Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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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

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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

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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