Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

Cover by Maren Jorgensen - . ‘ . ; v£ jSF • •� v-=� V. ■“ ’' • Logan Senior High School Logan, Utah Table of Contents . 12 .30 .50 .62 .76 116 138 168 Amphion Staff 1978 Roxey Jenkins, Editor Peggy Sorenson, Co-Editor Janis Anderson Kevin Cottle Dan Everton Lesa Freeman Diane Hancey Carolyn Johnson Maren Jorgenson Steve Neeley Kathy Nelson Evelynda Owens Lori Peterson Camille Smith Vicki Smith Debbi Staub Ginny Stettler Jens Trauntvein Karen Vended Peggy Christensen, Advisor Administration Seniors....... Juniors Sophomores Organizations Activities Sports . . . Conclusion 4 Theme Theme 5 8 Theme Theme 9 10 Theme The Principals, an important ingredient to a successful school As our principal and a Logan High School graduate, Rulon Olsen thinks that our school is the greatest! His enthusiasm and pride make him an excellent principal. He said, We have the best teachers and finest staff around.” He is especially proud of our athletic program. The new region really helped us find success in athletics. Because our organizations have always been outstanding, Mr. Olsen is really pleased with the efforts and accomplishments made by the Grizzlies to uphold these fine traditions. He enjoys working hard to improve our school because of the support and cooperation given by each student. Mr. Olsen feels that we all need to have even more pride in our school. We need to strive to uphold her standards and keep the halls and campus cleaner. Even though our school is not perfect, he knows we are the best! Rulon Olsen Principal Mr. Raymond Haslam says, Logan High School has some of the finest students in the United States. I wouldn’t trade for any other school.” Before becoming our vice principal he worked with the string orchestra programs here and in Ogden for twenty-two years. He was the conductor of our fine orchestra for thirteen years. He enjoyed his work with the orchestra students but is very pleased to work with the entire studentbody now. Mr. Haslam loves his job and is very proud of our school. He wants all students to know that he is here to help them. His smile and concern make him a great vice principal. 14 Principals L.H.S. Has Great Leadership Kathy Neeley Secretary Holly Hubbard Reed Dixon Executive Vice-President Dave Perry Executive Steve Mortenson President Cathy Thompson Executive Studentbody Officers 15 Student Senate makes a change Our Student Senate has made a change: Instead of meeting as a first hour class, the leaders of our school meet in a special Teacher Advisory group under the Supervision of Mr. Olsen and Mr. Haslam. Student Senate takes charge of elections and announcements during T.A. They discuss problems and vote on school improvements, as well as plan the many activities and assemblies enjoyed by all throughout the year. Getting the announcements ready is part of Reed Dixon and Kathy Neeley's |Ob. Front Row: Lori Spendlove, Jill Godfrey, Lisa Tueller, Wendy Long, Barbra Lutz, Sherri Galloway, Kathy Neeley, Reed Dixon, Cathy Thompson, Dave Perry, Rex Harrison. Second Row: Kathy Nelson, Jerry Miles, Mark Stewart, Nancy Byers, Cathy Hlavaty, Sherry Mortenson, Scott Cheney, Dave Wallentine, Ken Berry, Steve Wood, Scon Alder, Lesa Freeman, Dan Everton, Roxey Jenkins. Mike Hansen, Terry Johnson. Somedays T.A. isn’t exactly exciting, as shown on the faces of Wendy Long and Lisa Tueller. 16 Student Senate Student leaders of the school Dan Everton and Lesa Freeman prove that Student Student Senate members discuss some important business. Senate is a close knit group You are now excused to your third hour classes.'' orders Steve Mortenson. Student Senate 17 School Board strives to solve crucial problems Meeting twice a month, under the direction of Superintendent Blair, the school board makes important decisions concerning Logan City Schools. School board members are elected to run our schools efficiently and make sure that we get the best education possible. James C Blair Superintendent Front Row: Dr James C Blair. JoAnn Wimmer. Maria Ellsworth. Dr Ronald Petersen Second Row: Robert B Williams. Malcom Aiw« j. Thad Carlson 18 School Board Ladies with a desire to serve Where else in the world can you find three more efficient ladies than the ones who run our office? With their special talents, abilities, and the great way they communicate with the students and faculty, it would be hard to get along without them. Esther Rust Office Manager Luann Tripp Treasurer Barbara Rinderknecht Attendance Secretary Rhea Wallentme Counselor From rearranging schedules to helping students find a career, Rhea Wallentme, counselor, helps students get going in the right direction. Secretaries and Counselor 19 English Department starts new program As well as keeping up with a wide variety of quarter class offerings and providing a new program, the English Department keeps busy. The new program started to prepare for 1980 when all graduating seniors must pass competency tests. These tests are given to junior students. Those who do not pass the test are required to take the new Basic Skills class. This new offering should be a great help to those who must take the tests for graduation. Patricia Stoddart English Kathy Johnson English, French My you students are so intelligent, snaps Kathy Johnson. Yea, I bet you did that assignment! accuses Bill Emmett. 20 Faculty Social Studies Department teaches a variety of subjects. No! I only talk with my hands on Thursday ' says Larry Haslam. “I know it's in here somewhere, thinks Ray Watts. r Richard Jensen Social Studies Mel Galli Social Studies Ray Watts Social Studies Weston Henrie Social Studies, Debate History and social science classes keep the Social Studies Department busy. Among the highlights of the year are field trips to a mental hospital and the State Penitentiary. Students in psychology classes get the opportunity to work at the Exceptional Child Center on the Utah State University campus. Faculty 21 A one, a two, a one, two, three, four Steven Goodman Eugene Tueller Music — Orchestra Music — Vocal Chauntaires, stage band, orchestra, and Crimson Colony are just a few of the classes offered by the Music Department. Under the capable direction of Eugene Tueller, Steve Call, and Steve Goodman, the Music Department was able to keep the magic of music flowing throughout the year. Eugene Tueller show his students ‘the fastest fingers in the business. Oh you funny kids, smiles Steve Goodman. 22 Faculty Vocational subjects can only improve the student Peggy Christensen Business l Diane Hall Business Alene Hansen Business If I could only hear above the typewriters, thinks Diane Hall. Rudy Puzey Kent Soderquist Industrial Arts Art Along with teaching typing, shorthand, accounting, cooperative office education, distributive education, and business machines, the business department has put an added emphasis on the free enterprise system. As a result of this, the distributive education classes, under the direction Mrs. Hall, have remodeled the school store where students can actively participate in the free enterprise system. Industrial art students experienced several activities; including, constructing a house, assembling radios, and repairing automobiles. The capable staff provided practical experience, industry involvement, and on-the-job training. She thinks that's a good caption, wonders Peggy Christensen. Faculty 23 Does Math really mystify students? With the aid of calculators and good teachers, math students tried all year long to understand mathematical mysteries. The faces of students emerging from geometry, algebra, and calculus classes show different feelings, the most common of those being total confusion. Carletta Elich Mathematics Yes, you're right. E does equal MCV agrees Richard Bradford. 24 Faculty Home Economics, ROTC, Physical Education, Career Center, ALC, IMC Patty Johnson Home Economics Sgt. Robert Tripp Military Science Shannon Rasmussen Home Economics Jane Adams Career Center Max Cooley IMC Sandy Davis ALC Jean Ehrhart ALC • Dear LuAnn, It’s days like this that I would really like to take a trip (p). writes Sgt. Robert Tripp. Joyce Copp IMC Myra Lynch ALC Cooking, sewing, bachelor arts, and child development are just a few of the many classes offered by the Home Economics Department. ROTC helps students take part in Military Training without having to pursue a career in it. It helps students to become more concerned and loyal students. Our Physical Education staff headed by Coach Bill Ryan, works hard to give a wide variety of classes. Quarter classes offer a large selection of activities with something to please almost everybody. Raquetball, gymnastics, golf, and modern dance were a few of the favorites. This was our first year in the new Recreation Complex. Its great facilities made P.E. fun for students and teachers. Ron McBride Physical Education Nancy Romey Physical Education William Ryan Health Athletic Director Valerie Van Leeuwen Physical Education Faculty 25 Science Department. . . what a blast! Eliot Brunson Photography Gerald Allen Biological Science r . ✓ Larry Comadena Resource Room LaMar Anderson Chemistry Herond Hoyt Biological Science Carol Smith Health Occupations i Vr Herond Hoyt asks. ‘ Don't you have a class this hour?” From dissecting sharks to making bombs, the Science Department has been a part of every student’s schedule. While biology might not appeal to you, the study of the human body or chemistry might. With teachers, Herond Hoyt, Gerald Allen, and LaMar Anderson, science is sure to be a subject with never a dull moment. Learning to take, develop, and print pictures is what photography is all about. With helpful suggestions from Eliot Brunson, photography students took great pictures. It's so easy,” explains LaMar Anderson 26 Faculty George Poole. Archie Darley. Charles Draper, Corwyn Wmegar, Randy Mitchele Cooks and Custodians 27 28 Class Schedule — Seniors 31 a ■I Class of Seventy-Eight Upperclassmen watch while sophomores push pennies. Powder Puff team members get in top notch condidtion for the big game. The slide goes up, and the slide goes down. That’s how Jeff Larsen makes his sounds. 32 Seniors Seniors 33 Chris Anderson Janis Anderson Marc Anderson Melanie Anderson Tony Anderson Aydeen Azimi Zonooz Ed Barker Belinda Barrett Doug Bassett Mark Becker fiJ David Bergener Craig Bernston Connie Bird Ricky Bodrero Brett Bostock 34 Seniors Carolyn Bowman Julie Bracken Mark Brindley Boyd Bringhurst Mary Burnett Lori Brower Ralph Brown Tim Brown Tracy Brown Dave Campbell Barbara Byington Ann Carlisle Teresa Carter David C. Campbell Keith Christensen Kaori Chiba Janet Christensen Ruth Mae Chidester Paul Champlin Kurt Clayton Todd Christensen Bruce Comer Mixed emotions are shown on the faes of Herond's Hellions as they await the big game. Stephen Cohen Reed Dixon Betty Jo Dursteler Brian Elbert Wendy Long stretches over Dave Perry as she paints the town. Lorrie Elder Jeff Eliason Suzie Eliason 36 Seniors Clark Ellis Blair Elzinga Lisa Emenhiser Kevin Erickson Lisa Erickson Scott Evans Dan Everton Kurt Facer Mike Farley David Ferrin Elliot Fitzgerald Terry Fifield John Fjeldsted Adele Ford Lesa Freeman Ken Gibbons Jill Godfrey Marcia Halaufia Shelly Hale Hollie Hales Seniors Seniors Lucy Hardman Kim Harris Suzanne Harris Rex Harrison LuAnn Hawkes Eric Hellburg Jim Hendricks Scott Heninger Sandra Heyrend Gary Hirst Patty Hodges Kelly Holdredge Julie Hoth Holly Hubbard Jaylene Hubbard Alan Hughes Janae Hulse Darlene Huppi Allen Hymas Cyndee Hymas Shauna Hymas Tammi Jacobsen Karla Jenkins Roxey Jenkins Sherri Jensen n t ■ 38 Seniors Arlene Johnson Carolyn Johnson Ed Johnson Greg Johnson Kelly Johnson Teresa Johnson Ed Barker represented Seniors in marshmallow stuff. Terry Johnson Lynn Jones Nina Jones Richard Jones Maren Jorgensen Yousef Kazemi Denise Kimber Susanne Koeven Joyce Kraus Tamara LaBeau Ed Lamborn Ross Lapray Jeff Larsen Dixie Leishman Kevin Leishman Seniors 39 Seniors sjojuag 40 Kaylene Merrill Sherry Merrill Jim Minkler Alan Lenkersdorfer Sheryl Lisonbee John Littell Stan Lloyd Elizabeth Long Tracy Long Wendy Long Jim Lundberg Michelle Lyon Glenna Marcussen Shawn Maher Jeff Martinez Ruth Ann Mathews Gary Mauchley Lisa Mendelkow Scott Naylor Kathleen Naef Kathy Neeley Steve Neeley Kathy Nelson Lori Nelson Annette Newson John Nielson Craig Norris Tracy Obray Ann Ogemaw Sandra Olson Leon Orton Annette Pack Gail Palmer Mark Palmer Annette Parker Scott Paton Shelly Pebley Tim Pehrson Dave Perry Debbie Petersen Mark Petersen Robert Petersen Brett Peterson Seniors 41 Qeniors Jodi Peterson Brian Plowman Darla Pond «• .gfe; Laurie Poulsen Robert Reese Kristine Ross Mark Scherting Mitch Schiffman Rajesh Sharma Seniors Kevin Robison Lori Prince Sandralee Redek Jay Rees Richard Reese Brent Reid Curtis Rich Kim Richins Pam Riley Allen Rogers Ruth Ann Rogers Lloyd Robison Ken Romney Linda Roskelley Ray Dell Simper Courtney Skabelund Chauntaire float depicts memories of 1978. 1954. and 1920. Mike Spindler Ron Stenquist Scott Stenquist Ginny Stettler Irene Stevenson Carr Smith Jana Smith Karen Smith Tab Smith Vicki Sorenson Seniors 43 Seniors Sylvia Thomas Cathy Thompson Paula Thompson Scott Thompson Kim Thurston Brett To! son Jens Trauntvein Lorie Tibbitts Curtis Tompkins Lisa Tueller Tami Vance Merialis Vended Debbie VanNoy Chad Vernon Keith Walker Lisa Wangsgaard James Wellings Flying through the air seems easy for Richard Reese while competing in the broad jump. Roger Welsh Sheila Wennergren 44 Seniors Mark White Scott Wickham Jane Williams Suzie Williams Wendy Williams Drew Wright Craig Willmore RoxeyWindley Janet Windward Nick Woffinden CAMERA SHY Patty Allison Jan Langdon Anthony Cronin David Lanner Michelle Cunningham Tauni Lemon Jean Dennis Paulo Lobato Tim Egbert Dianne Marinos Mansour Fardad Naghiby Massouleh Emad Fatemi Amir Eshegh Mousevi Andrew Fraser Linda Rasmussen Hamid Reza Ghalambor Kevin Reading Enrique Go Mat Reilly Samiry Hafza Mary Reisher Don Harris Allison Romney Paula Hodges Leslie Torchio Bertley Hunt Lisa Wood Dan Ivarie Carrie Woodward Seniors 45 Seniors Since our first school years we have looked forward to being seniors. We have now had our turn, and it is time for us to move on and let others fulfill their dreams. For the last dozen years we have climbed this long path of learning. Now, as we reach the peak, we must realize we have only climbed our first foothill. Stretched out ahead of us are many more horizons and peaks for us to conquer. This first climb may have seemed difficult, but it was only to prepare and condition us for what lies ahead. Don't be afraid to begin the ascent on the next hill. It is up to us to meet the challenges we will face as we move forward. We determine whether we are found asleep on the foothills of life or standing proudly on the highest peaks. 1 % . Ami J • • . % • .• ;••••. v • w V - . t • 9 • • • � 1 • S • «• • • • • • • « , • . • • • « •. • - i ♦• • • % • . • • i v f .♦ Irene Stevenson expressed awe as she watched a football interception Seniors 48 Richard Reese displays his manly physique as he walks through the lobby Tension was great as Logan and Sky View battled in game Quarterback Debbie VanNoy makes yardage in Powder Puff game Seniors 49 ■B Juniors sjoiunp Junior Class Officers Sherr, Galloway. Secretary; Ken Berry. Executive. Dave Wallentme. President; Steve Wood. Vice President Barbara Luti Executive. ' 52 Juniors Jay Albretsen Alan Alderman Athena Allen Lee Allred Brian Anderson Todd Anderson Debra Andrews Sandra Astle Bernice Augustine Lisa Ault Edward Azari Sharon Bach Bonnie Bailey Bart Baird Peggy Bates David Baugh Talleatha Becenti Robin Becker Jennifer Beecher Lyn Bennion Todd Benson Ken Berry DeAnne Bertelson Lesli Birschbach Debra Bladen Mike Bodrero Tony Bodrero Mark Bond Lisa Bowen Ann Boyce Warren Brown Susan Budge Karla Burnside Steve Bylund Barrett Cain Darwin Call Jumors 53 Juniors CO - O c D Mark Campbell Bruce Cannon Joel Carden Julie Carlson Ron Cazier 54 Juniors Beth Champlin Bruce Christensen Lauralee Christensen Alan Chugg Kim Coleman Michele Coleman Charles Collett Brett Congdon Darrell Cowley Lee Cox Todd Craghead Danial Creger Anna Curtis Craig Curtis Shelly Datwyler Duane Davis Glenn Davis Janice Davis Lawrence Davis Ronald Demars Clint Dopp Liz Earl Jon Eccles Richie Eckbert Johnnie Egbert Rae Egbert Kris Engle Cydni Etcheverry Keith Evans Jill Evans Jerry Farmer Doreen Fonnesbeck Rick Fonnesbeck Gene Fredrickson Lisa Fuhriman Sherri Galloway Paul Garner Todd Garrett Sharon Gessel Carolyn Gibbons Jennifer Giles Craig Goodsell Jay Goodwin Marianne Griffin Kyle Griffiths Hilary Groutage Kris Hallows Jill Handy Debbie Hansen Ned Hansen Robert Hansen John Hanson Wade Harrison Chris Hatch Doug Hatfield Carol Hayward Barry Hennger Yency Hill Karen Hirschi Scott Hlavaty Gary Hoey Juniors 55 Juniors Beckie Hoffman Natalie Hyde Mary Holmstead Lisa Hymas Ricky Horiuchi LaDawn Ivie Najmeh Hourmanesh 56 Juniors Eric Hunsaker Raymond Hunt Seth Innis Mike James Tommy James Susan Janes Babak Jaran Brad Jardine Jon Jarrett Debbie Jensen Greg Jensen Scott Jenson Kim Jezak David Johnson David Johnson Greg Johnson Janese Johnson Joyce Joiner Allen Jones Dee Jones Steve Jones Steve Jones James Joy Sherry Joy Kevin Kartchner Linda Kelm Jennifer Kemp Kevin Kendall Chris Kerr Karen Kirk RickKIine Rob Kline Kurt Kohfeld Robyn Kujawski Randy Lamb Mark Laraway Mark Larsen Teresa Larsen Stacy Later Keith Laursen Tim Lindsay Ron Lundstrom Kelly Lehman Tim Lawlor Barbara Lutz Jay Lenkersdorfer Teresa Lowery Pat Lyon Jan Leo Suzanne Lucherini Kim Madsen Bruce Malmberg Steve Mann Juniors 5? June Marcusen Beth Martinez Doug Maughan Jim Maughan Julie Maughan Jon McCraney 58 Juniors Kathy McGregor Shawn Mecham Tracey Middlebrooks Tom Mitchell Sean Monson Lori Moore David Morrill Mike Morrill Lora Lee Mortensen Kelly Muncy John Murdock Cordell Naylor Dianna Nelson Kathie Nelson Keith Nelson Kelley Nelson Jacquie Neufeld Bart Nicholes Paul Nielson Scott Nielson Lori Norris Jeff Olsen Craig Olson Debbie Olson Marta Olsen Dennis Orahood Evelynda Owens Annette Page Nancy Parkinson fhayna Paul Kathy Payne Todd Pebley Donna Peck Bart Pedersen Brian Pella Deanna Peterson Raymond Peterson Scott Peterson Wendie Peterson Vic Phillips Karol Pond Tamara Porter Becky Potter David Poulsen Lisa Pritchett Stephen Proffit Leann Purser Julie Raat David Rasmuson Jeff Raymond Joy Reese Michelle Rigby Juniors 59 Juniors Juniors 60 Suzie Rigby John Roberts Steve Rumbaugh Craig Russell Susan Ryan Brad Sant David Saunders Kyle Scott Mike Shaner Sanjeev Sharma Mike Sheperd Sary Sieng John Singer Kavitha Sitaram Nay Skanchy Jon Skidmore Alan Smith Camille Smith Darrin Smith Deven Smith Mark Smith Vicki Smith Wynne Smith Jennifer Sorensen Peggy Sorenson Marci Speth Debbie Staub Cindy Steel Marilynn Stenquist David Stephens Shauna Stoddard Harold Stuart Kim Swenson Leisa Swenson Wade Swenson Paul Taylor Daie Homajonn Babak Javan Many Deghani Roya Dehgham Ghalambor Hanidreza Camera Shy Kerry Cooper Kristel Donohue Joe Hassan Todd Mortensen Gail Peterson Kurt Scherting Lori Weestein Mathew Wertman Debbie Worthen Scott Thorpe Mike Torchio Tann Tueller Darlaina Tuthill Frank Veatch Karen Vendell Jill Walker Jennifer Wallace David Wallentine Brent Ware Glen Waterhouse Tracy Watts Steve Western Kathryn Wheeler Eric White Carolyn Whitehead Ron Wilcox Donna Willden Mark Willardson Ward Winters Steve Wood Brett Woodbury Seari Wright Sheri Wright Juniors 61 09 sajoiuoqdos m-K Cathy Hlavaty, Vice-President; Mark Stewart, Executive; Scott Cheney, President; Shari Mortenson, Executive; Nancy Beyers, Secretary. 64 Sophomores Dana Al-lmari Charles Allen Heather Allen Marjorie Allen Jenny Allison Gordon Allred Dennis Anderson Randy Anderson Vikki Anderson Laurie Andra Barbara Andreasen Lori Andrews Kim Arnell Wally Appel Kevin Astle Julia Bailey Alyson Barker John Barker Merry Kay Bartholome Rick Barton Sylvia Becker Eric Bell Joey Bendvidez Bob Bernston Nancy Beyers Sandy Binggeli Joddy Bodrero Nan Boman Terri Bradley Ramona Brewer Delon Brower Benny Brown Carolyn Brown David Brown Shannon Brown Richard Budge 65 Sophomores 66 Tod Budge Melanie Bushnell Bart Buttars Sandra Byington Spencer Cahoon Larry Call Mike Campbell Kyle Cannon Joe Cardon Emily Carlisle Mike Carlisle Jon Carver Ready or not, here I come! exclaims Ryan Hales Darwin Thompson and Paul Fjeldsted suffer the consequences of not wearing their beanies. Mary Checketts Scott Cheney Christine Christensen Valerie Christensen Jenny Clark Connie Cobia Jacqui Coleman Jeff Congdon Gary Cook Brian Cowley Cindy Cronin Coreen Crookston Micky Curtis Penny Dahle Mariann Dalby Brad Dance Mike Davis Mike Decker Mary Demars Todd Deschamps Susan Drake Tomi Eames Ruth Eccles Cindy Eckburg Cynthia Egbert Shelly Egbert Troy Ellsworth Tami Eisner Mary Emmett Todd Erickson Wayne Eshelman Tifani Eyre Paul Fjeldsted 67 68 Greg Foote Lonnie Freeman Kelly Fullmer Linda Fullmer Shawn Fullmer Steve Gappa Nikki Gardner Hal Garner Teresa Gerber Mary Gessel Darrell Glenn Saeed Gohari Nan Godfrey Tom Goodwin Linda Groll Jeana Hale Lezlee Hales Ryan Hales Daren Hansen Lynn Hansen Lynnette Hansen Tracy Hansen Jon Hardman Larry Hardman Julie Harris Rosi Harris Susan Harris Sophomore float takes second place in Homecoming Parade Roger Hart Brett Hawkes Irene Haws JaLynn Heaps Debbie Hearn Mark Helms Alison Henmger Sue Herschi Cathy Hlavaty Lynn Hodges Betsy Holdredge Tami Hoth Rex Hubbard Chris Hulse Lisa Hulse Donna Hunsaker Debbie Hurd Angie Hurlbert Brian Hyde Troy Hymas Shelly Inms Paul Ivane Sophomores 69 70 Phil Ivarie Bob Jameson Jacqui Jensen Terry Jenson Tammy Jessop David John Judi John Becky Johnson Julie Johnson Leesa Johnson Teresa Johnson Tony Johnson Jeff Jones Jennifer Kendrick Carole Kidd Cheryll Kimball Jean Knowlton Julie Kohfeld •When will this picnic end?” asks Angie Hurl-Mike Kvarfordt bert. Brent LaBeau Jim LaBruzza Vicki Lambert Carl La pray Brian Larsen Corry Larsen Debra Larsen Drew Larsen Rex Larsen Kim Larson Bobby Lattin Young Lee Teena Leishman Mike Liechty Debbie Liljenquist Patti Lindquist Amy Long Chris Lutz Tori Lye Mark Lyon Fara Maghsoodi Juleen Mahr Bret Martin Lannis Martindale Brett Mattson Glade Mauchley Kent Maughan Tia McGregor Gary McNeil Kip Meacham Neil Meacham Roger Meline 71 Mardee Merrill Jerry Miles Bruce Miller Terri Moser Shari Mortenson Leslie Muncy George Munk Carol Neeley Brenda Nelson Chris Nelson Cindy Nicholls Teri Niederhauser David Nielson Lorie Nielson Scott Oldham Diana Olson Sheldon Olson Cathryn Page Richard Paton Ray Patrick Brian Pattee Kaelyn Reeke Julie Pehrson Blake Peterson Lori Peterson Mark Peterson Sandra Plowman Kim Poppleton John Porcella David Potter Karen Poulsen Melissa Pritchett Jeff Proffit Ned Purser Stephen Rakes Judy Rappleye Todd Reese Lori Reid Pete Reisher Robert Rich Brian Richardson Steve Riley Mike Risher Darrel Robison Abe Salunke Sandra Sant Tim Schaeffer Rene Scherting I mmK Craig Schiffman Cindy Schvaneveldt Shane Schvaneveldt Mike Sears Todd Sheppard Jack Shepherd 73 74 Julie Simper James Singer Kathy Skabelund Tami Smellie David Smith Jerry Somers Sharlyn Spencer Lori Spendlove Mark Starks Shawn Starks Lori Telford Stephens Ann Stevens Mark Stewart Laura Stock Caroline Street Doug Stutler Chuck Swenson Richard Tatton One of the Mary Lou Taylor Scott Taylor Linda Thedell many faces of Chris Lutz. Bert Tholander Darwin Thompson Lori Thomas William Tom Sandra Thomas Don Trauntvein Annual Sophomore bonfire warms the enthusiastic JoniTueller AnneTueller Lisa Urness Tahia Van Luik Donna Wadsworth Annette Wallace Doug Wallentine John Wardle Jean Watson Jordon Watters Carol Welkie Connie Wildman Camera Shy Chris Anderson Paul Marshall Eric Mueggler Randall Pace Kenny Perry Chariya Pheng David Phillips Clayton Weed Randy Wildman Susan Wilkinson Francena Willetto Royce Williams Chris Wilson Lori Woodward Kaye Lani Wright Casey Yeates Sophomores 75 Organizations hi q CM Organizations 77 Vicki Smith JilforiiPeterson Sp)P)h(T)rnn( rtPiffilr ,s ; lerson GRIZZL Y ‘What’s this, another publication of the Grizzly?” Yes, this was a frequently heard remark throughout the year as the Grizzly staff just completed what we feel the best year ever at Logan High for the Grizzly. Relive the 1977-78 school year. Dig up your junk corners, find the Grizzly, and there you have it: 1977-78 at Logan High. Editor's Note Marianne Hancey enjoys working on the Grizzly. Cathy Thompson rearranges her layout Our Grizzly staff deserves to be commended! They provided both quantity and quality in school news. More newspapers were produced than during any year before. Their articles were informative and interesting. The staff also sponsored a contest for prognosticators at L.H.S. Valuable prizes were awarded to those who predicted game scores most correctly during the football and basketball seasons. Sylvia Thomas and Jennifer Sorensen cooperate to help deliver the Grizzly. 80 Grizzly Staff Mr Barfuss. Advisor Front Row: Cathy Thompson, Features; Marianne Hancey, Sports Assistant; Sylvia Thomas, Focus; Teresa Johnson, Pollster. Middle Row: Jennifer Sorensen, Assistant Editor; Cindy Steel, Copy Editor; Suzie Eliason, Sports. Top Row: Mr. Bar fuss. Advisor; Mike Hansen, Editor in-Chief. Grizzly Staff 81 Jill Godfrey Senior (Head) Becky Potter Junior Kelley Nelson Junior Cheerleaders and Qongleaders Front Row: Carol Neeley, Wendy Long, Kelley Nelson, Jill Godfrey, Teresa Crookston, Lisa Bowen. Row Two: Nar Godfrey, Jenny Wallace, Pat Stoddard, Advisor; Debbie VanNoy, Becky Potter, Peggy Sorenson, Troy Hymas. 82 Cheerleaders Supply L.H.S. with Spirit Cheerleaders and song-leaders were a dozen spirited young ladies whose efforts were very important. They cheered at games, presented pep rallies, and formed the foundation of Grizzly pride. The Spirit Squad worked hard representing the school. During a summer workshop at U.S.U. the cheerleaders were rated superior while the son-gleaders took first place in the dance competition and were also rated superior. Together the groups showed their spirit by bringing home a spirit stick. Lisa Bowen Junior Jenny Wallace Junior Nan Godfrey Sophomore Songleaders 83 We're from Logan and . . . PEP GMJB Left Page — First Row: Nancy Byers, Ten Neiderhauser, Alison Heninger, Lezlee Hales, Valerie Christensen, Becky Johnson. Row Two: Chris Lutz, Linda Fullmer, Julie Harris, Emily Carlisle, Tammy Hoth, Judi John. Row Three: Diana Olsen, Debbie Hurd, Mary Emmett, Irene Haws, Tammy Jes-sop, Jeana Hales. Row Four: Ann Stevens, Francina Willeto, Lorie Wood ward, Teri Moser, Debbie Larsen, Susie Drake. Row Five: Shari Mortensen, Barbara Andreason, Sharlyn Spencer, Patti Ann Lindquist, Merry Kay Batholome, Sandra Plowman. Row Six: Mary Ann Dalby, Jaqui Coleman, Carole Kidd, Mary Checketts, Lori Reid, Jenny Clark. Right Page — First Row: Sandy Sant, Tori Lye, Jennifer Kendrick, Kim Pop-pleton, Donna Hunsaker, Lori Peterson. Row Two: Susan Harris, Betsy Hoi-dredge, Juleen Myer, Vicky Lambert, Judy Rappley, Donna Wadsworth. Row Three: Lori Andrews, Julia Bailey, Cindy Eckburg. Shannon Brown, Heather Allen, Tiffani Eyre. Row Four: Angie Hurlbert, Annette Wallace, Joni Tueller, Coreen Crookston, Debbie Lilenquist, Tami Smellie. Row Five: Mardee Merrill, Cathy Hlavaty, Marjorie Allen, Brenda Nelson, Karen Poul son, Ann Tueller. Row Six: Sherry Joy, Tammy Porter, Julie Kohfeld. Pep Club members help develop school spirit at games. 84 Pep Club . . . we are proud Pep Club Officers and Advisor Pep Club was a group of busy, spirited girls. With their pride and unity, they worked to make locker decorations and badges, as well as cheering our team on during games. Their enthusiasm and efforts helped to boost Grizzly pride. They sponsored several fund raising activities, a pep rally, and the Girls’ Choice Dance held in November. Picture at Left — Officers: Tammy Jessop, Assistant; Irene Haws, Histo rian; Mary Emmett, Socials; Chris Hulse, President; Nan Bowman. Vice-President; Lori Reid, Assistant; Lori Peterson. Secretary; Mrs. Rasmussen, Advisor. Anticipating the kick off are Kim Poppleton and Barbara Andreason. Pep Club 85 Precision means . . . Front Row: Christine Kerr, Janet Christensen, Peggy Bates, Lisa Tueller, Beckie Hoffman. Second Row: Nina Jones, Barbara Lutz, Lora Lee Morten son, Lisa Pritchett. Third Row: Suzanne Harris, Lori Nelson, Athena Allen, Tami Vance, Julie Maughan, Jennifer Kemp, Lisa Hymas. Fourth Row: Shelly Datwyler, Liz Earl, Jalyn Stones, Cindy Hanson, Deanna Peterson. 86 Hi Lo’s Hi Lo's Deanna Peterson, says, “Look, Mom! Once again the Hi Lo’s proved their superiority in marching. They won many awards and honors for their outstanding performances. During competition at Box Elder they won first place awards for parade performance, best show, and best overall. They also took first place at a United Spirit Association Drill Team Clinic. In February they went to California to participate in the U.S.A. Drill Team Competition. Again they took first place — first place in the nation! Their efforts and successes are greatly appreciated. Lori Nelson. Barbara Lutz, and Nina Jones performing at the Homecoming game halftime. Front Row: Lisa Tueller. President; Patti Johnson, Advisor; Janet Christensen. Vice President Second Row: Suzanne Harris, Socials Chairman; Jalyn Stones. Secretary, Jennifer Kemp, Junior Representative. Here comes the mud!” grimace Athena Allen and Lisa Hymas. Hi Lo’s 87 Orchestra is . . . During third hour each day a musical experience happened. Strings, brass, percussion, and woodwinds met together under the baton of Mr. Steven Goodman to form the symphony orchestra. They presented an exchange concert with Sky View, Provo, and Timp View High Schools as well as a traveling program for the elementary schools. Thirty members also participated in the All State Orchestra. The year’s highlight was a tour with the band to the Mountain States Music Festival in Temple, Arizona. The • basis1' of the orchestra. Jane Williams concentrates on a difficult passage. Marci Stowell gets ready for the downbeat. 88 Orchestra . . . a place to fiddle around! Front to Rear: Ed Barker, Blake Peterson, Jane Williams, Linda Thedell, Gina Hale, Ann Carlisle, Mr. Goodman, Teresa Carter, Sherry Merrill, Kathy Nelson, Tom James, Jay Clark, Mary Demars, Ric Kline, Tim Pehrson, Suzie Rigby, Eric Meuggler, Shane Schvanedveldt, Deb Jensen, Brian Cowley, Alyson Heninger, Laura Stock, Carolyn Bowman, Paula Thompson, Mar ianne Griffin, Harold Stewart, Judy Rappleye, Vicky Lambert, Brenda Nel-sen, Tracy Watts, Marjorie Allen, Ruth Chidester, Marci Stowed, Mary Emmett, Jean Knowlton, Marianne Dalby, Becky Potter, Judy John, Linda Groll, Melanie Anderson, Emily Carlisle, Mark Starks, Caroline Street, Julie Carlson, Carolyn Gibbons, Leslie Torchio, Sylvia Becker, Eric White, Hilary Groutage, Paula Fjeldsted, John Hardman, Joel Cardon,, Debbie Bladen, Rodger Hart, Tom Mitchell Tiffany Eyre, Jordan Watters, Kathleen Naef, Wayne Eshelman, Richard Reese, Jeff Larsen, Jackie Coleman, Arnold Copp, Ann Tueller, Shari Mortenson, Julie Allen, Mickey Curtis, Sandra Astle, Ron Lundstrom, Jim Hendricks. Mike James. Jeffy Curtis, Terry Fifield. Missing: Maren Jorgenson, Steve Mortenson, Stella Magore, Jim Minkler. Orchestra 89 From Homecoming parades in the fall to a springtime festival in Tempe, Arizona, the Symphonic (Marching) Band has been very successful. One of their concerts was a combined Christmas Concert with the Chauntaires and the Orchestra. Dr. Dean Madsen was their guest Conductor at a two-day music clinic in November. During competition at U.S.U. Homecoming parade they won first place for their fine showing. Row 1: Ron Lundstrom, Terri Moser, Merry Kay Bartholome, Shan Mortenson, Jacque Coleman, Ann Tueller, Teresa Larsen, Mary Checketts, Donna Wadsworth. Row 2: Tamra Hoth, Sandra Sant. Steve Mortenson, Arnold Copp, Lezlee Hales, Raymond Peterson, Leslie Torchio, Debra Bladen. Row 3: Leslie Birschbach, Diana Olsen. Debbie Larsen, Ann Stevens, Suzie Drake, Richard Tatton. Robert Hansen. Kevin Astle, Jon Hardman, Roger Hart. Caroline Street. Mike Torchio, David Hancey, Chris Hatch, Dar win Thompson, Kurt Kohfeld, Steve Jones, Brent Reid. Row 4: Stephen Proffit, John Parcella, Paul Tay lor, Ricky Horiuchi, Jordan Watters, Wayne Eshelman, Terry Fifield, Jeff Jones, Roger Meline, Mike Liechty. Kim Coleman, Jeff Martinez, Jon Skidmore. Debbie Liljenquist, Ryan Hales, Jeff Larsen, Brad Dance, Richard Reese, Sandra Astle, David Rasmusson.Row 5: Tom Mitchell, John Barker, Doug Stutter, Mike James, Micky Curtis, Mike Sears, Jim Hendricks, Tim Pehrson, Ric Kline. Members Not Shown: Kathleen Naef, Chris Nelson, Tifani Eyre, Jerry Miles, Jeff Curtis, Corry Larsen. Jazz Band . . . adds a little excitement. Each morning, before many of us were awake, a group of dedicated musicians gathered in the band room to rehearse. Through their rhythm and cheerful beat, the Jazz Band worked hard to boost Grizzly Pride and provide extra excitement during games and assemblies. Whether they played “Theme from Star Wars” or the “Alma Mater,” their music added a special atmosphere to our activities. The trombone section enjoys tooting their horns. Row 1: Steve Mortenson, Ron Lundstrom, Brent Reid. Kurt Kohfeld, Jerry Miles Row 2: Ric Kline, Tom Mitchell, Chris Hatch, Dave Wallen-tine. Steve Jones, Richard Reese, Sandra Astle, Jeff Larsen, Jim Hendricks, Brad Dance, David Rasmusson, Mr. Steve Call. Row 3: Kim Coleman, Terry Fifield. Wayne Eshelman, Jordan Watters, Jeff Jones, Jeff Martinez. Jim Hendricks at the game. You blew it, Steve! 92 Jazz Band t Band 93 loore, Lisa Bowen, Kathy hfeeley. Lori NelscK Tamra Cheney, Clark Ellis, Reed Dixon, Dan Ever on, Todd jm Riley, Shauna Stoddarct Annette Pack. Gihny Stett 'w 2: Evelynda Owen$, Jennifer Giles, Julie Raat, Datwyler, Kyle Griffiths, Steve Neeley. Randy pH. J'm Lundbeta, Bart Baird, Brfjnda Bar n Benmon, Kihy McGregor. , -,—m--- Handy, jil) Evans, Karen Smith, Ed Johnson. Mark Laraway, Jon Skidmore. Craig Willmore. Clint Dopp, Eric Hunsaker, Brad Sant, Lora Lee Mortenson, Karol Pond, Lisa Ault, Nancy Parkinson. Row 4:Wendy Peterson. Carolyn Johnson. Lucy Hardman. Julie Thatcher, Bruce Christensen, Ken Berry, Roger Welch, Ron Stenquist, David Baugh. John Fieldsted. Brent Reid. Brian Anderson, Suzie Williams, Tammy Jacobsen, Darla Pond. Melanie Anderson, lesa Freeman Missing: Annette Newson, Susie Rigby. Kathy Payne. Sherri Galloway. Thayna Paul. Allen Rogers. u KOrahood. 94 Chauntaires Chauntaires 95 Crimson Colony expresses themselves through music Row One: Kyle Griffiths. Gmny Stettler, Lesa Freeman. Steve Neeley Row Two: Jim Lundberg. Carolyn Johnson. Lyn Bennion. Dan Everton Row Three: Clark Ellis, Wendy Petersen, Belinda Barrett. Reed Dixon. Fourth Row: Jeff Curtis. John Fieldsted. Kathy Neeley. Suzie Williams. John Skidmore. Tamara LaBeau, Dave Perry, Todd Craghead. 96 Crimson Colony Senior Citizens show their class! Row 1: Sandy Olson, Lorie Brower, Janet Windward, Patty Hodges, Ruth Mae Chidester, Kathleen Naef, Irene Stevenson, Annette Pack, Melanie Anderson, Jaylene Hubbard, Maren Jorgensen, Sally Cook, Sherri Fullmer, Karen Smith, Janis Anderson, President. Row 2: Denese Kimber, Ruth Ann Mathews, Chad Vernon, Wendy Williams, Tracy Brown, Ross LaPray, Mary Burnett, Dan Everton, Julie Allen, Wendy Long, Michelle Lyon, Julie Bracken, Diane Hancey, Marc Andersen, Kurt Facer, Paul Champlin, Kim Thurston, John Littetl, Lesa Freeman, Adele Ford, Kathy Neeley, Hollie Hales. Row 3: Jeff Curtis, Scott Heninger, Carr Smith, Steve Mortenson, Boyd Bringhurst, Ralph Brown, Craig Willmore, Arnold Copp, David Hancey, Ed Johnson, Craig Berntson, Tami Jacobsen, Scott Thompson, Brett Tolson, Suzie Eliason, Jim Hendricks, Paul Thompson, Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Byington, Scott Sten-quist. Seated on Post: Suzie Williams, Roxey Jenkins, Reed Dixon. Senior Citizens was a group unique to the Class of ’78. Senior Citizens showed their enthusiasm by promoting school pride at basketball games with their famous kazoo band, flash cards, and cheers.Seniors also enjoyed parties and activities during the year. Senior citizens helped make the Class of ’78 really great! Senior Citizens 97 Working and learning now to prepare for a better future DECA Students are Involved. Activities such as field trips, guest speakers, and class activities covering all aspects of merchandising helped to train the students in salesmanship, advertising, and promotion. Seven members attended a leadership convention at Jackson, Wyoming, for four “fun-filled days. The chapter hosted the state DECA convention at U.S.U, participated in regional and state competition and planned for the National Competition at Washington, D.C. First Year DECA Members, Front Row: Karen Kirk, President; Susan Budge. Secretary. Row 2: Camille Smith. Trea surer; Kathie Nelson, Jennifer Sorenson, Historian and Reporter; Pat Lyon. Parliamentarian. Row 3: Michelle Rigby, Suzanne Lucherini, Glenna Marcusen. DeAnne Bertelson, Janae Hulse, June Marcusen, Janese Johnson, Joy Reese. Row 4: Tim Lawylor. Charles Allen, Courtney Skabelund. Richard Fackrell, Bruce Christensen. As you can see, Gail Palmer. Michelle Lyon, Susan Budge, and Karen Kirk had a blast at Jackson. Right — Second Year DECA Students: Gail Palmer. Vice Pres ident. Kris Ross, Parliamentarian; Julie Allen, Secretary. Scott Evans. President; Michelle Lyon, Historian; Sandra Heyrend, Treasurer; Lisa Murdock. Reporter; Janet Wmward, Brian Plowman, Dan Ivarie, Dee Jones, Bruce Comer. 98 DECA Marketing in action! Scott Evans develops selling talent. The newly remodeled bookstore held its official grand opening ceremony on November 16. Many prominent officials were in attendance. Chuck Winn, the State DECA specialist, commented that the store was the nicest bookstore in the state. The name that was selected by the students was “Bear Necessities.” The “Bear Necessities” was opened with the intent to serve the students. The store is completely run and staffed by second year marketing students and DECA members. After working so hard on the new store, the DECA officers stand waiting for the ribbon to be cut. The bookstore open house was even attended by the 'Bridger Brigade' Julie Allen makes the first display with levi's from the Competition Key Club and Art Club Working with the Kiwanis Club, Key Club members found many opportunities to serve the school and community. They helped to make Logan a better place to live. Photo at Right — Kaori Chiba. Connie Stewart, Kevin Robison, Lloyd Robison, Mike Farley, Wendy Williams, Ruth Ann Mathews. Members of the Art Club: Maren Jorgensen, Julie Raat, Mr. Soderquist. Row Two: Randy Anderson, Tim Brown, Gail Palmer, Ralph Brown. 100 Key Club and Art Club Above — Maren Jorgensen, an Art Club member, has contributed her talent in many ways. She painted the new gym jump circle, drew the cover of the L-Book and studentbody card, designed the Amphion artwork, and helped with numerous other projects. Students interested in studying art joined together to form the Art Club. They learned about new styles, art history and famous artists by viewing films and visiting exhibits. They also presented their own exhibits in the new bookstore. Gail Palmer puts the finishing touches on Mr. Soderquist, the Art Club advi sor. A New Program for F.H.A Shannon Rasmusson and Patty Jonson, F.H.A. advisors lOGAN UBRARY 255 North Main ytttto %4$2i Some changes have been made to make the Future Homemakers of America club bigger and better than ever before. F.H.A. now consists of all the members of the homemaking classes with the Special Projects class as the main body of this experimental plan. Members worked on many new projects including batik, needle lace, entertaining, and very advanced homemaking skills. Several members attended the state convention in February at Salt Lake City’s Hotel Utah. Evelynda Owens was a nominee for the State F.H.A. Committee. Row 1: Sandy Lee Redek, Luanne Hawkes. Row 2: Darlene Huppi, Jana Smith, President; Tami Vance, Holly Hubbard. Kathy Nelson. Mrs. Rasmusson. Row 3: Mrs. Johnson, Lisa Hymas, Jill Godrey, Secretary; Lisa Erickson. Kaylene Merrill, Treasurer; Evelynda Owens, Vice President. F.H.A. 101 F.B.L.A. improves America Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for all high school students participating in business and office programs. It helped members develop confidence in themselves, their work, and encourage them to contribute to the improvement of home, business, and community. The club hosted many guest speakers, who gave them helpful information in planning for the future. Some activities which the members particpated in were the annual state convention, field trips, and the Businessmen’s and Awards Banquet held at the end of the year. First Row: Dixie Leishman, Roxey Wind ley, Dixie Sharp, Betty Jo Dursteler, Sylvia Thomas. Row Two: Vickie Sorenson, Janet Thomas, Adele Ford. Row Three: Cyndee Hymas, Miss Christensen, Advi sor; Sherri Jensen, Jean Dennis, Chris Anderson Row Four: Laurie Poulsen, Diane Hancey. F.B.L.A. Officers: Roxey Windley, Treasurer; Dixie Leishman, Historian; Janet Thomas, Secretary; Dixie Sharp, President; Diane Hancey, Vice President. Perfecting secretarial skills are Dixie Sharp and Laurie Polsen. 102 F.B.L.A. Debate Team argues medical care The mastery of speech in a world of communications is the aim of the forensic program. Under the direction of Mr. Henrie, their advisor, the debate team spent many long hours developing speaking techniques in such categories as orations, debate, extemporaneous speaking, legislative forum, and dramatic interpretation. The debate team represented us well. Tiffam Eyre argues debate points with Karen Poulsen Top Picture — Sophomore Debate: Front Row: Shelly Innis, Cindy Eckburg, Karen Poulsen. Row Two: Mary Checketts, Tiffam Eyre, Jenny Clark. Row Three: Larry Call, Abe Salunke, Jay Clark. Bottom Picture — Debate Team: Front Row: Jeff Olsen, Ron Lundstrom. Row Two: Scott Peterson, Vic Phillips, Kerry Lehman, Steve Jones, John Singer, Karen Vendell, Mike Tor chio. Row Three: Shauna Stoddard, Susie Rigbv, Holly Hubbard. Debate 103 Girl and Boy Staters create mock Governments Row One: RuthMae Chidester, Roxey Jenkins, Wendy Long. Debbie VanNoy. Holly Hubbard. Row Two: Julie Bracken, Ann Carlisle. Lesa Freeman. Ginny Stettler Missing: Teresa Carter. « ‘•tii g Row One: John Fjeldsted, Steve Neeley. Kurt Facer, Dan Everton. Dave Perry, Craig Bernston, Steve Mortenson Row Two: Marc Anderson, Keith Walker, Jim Hendricks. Scott Heninger, Dave DeByle. Row Three: Jefl Larsen, Brian Plowman. 104 Girls'and Boys’State Library Aides, Lunch Room Helpers, and L-Poinf Clerks willingly serve Library Aides: Row One: Connie Bird, Joy Reese, Pat Lyon, Allyson Barker, Denise Kimber. Row Two: Kim Richins. Chad Vernon, John Nelson, Tracy Obray, Curtis Thompkms, Scott Alder. Sandy Olson represents the lunch room aides’ helpful service. L Point Clerks: Sharlyn Spencer. Camille Smith, Carolyn Johnson. Student Services 105 Members of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America had the opportunity to compete against other schools in the state in areas such as auto mechanics, electronics, building construction, graphic arts, extemporaneous speech, prepared speech, and welding. Members: Kelly Johnson, President; Darren Smith, Mark Palmer, Reporter; Ken Gibbons, Secretary; Bruce Anderson, Jay Lenkensdorfer, Drew Wright, Richard Jones, Craig Berntson, Treasurer; Bruce Lalm berg, David Ferrin, Mitch Shiftman, Brad Sant, Mr. Hirschi, Advisor; Mr. McCallister, Advisor; Seth Innis, Vice-President; Lloyd Robinson, Parliamentarian; Alan Lenkersdorfer. Missing: Ed Lamborn, Keith Laursen, Scott Nielson. VICA — Preparing for the World of Work Kelly Johnson tries to match wires. 106 VICA Lettermen are active in Qports throughout the season Row 1: Marc Anderson, Ron Cazier, Mike Shepard, Kurt Facer, Paul Champlin, Kim Madsen, Scott Thompson, Scott Hlavaty. Brett Woodbury Row 2: Brian Pella, John Hanson, Keith Nelson, Brad Jardine, Keith Walker. Row 3: Ned Hansen, Danny Everton, Clark Ellis, Paul Gardner. Shawn Mecham. Lee Allred, Brad Sant. Raymond Peterson. Lettermen 107 Girls' League makes growing old easier Front Row: Jana Smith. Senior Rep.; Mrs. Wallentine. Advisor; Lori Nelson, Secretary Second Row: Ginny Stettler, Vice President; Lori Spendlove, Soph. Rep.; Julie Carlson. Junior Rep. Missing: Kathy Nelson. President. 108 Girls’League Boys’ League 109 r Kurt Facer, Vice Pres.; Rex Harrison, President; Jim Hendricks, Secretary; Allen Hymas, Senior Rep.; Jerry Miles, Sophomore Rep.; Wade Swenson. Junior Rep. Missing: Gerald Allen. Advisor. Soys' League is united Science Club and Stage Crew Science Club: Row One: Connie Stewart, Teresa Carter, Rajesh Sharma. Wendy Long. Row Two: Mike Torchio, Tracy Long, Kurt Facer, Paul Champlin Row Three: Shauna Stoddard. Donna Wilden, Mr. Anderson. Fourth Row: Harold Stewart, Mike Morrill. Missing: Mike Farley, Teresa Larsen. Scon Neilson. Richi Horiuchi. Joel Cardon, Tim Brown, David DeByle, Ed Barker. Scon Patton, Scon Heninger, Kris Engle. Stage Crew: Row One: Mitch Schiffman. Scott Thorpe, Craig Bernston, David Morrill Row Two: Kelly Johnson. Mark Bond, Mr. McAllister 110 Scionce C(ub and Stage Crew Exchange Students and International Club Annette Newson from Austria “I’ve fallen in love with Utah, in particular Cache Valley, both the mountains and the people. Coming from a very flat, dry and hot area the mountains and snow are a welcome relief, and I sit for hours just looking at them. People in this valley don’t realize how lucky they are. I also love how friendly the people are. Although there are differencs in terrain and language, people are basically the same and that is good in my books.’’ Kaori Chiba from Japan “When I came to Utah I thought Utah is so big and so pretty. And then I couldn’t imagine I can see the Rocky Mountains. It was so exciting. I'm so exited still now. People of Logan are kind and gentle and they don’t forget greeting if they don’t know each other. But they greet in Logan, and that’s nice thing. Students and teachers of Logan High are kind. I’m so glad to be able to come to Logan and Logan High.’’ Enrique Go from the Philippines “I like our school because it really completes my being and because it has complete facilities. I am sure it will lead us to great success, not just for me, but for all students, I really want to stay here because I always feel like a free man without anybody making advices. I really wish that they will give me an extension of two years more. Well, I just hope so.’’ temational Club Members K. Johnson Advisor Front Row: Kavitha Sitaram, Najmeh Hourmaesh, Tami Eisner, Carolyn Brown. Second Row: Shelly Innis, Rajesh Sharma, Tom Mitchell, Saeed Gohari, Shane Schvanevelt. Third Row: Jean Knowleton, Scott Paton, Sylvia Becker, Ann Carlisle, Amy Long, Ruth Mae Chidester, Carolyn Street, Eric Mueggler, Many Dehgh-ani, Emad Fatemi. Ill Sponsors in action From marching in parades to ushering at graduation ceremonies, the Sponsors have done a fine job. With Col. Stockton as their advisor, they represented us at homecoming parades, football and basketball games, and several U.S.U. activities. Their new marching outfits added a special sparkle to their performances. They worked together and built a group unity through monthly activities that were enjoyed by all. 4• % Precision at its best! Shelly Pebley, Sponsor Commander; Chris Anderson, Executive Officer; Darlene Huppi, Liaison Officer Vickie Sorenson, Rifle Drill Team Commander; Dixie Leishman, Rifle Team Commander; Ruth Mae Chi dester. Adjutant Officer; Kathleen Neaf, Supply Officer; Cyndee Hymas, Public Information Officer. I hope I can catch it! 112 Sponsors Do a GREAT job! Sponsors showing their skills. Front Row: Shelly Pebley, Sandy Olsen, Chris Anderson, Teresa Lowry, Jill Evans, Vickie Sorenson, Darlene Huppi, Denese Kimber, Ruth Mae Chides ter Second Row: Lisa Mendelkow, Dixie Leishman, LuAnn Hawkes, Michele Coleman, Anna Lisa Curtis, Cyndee Hymas, Patty Hodges, Kathleen Neat. Sponsors 113 Today’b Army wants to join you. A year in Reserve Officer’s Training Corps is a year involving troop inspection, rifle range shooting, basketball or ping-pong participation, and learning about first aid, weaponry, military history, and other areas of military science. The R.O.T.C. Department sponsored the Military Ball in January and the Spring Review in May. staff Company A Color Guard Staff: Front Row: Keith Laursen, Scott Wickham, Charles Collett, Scott Neilsen, Jeff Proffit. Second Row: Curtis Thompkins, Mark Willardson, Mark Larsen. Steve Proffit, Keith Christensen Company A: Front Row: Bill Peterson, Kris Donahue, Shawn Starks, Ned Purser, Kathy McGregor, Karen Herschi. Second Row: Seth Innis, Robert Hanson, David Saunders, Gary McNeil, Lynn Hodges. Bart Nichols. Third Row: Mark Becker. Brian Elbert, Les Cunningham, David Poulsen, Steve Western, Steve Rumba. Color Guard: Keith Laursen. Mark Larsen. Curtis Thomp kins, Charles Collett. Scott Wickham Company C: Front Row: David Smith, Jeff Congdon, Troy Ellsworth. Kim Larsen, Kris Anderson. Second Row: Richard Jones. Phil Ivane. Connie Wildman, Abe Salunke, David Johnson, JaLynn Heaps. Company C Company B Rifle Team: Front Row, Moving to the Back: Keith Laursen, Gary Cook. Curtis Thompkins, Jeff Congdon, Tom Goodwin, Steve Western, Tony Eames, Ray Patrick, Todd Shepard, Shawn Starks, Todd Mortenson, Bart Nicholes. Lynn Hodges, Joddy Bodrero, Richard Tatton, Jim Joy, Gary McNeil, Robert Hanson, David Olsen. David Poulson, Scott Taylor, Keven Kartchner, Jon Hardman. Rex Larsen, Seth Innis, Mike Mor rill. Chuck Collett. Mickey Curtis. Company B: Front Row: Mark Petersen, Dave Campbell. Robert Kline, Troy Ellsworth, Cindy Egbert, Kathy McGregor, John Egbert. Second Row: Scon Alder. Todd Mor tenson. Allen Jones. Bart Nichols, Barrett Cain, Sharon Gessel, Karen Herschi. Third Row: Quinn Nelson, Kim Richins, Bertly Hunt, Kent Neilson, Kevin Erickson, Cindy Nichols. Fourth Row: Mark Petersen, Dave Ivarie. Scott Taylor, Andy Fraser, Terry John son. Bart Baird, Tim Lindsey. Honor Guard: Front Row: Scott Wickham, Keith Laursen. Curtis Thompkins. Steve Proffit. Jeff Proffit. Second Row: Scott Neilsen, Chuck Collett, Mark Willardson, Mark Larsen. Keith Christensen; Commander. Honor Guard Rifle Team R.O.T.C. 115 Homecoming brings memories of. . . “YESTERDAY ONCE MORE” Homecoming week 1977 began early Monday morning as the seniors painted the town. On Mafia Day the Grizzlies were given a contract to “kill de cubs.” Thursday brought the always exciting parade down Main Street. This was followed by the annual powderpuff game, the sophomore bonfire, and fireworks. On Friday we fulfilled our Mafia contract by killing South High’s Cubs. The Homecoming Dance finished off a great week of extra spirit and Grizzly pride. Doug Bassett takes a dip while seniors paint the town. Enthusiasm burns hot at the annual sophomore bonfire. 118 Homecoming Yesterday once more Why aren’t the boys smiling? Homecoming 119 Homecoming Royalty 120 Homecoming Royalty Girls' Choice Annual Pep Club Dance A couple shows up in Thanksgiving Eve attire. You light up my life. . . On November 23, the Pep Club sponsored the annual girls’ choice dance. The committee headed by Shannon Brown, arranged a fine dance program. Music was provided by Starfire, and the theme song was sung by Mary Lynn Worley, a former Grizzly. The decorations included live trees, flowers, and a mural which represented many hours of work. During the dance a couple of unexpected entertainers arrived. The two turkeys are pictured at the left. Couples boogie to the sounds of Starfire. Decorating and planning efforts of Pep Club members result in successful Girls' Choice Dance. Pep Club Dance 121 Boogie down, Todd Craghead! The Christmas Dance was held in the lobby of the school on December 23. Those attending were greeted at the door with vibrations from Back Roads and a kiss (chocolate, of course) from Mr. Bill Emmett. During intermission Jill Godfrey and Steve Neeley, retiring Stocking Girl and Boy, introduced their successors, Lisa Bowen and Paul Fjeldsted. The music, decorations, and mistletoe all added to the excitement of the holiday season. Paul Fjeldsted, Stocking Boy; Lisa Bowen, Stocking Girl 122 Christmas Dance Janese Johnson Sharon Gessel Kathy McGregor Michelle Coleman Teresa Lowry Queen Military Ball 123 t Military Ball — It Was Almost Like a Song Moot preferred for Sweetheart's Ball Todd Christensen Shawn Mecham Senior Junior 124 Most Preferred Men Junior Prom Royalty Junior Prom 125 126 Senior Ball Royalty Super seniors Tab Smith, Teresa Crookston Best Dressed Courtney Skabelund, Jodi Peterson Most Likely to Disagree Melanie Anderson, Reed Dixon Most School Spirit Steve Mortensen, Marci Stowell Most Likely to Succeed John Fjeldsted, Wendy Long Doll and Dreamboat Allen Rogers, Karla Jenkins Biggest Flirts Terry Johnson, Debbie VanNoy Most Friendly Steve Neeley, Kathy Neeley Most Versatile Mike Hansen, Jana Smith Cutest Couple Senior Superlatives 127 Pep Rallies arouse spirit The cheerleaders and songleaders did a great job of making the Pep Rallies fun and exciting. The class competition helped build Grizzly Pride and boost school spirit. Pep talks from the coach and team captains prepared everyone for the game. Hey man, get that boogie fever! Come on baby, let's split. Logan High cheerleaders radiate beauty. School activities leave varied expressions. 128 Pep Rallies Jacob Anderson Jon Skidmore Nathan Anderson Dave Perry Sam John Fjeldsted Jenny Anderson Kathy Neeley Anne Anderson Ginny Stettler James Anderson Reed Dixon Musical 129 Charlie Anderson F. Eugene Tueller Robert Anderson Danny Pond John Anderson Steve Neeley Henry Anderson Scott Cheney Jana Smith Wardrobe Shenandoah's stage support Tracey Middlebrooks Student Director Reverend Byrd Craig Willmore Mr. Tueller Director Gabriel Todd Godfrey Lynn Bennion Accompanist Wendie Peterson Choreography Lisa Bowen Choreography Ed Johnson Student Director Upper Right — Chorus, Front Row: Janis Anderson, Jill Godfrey, Maren Jorgensen, Karen Smith, Carolyn Johnson, Roxey Jenkins, Pam Riley, Melanie Anderson, Lori Nelson, Lucy Hardman, Darla Pond, Adele Ford, Belinda Barrett. Back Row: Brent Reid, David Hancey, Paul Fjeldsted, Clark Ellis. Mark Laraway, Craig Goodsell, Kyle Griffiths, Randy Anderson, Todd Craghead, Don Newbold, Ed Johnson, Jim Lundberg, Dan Everton, Eric Hun-saker, David Baugh, Blake Peterson. Lower Left — Orchestra, Front Row: Ruth Mae Chidister, Sherry Merrill, Sandy Olson, Paula Thompson, Annette Pack, Tracy Watts, Jane Williams, Kathy Nelson. Middle Row: Ann Tueller, Jacque Coleman, Sherri Mortenson, Leslie Birschbach, Wayne Eshelman, Jon Hardman, Carolyn Street, Ron Lundstrom. Back Row: Marci Stowell, Jerry Miles, Richard Reese, Jeff Martinez, Jim Hendricks, Jeff Larsen, Wade Swensen, Joel Cardon, Terry Fifield. Standing: Ed Barker, Tim Pehrson. 130 Musical C'mon rebel James Anderson meets his death Sam and Jenny recite wedding vows. We re gonna shoot ya'll stone dead! Musical 131 Ski Class — A new addition to Logan High The ski class began in January with two dry land sessions consisting of orientation and films. Then each Wednesday, nearly 70 students climbed aboard buses for an afternoon of skiing. Lessons on all levels were given from 1:30-2:30 at Beaver Mountain, and the rest of the afternoons were devoted to practice. Being in the ski class was a great way to earn one fourth of a P.E. credit. Skiing tips are given to beginners. Craig Curtis shows off his ballet stunts. The cheery skners after a day on the slopes. 132 Ski Class r ' -i Winter Carnival provides a legal sluff on the slopes. Scott Peterson attempts to ski. Is there any other way? Cipher in the snow. January 30 was a bright, sunny, perfect Monday for our Winter Carnival. Those who participated enjoyed skiing, tubing, snowball fights, and sliding on lunch trays down Beaver Mountain. Meals were provided as well as skiing lessons, lots of snow, and lots of fun. Diving is one of Craig Curtis' athletic abilities. Winter Carnival 133 Spirit week creates class rivalary Spirit Week was five action-packed January days that skyrocketed Grizzly pride. The Spirit Assembly brought skits and class competition; while lunchtime relays, eating contests, and the marathon race encouraged lots of participation. The sophomore representative in the Volkswagon race didn’t quite make it across the finish line, but she did manage to maneuver the car up onto the curb and almost into the light pole. Seniors proved who was best by taking first in every category! These activities created the enthusiasm and excitement that helped the team conquer again. Mardee Merrill is relieved after a close encounter. Belinda Barrett witnesses the agony of defeat Jodi Peterson runs in the obstacle course. Rex Harrison and the five o'clock shadow. 134 Spirit Week Studentbody Activities Sherri Calloway haunts the halls. Assemblies were the highlight of a busy school day K- a b ■� A v| What would we do without the crowd?” Jerry Lewis and Steve Martin (alias Lee Allred and Dee Jones) boogie down. 136 Assemblies Assemblies not only informed, educated, and entertained, but they gave us a break from the routine of school. We heard speakers, listened to singing and instrumental groups, and learned about the opera. The trampoline and pantomine artists were among the favorite performers. The Spirit Assembly, held in the gym, inspired excitement and Grizzly Pride, while the class assemblies created class unity and competition. Trampoline artists act casual. Juniors and Seniors are vicious in obtaining the cageball. A Do a little cheer, Ron Cazair. Donny Keaton returns! Assemblies 137 138 Divider 140 John Fieldsted Basketball Logan High has athletes who are outstanding in their field. . . court, diamond, pool, mat, and track. Courtney Marc Anderson Swimming Sports Keith Walker Track Jim Hendricks Wrestling Alan Rogers Tennis Mike Hansen Baseball A tribute to Jim Minkler ■Quiet Hero” It’s difficult to focus in a few words upon the many attributes of Jim Minkler. One characteristic, however, which may explain his excellence as an athlete is intensity. Intensity is often rewarded with success, but these are risks that can result in tragedy. Intense people strive for excellence and, as a consequence, must be in the center of the “action.” That is where Jim was when tragedy struck. But he can and will use his intenseness to turn even this tragedy into success. Jim is now responding to tragedy as intensely as he played football. Jim remains to all those who know him as the “quiet hero” of the senior class of 1978. — Ray Watts — Tribute 141 Kurt Facer Quarterback. Corner Back Jim Minkler End and Defensive Back Mar Brindley Defensive Line Scott Hlavaty End and Linebacker Courtney Skabelund Linebacker and Fullback EJliot Fitzgerald Offensive and Defensive Line Kim Thurston Offensive and Defensive Line Brad Jardine Quarterback and Corner Back Joe Hassan Runnmgback and Linebacker Clark Ellis Offensive and Defensive Line Keith Nelson Running Back and Defensive Back Lee Allred End and Safety Much improved football tea Grizzlies maul the Bees Allen Hymas Paul Champlin Offensive and Defensive Line Linebacker Mark Scherting Defensive Line Dan Everton Offensive and Defensive Line 142 Varsity Football brings winning season back to Logan Bret Woodbury Ned Hansen Offensive Line Center Ron Cazier Linebacker Brad Jardine spots his receiver downfield. Chris Hatch Fullback and Linebacker Kelly Muncy Offensive Line Steve Jones Offensive and Defensive Back Scott Peterson Quarter Back and Defensive Back Brian Pella Offensive and Defensive Line Shawn Mecham Defensive Back Paul Garner Quarter Back and Defensive Back Bob Bernston Offensive and Defensive Line Varsity Football 143 Coach Galli had a good first season Dave Perry End and Line Backer End and Defensive Back Craig Good sell Running Back and Linebacker Craig Curtis Running Back and Linebacker Larry Comadena Assistant Coach Roger Wilson Mel Galli Assistant Coach Head Coach Manager SCORES Logan 47 Logan 0 . . Logan 21 . . Logan 24 Logan 12 . . Logan 19 . Logan 7 Logan 12 . . Logan 14 . Ely 0 . . Sky View 7 . . Box Elder 24 . Ogden 36 . South 7 . . Bear River 0 Ben Lomond 21 . . Davis 19 . Woods Cross 0 144 Varsity Football Bart Pederson Linebacker Dee Jones Manager J.V. shows promise for next year Good yardage made in punt return. SCORES Logan 14 Sky View 33 Logan 12 Box Elder 8 Logan 27 Ben Lomond 6 Logan 25 South 8 Logan 14 Davis 24 Logan 0 Bear River (Forfeit) 0 J.V. Football Team: Row 1: Lawrence Davis, Craig Curtis, Shawn Mecham, Scott Petersen, Bruce Malmberg, Bruce Christensen, Glenn Davis, Bart Pedersen. Row 2: Ken Berry. Brad Sant, Kelly Muncey. Darrin Smith, Doug Hadfield, Tom James, Craig Goodsell, Randy Lamb, Alan Alderman, Dee Jones. Row 3: Tann Tueller, Bob Bernston, Jon Eccles, Paul Garner, Todd Garrett, Mike Shepard, John Murdock, Jay Albertson, Devin Smith, Steve Jones, Ray Watts, Coach. J.V. Football 145 Sophomores have a perfect season . . . almost Logan ball carrier pulls away from the Bees. SCORES Logan 24 Box Elder 12 Logan 12 Ogden 18 Logan 8 South 0 Logan 18 Bear River 0 Logan 18 Ben Lomond 8 Logan 24 Davis 12 Logan 20 Woods Cross 14 Sophomore Team: Row 1: Cory Larsen, Pete Rischer, Scott Cheney, Shel don Olsen, Greg Foote, Steve Gappa, Daren Hansen, Casey Yeates, Mark Stewart, Tony Johnson, Brian Pattee, Scott Oldham, Jack Shepard, Brian Richardson. Lonnie Freeman Row 2: Brett Madson, Randy Anderson, Kip Mecham, John Hardman, Jerry Somers. Brent LaBeau, Darwin Thompson. Shawn Fullmer, Mike Campbell, Spencer Cahoon. Row 3: Ron Woolsten hulme. Asst. Coach; Brian Cowley, Kent Maughan, Dennis Anderson, Bart Buttars, Steve Riley, Jordan Watters, Dave Nelson. Jeff Jones Row 4: Coach Ryan, Mike Davis, Larry Hardman, Dave John, Drew Larsen, Blake Peterson, Jerry Miles. Doug Wallentme, Hal Garner. Benny Brown, Craig Schiffman, Todd Erickson. Sophomore receiver breaks away for a long 9ain 146 Sophomore Football Golf and Cross Country Teams Golf Team: Todd Budge, David Brown, Chris Wilson, John Hanson, David Bergener, Cory Bowen. Greg Jensen, and Mike Shaner Cross Country Team: Row 1: Roger Hart, Brian Elbert, Larry Call, Ralph Brown, Richard Reese, Bruce Cannon. Kevin Robison, Ronnie Lundstrom, Mark Laro-way Row 2: Coach McBride, Mike Torchio. Terry Jensen, Raymond Hunt, Scott Thorp, Robert Rich, Scott Henmger, Brian Plowman, Paul Fjeldsted. Mark Campbell. Row 3: Kim Madsen, Keith Walker. Kevin Reading, Ron Stenquist, Tab Smith, John Fjeldsted, Dave Potter, Brad Dance. Row 4: Rex Hubbard, Glen Waterhouse, Craig Russel, John Lined, Boyd Bringhurst. Jim Hendricks. Scott Thompson. Golf and Cross Country 147 Dedication brings Region Crown to swimmers With the true dedication that comes from dragging themselves out of bed very early every morning, the swimming team swam their way to the top of the region. Under the direction of Mel Galli and Riley Bates, the swimmers brought much recognition to the school. Swimming Team: Row 1: Sanjeev Sharma, Steve Riley, Mike Davis, Robert Rich. Row 2: Steve Byland, Marc Anderson, Robert Kline, Bruce Christen sen. Row 3: James Singer, Brent Ware, Alan Jacobsen, Paul Taylor. Row 4: Paul Dennis, Rajesh Sharma, David Debyle, Tim Brown Row 5: Jon Hanson, Scott Paton. 148 Swimming Team Basketball 1978!!! Concentration is intense as Courtney Skabelund shoots over the Wildcats. Roger Wilson Head Coach Larry Comadena Assistant Coach Varsity Basketball 149 Logan's dedicated spirit brings Tab Smith Guard Dave Perry Forward Todd Christensen Tann Teuller concentrates on a clutch free Forward — Center throw. Tab Smith calmly lays the ball in for two BIG points. 150 Varsity Basketball them a successful season. Brad Jardine Guard Mike Shepard Guard Lee Allred Guard t Ken Berry Forward Courtney Skabelund uses muscle to get his points. Bob Bernston Forward — Center John Fjeldsted shoots for two against Sky View. Varsity Basketball 151 Grizzlies start a winning tradition in the new Recreation Center. Logan jumps off to a good start against Davis Tann Tueller shoots again. Tip, tip, tip it to a Grizzly. Courtney Skabelund builds up steam as he lumps for the ball. 152 Varsity Basketball Put it up . . . and in . . . and over the rim Brad Jardme eyes the basket. J.V. Basketball Team: Front Row: Lonnie Free man, Mike Campbell, David John, Bob Bern ston, Craig Russell. Row Two: Larry Comadena, Coach; Kenny Berry. Brad Jardme, Lee Allred, Mike Sheperd, Hal Garner. Kenny Berry shoots for two. J.V. Basketball 153 Sophomores gain experience for years ahead Sophomore Basketball Team: Row 1: Benny Brown, Craig Schiffman, Bob Berntson, Dave Potter, Steve Gappa, Larry Call, Spencer Cal boon Row 2: Jeff Jones, Blake Peterson, Bart Buttars, Mike Campbell, Hal Garner, Paul Fjeldsted. Row 3: Coach Peterson, Assistant Coach; Bill Ryan, Head Coach; Lonnie Freeman, Dave John, Jack Shephard, Chris Wilson. Sophomores increased in size this year providing the opportunity for more boys to play. The squad had nineteen members, whereas other years there have been only twelve players. Bob Berntson lumps to make basket. 154 Sophomore Basketball Varsity Wrestlers accomplish goal of successful season Dave Campbell — 132 lbs. Darrell Glen — 105 lbs Scott Thompson — 126 lbs. V William Tom — 98 lbs. Missing: Ron Lundstrom — 119 lbs. Kim Madsen — 112 lbs. The wrestling team experienced a very successful season. They set the goal of making this season fantastic, and they reached it with a lot of hard work and with the great help of Coach McBride. Varsity Wrestling 155 Junior Varsity and Sophomore Wrestlers compete Sophomores Sophomores: Row 1: Todd Erickson, Jon Hardman, David Nelson, Brian Cowley, Sheldon Olson, Tim Schaeffer, William Tom. Row 2: Scott Cheney. Pete Riescher, Kent Maughan, Jerry Somers, Jordan Watters, Jerry Miles, Carl Lapray. Darrell Glen. 156 J.V. and Sophomore Wrestling J.V.: Row 1: Joe Hassan, Craig Goodsell, Alan Alderman, Doug Hatfield, Steve Cohen, Pete Reisher, Rick Horiuchi, Mike Sears. Row 2: Brian Hyde, Kent Maughan, Ned Hansen, Bruce Malmberg, Ray Hunt, Carl Lapray. Coach Watts. Powder Puffers fie game up wifh good feeling Debbie VanNoy tries to stay out of opposition s reach. Team Two in hot pursuit. During Homecoming Week senior girls had the opportunity to participate in the annual Powder Puff football game, which was sponsored by the Girls’ League officers. This year the girls had the opportunity to play on the regular full-size field. The type of football played was flag. The game was tense for those involved, but most of the girls left the game feeling happy with a tie score of 12-12. Team 1: Rudy Puzey — Head Coach Reed Dixon — Assistant Coach Steve Neeley — Assistant Coach Kathy Nelson — Captain Ginny Stettler — Captain Team 2: Herond Hoyt — Head Coach Mike Hansen — Assistant Coach Steve Mortensen — Assistant Coach Lori Nelson — Captain Jana Smith — Captain Gotcha! Powder Puff 157 Team 2: Herond’s Hellions Team 1: Row 1: Sandy Olson, Connie Stewart, Jalyn Stones, Nina Jones. Hollie Hales. Tamara LaBeau. Mary Burnett, Jane Williams. Row 2: Janis Anderson, Annette Newson, Roxey Windley, Melanie Anderson, Wendy Long, Marcia Halufia, Kris Ross, Dixie Sharp, Lori Prince, Carolyn Bowman. Row 3: Reed Dixon, Assistant Coach; Rudy Puzey, Head Coach; Suzi Williams, Steve Neeley, Assistant Coach; Pam Riley, Gmny Stettler, Marci Sto well, Carolyn Simard, Roxey Jenkens, Dixie Leishman, Kathy Nelson, Lucy Hardman, Jodi Peterson. Row 4; Sandra Heyrond, Wendy Williams. Cathy Thompson, Patty Hodges, Cindy Hansen, Betty Jo Dursteler, Belinda Bar rett, Becky Zabriskie, Liz Long, Barbara Bymgton, Kaon Chiba. Team 2: Row 1: Jill Godfrey, Paula Thompson. Annette Pack, Lisa Erickson. Teresa Crookston, Sheila Wennergren, Annette Parker. Carolyn Johnson, Jana Smith, LuAnn Hawkes. Row 2: Mike Hansen, Assistant Coach; Lesa Freeman, Shelly Pebley, Ann Ogemaw, Lon Nelson, Tammi Jacobsen. Suzi Eliason, Teresa Johnson. Maren Jorgensen, Sherry Merrill, Ruth Mae Chi dister, Kathy Neeley, Sally Cook, Steve Mortenson, Assistant Coach. Row 3: Adele Ford, Debbie VanNoy, Linda Roskelly, Dot Daines, Tracy Long, Sherri Jensen, Lorrie Elder, Julie Bracken, Marianne Hancey, Kim Harris, Kathleen Naef, Diane Hancey, Lisa Murdock, Herond Hoyt, Coach. 158 Powder Puff Girls’ Tennis Team raises a real racket. The girls’ tennis team enjoyed a successful season. The girls participated in many matches at other schools as well as those at home. They were coached by Nancy Romey. Team members. Row 1: Sherrie Mortenson, Annette Newson, Annette Pack. Row 2: Belinda Barrett. Adele Ford. Missing: Marta Olsen. Annette Newson adds her Australian touch to Belinda Barrett: “Grin n bear it. the girls' tennis team. Girls’ Tennis 159 Girls' Volleyball has learning season Girls’ volleyball had a very progressive season. Even though their season was 2-12 they learned a lot and were a lot better at the end of the season than the first. The volleyball season extended from the end of August to November. The girls were coached by Miss Van Leeu-wen and Liz Long. Front Row: Mary Lou Taylor, Jacque Jensen, Robin Becker, Talleatha Becenti, Susan Wilkinson. Row 2: Sally Cook. Lucy Hardman, Kris Engle. Beth Martinez. Rosie Hams. 160 Girls’Volleyball f Girls' Qwim Team splashes on to victory Logan swimmer moves on with endless endurance. Swimming Team, Row 1: Liz Long, Marianne Hancey, Hilary Groutage, Linda Thedell Row 2: Kris Engle. Susan Wilkinson, Cindy Steele. Julie Harris, Judy Rappleye, Beth Martinez. Hilary Groutage presses on to finish. Logan swimmer does backstroke racing against time. Girls’Swimming 161 Girls' Gymnastics — quality, not quantity The gymnastics team was a young team, with ten out of fourteen girls being sophomores. The team members competed regularly with other schools and consistently placed. However, because the team was small they were never able to accumulate team points. Row 1: Teresa Gerber, Jodi Peterson. Kaon Chiba. Row 2: Cathy Thompson, Manager, Nancy Beyers, Adele Ford, Becky Johnson. Mrs. Abplan-alp. Coach. Row 3: Lori Peterson, Kathy Hlavaty. Row 4: Lori Spend love, Sean Wright, Vicki Lambert. Row 5: Patti Lindquist. Carol Neeley. Missing: Troy Hymas. Sean Wright does her routine on the uneven parallel bars. Jodi Peterson, poses on the beam 162 Girls’Gymnastics. Girls' Basketball Team works hard The Girls’ basketball team worked hard this season, because the team lacked the height of their competitors, however, the season wasn’t as successful as was hoped for. Front Row: Robin Becker, Mary Lou Taylor, Cindy Cronin, Susan Wilkinson, Talleatha Becenti. Back Row: Rosey Harris, Beth Martinez, Sandra Plowman, Kathy Skabelund, Linda Thedell. Girls’Basketball 163 Bruce Cannon flashes an Olympic grin. Keep on Liz Long on a 10 mile trek. Sandra Plowman takes time out to stretch before putting the shotput. 164 Track Team Trackin’ Bruce Cannon lengthens his stride. Boyd Bringhurst shows his unique style for throwing Frisbees. Ralph Brown poses for “Mr. Muscle'1 magazine. Track Team 165 In Tennis, love means nothing Brad Dance shows how it's done. Row 1: Richard Reese, Dave Perry, Steve Mortenson, Arnold Copp, Steve Neeley, Allen Rogers. Row 2: Todd Budge. John Fieldsted. Robert Rich, Paul Fieldsted, Mark Stewart. Vic Phillips, Brad Dance, Chris Wilson m SiSf'-Y -r 166 Tennis Team Allen Rogers slices a forehand return. Baseball was a real hit! Keith Nelson uses hi$ south paw when he throws. Hey batter, batter, batter. Baseball 167 168 Conclusion Yesterday's horizons have disappeared but recalling their afterglows can often brighten our tomorrows. Sterling Scholars are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and character as demonstrated through activity and interest in the category for which they are selected. Chosen by the department which they represent, they uphold a standard of excellence of which we are extremely proud. scnoiars Janet Thomas Business Jana Smith Home Economics Marci Stowell Music Bruce Andersen Foreign Language Rajesh Sharma Math Scott Paton Social Science 172 Sterling Scholars Honors Marci Stowell, Ginny Stettler, Wendy Long Rotary Club Merit Award Winners Lisa Tueller Miss Utah Drill Team All-State Orchestra Peggy Bates 1st Runner-up Miss Utah Drill Team Jon Skidmore, Ginny Stettler, Reed Dixon. All-State Choir Missing: Tamara LaBeau. All-State Orchestra, Front Row: Marjorie Allen, Ann Carlisle, Carolyn Bowman, Mike Torchio. Second Row: Shane Schvaneveldt, Teresa Carter, Ruth Mae Chidester, Annette Pack. Third Row: Joel Cardon, Eric Mueggler, Ric Kline, Leslie Torchio, Hilary Groutage. Fourth Row: Tim Pehrson, Laura Stock. Ed Barker. Tami Eisner. Jane Williams, Blake Petersen. Marci Stowell. Sandra Astle. Jeff Olsen, Karen Poulsen, Shauna Stoddard. John Singer, Tifani Eyre. Holly Hubbard, Scott Petersen. Ron Lundstrom. Top Award-Winning Debators Honors 173 Honors Scott Evans Outstanding Salesman Weston G. Henrie Debate Coach of the Year Paul Garner, John Hanson State Divers State Swimmers Rajesh Sharma, Marci Stowell, Teresa Carter, Scott Stenquist 4.0 G.P.A. HiLo's First Place in National Drill Team Competition State Swimmers, Row 1: Paul Dennis. John Singer, Steve Bylund, James Singer, Tim Brown Row 2: Alan Jacobsen, Brent Ware, Marc Andersen, Gilbert Keene, and Scott Paton. National Honor Society 174 Honors Honors Superior Spirit Squad! Cheerleaders and Songleaders, First Row: Lisa Bowen. Kelley Nelson Second Row: Teresa Crookston, Debbie VanNoy. Becky Potter. Peggy Sorenson. Third Row: Jenny Wallace, Wendy Long, Jill Godfrey, Troy Hymas. Fourth Row: Man Godfrey, Carol Neeley. Wendy Long, Lisa Tueller, Debbie VanNoy Members of the United Spirit Association Merialis Vended, RuthMae Chidester, Marci Stowell P.S.A.T.-N.M.S.Q.T. Letters of Commendation National Honor Society, (see picture on facing page) Front Row: Kathy Payne. Annette Pack. Marci Stowell, Teresa Carter. Second Row: Craig Sears, Karen Vended, Maren Jorgensen, Evelynda Owens, Julie Raat, Debbie Hansen, Ruth Mae Chidester. Tracey Middlebrooks. Kevin Cottle, Dixie Sharp, Nancy Parkinson, Wendy Long, Tracy Long, Chris Anderson. Joel Cardon, Jeff Olsen. Third Row: Mark White, Brent Reid, Marc Andersen. Fourth Row: Boyd Bringhurst, Ginny Stettler, Scott Stenquist, Carr Smith, Kenny Berry, Steve Morten-son, Rajesh Sharma. Honors 175 Jams Anderson Soroptomist Award Evelynda Owens State F.H.A. Officer Honors Scott Stenquist Bauch and Lomb Science Award Annette Pack Superior Piano Rating Scott Thorpe Winner — Bridge Building Contest Jon Skidmore Superior Vocal Rating Football Awards Jane Williams Honorable Mention State Solo — Orchestra Joel Cardon 1 st Place State Solo — Orchestra Coaches' All Region IV Courtney Skabelund Elliot Fitzgerald Kim Thurston Jim Minkler Lee Allred Keith Nelson Brian Pella Deseret News Team Lee Allred Keith Nelson Brian Pella Salt Lake Tribune Teams Jim Minkler Lee Allred Keith Nelson Brian Pella Most Valuable Player Courntey Skabelund Best Lineman Elliot Fitzgerald Hustle Award Allen Hymas Coaches' Award Kim Thurston Coca-Cola Player of the Week (Golden Helmet Award) Lee Allred Wrestling Award 5th Place State Brian Pella Band Awards John Philip Sousa Band Award Brent Reid Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Terry Fifield Percussion Artist Award Jeff Curtis Woodwind Artist Award Leslie Torchio Brass Artist Award Jeff Larsen Utah Percussion Festival Tom Mitchell — 1st Place Jeff Curtis — 2nd Place State Fair Instrumental Competition Leslie Torchio — 1 st Place 176 Honors ♦ “t - -V' .r t Advertising 177 Kentucky Fried Chicken 20 East 400 North Kentueku Fried Chicken It's Finger Licking Good! it's fun to shop at Downtown MOUITAII PLACE 129 North Main, Logan Murray's Chevron 405 North Main 178 Advertising Institute of Medical and Dental Technology 22 East Center Advertising 179 Penney's 1300 North Main Smith’s Food King 150 East 400 North Oeenie's Shoppe 37 North Main . 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CACHE VALLEY MALL and UBBBwM IBU 35 WEST 100 NORTH. LOGAN. UTAH 84321 The Cottage Dressworks 79 North Main 1300 North Main 7 North Main 1300 North Main Advertising 191 Atomic Sounds 1300 North Main Formal Wear Specialists 33 West 100 North Aloma Realtors il ★ RESIDENTIAL • RANCHES • COMMERCIAL • RENTAL INCOME PROPERTY • INDUSTRIAL SITES ★ PROPERTY PLANNING DESIGNING ★ DEVELOPMENT CONSTRUCTION ALOMA REAL ESTATE CO. INC. 3 Did 752-9112 JERRV CRONQUIST BROKER RES 563-5839 666 NORTH MAIN LOGAN □ 192 Advertising Al's Sporting Goods 99 West Center WOOOOOCOOOOOCOC VSOOOOOOOOOOC OOC COCOOCOCOOOOO Western Realtors 666 North Main 101 or GO WEST W. YOUNG MAN - - (GO BEST. 3 GO WESTERN! Loswi's Most Complete Real Estate Office Land Development Custom Homes Toum Houses St Four FVxes Multiple Let ngs For Re sciential. Farms St Ranches and Commercial Property ' r r WESTERN REALTY DEVELOPMENT CO. 752-1045 666 NORTH MAIN |T| SUITE 101 | H LOGAN UTAH J. W. Brewer Co. 251 North Main Advertising 193 Cache Valley Mall The Mountain Country's Marketplace 194 Advertising . . 60 Beautiful stores and restaurants . . Over 2,000 store-side parking places . . The most complete and elegant shopping facility in northern Utah . . Beautiful wood and natural interior designs . . A truly delightful shopping experience Bob's Bike Shop 58 West 400 North Royal Bakery 118 North Main ■ Advertising 195 Everton's 25 West 100 North COOOOCK=OC VOOC 5C COCOO - OOCO©CO =OOOOOOOOCOOC OC =OCOOOCOaOCOOCOC OC« ©COC C The Emporium — Fun, Food, and Fashion 55 North Main 196 Advertising Merrill C. Daines 150 East 200 North Valley Discount 96 West 100 North Don R. Holdaway 150 East 200 North Ralph W. Binns, D.D.8, 150 East 200 North Vern B. Eyre 235 East 400 North Joseph P. Blanch 235 East 400 North Parker Awning and Shade Company 244 South Main 10 West 300 North Hall Mortuary 34 East Center The Gift House Come- A See to-Lauok. t Lane Cedar Chest Headquarters In Cache Valley 929N. Main 1 SPORTING GOODS I ,-----, • BACK PACKING • BACK PACKING • MOUNTAINEERING • CAMPING EQUIPMENT ' • FISHING EQUIPMENT FLY FISHING EQUIPMENT • GUNS • AMMUNITION • BLACK POWDER SPECIALISTS BUY - SELL • TRAOE Small Loans On Guns iv xc f JUA W Smith V t ssnn III tat:It Many styles and finishes to fit any decor. THE SPORTS LOFT LOGAN 753-4260 Ulll J I ivVyiTl furniture co. 45 WEST CENTER® LOGAN, UTAH • Phone 752-3051 929Vs N MAIN 114 North Main Advertising fashions styl Remember the time when the skirts were Clothing styles are watch. can a bare knee be seen, talk, and something to 202 Memories be fun to list the hambutgers. What made the headlines locally, nationally, and worldwide? What major events brought Logan High into the media? Who t “ ■ . |i iy '§ was featured as a “Top Senior? Tl today are tomorrow's history rjl . Memories 203 !AOV BRQWN ElCfl AL-IMARI irnationat ican WtfaawM w' - feffSM, 2, 3, Musical 2' te 8; Powder Puff£. iULCHAMPLIN KAORI CHIBA GLEN ADAMS TONY ANDE 1AYDEEN AZI EDDIE BARK - ■fcofball 833 ' SCOTT-DEtALfiER Boys’_ Senator 3;.FoqJball 1; Cross Country 2; .Track 1, 2,,3; Iftttermen’s ■ Club -1, 3-' R0T6-1, 2'3; Class Activi- Wtudert,Senate 3; Senior ’ iolitaiVJVIan’ CIubia; i , ’erfect Attendances. SCOTT R. ALDEff ' jk JAIillS ,Ya Prom (Chairman f+diidfent ’ Citizens3; PeffClub 1 jFWtfeiPuff 3; Art Club 3; Mbsiial 3; Homfftoming Dance 3;jClass Assemblies £, 3. MARC ANDERSON Boys’ Swim Team 1, 3; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3; Key Club Vice President 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Society Treasurer 3; Band 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; tennis Team 2; State Solos.and-Ensjemf e Festival 1; Senior Citizens 3; Solitary Mart’s CJub 3; Boys' State 2;'Who’s Who An-fong American Students 3; State Swimm ng 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Referee’s Club 3. MELANIE ANDERSOl Pep Club 1; Sophojmbre Class Vife President 1; Junior Class Secretarytl; All-State Orchestra 3; Northern Wasatch Youth Symphony 1, 2; Who’s Who Among AmerScar Students 2; Senior Citizens 3; Musk al 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Chauntain s 3; Student Senate 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff 3; Region eech Meet 2; JULIE BRACKEN Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 3; Senibr Citi zens 3; Powder Puff 3; Competitive Volleyball 2, 3. MARK BRINDLEY . Football 1,2,3; Track 1; 2. BOYDBRINGHURST Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Senior Solitary Man’s Vice President 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Bridge Building 2; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Citizens 3; Science Club 2; Basketball Manager 2; National Honor Society 3; State Track 1. LOR IE BROWER Senior Citizens 3. RALPH BROWN Band 1; Varsity Track 1, 2, 3; Cross RUTH MAECHIDESTER Pep Club 1; Orchestra Roll Scien Spons Comm Who’s dents — Se tant 3; : JANET Powde 3; International C lub 3; Senior.'Git 2, 3; National MeritJj jdation 3; Honor Socle ho Among Amen owder Puff 3; Hon! itary 2, 3; Sponsor Is’ State 2. RISTENSEN uff 3; Hi-Lo’s 2, 3. KEITH ®IRISTENSEN ROTC i, 2, 3; Outstanding SSptfo more Cadet 1; Superior Commander 3; Battalion Commander 3; Boys’ State 2; Who’s Who Among American Studertt£3. TODD CHRISTENSEN 204 Senior Summary Basketball 3. KURT CLAYTON Chauntaires 1; Football 1. STEPHEN COHEN Wrestling 3; Honors Geometry 1. UCE COMER .2. BETTY JO DURSTELER m ROTC 1; Rifle Team 1; FBLA 3; Decorations 3; Pep Club 1; Puff 3; ENCOOK ■ly cook AM SwVimmg 2, 3; Volleyball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1; Gymnastics 2, 3; Track 1, 2, I; Pep Club 1; Art Club 3; Powder Puff itizejj ENNA ARNOLDO Symphonn. Band 1, 2, 3; tennis Team 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 3},Junior Assembly 2; Marching Band 'll 2, 3; Solitary Man's Club 3; Senior Citizens 3.1 KEVIN COTTLE Band 1,2;VICA 2; Hom Solo and Ensemble Fes' book 2, ,3. ' TERESA CROOKSTON Honor Roll 2Songleader 3; FHA 3; FAWA 3; Homecoming Dance Co-chairman 2; Powder Puff 3. . ANDYCRON IN MICHELLE CUNNINGHAM JEFF CURTIS DOT DAINES Swimming Team 1; Powder Puff Track Team lyHonor Roll 2. TERRI DAVIS DAVID DEBYLf Swim Team 1, 2, jfYennis Team 1, 2, Ljjgngr Roll 2; Key Club 2, 3; Science Cipb 3; Lettermen's Club 3. JEAN DENNIS PAUL DENNIS IRENE DIAZ REED DIXON Studentbody Vice President 3; Crimson Colony 2, 3; ROTC 1; Chauntairi 2, 3; Musical 2, 3; Jr. Prt m Royalty 2; Top Senior 3; Senior Citizen 3; Donkey Basketball 3; Ski Club 3; Student Senate 3; Who's Who Among American Students 3; Class Activities 1, 2, 3; Competancy Task Force Committee TIM EGBERT BRIAN ELBERT 1T HR'' LORRIE ELDER m JEFF ELIASON - EJttjggl ft SUZIE ELIASON Honor Roll 2, 3, Sports Editor — Grizzly 3; Pow(ier Puff 3; Senior Citizens 3; Dance Decorations 2, 3; Soph omore Float 1; Region Speech Meets 3; Theater Arts 3. ft. 4 KELLIS ntaires 2, 3; imson Coloi rack 1, 2, Man's Club 3. ELZING Roll 1, 2, 3; Class Float 1, 2; Bridge Building Contest 2. EMAD FATEMI DAVID FERRIN DECA 3. TERRY FIFJF ID Jazz Band 2, 3. Band 1, 2, 3; Science Club 2; Orchistra 1. 2, 3; Sophomore Assembfy 1. V ELLIOTT FITZGERALD J JOHNFJEL STEDi ChaunJ%i(es 3ikCcimsoj3 Colony 3; ke� ballt1, jL 3; Football 1; Tennis :aT5, 3; Dtass Officer 2; S Country 2, 3; Swabtheart's ADELE FOfiD BLAIR j. Band 1; Mr. Ugly 2; Honor Ra|fl KEVlfl ERICKSON football 1,2; Track 1,2; ROTC 1,2, 3; High School Rodeo Team 2, 3. LISA ERICKSON Powder Puff 3; FHASl DaB.ce Committees Ski Club 3. SCOTT EVANS Band l|2; DECA 2, 3; DECA President 3; DECA Officer 2; Bookstore Manager 3; DECA Junior Student okYea . w - 'mkiM l«l ' v DAN EVERTON Musical 2, 3; Football 1, 2,.3; Track 1, 2; Yearbook Photographer 3; Letter-men's Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Crimson Colony 2, 3; Senior Class President 3, Donkey Basketball 3; Dance Commit-! tees 1, 2,T Class Activities 1, 2, 3; Top Senior 3; Who’s Who Among American Students 3; Horror Roll 3; Student Senate 3; Assemblies 1,2, 3. BDfeeball 1, 2, 3; Football 1 rtetball 1; GolfflpjKTnor Boys League 1 T3; Boys’ 5 CTfermen's Club 1,2, 3; scienc ub ; Who's Who Among Americ. dents 3; Referee iClub 3. MIKE FARLEY Science Club President Secretary 2, 3; Assemblies !; Sot cer Team 1, Honor Society! Honor ANDY ERASER Rifle Team 2; ROTC 3. LESA FREEMAN Sophomore Senator 1; Cantadores 1; mor Class Secretary 3, Amphion itaff 2, 3; Student Senate 1, 3; Pow der Puff 3; Class Activities 1, 2, 3; FAWA President 3; Senior Citizens 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Top Senior 3; Cnaun-tairjes 3; Crimson Colony 3, Who’s Who AmongfAmerican Students 3; FHA 3; Girls State 2; Donkey Basket ball 3 Ski Club 3. . HAMID REZA GHALAMBOR KEN GIBBONS Ji Band Honor 2, 3; Soccer Tearw 2; i IKE'GO dt’Varsity Basketball 3, 4; DeMolay Fraternity Membier. JILL GODFREY A ” Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Head Cheer leader 3; Musical 3, Powder Puff 3; FAWA 3; FHA Treasurer 3; Top Senior 3; Stocking Girl 2. SAMIR HAFZA k.4 ■M RClA HALAUFIA .Cantadores 1; Track 2; Gymnastics 2,4 3 4 SHELLIE RAE HALE “Mat Maids 1; Baton Twirler 1, 2; Art Club 2. HOLLIE HALES Volleyball. 1, 2; Basketball fJTrack 1, Senior Summary 205 2; Tennis 3; Powder Puff 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Cantadores 1. DAVID HANCEY Band 1, 2, 3, Rifle Team 1; Senior Citizens 3; Solitary Man’s Club 3; Musical 3. DIANE HANCEY Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Powder Puff 3; FBLA — Vice President 3; Yearbook — Senior Class Editor 3; Senior Citizens 3; Junior Assembly 2; Junior Prom Decorations 2; FBLA 3. MARIANNE HANCEY try 2,; Science Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 3; Solitary Man's Club Secretary 3; Key Club 2; Referee's Club 3; Boys' State 3; Senior Citizens 3; Glee Club 1. SANDRA HEYREND Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; DECA 2, 3; FHA 2, 3; Powder Puff 3; Senior Citizens 3; DECA State Fashion Show 2, 3; DECA Treasurer 3 GARY HIRST PATTY HODGES Sponsors 3; Powder Puff 3; Senior Citizens 3; Office Aide 2, 3. KARLA JENKINS ROXEYJENKINS Pep Club Officer 1; Powder Puff 3; Senior Class Senator 3; Amphion Staff 1, 2, 3; Amphion Editor 3; Girls' State 2; Musical 3; Student Senate 3; Who's Who Among American Students 2, 3; Class Assemblies 1,3; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Senior Citizens 3; Top Senior 3; Donkey Basketball 3. SHERRI JENSEN ARLENE JOHNSON ROTC 1,2. Swimming 1, 2, 3; Rifle Team 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Grizzly Staff 3. I CINDY HANSEN 1 Pep Club 1; Hi-Lo's 2, 3; PowderPuff 3; Sophomore Assembly 1; FA«A 3; Senior Citizens 3; Honor Roll 2 ep Club Vice President 1. MIKE HANSEN 39 Baseball 1, 2, 3; FoSfbaM 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1 E3Itgr of-Gr zly 3; Letter! ;—V'Z 3; Whs's Who Students 3; Boys': 2,3; Top Sei LUCY HARDMAN Pep Club Officer U vder DON HARRIS SUZANNE HARRIS Pep Club 1, Orchestra 1; Hi-Lo's 2, 3; Powder Puff 3. TOTnhugws PAULA HODGES KELLY HOLDREDGE HOLLY HUBBARD Theatre Arts 1; Jr. Class Officer 2, Girls' State 2; Jr. Prom Royalty 2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Region and Statfe Speech 2, 3; Region and State Debate 2, 3; Class Activities 1, 2, 3; FHA 2; FAWA 3; Powder Puff 3; Top Senior 3; o’s Who Among American Students 3; Sterling Scholar — Speech Drama 3, Studentbody Assem-Executiv1� a LENpr uDD«nu -Pef iUjJP ran 1, Sfrort Citizens JANAE HULSE CAROLYN JOHNSON Pep ttub 1; Chauntaires 1,2, 3; Crimson Colony'3; Musical 1, 2, 3? Honor Society 2, 3; Top Senior 3; L-Points Clerk 1, 2, 3; Senior Citizens 3; Sophomore Business Student 1; FHA 1, 2; Yearbook Senior Class Editor 3; FHA Sophomore Rep. 1; Powder Puff 3; Who’s Who Among American Students 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3. ED JOHNSON Chauntaires 2, 3; Musical 2, 3; School Play 2; Scenery Construction 2, 3; Senior Citizens 3; Fright Factory 3; Speech Comfifation 2, 3; Stage Man-|er 2; (vfusic Jjtudent Director 3. GREG'jSHf BERTLEY HUNT DARLENE HUPPI Sponsors 2, 3; FHA 1,3. KEtSH-JOHNSON Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Chauntaires VICA President 2, 3; Dances Lighting 1, 2, 3; Band. TERESA JOHNSON KIM HARRIS REX HARRISON LUANN HAWKES ALLEN HYMAS Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Boys’ League 3; Team Captain Football 3; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3. Pep Club 1; FHA 3; Powder Puff 3; CYNDEE HYMAS Sponsors 3; Senior Citizens 3. Pep Club 1, Sophomore Assembly 1, FBLA 2, 3; Sponsors 2; Jr. Prom Com-ERIC HELLBERG mittee 2; Sponsors Public Information JIM HENDRICKS Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Musical 2; Boys’ League Officer 3; Boys’ State 3; Senior Citizens 3, Region Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Assembly 1. SCOTT HENINGER Track 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Cross Coun- Officer 3. SHAUNA HYMAS Cheerleader 1; ROTC 2; Military Royalty 2; Powder Puff 3; Gymnastics 2. DAN IVARIE TAMMI JACOBSEN Chauntaires 1, 2, 3; Crimson Colony 2; Musical 2, 3; Powder Puff 3; Dance Decorations 2, 3; Assemblies 1, 2; Senior Citizens 3; Chauntaires Float 3. Grizzly Co-Editr 2; Grizzly Staff 3; Powder Puff 3; Class Activities 3. TERRY JOHNSON Senior Class Vice-President 3; Amphion Artist 2; Football 1; Track 1; Top Senior 3; Honor Roll 3; Art Club Vice-President 2; Jr. Prom Royalty 2; Student Senate 3; ROTC 1, 2, 3; Class Assembly 2; Class Activities 1, 2, 3; Senior Citizens 3. LYNN JONES NINA JONES Cantadores 1; Hi-Lo’s 2,3; Track 2. RICHARD JONES ROTC 1,2, 3; Rifle Team 1, 2; VICA 3; Black Jacks 1. MAREN JORGENSEN 206 Senior Summary lass President 1; vtu Icutive 2; StudentW B ootbali 2; Swimming HondBoll 1,12, 3; 2, i Senio itizwis 3; 3an«1, 2, 3rty(. 5sK Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Homecoming Committee 2, 3; Jr. Prom Chairman 2; Musical 3; Senior'Citi-zens 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Powder Puff 3; Musical Orchestra 2; Honor RollJ -3. 2; Office DENESEKIMBER Cantadores 1; Pep Club Sponsors 3; Senior Ci Aide 3; Library Aide 3. SUSANNE KOEVEN JOYCE KRAUS TAMARA LABEAU ED LAMBORN JAN LANGDON DAVID LANNER ROSS LAPRAY Rifle Team 1, 2; Track 1; Sophomore Assembly 1; Dance Decorations 2, 3. Senior Citizens 3; Science Club 3. JIM LUNDBERG ROTC 1, 2; Crimson Colony 3; Chaun-taires 3; Musical 3; Track 3. MICHELLE LYON FHA 1; DECA 2, 3; Honor Roll 2; DECA Historian 3; Bookstore 3; Senior Citizens SUPerfect Attendance 3. SHAwlfc MAHER •CalifWnia Scholastic Fedi National Guild Auditions 3? Ce of M it 3; MTAC Recitals 3; Reciti A MARfi'USEN GLEN tv Local tball 1 us c JEFF LARSEN Jazz Band 2, 3; 2, 3; Boys' State 2 1, 2; Orchestra 1, Band Vice-President 1 DIXIE LEISHMAN Sponsors 2, 3; FBLA 3, 3; Powder Puff 3. KEVIN LEISHMAN ALAN LENKERSDORFER VICA 3. SHERYL LISONBEE JOHN LITTELL Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Country 3; |tandj, 2; Solitary Club PresioenTT; H Citizens 3. 2; Track 1, Orchestra iymphonic mor STAN LLOYD ULA LOB, LIZ LON1 TRAC WENDY LONG Sophomore Assembl Assembly 1; Songleade Songleader 3; HMpecori 3; Homecomingrlueen 1, 2,3; Honor Society Among American Studl der Puff 3; Sterling Schc NE MARINOS Imartinez . ■ Hi, BaseH Musical Ore| ■l, 3; Golf Te| 2, 3; SymH 2, 3; Major b Brass Choir 2, 3'3 IaNN MATHEWS FHA 1,2; Aiffejub 1 iot Citizens 3; Office Aide 2, 3, Grizzly Staff 3; Homecoming Di GARY MAUCHLEY LISA MENDELKOW FHA 1,2; Sponsors 3 DEC KAYLENE MERRILI SHERRY MERRILL Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 2; Honor Roll 2; Powder JIMMINKLER dents 2. ntair Band 1, 2 n's Club 2 son 2; Clas ette Club 3; Sen-2, 3; Library PaintJtown coratioiis 3u FI; Election' 1, 2, 3 Head hj Royalty 2, Honor Roll . Who's Who Is 2, 3; Po H I General 3; B STEVE MORTE Sophomore Class Prcisjq dent Body Executive President 3; Football I 2; Tennis 3 Hoj Honor I Musical 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Who's ’ Students 2,l tudent Senate11,127 3; Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Donk� Basketball 2, 3. I ' JOANN MOSER AMIR MOUSEVI I A LISA MURDOCK FHA 1, 2; DECA 2, 3; Honor Roll 2; DECA Reporter 3; Powder Puff 3. KATHLEEN NAEF Band 1, 2, 3; FHA 1; Musical Orchestra 2; Sponsors 2, 3; Orchestra 3; Senior Citizens 3; Powder Puff 3; Honor Roll 2; Sponsor Staff Supply Officer 3; November Sponsor of the Month 3. SCOTT NAYLOR Fogtball 1; ROTC 1,2. THY NEELEY Studentbody Secretary 3; Student-body Social's Executive 2; Class Activ-ies 1, , 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honor 'hauntaires 1, 2, 3; i; Jr. Prom Royalty .. _, „ Powder Puff 3; !; Senior Citizens 3; Who’s Who Among American Students 2, 3; Top Senior 3; Society of Distinguished Stu- Y “ Orchestra 1, 2; Crim-; Football 1; Boys' State 1; Who’s Who Among . Musical 2, 3 nnis 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 3 ristmas Stocking Boy 2; Senior Citi ■s KA NELSOl Qrdiestra 1, 2, ” 3, Ye Committee Roll 2, Asseml s 2, 3 Rl NF w V p Club 1, Sophomore Assembly 1; E 2, 3; Chauntaires 2, 3; FAWA League Secretary 3; Dance Itees 1?«P 3; Honor Roll 2; powder Puff 3;Powder Puff Team Captain 3; Homecoming Dance Chairman 3; Sophomore Spotlight 1; Musical 3. QUINN NELSON ROTC 1, 2, 3; Bridgerland Rodeo Club 2,3. ANNETTE NEWSON KENT NIELSEN CRAIG NORRIS A 3; DECA 2; dent 3; Powder 3; Jr. Prom 10'r Citizens 3; Honor 3; Class Class Activities 2 3.. 21 TRACY OBRAY Junior Assembly 2; feet Attendance 2. ANN OGEMAW Janitor 2, 3; Per- Senior Summary 207 LEON ORTON Yearbook Photog Committees 1,2. ANNETTE PACK Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; All State Orchestra 2, 3; Solo and EnsemDle Festival 1, 2, 3; Orchestra Business Manager 3; Musical Orchestra 3; Chauntaires 3; Senior Citizens 3; Assistant Historian 3, Tennis 2, 3; Volleyball Team Manager 2; Powder Puff 3; Competetive Sports 2, 3; Northern Wasatch Youth Symphony 1, 2. GAIL PALMER OECA 2, 3; Key Club 2, Art Club Presi dent 3; Band 1; ROTC 1; DECA Vice- President 2; International Club 1; German Club 1; DECA Advertising Con test 2, 3; DECA Bookstore Promotion Manager 3. MARK PALMER '- Football 1; Track 1; Grizzly Staff 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Junior Assembly 2; VICA Officer 2,3; Honor Roll 3. ANNETTE PARKER Cantadores 1; Volleyb Puff 3. SCOTT PATON Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3; International Club President 3; Science Club 3; French CIA 1; Swimming 2, 3; Sterling Scholar — Social Sciences 3; Who’s Who Among American Students 3. WELLYIPEBLEY Sponsors 2, 3; Powder Puff 3; Sponsor Commander 3; Junior Sponsor of the Year 2. TIMOTHY PEHRSON O' hestra 1, 2, 3; All State Orchestra ?. 3, Northern Wasatch Youth Orchestra 1,2, 3; Musical 2; Honor Society 2. DAVE PERRY Football 1, 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Crimson Colony 2, 3; Chauntaires 1, 2, 3; Jr. Class PresO dent 2; Student Body Executive 3; Student Senate 2, 3; Donkey Basketball 2, 3; Musical 1, 2, 3; Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Who's Who Among American Students 2, 3. MARK PETERSEN BOB PETERSEN 208 Senior Summary MORI PRINCE ROTC 1; luntor Assembly 2; Art CluJ 3, Honor 31 Pep Club Dance 1; Senior Citizens LINDA RASMUSSEN Spanish Club 1 2; Senior Citizenl3. A KEVIN READIN' 1, 2; Yearbook Pho-|HB.Stage Crew 3; Musical 2; VICA 3. SANDRALEEREDAK FHA 3; Sophomore Choir ' Canto 2; Acapella Choir 3. Bel JAY RE RICHARD REESE Basketball 1, 2. 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1,2, 3; Jazz Band 2, 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2,3; Musical Orqhestru 2, 3 Honor Roll 1, 2; State Solo'andEnsembl Festival 2; Marching Band jNtett riens' Club 3; Sophomore ;AssemCT LSSi|j ior Solitary Man's Club SociaisExecu five 3. OBERTJ3EESE BRENT REID Jazz Band 1, 2, 3; Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2; Musical Orchestra 2; Musical 3; Chauntaires 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; All-State Band 2, 3; Band President 3; Drum Major 3. MATT REILLY . j| CURTIS RICH Band 1; ROTC 1, 2; Honor Roll 3; Sec ond Place Bridge Building Contest 1. MITCH SCHI ass Assei tograpl Stage CRAIG RAJESH SH Soccer 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Swim Team 3; International Club 1, 3; Key Club 3; Science Club 3; Honor Society 3; Sterling Scholar — Mu'hematics 3; USU Bridge Building Comp ;tion 3. DIXIE SHARP CAROLYN SIMARD RAY DELL SIMPER COURTNEYSKABELUND Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1,2, 3; DECA 3. 3R SMITH B’-Society 2, 3; Track 1; Solitary Man ub 3; Senior Citizens 3; Bridg itding Contest 2; Honor Roll 2,3. JANA SMITH Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Girls’ League Offi cer 1, 2, 3; FHA President 3; Powdt Puff 3; Sterling Scholar Home Fco nomics3; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. KAREN SMITH Musical 2, 3; Musical Make up 1, 2, 3; Play Make-up 1, 2; Play Props 2; Chauntaires 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3. CATHY THOMPSON Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 3;.. Model 3; Basketball Captain 3; Lettermen's Club 2, 3; Soccer 1. VICKIE SORENSON Pep Club 1; FBLA 2, 3; Band 2. 3; Sophomore Assembly 1; Sponsors 2, 3, Sponsor Rifle Drill Commander 3. PAULA THl Pep Club T; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Musical Orchestra 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Senior Citizens 3; Powder Puff 3, All-State Orchestra 2, 3. I Powder Puff 3; FHA 3; ance Committee 2, 3. all 1; Honor Roll 2. MIKESPINDLER RON STENQUIST Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Chauntaires 2, 3; Honor Roll 1; Let-termen’s Club 2; Cross Country 3; Class Assemble H SCOTT STENQUIST _________________ Football 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Society President 3; Solitary Man’s Club 3; Science Club 2; Senior Citizens. Gl YSTETTLER Pefjfe b 1; ROTC 1; Milita, cess 1; Tffr Prom 2; Soci guished American Stud State 2; Girls’ League Vic 3; Senior Citizens 3, Powder Puff 3 Musical Lead 3; All Sl te cfioir 3; Orchestra 1, 2; Chaunreires 2, 3 Crimson Colony 2, 3; Honor ociety 20® 3; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Year book 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 0tess AssemblKs.L 2. 3 i IRENE STEVENSON Pep Club 1; Senior Citizens 3. CONNIE STEWART Pep Club 1; FHA 1, 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Key Club 3; l Senior Citizens 3; PTSA Vice-Presi- ' dent (4th) 3; Powder Puff 3; Science 3Tub 3,J gnd 1; Spanish Club 1; Ski . Club 1; Region Speech Meets 1. JAYLN STONES Volleyball 1; Hi-Lo’s 2, 3; School Play 2; Musical 2; FAWA 3; Sophomore Assembly 1; Powder Puff 3; Hi-Lo’s Secretary 3; Senior Citizens 3. MARCI STOWELL SCOTT THOMPSON I Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1, I 2, ,3,1Cros ptihtry 2, 3. SCOTT WICKH w ROTC Staff 3; RO Drill TeamJB; ROTC 1; Army Aviation 2. KIM THUfJSI! r atball 1, 2,3, Basketball 1, 2, Base 1 JANE WILLIAMS V Musical 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 3; Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 3 11-State Orchestra 1,2, 3. SUZIE WILLIAMS . OR I TIB8ITTS TOLSON ling 1; Track Manager 1, Honor 2; ROTC 1, Senior Citizens 3. Soli-Hry Man’s Club 3 CURTIS Language Club 1; Rifle Team 3; Color Guard 3; Honor Guard 3; Homecom-In jda LESLIE TORCHIO fek. WENDY WILLIAMS 1 ______ FHA 1. 2. DECA 2; sH Sponsors 2; Key Club S CRAIG WILLMORE Honor Roll 2; ROTC 1 .•Outstanding Leadership and Drill 2; Musical 1, 2, Chauntaires 1, 2, 3; Cadet Choir 1; 3; Senior Citizns 3; Perfect ce 3; Regio olo and Piano 3;'®HHHBech Meet 3. JENS YRAUNTVEIN ROXANNf WINDLEr Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2; FBLA 3; ROTC 1; Powder-Puff 3; Sentor TOaf | 3; FBLA Treasurer LISA TUELLER Sophomore Assembly 1; Election Assembly 1; Hi-Lo’s 2, 3; Hi-Lo’fflpres-ident 3; French 2; International 0 rb 2; Powder Puff 3; Senior Citizens . JANET WINWARD DECA 2, 3; BaolStore 3; Senior Citizen 3; FHA 1. W TAMI VANCE Pep Club 1; Band 1; Hi-Lo’s 3; FHA 3. NICK WOFFINDEN Football 1, 2yWrestling Manager 1; i‘s Club Lettermen Manager 1 Manager 1; Track DEBBIE VANNOY MARIALIS VENDELL French Club 1; Musical 3. DREW WRIGHT VICA 3. BAHRAMYOUNESI CHAD VERNON KEITH WALKER . v Track 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Y eitling 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra K lyiusi-cal 1, 2; Sophomore Assembly f; termen s Club 1, 2.3.’ • T4 KAYLE N YOUNG Pep Cftib 2; Acappella Choir 1. LISA WANGSGAARD JULIE THATCHER Pep Club 1; School Play 2; Musical 2; FBLA 1; Youth Advisory Committee President 2; Chaun ires 1,2 JANET THOMAS Pep Club 1; Sponsors 2; FBLA 3, Honor Roll 2; Sterling Scholar Busi ness 3. JIMWELLINGS jjK BECKY ZABRISKIE Powder Puff 3; FHA 1, 2; DECA 2. !‘At Previous School SYLVIA THOMAS ROGERWELSH Football 1; Basketball Manager 1; erf- nis 1, 2, 3; School Play 2; Chauntaires 1, 2, 3; Soccer Team 2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Referee’s Club 3; Musical 2; Raquetball Team 3l Solitary Man’s 6fub 1; KRSP Radio Correspondent 2. SHEILA WENNERGREN . Senior Summary 209 Senior Index Adams, Glen Alder, Scott R. Alder, Scott R. Al- Imari, Leila 34 16, 33, 34 105 34 Allen, Julie 34, 89, 97, 98, 99, 158 Allison, Patty 45 Anderson, Bruce 34, 106, 172 Anderson, Chris 34, 102, 112, 113, 158 Anderson, Jams 34, 78, 94, 97, 130, 158 Anderson, Marc 34, 97, 104, 107, 140, 148 Anderson, Melanie 34, 89, 94, 97, 127, 130, 157, 158 Anderson, Tony 34 Azimi Zonooz, Aydeen 34 B Barker, Ed 34, 94. 96, 130, 134, 158, 159 Barrett, Belinda 34, 94, 96, 130, 134, 158, 159 Bassett, Doug 34, 118 Becker, Mark 34, 114 Bergener, David 34 Berntson, Craig 34,97, 104, 106, 110 Bird, Connie 34, 105, 158 Bodrero, Ricky 34 Bostock, Brett 34 Bowen, Cory 34, 147 Bowman, Carolyn 34, 89, 158 Bracken, Julie 34, 97, 104, 158 Brindley, Mark 34 Bringhurst, Boyd 34, 97 Brower, Lorie 35, 97, 158 Brown, Ralph 35,97, 100, 147 Brown, Tim 35, 100, 110, 148 Brown, Tracy 35, 97 Burnett, Mary 35, 97, 158 Byington, Barbara 35, 94,97, 158 Campbell, David 35 Campbell, David Clarke 35 Carisle, Ann 35, 89, 97, 104, 111 Carter, Teresa 35, 89, 104, 110 Champlin, Paul 35, 97, 107, 110, 127, 142 Chiba, Kaori 35, 94, 100, 111, 158, 162 Chidester, Ruth Mae 35, 89, 97, 104, 111, 112, 113, 158 Christensen, Janet 35, 86, 87 Christensen, Keith 35, 114 Christensen, Todd 35,124,150 Clayton, Kurt 35 Cohen, Stephen 35, 156 Comer, Bruce 35, 98 Cook, Keven 36 Cook, Sally 36,97, 158, 160 Cooper, Kenna 36 Copeland, Lori 36 Copp, Arnold 36, 89, 91, 97 Cottle, Kevin 36, 79 Crookston, Teresa 36, 83, 127, 158 Cronin, Andy 45 Cunningham, Michelle 45 Curtis, Jeff ______________________36, 89, 96, 97 D Daines, Dot Davis, Terri DeByle, David Dennis, Jean Dennis, Paul Diaz de la Vega, Irene Dixon, Reed 15, 16, 36, 94, 96, 97 127, 129, 158 Dursteler, Betty Jo 36, 102, 158 36, 158 36, 158 36, 104, 110, 148 45, 102 36, 148 36 Egbert, Tim Elbert, Brian Elder, Lorrie Eliason, Jeff Eliason, Suzanne 45 36, 114, 147 36, 158 36 36,81,97, 158 Ellis, Clark 37, 94, 96, 107, 130, 142 Elzinga, Blair Emenhiser, Lisa Erickson, Kevin Erickson, Lisa Evans, Scott 37 37 37 37, 101, 127, 158 37, 98, 99 Everton, Dan 16,17,33,37,94,96, 97, 104, 107, 130, 142 Facer, Kurt n Fardad, Mansour Farley, Mike 37, 97, 104, 107, 109, 110, 140, 142 45 37, 100 Fatemi, Emad Ferrin, David Fifield, Terry Fitzgerald, Elliott 45, 111 37, 106 37, 89, 92 37, 142 Fjeldsted, John 37, 94, 96, 126, 127, 129, 140, 147, 150, 151 Ford, Adele 37, 97, 102, 130, 158, 159 Fraser, Andrew 45 Freeman, Lesa 16, 17, 33, 37, 78, 94, 96, 97, 104, 126, 158 G Ghalambor, Hamid Reza 45 Gibbons, Ken 37, 106 Go, Enrique‘Ike’ 45,111 Godfrey, Jill 16,40,49,82, 101, 130, 158 H Hafza, Samir Halaufia, Marcia Hale, Shellie Hales, Hollie Hancey, David Hancey, Diane 45 37, 158 37 37, 97, 158 37,91,97, 130 37, 79, 97, 102, 158 37, 80, 81, 158, 161 37, 86, 158 16,37, 80,81, 127, 140, 158 Hardman, Lucy 38, 94, 130, 158, 160 Hancey, Marianne Hansen, Cindy Hansen, Mike 45 38, 86, 87 38, 158 16, 38, 49, 109, 134 38 101.113.158 38, 155 38, 89, 91-92-97' 104, 109, I40- 147' 155 Heninger, Scott 38, 97, 104- 11147 Harris, Don Harris, Suzanne Harris, Kim Harrison, Rex Hawkes, LuAnn Hellberg, Eric Hendricks, Jim Heyrend, Sandra Hirst, Gary Hodges, Patty Hodges, Paula Holdredge, Kelly Hoth, Julie Hubbard, Holly Hubbard, Jaylene Hughes, Alan Hulse, Janae 38, 98, 158 38 38 97. 113, 158 45, 158 38 38 15 38,101,103, 'l04, 158, 172 38, 97, 158 38 38, 98 Hunt, Bertley Huppi, Darlene Hymas, Allen Hymas, Cyndee Hymas, Shauna 45 38, 101, 112, 113 38, 109, 140, 142 38, 102, 112, 113 38 Ivarie, Dan 45, 98 Jacobsen, Tamara Jenkins, Karla Jenkins, Roxey Jensen, Sherri Johnson, Arlene Johnson, Carplyn Johnson, Ed Johnson, Greg Johnson, Kelly Johnson, Teresa Johnson, Terry Jones, Lynn Jones, Nina Jones, Richard Jorgensen, Maren 38, 94, 97, 158 38, 127 16, 33, 38, 79,97, 104, 130, 158 38, 97, 102, 158 39 39, 79, 94, 96, 97, 105, 130, 158 39, 94, 97, 130 39 39, 106, 110 39,81, 158 16, 33, 39, 126, 127 39 39, 86, 87, 158 39, 106, 114 39, 79, 97, 100, 130. 158, 1 72 LaBeau, Tamara 39, 94, 96, 158 Lamborn, Ed 39, 106, 172 Langdon, Jan 45 Lanner, David 45 Lapray, Ross 39, 97 Larsen, Jeff 32, 39, 89,91, 104 Leishman, Dixie 39 102, 112, 113, 158 Leishman, Kevin 39 Lemon, Tauni 45 Lenkersdorfer,Alan 40, 106 Lisonbee, Sheryl 40 Littell, John 40, 97, 147 Lloyd, Stan 40 Lobato, Paulo 45 Long, Elizabeth 40, 158, 161 Long, Tracy 40, 110, 158 Long, Wendy 16, 36, 40, 83, 97, 104, 110, 120, 126, 127, 158, 172 Lundberg, Jim 40, 94, 96, 130 Lyon, Michelle ___________40, 97, 98 M Maher, Shauna 40 Marcusen, Glenna 40 Marinos, Diane 45 Martmezjeff 32, 40, 91,92, 144 Massouleh, Haghiby Mathews, Ruthann Mauchley, Gary Mendelkow, Lisa Merrill, Kaylene Merrill, Sherry Minkler, Jim 45 40, 97, 100 40 40, 113 40, 101 40, 89, 158 40, 141, 142 Mortenson, Steve 15, 17, 40, 91,92, 97, 104, 127, 130, 158 Moser, JoAnn Mousevi, Amir Eshegh 40 45 k. Lisa 40 N Naef, Kathleen Hurst 41,89, 97, 112, 113, 158 41 Naylor, Scott K 05,113 Neeley, Steve Nelson, Kathy Kimber, Denese 39, 97, Koeven, Susanne Kraus, Joyce L Nelson, Lori Nelson, Quinn 127, 129, 158 41.78, 94, 96, 104, 127, 129, 158 16.41.78, 89, 101, 108, 158 41,86, 87,994, 108, 130, 158 45 Newson, Annette 41,111,158,159 Nielsen, Kent Nielsen, Johnny Norris, Craig 45 41, 105 41 0 Obray, Tracy Ogemaw, Ann Olson, Sandra Orton, Leon 41, 105 41, 158 41,97, 113, 158 41 Pack, Annette 41,94, 97, 158, 159 Palmer, Gail 41,98,100 Palmer, Mark Parker, Annette 41, 106 41, 158 Paton, Scott 41, 110, 111, 148, 172 Pebley, Shelly 41, 112, 113, 158 Pehrson, Timothy 41,89,91 Perry,David 15, 16, 36,41,96, 104, 129, 144, 150 Petersen, Debbie 41 Petersen, Mark 41 Petersen, Robert 41 Peterson, Brett 41 Peterson, Jodi 42, 127, 134, 158, 162 Peterson, Bill 42, 114 Plowman, Brian 42, 98, 104, 147 Pond, Darla 42, 94, 130 Poulsen, Laurie 42, 102 Prince. Lori 42, 158 Rasmuussen, Linda Reading, Kevin Redek, Sandralee Rees, Jay Reese, Richard Reese, Robert Reid, Brent Reilly, Matt Reisher, Mary Rich, Curtis Richins, Kim Riley, Pam Robison, Kevin Robison, Lloyd Rogers, Allen Romney, Allison Romney, Kenneth Roskelley, Linda Ross, Kris_______ 45 45, 147 42,101 42, 105 42, 44, 48, 89,91, 92, 147, 150 42 42, 92, 94, 130 45 45 42 42, 105 42, 94, 130, 158 42, 100, 147, 155 42, 100, 106 42, 127, 140 45 42 42, 158 42, 98, 158 Scherting, Mark 42, 142 Schiffman, Mitch 42, 106, 110 Sears, Craig 42 Sharma, Rajesh 42,110,111,148, 172 Sharp, Dixie 43, 102, 158 Simard, Carolyn 43,158 Simper, Ray Dell 43 Skabelund, Courtney 43,98,127, 140, 142, 149, 150, 151, 152 Smith, Carr 43, 97 Smith, Jana 43, 101, 108, 127, 158, 172 Smith, Karen 43, 94, 97, 130 Smith, Tab 93, 126, 127, 147, 150 Soorenson, Vickie 43, 102, 112, 113, 158 Spindler, Mike 43 Stenquist, Ron 43, 94, 147 Stenquist, Scott 43, 97 Stetler, Ginny 43, 79, 94, 96, 104, 108, 129, 158 Stevenson, Irene 43, 48, 97 Stewart, Connie 43, 100, 110, 158 Stones, Jalyn 43, 86, 87, 158 Stowell, Marci 43, 88, 89, 127, 158, 172 Williams, Jane Williams, Suzie Thatcher, Julie 43, 94, 97 Thomas, Janet 43, 102, 172 Thomas, Sylvia 44, 80, 81, 102, 158 Thompson, Cathy 44, 80, 81, 120, 126, 158 44, 89, 97, 158 44, 97, 107, 147, 155 44, 97, 142 44 44, 97 44, 105, 114 45, 89,91 44, 78 44, 86, 87, 158 Thompson, Paula Thompson, Scott Thurston, Kim Tibbitts, Lorie Tolson, Bret Tompkins, Curtis Torchio, Leslie Trauntvein, Jens Tueller, Lisa Vance, Tamara 44, 86, 101 VanNoy, Debbie 44, 49, 83, 120, 127, 157, 158 Vendell, Merialis 44 Vernon, Chad 44, 97, 105 w Walker, Keith 44, 104, 107, 140, 147, 155 Wangsgaard, Lisa 44 Wellings, James 44 Welsh, Roger 44, 94 Wennergren, Sheila 44, 158 White, Mark 45 Wickham, Scott 45, 114 Williams, Wendy Willmore, Craig Windley, Roxanne Windward, Janet Woffinden, Nick Wright, Drew Wright, Vick rrzs. 45, 88, 89, 158 45, 94, 96, 97, 130, 158 45, 97, 100, 158 45, 94, 97, 130 45, 102, 158 45, 97, 98 45 45, 106 ______ 45 Young, Kayleen 45 Zabriskie, Becky 45, 158 Junior Index Albretsen, Jay Alderman, Alan Allen, Athena Allred, Lee 53, 107, Anderson, Brian Anderson, Todd Andrews, Deborah Astle, Sandra Augustine, Bernice Ault, Lisa Azari, Edward 53, 145 53, 145, 156 53, 86, 87 125, 142, 151, 153 94, 53 53 53 53, 89, 92 53 53, 94 33 B Bach, Sharon Bailey, Bonnie Baird, Bart Bates, Peggy Baugh, David Becenti, Talleatha Becker, Robin Beecher, Jennifer Bennion, Lyn Benson, Todd Berry, Ken 52, 53, 94, Bertelson, DeAnne Birshbach, Lesli Bladen, Debra Bodvero, Michael Bodvero, Tony Bond, Mark 53 53 53, 94, 115 53, 86 53, 94 53, 143 53, 160 53 53, 94, 96 53 119, 125, 144, 145, 151, 153 53, 98 53,91 53, 89,91 53 53 53, 110 Bowen, Lisa 53, 53 56 83, 94, 122, 125 Boyce, Ann 53 Brown, Warren 53 Budge, Susan 53, 98 Burnside, Karla 53 Bylund, Steve ______________53, 148 Cain, Barrett Call, Darwin Campbell, Mark Cannon, Bruce Cardon, Joel Carlson, Julie Cazier, Ron Champlin, Beth Christensen, Bruce Christensen, Laura Lee Chugg, Alan Coleman, Kim Coleman, Michelle Collett, Charles Congdon, Brett Cowley, Darrell Cox, Lee Craghead, Todd Creger, Daniel Curtis, Anna Lisa Curtis, Craig 53 53 54, 147 54, 147 54, 89 54, 89, 108 54, 107, 143 54 54, 94, 98, 145, 148 54 54 54 54, 123 54, 114, 115 54 54 54 54, 94, 96, 122 54 54, 113 54, 144, 145 D Datwyler, Shelly Davis, Duane Davis, Glenn Davis, Janice Demars, Ronald Dopp, Clint 54, 86, 94 54 54, 145 54 54 54, 94 Earl, Liz Eccles, Jon Eckburg, Richie Egbert, Johnnie Egbert, Rae Engle, Kris Etchevery, Cyndi Evans, Keith Evans, Jill 54, 86 54, 145 54 54, 115 54 54, 160 54 54 54, 94, 113 Farmer, Jerry Fonnesbeck, Doreen Fonnesbeck, Rick Fredrickson, Gene Fuhriman, Lisa 54 55 55 55 55 G Galloway, Sherrie Garner, Paul Garrett, Todd Gessel, Sharon Gibbons, Carolyn Giles, Jennifer 52, 55 55, 107, 143, 145 55, 145 55, 115, 123 55, 89 55, 94 Goodsell, Craig 55, 94, 144, 145, 156 Goodwin, Jay 55 Griffin, Marianne 55, 89 Griffiths, Kyla 55, 94, 96 Groutage,Hilary_______________ __ 55, 89 H Hallows, Kris 55 Handy, Jill 55, 94 Hansen, Debbie 55 Hansen, Ned 55, 107, 143, 156 Hansen, Robert 55, 114, 115 Hanson, John 55, 107, 147, 148 Harrison, Wade 55 Hassan, Joe 142, 156 Hatch, Chris 55,91,92, 143, 155 Hatfield, Doug 55, 145, 156 Hayward, Carol 65 Hehinger, Barry 55 Hill, Yency 55 Hirschi, Karen 55 Hlayaty, Scott 55, 107, 142 Hoey, Gary 55 Hoffman, Beckie 56, 86 Holmstead, Mary 56 Horiuchi, Ricky 56,91, 156 Hourmanesh, Najmeh 56 Hunsaker, Eric 56, 94 Hunt, Raymond 56, 147, 156 Hyde, Natalie 56 Hyman, Lisa 56, 86, 87, 101 Innis, SeTFi Ivie, LaDawn Ob, 1U6, 14, 115 56 J Jacobsen, Alan 148 James, Mike 56, 89,91, 158 James, Tommy 56, 89, 145 Janes, Susan 56 Jaran, Babak 56 Jardine, Brad 56, 107, 142, 143, 151, 153 Jarrett, Jon 56 Jensen, Debbie 56, 89 Jensen, Greg 56, 147 Jenson, Scott 56 Jezak, Kim 56 Johnson, David 56, 114 Johnson, David 56 Johnson, Greg 56 Johnson, Janese 56, 98, 123 Joiner, Joyce 56 Jones, Allan 56, 115 Jones, Dee 56, 98, 144, 145 Jones, Steve 56, 91,92, 103, 143, 145 Jones, Steve 56 Joy, James 56 Joy, Sherry 57, 84, 94 ________K Kartchner, Kevin Kelm, Linda Kemp, Jennifer Kendall, Keven Kerr, Chris Kirk, Karen Kline, Ric Kline, Rob Kohfeld, Kurt Kujawski, Robyn L Lamb, Franoy 5 , 145 Laraway, Mark 57, 994, 147 Larsen, Mark 57, 114, 115 Larsen, Teresa 57, 110 Later, Stacy 57 Laursen, Keith 57, 114, 115 Lehman, Kerry 57, 103 Lenkersdorfer, Jay 57, 106 Leo, Jan 57 Lindsay, Tim 57, 115 57, 115 57 57, 86, 87 57 57, 86 57, 98 57, 89,91,92 57, 115, 148 57,91,92 57 Lowlor, Tim Lowry, Teresa Lucherini, Suzanne 57, 57, 98 113, 123 57, 98 Lundstrom, Ron 57, 89, 91,92, 103, 147 Lutz, Barbara 52, 57, 86, 87, 125 Lyon, Pat 57,98, 105 M , Kim Madsen, I Malmberg, Bruce Mann, Steve Marcusen, June Martinez, Beth Maughan, Doug Maughan, Jim Maughan, Julie McCraney, Jon McGregor, Kathy Mecham, Shawn 57, 107, 147 57, 145, 156 57 58 58, 160 58 58 58, 86 58 58, 94, 114, 115, 123 58, 107, 124, 143, 145 Middlebrooks, Tracey 58 Mitchell, Tom 57,58,89,91,92,111 Monson, Sean 58 Moore, Lori 58, 94 Morrill, David 58,110 Morrill, Mike 58,115 Mortensen, Lora Lee 58, 86, 94, 125 Mortensen, Todd Muncy, Kelly 115 58, 143, 145 Murdock, John 58, 145 N Naylor, Cordell 58 Nelson, Dianna 58 Nelson, Kathie 58, 98 Nelson, Keith 58, 107, 142 Nelson, Kelly 58, 82 Neufeld, Jacquie 58 Nicholes, Bart 58, 114, 115 Neilson, Paul 58 Neilson, Scott 58, 114, 115 Norris, Lori 58 0 Olsen, Jeff 58, 103 Olsen, Marta 59 Olson, Craig 58 Olson, Debbie Orahood, Dennis Owens, Evelynda 58 59 59, 79, 94, 101 Page, Annette Parkinson, Nancy Paul, Thayna Payne, Kathy Pebly, Todd Peck, Donna Pedersen, Bart Pella, Brian 59, Petersen, Wendie Peterson, Deanna Peterson, Raymond Peterson, Scott 59, Phillips, Vic Pond, Karol Porter, Tamara Potter, Becky Poulsen, David Pritchett, Lisa Proffit, Steve Purser, Leann_______ 59 59, 94 59 59 59 59 59, 144, 145 107, 143, 155 59, 94, 96 59, 86, 87 59, 91 107 103, 143, I45 59, 1°3 59, 94 59, 84 59, 82, 89 59 59, 86 Raat, Julie Rasmuson, David Raymond, Jeff Reese, Joy Rigby, Michelle Rigby, Susie Roberts, John Rumbaugh, Steven Russell, Craig Ryan, Susan_____ -59V100 59,91 59 59, 98, 1°5 59, 98, 6°, 89.'“ “ £ 60 8 Sant, Brad 60,94, 105, Saunders, David Scott, Kyle Shaner, Mike Sharma, Sanjeen Shepard, Mike 60, 107, Sieng, Sary Singer, John Sitaram, Kavitha Skanchy, Nay T07, 145 60, 11 60 60, I47 60, I48 143 145, 151 153 60 60, 1°3 60, m 60 Skidmore, Jon 60, 94, 96 Smith, Alan 60 Smith, Camille 60, 78, 98, 105 Smith, Darrin 60, 106, 145 Smith, Deven 60, 145 Smith, Mark 60 Smith, Vickie 60, 78 Smith, Wynne 60 Sojoudee, Fariba Sorensen, Jennifer 60, 80,81,98 Sorenson, Peggy 60, 79,182 Speth, Marci 60 Staub, Debbie 60, 79 Steel, Cindy 60,81 Stephens, David 60 Stoddard, Shauna 60, 94, 103, 110 Stuart, Harold 60, 89, 110 Swensen, Leisa 60 Swensen, Wade 60, 109 Swenson, Kim 60 Taylor, Paul Thorpe, Scott 60,91, 148 61, 118 Torchio, Mike 61,91, 103, 110, 147 Tueller, Tann 61, 143, 145, 150, 151, 152 Tuthill, Darlaina 61 V Veatch, Frank 61 Vendell, Karen 61, 79, 103 w Walker, Jill 61 Wallace, Jenny 61,83 Wallentme, Dave 52,61,92 Ware, Brent 61, 148 Waterhouse, Glen 61 Watts, Tracy 61,89 Western, Steven 61, 114 Wheeler, Kathryn 61 White, Eric 61,89 Whitehead, Carolyn 61 Wilcox, Ron 61 Wilden, Donna 61, 110 Willardson, Mark 61, 114, 115 Winters, Ward 61 Wood, Steve 52, 61, 125 Woodbury, Brett 61, 107, 143 Wright, Seari 61 Sophomore Index Al-lmari, Dana Allen, Charles Allen, Heather Allen, Majorie Allison, Jenny Allred, Gordon Anderson, Chris 102,1 Anderson, Dennis Anderson, Randy 65, Anderson, Vickie Andra, Laurie Andreasen, Barbara Andrews, Lori Appel, Wally Arnell, Kim Astle, Kevin____________ 65 65 65, 85 65, 85, 89 65 65 12, 113, 114 65, 146 94, 100, 146 65 65 65, 84 65, 85 65 65 65,91 B Bailey, Julie 65, 85 Barker, Alyson 65, 105 Barker, John 65,91 Bartholome, Merry Kay 65,84,91 Barton, Rick 65 Becker, Sylvia 65, 89, 111 Bell, Eric 65 Benavidez, Joey 65 Bernston, Bob 65, 143, 145, 151, 153, 154 Beyers, Nancy 64, 65, 84, 162 Binggeli, Sandy 65 Bodvero, Joddy 65, 115 Boman, Nan 65, 85 Bradley, Terri 65 Brewer, Ramona 65 Brower, Delon 65 Brown, Benny 65, 146, 154 Brown, Carolyn 65, 111 Brown, David 65, 147 Brown, Shannon 65, 85 Budge, Richard 65 Budge, Richard 65 Budge, Tod 66, 147 Bushnell, Melanie 66 Buttars, Bart 66, 146, 154 Bymgton, Sandra 66 c Cahoon, Spencer 66, 146, 154 Call, Larry 66, 103, 147, 154 Campbell, Mike 66, 146, 153, 1 54 Cardon, Joe 66 Carlisle, Emily 66, 84, 89 Carlisle, Mike 66 Carver, Jon 66 Checketts, Mary 66, 84,91, 103 Cheney, Scott 64, 66, 94, 156, 146 Christensen, Christine 66 Christensen, Valerie 66, 84 Clark, Jay 66, 89, 103 Clark, Jenny 66, 84, 103 Cobia, Connie 66 Coleman, Jacqui 67, 84, 89,91 Congdon, Jeff 67 Cook, Gary 67, 115 Cowley, Brian 67,89, 146, 156 Cronin, Cynthia 67, 163 Crookston, Coreen 67, 85 Curtis, Mickey 67, 89,91, 115 _________D Dahle, Penny Dalby, Mariann Dance, Brad Davis, Mike Decker, Mike Demars, Mary Deshchamps, Todd Drake, Susan E Eames, Tomi Eccles, Ruth Eckburg, Cindy Egbert, Cindy Egbert, Shelly Ellsworth, Troy Eisner, Tami Emmett, Mary Erickson, Todd Eshelman, Wayne Eyre, Tifani F Fjeldstead, Paul 66, 67, 89, 122, 124, 147, 154 Foote, Greg 68, 148 67, 115 67 67, 85, 103 67, 115 67 67, 114, 115 67, 111 67, 84, 85, 89 67, 146, 156 67, 89,91,92 67, 85,89, 103 67 67, 84, 89 67,91,92, 147 67, 146, 148 67 67, 89 67 67, 84,91 Freeman, Lonnie Fullmer, Kelly Fullmer, Lindy Fullmer, Shawn 68, 146, 153, 154 68 68, 84 68, 146 G Gappa, i teve 68, 146, 154 Gardner, Nikki 68 Garner, Hal 68, 146,153, 154 Gerber, Teresa 68, 162 Gessel, Mary 68 Glenn, Darrell 68, 155, 156 Godfrey, Nan 68, 83 Goodwin, Thomas 68 Groll, Linda 68, 89 H Hale, Gina 68, 84, 89 Hales, Lezlee 68, 84,91 Hales, Ryan 66, 68,91 Hansen, Daren 68, 147 Hansen, Lynn 68 Hansen, Lynnette 68 Hansen, Tracy 68 Hardman, Jon Hardman, Larry Harris, Julie Harris, Rosine Harris, Susan Hart, Roger Hawkes, Brett Haws, Irene Heaps, JaLynn Hearn, Debbie Helms, Mark Heninger, Alison Herschi, Sue Hlavaty, Cathy Hodges, Lynn Holdredge, Betsy Hoth, Tami Hubbard, Rex Hulse, Chris Hulse, Lisa Hunsaker, Donna Hurd, Debbie Hurlbert, Angie Hyde, Brian Hymas, Troy 68, 89,91, 146, 156 68, 146 68, 84, 161 68, 160, 161 68, 85 69, 89,91, 147 69 69, 84, 85 69, 114 69 69 69, 84, 89 69, 114, 115 64, 69, 72, 84, 162 69, 114 69, 85 69, 84,91 69, 147 69, 85 69 69, 84 69, 84 69, 70, 85 69, 156 69, 82, 162 Innis, Shelly Ivarie, Paul Ivarie, Phil 69710 3, 111 69 70, 114 J Jameson, Bob Jensen,Jacque Jenson, Terry Jessop, Tammy John, David John, Judy 70 70, 160 70, 147 70, 84, 85 70, 146, 153, 154 70, 84, 89 Johnson, Becky Johnson, Julie Johnson, Leesa Johnson, Teresa Johnson, Tony Jones, Jeff 70, 84, 162 70 70 70 70, 146 70,91,92,146, 154 K Kendrick, Jennifer 70, 85 Kidd, Carole 70, 84 Kimball, Cheryll 70 Knowlton, Jean 70, 89, 111 Kohfeld, Julie 70, 85 Kvarfordt, Mike 70 L LaBeau, Brent 70, 72, 146 LaBruzza, Jim 70 Lambert, Vikki 70, 85, 89, 162 Lapray, Carl 70, 156 Larsen, Brian 70 Larsen, Corry 71,75, 146 Larsen, Debra 71,84,91 Larsen, Drew 71, 146 Larsen, Kim 71, 114 Larsen, Rex 71, 115 Lee, Young 71 Leishman, Teena 71 Leichty, Mike 71,91 Liljenquist, Debbie 71,85,91 Lindquist, Patti 71,84, 162 Long, Amy 71, 111 Lutz, Chris 71, 74, 84 Lye, Tori 71,85 Lyon, Ma rk 71 M Maghsoodi, Faranak 71 Maher, Juleen Martin, Bret Martindale, Lannis Mattson, Brett Mauchley, Glade Maughan, Kent McGregor, Tia McNeil, Gary Meacham, Kip Mecham, Neil Melinie, Roger Merrill, Mardee Miles, Jerry 72, 92, Miller, Bruce Moser, Terri Mortenson, Shari 64, 71 71 71 71, 146 71 71, 146, 156 71 71, 114, 115 71, 146 71 71,91 72, 85, 174 109, 146, 156, 72 72, 84,91 72, 84, 89,91, Mueggler, Eric Muncy, Leslie Munk, George Myer, Juleen 159 89, 111 72 72 85 Neeley, Carol Nelson, Brenda Nelson, Chris Nicholes, Cindy Niederhauser, Teri Nielson, Daivd Nielson, Lorie 72, 82, 162 72, 85, 89 72 72, 115 72, 84 72, 146, 156 72 Oldham, Scott 72,146 Olson, Diana 72, 84, 91 Olson, Sheldon 72, 146, 156 P Page, Cathyrn Paton, Richard Patrick, Ray Pattee, Brian Peeke, Kaelynn Pehrson, Julie Peterson, Blake Peterson, Lori PetersonMark Plowman, Sandra Poppelton, Kim Porcella, John Potter, David Poulson, Karen 72 72 72, 115 72, 146 72 72 72, 89, 146, 154 73, 78, 85, 162 73, 115 73, 84 73, 85 73,91 71,73, 147, 154 73, 85, 103 Pritchett, Melissa 73 Proffit, Jeff 73, 114, 115 Purser, Ned 67,73,114 R 73 73, 85, 89, 161 72 73, 84, 85 73 73, 146, 156 73, 147, 148 73, 146 73, 128, 146, 148 73 8 Salunke, Abe 73 , 103, 114 Sant, Sandra 73, 85,91 Schaeffer, Tim 73, 156 Scherting, Renee 73 Schiffman, Craig 73, 146, 154 Schvaneveldt, Cindy 73 Schvaneveldt, Shane 73, 89, 111 Sears, Mike 69, 73,91, 156 Shepherd, Jack 73, 146, 154 Sheppard, Todd 115 Simper, Julie 74 Singer, James 74, 148 Skabelund, Kathy 74 Smellie, Tami 74, 85 Smith, David 74 Somers, Jerry 74, 146, 156 Spencer, Sharlyn 74, 84, 105 Spendlove, Lori 74, 108 Starks, Mark 74, 89 Starks, Shawn 74, 114, 115 Stephens, Loril Telford 74 Stevens, Ann 74, 84,91 Stewart, Mark 64, 74, 146 Stock, Laura 74, 89 Street, Caroline 74, 89,91, 111 Stutler, Douglas 74 Swenson, Chuck 74 T Tatton, Richard 74,91, 115 Taylor, Mary Lou 74, 160, 163 Taylor, Scott 74, 115 Thedell, Linda 74, 89, 161 Tholander, Roberta 74 Rakes, Stephen Rappleye, Judy Reese, Todd Reid, Lori Reilly, Douglass Reisher, Pete Rich, Robert Richardson, Brian Riley, Steve Robison, Darrell Thomas, Lori 74 Thomas, Sandra 74 Thompson, Darwin 66, 74, 91, 146 Tom, William 74,155,156 Trauntvein, Don 74 Tueller, Anne 74,85,89,91 Tueller, Joni 74,85 U Urness, Lisa 74 V Van Luik, Tajha 74 w Wadsworth, Donna 74, 85, 91 Wallace, Annette 74, 85 Wallentine, Doug 74, 146 Wardle, John 74 Watson, Jean 74 Watters, Jordon 74, 89, 91,92, 146, 156 Welkie, Carol 74 Wildman, Connie 74, 114 Wildman, Randy 74 Wilkinson, Susan 74,160, 161, 163 Willetto, Francina 74, 84 Williams, Royce 74 Wilson, Chris 74, 147, 154 Woodward, Lori 74, 84 Wright, Kaye Lani 74 Y Yeates, Casey 74,146 216 r