Amphion 1975 jiji(spit'ii!ia aiiA hii 114 Nan Neeley . .. . jjg.4 Marsha Hansen. m Community iPresj l°OAN UBRAST 25S North Morn lithographed by M UNITY PRESS ■pr wo, Utah 2 Theme With open minds we acknowledge that developing unity with our neighbors first, will help to gain peace and growth in a state. 4 Theme 6 Theme and most of all, togetherness, to complete a better nation. Theme 7 From the knowledge and experiences we have gained at Logan High we realize the solid past our forefathers planted. 8 Theme Theme 9 Together with the strength of the past and the refreshing outlook of tomorrow, 10 Theme On occasion my friends exclaim: You are a teacher at Logan High?! You have got to be crazy!' I wonder about that statement and I then investigate my feelings and begin to question: is it crazy to be challenged each day by young, but yet mature minds that can grasp and understand and that become somewhat impatient in their waiting for their real opportunity to contribute to society? Is it crazy to observe the growth and success of hundreds of young individuals as they struggle for. and. in fact, begin to find their place in life? Is it crazy to be a struggling adult amidst the frustration and success of the Sophomores, the sureness and determination of the luniors and the pride and the slump of the Seniors? Is it crazy to enjoy, and in my own personal and proud kind of way. appreciate walking through the halls, shopping downtown, or just being visited in my home and hearing the titles Mr. Haslam.’ or Larry.' or Has.' or Dad. or even an occasional unmentionable?’ Is it crazy to feel victory or defeat in a ball game, or thrill with a musical or drama, or appreciate a performance of an orchestra or band, or feel pride for a marching group, or share the happiness felt by a student that comes after an honest effort, or feel a tinge of sadness and emptiness each spring when the graduating class smiles, accepts their diploma, cries a little, and then says goodbye' to LHS? And so. I wonder —Larry Haslam Theme 13 School Board supports LHS's bicentennial ar The Board of Education and administration of the Logan School District are pleased with the many accomplishments of the students at Logan High School. The Senior class, known as the class of 76. has provided able leadership for another great Logan High School studentbody. We congratulate you for making Logan High a different high school through your efforts in scholarship, music, drama, sports, debate and many other extra-curricular activities in which you have been involved. We are proud of your many achievements and recognize the efforts of an excellent faculty and administration who have assisted you at Logan High. James C. Blair Superintendent •mtendent lames C. Blair Williams, lames C. Blair. Dr Kenneth Cuthbert. 14 Administration Rounding off his fifth year as principal at Logan High School, Mr. J. Paul Miller contributes to build Grizzly Pride. Always offering a happy smile and pleasant attitude, Mr. Miller credits the achievements and accomplishments at Logan High to the high quality studentbody. Principal Miller feels students show good judgment in matters of dress and conduct. He believes that progress, made only through interest and caring, depends on the students and faculty working together to achieve and maintain their goals. Through joint support and dedication of the faculty. School Board, and Superintendent. Mr. Miller thinks Logan High is the finest student-centered institution in the country. Fresh from the position of Principal at Wilson Elementary School. Mr. Rulon Olsen completes his first year at Logan High as Vice-Principal. A Logan High graduate himself. Mr. Olsen still actively engages himself in Logan High functions. You'll always see his face and hear his cheer at any L.H.S. activity. With a B.S. in Elementary Education and a graduate degree in Educational Administration. Mr. Olsen possesses administrative qualifications, plus qualities of being able to communicate easily with students and administration. In charge of student activities, attendance and assisting Mr. Miller in other areas. Mr. Olsen believes that education can only be achieved by the students' own diligence. He thinks that the main objectives of Logan High should be to offer a sturdy basic educational program for all students and also give each individual an opportunity to explore his own interests. Principals 15 Mr. Lamar Anderson Chemistry i Mr. Brent Barfuss English Mr. Richard Bradford Mathematics. Physics Mr. Max Allen Language Mr. Gerald Allen Biological Science Mr. Steve Call Band Mr. Dee Christensen industrial Crafts. Shop Mr. Fred Duersch Industrial Arts. Auto Mrs. Carletta Elich Mathematics Mr. Eliot Brunson Photo Mr. loci Gardner Mathmetics. Athletics Mrs. Karen Gordon English Mrs. Dianne Hall Business Mrs. Alene Hansen Business Miss Marsha Hansen Business Mr. Larry Haslam Social Studies Mr. Ray Haslam Orchestra Mrs. Gayle Haws English Mr. Weston Henrle Social Studies Mr. Herond Hoyt Biological Sciences 16 Administration Teachers, Teachers, Teachers Mr. Richard lensen Social Studies Mrs. Patti lohnson Home Economics Mr. Harold Lund Language Mr. Steve Malnar Social Studies Mrs. Carol Martinez Health Occupations Mrs. Dorthy Mauuhn Individualized Programs Mr. Ronald McBride Hoys' Physical Education Miss Charmainc McKay Girls Physical Education Mr. Brent Perry English Mrs. Bessie Peterson English Mrs. Shannon Rasmussen Home Economics Mr. Bill Ryan Boys Physical Education Col. Norman K. Stockton Military Science Mrs. Patricia Stnddart English Sat- Robert Tripp Military Science Mr. Eugene Tuellcr Vocal Music Mr. Raymond Watts Social Studies Mrs. Marilane Welsh Girls' Physical Education Mr. Roger Wilson Mathematics. Athletics Administration 17 Teachers in action Multifarious is the best descriptive word for Logan High s English Department. With nine-hundred students' personalities, six teachers with great and varied abilities and twenty classes, ranging from Shakespeare to Humorous Literature, the English Department works to meet the needs of everyone. Each junior and senior student can choose areas fitting his own interests and sophomores prepare to make future choices in a traditional English 10 program. Mrs. Haws Sophomores make me smile. Mr. Tueller And placing the finger alongside his nose ... With the three capable heads of Logan Highs music sections, students involved not only learn how to count, crescendo, and decrescendo, but also gain consideration of fellow musicians. A com bination of band students, the orchestra and Chauntaires along with help from the Towne Singers work and achieve the task to perform the Brahms Requiem in February of 1976. Mrs. Stoddart - And they think they're bored. Mrs. Peterson How can I get rid of this problem student? Steve Thompson says. Mrs. Barton says. Now what s his name? Mr. Call And a l. and a 2. and a 3. Mr. Haslam - Okay people 18 Administration Teaching students, a never ending challenge Mr. Allen Thay there! Mr. Hoyt • The mad Biologist. The extensive Social Studies Department of ms offers many subjects which students are required to take and elective classes which fulfill the desires and needs of students who are interested in subjects ranqinq from American History to Psycholoqy. Students involved in this department obtain qood learninq experiences from opportunities such as. visitinq the Mental Hospital in Provo, the mortuary, or the district court. Special features include seeinq movies like kittle Bin Man or The Three Faces of Eve. and listeninq to the stale” jokes thrown out by various teachers. How could the Social Studies Department help but be qreat with a head like Larry Haslam? Mr. Brunson I spell relief R 0 L A I D S. You're a good man Mr. Anderson Goggles, formulas, labs, microscopes, and piles of notes are materials well-known by any student studying in the science field. Fresh microscopes for biology and a brand new floor ventilation system provide ways for students and teachers to further their learning and teaching capacities. Administration 19 Math, Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, Business, To help students achieve greater speeds in shorthand, the Business Depart ment at L. H. S. has a new Audio Trainer Shorthand Lab. The system has four separ ate stations which allows four speed levels to he dictated at the same time. Students select the level they need to work on. thus permitting individualized dictation. Mrs. Hansen says. Smile It s only your first day. Mrs. Hall Today Students Mr. Christensen My. what a contraption! Mr. Bradford Connect at the point. Got It? Creating optical illusions, acryllic painting, casting jewelry and charcoal sketches, are just a few areas explored in the Art Department. A new method of teaching called silk-screen proves especially exciting for art students involved in a new program called. Questing. auto students are required to become specialists in some phase of the automotive industry. 20 Administration Mrs. Elich Mr. Gardner and Lisa Deschamps My what an under standing face. Miss Hansen What's that I see in the back?' Hm Reese and Mr. Dcursch Two intelligent minds at woi Mr. Soderquist Well, let me see. Mr. Wilson Kids think they know everything Art, etc. etc r. McBride enjoys doing his down and ups. Mrs. McKay - Could this be P. E.? W ♦ i Mr. Lund You mean to tell me you can t read that?” Mr Allen cloud 9? Smile. Col. Stockton, you're on Candid Camera. Kim Nelson gets good advice from Mrs. Rasmussen. rs. Maughan I'm going to sweetly hit you on e head. Sgt. Tripp Are you here or not? Keeping up with the times, the P. E. Department accepts girls' competitive sports! The sports involving the girls are tennis, volleyball, and swimming in the fall: basketball in the winter: and track in the spring. The girls compete in the 4-A division. Along with the new program comes Miss Charmaine McKay who believes. There is more to competing than winning. It’s important for girls to associate with girls from other schools, as well as learn from team members.'' Mrs Welsh would like to go home. Mrs. Johnson It's so easy. Exciting new developments have come about in the Home Ec. Department. One of these is a class called Bachelor and the Single Girl. This exciting step designed for senior girls and guys concerns family life and parenthood preparation. Another new program lets the girls taking the class explore careers in child development. Administration 21 What can I help you with?” Organizing class schedules, discussing career outlooks and lending advice for students' problems complete the school life of our counselors at L. H. S. Being the only two counselors for over 900 students. Mr. Lynn Poulsen and Mrs. Rhea Wallentine fill their schedules with student needs. Mrs. Tripp loves to count money Mrs. Rinderknect 'Grin and bear It.” There s more?” - Mr. Poulsen With a selection of 2.000 new hooks, slides, recordings and filmstrips, the students and teachers of L. H. S. can easily find the equipment needed at the 1. M. C. Mr. Max Cooley and Mrs. Shirley Keyes are the center s managers. Come on in. Btg Bov!!!' Mrs. Wallentine It's you again. Mrs. Keyes Beth Long likes Mr. Cooley. 22 Administration Behind the scenes contributors. Top, left to right: Almina Haderlie. Maxine Rawlins. Neta Allen, Devona Roberts Bottom: Agatha Allen. Leah Humphreys. Larue Kovene Missing: Louise Ross. Lorna Nichols. Lett to right: George Poole. Archie Darley. Charles Draper. Corwyn Winegar. Missing: Trist Roberts. C O O K s CUSTODIANS Beauty and the Beast!!! - Jean Sorenson and George Poole. Cooks and Custodians 23 I think the studentbody of Logan High really has a lot going for it. The kids have a lot of enthusiasm, they know what they want, and they're willing to work for it; that's what makes them great. It's this kind of attitude that keeps the spirit going throughout the school year. I have a favorite quote that I feel sums up what I’m trying to say; We all choose what we wish to be. No one impels us or compels us. We may delude ourselves that this is so. but it is not ... a man who denies this is a weakling who wishes to blame others for his life!' Good luck and best wishes for success to the entire studentbody.'' — Nancy Snedaker 76 The way things were «■ The past hundred years Logan has undergone numerous face lifts, but the true core of the city (the ambitions, morals, and goals of the people) has remained the same. Today Logan has many big city ad vantages, such as a university, golf courses, shopping centers, restaurants, athletic facilities, and cultural exhibits which were not available in 1875. Yet now. nearly a hundred years later. Logan has retained much of its country friendliness. To the right is a map of Logan City Just as it was in 1875. Note that the LDS Temple had not yet been constructed. Its grounds were dedicated two years later. Photograph courtesy of the Special Collections Department of the USU Merrill Library. ✓ft Jr v AP3 lw r w■' '' - r. • nr i' -r — « £ T-k— '7i ’ jru2 f?]y ’ - - N TABERNACLE RKFEKESCES: No i—Mormon Tabernacle No 6—First Ward School House 7—Meeting Hall “ 7—Second • 3—Co-operative Store 8—Third •• “ 4—County Offices 9—Fourth • “ 5—Tithing Office 10-Fifth A- -Logan Cafion B—Dry Cafton C—Green CaKon cirr ,M)t L5 + nm f ♦ J rrttw T . v. v,. ssj r ' r . . Drawn and Publivhad by E. S. Crorer, Salt Laka City. MHBAIC CITY UTAH TERRITORY, 1875. ZtonsC on«Aiivt Mn mse 27 - uiyiuy LiUydll m. Jjt: ) i ]] M i II | , £ 'ar J - A “ :ilr i 4aJTC3idR3 $ Walking through the streets of Logan seventy-five years ago a person of today would hardly recognize the place. Horseless carriages, girls with sunbonnets. log cabins, and cable cars were not at all uncommon in the Logan of the early nineteen hundreds. Photographs courtesy of the Special Collections Department of the USU Merrill Library. 28 Bicentennial log cabins Logan City - 1903 Panoramic view of Main Street and Center Notice the cable car in the bottom center . Bicentennial 29 Student Senators represen Logan High Senate meets each morning during 1st hour to plan and prepare school activities. Once or twice a month the Senators visit each homeroom to inform the students and get their opinions of the tentative school functions. This year the Senators exhibit their leadership ability by planning a successful Spirit Week. Winter Carnival. Grizzwald Week. Teacher Appreciation Week, and numerous entertaining assemblies. Row one: Paul Mortenson. Val lean Facer. Dave Edwards Row two: Lisa Freeman. Meionle Anderson. Kent Karren. Row one: Marcl Stowell. Row two: Vallean Facer. Julie Campbell Bob Wardle. Row three: Paul Mortenson. Dick Call. Neil McMurdle. Meionle Anderson. Lisa Free man. Row tour: Judy Albertson. Kent Karren. Craig Scott. Steve Neeley. Jake Emmett. Nancy Haws. Row five: Mike Abel. De Ringle. Karleen Stoker Steve Mortenson. Marvin Haws. Dave Edwards. Clay Essig 30 Student Senate Logan at the House iTfjjjj m m ? m m m n 11 m i m n! i n Logan High Senate enjoys observing Utah State Senate Row one; Dick Call. Neil McMurdie. Nancy Haws. Bob Wardle. Row two: Melonle Anderson, lake Emmett. Clay Essig. Row three: Marvin Haws. Kent Karren. T—uXPS 7$ MlM Row one: Steve Neeley. De Ringle Row two: Neil McMurdie. Steve Mortenson Dick Call. Marcl Stowell Row three: julie Campbell. Nancy Haws. Early one morning in January, the Senate meets at Logan High, boards the School District s vans, and travels to Salt Lake City to watch the procedures of a Utah State Senate meeting. They come back to school with a better understanding x)f governmental policies and apply their knowledge to make LHS Senate function more smoothly. Student Senate 31 The Governing group Dave Edwards. Nancy Haws. Marvin Haws. Georgette Altken. Paul Mortenson. Clay Essig. 32 Studentbody Officers Nancy Haws Secretary Studentbody Officers 33 34 Seniors Louis Aitken Jenny Alacron Georgette Aitken Trent Allen Daren Allred Brian Allsop leddie Al-Imari Lorraine Anderson Mike Andra Betty Andreason Everett Augustine Cindy Bartholomew Zane Bassett Fred Beck Ellen Beecher Cherie Astle Tamra Barker David Bennion Seniors 35 Leslie Bowen Bonnie Boudrero Douglas Bringhurst Karen Marie Brown Robert Brown Dick Call Chad Campbell Doreese Bunnell Fran Burtenshaw Dwight Cahoon Julie Campbell Richard Cannon Julie Carlisle David Champlin Jeanne Campbell Dale Christensen jay Christensen Becky Clark 36 Seniors Rick Clifford Loretta Clyde Don Crandal Karma Cuthbert Deon Daines Karl Davis Alan Dewey Matt Dixon Lorraine Dorigatti Dave Edwards Kurt Elbert Denise Elder Mark Engle Lynda Erickson Julie Erickson Konrad Erni Seniors 37 Clay Kssig LuAnne Everton Valjean Facer Kathy Farmer Hayden Felt Trudy Freeman Larle Fullmer Bruce Gardner Delaine Gardner Larry Gates lane Gessel |ay Golding Dawn Gossner 38 Seniors Paul Hansen Suzanne Griffin Scott Hansen Varsi Gunnell Marcia Hardman Roseanne Harrison Shelly Haslam Lisa Hatch Ruth Heidt Karl Hellberg Tracine Hales june Harris Raymond Harris Nancy Hawkes Marvin Haws leanine Henderson Carolyn Heninger Michael Heninger Jack Heyrend Shawna Hoffman Russell Holdredge Seniors 39 DeAnn Heninger Diana Hunt Dave Jacobsen Mike Hoth Jeff Hulse LaDawn James Lorrl James Steve Jensen Steven R. Jensen Tony Jensen I Jeff Johnson Tamie Jensen Lena Johanson Mark Johnson 40 Seniors Maine Jorgensen Margene Kartchner Irene Keene Sheila Johnson Tony Johnson Rozanne Johnson Lyndon Lamborn Stephen Kirschman Andrew Kline Cindy Kofoed Taya LaMont Bob Larsen Greg Larsen Kathy Larsen LeeAnn Leichty Craig Lofthouse Sally Mack Steve Martin Mary Martin |oylee Mathews Jodi McGregor Seniors 41 Barbara Nelson Kim Nelson Thomas Nichols Greg Nielson Nancy Nielson 42 Seniors Scotl Nielson Brenda Norris Eileen Olsen Shelly Nielson Jana Olsen Charlotte Palmer Robert Parkinson Lori Parker Erin Palmer Kevin Peterson Melissa Peterson Russell Peterson Ian Perry Eileen Perry Shauna Peterson Jeff Pease Janice Pehrson Scott Pehrson Kristy Pettigrew Paul Phillips Liz Potter Renee Poulsen Sadaf Rahiml Vickie Ralphs Ann Rasmuson Pamela Redd Karl Reid Seniors 43 Scott Rice Leeann Rich Jim Rock Dale Rogers Rick Richins Delane Ringle Sadie Richins Cindy Roskelley Laree Rogers David Ryan Michael Saunders Rosie Sawyer Bret Schiffman Craig Scott Kim Sears 44 Seniors Richard Sharp Karl Shupe Wendy SJostrom Greg Skabelund Karen Spence Cindy Speth Ed Stephens Allen Stahell Larry Stoddard Bret Stuart Ellen Stuart Paul Stuart valarle Wickham Delwin Wilden 46 Seniors James VanDerslice Michael jay van Luik Larry Watts Wayne Webb Larry Williams Dirk Wilson Donna Winward Lavina Wolfqramm James Wright Cathy Wootton CAMERA SHY DC Bean Tom Becker Suzle Boudrero Alan Bindrup Cindy Bowman James Butcher Margaret Chadwick Diane Cheney Kelly Clark Darel Copeland Carlton Copp Debbie Gardner Lex Godfrey Michael Gregory Bret Haan Romadan El Haddar Maryam Hourmanesh Mike Hulse Jill Hunsaker Craig Jensen Dennis Kaae Jeffrey Keller Susan Koch Debbie Lanner Sandra Larson Max Lyon Efrat Mor James Nelson Gordon Niederhauser David Peterson Randy Porter Claudia Richards Jim Ryan Robert Skiby Kamyar Zahedi AliAzimi Zonooz Hayden Zaniani Juana Smooch Seniors 47 Moving on io encounter new challenges and experiences, the seniors will never leave behind the friendships, growth, and happiness shared at Logan High. 48 Seniors Malt Dixon. Pam Redd Cutest Couple Dave Ryan, lulie Campbell Biggest Flirts Senior Superlatives 49 Bruce Gardner, Nan Neeley Most Versatile Kim Nelson. Steve lensen Most Likely to Disagree Craig Scott, lean Sorenson Friendliest Vickie Ralphs. Hayden Felt Best Dressed Marsha Hardman. Clay Rssig Most Likely to Succeed Neil McMurdie. lune Harris Most School Spirit FINALISTS: Class Character: De Ringle. Bob Wardle: Best Dressed: Trudy Freeman. Brian Allsop: Most Likely to Succeed: Larry Gates. Nicole Skabelund; Most Versatile: Peggy Wallace. Dick Call: Most School Spirit: Tracine Hales. Dave Bennion: Most Likely to Disagree: Karen Spence. Bret Haan; Cutest Couple: Leeann Llechty. Bob Brown: Friendliest: Konrad Bml. Rosy Sawyer. Doll and Dreamboat: Pierco Paul. Brad Summers. Biggest Flirts: Julie Lewis. Jeff Pease. Doug lames. Fran Burtenshaw Class Characters Dave Edwards. Leslie Bowen Doll and Dreamboat Karleen Stoker Senator Kent Karren Senator lake Emmett President Mike Abel Vice President Judy Albretsen Secretary 50 Junior Class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mike Abe) Tori Abplanalp Susan L. Adams Percy Altken Judy Albretsen Diana Alderman Bob Allan lason Allen Kathleen Allen Paul Allen Don Allison Douglas Allred Mark Ammusen Denise Andersen Jim Andersen Lance Anderson Linda Anderson Randy Anderson Steve Andra Jeff Andrews Todd Astle Robynn Atkinson Gary Atwood Susann Barkhuff Scott Bates Lewis Bean Richard Beck Curt Bennlon Jill Berostrom Carl Berntson Arnett Berry Jeff Birch Marilynn Black Kim Blanchard Theresa Bodrero Dean Boehme junior Class 51 Clay Broadbent Chris Brockman Mary Brown Shauna Brown Brenda Budge David Bunn Ann Burnham Rusty Burnside Blair Butterfield Tad Butterfield Val Cain Peter Campos Dana Carlisle lack Carlisle jana Carlisle Scott Carlson |ohn Chadwick Genet Chatterton Kent Christensen Tanya Christensen David Clark Julie Clark Nancy Clement Mark E. Clyde 52 Junior Class Camie Cobta Julie Cole Lori Coleman Sandra Collett Matt Collier Tami Colston Carol cook Diane Covington |im Craghead Cindy Curtis Roger Dahle Lisa Daines Cindy Dalby Julie Datwyler Todd Datwyler Lisa Deschamps Ralph Dewey Philip Dovey Patty Dunn Etta Eagar Tammy Eames Rick Egbert Shelly Elder Ramadan El Haddar |ill Ellgen janet Ellis Jake Emmett Alden Erickson Bernard Erni Ansel Eshelman Lisa Evertsen Julie Farner Brad Ferguson Lynea Fifield Junior Class 53 Leo Hargreaves Eddie Harris Stephanie Harris Steven Harris Tami Harris Ted Harris lerilyn Friedli Karla Friedli Craig Geary Connie Gerber Kim Goodsell David Gossner Georgia Green Mike Griffin Tyler Griffiths Lois Gunnell Katie Habel Gina L. Hale lolene Hansen David Hanson 54 Junior Class Bonnie Gittlns Lonnie Glenn Bart Godfrey Don Golding Lori Fillmore Mary lane Fisk Kristan Fjeldsted Shannon Follette David Fonnesbeck Roxan Foote Vicky Harris Mike Hart Kelly Hatch Darren Hedin Liz Heidt Brenda Henderson Robert Hendricks Craig Hentnger llene Hepner Kent Hirschi Rodney Hobbs David Hodges Patty Hodges Gary Hurst left Hoey Kevin Hyde jeff Both Paula Ignacio Maryam Hourmanesh Dean Hunsaker Eric Hunsaker Dave Ivarie laDonna Jake Dave lensen Suzanne lensen Todd lensen Val lensen Junior Class 55 Rex lenson Michael K John Nancy John Billy lohnson Lynette Johnson Kicky lohnson Gina lohnston Lori Jones Barbara Jorgensen Charles Joy Dave Kadlec Kent Karren Shannon Kay Brad Keller Chris Kemp Keith Kendrick Dennis Grant Kimber David Kirk Brett Knowles Stan Kofoed Michael Lamb Doug Larsen Julie Larsen Kirk Larsen Lori Larsen Kris Larsen Roger Larsen Vint Larsen David Larson Jack Later 56 Junior Class Stan Lauh Hans Leidich Jeff Lewis Terry Lindquist Michael Lloyd Richard Long Julie Luchennl Kim Malmberq Massoud Mameghanl Julie Marcusen David Marshall Sue Marshall Larry Maughan David |. McCann Patricia Mecham Janet Miller Melanie Morrill Julie Morris Paul Mortenson lay Napper David Neff Lori Nelson Du Tuyen Nguyen Thi Thanh Ronnie Nelson Scott Nicholls Stephanie Nelson Wayne Niederhauser junior Class 57 Karen Plsarz Ian Pitcher Bob Plowman Kathy Poppleton Kent Purser Connie Ransom Jim Reese Kent Reid Keith Ricks Bart Rigby Bret Rigby Eric Rigby Sandra Rigby Harvey Roberts Carolyn Robison Greg Obray Randy Oldham Sharon M. Orton Danny Page )uli Page Karl Pattee 58 Junior Class Julie Peterson Kelli Peterson Ken Peterson Mel Peterson Irene Phillips Stella Phillips Gary Romney lulene Romney Susan Roskelly Linda Russell Marilyn Sant Paul Saunders Todd Seeholzer Leonardo Sevilloi Rob Sharp Jennifer Shepherd Stephen Simmons Jann Simpson Mark Skapple Mark Smith Patti Smith Peyton smith Janet Sneddon Patty Somers Holly Sorensen Lea Sorensen Chris Sorenson Sue Sorenson Lisa Spendlove Cliff Stenquist Jeff Stevenson Merilee Stevenson Suzanne Stephenson Gary Stoddard Karleen Stoker Scott Swenson Jeff Taylor Geoff Thomas Brian Thompson Karen Thompson |an Thurston Anita Toombs Junior Class 59 Allison Cook Robert Dodge Stan Keene Launa Lower Alan Peterson CAMERA SHY left Peterson Jim Spindler Ty Wangsgaard Haydeh Zanjani Brent Torsak Jennifer Trauntvetn Brian Vance Rudy Vigil Julie Wallace Cheryl Watters Dave Watterson Lisa Watts lanet Wayman Robert Webb LeRon Weeks Becky Weiser Katy Welkie Warren Wertman Patty Whitaker Dale Wilden left Winter Calvin Wlnterholler Chuck Wood Curt Wood Mrs. Haws Advisor Alan Wright Sumi Yoder Mr. Hoyt Advisor 60 junior Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sieve Neeley Senator Marci Stowcll Secretary Lcsa Freeman Senator Melanie Anderson Vice President Steve Mortenson President Sophomore Class 61 Lori Abplanalp Glen Adams Scott Alder Scott R. Alder Leila Ai-lmari Julie Allen Chris Anderson )anis Anderson Linda Anderson Marc Anderson Melanie Anderson Tony Anderson Mana Ariznand Edwin Barker Doug Basset Mark Becker Russell Bennett Craig Bernston Connie Bird Danna Bittle Ed Blair Ricky Bodrero Brett Bostock Cory Bowen Carolyn Bowman Julie Bracken Mark Brindley Boyd Bringhurst Lorle Brower David Brown 62 Sophomore Class Tracy Brown Tim Brown Ralph Brown Michelle Bryner Sherry Bunnell lanae Buttars Dave Campbell David Campbell Ann Cannon Ann Carlisle Debra Cartee Teresa Carter Paul Champlin )anet Christensen Keith Christensen Todd Christensen Ruth Mae Chidester Doug Christofferscn Raymond Clark Kurt Clayton Joy Coker Bruce Comer Keven Cook Sally Cook Kenna Cooper Arnold Copp Kevin Cottle Connie Crockett Tom Cronkleton Teresa Crookston S 0 p H 0 M 0 R E S Sophomore Class 63 Jeff Curtis Hot Daines Terri Davis 64 Sophomore Class Sandra Ellason Suzanne Eliason Clark Ellis Blair Elztnoa Lisa Emenhiser Kevin Erickson Lisa Erickson Scott Evans Dan Everton Kurt Facer Mike Farley Dave Ferrin David DeByle Paul Dennis Reed Dixon Terry Fifield Elliot Fitzgerak John FJeldsted Adele Ford Andrew Fraser Lesa Freeman Betty Jo Dursteller Tim Egbert Bryon Elbert Lisa Elder Lorrie Elder Jeff Eliason Roylene Freeman Sherrie Fulmer lerl Gardner Ted George Ken Gibbons HU Godfrey Marcia Halaufia Holly Hales Diane Hancey David Hancey Cindy Hansen Mike Hansen Marianne Hancey Tina Hansen Lucy Hardman Don Harris Suzie Harris Rex Harrison Kelly Holdredge |uiie Hoth Holly Hubbard lames Hendricks Scott Henlnger Sherrie Heninger LuAnn Hawkes Eric Hellberg David Henderson Grant Hershi laylene Hilden Gary Hirst Sophomore Class 65 Bertley Hunt Darlene Huppl Kathleen Hurst Alan Hymas Cyndee Hymas Shauna Hymas Dan Ivarie Taml Jacobson Roxey Jenkins Sandy Jensen Arlene Johnson Carolyn Johnson Kelly Johnson Teresa Johnson Terry Johnson Lynn Jones Nina Jones Richard Jones Maren Jorgensen Denese Kimber Jeff King Suzanne Koeven Wade Kohler Joyce Kraus Tamara LaBeau Eddie Lamborn David Lanner Ross LaPray Jeff Larson Dixie Leishman 66 Sophomore Class Kevin Irishman Tauni Lemon Alan Lenkersdorfer Debbie Lewis Melanie Lewis Sheryl Lissonbee John Llttell Stan Lloyd Liz Long Wendy Long Archie Lopez James Lopez Tom Luke James Lundberg Michelle Lyon Glenna Marcusen Jeff Martinez Ruth Ann Mathews Gary Maunchley Jennifer Maughan Dean McPolin Lisa Mendelkow Kaylene Merrill Sherry Merrill Jim Mlnkler Steve Mortenson joAnn Moser Lisa Murdock Scott Naylor Kathy Neeley Sophomore Class 67 Steve Neeley Kathy Nelson Lori Nelson Quinn Nelson Johnny Nielson Kent Nielson Emelda Nolisa Craig Norris Tracy Obray Sandy Olson Leon Orton Annette Pack Gail Palmer Mark Palmer Annette Parker Scott Paton Shelly Pebley Timothy Pehrson Dave Perry Carol Petersen Debbie Petersen Robert Petersen Jodi Peterson Lantz Peterson Mark Peterson William Peterson Brian Plowman Lori Prince jay Rees Richard Reese 68 Sophomore Class i Robert Reese Brent Retd Curtis Rich Kim Richins Pam Riley Kevin Robison Lloyd Robison Allen Rogers Kenneth Romney Linda Roskelley Kristine Ross Mark Savoy Kevin Schatz Mark Scherting Mitch Schiffman Scott Schultz Craig Sears Rajesh Sharma Cindy Sharp Dixie Sharp Courtney Skabelund Carr Smith |ana Smith Karen Smith Tab Smith Vickie Sorenson Mike Spindler ludi Staheli Sophomore Class 69 v. Ronald Stenquist Scott Stenquist Virginia Stettler Irene Stevenson Todd Stokes Jalyn Stones Marcl Stowell Julie Thatcher Doug Thomas Janet Thomas Paula Thompson Scott Thompson Kim Thurston Lone Tlbbltts Phil Todd Bret Tolson Curtis Thompklns Jens Trauntvein v Deedra Treadwell Lisa Tueller Tami Vance Laura Vandersllce Debbie VanNoy Merialis Vendell 'A Chad Vernon Lonnie Vigil Dana Wahlquist Keith Walker David Waters Jim Welllngs Roger Welsh Sheila Wennergren Mark White Scott Wickham Jane Williams Suzie Williams 70 Sophomore Class Wendy Williams Craig Willmore Roxanne Windley Janet Wlnward Nick Wofflnden Carrie Woodward Vicky Jean Wright Becky Zabriskie Mrs. Maughn Advisor Mr. Perry Advisor S 0 p H 0 M 0 R E S CAMERA SHY Patricia Allison Roger Andra Lupe Compos Kenneth Cammack Andy Cronin Terry Donahue Kim Harris Sherri Jensen Sandra Olsen Kevin Reading Ruth Ann Rogers Connie Scheel Paul Schultz Ray Simper Lisa Wangsgaard Lori Wettstein Sophomore Class 71 I must admit, that being involved is the only way to go. it wasn’t until this year that I found this out. This year I’m so busy that I’m only home about 12 hours a day (that's including sleeping time). I've been on both sides of the fence in this topic. During my sophomore and junior years I was on the non-active side. School got boring for me and that was that. Now. I'm involved a great deal. I've even surpassed my dating record for both my sophomore and Junior year. I even enjoy school more ... (I guess I have to since I'm usually here 8 hours a day). 1 really feel that I'm doing something worthwhile and It makes me want to continue. If you get involved I know that your remaining years will be much more enjoyable here at LHS. I love It and who knows, if you try tt you may like it too. — Konrad Emi V Presbyterian Girls Academy. BYC -1916 - to the left Is Nibley Hall and at the rear the west or Main building. 74 Bicentennial USU campus - 1899. TTTTnnrr miir £TB If II I! Ii. lil, i,rlJ fi n n a -? USU campus 1902 - notice the construction of the West Old Main tower. Education has always been an important part in the lives of the Cache valley inhabitants. The people have attended school and learned, grown, and developed into what they are today. What was once a small agricultural college has now developed into Utah State University in which students from all over the world attend. The Brigham Young College (BYC) once stood where the great Logan High School stands today. Photographs courtesy of the Special Collections Department of the USU Merrill Library. Bicentennial 75 Tremendous, Marvelous, Groovy, Exquisite, Stupendous, ... Unique Nan Neeley-Editor. Marsha Hansen-Advisor. Sue Sorenson-Assistant Editor, Mike Andra Photog.. Eliot Brunson-Adv.. Larry Williams-Photog. Peggy Wallace —Secretary. Kristan PJeldsted —Copy. Nell McMurdle-Sports. De Ringle-Sports. Renee Poulsen —Ads. Jeff Johnson —Ads. Rick Sharp-Layout Lorraine Anderson-Photography, Andrew Kline Artist, missing is Cindy Speth — Cover. Mary Brown luniorClass.RoxeyJenkins-SophomoreClass.TamiTaylor-SenlorClass. 76 Amphion Staff Amphion Staff—Top Crop of the school. Row one: Marsha Hansen Tami Taylor. Sue Sorenson Roxcy lenkins. leff Johnson. Mary Brown. Eliot Brunson. Row two: Renee Poulson. Nell McMurdle. Peggy Wallace. Kristan Fleldsted. Row three: Nan Neeley. Rick Sharp Row four: carry Williams. De Rlngle. Lorraine Anderson. Amphion Staff 77 Patti Dunn Feature Editor Dave Champlin Sports Editor Nicole Skabelund Editor-in-Chief Karen Spence Focus Editor _ I'M? GRIZZLY STAFF- Left to right, row one: Julie Campbell Row two: Liz Heidt. Jim VanDerslice Dave Champlin. Row three: Shauna Brown. Patty Dunn. Marilynn Black. Stephanie Nelson Row four: Karen Spence. Mr. Barfuss. Nicole Skabelund. Liz Heidt Assistant Editor Jolie Campbell Business Manaaer Stephanie Nelson Assistant Editor Marilynn Black jim van Derslice Shauna Brown Exchange Editor Photography Copy Editor 78 Grizzly Staff w mii than homework U you ever heat a drum io . Christmas eaio . ox hai eiu ah chorus ou the intercom during the schoo hours, don't become alarmed'. The Grizzly Stati announces the pubiication ot another oaoer in interesting ways. They keen the hicentenniai spirit, work hard, and do a tantastic oh keeping LV S intormed about student tile and activities. Featuring, the Boys' League The 1976 Boys' League takes on a few new changes such as the new advisor. Mr. Allen. Along with helping the Girls' League decorate for the Sweethearts Ball, the Boys' League sponsor the traditional John Goddard assembly, the exciting Mother and Son night in May. the Feature Boys of each month and a Homecoming float which takes third place. The Boys' League for 1976 records a successful year! CraiQ Scott President Mike Andra Vice President Brad Smith Secretary Kurt Facer Soph. Rep. Mr. Allen Bruce Gardner Perci Aitken Advisor Sr. Rep. Jr. Rep. Left to right: Bruce Gardner. Craig Scott, Mr. Allen. Brad Smith. Mike Andra. Kurt Facer. 80 Boys' League GIRLS' LEAGUE-Left to right: Susan Colston. Trudy Freeman. lana Smith. Mrs. Wallentine. De Rlngle Sue Sorenson, and Lisa Hatch. Mrs. Wallentine Advisor l)e Ringle Susan Colston President vice President Trudy Freeman Secretary Lisa Hatch Sue Sorenson lana Smith Sr. Rep. It Rep. Soph Rep Girls League 81 ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Row one. left to right: Tamara Barker. David Bennion, lane Williams. Paula Thompson. Robert Hendricks. Karen Spence. Holly Sorenson. Jorgensen Marci Stowell. Row three: lulie Lewis. Connie Ransom, lulie Peterson, Ginny Stettler Lisa Emenheiser. Carolyn Bowman. Ruth May Chtdester. Stephanie Pisarz Mary lane Fisk Suzanne lensen. Lori Nelson. Tami Colston lulie Allen, Ellen Stuart Bernard Erni. Row live: Bonnie Gittins. Annette Pack. Ann Carlisle Allred. Carol Bergslo. Tony Johnson Row six: Paul Mortenson. Terry Fifield, David Webster, Wayland Coker. Kevin Schatz. Richard Reese. Warren Wertman. Missing: Blending the strains of woodwind, brass, and string instruments becomes a task which requires much time, devotion and talent. Fortunately, through these ingredients music can be made. Under the baton of conductor Ray Haslam. the orchestra works over half the school year to learn and bring about performance of Johannes Brahms German Requiem. This Requiem, a funeral mass composed for his dead mother, took Brahms seven years to complete and put together. This being the first time a high school group in Utah completes the Requiem, the adventure becomes a treasured memory for the orchestra and Chaun-taire students involved. Eddie Barker and |im Minkler say. The Requiem again? 82 Orchestra Nan Neeley Row two: Alalne Jorgensen. Konrad Erni. Teresa Carter. Krlstan PJeldsted. Rozanne Harrison. Kathy Nelson Melanie Anderson Shelley Haslam Maren Nelson. Steve Neeley Todd Seeholzer. Row four: Sharon Orton. Ann Burnham. Kathy Welkie. Robynn Atkinson Tina Hansen. Sherry Merrill Sandle Olson. Karen Curt Bennion. Marc Hansen. Kenny Peterson. Cindy Dalby. Cindy Bartholome Lynea Fifield. Carolyn Robinson. Eddie Barker. Jim Minkler. Timothy Pehrson. Doug Suzanne Harris. Conductor Haslam emphasizes a point. Orchestra 83 See the Band . . . Row one. left to right: Ellen Beecher, Shauna Peterson. Tammy Bachman Mary lane Fisk. Karen Ptsarz. Kathy Popplcton. Lori Nelson. Susan Roskelly. Suzanne Jen sen. Taml Colston. Row two: Cindy Balholome Marc Hansen Ken Peterson Gina Hale, Sue Sorenson. Karen Allen Charlotte Palmer, Larry Kimber Carolyn Robin son. Lynea Plfield. Jim VanDerslice Brent Reid left Both, LeRon Weeks. Row three: Cindy Dalby. Cleon Stettler. Julie Larsen Margene Kartchner. Steve Mortenson. Laura VanDerslice. Linda Anderson Mike Griffin Mike Hart. Kelly loy. Ansel Eshelmen. David McCann leanlne Henderson. Mark Smith. David Marshall Wayland Coker. Jeff Larsen. Keith Walker. Kevin Schatz. Don Golding Row four: Carol Bergsfo. Jeff Martinez. Rick Clifford. Trent Allent. Alan Dewey. Scott Hanson Paul Allen Paul Mortenson. Terry Fifield. David Webster. Steve Thompson. Bart Godfrey. Brad Summers. Steve Kirschman. Kurt Bennion. Row five: D C Bean. Warren Wertman. Andy Kline. Mr. Call. Missing: Stan Laub. Tyler Griffiths. Ken Peterson Gina Hale Band President vice President Ellen Beecher Secretary SECTION LEADERS: B. Summers S. Sorenson P Mortenson. E. Beecher W. Coker C. Bartholome. J. Henderson. 84 Symphonic Band See the Band Play . . . Trent says. That note was a I sharp. The LHS Marching Band, made up ot the combined Symphonic. Sophomore, and Jazz Bands, performs in parades throughout Northern Utah and at all Grizzly home football games. Climaxing this years marching season the Marching Band supplies half time show for the Logan-Sky View game in the USU stadium. Along with presenting con certs at LHS. the Symphonic Band per forms at Region Band Festival and at the USU Invitational Band Festival. A clarinet trio, flute duet, woodwind quin tet. brass quintet, and a percussion ensemble receive high honors at the Region Festival. Ah. the life of the drummers. Cindy. Ken. and Marc play the clarinet. Taml Vance. Stephanie Harris (Head), leff Martinez. Roxanne Wlndley Brad thought. He wasn't too pleased.” Steve Call director Band 85 Left to right row one: Lori Nelson. Carol Bergesio. Curtis Wood left Keller Ken Peterson. LeRon Weeks. Brent Reid. Cindy Bartholome lim VanDerslice Mr. Call Row two: Brad Summers. Ralph Dewey. Wayland Coker Rusty Burnside. Don Golding Andy Kline. Row three: David Webster. Alan Dewey. Bruce Gardner Paul Allen. Mike Griffin. ]im Butcher. Missing: Bart Godfrey. Doug fames. ■ Don't we play well? lelly says. I ll make it bounce. Swinging, tapping, and clapping to sounds of LHS. Jazz Band gets students up for games and pep rallies better than anything. They spark the sleepy, restless, and dull-minded into enthusiasm, excitement, and personality! Presenting a concert with the Morgan High School jazz hand and participating in the Region Jazz Festival, not to mention the trip to Reno. Nevada to the Reno jazz Festival, plus assemblies, keeps members enthusiasm and excitement never ending. l-orl really gets Into the music. 7 or 6 trombones in the Stage Bam 86 Stage Band And ends Here! Guess who? ! Todd says. Are you talking to me? The Sophomore Band presents concerts with the Symphonic Band, and many members of the Sophomore Band perform in the Region Solo and Ensemble Festival. The Sophomore Clarinet Ensemble receives an Excellent rating. Members were also involved in a Percussion Ensemble, which receives a Superior rating. Mr. Call says. ' It's a good band.'' Left to right, row one: Vickie Sorenson. Debbie Cartee. Scott Evans Arnold Copp David Hancey Kim Harris Tamera LaBeau Row two: Curtis Rich Tami Vance. Kathleen Hurst Ann Cannon l.loyd Robison. Marc Anderson Ken Gibbons |lm Hendricks Blair Elzinga. Ralph Brown Tom Cronkelton. Phil Todd Kelly Johnson Row three: Kim Richlns. Tracy Brown Clark Ellis. Rex Harrison |ohn Little. Robert Reese Jeff Ellason. Craig Sears Bob Peterson. Row tour: Bill Peterson Gail Palmer Mr. Call Jeff Curtis. Carr Smith. Gary Hirst. Kevin Cottle Lisa Elder Missing: Roxanne Windley. Sophomore Band 87 Crimson Colony sails to colonization Row one: Kim Nelson. Tad Butterfield. Allyson Turner. Doua Larsen. Leslie Bowen Dave Edwards Row two: Lisa Watts. Jeff Pease. Marcia Hardman. Neil McMurdte. DeAnn lieninger, Konrad Erni. Row three: Suzanne lensen. Clay Essig. Tracine Hales. Craig Scott. Missing: Pierco Paul. rt ?k V '■ v 1 -O n I m VI; , j4‘ , 1 TlTpTl f if in il ■ if! BAND: Bart Godfrey. Sam Rothwell. Lori Nelson. Allyson Turner Wayland Coker Scott Rice. Alternates lor Colony: ramie Jensen and Bruce Gardner. Crimson Colony takes up a small part of the fantastic music program at Logan High. Under the direction of Mr. Tueller. 23 students meet each Tuesday and Thursday mornings to practice. Colony performs for such groups as the Rotary Club. Lions Club. Senior Citizens, not to mention our own studentbody. 88 Crimson Colony CANTADORAS: Sing a Happy Song! Accompanying the Cantadoras Patty Dunn reads the music. “Although numbers are smaller in this year's Cantadoras. the girls' chorus, they express much enthusiasm and expression in their singing. Participating in the annual joint Christmas Concert with the Chauntaires as well as the Spring Concert, the Cantadoras sing well and are a very pleasant group to work with. testifies Mr. Tueller. choral director. Officers for 1975-76 chorus are Bonnie Boudrero. President: Connie Ransom. Vice President: Sheila Wenner-gren. Secretary: and Patty Dunn, pianist. Choral director. Mr. Tueller. directs Cantadoras. CANTADORAS Row one. left to right: Connie Ransom. Etta Eagar. Irene Keene. Lori tones Donna Gaye Wlnward. lolene Hansen. Row two: Sadie Richins. Diana Alderman. Bonnie Boudrero Brenda Budge. Linda Anderson. Shelly Elder Row three: Adele Ford. Patty Dunn. Patty Somers Annette Packer. Sherry Bunnell Nina Jones. Row tour: Janet Wayman. Nancy Nielson Denese Kimber. Marcia Halaufia. Holly Hales Pammy Riley. Sheila Wennergren. Missing: Georgia Green. Cathy Wootton. Leah Meline. Cantadoras sing to their hearts content! Cantadoras 89 CHAUNTAIRES, “The redeemed of the Lord” CHAUNTAIRES Left to right: Leslie Bowen. Plerco Paul. Taml Wright. Marcia Hardman. Tami Jensen Dave Edwards. Jeff Pease. Robert Hendricks Cory Sue Roskelley. Lisa Watts. Row two: DeAnn Henlnger. Kathy Neeley. Dana Carlisle. Karen Smith. Tad Butterfield. Kurt Clayton Dan Everton. Roger Welch. Elder Julie Morris. Row three: Allyson Turner Carolyn Johnson Mary Jane Fisk Tamara LaBeau. Andy Kline. Jake Emmett. Larry Williams. Scott Rice. Monty Row tour: Karen Pisarz. Renee Poulson Krlstan Fjeldsted Judy Albretsen. Denise Elder. Bob Plowman. Paul Wheeler. Bart Lelshman Chris Brockman Alden Perry, Arnett Berry. Janice Anderson. Lisa Hatch Absent: Genet Chatterton. Clay Essig. Karma Cuthbert. Liz Heidt. Ann Rasmussen. Fran Burtenshaw. Jill 90 Chauntaires Blessed they For more than the fir,st half of the school year. Chauntaires learn such unforgettable phrases as. Behold all flesh is as the grass ............joy upon their head shall be ... . how lovely is thy dwelling place .... ' and . . so be ye patient .... ' These phrases from the German Requiem by Johannes Brahms do not mix well with growling stomachs and interrupting ringing bells, but with patience and devotion from members of the group, especially Mr. Tueller. the Requiem turns out conquered. Here on earth we have no place. My hope Is In Thee. Bowen. Dean Hunsaker. Matt Collier, Lorraine Anderson. Ruth Heidt. Suzanne Jensen. Tracine Hales. Doug Larsen. Steven Simmons. Tamara Barker. Cindy Dalby. Lois Gunnell. Merilee Stevenson l.lsa Wright. Craig Scott. Nell McMurdle. Kim Blanchard, Tamml lacobsen. Roylene Freeman. Kim Nelson. Erickson. Warren Kunz. Chad Campbell. Jack Later. Lance Anderson. Allan Rogers. David Perry. |an Bergstrom. Kelly Johnson. Cherie Astle. Nancy Haws. Julie Thatcher Chauntaires 91 Cheerleaders and Songleaders Mrs. Stoddart Advisor Whether on a basketball court, a foot ball field or a wrestling mat. the LHS cheerleaders and songleaders represent well the pride and enthusiasm of Logan High. Supporting the teams in victory or defeat and working to maintain school spirit, the spirit squad from LHS prove sportsmanship and ability in their Job. 92 Cheerleaders - Songleaders activate school spirit. CHEERLEADERS. Jerl Gardner. Shauna Hymas. Julie Wallace. Liz Potter. Jean Sorenson (Head) and (111 Godfrey. SONGLEADERS: Shelly Lewis (Head). Jennifer Shepherd. Debbie VanNoy. Wendy Long. Leslie Bowen, and Vickie Ralphs. Cheerleaders - Songleaders 93 Pop Club spirit Lisa Elder President Cindy Hanson Vice-President Dixie Sharp Treasurer Crls Anderson Drills Lucy Hardman Socials Chairman Patti lohnson Advisor 94 Pep Club DYN-O-MITE! Row one: Lisa Elder. Lorrie Elder. Ruth Mae Chldister. Lucy Hardman Row two: Paula Thompson. Lisa Eminhiser Julie Bracken, jane Williams Row three: Julie Thatcher. Tami Vance, Teresa Carter. Row four: Chris Anderson. Kathy Nelson. Melanie Anderson. Carolyn Johnson. Row five: Maren lorgenson. Sally Cook Suzie Williams. Janls Anderson. Row one: Kris Anderson. Ginny Stettler. Roxey lenklns Row two: Diane Hancey. lody Peterson. Lori Nelson. Irene Stevenson. Cyndee Hymas. Debbie Peterson Ann Cannon Row three: Denese Kimber |anet Thomas. Cindy Hansen Debbie Cartee LuAnn Hawkes. Julie Hoth. Row four: Lori Alplanalp. Betty Jo Dursteller Missinp: Dixie Sharp. Jaylene Hilden. Connie Bird. Michelle Bryner. Suzie Harris loAnn Moser. Pep Club 95 Row one: Lori Parker Jane 11 Forsbera Kathy Larsen. Valene Lower. Row two: Merllee Stevenson. Melanie Morrill. Jolie Datwyler lann Simpson. Connie Gerber. Lee-ann Rich. LeeAnn Lclchty. Row three: Shawna Hoffman Stephanie Harris. Holly Lundbera, Nancy |ohn. Gina Johnston. Sheila lohnson. Julie Farner. Launa Lower. Eileen Perry. Style and uniform lines signify only a few of the ingredients that go into a performance of any marching group. The Logan High Hi Lo s not only possess these qualities, but the Hi Lo s also maintain the spark and smiles necessary to captivate their audience. Making up double for the performance missed at the Lo-gan-Sky View football game the Hi Lo s come back with a smashing performance at the Logan-Sky View basketball game in the Spectrum. Hi Lo s look especially sharp and classy in their 1976 velvet and satin uniforms. Alright Hi Lo's! OFFICERS. Lori Parker. Soc. Chairman. Janell Forsberg. Secretary. Marljane Welsh. Advisor; Kathy Larsen. Vice President; Valene Lower President 96 Hi Lo’s Eileen Perry Shawna Hoffman. Valene Lower Launa Lower. Stephanie Harris. Julie Farner. Lori Parker. Holly Lundberp Gina Johnston, Nancy John. Sheila Johnson. Leeann Rich. Merilee Stevenson. Connie Gerber. Melanie Morrill. Lee Ann Lelchty. Janell Forsberp, Julie Datwyler. Jann Simpson. Kathy Larsen. FBLA salutes Bicentennial The Future Business Lead ers of American salute the Bicentennial by honoring famous personalities from United States history each month. The club, with service as their motive, takes a big step in sponsoring a successful community March of Dimes Jail and Bail'' and dance. Other FBLA activities include a membership drive, the annual state convention, and the awards banquet held at the close of the school year. Left lo right, row one Peggy Wallace. Vice-President: Jan Perry. President. Row two: Lisa Hatch. Parliamentarian: Suzanne Stephenson, Treasurer; Tami Taylor Historian: Sherrie Morrison. Secretary. FBLA Row one: Julie Farner. Suzanne Stephenson. Eileen Perry. Row two: Judy Gmitro. Debbie Wood. Barbara Jorgenson. Jan Perry. Spirit of 76 Club unique to 1976 Row one: Karen Allen. Fran Burtenshaw. June Harris. Row two: Traclne Hales. Alalne Jorgensen. Louise Lenkersdorfer. Dicksle Bowen. Row three: Lorraine Andersen. Annette Bernsten. LaDawn James. Margene Kartchner. Row four: Clay Essig. Neil McMurdie. Konrad Emi. Craig Scott. The Spirit of 76 Club, an organization unique to the Bicentennial year, involves Seniors proud of their graduating year and who want to make the best of it. They present a Pep Rally, bring senior citizens to a day at Logan High, help with Senior hall decorations, and keep Senior spirit on a high level. Spirit of 76 Club 99 Art Club decorates Christmas Dance The swish of paint brushes, crinkle of paper, and laughter of students compose some of the sounds that often come from the Industrial Arts building hours after the school dismissal bell rings. With Mr. Soder-quist. the advisor, the hard-working members of the 1976 Art Club experience a busy and successful year. A few of the club's activities include decorations for homecoming week, sponsoring the Christmas dance and a field trip to USU. Advisor Mr. Soderquist Row one Karen Allen. DeAnn Henmnger. Jodi McGregor, luliann Page. Sharen Orton Row two: Maren lorgensen. Katie Mabel. Tami Wright. Dawn Gossner. Andrew Kline. 100 Art Club lulieann Page. Vice-President; DeAnn Henntnger. Secre tary: |odi McGregor President. International Club prepares early morning breakfast Pam Redd takes over at the stove while Mrs. Peterson gives instructions to Renee Poulson. Dawn Gossner cuts the delicious cake IGGAN UBSAirr 255 North Mofci Tina Hansen slices bananas to add a little spice to the breakfast. Mr. Lund exhibits his talent as a chef. Banquets, early morning breakfasts, and tasting foods from different countries make a delightful year for the International Club. International Club 101 Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS—Lori. Linda. Carolyn. Patty. Dana. lanet. and Pam. We all work together. Excitement at the Little Sister's Christmas Party. Advisor Mrs. Rasmussen P.H.A. members working on a bicentennial costume. 102 FHA Working for a productive future VICA-Row one: Russell Holdredge. Max Barker. De Bebb. Ken Lowry. David Bennion. Evert Augustine. Row two: Craig Berntson. Dave Peterson Lex Godfrey. Jim Rock. Alan Wright, Jack Heyrend. Ed Stevens. Tony Jensen. Row three: Advisor Fred Dirch. Karl Davis. Mike Lloyd. Kent Reid. Ed Lamborn. Ted George. Kevin Moore. Robert Sklby. Mike Gregory. Row four: Karl Reid. Bart Lelshman. Delwin Willden. 10} GIRL AND BOY STATERS Left to right: De Ringle. Kim Nelson. Julie Campbell, Nicole Skabelund. Kathy Larsen. Dlcksle Bowen. Ian Perry. Roseanne Harrison. Peggy Wallace. Renee Poulson. Row one. Rick Sharp. Bob Wardle. Larry Williams. Dwight Cahoon Row two. Marty Colombatto. Bob Brown. Dick Call. Jeff Johnson. Row three: Craig Scott. Clay Essig, Sam Rothwell. Robert Parkinson. 104 Girls' and Boys’ State Science Club —Stage Crew keep busy SCIENCE CLUB Row one: Dee Webb. Ruth Heldt. Richard Cannon. Row two. Robert Parkinson. Brian Ault. Bob Brown. Greg Nielson. Row three: Mike Heninger. Scott Rice. Doug Bringhurst. Larry Stoddard. Mr. Anderson Advisor STAGE CREW: Robert Hendricks. Craig Berntson. Alden Erickson. Doug Allred. Kelly lohnson. Science Club Staqe Crew 105 Student Services serve students Some of our hard-working students carry out some often forgotten, yet indispensable, services. These services include the 1 point clerks, who keep a tally of points earned by students, lunchroom workers, who help with speedy service, and I.M.C. aides, who assist in keeping the library in order. Student services enable students to render their service to the school, and they do so with a great amount of cooperation and willingness. 1.-P01NTS CLERKS: Dorese Bunnell. Senior: Arnett Berry. Junior: Carolyn Johnson. Sophomore. LIBRARY AIDS-Row one: Lori Coleman. Johnny Nielson. Connie Bird, loy Coker. Donna Cowley. Row two: Georgia Green. Connie Crockett Traclne Hales. Diana Hunt. Efrat Mor. Row three: Nina Jones. Cindy Roskelley. Julie Lucherini. Liz Long. Sadie Rlchlns. Row four: Julie Wallace. Sheila Wennergren. Deon Daines. Chad Vernon. LUNCHROOM AIDS: Suzanne Koeven. Arlene Johnson. Mary Martin. Pam Black. 106 Student Services Lettermen successfully compete for LHS Row one Russel Holdrege. Leo Hargreaves. Brian Ault. Dave Ryan lay Golding. Mike VanLulk. Karl Shupe. Mark Anderson. Row two: Ion Mcgregor. Gary Hurst Craig Lofthouse. Todd Astle. Dave Edwards. Kirt Elbert Tony Johnson. Row three: David Jacobson. Steve Andrews. Paul Phillips. Tad Butterfield. Chris Larson. Don Golding. Bob Plowman. Marty Colombatto. David Kirk David Riley. Row lour Bob Brown. Clay Essig. Hayden Felt Bruce Gardner. David Wat-terson. Larry Maugtin. lason Allen. Fred Beck. Dave Jensen. Clay Broadbent. Terry Lindquist. David Hansen. Matt Dixon. Chris Kemp. Sam Rothwell. Kim Thurston. Marvin Haws. Mark Scapple. Paul Allen. Darrin Hedin. Chris Brockman. Lettermen 107 Debate team receive honors Under the direction of Weston Henrie the debate team experiences a successful year. At a 3 day meet in Cedar City 6 members break into the semifinal round and Scott Hansen reaches the final round in oratory. This year they host the region debate and also attend the BYU Cougar Classic. The team consists of: Larry Gates. |im Butcher. Nicole Skeblund. Stephanie Nelson. Jan Perry. Ann Burnham. Julie Morris. Ian Pitcher. Cleon Stettler. Scott Hansen. David Clark. Leo Hargreaves. Kathy Poppleton. and Kris Ross. In State Debate Ian Perry. Ann Burnham. Scott Hansen. Dave Clark, and Kathy Poppleton qualify in oratory. Larry Gates. Jim Burcher. Stephanie Nelson, and Leo Hargreaves qualify in extemporary speaking. Nicole Skeblund. Stephanie Nelson. Jan Perry. Ann Burnham. Larry Gates, and Jim Butcher qualify as teams for state. Mr. Henrlc Advisor Larry Gates receives the 1st place extemporary speaker In the BYU Cougar Classic. DEBATE TEAM Row one: Kathy Poppleton. Stephanie Nelson. Jan Pitcher. Larry Gates. Row two: |an Perry. David Clark. Ann Burnham Kris Ross. Jim Butcher. Scott Hansen. Cleon Stettler Missing: Nicole Skeblund. Julie Morris, and Leo Hargreaves. 108 Debate Boys' Glee Club sings with kazoos OFFICERS: Lyndon Lamborn. Dave Champlain. Nell McMurdle. left Pease. The Boys' Glee Club adds a lot of spirit and enthusiasm to the games at Logan High. They come clad in white tee shirts and equipped with kazoos. Con sisting of over 30 members, they cheer, scream, and play kazoos to add to the spice of the game. They lead the student-body in new and unique cheers such as: P-U-B-E-R-T-Y Mother Nature passed you by” (Other School) We are Superior” We've got cheerleaders, yes we do. We’ve got cheerleaders, how bout you?” :iub 109 Row one: Konrad Ernl. Unknown. Unknown. Unknown. Row two: David Bennlon, Warren Kunz. Craig Scott Todd Seeholzer Row three Richard Robbins. Karl Reid. Bart Lelshman. Scott Pherson. Row our Carson. Clay Esslg. Sponsors Kristy Andrews 111! Bergstrom Pam Black Marilyn Sant Nancy Thompson Rosy Sawyer Anita Toombs Tina Wickham Wendy Slostrom Kim Blanchard Roxan Foote Mary Martin lulle Peterson Patti Smith Marsha Hardman X ' „,V Col. Stockton Sponsors, supporting our school, our community, and our country. Besides regular inspection of troops, practicing aim on the rifle range, and playing some kind of basketball in the gym. the ROTC companies are always prepared for duty. On special days the ROTC classes receive visiting speakers and recruiters. Different companies also take turns per forming burial services for veterans in the valley. Sponsoring a fund drive to raise money to attend a spring drill meet held in Walla Walla, Washington, the Logan High Sponsors keep an active organization. Besides ushering at LHS activities the Sponsors work hard to prepare half time performances for both Logan High and USU. Sflt. Tripp Advisor BOYS' COLOR GUARD: David Hodges. Todd Seeholzer. Keith Christensen. David Larsen. Robert Peterson. GIRLS COLOR GUARD: Roxy Windley. Betty Dusteller. Chris Anderson. Lori Abplanalp. Bob Peterson Is studious at getting his assignment finished. ROTC 111 joining the people . . . COMPANY A Row one: Guidon Rearer D C Bean. Gary Stoddard Scott Nielson. Tim Pehrson. Brian Elbert. Bertley Hunt Kenneth Romney Eddie Harris. Donald Allison. JoAnn Moser. Scott Thompson l.ori Prince. Company Commander Dale Rogers Row two: Kevin Schatz Dan Ivaric. Craig Wilmore. Mark Becker Scott Alder. Terry Johnson. Alan Peterson Jeff Hoth. Rudy Vigil. Scott Nicholls COMPANY B —Row one Guidon Bearer Rodney Hobbs. Karl Heiberg. Rick Johnson Craig Henlnger. Todd Datwyler |lm Welling Rex Jensen, Doug Basset. Peter Campos. Doug Christofferson. Lisa Mendelkow. Chris Anderson. Natalie Haworth, Becky Zabriskie. Company Commander Brad Smith. Row two Dale Wlllden. Tom Nicholls. Paul Sanders. Kevin Cook. Reed Dixon. Scott Nyler. Lynn Jones. Kent Nielson. Mike Spindler, Bret Tol son. Leon Orton Carol Peterson. Lori Ab-planalp Row three: David banner John Whear. Carl Berntson. Thomas Cronkleton. Raymond Clarke. Bart Rigby. Quinn Nelson. David Campbell. Sandy Jensen. Arlene Johnson Betty Dursteler. Ilene Hepner. Roxy Wlndley. Susanne Koeven. COMPANY C —Company Commander Jeff Gleed. Guidon Bearer Randy Porter. Larry Klmber. David Hodges. David Joy. Marc Hansen. Jay Napper 112 ROTC . . . who've joined the army COMPANY D Row one: Guidon Bearer lens Trautvein. Mana Ariazand. Dixie Leish-man. Ann Cannon Nick Woffinden. Richard Jones Dave Campbell, Chad Vernon. Curtis Tompkins. Ilm Lundberg. Company Com mander Keith Christensen Row two: Mark Scherting. Tracy Brown. David Waters. Andy Fraser. Kevin Robison. Bill Peterson. Jeff EHason. Kim Rlchtns. Keith James. Paul Boudrero. RIFLE TEAM Row one David Bunn. Andy Fraser. Jo Ann Moser. Dorothy Dalnes. Richard Jones. Row two: Dave Fonnesbeck. Ross Lapray. Marianne Hancey. Blair Butterfield. David Hancey. Grant Kimber. BLACKJACKS- Row one: Blackjack Com mander Blair Butterfield. Richard lones. Tim Pehrson. Nick Woffinden. Ken Romney. Row two Andy Fraser. Raymond Clark. Mark Scherting. Ross Lapray. If you were to ask someone what their fondest memories of High School were, I'm sure that their answer would not be their Algebra or Physi ology class. That is an important part of getting a good education, but I feel an even more important aspect is learning how to get along with people. By getting involved in the many activities that Logan High has to offer. I believe that I have learned much more than l did in any classroom. The memories of musicals. Homecoming. Chauntaires. and Debate will stay with me far longer than Senior English and The Brothers Karamazov. — Lorraine Anderson wAdhvitic Horse Show on Main Street 1899. July 24th parade - 1928 116 Bicentennial Elephants . . . Camels . . . Some of the more impressive activities in Logan through the years have been the facinating parades. They have always brought out a lot of people and have been remembered for years. Surprising to most people, there were once elephants tramping down the middle of Main Street. Although Logan High's Homecoming parade was supreme, a parade with camels, lions, and elephants would have given it a good deal of competition. Photographs courtesy of the Special Collections Department of the USU Merrill Library. and lions in the Sells-Floto circus parade May 21. 1907. Bicentennial 117 Alumni come home for Homecoming David Bennion palnls a model town. Junior Class takes first place in the float competition? The theme of Photographs and Memories symbolizes Logan High's Homecoming for 1975-76. The week begins with the bright-eyed Seniors painting the town early Monday morning. The traditional Alumni assembly brings back many famous stars featured from years past. Clad in favorite hero costumes, students appear on campus making impressive characters of themselves. Classes, clubs, and organizations show up on Main Street giving Logan the best parade ever. Following the trek, girls hit the yard lines of the football field and compete in a vigorous footbal game. The frozen bodies thaw-out in front of the warmth of the Sophomore bonfire. Fireworks end the spectacular evening of activities. The big win over Bear River climaxes an eventful week. Powder Puff ends Crowning of the Queen. Steve Neeley awaits Prince Charming. First you love me men yuu The elaborately decorated dance and the fantastic music by Portrait creates an air of termination to the impressive Homecoming week. Homecoming brings Photographs and Memories” Couples enjoy dancing in the romantic setting. What managed to keep her quiet? Homecoming 119 Pep Club Dance— Could it be Magic?” The theme. Could It Be Magic.” portrays this year's annual Girls' Choice Dance. The Pep Club sponsors and puts in a lot of time and effort to make this dance one of the most successful dances of the year. Music by ' Sam Hill.” intermission by Suzanne lensen. and bunnies” crashing the dance, adds that extra magic touch. 120 Who did you gel for Christmas? CHRISTMAS DANCE ROYALTY: Christine Freeman. Scott Evans: Alan Dewey. Dawn Gossner. Stocking Boy. Jeff Johnson. Stocking Girl. Peggy Wallace. DECORATING COMMITTEE Back row Greg Larsen. Mike Hoth. Todd Seeholtzer. Brad Smith Front row: Dawn Gossner. Karen Allen DeAnn Henniger. Mr. Soderquist Advisor istmas Dance 121 [ Keep Holding on to Yesterday” Cris Anderson. Roxan Foote. Pam Redd Queen Cris Freeman, and Virginia Stettlcr The evening ended all too soon! Couples danced to the sounds of Portrait.” Even the chaperones had a good time! 122 Military Ball To Every Thing There is a Season' ■-T' | Spectators sneak a preview of the dance. Hayden and Vickie, our new models. The Sweetheart's Ball at tracts Its usual crowd of prospective girls. During intermission Julie Lewis and Leslie Bowen sing the theme song. To Every Thing There is a Season , along with the crowning of Most Perferred Men. Tony Johnson. lason Allen, and John Fjeldsted. Many girls enjoy decorating for the dance especially when the Boys' I nnmm hnlno Sweetheart s Ball 123 124 Junior Prom We May Never Pass This Way Again' Senior Ball Royalty Senior Ball 125 A. THE MOUSETRAP By QAthc ChRistie By special arrangements with PRoSuction Stapf SAMUEL FRENCH LTD 26 Southampton Street _____ Strand, London, W.C.2 'The Mousetrap keeps audience suspenseful until . . . LARRY PETERSOI Technical Director 126 the Cast the murderer gets caught The Place: Near London The Time: 1952 ACT I Scene 1 - The Great Hall at Monkswell Manor. Late afternoon. Scene 2 - The same. The following day after lunch. ACT II The Same. Ten minutes later. Scenic Design........................................................................................Dick Call Ticket Advisor.................................................................................Mrs. Esther Rust Ticket Committee........................................................................Holly Hubbard, Chairman Dean Hunsaker, llene Hepner, Arnett Berry, Nancy Snedeker costumes.............................................................................................E. Tueller Properties..................................................................................... Shauna Peterson Scenery..................................................Dick Call, Susan Colston, Sheila Johnson, Steve Martin, Leah Meline, Shauna Peterson, Kim Nelson, Paul Phillips, Bret Schiffman, Arnett Berry, Brenda Budge, Matt Collier, Dean Hunsaker, Roxan Foote, llene Hepner, Doug Larson, Julie Lucherini, Karen Pizars, Geoff Thomas, Holly Hubbard, Nancy Snedeker, Julie Peterson, David Neff Publicity............................................................................ Patty Dunn, Nicole Skabelund Makeup . Brenda Budge, Roxan Foote, Theater Arts Class Stage Technicians....................................................Alden Erickson, Robert Hendricks, Doug Allred Photographer............................................................................Mr. Eliot Brunson, David Neff ......................................................................................Logan High ROTC Sponsor Corps 127 CAST OF MAME- Row one Larry Williams. Dean Hunsakcr. Peyton Smith. Craig Willmore. Liz Heidt. Lorraine Anderson. Tami Wright. Cherle Astle. Tamle Jensen. Karen Pisar Neil McMurdle. ieff Pease Marcia Hardman. Corey Turner Craig Scott. Bernard Ernl. Richard Sharp Tad Butterfield. Row two: lulie Lewis. (Jcnet Chatterton DeAnn Henlnger Nancy Haws. Tamara LaBeau Julie Morris. Cindy Dalby. Mary lane Fisk. Suzanne Jensen. Robert Hendricks, Andrew Kline. David Ryan. Matt Collier. David Perry Stephen Simmons. Clay T. Essig. Doug Larson. Tracine Hales. Karma Cuthbert. Lisa Watts. Pierco Paul. Kathv Neeley. Fran Burtenshaw. Kim Nelson, and Julie Campbell. 128 Musical smash hit at LHS Marcia Hardman Mame left Pease Beau Nicole Skabelund Vera David Edwards Lindsay Leslie Bowen Gooch Clay T. Esslg Corey Turner Craiq Scott Babcock Patrick-Age 10 Patrick-Age 20 Musical 129 You coax the blues right out of the horn, Mame F. Eugene Tueller Production Director Allyson Turner Accompanist Fran Burtenshaw Choreographer DeAnn Heninoer Neil McMurdie Student Director Student Director ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Row one: Alaine Jorgensen. Bonnie Glttlns. lulle Peterson. David Bennion. jane Williams. Tamara Ray Haslem and Steve Call Barker. Row two: Karen Spence. Stephanie Nelson Ann Burnham. Sue Sorenson. Tami Colston. Ellen Beecher. |im Vander Orchestra Directors slice. Lori Nelson. Row three: Steve Mortenson. Jeff Larsen. Keith Walker. Kevin Schatz. Jeff Johnson. Jeff Martinez. Paul Mortenson. Ken Peterson LeRon Weeks. Row four: Steve Ktrschman. Brad Summers, Holly Sorenson. Nan Neeley. Carol Ann Bergsjo. Tony Johnson. 130 Musical Class assemblies provide ' classical'' entertainment. The rise of the new Grlzzwald Marrsha. Marrsha. Marrrsha. Elton lohn at Logan High? THE YEARS PHOnORES t Featuring George and Martha. Paul and Betsy. Boys' quartet sings Elenor Rigby 1, and Camp Granada. Mr. Bradford, the mad scientist, produces Grizzwald. Nothing can be more creative, fun, and tiring than a class assembly put on by Logan High. Sophomores take a look at the Bee Centennial, while the Juniors come up with a special appearance of Elton John. Lawrence Welk and John and Marsha! But carrying out the tradition of having the number one assembly, the Seniors take the cake with Marty Mature and the Grow-ups. SPAM. Eleanor Rigby, the Hcavys. and finalizing with the school song. What entertainment! Crimson Colony Christmas Carol. Nothing like old country music. Assemblies 131 Spirit Week psychs LHS up Karengetsroyal treatment as she prepares to shoot the ball. Corey Bowen doesn't quite make it across the plank as a senior knocks him off: another senior victory. Sky View appreciation day . cute huh? Various activities and new ideas promote Spirit Week 1976. Starting Monday, the spirit lights up in the assembly which takes place in the gym. Classes compete in a rope climb, soccer game, and obstacle course. On Tuesday each class decorates their hall. Students with special abilities in sports such as hula-hooping, three-legged racing, unicycling, two people running with a yard stick between their shoulders, and many others, take part in the Spirit Marathon Race after school on Wednesday for tight competition between classes. The events of Thursday, which include Sky View Appreciation Day. a pancake-eating contest, and the Sophomore game, all spark the spirit for the grand finale, the Varsity game on Friday. Logan High students appear clad in crimson and gold ready to cheer the team to victory. x - Eddie slurps down his spaghetti in an effort behind Rusty. Rusty wiped his opponents clean in the spaghetti eating contest. 132 Activities Winter Carnival provides fun and excitement for studentbody A typical position of the beginning skier. Ann Burnham says. Tve never had claustrophobia until . . . Sliders say it’s the fastest way down! ' Jeff Pease acts impressive doing a spread eagle. Sue Sorenson and Kristan Fjeldsted-different people use different skis. | Julie Morris and Peggy Wallace-out of the ordinary. Karl Shupe-the basic ’ hot dog. I never thought I'd see the day when students brought their skis to school! exclaims an I.HS faculty member. Believe it or not. it hap pens. Students and faculty arrive at school decked out in their ski sweaters, goggles, moon boots, and mittens, and attend three restless classes before boarding one out of ten buses heading for Beaver Mountain Winter Sports Area. Upon arrival at the ski area, kids lump out of buses, run into the ski shop for rentals. take off into the woods for a cross-crountry or snowshoe trek, or relax while watching The Glass Bottom Boat in the lodge. Numerous daredevils ride up on the lifts and slide down on their . . . bodies. Adventurous faculty members rev up their snowmobiles while others intermingle with the typical skier or tuber. The day ends when everyone mashes' themselves in the lodge for food and a dance.. 4 winter Carnival 133 r No one will forget the crisp Homecoming game against Bear River, in which we won a state tournament berth. That being the first football game ever won at L.H.S. by the Class of 76. the players were not only filled with excitement, but were also thankful for the studentbody who stood by them through the defeats. This being the first year for cross-country. Logan High showed poise and confidence through the season although they only won once. The basketball team of 76 came into the season with more promise and height than any other team in Coach Gardner s career here at L.H.S. Each athlete this year learned humility through victory and defeat, pride through never giving up.' — Bruce Gardener A fire can he exciting yet disasterous and so can the sports competition between Logan High and Sky View. The firemen act as referees for they try to keep the fire under control and extinguish it asquickly as possible. Fire Department—1913—210 North Main. Firemen and fire engines. 136 Bicentennial If the fire was a calamity the papers would criticize the fire department for inefficiency, and tardiness in their call of duty. If Logan High would lose to Sky View, the local sports writers (Greg Hansen) would be quick to point out the errors and weakness of the team. Photographs courtesy of the Special Collections Department of the USU Merrill Library. Thatcher Opera House—15 South Main-cause of fire unknown Morning after the Opera House fire-April 18. 1912. Bicentennial 137 Carbon 30 Logan.... m,... 14 Springville 30 Logan.... Roy 48 Logan.... S.m. 7 Weber 39 Logan.... ■ • ■ -i- ■ 7 Sky View 39 Logan.... ...W.IUb u Box Elder 24 Logan... . ' M ' Bingham 82 Logan BEAR RIVER . . . . . ... 7 LOGAN . . . State Play-Off Springville 35 Logan.... 7 New coaching staff at LHS RBI 8 U‘l UlfcUnfciUWUP I Rot! McBride Assistant Georoe nucrsch Assistant Bill Ryan Assistant With a 0-5 record for the Grizzlies of Crimson and Gold, we will always remember how the 75 Homecoming game was told. The Bears were big as they marched into the Grizzly den to win. the Seniors, coaches, and the student-body knew it was very dim. There was blood in the air at Logan that day. the Bears were ahead with 9 minutes to play. The score was 7-0 when there came a big play, it was a Grizzly trap that saved Logan that day. Brown side-stepped a player or two. then with a burst of speed went sailing on through. Logans P.A.T. for two didn't do much, the Bears had the Grizzlies eating their lunch. The 7-6 was the thoughts of many that day. but Brockman's kick came with 3 minutes to play. Bear River wasn't through, if Cutler and gang had anything to say. They marched to Logan's 20 with 20 seconds to play. On the fourth down the ball was snapped for the field goal try. Block the ball, block the ball was Logan’s Fan's cry. With a 9-7 win for the crowd that day. the seniors were happiest because the Grizzly Line sent the ball astray.” — Coach Malnar Brian Ault Sr. FB Captain Karl Shupc Sr. LB Captain Sports 139 11 Marvin Haws Senior QB 1975-76 Varsity Football Team iC Hayden Felt Senior DEF ,17 Bob Plowman lunior QB Steve Thompson Senior DEF Kurt Elbert Senior G Mike Andra Senior HB Dave lensen lunior HB left Pease Senior G Chris Brockman Junior FB-T Scott Carlson lunior HB Bob Larsen Bob Brown Marty Colombatto Greg Skabelund Matt Dixon Senior TB Senior HB Senior DEF Senior G-FB Senior G Larry Maughan Junior G-T Left to right Clay Broadbent, Craig Lofthouse. Dave Jensen. Greg Skabelund. Dave Edwards. Marvin Haws. Brian Ault. Mark Skapple. Kent Purser Bob Brown. Kris Larsen. Scott Carlson. junior G 140 Football Team Greg Nielson Senior G Scoit Bitters Senior DEF Left to right: Greg Nielson. Steve Thompson. Dave lensen. Chris Brockman. Greg Skabelund. Kurt Elbert. Wes Pugmire. Karl Shupe. Bob Larsen. Marty Colmbatto. Brian Ault. Dave Riley Senior G W V3 Kris Larsen lunior T tlA Bernard Emt lunior G 7P Larry Gates Senior T Chad Campbell Senior End Wes Pugmire Senior G Craig Lofthouse Senior T Clay Broadbent lunior End lohn Whear Senior T Paul Allen lunior E Dave Ryan Senior HB Mark Skapple lunior G-T Tony lohnson Senior E Eric Hunsaker lunior DFB Football Team 141 Junior Varsity Football Team Lett to right: Jodi McGregor. Coach McBride. Scott Swenson. Lance Anderson. LeRon Weeks. Coach Duersch Row two: Bart Godfrey. Chris Brockman. Todd Seeholzer Kent Purser Darin Hedln. Eric Hunsaker. Kent Karren. Mike Griffin Row three: Percy Atkin. David Kurk. Curtis Wood Bernard Erni. Brett Knowls. Warren Workman. Paul Allen. Jeff Winters. Row four: Mark Skapple. Boh Plowman. Dave Banson. Dave lensen. Larry Maughan. Shanna Kaye. Scott Carlson. Clay Broadbent. Kris Larsen Row five: Tad Butterfield. The junior Varsity Football team had a fairly good season even though they came away with only one victory. Quite a number of Juniors, however, played for the Varsity team. Coached by Ron McBride and George Duersch. the boys gained valuable experience and know-how in the world of football, which will enable them to play better next year. This was Coach McBride s first experience for coaching Logan J.V. team. When asked how he felt about the boys he worked with, he replied. They were all good kids, they gained a lot of experience, and they'll be ready for next year.' 142 J.V. Football Class of 78 Football Team Sophomores get psyched for the game! The Sophomore football team for 75-76 was the first group to come to Logan High with some experience. Under Coach Roger Wilson, the Sophs got valuable training and experience. The highlight of the year was a victory over the Sky View Bobcats in a hard-fought game. Next year as Juniors, the class of 78 will have many players that will help the varsity. A few saw varsity action this year and show promise for 78 future. Row one: Stan Lloyd. Edwin Barker. Mark Brindley. Dan Everton. Eric Hellberg. Elliot Fitzgerald. Allen Rogers Alan Hymas. Kurt Clayton. Kim Thurston. Row two Scott Thompson. Mark Becker. Ray Dell Simper. David Ferry. |ohn Ftelsted. Steve Neeley. Steve Mortenson. Scott Naylor. Brian Plowman Row three: Don Harris Kent Nelson, lames Lopez. Scott Heninger. Mark Peterson. Scott Stenqulst. |eff Martinez Kurt Faser. Row tour Clark Ellis. John Littell. Keith Walker. Jim Hendricks. Boyd Bringhurst. Mike Hansen. Tab Smith. Row five. Mark Savoy. Bertley Hunt. Dave Campbell. Jeff Larson. Mark White. Row six Mark Palmer. Dan Ivarie Ronald Stenqulst. Jim Mlnk-ler Courtney Skabelund Roger Welsh. Coach Wilson. Row seven: Stan Laub manager: Rex Harrison Ralph Brown. Sophomore Football 143 Pulling together for a victory 144 Griffin's Grizzlies Led to right: Clndv Roskelly Vickie Ralphs. Loretta Clyde. Trudy Freeman. Leslie Bowen. Karma Cuthbert. Rosy Sawyer. Valllean Facer. Row two: Eileen Perry, lean Sorenson Nan Neeley Tamie Taylor. LaDawn lames. Tracine Hales. Rosanne Harrison, Pam Redd. Melissa Peterson. Ruth Heidt De Rlngle. julie Lewis Row three: Nancy Snedaker Louise Lenkersdorfer Nancy Nielson. Tami Wright. Dawn Gossner. LuAnne Everton. Tami Jensen. lean Campbell. Shawna Peterson. Brenda Norris. lim Griffin Head Coach Neil McMurdie TEAM CAPTAINS: Trudy Freeman. Loretta Clyde. Dawn Gossner. Julie Lewis. Eileen Perry. Coach Dick Call Coach loel Gardner Referee This year's Red Team, known as Griffin's Grizzlies had a determina tion, a spirit and a pride that has rarely been seen before in Powder Puff Football. It was my pleasure to work with these 39 girls and to share with them the excitement of the victory but also the despair of an injury. The memories gained wouldn’t be traded by my or any of the girls.” Thanks Neil McMurdie Powder Puff 145 Jensen's Jockets Row one: Julie Campbell. Carol Berolo. Cindy Speth. Kim Nelson. Georoe Atkins, lana Olsen. Lorie Fullmer Row two: Karen Allen. Cheryl Underwood, Dicksie Bowen. Annette Bernston. Doreese Bunnell. Leeann Rich. Julie Erickson. Shelli Haslam. Nancy Haws. Varsl Gunnell. Allyson Turner. Row three: Deann Henlnger Shelll Lewis. Karen Brown Lynda Erickson. Cherl Astle. Lorraine Anderson. Susan Koch. Valerie Wickham. Wendy SJostrom. Mr. Jensen Head Coach Wayland Coker Coach I believe that ever since the first powder puff game was held, there has never been a more genuine, sincere, yet enthusiastic group of girls, as there was at this year's Class of 76 Powder Puff football game. The excitement of the competition and the crowd was there during the game to make it one of the best games in Logan High history! The game was snug and tense, right down to the very end. 1 felt the game could have gone one way. Just as easily as the other. However. I am in no way ashamed of my White team. They did their absolute best. They're great! I only wish I could have done more as a coach. Despite the outcome of the game, there is something 1 know each of us on the White' team will cherish: the memories.'' Kim Nelson Team Captain Steve Thompson Coach Shawna Hoffman Team Captain 4 Pat Stoddard Referee 146 Powder Puff Rip 'em up, Tear 'em up, Give 'em . . . Upper left: Red team In a huddle. Upper right: Shell! and Cindy In a sweep. Middle: LaDawn gains yardage. Bottom right: Dick and Les think of new strategy. Powder Puff 147 Basketball 149 Coaches and Managers do a Great lob Row one: Roger Dahle. Carry Williams. Row two: Rusty Burnside, Steve Andrews. Managers. VARSITY 49 Weber 62 Logan Opp. 50 Sky View 52 40 Provo 77 68 Bonneville 55 48 Viewmont 51 60 Box Elder 66 47 Davis 64 53 Bear River 54 68 Judge 69 46 Weber 72 66 Bonneville 58 49 Sky View 57 63 Clearfield 58 54 Roy 78 59 Roy 61 82 Jordan (Play Off) 65 59 Davis 58 52 Pleasant Grove (State) 30 60 Box Elder 44 53 Dixie (State) 55 41 Bear River 47 73 Cedar City (State) 75 Hill Ryan Soph. Coach Logan High's basketball team came into the 76 season highly praised and hopeful of a place at the 3A State Tournament. A victory over Jordan for a tournament birth, and a victory over Pleasant Grove in the first round of state competition and beating Davis, the defending 3A state champions highlight the year. Fred Beck leads the team in scoring and stands at the top of Region 1 as one of the high scorers. Bruce Gardner. Kurt Elbert, and Sam Rothwell bring valuable experience to the team. Juniors Clay Broadbent. Dave Watterson. and Terry Lindquist also see action and will bring experience to next year’s squad. |uel Gardner Head Coach Roger Wilson J.V. Coach Talented Basketball Players Fred Beck Forward Kurt Elbert Guard Bruce Gardner Forward Sam Kothwell Center Dave Edwards Guard Ion McGreuor Forward 150 Basketball Make a Good Effort. Basketball 151 J.V. Team looks encouraging for next year M MAHON PORTER 2$ HAFEN HO ilOER 3 « ■ Left to right: Dave Watterson. Davelensen. Mark Clyde. Eric Rigby. lason Allen. Clay Broadbent. Terry LindQUist. Chris Brockman. Bob Plowman. Paul Allen limmy Anderson. 152 I.v. Basketball Sophomore Team gains experience for the upcoming year J.V. Logan Opp. 44 Provo 46 58 Viewmont 63 50 Davis 41 74 judge 52 55 Bonneville 49 58 Clearfield 41 66 Roy 61 76 Box Elder 33 56 Bear River 65 62 Weber 64 63 Sky View 47 55 Bonneville 51 68 Box Elder 46 52 Bear River 50 72 Weber 64 46 Sky View 43 74 Roy 40 WINS 13 LOSSES 4 Logan SOPHOMORES Opp. 45 Bonneville 35 51 Roy 52 49 Box Elder 38 48 Bear River 35 68 Weber 53 68 Sky View 52 70 Bonneville 45 57 Box Elder 40 65 Bear River 39 62 Weber 52 77 Sky View 52 49 Roy 59 WINS 10 LOSSES 2 J® one: Kim Thurston. Paul Champlin. Dave Perry. John FJeldsted. Row two: Mike Hansen. Kurt Facer. Elliot Fitzgerald. Tab Smith. Ronald Stenquist. Row three: Boyd Bdnghurst. Alan Hymas. Alan Rogers. Richard Reese. Sophomore Basketball 153 155 Logan holds last longer Under the superb coaching of Ron McBride and Ray Watts, the Logan High Wrestlers show Region 1 what some talent and a lot of hard work can do. Both coaches. McBride and Watts, bring valuable experience to our young wrestling program. The experience of seniors Craig Lofthouse and Tony Johnson add sta- Coach Ron McBride bility to Logan s young wrestling squad. Scott Thompson 106 lbs. Hans Lcidtch 112 lbs. Mark Becker 126 lbs. Leo Hargraves 98 lbs. Tony Johnson 132 lbs. Eric Hellberg 138 lbs. Roger Andra 145 lbs. Karl Shupe 155 lbs. Craig Lotthouse 167 lbs Heavyweight 156 Wrestling ew Coaches add to Wrestling Program ].V.—Row one: Stan Laub. Kris Kemp, left Martinez. Brian Elbert. Kevin Robison. Don Harris. Row two: Ralph Brown. Bret Tolson. Mark Becker. Dave Kirk. Jim Hen drlcks. Roger Andra. Nick wooflnden. Wrestling 157 Swimming team dives for victory Swimmers, on your marks. Riley Bakes Coach Mike Andra with great form. The swimming team of 75-76 proves to be at its best with coaches Riley Bakes and Steve Malnar. Starting a new program where the team swims each morning and night, it practices more than any team in Region 1. This program really pays off; Logan defeats every team in the region at duel meets except Box Elder. Logans victory over Sky View appears to be the greatest because it becomes a first in LHS history. Many of the team members represent Logan at State. Row one: Dave DeByle. Mark Anderson. Bart Rigby. Row two: Kent Christensen. Dave Jacobsen. Darren Hedln. Curt Bennion Row three: Bret Rigby. Paul Mortensen. Clay Esslg. Russell Holdrldge. Dave Ryan. Dave Bennion. Paul Dennis. Gary Hurst 158 Swimming Team rack team hurdles through a successful year tow one: Stan Laub. Kam e r Dave Brown. Alan Hymas. Bret Bostock. Matt Dixon. lay Codling. Jeff Larsen. Park Ellis. Chris Larsen Brian Ault. Larry Gates. Alan Dewey. Vesley Pound. David Riley. Row two: Bret Tolson. Roger Andre Scott Henlnger. Kevin Robinson. Mark Palmer. Dan Everton. Tob Smith. Mark Clyde. Kent Christensen, •eyten Smith Dave Hanson. Larry Maughn. Leo Hargreaves. Kevin Hyde. Don Golding. Delwin Wllden Row three: Mick Wolfinden. Terry johnson. Mark Becker. Elliot Fitz-lerald Mark Brindley Geoff Thomas. Tom Luke. Keith Walker. Lonnie Glen. Dave Kurt Chris Kemp. Doug Allred. Matt collier. Steve Simmons. Ralph Dewey. Todd Jensen, ohn Llttel. Row lour: Carl Bernsten. Rex Harrison. Jim Hendricks. Car Smith. Boyd Bringhurst. Kevin Erickson. Scott Alder. Jeff Martinez. Ralph Brown. Scott Thompson, irett Knowles. Paul Allen. Gary Hurst. Robert Hendricks. Bernard Ernl. Warren Workman. Kelly Joy. Coach Ray Watts starts the track practices officially the week after basketball ends. But many trackmen work hard in the snow and the slush weeks before. The 76 track team looks good and shows great promise for the future. Track 159 Baseball, home safe Coach Wilson starts the 76 Baseball season early in the month of March by practicing in the gym. The season looks good with such pitchers as Paul Phillips and Dave Watterson. The coaching staff appears well prepared. Steve Mainer Asst. Coach Roger Wilson Coach Row one: Dave Jensen. Kurt Larsen. Boh Plowman. Kurt Facer. Mark White. Mike Hansen. Ronald Stenquist. Kim Thurston. Row two: Shannon Kaye. Paul Phillips. Karl Shupe. Dave Champlin. Kurt Elbert. Dave Ryan. Mike VanLulk. Daren Allred. Brad Keller how three: Ansel Eshelman. Jeddie Al-Mari. Marty Colombatto. Dave Watterson. Terry Lindquist. Jason Allen Clay Broadbent. Kris Brockman. Eric Rigby. 160 Track rennis team, never outmatched ow one: John Fjeldsted. Steve Mortenson. Dave DeByle. Arnold Copp, Alan Rogers. Row two: Scott Pherson. Todd Astle. Trent Allen arry Watts. Mark Clyde. Roger Welsh. Missing: Steve Neeley. Haydep Felt. ¥ d Bill Ryan Coach The Logan High Tennis team travels to the )r. High courts each day to practice, because of the lack of courts due to the P.E. Complex construction. Seniors look promising along with many Juniors and sophomores. Tennis 161 The golf team drives into action Row one: Jim Anderson. Snake Gardner. Mike Van Noy. Steve Simmons. Brad Keller. Row two: Bob Allen. Roger Dahle. Kurt Facer, Corey Bowen. Mike Hansen, lira Butcher. Todd Jensen, and Coach Foulsen. Region I golf schedule this fall sees fairly even teams playing each other. When teams appear fairly matched, the advantage lies with the home team as they know much better how to play their home course. Logan High plays the better three teams on an unfamiliar course and as a result loses matches away, and wins the home matches. This places the team with a 3-3 record for the season and fourth place. Two juniors. Roger Dahle and Bob Allan, keep the team steadily paced; Jim Anderson and Todd Jensen provide fine play and good back up. 162 Golf Look at the great form. Cross the country to sock-her CROSS COUNTRY TEAM- Row one. left to right: Leo Hargreaves. Peyton Smith. Greg Larsen. Dave Clark. Row two: Mike Hen inger. James Wright. Jay Golding. Don Golding Kent Hlrschi. Mark Amussen. Glen Adams. Row three: Fred Beck Jon Me Gregor. Dwight Cahoon. Richard Reese. Eric Rigby. The track and field program establishes two new sports, the soccer and cross-country programs. The soccer team plays twice during the fall against the USU soccer team losing in the first game and tying in the second. Members of the soccer team meet after school and receive good coaching advice from LHS student Romadian El Haddar. Under Coach loe Gardner, the cross-country program starts off on a good foot. The cross-country team, consisting of seven members, runs on a course of around two and one-half miles long. The team travels with the football team and competes during half times of football games. Logan wins the first meet against Roy at Roy. then loses the four following meets. Coach SOCCER TEAM Row one: Sue Sorenson. Lisa Deschamps. Row two: Jeff Taylor Leo Hargreaves Romadan El Haddar Massond Mamegham Mana vna.v m VanDerslice. Row three: Dave Kadlac. David Ivary. Leonardo Sevilla. Rick Sharp. Chuck Wood Cross-Country and Soccer tv SWIMMINC TENNIS BASKETBALL TRACK VOLLEYBALL Girls' competitive sports MANAGERS: Tammy Bachman. Nancy Snedaker. Sue Marshall. Susan Colston. COACH MCKAY Cindy Speth Tennis. Volleyball Basketball. Track Lisa Deschamps Tennis. Volleyball Basketball. Track llolllc Hales Tennis. Volleyball Basketball. Track Karen Brown Tennis. Volleyball Basketball. Track Linda Russell Volleyball Basketball. Track Logan High has a girls' sports program, with Miss McKay as coach. The sports the girls participate in include tennis, swimming, volleyball, basketball, and track. This being the girls' first year they make a good effort and represent Logan at State in swimming and tennis. Coach McKay works very hard knowing her girls have a disadvantage because of a lack of playing experience. Nevertheless, they make good showings. We thank Coach McKay! Girls Sports 165 Marrianne Hancey Swimming. BB Track Sally Cook VB. BB. Track Nancy Snedakcr VB. BB Suzanne Griffin Deon Daines Swimming. Track Swimming. Track Adele Ford Swimming BB. Track Suzy Williams Swimming. Track Tammy Bachman Swimming Lena lohanson Swimming susan Colston Swimming. Track Kim Nelson Swimming Patti Dunn Tennis Ilene Hepner BB. Track Lucy Hardman Volleyball lalyn Stones Volleyball Dana Wahlquist Volleyball Ann Carlisle Track Sherrie Fullmer Track Marcia Halaufia Track Debbie Lewis Track Natalie Haworth Track Liz Long Track 166 Girls' Sports Ann Burnham Susan Koch Julie Allen Track Track Track TENNIS TEAM - Row one: I Hollie Hales. Becky Weiser e Ringle. Cindy Speth Sue Marshall. Patti Dunn How two: Karen Brown. Lisa Deschamps Suzy Williams a °escha aren Bn Hepner. Russell Lucy H Snedaker a2ffn. Dan; Ho,Iy Hales Working to achieve honors takes time, it can’t all be done in one year, one term, or one class, in your quest for high school academic honors, the most important years are freshman, sophomore, and junior. The advantage to this is that it leaves your senior year mostly open to having fun to go to all the dances, join all the clubs and generally to have fun while resting on your laurels. This is not true for those striving for athletic honors. For these, the senior year is the most important, as all years before fade away into memory. That year is the culmination of all years gone, the pinnacle of achievement. So which area you focus your attention on often depends on which years you are willing to work.” oitcluSio Logan joins in celebration of America s 200th birthday Logan has grown, progressed, and developed into a fine, prosperous community. It has three movie theatres, a McDonalds, a wide Main Street with plenty of draggin room. Petes Spudnut (the hangout). Snob Hill, and 1st dam featuring the popular submarine races every Friday and Saturday night. But more important, it has a fine university which draws symphony, ballet, theatre, and art along with intellectual and educational opportunities. It also has beautiful churches and a temple, lovely parks, excellent athletic facilities, a variety of good stores, and a shopping mall presently being constructed. Logan High, with eyes glistening, hearts pounding and heads erect, joins with the city, state and nation during the Bicentennial year to say. Tm proud to be an American. : OLUr 170 Bicentennial m Time's run out 76 covering the present Exploding into the future Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honoi Ellen Stuart Ian Perry Betty Crocker Homemaking Award Soroptmist Award Melissa Peterson American Legion Essay Winner Brad Summers American Legion Essay Winner Bob Wardle Science Symposium 1976 MEMBERS OF NCA: Jean Sorenson, Shelly Lewis. Vickie Ralphs. Doug Brlnghurst First place Bridge Building Contes) SONGLEADERS: 1st Place NCA and Superior Rating. CHEERLEADERS: NCA Superior Rating. 4.0 GPA Front: Doreese Bunnell. Nancy Haws. |an Perry. Louise Lenkersdorfer. Mike Heninger. Pam Redd Back: Lori Parker. Bob Wardle. Ann Rasmuson. June Harris. Max Lyon. Missing: Brad Summers. 174 Honors NATIONAL merit FINALISTS: Lawrence Keith Gates. Jr.. Richard Sharp. Maxwell Lyon. Robert Wardle. Peter Grelve. and Tom Becker nors. Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Sally Mack Outstanding Employee Anita Toombs Outstanding lunlor Business Student Peggy Wallace Outstanding Shorthand Student Tamra Barker Outstanding Typist Carolyn lohnson tstanding Soph. Business Student Dixie Sharp Outstanding Soph. Business Student Melissa Peterson ROTC Scholarship Finalist Pam Redd ROTC Scholarship Finalist Scott Hansen 4th in Oratory Debate. SUSC Lawrence Gates State Extemporary Speaking |im Butcher 4th Place Governor's Cup Stephanie Nelson. Nicole Skeblund STATE DEBATE: Kathy Poppleton. Ian Pitcher. Julie Morris. Stephanie Nelson. 1st Place at BYU invitational Debate Ann Burnham. Row two: Leo Hargreaves. Scott Hansen. Lawrence Gates. David Clark. Cleon Stettler. Honors 175 Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honoi Dave Edwards All-American Prep High School Selection Karl Shupe All-Region Football Top right: HI LOS. 2ND IN STATE COMPETITION-Row one: Sheila Johnson. Julie Farner, Merilee Stevenson. Holly Lund-burg Row two: Janet lohn. Gina Johnston, Connie Gerber. Leeann Rich i.auna Lower. Shawna Hoffman Row three: Mrs. Welsh. Advisor: Julie Datwyler. Jann Simpson. Janell Forsberg. Kathy Larson. Leeann Leicty. Melonie Morrill. Stephanie Harris. Ileen Perry Middle right: SPONCORS 1ST OVERALL IN STATE COMPETITION - Row one: Jeanne Campbell. Row two: Jolene Hanson. Pam Redd. Melissa Peterson. Rosy Sawyer Row three: Patty Smith. Valarie Wicham Wendy Sjostrom Christine Freeman. Row four Pam Black. Patty Sommers. Julie Clark. Kristie Andrews. Row five: Lisa Spendlove Marcia Hardman. Anita Toombs. Nancy Nielson. Bottom right: ALLSTATE ORCHESTRA Row one: Robert Hendricks. Jane Williams. David Bennion. Connie Ransom. Row two: Ann Burnham Nan Neeley. Melonie Anderson. Row lour: Doug Allred. Konrad Erm Tamara Barker. Alalne Jorgenson. Carol Ann Bergsjo Bernard Erni. Marci Stowell. 176 Honors mors, Honors, Honors, Honors, Honors, GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS: Sue Marshall and De Rinqle. GIRLS BASKETBALL CAPTAINS: Becky Welser and De Rinqle. BOYS' STATE SWIM TEAM Row one: Clay Essiq. Russell Holdredqe Dave Ryan Row two: Dave Jacobsen Gary Hurst Paul Dennis. IRLS STATE SWIM TEAM Row one: Marianne Hancey. Suzle Williams, ow two: Kim Nelson. Tammy Bachman. Carol Cook. Patty Dunn State Tennis BRIDGE BUILDING CONTEST 2nd Place - Curtis Rich 3rd Place • Douq Larsen TOP SENIORS Clay Esslq Dave Edwards Nancy Haws Neil McMurdte Dick Call Val lean Facer Julie Campbell Bob Wardle Konrad Erni Jean Sorenson Doreese Bunnell Nan Neeley Nicole Skeblund Larry Gates De Rinqle Cralq Scott Marvin Haws Georqette Altken Honors 177 Sterling Scholars display their polished mindi Dick Call Drama and Speech Peter Grelve Mathematics Lawrence Keith Gates. lr. Social Science Bob Wardle Science lodi McGregor Art and Art Crafts Mike Hoth Vocational Education Susan Colston Homemaklng Sally Mack Business Education Allyson Turner Music Mike Heninger General Scholarship 178 Honors itional Honor Society—study does pay off SENIOR MEMBERS OF NHS: Ellen Stuart. Bob Wardle. Maine Jorgenson. Peggy Wallace. Mike Heninger. Julie Campbell. Nan Neeley Margene Kartchner. Pam Black :herie Astle. Annette Berntson. I.arry Williams. Renee Poulsen. Fran Burtenshaw. De Rlngle. June Harris. Tammy Bachman Tamra Barker. Melissa Peterson. Cheryl nderwood. Konrad Ernl. Doreese Bunnell. Lori Parker Nancy Haws. Nicole Skabelund. Larry Watts Lorraine Anderson Pam Redd Robert Parkinson Warren Kunz. tick Sharp. Lisa Hatch. I.arry Stoddard. Ian Perry. Larry Gates Doug Bringhurst. Louise Lenkersdorfer. Steve Simmons (?). Cindy Roskelley. Brad Summers. Rick Rob-rins. Missing: Eileen Perry. LuAnne Everton. Lyndon Lamborn. Cindy Bartholome. Jim VanDerslice. Paul Hansen. Jim Butcher. Alan Dewey Max Lyon. Brenda Norris, eff Keller. Kathy Larsen. Laurie Fullmer. Susan Colston. Ann Rasmuson. Carolyn Heninger. Becky Clark Juanna Smooch. HS OFFICERS: June Harris. Secretary: Larry Gates. President: Rick Sharp icc President: Fran Burtenshaw. Secretary. JNIOR MEMBERS NHS: Gary Stoddard Carolyn Robison, lanet Ellis. Katie Habel Merilee Stevenson. Julie Larsen. Mary Brown Liz Heidt. Stephanie Harris. Sue Soren on. Kent Karren. lolene Hansen. Mary Jane Fisk. LeRon Weeks, lulie Morris. Stephanie Nelson Jan Pitcher Leo Hargreaves. Karen Thompson Paul Allen. Kristan leldsted. Patty Meacham. Suzanne Stephenson. Patty Somers. Kathy Farner. Gary Harris. Dianna Alderman Arnett Berry. Jill Ellgcn. Suzanne Jensen. Connie Ransom oily Sorenson, Karleen Stoker. Lisa Watts. Katie Welkle. jNational Honor Society 179 180 The Chevrolet for Economy and Service h ’ Main Street LOGAN, UTAH ; An ad from the 1919 Logan High yearbook. GERALD WALLACE 150 East 200 North WIMMERS 64 West 100 North WESCOR INCORPORATED 459 South Main These diamond experts say that Baugh Jewelry has the best. BAUGH JEWELRY 47 North Main 181 AL S SPORTING GOODS 99 West Center AL S TROPHY 46 west too North At Al's Trophy it s first place all the way! Serving Cache Valley Since 1921 99 WEST CENTER LOGAN 752-5151 Al's doesn't want everybody's business, just yours. BEAVER MOUNTAIN 185 BRUNSON STUDIO AT THE COLONIAL MANSION 200 Crockett Avenue Where Photographic Dreams Come True. 184 For your clothing needs. 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FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 58 West Center FORNOFF MUSIC 44 West too North ... FRED’S FLOWERS THE GIFT HOUSE 29 West Center 77 North Main GLENN S ELECTRIC HATCH INSURANCE 501 North Main 14 West Center I. ROBERT HAWKES DON R. HOLDAWAY 440 1 2 North Main 150 East 200 North INTEGRATED “ ““ LOGAN WOMEN S CLINIC SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 150 East 200 North 790 South Main MODERN APPLIANCE R S FLOOR COVERING 67 West Center 905 North Main DAVID W. SORENSON STONES TEXACO 56 West Center 303 South Main „ « .„.«««« . ....... .... TOTS TO TEENS U I FURNITURE 541 North Main 28 West 100 North Advertising 197 ARMY JROTC SALUTES THE GRADUATING CLASS 76. 198 Advertising SENIOR SUMMARY GEORGETTE AITKEN Studentbody Exec.3; Junior Class V.P. 2; Student Senate 2,3; Grizzly Staff 1 LOUIS AITKEN JEDDIE AL-IMARI JENNY ALARCON KAREN ALLEN Pep Club 1; Seminary Historian 3; Christmas Dance Co-Chairman 3; 9th place State Fair Design 2; 2nd American Legion Poster contest 2; Powder Puff 3; Band 1,2,3 TRENT ALLEN Tennis 1,3; Band 1,3 DAREN ALLRED Baseball 3; Football 2; Basketball Mgr. 1; Pres. Seminary Choir 3 BRIAN ALLSOP LORRAINE ANDERSON Honor Roll 1,2,3; Chauntaires 2,3; Chauntaire Sec 3; Nat'l Honor Society 2,3; Amphion, 3; Orchestra 1; Debate 1,2; ROTC 1,2; Powder Puff 3; FHA 1; FBLA 3; Seminary Choir 2,3; Junior Float Chairman 2; Cadet Choir 1; Nat'l Forensic League 1,2; Spirit of '76 Club 3; Musical 2,3; Losers Club Pres. 3; Homecoming Dance Chairman 3; Girl's League 1,2,3; Region Speech 3; Senior Spotlight 3 MIKE ANDRA Football 1,3; Boy's League Vice Pres .3 CHERIE ASTLE Honor Roll 2,3; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1; Orchestra 1; All-State Orchestra 1; Cantadoras 2; Chauntaires 3; Seminary Choir 2,3; Musical 2,3; Powder Puff 3 EVERETTE AUGUSTINE CINDY ARNET BRIAN AULT Football 1,2,3; Track; Wrestling; Lettermen's Club; Band; Orchestra TAMMY BACHMAN International Club; National Honor Society; Honor Roll; Band; Girl's Basketball Manager; Swimming; State Swimming; Equestrian Club; Principal's Honor Roll MAX BARKER Honor Roll 3; Cheerleader for Powder Puff 3; VICA Parliamentarian 3; German Club 2,3; Utah State Trouble Shooting Participant 3 TAMRA BARKER All-State Orchestra; School Band; Honoi Roll; Honor Society; Region State Ensemble Contest; Pep Club; School Orchestra-Concert Master; FBLA; Chauntaires; Swim Team; Musical Orchestra-Concert Master; French Club; Science Club Secretary; Kendo Club; Rotary Exchange Student to Japan CINDY BARTHOLOME Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Musical Orchestra; Stage Band; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra ZANE BASSETT D.C. BEAN FRED BECK TOM BECKER National Merit Semi-Finalist; Model United Nations ELLEN BEECHER Honor Roll 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1; Stage Band 2; All-State Orchestra 1,2,3; Musical Orchestra 2,3; DAVID BENNION CAROL ANN BERGSJO Honor Roll 1; Stage Band 2; Band 1; Orchestra 3; Musical 3; Powder Puff 3 ANNETTE BERNTSON Student Spotlight 2; Pep Club Secretary 1; Honor Roll 2,3; Honor Society 3; Powder Puff 3; Spirit of '76 Club 3; Seminary Choir 2,3; Losers Club Sec. 3 ALAN BINDRUP SCOTT BITTERS PAM BLACK Pep Club 1; Band 1; FHA Rep. 1; Lunch Help 1,2,3; FHA Chapter Degree 1; International Club 2; FHA Vice President 2; Sponsors 2,3; Sponsor of the Month 2,3; Honor Roll 2; FHA Junior Degree 2; FHA Pres . 3; Sponsors Supply Officer 3; Honor Roll 3; National Honor Society 3; FHA Stage Degree 3 BONNIE BOUDRERO Pep Club 1; Spanish Club; Cantadoras 1,2; Cantadoras Pres. 3; State and Region Speech Meet 2 DICKSIE BOWEN Pep Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Cantadoras 2; Seminary Choir 3; Art Club 1; Girl's State LESLIE BOWEN Pep Club; FBLA; Homecoming Royalty; Songleader; Chuantaires; Crimson Colony; Musical; Class Assemblies CINDY BOWMAN DOUGLAS BRINGHURST Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Bridge Building Winner 2,3; Science Club 3 BOB BROWN Honor Roll 1,2; Lettermen's Club; Science Club 3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Junior Prom Royalty; Boy's State; National Honor Society KAREN BROWN Art Club 1; Competitive Sports 3; Powder Puff 3 DOREESE BUNNELL Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; L Point Clerk 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Top Senior 3 FRAN BURTENSHAW Chauntaires 2,3; Musical 2,3; Musical Choreographer 3; School Play 2; Spirit of '76 Club 3; Region Speech 2,3; Pep Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; National Honor Society Vice-Pres. 3 JIM BUTCHER Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Golf; Track; Debate; Stage Band; Symphonic Band; Orchestra DWIGHT CAHOON Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Soph. Senator 1; Boy's League 2; Chauntaires 2; Boy's State; Cross Country 3 DICK CALL Football 1,2; Swimming 1; Seminary Council 1; Boy's League Rep. 1; Boy's Senator 2; Debate 1; School Play 2,3; One Act Play 2,3; Senior Class Pres. 3; Sterling Scholar 3 CHAD CAMPBELL Lettermen's Club’ Football Chauntaires JEANNE CAMPBELL Sponsors 2,3; Pep Club 1; Honor 199 Roll 2,3; Powder Puff 3; Cantadoras 2 JULIE CAMPBELL Nat'l. Honor Society 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Jr. Class Secretary Girl's State 2; Sr. Class Senator; Musical 3; Grizzly Business Manager 3; Modern Dance 2,3; Student Senate 2,3; Pep Club 1; International Club 1,2; French Club Secretary 1 RICHARD CANNON Band 1,2; Debate 1,2; Science Club 3; Boy’s State 2 JULIE CARLISLE DAVID CHAMPLIN DIANE CHENEY DALE CHRISTENSEN Orchestra 1; Basketball 1; VICA 3 JAY CHRISTENSEN BECKY CLARK Honor Roll 2,3; Musical 2; Props Play Musical 1,2; Class Assembly 1,2; Honor Society 3; Superiors Excellent's Region State Speech Meet 1; Modern Dance 2,3 KELLY CLARK RICKY CLIFFORD LORETTA CLYDE WAYLAND COKER MARTY COLOMBATTO SUSAN COLSTON Honor Roll 2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Pep Club 1; Girl's League Vice Pres. 3; Girl's Swim Team 3; Girl's Track Team 3; Timer for Girl's Basketball 3; Homemaking Sterling Scholar 3. DAREL COPELAND CARLTON COPP KELLI CORDON Cantadoras DONNA COWLEY Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Society 2; Pep Club 1; Library Aide 1,3. DON CRANDALL Asst. of Health Occupational Students Texas 2 . KARMA CUTHBERT Pep Club; Chauntaires; Musical 3; Powder Puff 3 DEON DAINES Pep Club 1; Girl's Swim Team 3; Girl's Track Team 3 KARL DAVIS ALAN DEWEY Honor Roll; Football 1; Stage Band; Track; Christmas Dance Attendent MATT DIXON Lettermen’s Club 3; Football 1,2,3; German Club 2,3; Swimming 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Powder Puff Coach 3; ROTC 1,2,3 LORRAINE DORIGATTI DAVID EDWARDS Honor Roll 2; Lettermen's Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Band 1; Chauntaires 2,3; Musical 2,3; Crimson Colony 3; Boy's State 2; Most Preferred Man 2; Junior Prom Royalty 2; Student-body V.P. 3; Top Senior 3; Nat'l Honor Society 2; Who's Who in American High School Students 2; Student Senate 3; Prep All American 3 KURT ELBERT Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; Track 3 DENISE ELDER Band 1; Chauntaires 2,3; Seminary Counsel 1; Powder Puff 3; Honor Roll 3; FBLA 2; Pep Club 1; Police Youth Counsel Chairman 3 MARK ENGLE Wrestling 1,2,3; Vocational Machine Shop JULIE ERICKSON Pep Club 1; Cantadoras 1; Christmas Dance Elf 1,2; Powder Puff 3 LYNDA ERICKSON Pep Club 1; Cantadoras 1; Honor Roll 1,3; Powder Puff 3; Christmas Elf 2; Nat'l Honor Society 3 KONRAD ERNI Honor Roll; Crimson Colony; Orchestra; German Club; Seminary President; Musical 3; Top Senior 3; Spotlight; Boy's Glee Club CLAY ESSIG Studentbody Pres. 3; Studentbody Assemblies Exec. 2; Swim Team 1,2,3; Region Swimming 2,3; State Swim Meet 3; Track 1; Chauntaires 2,3; Musical 2,3; Crimson Colony 2,3; Student Senate 2,3; Senate Pres. 2,3; Boy's League 1,2,3; Boy's State 2; Who's Who in American High Schools 2; Seminary Choir 2,3; Key Club 1,2; Spirit of '76 Club 3; Boy's Cheer Club 3; Top Senior 3; Rifle Team 1; Letter-men's Club 2,3; Region Speech 3; HLFA 3; XOXOXO 3 LUANNE EVERTON Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; German Club 3; Pep Club 1; Cantadoras 1,2; Powder Puff 3 VALJEAN FACER Seminary Council Secretary; Chairman of Jr. Prom; Jr. Prom Queen; Sr. Class Secretary; Class Assemblies KATHY FARMER Honor Roll 2,3; Honor Society 3 HAYDEN FELT Football 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club NELDENE FITZGERALD CARMEN FONNESBECK JANELL FORSBERG Band 1; Hi-Lo's 2,3; Hi-Lo's Sec. 3; Cantadoras CHRISTINE FREEMAN Pep Club 1; Sponsors; 2,3; Military Ball Royalty 2,3; Christmas Dance Royalty 3; Class Assemblies 1 TRUDY FREEMAN Pep Club; Sophomore Senator; Girl's League Secretary; Powder Puff 3 LAURIE FULLMER Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Region Speech Meet 1; Jr. Assembly; Modern Dance Performance 2; Powder Puff 3 BRUCE GARDNER DEBBIE GARDNER Sophomore Assembly Chairman 1; Track 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 2; Golden Hour Center Award 2; Honor Roll 3 LARRY GATES Mr. Ugly 2; Sterling Scholar-Social Sciences 3; Orchestra 1,2; 3A-4A Realignment Committee 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Nat'l Honor Society Pres. 3; Debate Squad 1,2,3; Swimming 2; Boy's State 2; Grizzly Staff Reporter 1,2,3; National Merit Finalist 3 200 JANE GESSEL JEFF GLEED JUDY GMITRO LEX GODFREY VICA Club JAY GOLDING Football 1; Track; Lettermen's Club; Cross Country; Jr. Assembly DAWN GOSSNER Christmas Dance Royalty 3; Art Club 2,3; Cantadoras 2; German Club 3; Pep Club; Powder Puff 3 MICHAEL GREGORY PETER GRIEVE Sterling Scholar SUZANNE GRIFFIN Pep Club 1; Musical 2; Swim Team 3; Track Team 3 VARSI GUNNELL Pep Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Who's Who in American High School Students 2 BRET HAAN ROMADAN EL HADDAR TRACINE HALES Cantadoras 1; Chauntaires 2,3; Crimson Colony 2,3; Musical 2,3; Powder Puff 3; Honor Roll 2; Pep Club 1; Spirit of '76 Club 3; State Speech 2 MARC HANSEN PAUL HANSEN Band; Honor Roll; National Honor Society SCOTT HANSEN Band 1,2,3; Debate 1,2,3; 4th Place Oratory SUSC Forensics Meet 3 MARCIA HARDMAN Pep Club 1; Sph . Assembly; Orchestra 1; FHA 1; Superior at State Speech Meet 1; Jr. Assembly; Girl’s State 2; Chauntaires 2,3; Crimson Colony 2,3; Excellent at State Speech Meet 2; Musical 3 JUNE HARRIS Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Honor Society Sec. 3; Pep Club 1; FHA 3; Jr. Personality; Jr. Prom Chairman; Powder Puff 3; Girl's League 1,2,3; School Play 2; Musical Ticket Chairman 1,2,3; State Speech Meets 1,2; Seminary Choir Sec. 3 RAYMOND HARRIS ROSEANNE HARRISON SHELL1 HASLAM Pep Club, Orchestra LISA HATCH Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Girl's League Officer 3; FBLA 2,3; Band 1,2; Chuantaires 3; Pep Club 1; FBLA Officer 3 NANCY HAWKES Pep Club; Honor Roll; National Honor Roll MARVIN HAWS Sophomore Vice Pres.; Most Preferred Man 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2,3; Track 1; Chauntaires; Studentbody Athletic Executive NANCY HAWS Honor Roll 1,2,3; Chauntaires 3; Musical 3; Studentbody Secretary 3; Powder Puff 3; Pep Club 1; Junior Class Senator 2; National Honor Society 2,3; Top Senior 3; Cantadoras 1; Student Senate 2,3; Girl of the Month 1 RUTH HEIDT KARL HELLBERG JEANINE HENDERSON CAROLYN HENINGER Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 2,3; Girl's League 1,2,3 DEANN HENINGER Pep Club 1; Cantadoras 1; FHA 1; Chauntaires 2,3; Art Club 2,3; Musical 2,3; Crimson Colony 3 MICHAEL HENINGER Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Track; Cross Country; Lettermen; Boy's State; Who's Who In American High Schools; National Merit Scholarship; Letter of Commendation; Science Club; Spanish Club; Sterling Scholar in General Scholarship JACK HEYREND Auto III; VICA SHAWNA HOFFMAN RUSSELL HOLDREDGE Honor Roll 3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Debate 1,2; NFL 1,2,3; State Swimming Meet 3; VICA 3; Plymouth Trouble Shooter 3; MBG 3; PAS Auto Mechanics Award 2 MICHAEL HOTH MARYAM HOURMANESH JEFF HULSE Football; Spring Review MIKE HULSE JILL HUNSAKER DIANA HUNT Pep Club 1 DAVE JACOBSEN Sv imming 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; Track Manager 2 DOUG JAMES Football 1; Band 1,2; Baseball Mgr. 1,2,3; Basketball Mgr. 1; Stage-band 1,3; Musical Orchestra 1; All-State Bend 3; Assembly 3 LAD AWN JAMES Pep Club I; FBLA 3; Honor Roll 1,2; Cantadora 2; Nat'l Honor Society 2; Speech Meets 1,2,3; Powder Puff 3; Seminary Choir 2,3; Spirit of '76 Club 3 LORRI JAMES ROTC 3 CRAIG JENSEN STEVEN RAY JENSEN ROTC 1; STEVE JENSEN ROTC 1,2,3; Band 1,2 TAMIE JENSEN Honor Roll 3; Chauntaires 2,3; Pep Club 1; Cantadoras 1; Musical 3; Crimson Colony 3; Powder Puff 3 TONY JENSON VICA 3 JEFFREY JOHNSON Honor Roll; Band 1,2,3; Musical 2; Musical Orchestra 3; Stocking Boy 3; Amphion 3; Boy's State 2 MARK JOHNSON ROZEANNE JOHNSON SHEILA JOHNSON Pep Club 1; Hi-Lo's; Honor Roll; Honor Society TONY JOHNSON Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; 201 All-State Orchestra 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Musical Orchestra 2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; ROTC 1; Lettermen's Club Sec. 3; Key Club 1,2,3; Most Preferred Man 3; Track 1; Seminary Choir 3; Student Spotlight 3 LENA JOHANSSON Swimming; International Club ALAINE JORGENSEN Musical Orchestra 2,3; Region Speech Meets 2; School Play 2; Seminary Choir 2,3; Spirit of '76 Club 3; Pep Club 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 2,3; Assistant Historian 3; All State Orchestra 1,2,3; Powder Puff 3 DENNIS KAAE MARGENE KARTCHNER Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Powder Puff Football 3; Band 1,2,3; Spirit of '76 Club 3; Spanish Club 1 IRENE KEENE FHA; Cantadoras 1,2,3; Lunch Helper; Christmas Hall Decorating Committee JEFF KELLER Honor Roll; Stage Band; Orchestra LARRY KIMBER STEVE KIRSCHMAN Marching Band; Symphonic Band; Stage Band; ROTC 1; Army Aviation 3; VICA 2; Utah Tech. Award; Musical Orchestra ANDREW KLINE Band 1; Stage Band 2,3; Art Club 2,3; Chauntaires 3; Wrestling 1; Regional Vocal Solo 2,3; Regional Tuba Solo 3; Musical 2,3;Amphion Artist 3; Stage Crew 1 SUSAN KOCH CINDY KOFOED Powder Puff 3 WARREN KUNZ Honor Roll 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Chauntaires 3; Glee Club 3 LYNDON LAMBORN TAYA LAMONT DEBBIE LANNER KATHY LARSON Pep Club Drill Master 1; Cantadoras 1; Chauntaires 2; Hi-Los 2; Hi-Lo V.P.; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Girl's State 3 BOB LARSON Football; Track; Basketball; Swimming LOUISE LENKERSDORFER Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1; FBLA 1; SOSC 3; Powder Puff 3 JULIE LEWIS Honor Roll; Pep Club 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Musical 3; Powder Puff 3; National Honor Society. SHELLY LEWIS Songleader; NCA; Powder Puff 3 LEEANN LIECTY Hi-Lo's 2,3; Cantadoras 1; Pep Club 1; Christmas Royalty 3 BART LEISHMAN Band 1; Chauntaires 1,2; Boy's Glee Club 3; Football 1; German Club 1 CRAIG LOFTHOUSE Lettermen's Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 2; Yearbook Staff 1; Boy's Glee Club 3; Tennis 1; State Wrestling 3; Outstanding Logan Wrestler VALENE LOWER FFA; Hi-Lo's President 3; Soph. Football 1; Band 1,2; VICA Vice-Pres. 3 HOLLY LUNDBERG Honor Roll, Hi-Lo's 1,2 JIM MABE S.V. Rodeo Club 1; Bull Riding; Lettermen 3 SALLY MACK Honor Roll 1,2,3; Sterling Scholar 3; Girl's League 1,2,3; Junior Prom 2; Junior Activities 2 MARY MARTIN Sponsors 1,2; Rifle Team Commander 3; FHA 2,3; Lunch Helper 3; Honor Roll 3; Junior Devation to Duty Award 2 STEVE MARTIN Football 1 JOYLEE MATHEWS Honor Roll 1; German Club 1; FHA 1,2,3; NFSG 1; School Bookstore 1; FBLA 1; International Club 2; Seminary Zone Leader 1,2; Science Club 3; Office Practice 3; Seminary Choir 2,3 NEIL MCMURDIE Powder Puff coach 3; Chauntaires 3; Honor Roll 3; Spirit of '76 Club 3; Boy's Glee Club Pres. 3; Senior Class V.P. 3; Crimson Colony 3; Amphion Staff 3; Musical 3; Seminary Class Pres. BRYAN MEACHAM Honor Roll 2 EFRAT MOR SHERRIE MORRISON Honor Roll; FBLA; FBLA Secretary; Pep Club; National Honor Society NAN NEELEY Honor Roll 1,2,3; Chauntaires 2; Yearbook 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Girl's League Officer 1,2; Honor Society 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Musical Orchestra 2,3; All-State Orchestra 1,2,3; Seminary Council 3; Powder Puff 3; Top Senior 3; Seminary Choir 3 BARBARA NELSON Honor Roll 1,2,3 JAMES NELSON KIM NELSON Pep Club 1; Art Clug 1,2; Debate 1,2; International Club 1; Cantadoras Chauntaires 3; Crimson Colony 3; Musical 2,3; School Play 3; State Diver 3; State Swimmer 3; Honor Roll 3; Honor Society 3; Girl's State 3; Powder Puff 3; Golden Spike 2; Weber Speech Meet 2 TOM NICHOLLS GORDON NIEDERHAUSER ROTC 1 GREG NIELSON Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Swimming 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Science Club 3 NANCY NIELSON Honor Roll 1,2; Sponsor 1,2; FHA 2,3; Cantadoras 1,3; Powder Puff 3 SHELLY NIELSON Powder Puff 3; Girl's League 1,2,3 SCOTT NIELSON Boy's League 1,2,3 BRENDA NORRIS Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Junior Assembly Chairman 2; Pep Club 1; Powder Puff 3 JANA OLSEN Band 1,2,3; Girl's League 1,2,3 202 ILENE OLSEN CHARLOTTE PALMER Band 1,2,3; FHA 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3 ERIN PALMER Girl's League 1,2,3 LORI PARKER Pep Club 1; Pep Club Drill Master 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Hi-Lo's 2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Hi-Lo Social Chairman 3 ROBERT PARKINSON PIERCO PAUL Crimson Colony 2,3; Stage Band 2; Chauntaires 2,3; Musical 3; Junior Prom Royalty 2 JEFF PEASE Football 2,3; Chauntaires 2,3; Musical 2,3; Crimson Colony 3; C .C. Pres . 3 JANICE PEHRSON Girl's League 1,2,3 SCOTT PEHRSON Band 1; ROTC 1; Football 2,3; Letter-men's Club 2,3; Swim Team 2; Black Jacks 1; Tennis Team 2,3 EILEEN PERRY Hi-Lo's 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Cantadoras 1; Pep Club 1; FBLA 3; Powder Puff Manager 3 JAN PERRY Most Promising FBLA Member 1; ROTC Cadet of the Week 2; Girl's State 3; National Honor Society 2,3; FBLA 1,2,3; FBLA Pres. 3; Chauntaires 2,3; Musical 2; Pep Club 1; Sponsors 2,3; Debate 1,2,3 DAVID PETERSON Tennis 2,3; Boy's League 1,2,3 KEVIN PETERSON Senior Assembly 3; Boy's League 1,2,3; Senior Ball Royalty 3 MELISSA PETERSON Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Pep Club 1, Debate 1; Sponsors 2,3; National Merit Commended 3; Powder Puff 3 RUSSELL PETERSON SHAUNA PETERSON Band 1,2,3; Cantadoras 1; Pep Club 1; Theater Arts 1,2; Student Director 3 KRISTY PETTIGREW Baseball 1; School Play 1,3;Basketball Manager 1; Baseball 1,2,3; DECA Club; Lettermen's Club 3 RANDY PORTER ROTC 1,2,3 LIZ POTTER Cheerleader; Homecoming Royalty; Cantadoras RENEE POULSON Science Club 1,2; Forensics Club 1; National Honor Society 2,3; State Music Festival 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Chauntaires 3; Amphion 3; FBLA 2,3; Powder Puff Football 3’ Girl's State 2; International Club 1,2,3 WESLEY POUND Honor Roll 1; Track Team 3; Soccer Team; Boy's Glee Club 3; Science Club 1,3; Art Club; German Club 3; Student Spotlight 3; Chairman in Jr. Class Dance; Chairman Sr. Class Float; Honor Society 2 WES PUGMIRE Lettermen's Club STEPHEN RAAT Football; VICA; ROTC SODOF RAHIMI VICKIE RALPHS ANN RASMUSON Honor Roll 1,2,3; Historian 3; Chauntaires 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; SOSC 3; Powder Puff 3 PAMELA REDD Honor Roll 1,2,3; Military Ball Royalty 2, 3; National Honor Soceity 2,3; Powder Puff 3; Sponsors 2,3; Pep Club 1; French Club 1,2,3 KARL REID SCOTT RICE Chauntaires 2,3; Musical 2; Band 1; Key Club 2,3; Boy's Glee Club 3; Crimson Colony 2,3; ROTC 2 LEEANN RICH Pep Club 1; Business Student of the Year 1; Honor Roll 1; Chauntaires 2; Hi-Lo's 2,3; Powder Puff 3 CLAUDIA RICHARDS RICK RICHINS Boy’s League 1,2,3; Volunteer Work at Logan Hospital 1,2,3 SADIE RICHINS PAUL PHILLIPS TAMRA RINDLISBACHER HARVEY MELVIN RICHARDS Swimming team 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2,3; VICA 3 DEBBIE RICKERT Honor Roll Decorated Spirit Week 2 DAVID RILEY Football 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club Track 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2 DE RINGLE Pep Club 1; Cantadoras 2; Powder Puff 3; Honor Roll 2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Sports and Junior Class Editor of Yearbook 2,3; Girl’s League President 3; Girl's State 2; Student Senator 3; Captain of Volleyball and Basketball teams 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students Top Senior 3; Art Club 1,2; Chairman of Dances 1,2,3 THOMAS RISK RICHARD ROBBINS Honor Roll; Honor Society 3; Band 1,2; Boy's Glee Club 3; Senior Assembly 3; Seminary Class President 1,2; Seminary Class Vice-President 3 JIM ROCK DALE ROGERS Boy's League 1,2,3 LAREE ROGERS CINDY ROSKELLY Honor Roll; National Honor Society 2,3; Pep Club Historian 1; Girl of the Month 1; FBLA 2; Art Club 1,2, Powder Powder Puff 3 SAM ROTH WELL Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Tennis 1; Crimson Colony 3; Lettermen's Club Club 2,3; Boy's State 2; All Region Football Honorable Mention 2 DAVE RYAN Lettermen's Club 2,3; Football 1,2, 3; Swimming 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Musical 3 JIM RYAN MICHAEL SAUNDERS ROSIE SAWYER Pep Club Pres.; Sponsors 2,3; ROTC Rifle Drill Team 3; Powder Puff 3 BRET SCHIFFMAN Debate 1,2; School Play 1,2,3; Football 1,3; Wrestling 1, National Forensic League 1,2; Stage Manager Musical 3; Grizzly Staff 1; Speech Meet 1,2,3 203 CRAIG SCOTT Honor Roll 3; Football 1; Band 1; Chauntaires 2,3; Boy's State 2; Jr. Class Pres.; Boy's League Pres. 3; Musical 2,3; Spirit of '76 Club; Boy's Glee Club 3; Crimson Colony 2,3; Student Senate 2,3; Top Senior 3; Seminary Choir 3; D.P. 1,2,3 KIM SEARS Pep Club Socials Chairman; Powder Puff RICHARD SHARP Spanish Club 1; Science Club 2,3; Science Club Vice-Pres. 3; National Honor Society 2,3; National Honor Society Vice-Pres. 3; Boy’s State; Musical 3; Seminary Council 3; Soccer Team 3; Amphion Staff 3; National Merit Semi-finalist 2; National Merit Finalist 3; Boy's Glee Club 3; Class Assembly 2,3; Calculus Club 3; Jr. Personality KARL SHU PE Band 1,2; Lettermen's Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3; All-State Football 3; All Cache Valley Football 3 WENDY SJOSTROM FHA 3; Sponsors 3; FBLA 2; Pep Club; Powder Puff; Kitchen Aid 2 GREG SKABELUND Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Lettermen 2,3; DECA 2 MARTIN SKABELUND NICOLE SKABELUND Grizzly Editor 3; Focus Editor 2; Musical 3; Powder Puff 3; Girl's State; Debate 1,2,3; Science Club 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3 ROBERT SKI BY Rifle Team 3; Jr. Marksmanship Award BRADLEY SMITH Football 1; ROTC Superior Cadet 2; Boy's League Officer 3; ,Military Ball Royalty Escort 3; ROTC Commander 3; Boy’s Glee Club 3 NANCY SNEDAKER Volleyball 3; Basketball 3; Track Manager 3; French Club 2 JEAN SORENSON Honor Poll 1; Junior Prom Attendant; Homecoming Queen 2,3; Powder Puff 3; Who's Who of America 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Head Cheerleader 3; Top Senior 3 KAREN SPENCE Honor Roll 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; All-State Orchestra 1,2,3; State Orchestra Ensemble 3; State Solo Ensemble 3; Northern Wasatch Youth Symphony 1, 3; Debate (Region, State) 2; Musical Orchestra 3; Pep Club 1 ALLAN STAHELI Wrestling 2,3 EDDIE STEPHENS Swimming; ROTC; VICA CLEON RICHARD STETTLER Wrestling 1,2; Pole Vaulter 1,2; Debater 2,3; Band Member 1,2,3 PAUL STEWART LARRY STODDARD Honor Roll 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3; Science Club; City Basketball Prep League 1,2 BRETT STUART ELLEN STUART Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; International Club 2,3; Orchestra 1, 2,3; Sterling Scholar Nominee Foreign Language 3; Betty Crocker Award; Seminary Council; Seminary Librarian BRAD SUMMERS Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 3; Football 1; Jr. Prom King 2; Musical Orchestra 2,3 TAM1 TAYLOR Pep Club 1; FBLA 2,3; FBLA Historian 3; Amphion 3; Powder Puff 3; Spanish Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2; Honor Society 2 NANCY THOMPSON STEPHEN THOMPSON Football 1,2,3; Football All Cache Valley Defense 3; Baseball Manager 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Soph. Assembly 1; Musical 2; Senior Assembly 3; Letter-men's Club 3; Coach Powder Puff 3 ALLYSON TURNER Honor Roll 1,2,3; Chauntaires 2,3; Musical 2,3; Powder Puff 3; FHA 1; Who's Who in Music 3; Honor Society 2,3; Sterling Scholar 3 RUTH TROWBRIDGE CHERYL UNDERWOOD Honor Society 3; Junior Personality 2; Calculus Club 3; French Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3 JAMES VAN DERSLICE Musical Orchestra 3; Photographer for Grizzly 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Region Ensemble 3; Science Club Pres. 3; Debate 1,2,3; Stage Band 2.3' Symphonic Band 1,3; Calculus Club 3; Wrestling 1,2; Soccer 3; National Honor Society 2,3; CYO 1,2,3 MIKE VANLUIK Football 1; Black Jack Club 1; Lettermen's Club 2; Baseball 1,2,3 MIKE VAN NOY Football 1; Golf Team 3; Band 1; Boy's State 2 PEGGY WALLACE Soph Class Secretary 1; Student Senate 1; Seminary Council V.P. 2; Amphion 2,3; Most Promising Junior Businss Student 2; Student Spot- light 2; FBLA Vice-Pres. 3; Christmas Stocking Girl 3; Girl's State 3; Powder Puff 3 SUSC 3' National Honor Society 3 BOB WARDLE ROTC 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; State Math Test Finalist 1,2; Seminary Council 2; Science Club Pres. 2; Science Club 2,3; Boy’s State 2; National Honor Society 2,3; Boy's Glee Club 3; Sterling Scholar in Science 3; Student Senate 3; National Merit Finalist 3 LARRY WATTS Honor Roll; Football 1; Tennis; Honor Society; Boy's Glee Club; Wrestling; Assembly 1,2,3 DEWAYNE WEBB Football 1; Musical Orchestra 1; VICA; VICA Sec. ; Band 1; Science Club 3; Cheerleaders for Powder Puff 3; Pacific Automotive Show Avard 3; Plymouth Trouble Shooter JOHN WHEAR Football 1,2,3; Ail Valley Football 3; Track 2; ROTC 1,3, Lettermen's Club Club VALAR1E WICKHAM Honor Roll 1,3; FHA 3; Sponsors 3; Powder Puff 3; School Lunch Help 2 DELWIN WILLDEN VICA Club LARRY WILLIAMS Honor Roll 2,3; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Chauntaires 2,3; Nat'l Honor Society; Wrestling 1; Baseball 2,3; Soph. Class Pres. ; Student Senate 1; Amphion 3; Musical 3; Paint Crew 1,2,3 DIRK WILSON DONNA WINWARD LA VINA WOLFGRAMM DEBBIE WOOD FBLA CATHY WOOTTON JAMES WRIGHT Football 1,3; 3and 1; Assembly 1; Chauntaires 2; Cross Country 3; Region Cross Country Runner 3; Pres. Chauntaires 3 TAMI WRIGHT Pep Club 1; Art Club 2,3; Canta-doras 1; Chauntaires 2,3; Powder Puff 3; Musical 3; Honor Roll; Honor Society; Seminary Council 2; State and Region Speech Meets JEFF ZABRISKIE KAMYAR ZAHEDI HAYDEN ZANJANI ALIAZIMI ZONOOZ STEVEN ZUFELT 204 INDEX SENIOR INDEX Ait ken. Georgette 33, 146, 3S Aitken, Louis 35 Alarcon, Jenny 35 Al-lmari, Jeddie 35 Allen, Karen 35, 84,99,100,146 Alien, Trent 35,84 Allred, Daren 35 Allsop, Brian 35 Anderson, Lorraine 35, 76, 77,90 99,128,146,179 Andra, Mike 35,76,80,140 Andrea sen, Betty 35 Andrews, Kristie 35,107 Andrews, Steve 35 Arnet, Cindy 35 Astle, Cherie 35,90,128,146,179 Augustine, Everette 35,103 Ault, Brian 35,105,107,140,141 Backman, Tammy 35,84,177,179 Barker, Max, 35,103 Barker, Tamra 35,82,90,130,179 Bartholome, Cindy 35, 82,84,86 130 Bassett, Zane 35 Bean, D.C. 4 7,84,112 Beck, Fred 35,107,163 Becker, Tom 4 7 Beecher, Ellen 35,84,130 Bennion, David 35,82,103,109,130 Bergsjo, Carol Ann 36,82,84,86,130 14 6 Berntson, Annette 36,99,146,179 Bindrup, Alan 4 7 Bitters, Scott 36,141 Black, Pamela 36,102,106,110,179 Boudrero, Bonnie 36,89 Bowen, Dieksie 36,99,146 Bowen, Leslie 36,4 9,88,90,92,93, 119,129,145 Bowman, Cindy 4 7 Bnnghurst, Douglas 36,105,179 Brown, Bob 36,107,140 Brown, Karen 36,146 Bunnell. Doreese 36,106,146,179 Burtenshaw, Francene 36,49,90,99 128.130.179 Cahoon, Dwight 36,163 Call, Dick 34,30,36,127,145,178 Campbell, Chad 36,90,141 Campbell, Jeanne 36,110,145 Campbell, Julie 30,34,36,49,78 128.146.179 Cannon, Richard 36,105 Carlisle, Julie 36 Chadwick, Margaret 4 7 Champlin, David 36,78,109 Cheney, Diane 4 7 Christensen, Dole 36 Christensen, Jay 36 Clark, Becky 36 Clark, Kelly 4 7 Clifford, Ricky 36 Clyde, Loretta 36, 145 Coker, Wayland 37,82,86,88,146 Colombatto, Marty 37,107,140,141 Colston, Susan 37,81,178 Copeland, Darel 4 7 Copp, Carlton 4 7 Cordon, Kelli 37 Cowley, Donna 37, 106 Crandall, Don 37 Cuthbert, Karma 37, 90,128,145 Daines, Deon 37,106 Davis, Karl 37,103 Dewey,Alan 37,84,86 Dixon, Matt 37,49,107,111,140,145 Dorigatti, Lorraine 37 Edwards, David 33,32,30,37,49,90 88,107,129,149 Elbert, Kurt 37,107,140,141 Elder, Denise 37,90 Engle, Mark 37 Erickson, Julie 37, 146 Erickson, Lynda 37,146 Erni, Konrad 37,82,88,99,109,129, 179 Essig, Clay 30,32,33,38,49,88,90, 99,107,109,128,129,177 Everton, LuAnne 38,145 Facer, Val Jean 30,34,38,145 Farmer, Kathy 38 Felt, Hayden 38,49,107,140 Fitzgerald, Neldene 38 Fonnesbeck, Carmen 38 Forsberg, Janell 38,96,97 Freeman, Christine 38,110,122 Freeman, Trudy 38,81,145 Tullmer, Laurie 38,146 Gardner, Bruce 38,49,80,86,88,107 Gardner, Debbie 4 7 Gardner, Delaine 38 Gates, Larry 38,141,108,177,179 Gessel, Jane 38 Gleed, Jeffrey 38 Gmitro, Judy 38 Godfrey, Lex 4 7,103 Golding, Jay 38,107,163 Gossner, Dawn 38,100,101,145 Gregory, Michael 4 7 Grieve, Peter 39, 177 Griffin, Suzanne 39 Gunnell, Varsi 39,14 6 Haan, Bret 4 7 Haddar, Romadan El 47,53,163 Hales, Traclne 39,88,90,99,106 128.145 Hansen, Marc 39,82,84,112 Hansen, Paul 39 Hansen, Scott 39,108 Hardman, Marcia 39,49,88,110,128 129 Harris, June 39,49,99,179 Harris, Raymond 39 Harrison, Roseanne 39,82,110,145 Hoslam, Shell! 39,82,146 Hatch, Lisa 39,81,90,98,179 Hawkes, Nancy 39 Haws, Marvin 30,32,33,39,107, 14 0 Haws, Nancy 30,32,33,39,90,128, 146,179 Heidt, Ruth 39,90,105,145 Hellberg, Karl 39,112 Henderson, Jeanine 84,39 Heninger, Carolyn 39 Heninger, DeAnn 39,88,90,100,128 130.146 Heninger, Michael 39,105,163,179 Heyrend, Jack 39 Hoffman, Shawna 39,96,97,146 Holdredge, Russell 39, 103,107,177 Hoth, Michael 40,178 Hourmanesh, Maryam 47 Hulse, Jeff 40 Hulse, Mike 47 Hunsaker, Jill 4 7 Hunt, Diane 106,4 0 Jacobsen, Dave 40,107,177 James, Doug 40,49,86 James, a Dawn 4 0,99,14 5 James, Lorri 40 Jensen, Craig 47 Jensen, Steve 40,49 Jensen, Steve 40 Jensen, Tamie 40,88,90,128,145 Jenson, Tony 40,103 Johnson, Jeffrey 77,76,130 Johnson, Mark 40 Johnson, Rozeanne 40 Johnson, Sheila 40,96,97 Johnson, Tony 40, 82,107,123,130 141,156 Johansson, Lena 40 Jorgensen, Alaine 40,82,99,130,179 Kaae, Dennis 4 7 Kartchner, Margene 40,84,99,179 Keene, Irene 40,89 Keller, Jeffrey 4 7,86 Kimber, Lorry 41,84,112 Kirschman, Stephen 41,84 Kline, Andrew 41,76,84,86,90,100 128,130 Koch, Susan 47,146 Kofoed, Cindy 41 Kunz, Warren 41,90,109,179 Lamborn, Lyndon 41,109 Lamont, Taya 41 Lanner, Debbie 47. Larson, Greg 41,163 Larsen, Kathy 41,96,97 Larsen, Bob 41,140,141 Larson, Sandra 47 Leichty, LeeAnn 41,96,97 Leishman, Bart 41,90,103,109 Lenkersdorfer, Louise 41,99,145,179 Lewis, Julie 41,82,128,145 Lewis, Shelly 41,92,93,146 Lofthouse, Craig 41,107,140,141,156 Lower, Valene 41, 96,97 Lowry, Ken 41,103 Lundberg, Holly 41,96,97 Lyon, Max 4 7 McGregor, Jodi 41,100,142 McGregor, Jon 42,107,163 McMurdie, Nell 30,34,42,49, 76, 77,88,90,109,128,130,145 Mabe, James 41 Mack, Sally 41,178 Martin, Mary 41,110,106 Martin, Steve 41, Mathews, Joylee 41 Meacham, Bryan 42 Meline, Leah 42,89,12 7 Mitchell, Suzanne 42 Monson, Hilary 42 Mor, Efrat 4 7,106 Moore, Kevin 42 Morrison, Sherrie 42,98 Mortensen, Corey 42 Neeley, Nan 42,49,76,77,82,130 179 Nelson, Barbara 42 Nelson, James 47 Nelson, Kim 42,49,88,90,127,128 146 Nicholls, Tom 42 Niederhauser, Gordon 4 7 Nielsen, Greg 42,105,141 Nielson, Nancy 42,89,110,145 Nielsen, Shelly 42 Nielsen, Scott 42 Norris, Brenda 42,145 Olsen, Eilene 42 Olsen, Jana 42,146 Palmer, Charlotte 43,84 Palmer, Erin 4 3 Parker, Lori 43,96,97,179 Parkinson, Robert 43,105,179 Paul, Pierco 43,88,90,128,130 Pease, Jeff 43,88,90,109,128,129 14 0 Pehrson, Janice 43 Pehrson, Scott 43,109 Perry, Eileen 43,96,97,98,145 Perry, Jan 43,90,98,108,179 Peterson, David 4 7 Peterson, Kevin 43 Peterson, Melissa 43,145,179 Peterson, Russell 43 Peterson, Shauna 4 3,84,14 5 INDEX Pettigrew, Kristy 4 3 Phillips, Paul 43,107,127 Porter, Randy 4 7 Potter, Liz 4 3,92,93,119 Poulson, Renee 43,76, 77,90,101,179 Pound, Wesley 43e Pugmire, Wesley 43,141 Raat, Stephen 43 Rahimi, Sadaf 43 Ralphs, Vickie 43,49,92,93,145 Rasmuson, Ann 43,90 Redd, Pamela 43,49,101,110,145,179 Reid, Karl 43,103,109 Rice, Scott 44,88,90,105 Rich, Leeann 44,96,97,146 Richards, Claudia 4 7 Richins, Rick 44 Richins, Sadie 44,89,106 Rickert, Debbie 44 Riley, David 44,107,141 Rindlisbacher, Tamara 44 Ringle, Delane 44,76,77,81,145, 177,179 Risk, Thomas 44 Robbins, Richard 44,109,179 Rock, Jim 44,103 Rogers, Dale 44,112 Rogers, LaRee 44 Roskelly, Cindy 44,106,145,179 Rothwell, Sam 44,88,107 Ryan, David 44,49,107,128,141,177 Ryan, Jim 4 7 Saunders, Michael 44 Sawyer, Rosy 44,110,145 Schiffman, Bret, 44,12 7 Scott, Craig 44,49,80,88,90,99 109,128,129 Sears, Kim 44 Sharp, Richard 44,76,77,128,163, 179 Shupe, Karl 44,107,141,156 Sjostrom, Wendy 44,110,146 Skabelund, Greg 44,140,141 Skabelund, Martin 4 5 Skabelund, Nicole 45,78,129,177, 179 Skiby, Robert 4 7 Smith, Brad 45,80,112 Smith, David M. 45 Snedaker, Nancy 45,145 Sorenson, Jean 45,49,92,93,119,145 Spence, Karen 45,78,82,130 Speth, Cindy 45, 76,146 Staheli, Alan 4 5 Stephens, Ed 45,103 Stettler, Cleon 45,108,84 Stewart, Paul 4 5 Stoddard, Larry 45,105,179 Stuart, Brett 4 5 Stuart, Ellen 45,82,178,179 Sumemrs, Brad 45,84,86,130,179 Taylor, Tami 45,76,77,98,145 Thompson, Nancy 45,110 Thompson, Stephen 45, 84,140,141, 146 Trowbridge, Ruth 4 7 Turner, Allyson 45,88,90,130,146, 178 Underwood, Cheryl 46,146,179 Valley, Elizabeth 46 VanDerslice, James 46,78,84,86, 130,163 VanLuik, Mike 46,107 Van Noy, Mike 4 6 Wallace, Peggy 46,76,77,98,179 Wardlc, Bob 30,34,46,179,178 Watts, Larry 46,179 Webb, Dewayne 46,103,105 Whear, John 46,112,141 Wheeler, Paul 90 Wickham, Valarie 46,146 Wilden, Delwin 46,103 Williams, Larry 46,76,77,90,128 179 Wilson, Dirk 46 Winninger, Becky 46 Winward, Donna 46,89 Wolfgramm, Lavina 46 Wood, Debbie 46 Wooton, Cathy 89,46 Wright, Monty 46,90,163 Wright, Tami 46,90,100,145,128 Zabriskie, Jeff 4 7 Zanjani, Hayden 4 7 Zonooz, AliAzimi 4 7 Zufelt, Stephen 47 JUNIOR INDEX Abel, Mike 30,50,51,124 Abplanalp, Tori 51,112 Adams, Susan L. 51 Aitken, Percy 51,80,142 Albretsen, Judy 30,50,51,90 Alderman, Diana 51,89 Allan, Bob 51,162 Allen, Jason, 51,151,152,123,107 Allen, Kathleen SI Allen, Paul 51,84,86,141,142,151, 152.124.107 Allison, Don 51,112 Allred, Douglas 51,82,105 Amussen, Mark 51,163 Andersen, Denise 51,110 Andersen, Jim 51,162,151,152 Anderson, Lance, 51,90,142 Anderson, Linda 51,84,89,102 Anderson, Randy 51 Andra, Steve 51 Andrews, Jeff 51 Astle, Todd 51,107 Atkinson, Robynn 51,82 Atwood, Gary 51 Barkhuff, Susann 51 Bates, Scott 51 Bean, Lewis 51 Beck, Richard 51 Bennion, Curt 51,82,84 Bergstrom, Jill 51,90,110 Berntson, Carl 51,112 Berry, Arnett 51,90,102,106 Birch, Jeff 51 Black, Marilynn 51,78 Blanchard, Kim 51,90,110 Bodrero, Theresa 51 Boehme, Dean 51 Broadbent, Clay 52,140,141,142, 150.152.107 Brockman, Chris 52,90,140,141, 142.151.152.107 Brown, Mary 52,76,77 Brown, Shauna 52,78 Budge, Brenda 52,78 Bunn, David 52,113 Burnham, Ann 52,82,108,130,133 Burnside, Rusty 52, 86 Butterfield, Blair 52,113 Butterfield, Tad 52,88,90,128, 142.107 Cain, Val 52 Campos, Peter 52, 112 Carlisle, Dana 52, 90,102 Carlisle, Jack 52 Carlisle, Jana 52 Carlson, Scott 52, 140,14 2 Chadwick, John 52 Chatterton, Genet 52,90,128 Christensen, Kent 52 Christensen, Tanya 52 Clark, David 52,163 Clark, Julie 52,110 Clement, Nancy 52 Clyde, Mark E. 52,151,152 Cobia, Camie 52 Cole, Julie C. 52 Coleman, Lori 52, 106 Collett, Sandra 52 Collier, Matt 52, 90,128 Colston, Tami 52, 82, 84, 130 Cook, Allison Cook, Carol 53, 165,167 Covington, Diane 53,124 Craghead, Jim 53 Curtis, Cindy 53 Dahle, Roger 53, 162 Daines, Lisa 53 Dalby, Cindy 53, 82,84,90,128 Datwyler, Julie 53,96,97 Datwyler, Todd 53,112 Deschamps, Lisa 53,163,165,167 Dewey, Ralph 53, 86 Dodge, Robert Dovey, Philip 53 Dunn, Patty 53,78,89,166,167 Eagar, Etta 53,89 Eames, Tammy 53 Egbert, Rick 53 Elder, Shelly 53, 89 Ellgen, Jill 53 Ellis, Janet 53 Emmett, Jake 30,31,50,53,90,124 Erickson, Alden 53,90,105 Emi, Bernard 53, 82,141,142 Eshelman, Ansel 53,84 Evertsen, Lisa 53 Farner, Julie 53, 96,97, 98 Ferguson, Brad 53 Fifield, Lynea 53,82,84 Fillmore, Lori 54,102 Fisk, Mary Jane 54,82,84,90,128 Fjeldsted, Kristan 54,76, 77,124 , 82,90,133 Follette, Shannon 54 Fonnesbeck, David 54, 113 Foote, Roxan 54,110,122 Friedli, Jerilyn 54 Friedli, Karla 54 Geary, Craig 54 Gerber, Connie 54, 96,97 Gittins, Bonnie 54, 82,130 Glenn, Lonnie 54 Godfrey, Bart 54,84,86,88,142 Golding, Don 54,84,86,163,107 Good sell, Kim 54 Gossner, David 54 Green, Georgia 54, 89, 106 Griffin, Mike 54,84,86,142 Griffiths, Tyler 54,84 Gunnell, Lois 54,90 Habel, Katie 54,100 Hale, Gina 54,84 Hansen, Jolene 54,89,110 Hanson, David 141,54,142,107 Hargreaves, Leo 54,108,156,163, 107 Harris, Eddie 54,112 Harris, Stephanie 54,85,96,97 Harris, Steven 54 Harris, Tami 54 Harris, Ted 54 Harris, Vicky 55 Hart, Mike 55, 84 Hatch, Kelly 55 Hedin, Darren 55,142,107 Heidt, Liz 5S,78,90,128 Henderson, Brenda 55 Hendricks, Robert 55,82,90,105, 128 INDEX Hemnget, Craig 55 112 Hepner, Ilene 55,111,112 Hirschi, Kent 55,163 Hobbs, Rodney 55,112 Hobbs, David 55 Hodges, David 55,111,112 Hodges, Patty 55 Hocy, Jeff 55 Hoth, Jeff 55,84,112 Hunsaker, Dean 55,90 Hunsakcr, Eric 55,141,142 Hurst, Gary 55,107 Hyde, Kevin 55 Ignacio, Poula 55 lvaric, Dave 55,112,163 Joke, La Donna 55 Jensen, David 55,140,141,142,151, 152,107 Jensen, Suzanne 55,82,84,88,90, 120,128 Jensen, Todd 55,162 Jensen, Val 55 Jenson, Rex 56,112 John, Michael K. 56 John, Nancy 56,96,97 Johnson, Billy 56 Johnson, Lynctte 56 Johnson, Ricky 112 Johnston, Gina 56, 96,97 Jones, Lori 56,89 Jorgensen, Barbara 56,98 Joy, Charles 56,84 Kadlec, Dave 163 Karrcn, Kent 30,31,50,56,142 Keene, Stan Keller, Brad 56 Kemp, Chris 56,107 Kendrick, Keith 56 Kimber, Dennis Grant 56,113 Kirk, David 56,142,107 Knowles, Brett 56,142 Kofoed, Stan 56 Lamb, Michael 56 Larsen, Doug 56,88,90,128 Larsen, Julie 56,84 Larsen, Kirk 56 Larsen, Kris 56,140,141,142,107 Larsen, Lori 56 Larsen, Roger 56 Larsen, Vint 56 Larson, David 56,111 Later, Jack 56,90 Laub, Stan 57,84 Leidich, Hans 57,15 Lewis, Jeff 57 Lindquist, Terry 57,150,152,107 Lloyd, Michael 57,103 Long, Richard 57 Lower, Launa 96,97 Lucherini, Julie 57,106,110 Malmberg, Kim 57 Mameghani, Massoud 57,163 Marcusen, Julie 57 Marshall, David 57,84 Marshall, Sue 57,165,167 Maughan, Larry 57,140,142,156, 107 McCann, David 57,84 Mecham, Patricia 57 Miller, Janet 57 Morrill, Melanie 57,96,97,124 Morris, Julie 57,90,108,128,133 Mortenson, Paul 30,32,33,57,82, 84,130 Napper, Jay 57,112 Neff, David 57 Nelson, Lori Reauc 57,82,84,86 88,130 Nelson, Ronnie 57 Nelson, Stephanie 57,78,82,108,130 Nguyen Thi Than, Du Tuyen 57 Nicholls, Scott 57,112 Neiderhauser, Wayne 57 Obray, Greg, 58 Oldham, Randy 58 Orton, Sharon M. 58,82,100,110 Page, Danny 58 Page, Juli 58,100 Pattee, Kari 58 Peterson, Alan Peterson, Jeff Peterson, Julie 58,82,110,130 Peterson, Kelli 58 Peterson, Ken 58,82,84,85,86,130 Peterson, Mel 58 Phillips, Irene 58 Phillips, Stella 58 Pisarz, Karen 58,82,84,90,128 Pitcher, Jan 58,108 Plowman, Bob 58,90,141,142,151,152, 107 Poppleton, Kathy 58,84,108 Purser, Kent 58,140,142 Ransom, Connie 58,82,89 Reese, Jim 58 Reid, Kent 58,103 Ricks, Keith 58 Rigby, Bart 58,112 Rigby, Bret 58 Rigby, Eric 58,151,152,163 Roberts, Harvey 58 Robison, Carolyn 58,82,84 Romney, Gary 59 Roskelley, Susan 59,84,90 Russell, Linda 59,165,167 Sant, Marilyn 59,110 Saunders, Paul 59,112 Seeholzer, Todd 59,82,111,142 Sevilloi, Leonardo 59,163 Sharp, Rob 59 Shepherd, Jennifer 59 Simmons, Stephen 59,90,128 Simpson, Jann 59,96,97 Skapple, Mark 59,140,141,142,107 Smith, Mark 59, 84 Smith, Patti 59,110 Smith, Peyton 59,163 Sneddon, Janet 59 Somers, Patty 59,89,102,110 Sorensen, Holly 59,82,130 Sorensen, Lea 59 Sorenson, Chris 59 Sorenson, Sue 59 , 76,77 , 81,84,130 Spendlove, Lisa 59,110 Spindler, Jim Stenguist, Cliff 59 Stevenson, Jeff 59 Stevenson, Merilee 59,90, 96,97 Stephenson, Suzanne 59,98 Stoddard, Gary 59,112 Stoker, Karleen 30,50,59 Swenson, Scott 59,142 Taylor, Jeff 59,163 Thomas, Geoff 59 Thompson, Brian 59 Thompson, Karen 59 Thurston, Jan 59 Toombs, Anita 59,110 Torsak, Brent 60 Trauntvein, Jennifer 60 Vance, Brian 60 Vigil, Rudy 60,112 Wallace, Julie 60,106 Wangsgaare, Ty Watters, Cheryl 60 Watts, Lisa 60,90,88,128 Wayman, Janet 60,89,102 Webb, Robert 60 Webster, David 82, 84, 86 Weeks, LeRon 60,84,86,130,142 Weiser, Becky 60,165,167 Welkie, Katy 60,82 Wertman, Warren 60,82,84,142 Whitaker, Patty 60 Willden, Dale 60,112 Winter, Jeff 60,142 Winterholler, Calvin 60 Wood, Chuck 60,13 Wood, Curt 60,8,142 Wright, Alan 60,103 Yoder, Sumi 60 Zanjani, Haydeh SOPHOMORE INDEX Abplanalp, Lori 62,95,111,112 Adams, Glen 62, 163 Alder, Scott D. 62,112 Alder, Scott R. 62 Al-Imari, Leila 62 Allen, Julie 62,82 Anderson, Chris 62,94,95,111, 112,122 Anderson, Jams 62,90,95 Anderson, Linda 62 Anderson, Marc 62,87,158,107 Anderson, Melanie 30,31,61,62, 82,95 Anderson, Tony 62 Andra, Roger S. 156 Ariazand, Mana 62 Barker, Edwin 62,65,82 Bassett, Douglas 65,112 Becker, Mark 62,112,156 Bennett, Russell 62 Berntson, Craig 62,103 Bird, Connie 62,95,106 Bittle, Donna 62 Blair, Ed 62 Bodrero, Ricky 62 Bostock, Brett 62 Bowen, Cory 62,90,162 Bowman, Carolyn A, 62,82 Bracken, Julie 62,95 Brindley, Mark 62 Bringhurst, Boyd 62,153 Brower, Lorie 62 Brown, David 62 Brown, Ralph 63,87 Brown, Tim 62 Brown, Tracy 62,87 Bunnell, Shene 63,89 Buttars, Janae 63 Bryner, Michelle 63,95 Campbell, Dave 63,156 Campbell, David 63 Cannon, Ann 63,87,95,131 Carlisle, Ann 63,82 Cartee, Debbie 63,87, 95 Carter, Teresa 63,82,95 Champlin, Paul 63,153 Christensen, Janet 63 Christensen, Keith 63 Christense, Todd 63 Chidester, Ruth Mae 95,82,63 Chrlstoffersen, Doug 63,112 Clark, Raymond 63,113 Clayton, Kurt 63,90 Coker, Joy 63,106 Comer, Bruce 63 Cook, Kevin 63,112 Cook, Sally 63,95 Cooper, Kenna 63 INDEX Rees, Jay 68 Reese, Richard 68,82,153,163 Reese, Robert 69,87 Reid, Brent 69,86 Rich, Curtis, 69,87 Richins, Kim 69, 87 Riley, Pam 69,89 Robison, Kevin 69 Robison, Lloyd 69,87 Rogers, Allen 69,90,153 Romney, Kenneth 69,113 Roskellev, Linda 69 Ross, Kristine 69,95 Copp, Arnold 63,87 Cottle, Kevin 63,87 Crockett, Connie 63,106 Cronkleton, Tom 63,87 Crookston, Teresa 63 Curtis, Jeff 64,87 Daincs, Dot 64 Davis, Tern 64 DeByle, David 64,158 Dennis, Paul 64,158 Dixon, Reed 64,112 Dursteller, Betty Jo 64,95,111,112 Elbert, Brian 64 Elder, Lisa Kay 64,90,94,95,87 Elder, Lome 64,95 Egbert, Tim 64 Eliason, Jeff 64,87 Eliason, Sandra 64 Eliason, Suzanne 64 Ellis, Clark 64,87 Elzinga, Blair 64,87 Erickson, Kevin 64 Emenhiser, Lisa 64,82,95 Erickson, Lisa 64 Evans, Scott 64,87 Everton, Dan 64, 90, 131 Facer, Kurt 64,80,153 Farley, Mike 63,131 Ferrin, David 64 Fifield, Terry 64,82 Fitzgerald, Elliott 64,153 Fjelsted, John C. 64,123,131,153 Ford, Adele 64,89 Fraser, Adny 64,113 Freeman, Lesa 30,31,61,64 Freeman, Roylenc 65,90 Fullmer, Sherri 65 Gardner, Jen 65,92,93 George, Theodore 65,103 Gibbons, Ken 65 Godfrey, Jill 65,92,93 Halaufia, Marcia 65,89 Hales, Hollie 89,65 Hancey, Diana 65,95 Hancey, David 65,87 Hansen, Cindy Jo 65,94,95 Hansen, Mike 65, 153,162 Hancey, Marianne 65 Hanson, Tina 65,82 Hardman, Lucy 94,95 Harris, Donald 65 Harris, Suzanne 65,95 Harrison, Rex 65,87 Hawkes, LuAnn 65,95 Hellberg, Eric 65,156 Henderson, David 65 Hendricks, Jim 65,87 Heninger, Scott 65 Heninger, Sherrie 65 Herschi, Grant 65 Hilden, Jaylene 65,94,95 Hirst, Gary 65, 87 Holdredge, Kelly 65 Hoth, Julie 65,95 Hubbard, Holly 65 Hunt, Bertley 66 Huppi, Darlene 66 Hurst, Kathleen 66, 87 Hymas, Allen 66, 153 Hymas, Cyndee 66,95 Hymas, Shauna 66,92,93 Ivarie, Dan 66,112 Jacobson, Tammi 66,90 Jenkins, Foxey 66,76,77,94,95 Jensen, Sandy 66,112 Johnson, Arlene 66,106,112 Johnson, Carolyn 66,90,95,106 Johnson, Kelly 87,90,66 Johnson, Teresa 66 Johnson, Terry 66,112 Jones, Lynn 66,112,113 Jones, Nina 66,89,106 Jones, Richard 66 Jorgenson, Maren 66,82,95,100,106 Kimber, Denese 66, 89,95 King, Jeff 66 Koeven, Suzanne 66,112,106 Kohler, Wade 66 Kraus, Joyce 66 LaBeau, Tamara 66,87,90,129,131 Lamborn, Edwin 66,103 Lanner, David 66,112 Lapray, Ross 66,113 Larsen, Jeff 66,84 Leishman, Dixie 66 Leishman, Kcven 67 Lemon, Tauni Lei 67 Lenkersdorfer, Alan 67 Lewis, Debbie 67 Lewis, Melanie 67 Lisonbee, Sheryl 67 Lit tell John 67,87 Lloyd, Stan 67 Long, Elizabeth 67 Long, Wendy 67,92,93 Lopez, Archie 67 Lopez, James 67 Luke, Tom 67 Lundberg, Jim 67 Lyon, Michelle 67 Marcusen, Glenna 67 Martinez, Jeff 67,85 Mathews, Ruthann 67 Mauchley, Gary 67 Maughan, Jennifer 67 McPolin, Dean 67 Mendelkow, Lisa 67,112 Merrill, Kaylene 67 Merrill, Sherry 67,82 Minkler, Jim 67,82 Mortenson, Steve 30,31,61,67,84, 131 Moser, Jo Ann 67,95,112 Murdock, Lisa 67 Naylor, Scott, 67,112 Neeley, Kathy 67,90,129 Neeley, Steve 30,31,61,68,82,131 Nelson, Kathy 68,82,95 Nelson, Lori 68,95 Nelson, Quinn 68,112 Nielson, Johnny 68,106 Nielson, Kent 68,112 Norris, Craig 68 Nolisa, Emelda 68 Norris, Craig 68 Obray, Tracy 68 Olson, Sandy 68,82 Orton, Leon 68,112 Pack, Annette 68,82 Palmer, Gail 68,87 Palmer, Mark 68 Parker, Annette 68,89 Paton, Scott 68 Pebley, Shelly 68 Pehrson, Timothy 68,113 Perry, David 68,90,129,131,153 Peterson, Bill 68,87 Peterson, Bob 68 Peterson, Carol 68,112 Peterson, Debbie 68,95 Peterson, Jodi 68,95 Peterson, Lantz 68 Peterson, Mark 68 Plowman, Brian 68 Prince, Lori 68,112 Savoy, Mark 69 Schatz, Kevin 69,82 Scherting, Mark 69,113 Schiffman, Mitch 69 Schultz, Scott 69 Sears, Craig 69,87 Sharma, Rajesh 69 Sharp, Cindy 69 Sharp, Dixie 69,94,95 Skabelund, Courtney 69 Smith, Carr 69,87 Smith, Jana 69,81 Smith, Karen 69,90 Smith, Tab 69,153 Sorenson, Vickie 69,87 Spindler, Mike 69,112 Staheli, Judy 69 Stenquist, Ron 70,153 Stenquist, Scott 70 Stettler, Ginny 70,82,95,112 Stevenson, Irene 70,95 Stokes, Todd 70 Stones, Jalyn 70 Stowell, Marci 30,31,61,70,82 Thatcher, Julie 95,70 Thomas, Doug 70 Thomas, Janet 70,95 Thompson, Paula 70 Thompson, Scott 70,112,156 Thurston, Kim 70,153 Tibbits, Lone 70 Todd, Phil 70,87 Tolson, Brett 70,112 Tompkins, Curtis 70 Trauntvein, Jens 70 Treadwell, Deedra 70 Tueller, Lisa 70 Vance, Tami 70,85,87,95 VanDerslice, Laura 70,84 VanNoy, Debbie 70,92,93 Vendell, Merialis 70 Vernon, Chad 70,106 Vigil, Lonnie 70 Walquist, Dana 70 Walker, Keith 70,84,131 Waters, David 70 Wellings, James 70 Welsh, Roger 70,90 Wennergren, Sheila 70,89,106 White, Mark 70 Wickham, Scott 70 Williams, Jane 70,82,95 Williams, Suzie 70,95 Williams, Wendy 71 Willmore, Craig 71,112,129 Windley, Roxanne 71,85,87,111,112 Winward, Janet 71 Woffinden, Nick 71,113 Woodword, Carrie 71 Wright, Vicky Jean 71 Zabriskie, Becky 71,112 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS SHdVHOOlflV AUTOGRAPHS ,'V_ ... - v. - v— V. ■ ■ . 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