Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Page 18 text:

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.

Page 17 text:

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.

Page 19 text:

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.