Gi rl's 1 eague 1 -2-3 School Play-props 2 Rigby, Margo Cantadoras 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Girl's League Officer 1-3 Pep Club 1 Nat'l. Honor Soc. 2-3 Student Senate 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Ringle, Don Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1 Lettermans Club 3 Roberts, Linda Songleader 1-2 HiLos 3 Chauntaires 2-3 Honor Roll 1 Musical 2-3 Play 3 Roberts, Marcia Pep Club 1 FBLA 2 Honor Roll 3 Chauntaires 3 Robison, Ray Band 1-2-3 Track 2-3 ROTC 1-2 Science Club 3 German Club 1 Rogers, Fay Marie Band 2-3 Theatre Arts 2 Girls League 1-2-3 Rogers, Paul Boys League 1-2-3 Ross, Kent Honor Roll 2 Spanish Club 3 Key Club 3 Model UN 2 Musical 2 Chauntairies 2-3 Ruple, Jol.ynn Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Girls League 1-2-3 Russell, Carol Lee Band 1-2-3 FHA 1 Girls League 1-2-3 Ryan, Ron Boys League 1-2-3 Salisbury, Ron Chauntaires 2 Lettermans Club 1-2-3 Boys League Officer 2-3 Honor roll 2-3 Football 2 Basketball 2-3 Baseball 1 VICA 3 Musical 2 Saltern, JoLynn Cantadoras 3 Girls League 1-2-3 Salunkc, Kathi Debate 1-2-3 Science Club Pres. 3 Honor Roll 1 Young Americans 3 Modle UN 1-2 Sawyer, Becky Pep Club 1 Sponsors 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Rifle Team 2-3 Chr. Military Ball 3 Musical Stage Crew 2 Art Club 2 Powderpuff Football 3 Rifle Team Commander 3 Schvaneveldt, Jean Songleader 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Musical 2-3 Hcnor Roll 1-3 Scofield, Betty Girls League 1-2-3 Bookstore 3 Seeholzer, Jeff Honor Roll 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Baseball 2 Lettermans Club 3 Musical 2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Studentbody Officer 3 Student Senate 3 Boys State 2 Track 1 Ski Team 1-2-3 Skidmore, Jill Chauntaires 2-3 Sponsors 2 Pep Club 1 Pep Club Student Adv. 2 Smith, Barry FootbaU 1 German Club 3 Boys League 1-2-3 Smith, Cathy R. Pep Club 1 Cantadoras 3 FBLA 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Smith, Kathy Girls League 1-2-3 Smith, Lolly Pep Club 1 Sponsors 2-3 Rifle Team 2 Art Club 2-3 Xmas Dance Chrm. 3 FBLA 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Girl's League 1-2-3 Smith, Lorie Nat'l Honor Society 2 Girls League 1-2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Honor Roll 1-2 Smith, Pam Powderpuff Football Girls League 1-2-3 Sorenson, Kay Girls League 1-2-3 Sorenson, Mary Ann Orchestra 1-2 Musical Orchestra 1 School Play 1 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Society 2-3 Cantadoras 2 Region Speech Fest. 1 Amphion Editor 3 FBLA 3 Girls League 1-2-3 Pep Club 1 Powderpuff Football 3 We'd Like You to Meet 3 All State Orchestra 2 NWYSO 2-3 Spence, John Science Club 3 Wargaming Club 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Spendlove, Debbi Pep Club 1 Sponsors 2-3 Amphion 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Orchestra 1-2 Rifle Team 2 Rifle Drill Team 3 Honor Roll 2 Steele, Scott Art Club 3 Boys League 1-2-3 Steinitz, Tammy Girls League 1-2-3 Stettler, Betsy Orchestra 2-3 Band 1-2 Sponsors 2-3 Pep Club 1 Rifle Drill Team 2-3 Ass't Rifle Drill Com. 3 Military Ball Queen 3 Stewart, Paul Bank 1-2 Stage Band 3 Orchestra 3 Key Club 1-2 Chauntaires 2 Musical 2-3 School Play 2-3 Golf Team 1 -2 Swim Team 1 Class Vice Pres. 3 Boys State 2 Grizzly Photographer 2 Amphion Photo. 2 NWYS Orchestra 1-2 Stock, Eileen Pep Club 1 Honor Society 2-3 FBLA 3 Jr. Prom Royalty 2 Musical 3 Stockdale, Patti Cantadoras 2-3 School play-scenery 1 School play-tickets 2 Stoddard, Ken Wrestling 1 Track 1 Math Club 2 Boys League 1-2-3 Stones, Terry VICA 3 Honor Roll 3 Boys League 1-2-3 Strickland, Joe Parking Lot 1-2-3 Boys League 1-2-3 Swenson, David Science Club 3 Yearbook Photo. 1 Newspaper Photo. 1 Grizzly Reporter 3 Taylor, Lysle Powderpuff Football 3 Girl's League 1-2-3 Thomas, Christine Cantadoras 2 Chauntaires 2 Debate 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2 Thomas, Neil ROTC 1-2-3 Black Jacks 2-3 Football 1 Boys League 1-2-3 Thompson, Valoie Debate 1-2 Cantadoras 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Dramatics 2 Thorpe, Pat Sponsors 2-3 Rifle Team 2-3 Honor Roll 2-3 Girls League 1-2-3 Toledo, Rosie Girl of the Month 2 Honor Roll 2-3 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2-3 Chauntaires 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Art Club 1 Toombs, Jerry ROTC 1-2-3 Rifle Team 1-2-3 Band 1-2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Honor Society 2 Boys State 2 Rifle Drill 3 Seminary President 3 Basketball 1 Football 1-2 Battalion Commander 3 Turner, Tracy Boys League 1-2-3 ROTC 1-2-3 Black Jacks 2 -3 Chauntaires 3 Play-Scenery 3 Musical 3 Key Club 3 Rifle Drill Team 2-3 Vandenwijngaert, Ernie ROTC 1-2-3 Rifle Team 1-2-3 Honor Roll 2 Boys Drill Team 3 Vanderslice, Anne FBLA 2-3 FBLA Officer 3 Grizzly Staff 3 Band 3 Honor Roll 1-2 Powderpuff Football 3 Pep Club 1 Spanish Club 1 Chorus 1 at a previous High School Vosburg, Cindi Band 1-2-3 Pep Club 1 School Play 1-2-3 Musical Orchestra 2 Orchestra 3 FBLA 3 Region Speech Meet 1-2-3 State Speech Meet 2 Solo and Ensemble Fest. 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Wagner, Jeff Orchestra 1-2-3 NW Young Sym. 1-2 191 SENIOR SUMMARY Band 1 Stage Band 2-3 USU Symphony Orchestra Honors Program 2 Honor Roll 3 Spanish Club 1 Science Club 3 Musical 1-2 Primrose Master Class 1 Finalist State Fair Music Division 3 A ST A Summer String Workshop 1 Taos School of Chamber Music 2 All State Orchestra 1-2-3 Outstanding Teenagers of America 3 Sterling Scholar-Music 3 Play 1 Yale Graduate Audition 3 Underwood, Greg Ski Team 1-2-3 Stage Band 2-3 Andy Keller Produc. Walker, Jan Pep Club 1 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Cantadoras 2 Chauntaires 3 Red Raisins 3 Girls League 1-2-3 Powderpuff Football 3 Homecoming Activities 3 Wallis, Scott Football 1-2-3 Track 2-3 I.ettermans Club Sec. 3 Prep of the Week 3 All Region-Football 3 Honor Roll 3 Watkins, Sharon Debate 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 French Club 1 Nat'l Forensicsl-2-3 League 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2-3 WCOF 1-2-3 NARPV3 Girls League 1-2-3 Governors cup 2nd 2 Governors cup 1st 3 Utah Bar 1st 3 Weber Cross x 1st 3 Weber Woman's 2nd 2 numerous Speaking 2nd 1 Language Fair 1 State Dramatics Meet 1 GOTBA 3 Watts, Judy Pep Club 1 HiLos 2-3 HiLo Pres. 3 Girls League 1-2-3 Webb, Christine Pep Club 1 Sponsors 2-3 FBLA 2-3 FBLA V. P. 3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Honor Society 2-3 Sterling Scholar 3 Rifle Drill Team 2-3 Soccor Team 1 High Point High Baseball ’i Atholto High Tennis 2 LHS Swimming Tearn 3 LHS Tennis Team 3 Art Club 3 Athol ton High Honor Roll 2 Weeks, Kaylene Orchestra 1-2-3 Musical 1-2-3 Science Club 3 Art Club 2 Honor Roll 3 FHA 1-2 Homecoming Activities 3 Weight, Cindy Debate 1-2 FBLA 3 Honor Roll 2-3 Wheeler, Jolynn Girls Glee 1 Cantadoras 2-3 Art Club 1 Girls League 1-2-3 White, Colin Debate 1 ROTC 1 Football 1 Track 1-2-3 Basketball Stat. 1-2-3 Letter mans Club 2-3 Seminary Council 2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2-3 Pres. Nat'l Honor Soc. 3 Automechanics Club 2 Ass't Campaign Mgr. 1-2 Wickham, Cynthia Chauntaires 3 Art Club 2 Williams, Terri Pep Club 1 Art Club 2 HiLos 3 Amphion 3 Willis, Linda Orchestra 1-2-3 Art Club 2-3 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Sterling Scholar 3 Girls League 1-2-3 Red Raisins 3 Pep Club 1 Musical Orchestra 3 Willmore, Tom ROTC 1-3 Student Council 1-2 Track Team 1 Rifle Drill Team 3 Wimmer, Leslie Pep Club i Cantadoras 2-3 Girls Glee 1 Girls League 1-2-3 Winters, Ben Football 2-3 Track 2-3 Lettermans Club 2-3 Sr. Class Rep. 3 Student Senate 3 All Region Honorable Mention-Football 3 Wiser, Ron Debate 3 Chauntaires 3 French Club 1-2 Science Club 2-3 Track 1 School Play 3 Musical 3 Key Club Sec. 3 Sterling Scholar-Math 3 Worley, Man1 1 yn Honor Roll 3 Christmas Stocking Girl 2 Cheerleader 1-2-3 Chauntaires 2-3 Musical 2-3 Military Ball Royalty 1 Homecoming Queen 3 Zahmcl, Lynette Pep Club 1 Sponsors 2-3 Rifle Drill Team 2-3 Honor Roll 1 -2-3 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2-3 Who's Who In American High Schools 2 Sterling Scholar 3 FHA 1-2-3 FBLA 3 Powderpuff Football 3 192 SENIOR INDEX A Able, Rick 105, 106 Achatz, Walter 35, 123 Adams, Mark 35, 118 Adams, Patricia 35 Allen, Greg Allen, Lenis 35, 105, 135 Allen, Ross 35, 103, 105, 135, 145 Allen, Robert 35, 106, 135, 144 Anderson, Carol 35 Anderson, Colette 35, 106, 111, 129 144,151 Anderson, Elizabeth 35, 102, 135, 145 Anderson, Hubert 35, 75, 76, 121, 157 Anderson, Keith 35 Anderson, Mondell 35, 128, 146 Anderson, Paul 35, 105 Anderson, Bob 35, 82 Andrews, Kevin Astle, Laurie 35, 105, 145 Augustine, Esther 35, 114, 115 Bab B Babcock, Cheryl 35 Barkdull, Julie 35 Barja, Denisse 35, 116, 117, 120 Barron, Beverlee 35,108 Barrus, Jean 35, 106, 114, 115, 146 Bartholome, Mike 30, 32, 33, 35, 126 147 Baugh, Jan 35, 101, 103, 106, 129, 130, 135, 144 Baugh, Margaret 35 Baugh, Mike 35, 125, 129, 133 Bennett, Mary Ann 30, 36, 101, 135, 145 Bertoch, Debbie 36, 106, 126, 146 Bishop, Bill 36, 87 Bitters, Jan 36, 102 Black, Neal 36, 87, 118, 129, 134 Black, Zelda 36, 123 Blazzard, Gary 105,145 Booth, Carl 36, 123 Bowen, Denise 36 Bowen, Rod 36 Bowler, Curtis 36 Broadbent, Adrian 36, 147 Brown, Cass 36, 147 Brown, Dennis 36, 77, 85, 121, 122, 128 Brown, Pat 36 Brunson, Jim 36 Burnham, Paul 36, 82, 90, 135 Burtenshaw, Gina 36, 103, 114, 115, 135, 145, 153 Butcher, Jean 36,98, 102, 103, 105, 129,132,135,145,147 Buttars, JoAnn 36 Buttars, Keven 36, 76, 82, 121, 134 Byington, Ilene 36 Cahoon, Jann 30, 36, 106, 124, 146,147 Call, Allyn 36, 125, 147 Campbell, Kelly Campbell, Kristi 36, 124, 157 Campbell, Val 36 Campbell, Wayne 37, 121 Cantwell, Cheryl 37, 127 Carlson, Vicki 37, 126 Carter, Linda 37, 102, 105 Champlin, Jeff 37, 76, 96, 97 Charley, Rosie 37 Chase-Dunn, Laurel 37 Chidester, Lynn 37,96, 97, 103; 105,128 Choate, Becky 37 Christensen, Larry 37, 123 Clark, Julie 37 Clark, Merri Lynn Clark, Raymond 37 Clement, Kathy 37, 126 Clyde, Andrea 37, 126, 135 Coleman, Jackie 37, 116, 117 Collier, Hal 37, 127, 128 Collins, Laura 37, 102, 128 Colston, Robin 37 Cook, Dawna Coombs, Brenda Cone, Nanci 37, 126 Cottle, Gaye 38, 116, 117, 135, 137,152 Daines, Chris 38, 128, 130 Daines, Janet 38,98, 130, 132, 135, 147 Dalby, Vicky 38, 103, 114, 115, 145 David, Lucinda 38 Davis, Charles 38, 109 Davis, Deb 38 Dixon, Melissa 38, 102, 112, 127, 135 Doragatti, Virginia 38, 109 Dunmire, Jerry 38, 87, 106, 118, 135, 146,152 Dunn, Katie 38, 105 E Ellis, LuAnn 38, 103, 106, 126, 135,145 Ellsworth, Mark 38, 98, 99, 103, 106 128,145 Elzinga, Coralee 38, 103, 195 Emmett, Chad 38, 106, 126, 128, 129, 135,146,147 Essig, Fred 38, 88, 91, 118, 121, 129, 134, 135, 147, 152 Essig, Lester 30, 32, 33, 38, 91, 121, 122,129,132,134,135,147 Etsitty, Ray 118 Everton, Jim 75, 92, 121 Eyre, Kimi 38, 106, 111, 129, 133, 135, 144, 147 Eyre, Sheri 38, 96, 97, 106, 135 Felt, Andrea 30, 32, 33, 39, 129,135, Fishburn, Mark 39, 106 Ford, Christine 39 Ford, Nathan 39, 87, 106, 146 Freeman, Mike 39, 90, 105, 145 G Gibbons, Ronda 39, 102 Gittens, Gloria 33, 110, 151 Glenn, Bonnie 30, 32, 33, 39, 105, 135,146 Godfrey, Leilani 39, 133 Goodall, Kaaren 39 Groutage, Jim 39, 90, 103 H Hale, Marianne 39 Hancey, Annette 39, 116, 117 Hansen, Tracie 39, 103, 135 Hansen, Vicki 39, 127 Hardman, Launee 39, 103, 116, 117 Harper, Julie 105 Harris, Joe 39, 103, 105, 145 Harris, Paul 39, 75, 85, 129 Harrison, Colin 39, 92 Hatch, Royce 39, 123 Hauser, Patty 39, 135 Hawkes, Shelly 39, 102, 145 Haws, Suzanne 30, 39, 106, 135 Hayward, 1 iz 39, 147 Hedin, Mike 39, 75, 76, 82, 121, 129,135 Hendricks, Linda 40, 102, 106, 135 Hirst, Cathryn 40 Hislop, Malley 40, 75, 92, 106, 121 Hlavaty, Lauri 40, 114, 115, 135 Hobbs, LaDawn 40 Hoffman, Jennifer 40 Holloway, Debra 40 Houseal, Kimberly 40, 125 Huber, Bill 40 Hunsaker, Deon 40 Hunsaker, Scott 40 Hunt, Bill 40 Hurst, Cherri 40, 132, 135 Hymas, Ricky 40 Hornsbey, Ron 123 J James, Paul 40, 75,92 Jarrett, Brian 40, 106, 118, 129, 146 Jarvis, Ben 40, 106, 118, 129, 135, 146,152 Jensen, Cherie 40, 103, 106, 116, 117, 135,137 Jensen, Jayne 40, 102, 106, 144 Jensen, Mark 40, 105 Jensen, Paul 40, 105, 119, 122 Jensen, Tina 40 John, Randy 40 Johnson, Brad 40, 82, 129 Johnson, Connie 40 Johnson, Debbie 40, 116, 117, 135,137 Johnson, Jarvis 41 Johnson, Joy 125 Jones, Melanie 41, 96, 97, 126 Jorgensen, Mary 41 Joy, Ellen Marie 41, 103, 108, 116, 117, 123, 127, 152 K Kay, Laurie 41, 114, 115, 126, 144 Keeler, Paul 41, 75, 90, 121, 134 Keller, Andrew 103, 105, 135, 147 Kesler, Karen 41 Kidd, Dyan 41, 109, 125 Kohfield, Susie 41, 105, 125 Krambule, B. Kay 41, 105 L LaBeau, Debbie 41, 102, 145 Lamb, Kaylene 41, 133, 135 Larsen, Doniel 41 Larsen, Jan 41, 126 Larsen, Jeff 41, 75, 105, 121 Lehman, Bruce 41, 123 Lehman, Cynthia 41, 106, 144 SENIOR INDEX lenkersdorfer, Nancy 41 Lewis, Jeff 3-, 41, 102, 135, 154 Lindquist, Cindy 42, 133 L isonbee, David 42, 102, 105, 135,145 Liu, Wendy 42, 132, 135, 184 Long, Rodney 42, 77, 85, 121, 122,128 Lower, Brenda 42 Lundberg, Rodney 42, 106, 118, 120 M McFarland, Wade 42, 134 Marcusen, Janette 42 Marshall, Kaylene 42 Martin, Eleanor 42, 102, 128 Mathews, Stephen 42 Mauchley, Nancy 42 Maughan, Kathie 42 Maughan, Susan 42 McMurdie, Jean 42, 116, 117, 125, 129,152 McNeil, Jeff 42, 118 Misener, Dave 42, 91 Moore, Susan 42 Monson, Melanie 42, 102, 104, 105, 145 Morrison, Jimmie 119 N Naylor, Sandy 42, 117, 137 Neeley, Christine 42, 102, 106, 135, 145 Nelson, Lynn 42 Nelson, Tom 42, 98, 99, 105, 147 Newton, Susan 42, 96, 97 Niederhauser, Hugh 42 Nielson, Kirk 43 Nielson, Tab 85 Norris, Cindy 43, 116, 117, 133, 135,137 Nyman, Anita 43, 114, 115, 157 O Obray, Alan 43, 87, 134, 157 Olsen, Shirlene 43 Osterlin, Gary 43, 119 Ozman, Scott 43 P Page, Patti Rae 43, 108 Palmer, Annette 43, 96, 97, 124, 135 Palmer, Linda 43, 96, 97 Paul, Venice 43, 106 Pearce, Craig 43, 125 Pederson, Mark 43,98,99, 123 Pehrson, Leo 43, 123 Pehrson, Steve 43, 75, 118, 119, 129 Peterson, Annette 43, 116, 117, 125 Peterson, Dave 43 Peterson, Luann 43, 102 Peterson, Miles 30, 44, 75, 82, 103, 106, 121, 144, 147 Phillips, Gary 44 Pitkin, Nancy 44 Poppleton, Lawana Pritchett, Kim 44, 88, 114, 115, 121 Pritchett, Steve 44,88, 121 Purser, Dave 44, 75 194 R Raat, Mark Radtke, Wendy 44, 126 Rasmussen, Kelly 44 Raymond, Steve 44, 75 Reeder, Jolyn 44, 135 Rees, Dave 44 Reynolds, Klane 44, 87, 106, 121, 134 Rigby, Janice 44 Rigby, Margo 44, 101, 135, 157 Ringle, Don 44, 75 Roberts, Linda 44, 106, 114, 115, 153 Roberts, Marcia 44, 106 Robison, Ray 44, 90, 105, 109, 118, 128 Rogers, Fay Marie 44 Rogers, Paul 92 Ross, Kent 44, 106, 122 Ruple, JoLynn 45, 103, 105 Russell, Carol Lee 45, 102, 105, 109 Ryan, Ron 45 S Salisbury, Ron 45, 82, 121, 123, 135 Saltern, JoLynn 45 Salunke, Kathi 45, 128, 130, 184 Sawyer, Becky 45, 116, 117, 120, 135, 137, 152 Schvaneveldt, Jean 45, 106, 111, 144 Scofield, Betty 45, 125 Seeholzer, Jeff 30, 32, 33, 45, 75, 92 106,121,129,144,147 2 Skidmore, Jill 45, 106, 116, 117 Smith, Barry 45, 12 7 Smith, Cathy 45 Smith, Holly 45, 128 Smith, Kathy M, 45 Smith, Laura Lee 45, 116, 117, 126 Smith, Lorie 45 Smith, Pam 45 Sorensen, Kaylin 45 Sorenson, Mary Ann 45, 96, 97, 124,135 Spence, John 45, 102, 128, 145 Spendlove, Debbi 45, 96, 97, 117, 137, 152 Speth, Suzette Steele, Scott 45 Steintz, Tammy 45 Stettler, Betsy 45, 102, 116, 117, 135, 153 Stewart, Paul 30,46, 105, 145 Stewart, Reid 46, 123 Stock, Eileen 46, 146 Stockdale, Patricia 46, 108 Stockdon, Garth 46, 87, 118, 147 Stoddard, Kenneth 46 Stones, Terry 46, 119, 123 Stickland, Joe Swenson, David 46, 128 T Taylor, Lysle 46 Thomas, Christine 46, 130 Thomas, Neil 46, 118 Thompson, Valoie 46, 108, 135 Thorell, Kathy 46 Thorpe, Patricia 46, 116, 117, 120, 135,137 Toledo, Rosie 46, 106 Toombs, Jerry 46, 118, 120, 129, 135.152 Turner, Tracy 46, 106, 118, 146, 152 U Underwood, Greg 46, 98, 105, 145 V Vandenwijngaert, Ernie 118,152 VanDerslice, Anne 46, 105, 124 Vosburg, Cindi Lou 46, 102, 105,147 W Wagner, Jeff 46, 103, 105, 132 Wahlquist, Leslie 125 Walker, Jan 46, 106, 135 Wallis, Scott 46, 74, 76, 121, 134 Watkins, Sharon 46 102, 130, 135 Watts, Chris 46, 105, 145 Watts, Judy 47, 114, 115 Webb, Kristine 47, 116, 117, 124, 132, 135,137 Weeks, Kaylene 47, 102, 128, 135,145 Wegkemp, Karl 47,91, 126 Weight, Cindy 47, 128 Wheeler, Jolynn 47, 85, 108 White, Colin 47, 135, 147 Wickham, Cynthia 47, 106 Wilde, Diane 47, 132, 138 Williams, Terrie 47, 96, 97, 105, 114,115 Willis, Linda 47, 126, 132, 135, 145, 147 Willmore, Tom 47, 118 Wimmer, Leslie 47, 108 Winters, Ben 30, 47, 75, 92 Wiser, Ron 47, 106, 122, 130, 132,146 Worley, Mary Lyn 47, 106, 110, 144, 147,151 Z Zahmel, L ynette 47, 116, 117, 132, 135.152 JUNIOR INDEX A Adams, Colleen 51 Alder, Craig 51, 122 Allen, Janene 51, 102, 135, 145 Amussen, Susan 51, 106 Anderson, Cheryl 51, 102, 114, 115 Andersen, Kendall Jay 51 Anderson, Sherry 51,103 Andreasen, Bryon 30, 32, 33, 51, 77, 121,130,134,135 Anderson, Martin 51, 104 Andrews, Blake 51, 123 Atwood, Stephen 51 JUNIOR INDEX B Bassett, Zane 51 Bates, Mike 51 Baugh, Alex 30, 51, 78, 90, 106, 146 Beck, Michele 51 Bennett, Janet 51 Benson, Cathy 51 Benson, M att 51, 118 Berntsen, Jeff 51, 96, 97, 125 Berntsen, Robert Dee 51, 119 Beyers, Susan Bindrup, Cindy 51, 96, 97 Bingham, Doug 51 Blair, Jon 51 Blazzard, Marianne 51, 106, 117, 123, 146 Bodero, Dan 51 Bowen, Kris 51, 108 Bosworth, Tracie 51 Braegger, Sandra 51, 108, 135 Brockman, Nancy 51, 126 Brookshier, Steve 51 Brown, Carol 51, 135 Brown, Jodi 51 Brown, Harvey 51, 77, 78, 85, 121 Burnside, Linda 51 Butler, Carl 52 Buttars, Bob 52 Buttars, Joni52,lll Butterfield, DeAnn 52, 106, 116, 117, 123,135 Byland, Bill 52, 88, 90, 105, 121, 129,134 C Calderwood, John 52, 78, 90 Call, Laurel 52, 102 Call, Ruth 52, 110 Carlisle, Elisabeth 102 Carlsen, Terry 52, 119 Cazier, Scott 52, 78 Champlin, Terry 52 Christensen, Ann 52 Christensen, Brent 52, 78, 85, 91 Christensen, Eddie 52, 88, 119, 120 Christensen, Linda 52, 117, 137 Christensen, ReedS. 52, 128, 135 Christensen, Scott 52, 76, 78, 83, 91, 121 Clark, Brent 52, 78, 83, 90, 154 Clay, Marianne 52 Clement, Lloyd 52, 105, 118 Coleman, Kevin 52, 105 Cook, Kent Loyal 52, 77, 88, 90, 134 Cook, Lynette 52 Cook, Vicky Lyn 52, 135 Crockett, Kris 52, 116, 117 Cronin, Frank 32, 119 Crooks ton, Kristy 52 Croshaw, Connie 52, 103 Curtis, Terri Lee 52, 106 D Dahle, Diane 52,114, 115 Dahle, DuWayne 76, 92 Daines, Blair 52, 130 Daines, Peter 52, 106, 130, 135 Dance, Dixie 52, 102, 106, 146 Datwyler, Jill 52, 108 Davis, Scott 52 Ditton, Cathy 126 Deal, Christine 52 Donohue, Tim 126 E Eck, Troy 53 Elder, Vickie Lynn 53, 106, 126, 146 Eliason, David 53, 78 Eliason, Gayle 53, 108, 135 Eliason, Kae Lin 53,108 Ellgen, Janiee 53, 123 Elzinga, Howard 53, 119 Engert, Jan 53, 101, 106, 135 Eames, Jeff 53, 78, 90 F Fernandez, Marisa 53, 121, 184 Fifield, Bryce 53, 127, 135 Fishburn, Brenda 53, 135 Fjeldsted, David 53, 78, 82, 106, 146, 155 Ford, Cynthia Rose 53,106 Freeman, Joni 53 Fakrhaishahronkni, Parvin 184 G Gardner, Jeanmarie 53, 98, 99, 108 Gamer, Julie 53 Garr, Margaret 53 Geary, LeAnn 53, 108 George, Steven 53, 123 Goodsell, Kathaleen 53, 108 H Hales, Brian 53 Hall, Nick 53 Iladerlie, Elwin 53, 118 Hamberlin, Marie Lanae 53, 125 Hammond, Carol 53, 102 Hancey, Reed 53, 118, 135 Hancey, Sherri 53, 108 Hancey, Sylvia 53, 103, 145 Hansen, Marinus 53,119 Hansen, Mary Jean 53 Hansen, Roxanne 53, 114, 115, 133 Hansen, Steve 54, 119 Hargraves, Sonia 54, 117, 127, 126, 135,137,184 Harper, Jane 54,126 Harris, Chad 54 Harris, Delsa 123, 125 Harris, Jeena C. 54, 105, 135 Harris, Rickey 54 Harris, Scott 54,119 Harrison, Kim D. 54, 85 Hart, Marjorie 54, 135 Harward, Patti 54, 108 Haws, Kevin 54 Hayward, John 54 Hedin, Monty 54, 78, 83 Hellberg, Challi 54, 103 Hellberg, Charone 54, 117 Hendricks, 1 aurie Ann 54, 135 Hendrixson, Lori 54 Henrie, Lynn 54 Higbee, Shari 54, 103, 145 Hooper, Michelle 54, 96, 97, 106, 116.117 Horlacher, Rori 54, 106, 114, 115, 135,146 Horne, Ruth Elise 54 Hulse, David 54, 92 Hunsaker, Douglas 54, 126 Hunsaker, Jeri 54 Hutchison, Anne 54, 111, 135, 155 r Isom, Ronnie 54, 92 J James, Susan 54, 102, 105, 135 James, Tony 54 Jardine, Jerry 54, 77, 83, 121 Jenkins, Sandra 30,54, 135 Jensen, Janae 54 Jensen, Robert 54, 90, 125 Jewkes, Kenneth 54 John, Janet 54, 116, 117, 153 John, Mike 54 Johnson, Deanne 55, 108 Johnson, Elyse 55, 135 Johnson, Janae 55,135 Johnson, Jeff 55, 105, 120, 145 Johnson, Rudy 55, 106, 119, 126 Joy, David Wm. 55 K Kartchner, Kathryn 55 Kesler, Cindy 55, 125, 126, 155 Kidd, Janet 55, 102, 106, 135, 145 Kirk, Julie 55, 114,115 Kirshman, Bruce A. 55 Koch, Arlene Koeven, Tony 55, 109, 120 Kotter, Dirk 55, 130 Kraus, Doug 55, 119, 122, 146 Kraus, Sue Ann 55, 108 Kums, Sandra 55 L Lamb, Laurie 55, 108, 135 LaMont, Stan 55, 77, 78, 82, 92, 121 Larsen, Cynthia Larsen, Elyse 55, 108, 127, 135 Larsen, LaRon 55, 78, 90, 118, 121 Larsen, Tammy 55 Larson, Becky 55 LeBaron, Ann 55, 98 Leo, Nann Fay 55, 184 Lewis, Rand 55, 76, 82, 90 Lewis, Trent 55, 123 Lisonbee, Larry 55, 102, 105, 119, 127 Loosle, Tina Louise 55, 102, 123 Loveland, LuJean 55 Loaa, Wilson 55, 119, 12 7, 184 Lucherini, Steven 56 Lundstrom, Sharon 56, 102, 116 117,135 JUNIOR INDEX M Madsen, Craig 90 Marshall, Betty 56 Martin, Vicky 56 Martindale, Jill 56 Maughan, Kayleen 56,105 Mortensen, Ruth 56, 106, 146 McAllister, LeAnne 56, 103, 123 McCann, Richard 56, 102, 118 McCraney, Becky 56, 108, 109 McCulloch, Kim McFarland, Duffy 56 McGehee, Doug McGregor, Dande 30, 56, 92, 106, 146 McGregor, Todd 56, 78, 135 McPolin, Terry 56 McKell, Brian 122 Meacham, Steve 56, 106, 135 Meacham, Terry 56, 135 Meacham, Lisa 56, 108, 127, 135, 137 Mewervy, Brad 56, 106 Miles, Kristy 56 Miller, Diane 56,127 Milligan, Ron 56 Moser, Colin 56, 119 Moser, Jayne 56 Moulton, Karen 56, 103, 117 Moulton, Kathi 56, 116, 117 Munk, Danette 56, 106, 117, 123,135,137 N Naylor, Carolyn 56, 102 Nelson, Garth 56 Nelson, Kristie Nelson, Natalie 56, 108 Nelson, Robyn 56 Nielson, Matt 57 Nielson, Thomas 57, 105 Nungesser, Marlene 57, 125 Nye, David 57 O Obray, Thomas 57, 78, 83, 90, 118, , 122,155 Oldham, Conrad 57 Olsen, Ann 57 Olsen, Kelly 57 Olson, Greg 57 P Page, Brent 57 Page, Darris 57 Page, David 57 Page, Laurie 57 Page, Nancy 108, 126 Pedersen, Lynnae 57 Pehrson, Pam Petersen, Lorie Ann 57 Peterson, Steve L. 57, 106, 119, 128 Peterson, Bonnie 57, 114, 115, 135 Peterson, Ed 57, 78, 87, 90, 121, 134 Peterson, Quain 57 Peterson, Steve 57, 105, 118, 138, 146 Pocha, Grant 57, 78 Poppleton, Cindy Lee 57, 108 Potter, Rob 57, 77, 78, 82, 134, 155 Proffit, Brian 57, 119 Pryde, Peggy 57, 108, 109 Purser, Del Ray 57, 78 R Radtke, Robert 57, 78, 87, 134 Raymond, Scott 57 Redd, Jolene 57, 108, 117, 137 Reese, Christine 57, 117, 123, 137 Reese, Craig 57 Reese, Mary Ann Reid, Susan 57 Rich, Julie 57 Richardson, Louise 30, 57, 102, 106, 145,155 Rigby, Susan Roberts, Earl 57 Robinson, Leila 58, 108 Rogers, Cindy 58, 123 Russell, Jay 58, 87 S Sackett, Sydney 58, 123 Sant, Karie 58, 108 Schaeffer, Leaunda 58, 105 Scofield, Burton 58 Sears, Jan 58 Sharp, Denise 58 Shaw, Daren 58, 98 Shoop, Ronald 58, 119 Simpson, Susie 58, 108 Simmons, Richard 58, 105, 145 Shanchy, Don 184 Skanchy, Nancy 184 Skinner, Michael 58, 118, 119 Slack, Curtis 58, 88, 103, 105 Smellie, Debbie 58 Smith, Andrea 58 Smith, Dale 58, 118, 128 Smith, Gene 58, 118, 127 Smith, Lisa 58, 106, 117 Smith, Perry 58, 90, 105 Snow, Scott 58, 125 Somers, Stephanie 58, 105, 123, 145 Sorensen, Patricia 58,135 Sorenson, Bob 58,90,105,122 Sorenson, Jim 58, 78, 82 Speth, LeAnn 58, 105, 123, 135 Stauffer, Mike 58, 78, 90 Steinitz, Jeff Stoker, Theron 30,58, 105, 135 Stowell, Doug 58, 78 Stuart, Wendy 58, 114, 115, 135 Summers, Rick 91, 145 Swenson, Val 58, 119 T Taylor, Marcia 58, 105, 114, 115 Teeples, Alan 58, 123 Thompson, Shanna 59, 108 Thornley, Garth 59 Thyberg, Sheree Tibbitts, Marty 59 Toledo, Richardson 59 Toombs, Jay 59, 105, 118 Tueller, Dana 59, 110, 127, 135 V Vance, Lee 59 Varner, Julie 59 W Wahlstrom, Phillip 59 Walker, Judy Ann Wallace, Kathy 59 Wallace, Max 78 Watts, Douglas 59, 145 Weeks, David 59, 119 Wegkamp, Dale 59, 88, 91 Weight, Julianne 59 Weiser, Elizabeth 59 Weiser, Roland 59 Welkie, Robert 59,130 Wennergren, Gloria 59, 106, 130, 135 Wettstein, Tom 59 White, Bob 59, 106 White, Joe 59, 106, 130 White, Kathie 59, 114, 115 Whittetaker, Bob 59, 119 Wiley, Mike 59 Willetto, Marcella 59, 96, 97, 123 Williams, Sue 59, 98, 102, 135 Wimmer, Douglas Windley, Randy 59, 119, 125 Winget, Richard 77, 78, 83, 121 Woffinden, Thomas 59, 96, 97, 105, 11 Wood, Elizabeth 59, 103, 135 Wooldridge, Kevin Z Zlotnick, Tereas 59, 106, 133, 146 Zollinger, Eden 59, 119 Zundel, Ben 59 SOPHOMORE INDEX A Aitken, Geogette 98,99, 104 Al-Imari, Juddie 62 Alarcon, Jenny 62,119, 184 Allen, Karen 62, 105, 113 Allen, Trent 62, 104 Allred, Daren 62, 79 Allsop, Brian 62 Anderson, Colleen 62 Anderson, Lorraine 62, 102, 131 Andra, Mike 62 Andreasen, Betty 62, 112 Andrews, Kathy 62 Andrews, Kristie 62 Andrews, Steve 62, 119 Astle, Cherie 62, 103 Ault, Brian 62, 79, 104 B Barker, Max 62 SOPHOMORE INDEX Barker, Tamra 62, 102, 113, 127 Bartholome, Cindy 62, 105 Bean, D. C. 62 Beck, Fred 62, 85 Beecher, Ellen 62, 102, 105 Beeson, Drew 62 Benalli, Patty 62 Bennion, David 62, 88, 102, 119, 127 Bergs jo, Carol 62 Bertson, Annette 62 Bertoch, Suzie 62 Bitters, Scott 62, 79 Black, Pam 62. 104, 113, 123, Blair, David 62 Boudrero, Bonnie 62, 108, 112 Bowen, Dicksie 62, 104, 112 Bowen, Leslie 62 Brennand, Terry 62 Bringhurst, Doug 62 Brown, Bob 63 Brown, Karen 63 Bunnell, Doreese 63, 113 Burtenshaw, Francene 63, 113, 131 Butcher, James 63, 85, 105, 131 Buttars, Kathleen 63 C Cahoon, Dwight 30, 63, 85 Call, Dick 63, 88, 131 Campbell, Chad 63, 105 Campbell, Jeanne 63, 113 Campbell, Julia 63, 12 7 Campbell, Marcia 63, 108 Cannon, Richard 63, 104, 119, 131 Carlisle, Julie 63 Carrillo, David Carrillo, Janet Carver, Jill 63, 119 Chadwick, Margaret 63 Champlin, David 63, 79, 87 Chase, Shirley 63, 119 Christensen, Dale 63, 103 Christensen, Jay 63 Clark, Becky 63 Clark, Claudia 63, 113 Clifford, Ricky Clyde, Loretta 63, 126 Coker, Wayland 63, 88, 90, 104 Colombatto, Marty 63, 85 Colston, Susan 63, 102 Cook, Rebecca Kay 63 Copp, Carelton 63, 119 Cordon, Kelli 64 Cowley, Donna 64, 109, 112 Creger, Patty 64 Cuthbert, Karma 64, 112 D Daines, Deon 64, 113 Davis, Karl 64 Despain, Diana 64 Dewey, Alan 64, 79, 104 Dixon, Matt 64, 119 Dorigatti, Larraine 64 Dunmire, Janet 64, 113 E Edwards, David 64,85, 104 Elbert, Kurt 64, 79,85 Elder, Craig 87,85, 122 Elder, Denise 64 Engle, Mark 64 Erickson, Julie 64, 108 Erickson, 1 ynda 64, 108 Erni, Konrad 64, 102 Essig, Clay 64,88, 119, 120 Everton, l.uAnne 64, 108, 112 F Farmer, Kathy 64, 119 Felt, Hayden 64, 79 Fletcher, Heidi 64 Fonnesbeck, Carmen Fonnesbeck, Tami 64 Forsberg, Jancll 64, 104 Freeman, Christine 64, 112 Freeman, Trudy 30, 64 Fuller, I arie 64 G Gardner, Bruce 64, 79, 85, 104 Gardner, Delaine 64 Gardner, Scott 65 Gates, Larry 65, 79, 98, 99, 103, 127, 131 Gesscl, Jane 64, 113 Gleed, Jeff 65, 119 Godfrey, Lex 65 Golding, Jay 65, 119 Gossner, Dawn 65, 112 Gregory, Mike 65, 109 Grieve, Peter 65, 134 Griffin, Suzanne 65, 113 Gunnell, Varsi 65 H Haan, Brett 65,12 7 Hales, Tracine 65, 108, 112 Hall, Sherry 65 Hansen, Marc 65, 104 Hansen, Michelle 65,112 Hansen, Paul 65, 104 Hansen, Rosie Hansen, Scott 65, 104, 131 Hansen, Sue 127 Hardman, Marcia 65,103 Harris, Julie 65 Harris, June 65, 113 Harris, Raymond 65 Harrison, Roseanne 65, 102 Haslem, Shelli 65, 103, 113 Hatch, Lisa 65, 105, 113 Hawkes, Nancy 65, 135 Haws, Marvin 30, 65, 85, 154 Haws, Nancy 65, 108, 112 Heidt, Ruth 65, 113, 119, 131 HeUberg, Karl 65, 119 Henderson, Jeanine 65, 103 Heniger, Carolyn 65, 112 Heniger, DeAnn 65, 108, 112 Heniger, Michael 65, 126 Hess, Patricia 65 Heyrend, Jack 66 Hoffman, Shawna 66, 112 Iioldredge, Russell 88, 131 Holloway, Mike 66, 119 Hoth, Michael 66 Hudson, Jim 66 Hulse, Jeff 66 Hulse, Mike 66, 119 Hunt, Diana 66, 112 Hymas, Shelly-66 J Jacobsen, David 66, 88, 134 James, Doug 66, 119, 145 James, LaDawn 66 James, Lorri 66, 119 Jensen, Chad 66 Jensen, Craig 66 Jensen, Steve 66, 119 Jensen, Steve 66, 104, 113 Jensen, Tami 66, 108 Jensen, Tony 66 Johnson, Jeffrey 66, 104, 119 Johnson, Mark 66 Johnson, Rozanne Johnson, Sheila 66, 112 Johnson, Tony 66,87,90, 103 Jorgensen, Alaine 66, 102, 112 Joy, David 105 K Kaae, Dennis 66 Kartchner, Margene 66, 104 Keene, Irene 66, 108 Keller, Jeff 66, 103, 105, 145 Kimber, Larry 66, 104, 119 Kirschman, Stephen 66, 104, 119 Kline, Andrew 66, 87, 104 Knudson, David 66,79, 104 Koch, Susan 66 Koeven, Dale 66, 119 Kofoed, Cindy 67 Kunz, Warren 67 L Lamborn, Lyndon 67, 104 LaMont, Taya 67, 104 Larsen, Kathy 67, 108, 112, 133 Larsen, Robert 67,85 Leishman, Bart 67, 104 Lewis, Julie 67, 102, 113 Lewis, Shelly 67, 111 Liechty, LeeAnn 67, 108, 113 Lofthouse, Craig 67, 79, 87, 96, 97 Lower, Valene 67 Lowry, Ken 67, 79, 104 Lundberg, Holly 67 Lyon, Max 67, 126, 127 M Mabe, James 67 Mack, Sally 67 Manning, Connie 67 Martin, Mary 67 Martin, Steve 67, 119 Mathews, Joylee 67, 126 SOPHOMORE INDEX Maughan, Jayne 67 McGregor, Jodi 67 McGregor, Jon 67, 79, 85, 119 McMurdie, James Neil 6 7 Meacham, Bryan 6 7 Miller, Diane 126 Miller, Jan 67, 104 Mitchell, Suzanne 67 Mon son, Hilary 68 Moore, Kevin 68 Morrison, Sherrie 68, 113 Mortensen, Corey 68 Mortensen, Pam 104 Myers, Gerald N Neeley, Nan 68, 96, 97, 101, 103 Nelson, Barbara 68, 127 Nelson, James 68, 119 Nelson, Kim 68, 113, 131 Nicholls, Tom 68, 119 Nielson, Greg 68, 87 Nielson, Nancy 68 Nielson, Scott 68 Norris, Brenda 68 O Olsen, Eugene 68 Olsen, Jana 68, 104 P Palmer, Charlotte 68, 104 Palmer, Erin 68, 131 Parker, Lori 68, 112 Parkinson, Robert 68, 105, 131 Paul, Pierco 68 Pease, Jeff 68, 79 Pehrson, Janice 68 Pehrson, Scott 68, 104, 119 Perry, Eileen 68, 108, 112 Perry, Jan 68, 112, 119, 131 Peterson, David 68,119 Peterson, Melissa 68, 131 Peterson, Shauna 68, 104, 108, 112 Petigrew, Kristy 68 Phillips, Paul 68 Porter, Randy 68, 119 Potter, Elizabeth 68, 108, 110 Pound, Wesley 68, 133 Pugmire, Wes 68 R Raat, Stephen 69, 119 Ralphs, Vickie 69, 108, 153 Rasmuson, Ann 69, 126 Redd, Pam 69, 112 Reid, Karl 69, 104 Rice, Scott 69,104 Rich, LeeAnn69,133 Richins, Rick 69 Richins, Sadie 69 Richert, Debbie 69 Riley, David 69 Ringle, Delane 69, 126 198 Risk, Robert 119 Risk, Thomas 69, 119 Robbins, Rochard 69, 104 Rock, Jim 69 Rogers, Dale 69, 119 Rogers, Laree 69, 108 Roskelley, Cindy 69, 112, 135 Rothwell, Sam 69, 79, 85 Ryan, David 69, 79, 88 Ryan, Jim 69 S Saunders, Michael 69, 119 Sawyer, Rosie 69, 112 Schiffman, Bret 70, 87, 131 Schwartz, Debbie 70 Scott, Craig 70, 104 Sears, Kim 70,112 Sharp, Richard 70 Shaw, Holly 70, 109 Shupe, Karl 70 Sjostrom, Wendy 70, 113 Skabelund, Greg 70, 85 Skabelund, Martin 70 Skabelund, Nicole 70, 131 Skiby, Robert 70, 119 Skinner, Chris 70, 108 Skinner, Patti 70 Smith, Brad 70 Smith, David 70 Smith, Valjean 70, 127 Sorenson, Jean 70,110 Spence, Karen 70, 103 Speth, Cindy 70, 104 Stephens, Eddie 70 Stettler, Cleon 70, 87, 104 Stewart, Paul 70, 119 Stoddard, Larry 70 Stuart, Brett 70 Stuart, Ellen 70, 103 Stuart, Margaret 70 Summers, Brad 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Gordon 71,119 W Wallace, Peggy 30, 71 Wardle, Bob 71, 119, 134 Watkins, Jill 71, 113, 126 Watts, Larry 71 Webb, Dewayne E. 71, 79, 105, 145 Whear, John 71, 119 Wheeler, Paul 71, 79, 87, 104, 119 Whitney, Donnie 71 Wiberg, Julia 71 Wickham, Valarie 71 Wilde, Barbara 71 Willden, Delwin Williams, Larry 30 Willis, David 71, 126 Willmore, Shelley 71,113,119 Wilson, Dirk 71 Wininger, Becky 71, 105 Winward, Donna Gaye 71, 108 Wootton, Cathy 71,112 Wright, Monty 71, 104 Wright, Tami 71, 108, 112 Y Yeates, Lori 71 Z Zabriskie, Jeff 71, 119 Zufelt, Steven 71, 119 m3? n:vwo Mr C PAi ioo uhh M i mnos VDd u°a t°s •rsM «lv SHdVdooinv v s 0 u' q896Kg)tS°!,Ado3 � a11°N3VN NEVADA-UTAH togr MAGNA VANSTQN Ro6 ftw fLAMING GOtGf tf Ct{ A T ON AJttA GflEAT o lr Piimit YLmerwit BOUN P GRcer tint Fork 'a atom f« 12723+ L MOTT m S-5 ALT LAI MURRA i . 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Alt who knew her were touched by her sweet spirit and the glowing sparkle in her eye She towed Irjp and her friends, and they lovecytestfl l 7 Faith, courage, and love for life, will (8 always characterize Lori Yeates.-- LORI JEAN YEATES September 1958 - April 1974 , Wm s it w .v -■ - •f.M W.W w DEAD END STOP LIM STOP , 7 AD ike Bartholo