Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Max Allen English Brent Barfuss English Judy English English Gayle Haws English The English Department offered 22 quarter classes this year for juniors and seniors. New classes introduced were mythology, public speaking, and competitive speech. English 10 remained an important part of sophomore basic essentials. They have also added a new literature book and additional films to their material. k 18 Faculty

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Esther Rust — Office Manager Barbara Rinderkinict — Attendance Secretary The remarkable people seen in and out of the halls and almost always in the office were those amazing secretaries! With special abilities, our secretaries filled all the many duties required of them. At the end of another great year, an appropriate thank you almost seems inadequate for all they have done to make LHS a better place to be. Working hand in hand with the secretaries in associating with the student body, the counselors at LHS provided necessary information in choosing a career, helped establish a firm grip on one's future, and handled any dissatisfactions of class schedules. Truly they were quite remarkable. LuAnn Tripp — Treasurer Lee Gillenwater Linda Nicholls Career Development Career Development Jane Adams Career Center Earlene Glover Attendance Secretary Counselors and Secretaries 17

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Kent Soderquist Art Loran Hirschi Auto Mechanics Dianne Hall Business Alene Hansen Business Peggy Christensen Business Robert McAllister Electronics Marketing has added depth to the Business Department this year. The class taught Marketing and Distribution with the career aim of management. All of the members of the two marketing classes belong to the DECA Chapter. Class members have done advertising campaigns, set up displays for local merchants, attended shoplifting clinics, arranged field trips to speciality area retail stores, and scheduled many guest speakers throughout the year. DECA sponsored a community dance at the Cache Valley Mall and sent students to DECA Western Regional Leadership Conference, and the State DECA Leadership Conference. BUSY is the word for DECA. Members and FUN is the by-product. Having experienced construction of a house, assembling radios, and repairing automobiles, students in the LHS Industrial Arts Department have been enriched by capable teachers who involved them in industry and on-the-job training. Dec Christensen Industrial Arts Faculty 19