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flMPHION SSfiors Juniors Sophomprcs c. Acciviaes otjfan Senior High y . AMP HI ON % a - • JU| Table of Contents Wt'C’. k,ti • • ' I Organizations TO 4 Ws •... ••'•«......... 14 f lit' wntni.................................. w ' kin!' Senior School • if •• -1- tfjf As $ f f ' •«udc«t . gan ........• .....62 • • v: v 100 142 m In our universe, with so much room, we are continually looking for space to grow. 2 Theme While reaching for new space, we have memories of the past shared with friends — 4 Theme Theme 5 6 Theme Activities provide us with fun, laughter, good times, spirit, and apathy; but most of all, opportunities to grow. Theme 7 By using our new found knowledge, we try to find our own comer of space. 8 Theme Theme 9 Our space in life can be peaceful, confused, happy, sad, painful, and beautiful. . . 10 Theme ADMINISTRATION 13 Our Principals Put Together A Great Year I feci that the success of Logan High can be attributed to having a number one student-body, a strong teaching staff, and good parent support. Students have shown their Grizzly pride this year, along with good judgment in dress and conduct. I feel this year’s studentbody has made many fine accomplishments. I enjoy working for the students because of the support and cooperation they give.” The students and faculty of Logan High School are 1 in my book. I a .1 even more convinced of this now than I was three years ago. I consider it an honor and a privilege to be associated with all that goes on at this special institution. I begin eac' day with a keen sc? .sc of responsibility as to how I might be of positive assistance to students and faculty. At the close of each day, I wonder just how well I have measured up. Though there are certain frusrrations in a position of this type, the satisfactions greatly outweigh the disappointments. I sincerely hope that the students of Logan High will always know that we” are on their side, and that anything and everything done in their behalf is done with the sincere hope that it will be for their benefit.” Ray Haslam — Assistant Principal Studentbody Officers Put 78-79 Together EC ■) 1st Shawn Mccham President Tracey Middlebrooks Vice-President Wendic Petersen Secretary Scott Cheney Executive Shari Mortcnson Executive Kelley Nelson Executive Studentbody Officers 15 Student Senate Initiates New Amendments Under the direction of Larry Haslam, the Student Senate meets everyday during first hour. Through their hard work, an amendment has been passed that if students are caught smoking on school grounds, a ticket will be issued. A bill has also been passed on stricter conduct during assemblies. During this time they also go over the school constitution and any upcoming activities. Homecoming, assemblies, winter carnival, and spirit week are just a few of the activities planned by the Student Senate. Amazed at the new ideas of the Senate. Larry doesn’t know what to think. Objection to question is now in motion,” states Steve Jones enthusiastically. As the senior class officers think of new activities, it’s obvious that Barbara Lutz’s mind is somewhere else Scon Cheney tries to persuade the srudenbody officers with his bizarre ideas 16 Student Senate Row 1 Randy Anderson. Shar Spencer, Kip Mcaeham, Iori Peterson. Tracy Middlebrooks. Kelley Nelson. Barbara Lutz. Ron Cazicr. Aaron Baugh. Camille Smith. Row 2; Irene Haws. Molly Everton, Catherine Curtis. Wendy Wallis. Tracy Watts. Suzie Rigby. Wendie Peterson, Julie Raat, Shawn Mccham, Lcann Purser. Steve Jones. Wendy Long. Row 5: Angela Neeley, Shari Mortenson, Dave Wallcntinc. Debbie Jensen, Mark Stewart. Vic Phillips. Dave Rasmuson, Paul Fjcldstcd, Scott Cheney. Robert Berry. What an awesome day this will be.” thinks Wendie Petersen Kip Mcaeham shows his enthusiasm as he listens to the daily schedule Aaron Baugh's advice is. Put your money where your mouth is. Student Senat 17 School Board Appraises District’s Finished Product As superintendent of the Logan School District, I have a keen interest in the quality of our school district’s finished product — the graduates of Logan High School. It is my belief our quality control has been excellent. Your attitude and behavior have been outstanding. Your accomplishments have been superb. Your impressive spirit and zest for life have made our community a more enjoyable place to live. I hope your years ahead will be marked with an urgency to meet your full potential. Your youthfulness has helped keep us contemporary and in touch with events. For this we extend our thanks. I am proud of Logan’s most valuable resource — the community’s youth. Congratulations, Seniors — you have excelled. James C. Blair Superintendent Front Rou:James C. Blair. JoAnn Wimmer, Maria Ellsworth, Dr. Ronald Petersen Second Rou: Robert B Williams, Malcom Allred, Thad Carlson. 18 School Board SECRETARIES. . . important ingredients Typing, filing, counting, sorting, notifying, phoning. it’s ill in 1 day's work. Luann Tripp Treasurer Esther Rust Office Manager Barbara Rindcrknecht Attendance Secretary Like a cake without baking powder, flour, and sugar, things in the office just wouldn’t be right without three special ladies: our secretaries. They work hard to take care of the record keeping, phone calls, correspondence, and all the other little things that are so necessary. Not only do they do their job well, but they do it with a cheerful smile and real concern for everybody. Mrs. Rindcrknecht chalks up another one. Mrs. Tripp is hard at work with all that money. Secretaries 19 Larry Haslam thinks his class is hopeless LaMar Anderson Chemistry Max Allen Spanish Richard Bradford Math, Physics Brent Barfuss English Tamera Barbien Resource Room Ted Ashton Orchestra Elizabeth Call Math, Counseling-Sec Eliot Brunson Photography Steven Call Band Peggy Christensen Business Education Ray Watts is trying to be a Macho Man 20 Faculty Sandy Davis ALC Bill Emmett English. Math Larry Haslam Social Studies Gayle Haws English Perry Christensen English, Athletics Larry Comadena Resource Room Jean Ehrhart ALC MelJ Galli Soc. St.. Athletics Max Cooley Media Specialist Carlctta Elich Mathematics Dianne Hall Business Education Joyce M. Copp Media Specialist Catherine Elliott Physical Education Alenc Hansen Business Education Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Stoddart agree He's as bad on the field as he is in class. 0 Faculty 23 This is a Jot more fun than checking papers. states Kathy Johnson Patti Johnson is a Ur, equals what? questions Mr Bradford. Studious Mr Soderquist. happy homemaker. 24 Faculcy 'With grades like that, docs he really think he wants to be a brain surgeon? wonders Mr Nielson Sl, And there you have it . . the Atom bomb.” explains Mr Anderson Now. watch those dangling participles,” advises Mrs. Haws Mr. Allen's friend is always there to watch over him Faculty 25 When Pat Stoddart was asked what she liked about being a high school teacher, she replied, There are several reasons being a teacher is great. A teacher can see students develop into curious, interested, useful individuals. It’s neat to see young minds grasp new ideas and begin to set patterns which will influence their life and society. It is fun to have old students say, 'Remember the ball game, the dance, old what’s his name who slept in the third row, or even occasionally Milton.’” There’s always two sides to a point,” states Mr. Henrie 26 Faculty A The 'real’ Mr. Hoyt 000624 IU Row:Joan Budge. Agatha Allen, LaRue Kovcne. 2nd Row: Ann Nyman, Almina Hadcrlic, Ncta Allen, Devona Roberts. Cicorgc Poole, Archie Darley. Charles Draper. Corwyn Winegar, Randy Mitchele. Cooks and Custodians 27 Football team runs on to Crimson Field to work out final plays Peggy Sorenson is happy with another victory. 32 Seniors Jennifer Giles tones her muscles getting ready for the powder puff football game. Seniors float on to another great year as is represented by their float in the Homecoming Parade. Seniors Are Superior Steve Jones President Barbara Lutz Senator Ron Cazier Senator Julie Raat Secretary Debbie Jensen Vice-President Seniors 33 4 W 54 Seniors Jay Albretsen Sandra Astle Ban Baird Ken Berry Mark Bond Sharon Bach Todd Benson Tony Bodrero Cindy Brown Alan Alderman Bernice Augustine Peggy Bates Lesli Birschbach Athena Allen Arlene Augustus Ann Boyce Lee Allred Lisa Ault Mike Bodrero Kathy Broberg Brian Anderson Debbie Bladen Bruce Christensen Lauralee Christensen Alan Chugg Kim Coleman Michelle Coleman S e n i o r s Seniors 35 Duane Davis Glen Davis Janice Davis Lawrence Davis Many Dehghani Ronald Demars Clint Dopp Liz Earl Jon Eccles Richie Eckburg Keith Evans Jill Evans Jerry Farmer Doreen Fonncsbeck Jon Fullmer Todd Garrett Paul Garner Using the bear necessities, Camille Rick Fonncsbeck Gene Fredrickson Carolyn Gibbons Sharon Gessel 36 Seniors Jennifer Giles Amir Golshan Craig Goodsell Jay Goodwin Marianne Griffin Hilary Groutage Debbie Hansen Joe Hassan Chris Hatch Kyle Griffiths Jill Handy Kris Hallows Ned Hansen Don Herbert Yency Hill Karen Hirschi Smith and Debbie Staub rough it in the canyon. Seniors 37 Debbie Jensen Greg Jensen Scott Jenson David Johnson Jancse Johnson Tanya Johnson Allen Jones Dee Jones Kim Jczak David Johnson Steve Jones Sherry Joy Beth Kadlec Kevin Kartchner Gilbert Keene Linda Kelm Jennifer Kemp Kevin Kendall Robin Kujawski Karen Kirk Ik vsi Randy Lamb Rick Kline Mark Laraway Kurt Kohfcld Rob Kline S e n i o r s Seniors 39 Barbara Lutz Mark Larsen Teresa Larsen Stacy Later Keith Laursen Tauni Lemon Pat Lyon Kim Madsen Bruce Malmbcrg Steve Mann June Marcusen Beth Martinez Doug Maughan Jim Maughan Julie Maughan John McCraney Kathy McGregor Shawn Mccham Tracey Middlebrooks Tom Mitchell 40 Seniors Todd Mortenscn Kelly Muncy John Murdock Cordell Naylor Jerry Naylor Scan Monson Dave Morrill Kathic Nelson Solitary Man’s Club supports the football game Keith Nelson Kelley Nelson Scott Nielson Bart Nicholes Lori Norris Lori Moore Lora Lee Mortenscn Dianna Nelsen Mike Morrill S e n i o r s Seniors 41 Jacquic Ncufcld Lori Newbold Jeff Olsen Marta Olsen f' ro i fr fllc o Debbie Olson Dennis Orahood Evelynda Owens Annette Page Nancy Parkinson Thayna Paul Kathy Payne Todd Pcbley Donna Peck Bart Pedersen Brian Pella Wendie Petersen Deanna Peterson Raymond Peterson Scott Peterson Kelly Phillips Vic Phillips Karol Pond Tamara Porter Becky Potter 42 Seniors L o© r .j-r. Scari Wright Peggy Sorenson David Stephens Wade Swenson Darla Tuthill 44 Seniors Darrin Smith Mark Smith Deven Smith Jennifer Sorensen Marilynn Stcnquist Tann Tueller Marci Spcth Shauna Stoddard Paul Taylor Frank Veatch Debbie Staub Harold Stuart Sary Tiev Karen Vendcll Scott Thorpe Brett Wtxxlbury Brenda Sweat Vicki Smith Jenny Wallace Jennifer Beecher Seniors 45 Camera Shy Todd Anderson Mike Bean Deanne Bertlescn Steve Bylund Curtis Belnap Kerry Lehman Tim Lindsey David Poulsen Intern on painting the town, Jeff Olsen and Kim Jezalc enjoy themselves. Matthew Wertmcn Tracy Watts Glen Waterhouse Steve Wood Mark Willardson Donna Willden Eric White Kathryn Wheeler Brent Ware David Wallentine 4H Seniors Steve Jones, Evelynda Owens Most Likely to Succeed Dee Jones. Wendie Petersen Class Characters y 1 Todd Christensen. Peggy Bates Cutest Couple Ron Cazier, Julie Carlson Most Friendly lrann Purser. Ken Berry Most Versatile Julie Maughan. Scott Peterson Most Likely to Disagree Janice Davis. Brad Sant Most School Spirit Karol Pond. Kelly Phillips Biggest Airheads Shawn Mecham. Julie Raat Best Dressed Peggy Sorenson. John Hanson Biggest Flirts Senior Superlatives 50 Juniors JUNIORS Juniors 51 Lori Peterson Secretary Mark Stewart Executive Paul Fjeldsted President Randy Anderson Vice-President Shar Spencer Executive ’20 I}as Class Heather Allen Marjorie Allen Jenny Allison Gordon Allred Qiris Anderson Dennis Anderson Randy Anderson Dune Andra Barbara Andreasen Lori Andrews Wally Appel Kim Amell Kevin Astlc Darlene Augustus Flor Aguilor Bob Bemston Vivek Baji Nancy Beyers Alyson Barker Sandy Binggeli John Barker Joddy Bodrero Merry Kay Bartholome Nan Bowman Eric Bell Teresa Bradley Joey Benavidez Delon Brower Ben Brown David Brown Shannon Brow n Tod Budge Richard Budge Ban Buttars Sandra Bymgton Spencer Cahoon Larry Call Mike Campbell Kyle Cannon Joseph Cardon Emily Carslile Mike Carslile Juniors 53 Juniors Juniors 54 Chcckno Cheney °ny Clark nn,f Cobia -J3S Coleman Congdon ryCoolc ? e Cones 5°an Cowley rcenCrook«on • nCrosby ckYCurt,s Unny Oahle Dalby Dance Hke Davis Decker Yuck. shelly ' thinks Richard Bud c ?fVaDchRln, £c rs Dent Ru h Eccles ‘J v Eckburj v nRbun All right, who stoic my calculator' asks Shelly lnni Look mom! Two heads' exclaims Scott Cheney Timi F.lsncr Mary fimmerr F.in ingcr Todd Enc kson Way nr Fshclman Tifini Evrr Paul Fjeldstcd (iteg Fixxe Lonnie Freeman Kelly Fullmer land) Fullmer Shawn Fullmer Sieve Gappa Hal Gamer leresaLierber Khandan Ghalcc l arcll Glenn Karhee Godfrey Nan Godfrey Tom (loodwin landa Groll Jeana Hale Irrlce Haley R an Hales l ann Hansen Lynn Hansen % Lyncttc Hansen Jon Hardman Larry Hardman Julie Harris Rosie Harns Susan Harris Roger Han Brett Hawkes Irene Haws JaLynn Heaps Alison Hehinger Karen Henrie Cathy Hlavaty John Hobson Kip Meacham at his best. Roben Rich and Todd Reese finally decide who gets to dnvc Lynn Hodges Steve Hoff Betsy Holdredge Tammie Hoth Rex Hubbard Chns Hulse Lisa Hulse Debbie Hurd Angie Hurlben Hunsaker Donna Troy Hymas Bobby Jameson Shelly Inms Jacque Jensen foul Ivarie Terry Jenson Tammy Jessop Nora Joe Marilyn Joe David John Judi John Becky Johnson Botch Johnson Julie Johnson Iresa Johnson Mark Johnson Teresa Johnson Jeff Jones Chns Keller Jennifer Kendrick Nader Khalili Carole Kidd Cheryl Kimball Jean Knowlton Julie Kohfeld Jim LaBru ra Vicki Lambert Call I-apray Brian lor sen Cony Larsen l ebra Larsen Drew Larsen Rex Larsen Kim I .arson Mike Liechcy Debbie Liljenquist Patti Lindquist Amy Long Gms Luta Juniors 57 Tori Lyc .Mark Lyon Faranak Maghsoodi Paul Marshall Bret Manin Lannis Martmdale Glade Mauchlcy Kent Maughan Kathleen McDonald Tia McGregor Gary McNeil Kjp Meacham Neil Meacham Wade Meadows Roger Meline Mardce Merrill 58 Jerry Miles Brute Miller Shart Mortenson Terri Moser Erik Mueggler Leslie Muncy George Munk Carol Neeley Brenda Nelson Chris Nelson Don New bold Ten Nicdcrhauser Kevin Nielsen Lorie Nielson Sometimes 1 think ou guvs don't have a brain in your head' exclaims Shar Spencer Diana Olson Sheldon Olsen Cathy Page Rav Patrick Brian Patter Blake Peterson lori Peterson David Phillips Sandra Plowman Kim Poppleton John Porcella Blake Porter Dave Potter Karen Poulson Jeff Prof fit Ned Purser Steve Rakes Judy Rapplcve Kim Reeder Todd Reese Lon Reid Frtc Reisher Robert Rich Brian Richardson Colette Rigbv Steve Riley I arrcll Robison luniors 59 60 Abe Salunkc Renee Scherring Graig Schiffman Gndy Schvancvcldt Shane Schvaneveldt Nlilce Scars James Singer Julie Simper Kathy Skabclund Tammi Smcllic David Smith Jerry Somers Sharlyn Spencer Lori Spendlove Troy Hymas jumps for joy as the clock ticks down to another victory Shawn Starks Mark Stewart Ann Stevens Laura Stock Sharlene Stowe I Caroline Street Doug Stutlcr Chuck Swenson Richard Tatton Mary Lou Taylor Scott Taylor landa Thcdcll Roberta Tholandcr Lori Thomas Sandra Thomas Darwin Thompson Juniors show school spirit by freezing at State games. Don Trantvein Teresa Trusty Anne Tueller Joni Tueller Lisa Umess Donna Wadsworth Annette Wallace John Wardle Jean Watson Jordon Watters Carol Wclkie Connie Wildman Susan Wilkinson Kristine Willes Franccna Willetto Royce Williams Camera Shy Dana Al-lmari Edmond Azari Rick Barton Sylvia Becker Cindy Cronin Brian Hyde Phil I vane David Jamison Mike Kvarfordt Brent LaBeau Tcena Lcishman Divid Nielson Scott Oldham Tae Jong Park Mark Peterson Chari ya Pheng I )ug Reilly Hamid Saghci Tim Schaeffer Jack Sheppard Todd Shepherd Mark Starks Laurie Wyman Chris Wilson Lori Woodward Kaye Lam Wright Karen Yates Casey Yeatcs Pztncia Zelenik Mary Zollinger Juniors 61 ■ Angela Neeley Secretary 64 Sophomores Mol|yEvcr,on Senator Robert Berry Senator Wendy Wallis Vice-President Connie Long President Scott Abplanalp Trina Alderman Courtney Allen Irsa Allen Mary Jo Allen Matt Allen Jeff Allred Denise Anderson Jcnsie Anderson Theresa Augustine Ronald Augustus Ten Bachman Richard Ballard James Barron Aaron Baugh William Beecher Shen Bemston Robert Berry Mana Birch David Bitters Gary Blackburn Diane Bladen Scott Bostock Michelle Boodcro Wenda Bowman Cry stal Bren n and Parnsh Bryan Mark Bryant Elizabeth Buirly Stacey Bunnell Matt Burnett Layne Butterfield Scott Byington JR Bylund Catherine Cahoon Caroler Carles Ted Carlisle Lisa Cass James Chambers George Champ Tim Chase Melinda Chccketts Sophomores 65 66 Cory Christensen Kora lie Chrisccnscn Gay Christof ferson Tania Clyde Jennifer Colston Melanie Cordon Cynthia Coulson Julia Cowley Jared Cox Sarah Cronin Catherine Curlcss Eileen Davis Katherine Davis Mark Davis Jane I Byle Karl Decker Dawn Denning Steve Dennis Dena Dcschamps Nancy Dixon Carolyn Dunn Brady Karnes Denise Ectles Randy Egbert Stephanie Eliason Kathry n Erickson Molly Everton Steven Evert son Jodie Fairbanks Sandie Fchlman LuAnn Ferrin Bell Fillmore Cynthia Fonnesbeck Rosemary Foote Jeff R llette Cheryl Ford Gary Foster Mary Fraser Randy Fullmer Douglas Garrett MikeGittens Kent Glenn Susan (iumm Candy Griffin Lori Griffiths Barbara Groom Melissa Hall Came Hansen Mike Hanson Paige Hansen Shaun Hamiss Kirk Harns Shawn Harris Lisa Haslam Nancy Hassan Anne Hatch Dwight Hawkes Julie Haycock .Jeff Hedm Scese Hendncks Sophomores 67 68 Sherry Hey rend Daryl Horiuchi Robert Hoth Garff Hubbard Janet Hubbard Philip Hunsak Del re Hunt Tammy Hymas Todd Hymas Anna I vie Laurie Jackson Scott James Howard Jameson Ron Jenkins Catherine Curlcss Gtris LeBaron dreams of playing with the big guys. Mike Jensen Ron Jensen Steven Jensen Vickie Jensen Jeff John Alan Jessop GinaJohnson Mike Johnson Randy Johnson Todd Johnson Judy Keller Tina Kelm Carolyn Kemp Stephanie Kendall Debra Kemp James Kennedy Is Kathy Robison the future Cheryl Tiegs? Nahid Khalili Brenda Kimball Sandic Kimball Nadine Kimber Scott Knowles Tim Knowlton Ban Kotier Matt LaBraua Jeff Lamb Kim Lamb Heidi Lambert Candce LaMont David l.arawa Brian Larsen Don Liter Chris Lc Baron Kyung Lee Charlotte Lehman Susan Lcnkersdorfer Michael Leo lisa Licchty Bill Liljenquist Mitch little Connie Jo Long Allan Lundberg Doug Maddux Cynthia Mahoney Debra Maughan Desiree Maughan Michael McDonald Sophomores 69 Sophomores 70 Randall McMurdic Susan McNeil Ron me Meadows Allen Mccham Shelly Mendelkow Alicia Merritt I avi«i Mon son Ian Monson John Moftenscn Roger Moles Barm Muncy Angela Neeley Iauralee Ncilson Theresa Nelson Dana Neves Nan Nicderhauser Tony Nielson Oiristine Olson Julie Olsen GcGe Olson (Hair Olsen Gwendalce Owcnv Suzanne Pack la Dawn Page I ora t a Page Mark Parkinson Caroline Pairick David Peek Alan Pehrson Susan Pehrson Tracy Penton Margaret Perry Ann Petersen Susan Peterson Chamnam Pheng Troy Fond Brenda Porter Ronald Porter Mehrdad Kastgaraf Mike Ricks IXxig Ringle Kara Robson Kathy Robison Richard Romney Julie Sackett Sonny Salinas Mananela Salinas Stephen Sampson Lon Schiffman Shawn Schicss Troy Sccrist Heidi Sceholzer Paul Shaner Robin Sharp Melanie Shaw Kellie Shelton Suzanne Simard Sandi Sisson Cheryl Smith Earlene Smith Sophomores 71 Sophomores 72 Kaye Dawn Smith Larry Smith Robert Smith Vickie Smith I nise Smock Doug Snow Terry Speth JDcan Standridge Kenny Staub Mark Steel ! ug Stevenson Heidi Stokes Kristin Strong Anne Stuart Machele Stuart Liz Taylor Glenda Taylor Phillip Tcu sc her Lori Thompson Scott Thompson Mark Thom Icy David Thorpe Jill Thurston Julie Torchio Tom Underwcxxl Nancy VanZandt Steven Vcatch (aldon Wadsworth Robin Wagner Scott Wahlstrom In memory of Gwen Astle January 13,1963 September 6, 1978 Not even snow can keep Nancy Dixon from cheering on her team at a State game Darren Wood Vaughn Wright Lisa Yeates Sadroidin Zahir Wendy Wallis Randy Walsh David Walton Tyler Ward Eric Watts Tod Watterson Kristi Weeks Holly Wheeler Steve Wheeler Mike Wilde Dixie Wilden Mike Wildman Mike Wiley Richard Williams Virginia Woffinden Missing: Jenny Chavez Wendy Jenson Jean Martinez Ricky Meyers Gary Miller Sally Ried Sophomores 73 Logan has reached new goals and set new standards for itself no one ever thought possible. One of the most exciting and unbelievable achievements was that of the football team, who under the leadership of head coach Mel Galli, came home from Salt Lake one day with a huge trophy naming them State Champs.” They finished the season with a 12-0 record. This is something never accomplished before in the history of Logan High. But they weren’t the only ones to take State. The golf team came home with a trophy bearing the same title. The basketball team proved they were tops by beating Sky View twice in a row. The Hi Lo’s took first place in the US A. Competition, and the cheer and songleaders came home from spirit camp with superior trophies. This is definitely a year that won’t be forgotten. Alan Smith tries to be One Wild and Crazy Guy.' Logan has Typical jocks. 74 a great year! Students gather under the goal post to sing the school song 75 ACTIVITIES Activities 77 78 Homecoming a victorious week! Homecoming week was a lot of work, effort and time,” says Kelley Nelson, Homecoming Chairman, but very worthwhile. I never realized before how much work was needed to make a successful week.” Tradition started early when the Seniors painted the town Tuesday morning. The week was filled with numerous activities, including assemblies, pep rallies, car bashing and jumping over girls. Homecoming eve started with a parade, followed by the Senior Women’s powder puff game, the sophomore bonfire, and the fireworks. The finale of the week was the game which led the Grizzlies to a perfect record of 7-0 when we tromped the Scots. The night ended with a successful dance which was based on the week’s theme Reminiscing.” isors clowning around in Homecoming Parade and paint fights while painting the town I.undstrom fight cold Senior men. Bruce Cannon and Ron Homecoming 79 Homecoming Royalty reigns over 80 Homecoming a busy week. Homecoming 81 Pep Club plans a Dreamy Night Successful decorations were the result of much hard work and planning by the Pep Club I like Dreamin’” was the theme for the annual girls’ Choice Dance sponsored by the Pep Club. The dance was held November 17, following the final state game. Music was provided by Backroads, and the theme song was sung by Dan Everton. The old girls’ gym was decorated by the committee to depict a starry night, which helped to make it a memorable evening. Couples dance to the music of Backroads. 82 Pep Club Dance Couples “Breakaway” into Christmas vacation It was funner the first time.” says Dave Wallentine as he tries to relive the dance School ended for Christmas vacation with the Christmas Dance, which added to the spirit of the season. The dance was held on December 22 in the lounge, and the couples danced while the group Breakaway” provided the music. Merry Christmas, Darling was chosen for the theme. It was sung during intermission by Tracy Watts and Hilary Groutage while Lora Lee Mortensen and Kenny Berry danced after being announced as Stocking Girl and Stocking Boy. Stocking Boy and Girl: Ken Berry and Ix ra Ire Mortensen. Christmas Dance 83 Ron Cazier Senior 84 Most Preferred Men Most Preferred Men Chosen For Sweetheart’s Ball Smiles and swinging hips dominate the dance floor 7 'V' Nights Are Forever Without You” was sung by Todd Craghead during intermission of the annual Sweetheart’s Ball. The Girls’ League sponsored the dance held on February 10 in the old boys’ gym. Each girl brought her favorite beau and together they danced to the sounds of Solaris. The gym was decorated with orange parachutes and the Most Preferred Men were announced. Lczlce Hales and Jim Hendricks are careful not to dance too close. It looks like Butch Johnson is enjoying the beat. Sweetheart’s Ball 85 Junior Tromlo Paid Tjddsced Jgrt Tecersort Cadry dtlavaxy Queen 'Bob 'Berncson Tfing Ckris Wdson PmiLy Carlisle. Kenny “Berry Ton Cozier lira Julie Tooc Ige Allred. Jj cl Bowen Jerwy Wallace Queen TODAY'S Vicki Smith, Alan Smith, Debbie Staub, Liz Earl. Rowl: Shawn Mcacham. Row 2: Jon Eccles, Tracy Middlebrooks. Row 3: Debbie Hansen, Camille Smith. 88 Styles STYLES hair Hair styles have been any-1 thing goes — f rom short to crimped, to straight, or to curly. Each person had the style that suited him best. formal Today’s formal wear for young ladies included blousy, ruffled, and tied tops with full, just-below-the knee skins. The young men were most fashionable with a tailored, solid-color vested suit. shoes No matter where a person walked, he would walk in style if he wore cloggs, sandals, boots, or casuals. casual From straight-legged jeans and flannel shins to high-heeled sandals and T-shins, the everyday school clothes were casual. What anyone felt comfortable in was usually worn. Styles 89 Wendic Petersen Mrs. Pearce Dave Wallentine Freddy Eynsford-Hill Karol Pond Mrs. Higgins Sherry Joy Mrs. Eynsford-Hill Scott Cheney Henry Higgins Kelly Phillips Jamie __________ Kyle Griffiths Harry Lyn Bennion Eliza Doolittle Todd Craghcad Alfred P. Doolittle Jon Skidmore Colonel Pickering F. Eugene Tueller Director Shannon Rasmussen Costumes Patty Johnson Costumes Ted Ashton Steve Call Orchestra Director Assistant Orchestra Director Orchestra: Shane Schvanevcldt, Erik Meuggler, Joel Cardon. Jaquc Coleman, Donna Wadsworth, Marjorie Allen, Caroline Street, Tami Eisner, Lesli Birschbach, Julie Carlson, Mariann Diib , Nancy Dixon, Linda Thcdell, Tifam Eyre, Sandra Astle, Carolyn Gibbons. Wayne Eshelman, Chris Hatch. Missing: Judy Rappleye. Harold Stuart. Tracy Watts. Tom James. Ron Lundstrom, Kim Coleman, Steve Hendricks, Steve Jones, Carolyn Bentley. Musical 91 Traditionally Superb Musical Presented Once Again! Dancers Row 1: Carol Neeley, Randy Lamb. David Rasmuson, Kelley Nelson. Row 2: Jenni Wallace. Randy Anderson. Debbie Jensen. Shawn Mecham, Ryan Hales. Shelly Datwyler. Kenny Berry. Lora Lee Monensen Row 3: Tami Smcllie, Steve Wood. Jon Hardman. Lori Andrews. ttiAtMiiniw For me, Freddy?” asks Mrs. Pearce. Lyn Bennion says. Oh wouldn't it be loverly.” 92 Musical gDW I SKj.'i Morten un. Albion Member. Btll Liktvquiw. Ann Tueller. Nan Godfrey. Blake fVterwn. Wendi Wallace. Kathy Hlavary. Randy Andenon. Erie Hunvaket. Mark Laraway. Neil Mecham. Retd Deni. Debbie Seaub. Kip Mecham, Lerlet Halo. Mirk 1 iv v l.vi Iv. rn Phillip Hunuker. Cindy Sect I. Jeff Olxn. Lori Moore. Carole Kidd. John Wardle. Gwcndakt Owens. Caldon Wadiwoeth. Debbie Liknqum Row 2: Jube Raat. Sceve Riley. Jennifer Gde . Tracey Middlebeookv Bead ini. Hilary GruutiAf.S.Ki Poe: i. iirv Ri by. Becky Johnaon, Vic Phillip . Becky Po«er. Paul Firkkied. Bnan Cowley Musical 93 A Cold Day Proves Successful For Winter Carnival The sun was shining brightly on January 29 as the skiiers loaded the buses for a day filled with fun. Six dollars paid for the students’ bus ride to Beaver Mountain, and lunch tickets. Ski lessons, tubing, snowball fights, and lots of snow were provided for students. I'm ready to ski. where's the guys? Why didn't they tell me that there was a tree there? Wow! we are really moving now! 94 Winter Carnival Spirit Week Ends With A Victory On Friday Night. Todd Christensen goes for the lay-up. Spirit Week was five fun-filled days which boosted Grizzly pride. Lunch activities and dress-up days included a marshmallow eating contest, grubby day, and conchead appreciation day for our game’s rival, the Davis Dans. The climax of the week was the Anything Goes Assembly,” which sparked class competitions. The Class of 79 once again proved victorious. The last day of Spirit Week proved a success as the Grizzlies defeated the Davis Darts, 76 to 65, in a great basketball game. Bn an Pella stuffs 2S marshmallows, a school record. Troy Hymas rallies spirit! Spirit Week 95 Assemblies Add Culture To Student’s Education Jack Lithgoe, famous hypnotist, provides one of the major assemblies of the year Allen Mccham shows off his physique When asked how the student body reacted to assemblies Shari Mortcnson, assembly executive, answered, The students showed a lot of spirit and enthusiasm in the assemblies this year. Shari worked hard selecting proper assemblies for the students and teachers. Warren Burton, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, Ballet West and Utah Symphony, to name a few, helped the students appreciate more fully the skills of music, dance, hypnotism, mind reading, and many other interesting talents. Students gather around mind reader to learn of their future 96 Assemblies Cowboy juggler concentrates on keeping the ball in the air Upper Classmen squint for a better view of the torturing of the sophomores at the Initiation Assembly. Banjo man entertains students with songs of the past at the Alumni Assembly Tuelkrrs display some of their many talents at the Alumni Assembly, Assemblies 9? Up and away with school spirit Nancy Hasson, Lisa Haslam, Jenni Walacc, Lisa Bowen, Nan Godfrey , Nancy Byers, boogie down for the Sky View game. Troy Hymas takes on a new look. Under the direction of the Cheerleaders and Songleaders, pep rallies provided spirit for every home game. Rod Tueller and Bob Carlson compared past situations with today’s experiences. Several organizations added to the excitement aroused at pep rallies, such as Studentbody, Hi-Lo’s, Jazz Band, Pep Club, team, faculty, and individual competitions. Jenny Wallace shows fear for Ben Lomand because no one is tougher than a Grizzly. Coach Galli and Coach Comadena show bursting enthusiasm at pep rallies. 98 Pep Rallies Student activities activate students Students exchange thrilling ideas while waiting for the bus. Student Activities 99 Organizations 101 Amphion staff puts together v. Front to Batk Kelley Nelson, Photography Editor; Peggy Sorenson. Editor; John Eccles, Sports Editor, Photographer. Judi John, Advertising Editor. Debbie Hansen, Layout Editor, Suzanne Simard, Sophomore Class Editor. Irene Haws, Sports Editor; Camille Smith, Senior Class Editor. Debbie Staub, Senior Class Editor. Lori Peterson. Junior Class Editor. Evelynda Owens, Editor. Peggy Christensen. Advisor, Mike Liechty, Photographer, Debbie Bladen, Copy Editor, Alan Smith, Photographer; Eliot Brunson, Photography Advisor, Karen Vcndcll. Photographer, Kim Jezak, Photographer. Jeff Olsen, Photographer Musing: Lori Spcndlove, Advertising Editor Amphion Staff a year’s memories in style ggy Sorenson snd Peggy Chm.ensen get down o einh while arranging .he « (( lad- ™ find “ • ,hinlts D'bblc S,Jub ” shc looks ,hrou h ,hc der Wc have a super staff,” exclaimed Peggy Sorenson, editor. It’s true the staff has worked hard this year to pull through with an excellent yearbook.” Wc have a lot of fun and cooperation among the staff,” said Evelynda Owans, editor. Along with all our hard work, we have had canyon parties and many other parties.” I’ll have to admit that it’s all worth it,” remarked Debbie Hansen, layout editor. Kelley Nelson looks interested as Debbie Hansen shows her her layout. Amphion Staff 103 104 Grizzly Staff From row. Leslie Birshbach. Jennifer Sorensen, Cindy Steele. Shauna Stoddard. Back row: Steve Mann. Joe Hassan, Kelly Muncy. Mr. Barfuss, Advisor. Milting: Chris Lutz, Ray Patrick. Jennifer Sorensen EditorinChief Shauna Stoddard Feature Editor Joe Hassan chooses pictures for the sports sea ion. Unlike years before, the Grizzly staff has set and reached a goal of circulating one paper every wo weeks. The staff has gotten students involved in the football and basketball games by awarding $25 prizes to those who gave the closest predictions of the scores of the most games. Mr. Barfuss adds his pleased attitudes about this year’s staff, I’ve been very pleased with the high journalistic qualities of our newspaper this year and the emphasis on pleasing layouts. The journalists on the staff are of high quality, especially Jennifer Sorensen, editor-in-chief.” Grizzly Staff 105 Spirit — just what docs this word mean? Ask any member of the Spirit Squad, and they will tell you it’s practicing all summer long, making posters, pep rallies, getting up early, staying up late, and supporting your team in everything. These 12 girls, consisting of 6 Cheerleaders and 6 Songlcaders, attended the USA Clinic this summer at Utah State University where they received blue ribbons, spirit sticks, and superior trophies. Carol Neeley summed it all up by stating, It’s great to belong to a group that can serve the school in such a fantastic way.’’ Cheerleaders and songleaders Advisor Shannon Rasmussen Cheerleaders: Brenda Kimball, Cathy Hlavaty, Peggy Sorenson, Carol Neeley, Tania Clyde, Troy Hymas 7 Juniors: Cathy Hlavaty, Carol Neeley, Troy Hymas, Nancy Beyers, Nan Godfrey. Peggy Sorenson sneaks a look at the game 106 Cheerleaders have Grizzly spirit! Seniors: Jenny Wallace, Peggy Sorenson, Lisa Bowen. I’ve got the spirit, shouts Lisa Bowen Songleaders: Nancy Beyers, Nan Godfrey. Lisa Bowen. Jenny Wallace, Nancy Hassan, Lisa Haslam. Sophomores: Tania Clyde, Brenda Kimball, Lisa Haslam, Nancy Hassan Jenny Wallace jumps for the joy of being a Senior’ Songleaders 107 Pep club Who wears a banana suit, cheers at all the games, comes away smiling after gating harassed by school members, and never gets to bed before 1:00 on Thursday nights? There could only be one answer, a 1978-79 Pep Club member. Shannon Rasmussen, advisor, when asked what she liked about this year’s Pep Club answered, They are very enthusiastic, hardworking and aaive. They arc the best dressed Pep Club in four years.” Besides sponsoring the Girls’ Choice Dance, the Pep Club showed spirit and supported the football and baskaball teams. Pep club members show enthusiasm in a tense Logan-Sky View game 108 Pep Club goes bananas Pep Club Member Rou I: Nancy Dixon, Anna Marie I vie, Susan McNiel. Maria Birch, Kristi Weckes, Wcnda Bom an. Carrie Hansen, Suzanne Simard. Row 2: Diane Bladen. Heidi Stokes. Mary Jo Allen. Teresa Nelson, Kaye Dawn Smith, Cheryl Ford, Heidi Lambert, Stephanie Kendall, Rosemary Foote, Anne Stuart. Ann Peterson, Connie Long. Row }: Dixie Wilden. Dana Neves, Julie Sackett, Sandie Fehlman, Jane DeByle, Molly Ever-ton, Catherine Curless, Wendy Wallis, Kathryn Erickson. Staci Bunnell, Carolyn Kemp, Dawn Denning. Row 4: Chris Olsen, Susie Peterson, Nan Neiderhauser, Cheryl Smith. Susan Gomm, Cindy Griffen, Koralie Christensen. Trma Alderman, Ginger Woffinden, Shawn Harris. Gina Johnson, Angela Neeley. Denise Anderson. Row 5: Carolec Carles, Susan Lenkersdorfcr, Luann Ferrin. Sandi Sisson, Debbie Maughan, Catherine Cahoon, Lori Thompson. Lori Griffiths. Kathy Robison. Julie Olsen, Lisa Liechty Row 6: Suzanne Pack, Tammy Hymas, Dena Deschamps, Stephanie Eliason, Heidi Seeholzer, Jill Thurston, Kara Robson, Lori Schiffman, Sheri Bernston, Melmda Checketts, Candee 1-aMont Pep Clubbers panicipate in Homecoming Parade. Pep Club 109 110 Hi-Lo’s Hi-Lo’s stand together in spite of splits Hi-Lo’s perform to El Gato Truste Row 1: Julie Maughan, Liz Earl, Emily Carslile, Athena Allen Row 2: Joni Tueller, Annette Wallace, Becky Johnson Row 3: Angie Hurlbert, Deanna Peterson, Tammy Jessop, Mary bmmett Row 4: Lisa Pritchett. Jennifer Kemp. Lori Spcndlove, Becky Hoffman, Lora Lee Mortensen, Shelly Datwyler, Peggy Bates Row 3: Coreen Crookston, Patty Johnson, Advisor, Lisa Hymas. Officers: Lisa Pritchett. Secretary; Becky Hoffman. President; Athena Allen. Socials; Mary Emmet, Jr Representative; Jennifer Kemp. Vice President From marching at snowy state football games, to winning first place in drill team competition, to early morning practices, the Hi-Lo’s have instilled in each member of the studentbody spirit and pride. With class and style the Hi-Lo’s received a superior trophy and a high overall point score at summer clinic. They have represented the school well by performing at the fireworks display on July 4, USU Homecoming parade, football, and basketball games. Hi-Lo’s perform with the band during Homecoming. Deanna Peterson. Julie Maughan. Liz Earl, and Shelly Datwyler get it all together. Hi-Lo’s 111 Making students feel important was a goal of the Boys’ and Girls’ League. They achieved this by placing three guys and girls on the Focus Board each month. The Boys’ League set a new record by having more meetings than any former Boys’ League officers. They also sponsored Mr. Ugly Week. The Girls’ League gave each girl a card for their birthday. They also sponsored powder puff football and the Sweethearts Ball. Both Boys’ and Girls’ League participated in Student Senate this year. I get first choice for Sweetheart’s Ball!” exclaims Cathryn Curkss. Boys' League Officers: Ron Lundstrom, Vice-President. Kip Meacham,Junior Rep.. Aaron Baugh, Sophomore Rep.; Vic Phillips. Senior Rep.; Dave Rasmuson, Secretary; Dave Wallen-tine, President. 112 Boys’ League Boys’ And Girls’ League Focus On Students They just don't understand!” thinks Dave Wallen tine .JPr Row I: Catherine Curless, Sophomore Rep.. Irene Haws, Junior Rep. Row 2: Evelynda Owens, Sec.; Leann Purser, V. P ; Suaie Rigby, President; Tracy Watts, Senior Rep. Is it really worth it?” wonders Rhea Wallentine Kip Mecham says, I finally made it to the top! Girls’ League 113 Sponsors Take On By designing new uniforms, the Sponsors received a new look. The new uniforms were designed especially for the Sponsors and have proven to be a great asset. They have participated in many activities; such as attending the Casavant Marching Workshop at Boise State and presenting flag ceremonies for the Logan Golf Course, Utah State University, and Logan City. They also ushered for the U.S.U. graduation and the school musical. The Sponsors also took a first place trophy in the Military Inspection for JROTC. A few comments made by Sponsor members were, Sponsors is fun, great, and hard work. It’s also getting to know people, doing great activities and getting involved in school activities.” If she makes us do it one more time I’ll shoot her. whispers Robin Wagner. Row I: Cindy Steel, Dee Lee Hunt, Robin Wagner. Ruth Ann Eccles. Row 2: Michele Coleman, Li Burley, Karla Burnside, Loretta Page. Row 3: Teresa Johnson, Glenda Taylor, Teresa Lowery, Ben Tholander. 114 Sponsors A New Look Sponsors perform at Homecoming half time Sponsors 115 Orchestra Continues Traditions ■.jht' k jtoLfU Xfmnmp. ■ ■ , ■ -+; Row I: Erik Meugglcr, Tami Eisner, Laura Stock, Mary Demars, Marjorie Allen, Mariann Dalby. Julie Carlson, Joel Cardon. Row 2: Shane Schvanevcidt, Becky Potter, Anne Hatch, Judy Rappleye, Julie Cowley, Tcri Bachman, Judi Keller, Heidi Lambert, Hilary Groutagc, Sylvia Becker. Row 3: Vicki Lambert, LuAnn Ferrin, Mary Emmett, Brenda Nelson. Nancy Dixon, Cindy Griffin, Cry stal Brennand, Alicia Merritt, Linda Thedell, Alison Henniger, Judi John, Mary Jo Allen, Wenda Bowman. Row 4: Harold Stuan, Scon Wahlstrom, Jay Clark, Donna Wadsworth. Jacqui Coleman, Anne Trueller, Tifani Eyre, Carrie Hansen, Ron Lundstrom, Terri Moser. Anna Marie Ivie, Cindy Mahoney. Marianne Griffin, Linda Groll, Earl me Smith, Caroline Gibbons. Eric White. Row 5: John Barker, Lawrence Davis, Chris Hatch, Tom Mitchell, Clair Olsen. John Mortensen, Caroline Street, Mike Torchio, Wayne Eshelmcn. Jordan Waners, Jeff Jones, Sandra Astle, Brad Dance. Bill Liljenquist, Aaron Baugh, Brian Cowley, Tom James, Mr. Ashton, Conductor. Missing: Ric Kline, Gina Johnson, Dave Neilsen, Steve Jones, Emily Carlisle. Wayne Eshelman and Tami Eisner discuss a difficult passage. 116 Advertising Of Excellence The orchestra continued its tradition of excellence this year under a new conductor, Mr. Ted Ashton. Their first concert was performed in October, a feat not accomplished in recent years. It’s been a great privilege for me to work with such talented musicians who I respect and admire. They have given me much,” said Mr. Ashton about the orchestra. Activities this year included an exchange with the Provo and Sky View High School orchestras and a trip to Anaheim, California, to perform at the National Music Educators Association annual convention. The orchestra does more than just fiddle around. Orchestra 117 Symphonic Band Plays On .x Row I: Ron Lundstrom. Aniu Mane I vie, Trma Alderman. Ann Tueller. Jacqui Coleman. Donna Wadsworth. Eileen Davis. Row 2: Terri Moser. Ann Stevens. Leslie Birschbach. Tammie Noth. Catherine Curless. Steve Jones. Kristi Weeks. Maria Birch. Julia Haycock. Ann Stuart. Denise Anderson. Tifani Eyre. Carrie Hansen. Row Jerry Miles. Darwin Thompson. Larry Smith. Tern Speth. Cal don Wadswonh. Row 4: Micky Curtis. Doug Stutler. John Barker. Chris Hatch. Tom Mitchell. Lawrence Davis. Wade Swenson. John Wardle. Dave Rasmuson. Kim Lamb. Mike Bean Row 5: Clair Olson. Jon Hardman. John Mortensen. Caroline Street. Mike Torchio. Doug Mad dux. Ryan Hales. Brad Dance. Sandra Astle. Row 6: John Porcella, Daryl Horiuchi. James Baron. Brent LaBeau. Jordon Watters. David Nielson. Wayne Eshelman. Kim Coleman. Jeff Jones. Roger Mcline. Debbie Liljcnquist. Paul Taylor; Advisor. Mr. Call. Misting: Cindy Brown. Susan Drake. Steven Hendncks. Tim Know I ton. Debra Larsen. Mike Liechty. Bill Liljenquist. 118 Symphonic Band Jazz Band Keeps The Beat Mr Call. Kim Coleman. Wayne Kshelman. Ric Cline. Brent La Beau, and Tom Mitchell look at the sophomore assembly as just another assembly Learning new music has been one of the accomplishments of early-morning jazz practice,” Sandra Astle answered when asked what new things the jazz band had done. They also had a joint concert with Bear River, Box Elder, and Sky View. Besides adding school spirit and enthusiasm to basketball games and pep rallies, they went to the Region Jazz Festival in Pocatello, Idaho. To celebrate the football championship the iazz band played through the street on a flatbed Row i Tom Mitchell, Steve Jones. Leslie Birschbach, Ron Ioindstrom, Caldon Wadsworth, Jerry Miles. Row 2: Sandra Astle. Brad Dance. Dave Rasmuson, Ryan Males, Steven Hendricks. Mike Bean. Ric Cline. Row L Jeff Jones, Jordon Watters. Wayne Eshelman, David Nielson. Kim Coleman. Roger Meline, Brent LaBcau; Advisor. Mr. Call. Jazz Band 119 Several students of the marching band have mentioned that the time and effort of early morning practices have helped them improve immensely. They feel that marching has been strongly stressed; therefore, they have accomplished more. The students would also like to thank the school board for the transportation provided and the new instruments purchased. The marching band has performed at home football games. Homecoming, and the state football game against Murray. They also participated in Utah State University parades, halftime shows, and the Davis Cup. ing Bind n Long Strides Marching Rand Membm: Sandra Astle, Mike Bean. Leslie Birschbach, Cindy Brown. Kim Coleman. Lawrence Davis, Chris Hatch. Steve Jones. Ron Lundstrom, Tom Mitchell. David Rasmuson. Wade Swenson. Paul Taylor. Mike Torchio. John Barker. Jacqui Coleman. Mickey Curris. Brad Dance. Susan Drake. Wave Eshclman, Tifani Eyre, Ryan Hales, Jon Hardman. Tammie Hoth, Jeff Jones. Brent LaBcau, Debra Larsen. Mike Liechry, Debbi Liljenquist, David Nielson, Roger Meline. Jerry Miles, Terri Moser. John Porcclla, Ann Stevens. Caoline Street, CXxug Stutler, Darwin Thompson. Ann Tueller, Donna Wadsworth. John Wardle, Jordon Watters, Trina Aider-man. Denise Anderson, James Baron. Maria Birch. Catherine Curlcss, Eileen Davis, Carrie Hansen, Julia Haycock, Steven Hendricks. Daryl Honuchi. Anna Marie Ivie. Tim Knowlton. Kim Lamb, Bill Liljcnquist, Doug Maddax. John Mortenscn. Clair Olson. Suzanne Pack, Larry Smith, Terry Speth, Ann Stuart. Caldan Wadsworth, and Knsti Weeks w Marc hing Band 121 Organization Formed As the advisor of a new organization, Mrs. Call stated the main purpose of the Flag Corps. The First reason was primarily for marching with the band in parades and half-time performances. They would also like to perform at basketball half times. The girls have worked very hard this year to make uniforms and flags. They have put forth the effort to come to early morning practices and learn drills. Eight steps forward, turn left, and stop! runs through Sean Wright’s mind. Tern Bradley. Cheryl Ford, Stephanie Kendall, and Sean Wnght strive for perfection. Wa f (Atrps Members: Tern Bradley. Cheryl Ford. Stephanie Kendall. Sean Wright. Beth Champlin. Teresa Ijr sen. Dianna Olson. Dianna Nielson Missing: Vicki l-amhen. Heidi (.ambert. Susan McNeil. Officers: Bottom to Top: President. Tern Bradley; Vice-President. Sean Wright; Secretary. Cheryl Ford. Missing: Dnll Captain. Vicki Lambert. 122 Flag C rp Crimson Colony Swings On Row I: Karol Pond, Paul Fjclstcd, Becky Potter. Row 2: Nancy Parkinson. Julie Raat, Scon Cheney, Lezlcc Hales, Kathy Payne, Todd Craghead, Wendic Petersen, Lyn Benmon. Row 3: Eric Hunsaker, Jon Skidmore, Blake Peteron, Kyle Griffiths. Craig Goodsell, Dave Wallentinc. Kelly Phillips, Micky Cunis. Row 4: Lisa Bowen, Aaron Baugh, Suzic Rigby. The Crimson Colony had a fantastic year under the direction of Mr. Tueller. The)- performed many concerts especially during the Christmas season. They performed in the mall, Emporium, and at many service clubs. In April they went to Disneyland and Knotts-berrv farm to give concerts. They had many money raising projects to finance their excursion. Crimsor Chauntaires . . . Carrying On Row I Debbie Liljenquist, Le lee Hales, Evelynda Owens, Lori Moore, Lisa Bowen, Mike Decker, Scott Cheney. Reed Dent, Craig Goodsell, Todd Craghead, Lori Andrews. Tammy Smellie, LoraLce Mortensen, Tracey Middlebrooks, Thayna P ul Row 2 Kathy Payne, Carol Neeley, Chris Hulse, Alison Heninger. Julie Raat, Brad Sant, Kelly Phillips, Kyle Griffiths, Randy Anderson. Shauna Stoddard. Lyn Bennion. Karol Pond, Becky Potter. Janice Davis Row ): Debbie Sraub, Mardee Merrill, Suaie Rigby, Wendie Petersen, Sherry Joy. Jon Hardman, Ken Berry, Paul Fjeldsted, Neil Meacham, Susan Ryan, Shari Mortensen, Cindy Steel, Kathy McGregor. Becky Johnson Rou 4. Leslie Muncy. Jennifer Giles. Shelley Darwylcr, Nancy Perkinson, Jon Skidmore, David Baugh. Darrin Smith, Eric Hunsaker, Brian Anderson, Blake Peterson. Anne Tueller, Caro! Kidd, Kathy Hlavary, Nan Godfrey M utng: Hilary Groutage, Mike Bean, Jon Jarrett, Kevin Astle. Brian Cowley, Don Newbold. 124 Chauntaires A Tradition Of Excellence ■m F Eugene Tucllcr Conductor The new orange dresses brought a bright new look for the Chauntai.es and added a bit of excitement to their Represented our school well while spreading then dutiful music all over va aun-ly ?Rn at'graduation brought both smiles and a few tears. I, is a meaningful way to end a good year of hard work. Chauntaires 125 American Legion Chooses Boys’ and Girls’ Staters Row 1: Jennifer Sorensen, Tracey Middlebrooks, Cindy Steel Row 2: Debbie Staub, Julie Carlson, Kathy Payne, Karen Vendell Row 1: Ken Berry, Randy Lamb, Craig Curtis. Scott Hlavaty. Keith Nelson, Paul Garner. Chris Hatch. Ron Cazier, Shawn Mccham Row 2: Jay Albertson, Eric Hunsaker, Berry Heninger. David Johnson. Jeff Olsen. David Baugh. Jon Jarrett, Jon Skidmore, Paul Taylor 126 Boys’ and Girls’ State Debate Team Arsues Enerav O’ Ov Varsity Debate Team The art of speech in a world of communications is the goal of the Forensic program. Along with their advisor, Mr. Hcnric, the debate team has spent long hours working in such categories as orations, debate, extemporaneous speaking, and dramatic interpretation. Last June, Scott Peterson had the honor of attending a debate meet on a national level in Chicago, Illinois. As a whole the debate team represented us well. Advisor, Mr. Henric Sophomore Debate Team Varsity Debate Team; Row I: Jay Clark, Wade Meadows. Ron Lundstrom. Mike Decker. Row 2: Karen Vendell. Chuck Swenson. Jeff Olsen. Beth Kadlec. John Singer Row 3: Brian Cowley. Karen Pbul-sen, Scott Peterson, Abe Salunke Row 4: Steve Jones. Mike Bean. Mike Torchio. Mary Orccketts. Gordon Allred Sophomore Debate Team; Row 1: Cindy Man honey. Crystal Brennand. Julie Torchio, Jensie Anderson, Jane Debyle Row 2: Scott Walstrom, Mark Parkinson, Mike Gittens, Allan Mecham Row 3: Elaine Davis. Heidi Stokes. Mary Fraser, Steve Jensen, Melinda Chceketts. Debate 127 DEC A Does More P t Lyon and Gary Hoey fill requests for more candy Selling articles in the bookstore isn’t the only activity that DECA is involved in. They have been very busy sponsoring fashion shows, dances, and panics. During the summer, they attended a leadership conference where Karen Kirk was elected state secretary. They held a banquet during DECA Week and installed officers who are Karen Kirk, President; Shelly Datwylcr, Vice-President; Tracy Watts, Secretary; Lori Spcndlove and Mary Kay Bartholome, Historians; Gary Hoey, Treasurer; Cindy Steel, Reporter. During DECA Week they had a fashion show. The club sponsored a dancethon during the year for muscular dystrophy, and at the end of the year a employer’s banquet was held for all DECA members. Bottom to Top: Liz Earl, Beckie Hoffman, Shelly Datwylcr, Dcanne Peterson, Vicki Smith, Gndy Steel, Athena Allen, Jill Walker, Susan Budge, Laura Lee Christensen, Tracy Watts. Karen Kirk, Teresa Trmtv. Inn Soendlove. Merrv Kav Bartholome O K., who printed these shirts backwards? asks Pat Lyon to Gary Hoey. 128 DECA Than Sell Ciary Hocy, Susan Ryan Julie Torchio. Marianne Griffin. Jodie Fairbanks. Robin Wagner. Sean Monsen. Susan James, Carol Neeley, Jennifer Beecher. Dcven Smith, Mike James. Jerry But I was going to buy this dress for the dance, cries Teresa Low rev to Pat Lyon Wally Appel figures out the day's earnings Gifts are wrapped free with ins purchase bv Framcna Willctto DECA 129 FHA increases skills . . Workshops and guest speakers helped prepare members of the Future Homemakers of America to compete and be judged at Regional and State Conventions. They worked to increase their skills through activities such as selling hand made Christmas gifts, decorating Incredible Edible Valentines, and making beanies for the sophomores. (Right Photo) Rou I: (Missing): Debbie Bladen. Historian. Sandra Astle. Secretary Row 2: Cindy Steel. Vice-President, Evelynda Owens. President; Shan Mortensen. Jr. Rcprc sentative, Gwcndalee Owens. Soph. Representative (Below) Rou I: Evelynda Owens. Heidi Lambert. Cindy Steel Rou 2: Shari Mortensen. Leisa S wen sen, Teresa Larsen, Gwendalee Owens, Irzlee Hales. Debbie Larsen, Terri Moser. Debbie Hurd. Ann Stevens. 130 FHA Business skills demonstrated at State Conference Future Business Leaders of America is a nation wide organization. The members involved themselves in learning about business and different trends and techniques. Throughout the year, the members attended meetings, workshops, and parties. One of the workshops attended was in Salt Lake City. There they had the opportunity of competing in typing, shorthand, and various other activities. Vicki Smith, President, said, It’s a fun and rewarding experience that will benefit the future of all members.” Rou I: Kim Jezak. Carolyn Whitehead, Leann Purser, Debbie Hansen Row 2: Karla Burnside, Lisa Ault, Scari Wright. UDawn Ivie. Row3: Marilynn Stenquist. Vicki Smith. Sharon Ra h Ijsa Pritchett. Vicki Smith shows enthusiasm while conducting a meeting FBLA Offtcm Debbie Hansen, Vice President. Seari Wright. Corresponding Secretary; Marilynn Stenquist. Secretary. Peggy Christensen, Advisor; Kim Jezak. Historian. Lisa Ault, Treasurer; Vicki Smith. President F.B.L.A. 131 Art Club To help brighten the Homecoming atmosphere, the An Club decorated the halls and the lunchroom. They have increased their an understanding and skills by listening to lectures, studying exhibits, and viewing film strips. Dianna Nelson concentrates as she sketches a drawing Row One: Kelly Muncy. Dianna Nelson. Secretary. Ann Hatch, Carole Kidd. Vice-President; Judi Keller. Sally McFadden. Donna Wadsworth. Row Two: Caroline Patrick. Mary Lou Taylor.Cindy Eckburg. President; Karen Vendcll, Cindy Schvaneveldt 132 Art Club Student services go unrecognized Cindy Steel. Historian L-Point clerks: Mary jo Allen. Sophomore; Camille Smith. Senior; Barbara Andreasen, Junior. There are many services which students at Logan High provide for the school; such as L-Point clerks, historian, library aides, and lunchroom helpers. Many of these services aren’t noticed or appreciated by the student-body. Gwcndalec Owens helps serve during lunch. Holly Wheeler and Randy Johnson devote their time to serve in the library Student Services 133 Video------Stage o- — « - “ • - “• “ Jay Clark, Mike Decker. Evelynda Owens. Harold Stuart. Rob Kline 134 Stage Crew and Video Crew Inter national Club n o 3 3 n 03 CO CO The goal of the International Club is to learn about other nations and cultures. This came to a climax at the annual International Club Banquet, where food from many different countries was prepared by the students and sold. Several parties and get togethers were held throughout the year with an International Theme. Top Rou Jean Knowlton, Erik Muggier. Tom Mitchell. Sylvia Becker. Laurie Simmons. Beth Kadlec. Mary Fraser. Lawrence Davis Bottom Rou Shelly Innis. Amy Long, Carol Wclkic, Carolyn Street. Ann Hatch. Judy Keller. Mark Lyon, Sally McFadden. Kathy Davis Officers arc as follows: Laurie Simmons. President. Amy Long. Vice President; Jennifer Sorenson, Secretary; Carol Welkic. Treasurer, Sylvia Becker. Activities International Club 135 It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a solitary man! Never fear, SMC’s here! Cry the many senior and specially selected junior men of the Solitary Man's Club. They were unanimously approved as a club, by the faculty and Student Senate. They really were heroes in action to many girls, as a couple of the rules were, they must go on at least one date a month, and they can’t date any one girl three times in a row. The club’s main goal is to end steady dating and encourage social activity. Floor: Kelly Muncy, Ron Lundstrom, Bruce Cannon, Alan Smith, Jeff Olsen Row 1: Mark Stewart. Dave Rasmussen. Darren Smith. Randy Anderson. Scon Thorpe. Mark Laraway Row 2: Roger Han. Dan Trauntvein. Todd Reese. Chuck Swenson. Mark Bond. Mike Polak. Vic Phillips. Joel Cardon. Neil Mecham. Jon Skidmore. Mike Bean. Brent Ware. Bahak Jovan, John Robens, Lawrence Davis. Brad Sant. Row V Eric Hunsaker. Scott Cheney, Jay Lenkersdorfer. Jay Albenson, John Murdock. Kip Mecham. Sanjev Sharma, David Johnson. Raymond Peterson. Bnan Richardson Solitary Men admire their new flag. 136 Solitary Man’s Club Athletes letter to make our school better Row I: Mike Torchio. Chris Wilson. Kevin Kartchncr. Keith Nelson. Chris Hatch. Scott Hlavaty, Shawn Mecham. Lee Allred. Brett Woodbury. Craig Curtis. Brad Jardinc, Todd Christensen. Alan Alderman. Jerry Miles. Drew Larsen. Brian Hyde. Jeff Jones. Benny Brown. Lonnie Freeman. Brad Dance. Mark Stewart. Robert Rich Row 2: Kent Maughan, Bruce Cannon. Doug Maughan. Steve Jones. Randy Lamb, Kenny Berry. Ron (lazier, Steve Cuppa, Brian Richardsen. Jerry Somers, Steve Riley. Carl l pray. Darrell Glen, George Munk. Mark Campbell. David Potter Future Lcttermen To letter, an athlete must do well in one or more sports by playing on a varsity team for a certain amount of time. In sports such as wrestling and cross country, a person must earn a certain number of points to receive his letter. At the end of the year, a banquet was held for all lettermen. While eating the smorgasbord dinner, the athletes’ letters were presented to them in honor of their achievements. Lcttermen 137 79 was MIGHTY fine! The ’79ers was a club for Seniors that promoted school spirit and service. The members worked throughout the year being the leaders of the Senior Class and aided the Studentbody officers. The group left behind a marker to remind the future students of the great class of ’79. Officers were as follows: Brad Sant and Sharon Bach, Co-Presidents; Beth Kadlec, Vice-President; Mary Holmstead. Secretary; Julie Carlson and Eric Hunsaker, Senators. Top Row: Karen Vcndcll. Kim Jczak. Lyn Bcnnion. Cindy Brown. Laurie Simmons. Row 2: Jill Handy. Thayna Paul. Sally McFaddcn. Nancy Parkinson, Sharon Bach. Sandra Astle. Tamara Porter. Cindy Steel. Beth Kadlec. Sherry Joy. Pat Lyon Row Brad Sant. Damn Smith. Wade Swenson. Raymond Peterson. Sanieev Sharma. Frit Hunsaker. Brent Ware. Babak Jovan. Bruce Cannon. Mark Laraway. Scott Thorpe. Alan Smith, Jeff Olsen. 138 79ersClub Key Club Every high school across the nation has a Key Club. Its purpose is to provide service to the school and community. Ix gan High's Key Club has worked with the Kiwanis in helping to make Ijogan better. Rirti I Mark Stewart, Treasurer. Brad Dance. Historian. Jordan Watters, Vice President. Jeff Jones, Secretary. Jerry Miles. Presi dent; Neil Mecham. Robert Rich. Darrin Smith, Mr Watts. Advisor Row2: Alison Hemn er. Merry Kay Bartholome. Lori Pttcr-son Missing: Carol Neely. Shannon Brown. Carole Kidd Science Club Eating chemical food is not the only thing the Science Club does. They also learned the fundamentals of science, went on field trips, and performed experiments. They learned from a special speaker the relationship of diamonds and carbon. Row I; Sanjccv Sharma.JocI Cardon. Row 2: Jon Skidmore. Scott Thorpe. Jay Albrctsen. Brad Sant Row J; Bruce Cannon. Julie Carlson. Nancy Parkinson. Mark Bond. Eric Hunsakcr. Mr. Anderson Row 4: Darrin Smith Key Club and Science Club 139 ROTC wants you! A year in Reserve Officer’s Training Corps is a year involving troop inspection, rifle to range shooting, basketball or ping-pong participation, and learning about first aid. weaponry, military history, and other areas of military science. The ROTC Department sponsored the Military Ball in January and the Spring Review in May. Color Guard Color Guard' Raymond Hunt, Todd Morten-son, Seth Innis. Chuck Collett, Keith Laur-sen. Company C: Rou I: David Poulsen, Debbie Olsen, Tina Irishman. Sandy Binggeli, Renee Scherting. Kris Hallows Rou 2: Terry Jensen. Jeff Congdon, Eric Bell, Bart Nicholes, Joey Benavidez, Mark I .arson Row }: Gary McNeil. Mike Liechty, Doug Riley, Paul Ivarie, Lynn Hodges. John Hobson. Company C Company R: Troy Secrist, Terry Johnson. Mike Riley. David Smith. Abe Salunke. Bart Baird. Bart Nicholes, Doug Riley. Company B 140 ROTC Staff Staff: Seth Innis, Chuck Collett. Gary Cook. Raymond Hunt. Scott Nielson. David Saunders. Brat Hawks. Keith Laursen. Todd Mortenson, Steve Prof-fit Rifle Team: Row I: Charles Collar. Todd Watter-son. Ronnie Jensen. Jeff Congdon. Terry Jensen. Howard Jameson, Jared Cox. Rou 2.George Champ, Parrish Bryan, Ian Monson, Steve Wheeler. Clair Olsen, Randy Walsh, Doug Maddox Rou i: Ron Jenkins. Mike McDonald, Bill Fillmore. Mark Pacr-son. Micky Curtis, Robert Hoff ROTC 141 Grizzlies are State Champions for the first time! We’re !. Logan's Undefeated Season 4, i « Chris Hatch gets ready to plow through for some tough yards. A pass from Brad Jardine to Lee Allred ends up another Grizzly touchdown against Murray in State Quater-Finals. 144 Football ■■■HHHI The much improved football team ■■■■■■■I ----------------------------comes through.---------------------------- Mike Shepard picks off a pass from Ben Lomond in State Finals to give lx gan a sure win Students returning from snake dance in celebration for being State Champs. L Ron Cazicr gets defensive signals from sideline coaches. Brain Pella shows his strength inside in the State Semi Finals against the Davis Darts Football 145 Grizzlies Have 13 Keith Nelson and Lee Allred show their enthusiasm after completing a two-point conversion which won the game against Sky View Tann Tud Inoffensive End O Craig Curtis Defensive Back Brad Jardinc Quarterback Chris Hatch Fullback Linebacker Scott Peterson Quarterback Craig Linebacker Ned Hansen Offensive Line Brian Richardson Offensive Line Todd Erickson Linebacker Kelly Muncy Offensive Line Brian Hyde Defensive Line Brett Woodbury Offensive Line Ron Cazier Linebacker Keith Evans Defensive Line Willie Beecher Kicker and Defensive Back Jay Albrctson Offensive Line 146 Football Straight Thus Far Hal Garner Defensive Back Benny Brown Running Back Mike Gittins Offensive Line Mike Shephard End and Defensive Back Alan Alderman Offensive Line Lee Allred F.nd and Safety Brian Fella Running Back and Defensive Line Joe Hassan Defensive Line Blake Peterson Offensive Line Shawn Mcacham Defensive Back Drew Larsen Defensive Back Jerry Miles David John Defensive Line Offensive and Defensive Line ftul Gamer makes a diving grab to slow down a ball carrier, for Lee Allred Football 147 Coaches Coach A Number 1 Offensive and Defensive Line Spencer Cahoon Defensive Line Bob Bemston Offensive and Defensive Line Steve Gappa Defensive Back Team Offensive and Defensive Line Ken Berry End and Defensive Back Darrin Hansen Offensive Line Jeff Jones Defensive Back Paul Gamer Linebacker Kerry Lehman Offensive Line Scott Cheney Defensive Back Ban Buttars Receiver Trainers: Darrin Smith, Dec Jones, Tom Goodwin Coaches; Row 1: Perry Christensen. Coach Mel Galli, Larry Comadena. Row 2: Ray Wans, John Dodge, Brent Toolson. 148 Football J.V. Posts Good Record This Season --------------------------- Row I: Coach Toolson, Scott Cheney, Ban Buttars, Steve Gappa, Brian Richardson, Drew Larsen, Craig Schiffman, Benny Brown. Row 2: Coach Watts, Jack Shepard, Mike Gittens, Cory Larsen, Jerry Miles. Row 3: Mike Wiley, Spencer Cahoon, Larry Call, Steve Riley. Todd Erickson, Jordon Watters. Jeff Jones. J V’s play with great intensity J.V.’s give it what they’ve got. Logan 33 Scores Sky View 18 Logan 27 Box Elder 7 Logan 21 Ben Lomond 15 Logan 0 South 0 tagan 28 (Forfeit) Bear River 0 Logan 22 Ogden 7 Logan 17 Davis 21 Logan 6 Woods Cross 22 Football 149 Sophomores Sophomore defensive back barely deflects a sure touchdown pass. Scores Logan 20 Sky View 6 Ijogan 13 Box Elder 28 Logan 14 Davis 46 Logan 33 Bear River 3 Ijogan 15 Ogden 14 Logan 14 South 26 Logan 14 Ben Lomond 13 Logan 14 Woods Cross 16 Break Even Two Logan players stop their opponent Sophomore Team: Rou I Doug Ringle. Clay Christoffersen. Mike Johnson. Steve Everston. Matt Allen. Chamnan Pheng. Doug Smith. Doug Snow Row 2: Sonny Salinas, Tim Chase, Robert Berry. Jeff Hedin, Mike McDonald. James Barran. Troy Sccrist. Steve Wheeler Row . Willie Beecher, Brain Ijrsen, Dave Peck, Kent Glenn, Matt LaBruzza, Scott James, Chris LeBaron, Mark Steel. Eric Watts, Kirk Harris. Mike Wildman. Rou 4 Jeff Allred. Mike Hanson. Ted Carlisle. Mark Bryant, Scott Knowles, Allen Lundberg, Mike Jensen, Randy Fullmer. Darrin Wood Row 5. Coach Roger Wilson, Coach Bill Ryan. Gary Foster. Scott Abplanalp. Mark Davis. Kenny Staub 150 Football Greg Jensen swings for a double birdie. State Golfers Play Way Under Par We’re the best!” exclaimed Coach Wilson after winning the state golf championship. It was the first time that the golfers had taken state in twenty years. Greg Jensen, John Hanson, Mike Shaner, Todd Budge, and Chris Wilson represented our school well while playing in the state finals. Out of 14 games in the dual meet, they won 11, tied 2, and lost only 1. when asked how he felt after winning the final meet and being number one, John Hanson said, I felt really good, except I didn’t get too overly excited because I knew we’d take state anyway. Rou I: Kim Lamb. Steve Jensen, Scott Wahlstrom, Jeff John Row 2: Todd Budge. Paul Shaner, Chris Wilson Row i: Mike Shaner. John Hanson, Greg Jensen. Gins Wilson gets trapped Golf 151 99 Cross Country: “By far the best. . . Ron !. Scott Thorpe, Mark Campbell. Neil Meacham. Layne Butterfield, Roger Han, Ron Lundstrom, Bruce Cannon. Row2: Coach McBride. Darrin Muncy, George Munk, Paul Fjeldstcd, David Larawav. Roben Rich. Row S: Shawn Hamiss. Jeff lamb, Garf Hubbard. Tony Nielson. Kim Madsen. John Monenson. Mark Laraway. Sheldon Olsen. By far the best cross country team Logan High has ever had,” commented Coach McBride after being questioned about their season. A super bunch of kids to work with; there are some good ones graduating, but some good ones coming back.” The cross country team placed second in region with a dual meet record of 13 wins and 4 losses. They ran in the state tournament, and Layne Butterfield, a sophomore, placed first in state. Other state competitors who placed were Roger Hart, second; Ron Lundstrom, third; Mark Campell, fourth; George Munk, fifth; Neil Meacham, sixth. The high point man of the season was Ron Lundstrom with 172 team points. Bruce Cannon, Ron Lundstrom, and Roger Hart were voted team captains. What’s more fun than running?” asks Ron Lundstorm and Bruce Cannon Roger Hart finally approaches the finish mark. 152 CrossCountry Do all the girl tennis players think of love? Did I hi it over the fence?” asks Shari Mortcnson When asked about the overall success of the girls’ tennis team, Mrs. Elliot replied, This year’s tennis team was a young team that lacked some of the years of experience of their competitors, but they are a very hard working group of good tennis players who improved a lot this year. They will be very tough next year.’’ Shari Mortcnson was the team’s leading competitor winning S matches out of 8. Though the team never won a match, the three juniors and five sophomores worked very hard and won many individual contests. Row 1: Angela Neeley. Lisa Liechiv. Row 2: Heather Allen. Shari Mortenson. Susan Harris. Row i: Julie Olsen. Kay Lee. Dana Neves. Sophomores Dana Neves, shows good promise. Brunson’s Bruisers Defeat Row I: Jenni Wallace, Peggy Bates. Debbie Hansen, Kelley Nelson, Debbie Staub, Julie Maughan, Lcann Purser, Lisa Bowen, Jill Handy, Lori Norris. Row 2: Marilynn Stenquist, Shelly Datwyler, Teresa Larsen, Cindy Steel, Deanna Peterson. Beth Champlin, LaDawn Ivie, Kathy Payne, Julie Carlsen, Leslie Birschbach Rou i: Debbie Jensen. Peggy Sorenson, Athena Allen, Liz Earl, Jennifer Giles, Jill Walker, Tracy Watts. Lisa Swenson, Camille Smith, Sandra Astle Lisa Bowen catches the pass that leads to the winning touchdown HHH 154 Powder Puff The teams prepare for the snap Kathie Nelson and Karen Vendell try to block Peggy Sorenson's touchdown Hoyt’s Hustlers Thayna Paul blocks Jcnm Wallace just in time Brunson’s Bruisers defeated Hoyt’s Hustlers with a score of 12-0. Shawn Meacham managed the offense of Mr. Brunson’s red team while Ron Cazier took care of the defense. Being officers of the Girls’ League that organizes the annual Powder Puff game, Tracy Watts and Leann Purser were team captains for the red team, and captains for the white team were Susie Rigby and Evelynda Owens. Hoyt’s Hustlers got help for offense and defense from Ken Berry and Steve Jones. After two weeks of practicing, the big day for the game came. The girls came to school wearing long dresses and corsages to show their enthusiasm for the event. “ The first touchdown was made by Peggy Sorenson after a pass aught by Debbie Hansen. The girls played the last quarter of the game in the dark with a final touchdown by Lisa Bowen for Brunson’s Bruisers. Beckie Hoffman and Donna Peck quarterbacked for the white team, and the red quarterbacks were Jennifer Giles and Julie Maughan. When asked what she thought about Powder Puff, Susie Rigby, the Girls’ League President, said, Powder Puff is great because it brought the Senior girls together.” -Hue. Ten. . Hut. hut!” Rou . Janice Davis, Karla Burnside. Seari Wright, Evelynda Owens, Kim Jezak, Vicki Smith, Lisa Hymas, Becky Potter. Brenda Sweat. Wendie Petersen. Beckie Hoffman. .Jennifer Kemp. Ron 2: Teresa Lowery, Lora Lee Mortenson, Lori Ncwbold, Karen Kirk. Kathie Nelson. Beth Kadle, Mary Hoi instead,' Annette Page. Julie Raat, Jennifer Beecher. Michelle Coleman. Karen Vendell Ron Jill Evans, Thayna Paul. Susie Rigby. Nancy Parkinson. Sherry Joy. Tammy Porter, Debbie Bladen. Dianna Nelson. Mam Speth. Sharon Bach, Donna ftek ftjwdcr Puff lS “The Team Improved . . says New Volleyball Coach. The girls get psyched for their game After playing twelve games with several close scores, the volleyball team’s final outcome was 2-12. Despite their many losses, the girls learned a lot from their new coach. Miss Rogers, and they enjoyed playing. I loved it! It was great, and I wish it wasn’t over. We have an exceptional coach, exclaimed Rosie Harris after the season had come to an end. It was Miss Rogers’ first year as a volleyball coach, and it is obvious that the team enjoyed her coaching. Miss Rogers summarized the girl’s volleyball season by saying, The team improved in skill more than I expected them to. There were four or five games that we only lost by two points. The girls worked very hard, and I was proud of them.’’ A Rpu I Linda Thcdell Manager; Miss Rogers Row 2: Cece Olsen. Sarah Cronin. Karen Henrie. Susan Gomm. Row 3: Mari- What happened to the ball? wonders Marta Olsen anela Silinas, Liz Taylor. Dixie Wilden. Rou 4: Marta Olsen. Rosie Harris. Beth Martinez 1% Girls’ Volleyball Girls’ Swim Team lacks quantity but has quality Ten Bachman practices the backstroke. Judy Rappleyc swims for first place. If the girls’ swim team had met other teams of the same size, they could have easily won all of their meets. The girls placed first and second in almost every event they entered, but our lack of numbers hurt our final scores. With the team members returning next year and the incoming sophomores, it will make our team one of the best commented Mrs. Elliott, coach. The girls’ strongest events were Tcri Bachman, freestyle; Jane DeByle, butterfly; Sue Wilkinson and Julie Harris, back stroke; Judy Rappleyc and Maryam Mortezaza-den, breast stroke; and Liz Buirley, free style sprint. The manager of the team was Julie Harris. They were a super strong” swim team. Basketball Team shows strong Lee Allred Ken Berry Todd Christensen Brad Jardine Kevin Karchner Craig Russell Mike Shepard Tann Tueller Bob Bernston 158 Varsity Basketball Todd Christensen shoots for two against Sky View. e Allred goes in for a lay-up against Sky View to it Logan into overtime. Varsity Basketball 159 Intensity this season Roger Wilson Head Coach Larry Comadena Assistant Coach Larry Call Mike Campbell Hal Gamer Varsity players dedicate themselves Ken Berry shoots clutch free throws against Sky View. Bob Bemston shows his slam dunk. 160 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball In ACTION Randy Lamb, Manager Steve Wood, Manager Hard driving Tann Tueller brings the ball down to set up Logan's offense Hal Gamer goes up for a soft jumper and says. Play the game, Dans, play the game Mike Shepard lofts in a bucket over two Ben Ixxnond aggressors to further Logan's lead Scores PRE SEASON •Logan 64 Judge Memorial 65 Logan 82 Sky View 71 Logan 66 Bingham 65 Logan 53 Clearfield 68 Logan 81 Sky View 78 Logan 89 Bountiful 83 REGION PLAY Logan 77 Box Elder 68 Logan 70 Davis 79 Logan 69 Woods Cross 78 Logan 81 Ben Ix mond 76 Logan 85 South 69 Ix gan 74 Bear River 65 Logan 81 Ogden 70 Logan 78 Box Elder 73 Ijogan 86 Davis 73 Logan 63 Woods Cross 64 I )gan 92 Ben Lomond 91 Ijogan South Logan Bear River Ijogan Ogden Varsity Basketball 161 J.V. Team Shows Promise Left to Right: Chris Wilson, Jack Shepard, Paul Fjeldstcd, Lonnie Freemen. Hal Gamer, Mike Campbell, Blake Peterson, Spencer Cahoon, Jeff Jones. David John, Larry Call, Dave Potter, Head Coach Larry Comadena. Hal Gamer slams it during practice. Jeff Jones shoots for two while Mike Campbell maneuvers for an inside position. 162 J.V. Basketball Allen Mecham shoots a high arching shot from the comer while Scott James watches in anticipation. Sophomore Basket hall Team: Kim Lamb, Scott Bostock. Chris LcBaron, Troy Fond. Scott James. Doug Snow. Steve Jensen. Allen Mccham, Jeff Hedin, Mark Steel. Layne Butterfield. Robert Berry. Scott Knowles, Brian Larsen. Kent Glen, Allan Lundberg, Jeff Lamb. Head Coach, Bill Ryan; Assistant Coach. Dan Sudwceks. Sophomore Basketball 163 Grizzly Grapplers Send Two To State David Bitters — 98 lbs. Sonny Salinas — 105 lbs. Doug Hatfield — 145 lbs. Carl La pray —132 lbs. Rex Hubbard —167 lbs. Alan Alderman — 155 lbs. Ron Lundstrom — 119 lbs. Erie Watts — Manager Perry Christensen — Assistant Coach Rick Horiuchi — 119 lbs. Sheldon Olsen — 138 lbs. Dave Peck — 185 lbs. Ron McBride — Head Coach 164 Varsity Wrestling Great Individual Effort Put Forth By Wrestlers Row l: Steve Hendricks. Mike Wiley. Randy Egbert. David Walton Row 2: Phillip Tuescher. Kirk Harris. Matt Allen. Mike Wildman. Randy Fullmer AJan Alderman fights for a reversal Brian Pella works hard for a pm while the ref waits to give his call. Brian Pella gets the upper hand on his opponent A wrestler has only 6 minutes to win, and his win or loss can decide whether the team will win or lose. Every wrestler must dedicate himself to the team, Logan has this type of wrestlers. Wrestling 165 ■Boys’ Swimmers Arc | |n The Region Again- Breaking all school records except one, the boys’ swim team became number one in the region for the third time in three years. After their meet against Woods Cross, the team easily came out of the season undefeated. Steve Bylund holds every school record except the 100 breast and 100 fly, and they are held by Gilbert Keene and J.R. Bylund respectively. The swim team worked hard all year long to bring in a region trophy. It’s a great program,” commented Paul Taylor enthusiastically. The team won the region title by 28 points. Swimmers dive for the region crown Row 1: Dwight Enringcr, joe CardonBruce Christensen. Steve Bylund, John Singer; David Saunders Row 2: Alan Jacobsen. Gilbert Keene. J.R Bylund. Steven Denn.s, Paul Taylor. Robert Taylor. Doug Maughan, John POrcella lo6 Boys’ Swimming Girls Basketball Team Lot Of Fun Has . w A Beth Martinez Marta Olsen Rosie Harris Karen Henrie Chery l Meeks Marianela Salinas When asked how the basketball team did this year, Rosie Harris, the team captain and leading scorer, answered, Our team was really young and lacked experience, but we had a lot of fun. Other outstanding players were Marta Olsen and Beth Martinez. All the games they played were either won or lost by a small margin. The girls have definitely improved and are looking for more success next year. Beth Martinez makes a last effort to score Marta out jumps the defender. Girls Basketball 167 Dixie Wildcn Cheryl Smith l 1 A Liz Taylor Gymnasts Tumble Into The Season Almost doubling in size since last year, the gymnastics team did very well this year. There were a lot of very strong tumblers on the team, and they did their best in floor routines, the beam, and the vault. Coach Elliott described the team as a Dedicated, hard-working group that works together as a team to help each other improve individually. Carol Neeley shows perfect balance Kathryn Erickson’s abilities improve by leaps and bounds. Row 1 Scan NX right. Teresa Gerber Row 2. Baky Johnson. Loo Peterson, Patti Lindquist, Teri Nicderhauser Row 3: Coach Elliott. Heather Allen. Vicki Lambert, Jennifer Colston. Cathy Hlavatv. Carol Neeley. Tammy Hymas, Leslie Mancy 168 Gymnastics Boys’ And Girls’ T rack Teams Compete Joe Hassan spearheads the track team. Nlarta Olsen Boogies around the track Chris Hatch winds up. Shawn Mecham gets ready lor take off. Running, jumping and hurdling are just some of the track events that the boys’ and girls’ track teams competed in. The teams also threw the discus and javelin to aide in their victories. Miss Rogers coached the girls’ track team, and they participated in many meets. The boys’ team was aided by Coach Watts. Track 169 Boys’ Tennis Team Serves Well Row I: Ted Carlisle, Tony Nielson, Garff Hubbard Row 2: Tod Budge, Chris Wilson, Paul Fjcldstcd, Vic Phillips, Brad Dance, Roben Rich. Missing: Jeff Lamb. Mark Stewart. With the speed of lightening, Garff Hubbard topspins the ball Brad Dance and Chris Wilson make a great team. Leading the boys’ tennis team during the season were Tod Budge and Brad Dance; they did very well. A strong force consisting of Vic Phillips, Robert Rich, Chris Wilson, Paul Fjcldsted, and Mark Stewart backed the team. The incoming sophomores did a fine job on the team also. Coach Ryan expected them to do very well in region play, and they did. Tennis Grizzlies Grand Slam Into New Season Mike Shepard hurls another strike. Keith Nelson slides safely into second base. Lee Allred connects for a base hit. Brad Jardine and Keith Nelson intensely wait for the play. Baseball 171 sjfeki w‘ m VERTISI The Cauldron Variety and Gift Shop 3580 South Highway 91 Wellsville, Utah Costume Rental and Sales Make Up •— Theatrical Card Readings by Appointment Masks Cache Valley Mall Advertising The UCCompetition 102 North Main Walker Bank ft Carole Kidd and Friend at Fenneys QiUlQli f ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY Cache Valley Mall 280 North Main ________________________________________ 174 Advertising Advertising 175 Jay’s Premoco 960 North Main. Threads ’N Things McDonald's 810 North Main 176 Advertising It’s Nacho Time! Thomson Premier Lighting and Appliance - TV Center 127 South Main Parker Pinning and Shade co. 244 South Main Advertising 177 Get ready for a five-minute timing. May I help you? COLONEL SANDERS RECIPE Kentucky Fried Chicken It’s Finger Licking Good! Kentucky Fried Chicken 20 East 400 North Longbottoms 51 West 100 North 180 Advertising Advertising 181 182 Advertising The Sportsman can outfit anyone. Ready to serve in the new dining room. w OF LOGAN PHONE 753-3270 BRIDGERLAND . 1043% NORTH MAIN SQUARE L -J LOGAN. UTAH 84321 JEWELRY AND GIFTWARE OF FINEST QUALITY - SINCE 1933 Advertising 183 srowm's. WRWfifii v 9tn?e wnnownne 50 South Main ' UU W 3IMM3,0.0.3 150 East 200 North ■a Schubach Jewelers Cache Valley Mall R and 3 Ploor Coverings and Interiors 905 North Main Anderson Lumber 258 South Main David W. Sorenson 56 West Center 184 Advertising Skaggs 125 East 400 North Advertising 185 Smith’s Food King 157 Hast 400 North Logan Auto Harts Does he really think he can play chat thing? 50 West 400 North 186 Advertising Sorry Cinderella, but it just doesn’t fit filletes Tee Cache Valley Mall Athletes Feet Open Wide' Advertising 187 Logan Savings and Loan 360 North Main Cache Valley Mall 1045 North Main 1 want it all in small bills.” Family Portrait 188 Advertising PhobcjftjphLj 155 E. 4TH N. LOGAN, U+AH 753-1767 Gilt Your Portrait — A Gift Unmatched Advertising 189 190 Advertising Advertising 191 Edwards Furniture 26 South Main timne sports 37 West 100 North m-PRw-RU tine 10 West }00 North DOH R. HOLOflfflT 150 East 200 North RRIISR H0T6L 153 South Main Everyone likes to play pinball 192 Advertising Advertising 193 194 Conclusion Conclusion . 195 . . . From the very beginning, we are all looking for our own space to fill. I HONORS Ron Lund Strom General Scholarship Lyn Bennion Music Evelynda Owens Homemaking Tracey Middlebrooks Performing Arts Steve Jones Social Science Karen Vcndell Visual Arts Scott Thorpe Math Jay Albretsen Science Joel Cardon Vocational Education 198 Honors HONORS All State Band Dave Rasmuson, Mike Torchio. Ron Lundstrom, Wayne Eshelman. 4.0 GPA Steve Jones. Evelynda Owens, Cindy Steel. Row 1: Mary DeMars, Becky Potter. Laura Stock. Tami Eisner. Shane Schvaneveldt, Erik Mueggler. Marjorie Allen. Row 2: Sandra Astle. Joel Cardon, Hilary Groutagc. Julie Carlson, Sylvia Becker. Lon Jo Allen, Eric White. Mike Torchio, Unidentified. Row 3: Ric Kline. Tom James. Tom Mitchell. Ron Lundstrom. Wayne Eshelman, David Rasmuson. National Dcbators Jeff Olsen. Scott Petersen. National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalists Row I: Scott Thorpe. Joel Cardon. Ron Lundstrom Row 2: Steve Jones, Karen Ven-dell, Cindy Steel. Honors 199 -HONORS- State DKCA Secretary Karen Kirk All State Choir Top to Bottom: line Hunsakcr. Jon Skidmore. Paul Fjeldsted. l.yn Bennion. Shauna Stoddard. Karol Pond. Suzie Rigby. Julie Raat. Lisa Bowen. 'rd Plate in LInited Spirit Association for Large Group and Superior Trophy and Spirit Award. Lisa Bowen.Jem Wallace. Nancy Beyers. Nan Godfrey. Lisa Haslam. Nancy Hassan. National Honor Society Row 1: Hvclynda Owens. Karen Vended. Kath Pavne Row 2: Tracy Middlebrtxiks. Beth Martinez. Julie Raat. Debbie Hansen. Sanjeev Shartna Row V Jay Albretsen. MuhellcCole man. Mark Laraway. Jeff Olsen. Joel Cardon Row 4: Nam Parkinson. Brute Christensen. Ron Lundstrom. Mark Bond. Stott Thorpe. Ken Bern State Golfers Paul Shaner. Tod Budge. Jon Hanson. Greg Jensen. Chris Wilson 200 Honors HONORS Bauch and Lomh Science Award Jay Albertson United Spirit Asstxiation Superior Trophy and Spirit Award: Back Row: Cathy Hla-vaty. Tania Clyde. Carol Neeley Front Row: Troy Mymas. Brenda Kimball. Peg y Sorenson Football Awards Coaches all region 1st Team tee Allred Keith Nelson Brad Jardine Brian Pella 2nd Team Ned Hanson Craig Curtis Brett Woodbury Ron Cazier Scott Hlavaty Coaches all state 1st Team 2nd Team Brad Jardine Craig Curtis Keith Nelson Ned Hanson Lee Allred Brian Pella Coaches best defensive back Brian Pella Coaches captian award Lee Allred Brad Jardine Brett Woodbury Brian Pella Keith Nelson Coca-Cola player of the week (Golden Helmet) Brad Jardine Keith Nelson Coca-Cola most valuable player (State Tournament) Brad Jardine Coaches most valuable player Brad Jardine Keith Nelson Coaches hustle award Craig Curtis Coaches best offensive back Lee Allred NOTICE: Due to matters beyond our control, all honors are not listed. Top Seniors Steve Jones Shawn Met ham Ron Lundstrom Jon Skidmore Jeff Olsen Ken Berry .Joel Car don Wade Swenson Babak Jovan Scott Thorpe Tracy Middlebrooks Kelley Nelson Wendie Petersen Barbra Lutz Debbie Jen sen Lisa Bowen F.velynda Owens Gndfy Steel Brggy Sorenson Lyn Bennion Honors 201 FAVORITES movies Heaven Can Wait Star Wars Take Down tv shorn Mork and Mindy places to eat MacDonald’s Fredrico’s Arby’s musical group Bee Gees Earth; Wind, and Fire song Too Much Heaven car Camera TransAm actors Clint Eastwood Warren Beatty Robin Williams athletes Bruce Jenner Earl Campbell sports Football Basketball Skiing books Beyond This Moment Brothers Karamazov magazines Seventeen Sports Illustrated 202 Survey . . . Favorites JAY ALBRETSEN Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1; Musical 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; SMC 3; Irttermen’s Club 2,3; Boys’ State 3. ALAN ALDERMAN Wrestling 1, 2,3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2, 3; Band 1. ATHENA ALLEN ftrp Club 1, Hi-Lo’s 2, 3, Hi-Lo’s Officer 3; DECA 3; Powder Puff 3, Honor Roll 2. LEE ALLRED Basketball 1,2, 3; Football 1.SL3. Baseball 1,2,3; H Roll 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Royalty 2, Assemblies 1,2. 3; Lettermen 1. 2, 3; Senior Superlative 3; Intramurals 1. 2; All State Football Team 2, 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students 2, 3; All Region jjpotball Tcafn 2, W.3. America’s Name and Faces 3; Golden Helmet Award 2; Utah All-Star football Teanof3 BRIAN ANDERSON ' ' Chauntaires 2, 3. ? TODD ANDERSON SANDRA ASTLE Jazz Band 1, 2, 3. Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3, Track Team 1; All State Orchestra 2, 3, Powder Puff Football 3; Northern Wasatch Orchestra 1, 2. 3: RegionfSolo and Ensemble Festival 1. 2, 3; State Solo and Ensembles Festival 1,3; Sym phonic Band Secretary 3; FHA 3S FHA Secretary 3. BERNICE AUGUSTINE Shush Club 1; Lunch Room Aide 1. 2, 3 ARLENE AUGUSTUS USA AULT Orchestra 1; Chauntaires 2; FBLA Roll 1,2; Ski Club 2,3. SHARON BACH Swim Team l. Pep Club 1; 79er’s Officer 3; D mittcc 1. 2. 3; Sophomore Assembly 1; Powde: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; FBLA 3; Ski Class 3; Sterling. 3. r 3; H. BART BAIRD PEGGY BATES DAVE BAUGH Chauntaires 2, .3, SMC 3; Soccer 1; Musical 2; Boys’ State 2; Raquetball 2, 3, Ski Club 2; Dance Committee 1; Science Club 1. MIKE BEAN FXrbate 1,3; Chauntaires 3; Jazz Band 3; ROTC 1; SMC Senior Summary JENNIFER BEECHER Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; School Play 1, Theatre Arts 1; Regional Drama Competition 3; DECA 3; State Sales Competition 3; Powder Puff 3. LYN BENNION Rrp Club 1; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Crimsot Colony 2. 3; Chauntaires 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Musical 2, 3. All-State Choir 3; Honor Roll 2; FHA 2; Senior Club 3. Drama Competitions 2; Top Senior 3; Sterling Scholar Music 3; Vocal and Piano Music Festivals 2. 3. TODD BENSON | j KEN BERRY p Basketball 1. 2. 3. Footb l 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3jn'rack l; National Honor Society 2,3; Honor Roll 1, 2 f3; Chauntaires 2 ; Musical 3; Class Senator 2; Jr. Prom King 2; Assemblies 2; Lettcrman 2. 3; Senior Supcrlatise 3; Rac-quctball Team 2. W’h s Who Among American High School Students 2, Boys’ State Rep. 2; Boys’ League Rep. 1, Stodjng Boy 3. Tfi BURNSIDE ‘C 1; Sponsors 3; Band 1; STEVEBYLAND Swimming 1,2, 3; Honor Roll; Debate 1 BARRETT CAIN DARWIN CALL Track 1.2; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2'Sftit - MARK CAMPBELL Cross Country 1,2, 3; Track 1,2, 3; Racquet terman 2. 3. BRUCE CANNON J tHc Cross Country 3. Soc J l. Hcnor Roll 1. 2, 3; Sri-_f Club 1, 2, 3; SMC C Electric Car Project 2, 3, Interlocal Club 1, 2. 3; 79pf | 3, Ski Class 3, Bridge Build-mg r. 2. 3. Perfect Aumdance 1.2. - SM Man Month rcr.i h ClubH; Lcttermans Club 1, 2. 3; Outstanding Sophomore Athlete 1; Cross Country Letter I. 2, 3; Track letter 1.2.; LESU BIRSCHBACH Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Jazz Band 3; Musical i, 2. 3. Grizzly Staff 3; Powder Puff 3; ing Band 1,2, 3. v DEBBIE BIADEN Band 1, 2; Orchestra 2; Powder Puf book Staff 3; Junior Prom Dance Cc • Roll 1.3; Mar. TONY I IERC) MIKE BODRi R ) BOOR MARK BOND Stage Crew l. 2. 3; .ROTC 2; International Club I; National Honor Society 2. 3, Amateur Radio Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1,2. 3. Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. USA BOWEN Songlcadcr 1, 2, Musical 3; Junior EL CAR DON itra 1, 2, 3; i-Finalist 3; M| 3; Science Club 1 Honor Roll 1. 2. 31 Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Sol Solo Ensemble Festi] Among American Semi-finalist in AST; :ra President 3; National Merit I Orchestra 2, 3; SMC President 3; Amateur Radio Club 1, 2, 3; Attendance I. 2. 3; All-State Ensemble Festival 1. 2. 3; 1st place I 2; Top Senior .V. Who’s Who School Students 3; National !usic Comp. 2; Northern Was- Homecoming State Choir 3. ANN Pep Club 3; Powder Puff 2. C Crimson Colony 3; Itv 2. Stocking Girl 2; li ( cography 2; All aui: Youth )fi he mm 1,2,3; Sterling Scholar 3. n I IU t ARI.SONjfl Pep Club Officer Orchestra 1,2, 3; All State Orchestra I ; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2; Powder Puff 3; Junior Prom Officer ’s 3; Ski Club 3. resiling 1; Track 1, 2. 3: Lctterman’s are 2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Senior Class 2, 3; Student Senate 3; All Region Puff Coach 3; Senior Superlative 3 BOYCE lub 1: Ski Club 2. FHi 'dcr Puff 3. , FHA 5; Honor Roll 2, 3: 7$)cr’s 3; Powder haft 3. U ng KATHY BROBERG CINDY BROWN jPcp Band 1; Choir 1,3. Band 1, 3; Orchestra 2; Pep Club 2; Mat Maids 1; Musical 2, 3; Powder Puff 3. State Competition-Instrumental 2. ■'9cr s 3; Pep Club Elections 1; dold Rush Week 2. SUSANBUDGE DECA 2.3. , ■■ lara jMI BRUCE CHRISTENSEN Chauntaires 2, 3; Football I, 2; Swimming i, 2, 3; SMC 3; Track 1. 2, 3; Dance Committee 2; Ski Class 3; Honor Roll I; Mixed Chorus 1. LAURA LEE CHRISTENSEN J p('lub 1 .Junior Float 2. DECA Officer 3 ALAN CHUGG KIM COLEMAN Band 1.2. 3; Jaaa Band 2.3. MICHELE COLEMAN ____________ I bate 1, 2. Rifle Team 1, Spon«2. 3. Sponsor Corn rrunder 3. Honor Society 2. 3; Pep Club I; Military Ball Royalty 1.2. Powder Putf 3- Assembly 1: Ouwntaircv 2. Gas JON ECCLFS ball t. 2; Track I; Varsity Hockcv UY CHARLES COLLETT BRETT; CONG DON KERRY COOPER DARRELL COWLEY i.rr. cox E IJZEARi , F.C( ball I He key Varsity1 ()gd lr lepcndctK T RICHIE ECKBURG KEITH EVANS u Football 12. 3: Wrestling 1. Track 1.2; irtrerman’s Club 3. , | JILL EVANS International Qub I 2. 3; ROTC 1. 3; AATSP Omifi |ER RY FARM cate 3. Perfect Attendance 2, 3. Janitor 2; Sterling Vliolai Basketball I F TODD CRAGHEAD O.auntaires 2. 3. Basketball I; Football 1. Honor 2. Musical 1. 2. 3; Crimson Colony 1, 2, 3, Asscm 2. V DECAYS DORF.NF. EONNESBBCK RICK FONNLSBECK JON FL’I I-MFR Hilary GRoirr.xcr Sw imming 1. 2. 3, Track Pep Club 1 Dance; Committee ?! 3: A!’ State Music 2. 3; Musical 3: 79rr 3. s r Gass 3: ThrafllArts 3. KRIS HALLOWS Sif Mixed Chorus!;Girls (lice 2. ROTC3■ JILLfljANDY Oiauntairts 2. ’9cr’ 3; Honor Roll 3; Mixed Chorus I DEBBIE HANSEN Pep Club l Y( aibook Staff 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Pdwdcr PutJ ttHonor Roll I, 2 3, Gatf AjfiKml ttec .3, FBI A ViceTrrside I, . Football 3: Ski Class 3. Honor Co.uhcs Honorable Mention 3. Football IWfonof Roll J, 2. 0r ■ PAL'LC|AR 1J| Epoch-i 1 CRAIG Cl'RTIS Kxirball I. 2. 3: Ski Class 2. 3; Track ! 2, 3 Leucrman’s .J.ilub2, 3. Honor Roll 2; Second Team All-State Football Hon. R ii l, 2: Soso 3, Wrcstlmg Manager l. Hvutlc Awards ), Boys’ Snte 2. termer’ Gub 1, 2, 3; Team 3; America' Outstanding Names arJ I ace Team l. 2, 3 m 4 iracK i, 2, Roll 1. 2, 3; t tonal BERT HANSO ate 2. Ski c E '! M y Senior Superlative ); Ixttermen’s Qub 1,2. 3. W ADEHARRISON HOMAYOON DA1L Nxeer 1.2; International Club 3 leant i. c, . ji ' i ■ i f - | it TODD c ' RRETT Football i. Basketball Manager 1; Tnuk i. Honor Roll jident l Lhauntaires 2. 3. Hi-YkeSsidcnt 3. Musical 3. f Sofierv 3. Honor Roll I. SHELLY DATWYLER Pep Club 1, Pep Club I In’s 2. 3; DECA 3, DE Powder Puff 3; Na DUANF DAVIS Footbah Manager 1. ? GLEN DAVIS JANICE DAVIS LAWRENCE Marching Band !, V Gomrrt BandJ. 3. Football 2. ror- i eign Language C lub 2. 3: Orehestra 3 Ski Qas 3. Ftonor-Roll 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 2; SMC 3, Newspaper Photographer 3 SHARON GESSEL CAROLYN GIBBONS Orchestra 1.2, 3. Honor R‘ 11 2 JENNIFER GILES aires 2. 3; Musical 3: Athletics 1; Pep Club I, , Ski Class 2. Sophomore CHRIS HATCH Football 1. 2. 3. Wrestling I. 2. 3: Tr ick 1,2. 3; Rand 1.2.3; Musical 1,2,3; Boys’ State 2; DOUG HATFIELD Ftxuball 2, Wrestling 2.; Puff 3: Ocr’s 3;;. Asscm y I CRAIG GOODS!.IX Fr tball 1,2. Musuai •Colony 3; Wrestling JAY GOOD MANY DFHAGHAN! Ol BARRY HEN1NGER Football; Boys’ State 2 DON HERBERT YANCY HILL KAREN HIRSQIl ROTC 1.2. Homcc Ski Club 2, 3; Cl t. 3 Chauncaircs 2. 3; Crimson Baseball 2 I3..rtii NCOIT HLAV Football I, 2. 3: Boys’ Stacc 2; Assemblies a IPvi AT) men’s Gub 1.2, 3, Baseball I r Roll l. 2: Cross Country MARIANNI GRIFF Pep Gub I. Orchestra I)D A FFTTHS 2. 3. Cri KYLI GRI Football Mu Quun j taires 2, 3. c.rimson ,3. Racuuet Ball 2 PECK I L Speech cal CLINT rx RON A Honor 1 } DEMARS 204 Senior Summary MARY HOLMSTEAD ftp Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; 79er’s officer 3. Powder Puff 3 RICK HORIUCHI Wrestling 1,2. 3; Band 2. NAJMEH HOURMANESH ERIC HUNSAKER Boys’ State 2; Chauntaires 2, 3; Crimson Colony 3; Class Activities 2, 3; AH State Choir 2. 3; Musical 2, 3: SMC 3; r’s 3; School Play 3. Ski Class 3; Theater Arts 3; Chauntaires Vice-President 3 RAYMOND HUNT IJSA HYMAS SETH INNIS 1ADAWN IVIE fiawder Puff 3; FBLA 3; FHA 3; Ski Class 3; Dance Dec orations 1.2. ALAN JACOBSEN MIKE JAMES Band 1,2; Rifle Team 2, Orchestra 1 TOM JAMES Orchestra 1,2, 3; Musical 3; Football 1, 2. 3: Track 1.2. SUSAN JANES BRADJARD1NE Footbafli, 2, 3, Basketball 1,2. 3. Baseball 1,2. 3; Letter-men's Uub I, 2, 3; All State Football 3; Most Valuable 3. JON JAR RETT ROTC 1; Boys' State 2. Perfect Chauntaires 3- SCOTT JENSON KIMJEZAK Pep Club 1, School Plav 1,2; Musical Ticket Chairman 1. 2. 3; FBLA Historian 3; Powder Puff 3; Yearbook Photographer 3. ?9er’s 3. DAVID H. JOHNSON Boys State 2; Yearbook Photographer 3; Ski Class 2. 3; Grizzly Photographer 3; SMC’ 3. DAVID W JOHNSON School Play 1,2; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Chauntaires 3. JANESE JOHNSON TONYA JOHNSON Gass Activities 3, Ski Class V ALAN JONES DEE JONES Gass Activities 1, 2, Track Team STEVE JONES Senior Class President 3, Football l_2. 5, Trac k 1 2. Basketball 1. Debate 2vJa Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1. 3; Honor Society 2. T9crY3. Musical 2. 3, SciengfcClub 3. Jaz? Band 1. 2. 3; Musical 1. Honor RolL 1. 3; I. HonqjJtolH. 2. NationallIonoiSociety ' VV ■ ican High School Students ?, 3; Outstanding Young M3RKJ.ARTTN: American 2. Sterling Scholar 3, Powder Puff Coach 3; T -_ —| —— -— Boys’ State 2; Student Senate 3; Senior Suprrlauvcs 3. TERli A LARSfctt Top Senior 3; State Senate Youth 3. Alternate IiIuxuL ■ Band. l J £ep'£iuh TTTTag '%nr 3r+ 0wdcf“ Senate Youth 3. Dance Committee 3. KAREN KIRK ftp Club l; DECA 2. 3; DECA Vice-President 2. DECA President 3; DECA State Officer 3; Honor Roll 2. 3 RJC KLINE I ebate 1; Band 1, 2, 3, Jazz I, 2, 3. Orchestra 1, 2. 3; Ski Gass 2. ROBKUNE KURT KOHFELD ROBYN KUJAWSKI RANDY' LAMB Football 1, 2. 3. Swimming 1, 2. Baseball 1, 2. 3; Boys’ State 2; Musical 3; Honor Roll 1.3. Basketball Manager 3; Uttermcn’s Club 2. 3; Class President Ski Team 3; SMC 2; Amerkan Outstanding Names and Faces I. MARK LARAWAY Oiauntaires 2rTrack 1. 2. 3. Cross Country 2. 3. Track Letter 2 Ctt s Country Utter 2. SMC. Who-___ Among American-Htgb School Students 3; SlauooaL —_ BABAK JA VA (S Soccer Team 2, 3; Internal.onal Ci cncc Club 2, 3rSMC 3; 7 r s 3; American HighSfhpo iqHH -test 2,3; aMdj| DEBBIE JENSEN ftp Club 1. Top Senior 3; Student Senate 3; Senior Class V P. 3. tact's 3; Junior Prom Chairman 2; Chauntaires 3; Pbwdcr Puff 3; Musical 3; Orchestra 1.2; Class Acrivi-tics 1. 2. 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. GREG JENSEN C off )S 2, 5; Lcttcrmen’s Club 3. Wrestling 1 JAMES JOY ROTC 1. Rifle Team 1.2 SHERRY JOY IV:-r htb 1. 2; Chauntaires 2, 3; Musical 2, vOtfur ATHc H . ,.r_ BETH KADLEC Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. Who’s Who —-ScTnol Students 3, International C lub l BBTActivi-L tics 2, 3. Tlicatcr Arts 2. Musual 2. 3. KE !N KA |3. -s: .. V : mm's Club ' H GILBERT KELNE SMC 3. EHA 3. Uttcrmen’s Club 3; Swimming 1. 2. 3. Sraic Swimmer l. 2, 3. Perfect Attendance I ASRC 2. 3 JAN LEO DECA Treasurer 3; Elag Cor] Honor Roll 1, 2; Outsiand feet Attendance 1, 2. LINDA KELM JENNIFER KEMP RON LUNDSTROM Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2. 3; Track I. . Symphonic Band 1, 2. 3; Marching Band 1. 2. 3;. Band 2. 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Debate 2. 3; All State Band 2. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; SMC 3; National Merit Semi-Finalist 3; Sterling Scholar 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. State Cross Country 3. Musical Orchestra 1. 2, 3; National Forensics Irague 2, 3; State Debate 2. 3; Lcttermen's Club 1.2. 3; Out standing Cross Country Runner 2. 3 BARBARA LUTZ Fcrp Club 1. Hilo's 2, Class Officer 2. 3. Girls' State Alternate 2. Junior Prom Royalty 2. Honor Royalty 1. 2. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Top Senior 3. Outstanding Names and Faces 3. PAT LYON mt library Aide 1. 2. 3; DECA 2. V Bookstore 2. 3 Bole store Manager 3. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. KIM MADSEN Lrttcremen's Club 1. 2; Cross Country 1. 2. Wrestling , 3. Tiack 1. UCH MALM BERG Football 2. Wrestling 2. STEVE MANN RTINEZ fr Tennis 1; Swimming 1. 2. Volleyball 1.2. 3.Bas-0 2. 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Trac k and Field 1. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3 DOUG MAUGHAN SMC 3; Football 1. 3. Baseball 2. 3; Baseball Manager 2. Science Club 3. FHA 3. Lcttcrman's Club 3; Swimming 2. 3. State Swimmer 2, Boys’ State 2; ASRC 2. 3; 79er's 3. JIM MAUGHAN ROTC 3; Ski Club 3. JULIE MAUGHAN JOHN McCRANEY Football 1; ROTC 1.2. SALLY McFADDEN Volleyball 3. r's 3. FHA 3. International Club 3. Natj I Corps 3. Debate 1. 2,. 3; Meet Contest 1. •st 1. 2. Stage Help 2. 1, 2; Science Club 2. 3; I Physics Contest 3 ftTHY McGRE(,OR If umaircs 2. 3. ROTC 1. 2; Military 3all Royaltv 2; I.hiot Roll 3. Track Honor Society 3; I'a 2. 3; Honors in Nat f l cmocracy Spcr, • n National Fur' Homecoming Parade 3; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 2. 3; r's 3. SHAWN MECHAM football 1. 2. 3. Tr ck 1. 2. 3; Sophomore Class President 1, Student Body President 3; Student Senate I, 3. Chairman of Student Senate 3; Treasurer of Fellowship of Christian Athlete 1. Basketball 1. 2. Candidate to the Hugh O'Brian Leadership Foundation 1. Sports Report Newspaper Staff 1, 2; Rep to the Aurora Youth Advi son Comm. 1; Boys’ State 2. Honor Roll 1; Band I: Var si tv Club Member 1. 2, Class Activities 1.2. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 2. 3 Musical 3: Outstanding Names and Faces 2, 3; Ton Senior 3. Senior Superlative 3, Most Preferred IWder Puff Coach 3. JOHN MURDOCK Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1. Track 1, 2; SMC 3, Ski ( lass 3. CORDELL NAYLOR JERRY NAYLOR Football I. Track 1. Wrestling 1. Skil DIANNA NELSON Rep Club 1; An Club Secretary 3 1 lag Corps 3. Powder Puff 3: 79er’s 3. Ski Club 2. 3; DECA. 3; Advertising 2,1 Among Air.cn rridm ! TRACEY MIDDLEBROOKS Sterling Scholar 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2. .3; Chauntaires 3; America Outstandr mg Names and Faces 2; R- :m Scholarship 3, Studqa| Director Musical 7 Musical 3. Powder Puff 3; Dantorth Award 2, Nat, on a! Honor Society 2, 3. •'uidembofly Vice-President y. Honor Roll !. 2. 3: Student Senate 3. Gris’ State 2. Class Activities Reporter for Cache Gtizen 3. Ski Cla$s 3; Top Senior 3; S|jool Play 1. One Act Play 2. TOM MITd Football 1.2. Track 1; All State Orchestra 3; Band 3.Orchestra nl, J. Jazz Band 1. 2. 3; Musical Orchc| I. 2. Who’s Wl Among American High School dents 3. OutstttBmg Names and Faces 2; State Perai sion Festival ll?2 3t Western State Percussion Festival £| 3. Percussion dUnble 1. 2. Nominated to McDonald All American High N tool Band 3. Region Solo Festiva 2.3; State Solo Festival 3; French Club I. 2 SEAN MONS LORI MOORE Mixed Chorus ifi huntaires 1. 2, Musicaly- Prudent Aide 3; VoluntarB|ice$ 3 DAVID MORRI MIKE MORRILL Football 1; Wrestling I; Science Club 2; Fright Facta 2.3. LORA LEE MORTEtlfEN Band 1; Chauntaire$ 3; Musical 3; Musical OrchestA 1. Hi-Lo's 2, 3, Honor Roll 1.2. 3; Class Activities 1. 2X 3. ) EC A 3. Junior Prom Royalty 2. Christmas Stocking 1 Girl A; Nanon Mdonor Society 2. 3; Powder Puff 3: Niphoporc . TODD MORTENS EN KELLY MtJNO 3; Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 3 KATHY NELSON hib 1. DECA Float VSkiX:i 9L FHA Powder Puff 3. 2.Junio HaU 2.1 3 Wrestling l. Frxnbau 1. Baseball 1. 2. 3. Who’s ; NX'ho Among American High Schoai Studcno 2. 3, Boy s’ L-; State 2. Four YcaTTTn! Ride Scholarship BYl; or USU Football 3. All Region football 2. 3; All State Football 3. All Region Baseball 2; Second Team All State Football 2 ISON 1. 2; Smdentbodyt Executive 3; Powder Puff i; Scude-r-t Senate ). Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: Class . Among American High ping Chairman 3, Top Sen I Faces 3, Yearbook Staff 3, I 2. fcvder Puff 3; DECA 3. Tver’s i; Perfect Attendance 1. 1. 2. 3LWWs joli rudent fc Honv k|2 Outstanding Na rl’rotftDan C f 1: Skr Club 3 I and Play Cr scorTsiiELSON Hr BART NICHOLES i, JACQU1E NEUFELtL LORINEWBOLD JEFF OLSEN Dcba$ I, 2. 3; peba r First Place Idaho Comp. 1. 2. National FlonjxSpcie'. 2. 3; Ski Class 3; Dcr's 3. Who’s W1h Among Ankrican High School Students 2. 3. SMC 3 Musical 3. Yearboc r Photographer 3, Boys' State 2 MARTA OLSEN (2RAIG OLSON IE OLSON . DENNIS ORAHOO i VEI.YNDAOWl ’ Basketball t. SUSAN RYAN NT 2; Wrestling Man; 2, 3. Musical 3; % Science [Emitters 3? Senior Siij’crlativc 3. JEFF Raymond An Club 3; S’m Team 3 As: Gass 2. 3. Musical-- RlO BY 2, 3rCrimson Pinning 1 dmij fcs I, 2; GJJw Dance Con . FepGub 1; Orchestra 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3lC haunuircs 2. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Outstanding Name and Faces 3; Rotary Club Merit Scholarship 3; FHA 1. 2, 3. FHA Sta,te Ofticetj 1 Chapter President 3, Video Crew 2. 3, Girls’ league Secretary 3; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, National Honor Sociery 2, 3; Musical 3; Lunchroom Aide I, 2, 3; Senior Superlamc 3: Sterling Scholar 3; Top Senior 3; Yearbook Editor 3 ANNETTE PAGE NANCY PARKINSON Chauntaircs 2, 3; Crimson Colony 3; Musical Accompanist 3; Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. National Honor Society 2, 3; 79cr’s 3; Class Assembly 1, Science Club 3 THANAPAUL Chauntaires 2, 3. Musical 3, 79cr’s 3; Class Assembly 2, Honor Roll 1, 2,3. KATHY PAYNE Girls' League Officer 1. Chauntaircs 2, j; Crimson Colony 2,3; Powder Puff 3; International Club 1,2; International Club President 1. Crimsfn Colony Socials Chairman 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2; Musical Choreographer 3; Pep Club 1, Sophomore Assembly 1. Junior Assembly 2; Girls' State 2. TODD PEBLEY DONNA PECK BART PEDERSEN BRIAN PELLA Football 1, 2, 3; All Region Football 2, 3; All State Football 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; State Wrestling 3th place 2. Weight Lifting 4th in State 2; Class Activities 1,2, 3- Chorus I; Theater Arts I: V1C PHIL! IPS SMC 3, Raquetball 2, tennis 1,2, l.: v Boys’ League s. IflphoKj Band (Yearbook Photographer 3, Ski Class Nn oanCtPhotographer 3; SMC 3. mm KAROL POND Chauntaircs 2, 3. Crimson Musical 3; Fashion Show Gass 1. j TAMRA PORTER Band 1,2; PepGub 1, 2. Tver’s 3; BECKY POTTER Cheerleader 1. 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; .All SAte Orchestra Musical 3; Crimson G 1ony , FHA 3; Ski Clajs .'f Chauntaires 3- , DAVID POULSEN ROTC 2,3; Sex ter 2, Rifle Team 2 USA PRITCHETT Prp Club 1. Hi-Lo’s 2, 3, STEVE PROFF1T LEANN PURSER Mixed Chorus I; Dane u oRlmittcc 2, 3: Powder Puff 3. Girls’ League Vice-PreMdfcnt 3? SANJEEV S Swimmfflg I Roll 1. 2. 3; national Oi fcaAitcnda, m SIMMONS ml Club 1,2. 3; Pc ctivities 1.2, 3 JOHN MNGER Debate ! Lett Ninona ics U 2 . ROTC 1.2 . Ski JmV'' M A! AN S|flTH SMC 2. 3; SMC JOHN ROBERTS Senior Sum rn R 2) WEN DIE PETERSEN Studentbody Secretary 3; Mixed Gass Secretary 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Chauntaires 2, 3; Crimson Colony 2, 3; rapher 2; AU State (hoir 3; Powder Puff 3 Musical 3; Tass Activities 1, 2, 3i Who’S who npopp American High School Students 3. Senior Superlative 3 DEANNA PETERSON ft RAYMOND PETERS0N 3; FBLA 3. Student' Senate p £ - -•r'jsgte JUUE RAAT Mixed Choru I; Class Assembly 1. Honor RolM. National Honot Society 2, X An Ouuntaines2,'3, Crimson Colony: tary 3, Powder Puff V. Musical 3; Student! State Choir 3, Who'i Who Among American High. School Students 3, Senior Superlatives 3. t. DAVID RASMU$0NJ ?S Bond jaaSH l, 2. Si Orchestra i;. All State Band 2, 3; Musical 3; Boys' IxraapFT: SMC 3; Bo State flgJPho’s Who Among An ie ! hgh School Students Band l, 2, Football 1. Wrestling Manager ). Track Man | f79cr d;Sk' ' -w jger 1, Lettermcn s Guh 2, 79c A}; Ski Qasf ia IC 3 r . ' . v 9 • '• SCOIT R PETE SPTT R PETERSON . ■; J Debate l, 2. 3; Foot half V 2, 3; Musi l Writjfrin .— 3A Q atory Debate 2, First in District Oratory Debate rational Oratory Debate 2 KELLY PHILLIPS Chauntaircs 3; Cpmsoci Colony 3; Football 1; Mixed Gazy Guy 5; ?9er’s 3; Yearbook Photographer 3; Track 2,3; Senior Assembly 3. CAMILLE SMITH ftp Club I; Yearbook Staff 2. 3; Class Activities I, 2. 3; ftwdcr Puff 3; Student Senate 3; L” Point Clerk I, 2, Y, DECA 2. DECA Treasurer 2: PTSA Vice-President 3; Who'j Who Among American High School Students 3: Honor Roli 2,3; 79cr’s 3. DARRIN SMITH Giauntaircs 3; Football Manager 2, 3; SMC 3: Key Club 3. Science Club 3; Tver's 3; Class Activities 3; Dance Committee 3- DEVEN SMITH Football 1,2; Track 1,2. VICKI SMITH ftp Club 1; Yearbook Staff 2, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3 Honor Roll 1,2; DECA 3; FBLA Pres 3. FAR1BA SODJOUDEE Science Club 1. 2, 3; International Club 1, 2, 3; Swimming Team 1,2; Art Club 1. JENNIFER SORENSEN Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3; Editor of Newspaper 3: Pep Club 1. School Play 1; Honor Roll 1,2. 3; DECA 2. Theater Arts Superior Region Speech Award 1, Girls’ State 2 PEGGY SORENSON OiccrleadiM Yearbook Editor 3. Ycuhopk Staff I. 2, 3. Pep Club 1; Assemblies 1, 3. Honor Roll 1,2, 3, Sen ior Superlative 3: Top Senior 3; Powder Puff 3; Office j- Aide LSPi •EBBIE STAUB p Club 1. Yearbook Staff 1J 2, 3. Cla! $ Assembl l; lass Activities 1, 2, 3; Girls’ State 2; Honor Roll Tho’s Who Among American High School Student! Powder Puff 3. Chauntaircs 3, Musical 3. Spt egion Meet 2; Tper’s 3; Ski Club 3. INDY STEEL f ftp Club 1; School Historian 3, Ski Class 2, 3. Debate J, ; 2; Swim Team 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; DECA reporter 3; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3; Assistant Editor Newspaper Staff 3; Science Club 3; National Merit Semi Finalist 3; National Forensics League 1, 2; 79er’s 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; FHA V P. 3; Sponsors 2. 3; Who’s Who Among Activities 1,2,3. DAVID STEPHENS SHAUNA STODDARD Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Girls’ Athletics 1: Office Aide 1. Rifle Team 1. Region and State Speech 1, 2. 3; Rcgton and State Debate 1, 2, 3; National Forensics Iraguc 1, 2, 3. Double Ruby Award 3, Chauntaire 2,3: Science Club 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. HAROLD STUART IJSA SWENSON Pep Club I; DECA 3; FHA 3, Dance Committee 1.2,3 WADF. SWENSON Band 1, 2, 3. Boys’ League 2; Honor Roll 2; Assemblies 1,2; Musical Orchestra 2. PAULTAYLOR Band 1.2. 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Swimming Team 2. 3; Honor Roll I; Boys’ Stare 2 SARY T1EV SCOTT THORPE Track 2, 3; Bridge Building Contest 2; SMC 3, Soccer 1. Science Club 3; International Club 1, Honor Roll 1,2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; 79cr’s 3: National Mem Semi Finalist 2, ASRC 2, 3; Stage Crew 1,2, 3; Ski Class 3; Spanish Club TANN TUELLER Basketball 1. 2, ?. Football 1,2, 3;iA1I Rcgtbn Basketball faam 2; 2nd Team All Srate Basketball 2. AH Region Football 3; All Region Basketball 3. All Jtatc Basket half First Team 3; Class Activities 1,2,3. ft] DARLA JUTHILL FRANK VHATCH KAREN VENDELL Newspaper Photographer 2, 3; Yearbook hotographcr 2. 3; Debate 2, 3; National Forensics Itraguc 2. 3; State Debate 2, 3; Honor Roll I, 2, 3; HonorA°cicty 2, 3; Girls’ State 2, Who’s Who Among Atvican High School Students 3; National Merit Semi Finalist 3; Stci ling Scholar 3; Powder Puff 3; 79er’s 3. Art Club 3; Ski Class 3. JENNY WALLACE Songlcadcr I. 2 3; Musical 3; Honor Roll 2. Hornetom mg Royalty 3 DAVE WALLENTINE Boys’ Senator 1; Class Pra.2; Boys’ 1 rae3. Jazz Band 1. 2. Crimson Colony Musical 3 BRENT WARE Letter in Swimming l, 2, 3; SMC 3; Science Club ). Tver’s 3; International (dub I; ASRC 2. 3 GLEN WATERHOUSE TRACY WATTS Ftp Club 1 ROTC 1; DECA 3. DFCA Senate 3. Girls’ League Senior Re? 3. Musi 2; Orchestra I, 2. Mix C.;oru 1; Chaunui Choir 3; Powder Puff 3. Girts’State 2 MATTHEW WERTMEN- KATHRYNWHEELPR ERIC WHITE Orchestra 1,2. 3; Musical 3; SMC 3. CAROLYN WHITEHEAD SKi Class 2,3; Girls’ Glee 2; FBLA 3. DONNA WFLDEN ROTC I, 2; FHA 3; Dance Committee 2; 79cr’s national Oub 1 MARK W1LLARDSON ROTC Staff 1.2. STEVE WOOD Football lj Basketball 1; Manage: 2. . „ Track 1. Gotf 1; Jr Vice President 2. Musk Jr Prom Royally 2 BRETT W(X)DiSURY Football 1. 2, 3. Track 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, Class_Assemblies 1,2; Football Team Captain 3. SEAR I WRIGHT Marching Band 1; Mag Corps 1; FBI.A 3; Powder Puff T Gymnastics%3;79cr s 3. Ski Club 2,3; Track Team I American High School Students 2, 3; Sponsors Exec. Officer 3; Girls’ State 3; Chauntaircs 3; Musical 3; Ster- JILL WALKER ling Scholar 3. ftp Club I; Powder Puff 3;Junior Prom DanOe Commit- tee 2. MARI LYNN STENQUIST ftp Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 2; Mix Chorus 1; FBLA 3. KENYON WALKER Dance Committees 1; Ski Class 3; Powder Puff 3; Class 208 Senior Summary Senior Index A Albretsen, Jay 34,126,136,139,146, 198, 200 Alderman, Alan 34,137, 147 Allen, Athena 34,110,154 Allred, Lee 34,49,137,144,146,147,158,159 Anderson, Brian 34,124 Anderson, Todd Astlc, Sandra 34,118,119,121,130, 138, 154, 199 Augustine, Bernice 34 Augustus, Arlene 34 Ault, Lisa 34,131 B Bach, Sharon 34, 131,138,155,198 Baird, Bart 34,140 Bates, Peggy 34,49,110,154 Baugh, David 34,124,126 Bean, Mike 118,119,121,127,136 Beecher, Jennifer 45, 129,155 Bennion, Lyn 34,123,124,138, 198, 200 Benson, Todd 34 Berry, Ken 34,49,83,124,126,137,148,158, 160, 200 Bcrtleson, Deanne 34 Belnap, Curtis Birschbach, Lesli 34 34,104,105,118,119,121, 154 Bladen, Debbie 34,102, 130,155 Bodrereo, Mike 34 Bodrereo, Tony 34 Bond, Mark 34,134,136,139, 200 Bowen, Lisa 34,49,80,81,98,107,123,124, 154, 200 Boyce, Ann 34 Broberg, Kathy 34 Brown, Cindy 34,121,138 Budge, Susan 35,128 Burnside, Karla 35,114,131,155 Bylund, Steve C Cain, Barrett 35 Call, Darwin 35 Campbell, Mark 35,152 Cannon, Bruce 35,79, 136,137,138,139,152 Cardon, Joel 35,116,136,139, 198, 199, 200 Orison, Julie 35,49,116,126,139,154,199 Qzier, Ron 17. 33. 35.49. 126.137. 145.146 Champlin, Beth Christensen, Bruce Christensen, Lauralee Christensen, Todd Chugg, Alan Coleman, Kim Coleman, Michelle Collett, Charles Gongdon, Brett Cooper, Kerry Cowley, Darrell Cox, Lee Craghead, Todd Creger, Daniel Curtis, Craig 35, 122, 154 35,200 35,128 49,158,159,160 35 35,118,119,121 35,114,115,155,200 35, 140,141 35 35 35 35,198 35, 123, 124 35 35, 126, 137,147 D Datwyler, Shelly Daie, Homayoon Davis, Duane Davis, Glenn Davis, Janice Davis, Lawrence Dehghani, Many Demars, Ronald Dopp, Clint 35,110, 111, 124,128,134 35 36 36 36,49, 124, 154 36,116,118,121,135,136 36 36 36 Earl, Liz Eccles,Jon Eckburg, Richie Evans, Keith Evans, Jill 36,110, 111, 128,154 36,102 36 36,146 36,155 Farmer, Jerry 36 Fonnesbeck, Doreen 36 Fonnesbeck, Rick 36 Fullmer, Jon______________________________36 G Gamer, Paul Garrett, Todd Gesscll, Sharon Gibbons, Carolyn Giles, Jennifer Golshan, Amir Goodsell, Craig Goodwin, Jay Griffin, Marianne Griffiths, Kyle Groutage, Hilary H Hallows, Kris 37,40 Handy, Jill 37,138,154 Hansen, Debbie 37, 102,103,131,154, 200 Hansen, Ned 37,146 Hansen, Robert 37 Hanson, John 37,49,151,200 Harrison, Wade 37 Hassan, Joe 37, 104,105, 147 Hatch, Chris 37,116,118,121,126,137,144, 146 Hatfield, Doug 37 Henniger, Barry 37,126 Herbert, Don 37 Hill, Yency 37 Hirschi, Karen 37 Hlavaty, Scott 38,126,137,148 Hoey, Gary 38,128,129 Hoffman, Becky 38, 110, 111, 128,155 Holmstead, Mary 38,4 5 Horiuch, Rick 38 Hourmanesh, Najmeh 38 Hunsaker, Eric 38, 124,126,136,138,139, 200 Hunt, Raymond 38,140,141 Hyde, Natalie 38 Hymas, L isa 38,110,155 I 36,126,146, 148 36 36 36 37, 124,154 37 37, 123, 124 37 37,116,129 37,90,123,124 37,116,199 Innis, Seth Ivie, La Dawn 38,140,141 38, 131, 154 Lutz, Barbara Lyon, Par 16,17,33,40,46 40,128,129,138 Jacobsen, Alan 38 M James, Mike James, Tom 38,129 38,116,199 Madsen, Kim 40,152 Janes, Susan 38,129 Malmberg, Bruce 40 Jardine, Brad 38,137,144, 146,158 Mann, Steve 40,104 Jarrett,John 38,126 Marcussen, June 40 Javan, Babak 38,136, 138 Maninez, Beth 40,156,200 Jensen, Debbie 17, 33, 39 Maughan, Doug 40,137 Jensen, Greg 39, 200 Maughan, Jim 40 Jensen, Scott 39 Maughan, Julie 40,49,110,111,154 Jezak, Kim 39,45,99,102,131, 138,155 McFadden, Sally 40,132,135, 138 Johnson, David 39 McCraney,Jon 40 Johnson, David 39,126,136 McGregor, Kathy 40,124 Johnson, Janese 39 Mecham, Shawn 15,17,40,49,126,136,147 Johnson, Tayna 39 Middlcbrooks, Tracey 15,17,40,124,126, Jones, Alan Jones, Dec Jones, Steve Joy, Sherry 16,17,33, 39 127, 39 39,49,148 49,118,119,121, 137,148,198,199 39,124,138,155 198,200 Mitchell, Tom 40,116,118,119,121,135,147 K Kadlec, Beth 39,127,135,138,155 Kartchner, Kevin 39, 137, 158 Keene, Gilbert 39 Kclm, Linda 39 Kemp, Jennifer 39,110,111,155 Kendell, Keven 39 Kirk, Karen 39,128,155,200 Kline, Rick 39,119,199 Kline, Rob 39,134 Kofeld, Kurt 39 Kujawski, Robyn 39 Mon son, Sean Moore, Lori Morrill, Dave Morrill, Mike Mortensen, Lora Lee Mortensen, Todd Muncy, Kelly Murdock, John 41,129 41,124 41 41 41,110,124,155 41 41,104,105,132,136,147 41,136 N Lamb, Randy 39,126,137,148,161 Lara way, Mark 39,136,138, 152, 200 Larsen, Mark 40,140 Larsen, Teresa 40,130,154 Later, Stacey 40 Laursen, Keith 40,141 Lemon, Tauni 40 Lenkersdorfer,Jay 40,136 Leo, Jan 40 Lowery, Teresa 40,114,115,129,155 Lundstrom, Ron 40,79,112,116,118,119, Naylor, Cordell Naylor, Jerry Nelson, Diana Nelson, Kathic Nelson, Keith Nelson, Kelley Norris, Lori Neilson, Scott Nicholes, Bart Ncufeld,Jacquie Ncwbold, Lori 41 41,129 41.132.155 41.154.155 41,99,126,137,146,147 15,17,41, 102,103,154 41.154 41,141 41,140 42 42.155 O 121,126,127,136,152,198,199, 200 Olsen, Jeff Olsen, Marta Olson, Craig Olson, Debbie Orahood, Dennis Owens, Evelynda 42,45,102,126,127,136,138, 199,200 42,49,156 42 42,140 42 42,49,102,113,124,130, 133,134,155,198,199, 200 Parkinson, Nancy 42,123,138,139,155,200 Paul, Thayna Payne, Kathy Fcbley, Todd Peck, Donna Pederson, Ban Pella, Brian Petersen, Wcndic Peterson, Deanna Peterson, Raymond Peterson, Scott Phillips, Kelly Phillips, Vic Pond, Karol Porter, Tamara Potter, Becky Poulsen, David Pritchett, Lisa Prof fit, Steve Purser, Leann 42,124,138,15? 42,124,126,154,200 42 42,80,155 42 42,145,147 15,42,49,123,124,155 42,110,111,128,154 42,136,138 42.49.127.146.199 17,42,49,123 42,81,112,136 42.49.123.124.200 42,138,155 42,116,123,124,155,199 140 43,110,111,131 43,141 17,43,49,99,113,131,134 R Raat, Julie 17, 33,43,49,123,124,155. 200 210 Index Rasmuson, David 17,43,112,118,119,121, 136,199 Raymond, Jeff 43 Reese, Joy 43 Rigby, Suzie 17,43,113, 123,124,155, 200 Roberts, John 43,46,136 Roskelly, Suzanne 43 Rumbaugh, Steve 43 Russell, Craig 43,158 Ryan,Susan 43, 124, 129 Sant, Brad Saunders, David Scott, Kyle Shaner, Mike Sharma, Sanjeev Shepard, Mike Simmons, Laurie Singer, John Skanchy, Nay 43,49,124,136,138,139 43.141 43 43,151 43,136,138, 139, 200 43,145,147,158, 161 43,135, 138 43,127 43 Skidmore, Jon 43,123,124,126,136,139, 200 Smith, Alan Smith, Camille Smith, Darrin Smith, Dcven Smith, Mark Smith, Vicki Sorensen, Jennifer 43,74,102,103,136,138 17, 36,43,102,133, 154 44,136,138,139,148 44,129 44 44,128,131, 155 44,104,105,126,13! Sorenson, Peggy 32,44,49,78,102,103,106, 107, 154, 200 Speth, Marci 44,155 Staub, Debbie 37,44,81,102,103,104, 126, 154 Steel, Cindy 44,104,114,115,124,126,128, 130,133,138,154, 198, 199 Stcnquist, Marilynn Stephens, David Stoddard, Shauna Stuart, Harold Sweat, Brenda Swenson, Leisa Swenson, Wade 44,131,154 44 44,104,105,124, 200 44,116,134 44,155 44 130,154 44,118,121,126 V Veatch, Frank 44 Vendell, Karen 44,102,126,127, 132,138, 154,155,198,199, 200 W Walker, Jill 45,128,154 Walker, Kenyon 45 Wallace, Jenni 45,80,98,107,154,155, 200 Wallentinc, David Ware, Brent Waterhouse, Glenn Watts, Tracy Wertman, Matthew Wheeler, Kathryn White, Eric Whitehead, Carolyn Willden, Donna Willardson, Mark Wood, Steve Woodbury, Brett Wright, Seari ',45,83,112,113,123 45,136,138 45 17,45,113,128,154 45 45 45,116 45,131 45 45 45,161 44,137,147 44,122,131,155 Junior Index T A Taylor, Paul Tiev, Sary Thorpe, Scott 44,134, Tueller, Tann Tuthill, Darla 44,118,121,126 44 , 138,139,152,198, 199, 200 44,146, 158,161 44 Allen, Heather Allen, Marjorie Allison, Jenny Allred, Gordon Anderson, Chris Anderson, Dennis Anderson, Randy 53, 153,168 53,116,199 53 73,127 53 53 17, 52, 53, 136 Andra, Laurie Andreasen, Barbara Andrews, Lori Appel, Wally Arnell, Kim Astlc, Kevin Augustus, Darlene Aguilor, Flor Baji, Vivek Barker, Alyson Barker, John Bartholome, Merry Kay Becker, Sylvia Bell, Eric Benavidez, Jose Bemston, Bob Beyers, Nancy Binggeli, Sandy Bodrero, Jody Bowman, Nan Bradley, Terri Brower, Delon Brown, Ben Brown, David Brown, Shannon Budge, Tod Budge, Richard Buttars, Bart Byington, Sandra 53 53,133 53,124 53,129 53 53 53 53 53 53 53,116,118,121 53,128,139 116,119,135 53.140 53.140 53,86,148,158,168 53,98,106,107, 200 53.140 53 53 53,122 53 53,137, 149 53,147 53 53,151, 170, 200 53,54 53,148, 149 53 C Cahoon, Spencer Call, Larry Campbell, Mike Cannon, Kyle Cardon, Joseph Carlisle, Emily Carslilc, Mike Carver, Jon Qudillo, Neva Checketts, Mary Cheney, Scott Christensen, Valerie Clark, Jay Qark, Jenny Gobia, Connie Coleman, Jacqui Gongdon,Jeff Cook, Gary Cortes, Grace Cowley, Brian Crookston, Coreen Crosby, Brian Curtis, Mickey 53,148, 149,162 53,148,149, 159,162 53, 159, 162 53,134 166 53,8c 110 3 54 54,116,118,121 54, 140,141 54,141 54 54,116,124 54,110 54 54,118,121,141 54 54 54,127 15,16,17, 54,123, 124,136, 148,149 54 54,116, 127,134 54 Index 211 Dahle, Penny 54 Dalby, Mariann 54,116 Dance, Brad 54,116,118,119,121,137,139, 170 Davis, Mike 54 Decker, Mike 54,134 Dehghani, Roya 54 Demars, Mary 54,116,199 Dent, Reed 54 Deschamps, Todd 54 Drake, Susan 54 121 Eames, Tom Eccles, Ruth Eckburg, Cindy Egbert, Shelly Eisner, Tami Emmett, Mary Einzinger, Dwight Erickson, Todd Eshclman, Wayne Eyre, Tifani 54 54 54,132 54 55,116,199 55,110,111,116 55,166 55,146,149 55,116,118,119,121,199 55,116,118,121 Fjcldstcd, Paul Foote, Greg Freeman, Lonnie Fullmer, Kelly Fullmer, Lindy Fullmer, Shawn 17, 52, 55,84,86,123,124, 152,165,178, 200 55 55,137,162 55 55 55 Gappa, Steve Gamer, Hal Gerber, Teresa Galce, Khandan Glenn, Dare 11 Godfrey, Kathleen Godfrey, Nan Goodwin, Tom Groll, Linda 55, 137,148,149 55,147,159,161,162 55,168 55 55,137 55 55,98,106,107,124, 200 55,148 55,116 H Hale, Jeana Hales, Lczlce Hales, Ryan Hansen, Darin Hansen, Lynn 55 55, 123, 124, 130 55,118,119,121 55,148 55 Hansen, Lynette 56 Hardman, Jon 56,118,121 Hardman, Larry 56 Harris, Julie 56,157 Harris, Rosie 56,167 Harris, Susan 56,153 Han, Roger 56,136,152 Hawkes, Brett 56, 141 Haws, Irene 17,56,102,113 Heaps, JaLynn 56 Heninger, Alison 56, 116,124,139 Henrie, Karen 56,156,167 Hlavaty, Cathy 56,74,86,106,124,168, 201 Hobson, John 56,140 Hodges, Lynn 56,140 Hoff, Steve % Holdredge, Betsy % Hoth, Tammie Hubbard, Rex Hulse, Chris Hulse, Lisa Hurd, Debbie Hurlbcrt, Angie Hunsaker, Donna Hymas, Troy 56,118,121 56,164 56,124 56 56,130 56,110 56 56,60,106,201 Innis, Shelly Ivarie, Paul 35, 56,135 56,140 Jameson, Bob 56 Jensen, Jacquc 56 Jenson, Terry 56,140,141 Jessop, Tammy 57,110 Joe, Marilyn 57 Joe, Nora 57 John, David 57, 147, 162 John,Judi 57,102, 110 Johnson, Becky 57,110,124,168 Johnson, Butch 57 Johnson, Julie 57 Johnson, Leesa 57 Johnson, Mark 57 Johnson, Teresa 57,114 JonesJeff 57,116,118,119,121,137,139, I4f 1,149,162 K Keller, Chris 57 Kendrick, Jennifer 57 Khalilghasemi, Nader 57 Kidd, Carole 57,124,132 Kimball, Cheryll 57 Knowlton,Jean 57,135 Kohfeld, Julie 57 L LaBeau, Brent 118,119 LaBruzza.Jim 57 Lambert, Vicki 57, 116,168 Lapray, Carl 57,164 Larsen, Brian 57 Larsen, Corry 57,148,149 Larsen, Debra 57,121,130 Larsen, Drew 57,137,147,149 Larsen, Rex 57 Larson, Kim 57 Liechty, Mike 57,121,140 Liljenquist, Debbie 57, 118,121 Lindquist, Patti 57,168 Long, Amy 57,135 Lutz, Chris 57 Lye, Tori 58 Lyon, Mark 56,135 M Maghsoodi, Faranak 58 Marshall, Paul 58 Martin, Bret 58 Martindale, Lannis 58 Mauchley, Glade 58 Maughan, Kent 58,137 McDonald, Kathleen 58 McGregor, Tia 58 McNeil, Gary 58,149 Meacham, Kip 17, 56, 58,112,113,136 Meacham, Neil 58,136,152 Meadows, Wade 58 Mcline, Roger 58,118,119,121,134 Merrill, Mardee 58,124 Miles, Jerry 58,118. ,119,121,137, 139,147 149 Miller, Bruce 58 Mortenson, Shari 15, 17, 58,124,130,153 212 Index Moser, Terri Mueggler, Erik Muncy, Leslie Munn, George 58,116,118,121,130 58,116,119,135 58,124,168 58,137, 152 N Neeley, Carol 58,106,124,129,168, 201 Neil son, Dave 118,119,121 Nelson, Brenda 58,116 Nelson, Chris 58 Newbold, Don 58 Niedcrhauser, Tcri 58,168 Nielsen, Kevin 58 Nielson, Loric 58 O Olson, Diana 59,122 Olsen, Sheldon 59, 152,164 P Page, Cathy Patrick, Ray Rattee, Brian ftterson, Blake Peterson, Lori Phillips, David 59 59 59 23, 59,124,147 17, 23, 52, 59,102, 139,162, 168 59 Porcclla, John Porter, Blake Potter, Dave Roulson, Karen Prof fit, Jeff Purser, Ned Rakes, Steve Rappleyc, Judy Reeder, Kimberly Reese, Todd Reid, Lori Reisher, Pete Rich, Robert Richardson, Brian Rigby, Colette Riley, Steve Robison, Darrell 59,118,121,166 59 59,137,162 59 59 59 59 59,116,157 59 56, 59,136 59 59 56, 59, 139, 152, 170 59,136,137,146,149 59 59,137,149 59 U-Z Umcss, Lisa 61 Wadsworth, Donna 61,116,118,121,132 Wallace, Annette 61,110 Wardlc.John 61,118,121 Watson, Jean 61 Watters, Jordan 61,116,118, 119,121,139, 149 Welkie, Carol 61,135 Wildman, Connie 61 Wilkinson, Susan 61,157 Willes, Kristine 61 Willctto, Franccna 61,109 Williams, Royce 61 Wilson, Chris 61,86,137,151,162,170, 200 Woodward, Lori 61. Wright, Kaye Lani 61 Yates, Karen 61 S Salunke, Abe 60,140 Scherting, Renee 60,140 Schiffman, Craig 60, 146,149 Schvaneveldt, Cindy 60,132 Schvaneveldt, Shane 60,116,199 Sears, Mike 60 Shepard, Jack 149,162 Singer, James 60 Simper, Julie 60 Skabelund, Kathy 60 Smcllie, Tammi 60,124 Smith, David 60,140 Somers, Jerry 60,137 Spencer, Sharlyn 17, 52, 59,60 Spendlove, Lori 60,110,128 Starks, Shawn 60 Stewart, Mark 17, 52, 57,60,136,139 Stevens, Ann 60,118,121,130 Stock, Laura 60,116,199 Stowel, Sharlene 60 Street, Caroline 60,116,118, 121,135 Stutlcr, Doug 60,118,121 Swenson, Chuck 60,127,136 Yeates, Casey 61 Zelenik, Patricia 61 Zollinger, Mary 61 T Tatton, Richard 60 Taylor, Mary Lou 60,132 Taylor, Scott 60 Thcdell, Linda 60,116,156 Tholander, Roberta 60,114 Thomas, Lori 60 Thomas, Sandra 60 Thompson, Darwin 60,118,121 Trauntvein, Don 61,136 Trusty, Teresa 61 Tuellcr, Anne 61,116,118,121,124 Tueller,Joni 61,110 Sophomore Index A Abplanalp, Scott 65,150 Alderman, Trina 65,109,118,121 Allen, Courtney 65 Plowman, Sandra Foppleton, Kim 65, 166 Allen, Lesa Allen, Mary Jo Allen, Matt Allred, Jeff Anderson, Denise Anderson, Jensie Augustine, Theresa Augustus, Ronald Bachman, Ten Ballard, Richard 65 65,109,116,133 65,150,165 65,150 65,109,118,121 65,127 65 65 65,116,157 65 Bylund, JR Cahoon, Catherine 65,109 Carles, Carolce 65,109 Carlisle, Ted 65,150,170 Cass, Lisa 65 Chambers, James 65 Champ, George 65,141 Chase, Tim 65,150 Checketts, Melinda 65,109, 127 Christensen, Cory 66 Christensen, Koralic 66,109 Christofferson, Clay 66, 150 Clyde, Tania 66,106,107, 201 Colston, Jennifer 66,168 Cordon, Melanie 66 Goulson, Cynthia 66 Cowley, Julie 66,116 Cox, Jared 66,141 Gonin, Sarah 66, 156 Curless, Catherine 17,66,68, 109,112,113, 118,121 D Davis, Eileen 66,118,121,127 Davis, Katherine 66,135 Davis, Mark 66,150 DeBylc.Jane 66, 108,109,127 Decker, Karl 66 Denning, Dawn 66,109 Dennis, Steven 66,166 Deschamps, Dena 66,109 Dixon, Nancy 66, 73,108, 109,116 Dunn, Carolyn 66 Barron, James Baugh, Aaron Beecher, William Bcmston, Sheri Berry, Robert Birch, Maria Bitters, Dave Blackburn, Gary Bladen, Diane Bostock, Scott Boudrero, Michelle 65,118,121,150 17,65,112,116,123 65,146,150 65 64,65,117,150,163 65,109,118,121 65,164 65 65,109 65,162 65 Eames, Brady Eccles, Denise Eliason, Stephanie Erickson, Kathryn Everton, Molly Evert sen, Steven 66 66 66, 109 66,109,168 17,64,66, 109 66, 150 Bowman, Wenda 65,109,116 Fairbanks, Jodie 66,129 Brennand, Crystal 65,116,127 Fehlman, Sandie 66,109 Bryan, Parrish 65,141 Ferrin, LuAnn 67,109,116 Bryant, Mark 65,150 Fillmore, Bill 67,141 Buirley, Elizabeth 65,114,115,157 Fonnesbeck, Cynthia 67 Bunnell, Stacey 65,109 Foote, Rosemary 67,109 Burnett, Matt 65 Follettc.Jeff 67 Butterfield, Layne 65,152,163 Ford, Cheryl 67, 109,122 Byington, Scott 65 Foster, Gary 67,150, 164 Fullmer, Randy 67,150,165 G Garrett, Douglas 67 Gittcns, Mike 67, 127,147 Glenn, Kent 67,150,163 Gomm, Susan 67,109,156 Griffin, Cindy 67,109,116 Griffiths, Lori 67,109 Groom, Barbara 67 H Hall, Melissa Hansen, Carrie Hanson, Mike Hansen, Paige Hamiss, Shaun Harris, Kirk Harris, Shawn Del Haslam, Lisa Hassan, Nancy Hatch, Anne Hawkes, Dwight Haycock, Julie Hedin,Jeff Hendricks, Steve Heyrend, Sherry Horiuchi, Daryl Hoth, Robert Hubbard, Garf f Hubbard, Janet Hunsaker, Philip Hunt, DeLee Hymas, Tammy Hymas, Todd 67 67,109,116,118,121 67,150 67 67,152 67,150,165 67,109 66.67.98, 107, 200 67.71.98, 107, 200 67,116 67 67,118,121 67,150,163 67,119,121,165 68 68, 118,121 68 68,152,170 68 68 68,114 68,109, 168 68 I I vie, Anna Marie 68, 72,108,109, 116,118, 121 J Jackson, Laurie James, Scott Jameson, Howard Jenkins, Ron Jensen, Mike Jensen, Ron Jensen, Steven Jensen, Vicki John, Jeff Jessop, Alan Johnson, Gina Johnson, Michael Johnson, Randy Johnson, Todd 68 68,150,163 68.141 68.141 68.150 68.141 68,127,151,163 68 68.151 68 68. 109 68,150 68,133 68 214 Index K Keller, Judy Kclm, Tina Kemp, Carolyn Kemp, Debra Kendall, Stephanie Kennedy, James Khalili, Nahid Kimball, Brenda Kimball, Sandy Kimber, Nadine Knowles, Scott Knowlten, Timothy Kotter, Bart Labruzza, Matt Lamb, Jeff Lamb, Kim Lambert, Heidi LaMont Candee Laraway, David Larsen, Brian Later, Don LeBaron, Chris Lee, Kyung Lehman, Charlotte Lenkersdorfcr, Susan Leo, Michael Liechty, Lisa Liljenquist, Bill Little, Mitch Long, Connie Lundbcrg, Allan Maddux, Doug Mahoney, Cynthia Maughan, Debra Maughan, Desiree McDonald, Michael McMurdie, Randy McNiel, Susan Meadows, Bonnie Mccham, Allen Mendlekow, Shelly Merritt, Alicia Monson, David Monson, Ian Mortcnscn, John Motes, Roger Muncy, Darin Neeley, Angela 68,116,132,135 68 68, 109 68 68, 109,122 68 69 69,106, 107, 201 69 69 69, 150,163 69,121 69 69.150 69.152 69,118,121,151, 163 69,109,116,130 69,109 69.152 69, 150, 163 69 68,69, 150, 163 69 69 69, 109 69 69, 109, 153 69,116,121 69 17,64,69, 109 69.150 69,118,121,141 69, 116,127 69, 109 69 69, 141,150 70 70, 109 70 70,127, 163 70 70, 116 9 70 70, 141 70,116, 118,121, 152 70 70, 152 17,64,70, 109, 153 L M N Neilson, Lauralee Nelson, Teresa Neves, Dana Niederhauscr, Nan Nielson, Tony 70 70.109 70,109,153 70.109 70, 152, 170 O Olsen, Christine 70,109 Olsen, Julie 70,109,153 Olson, CcCe 70,156 Olson, Clair 70,116,118, 121,141 Owens, Gwendalee 70,130,133 Pack, Suzanne Page, La Dawn Page, Loretta Parkinson, Mark Patrick, Caroline Peck, David Pehrson, Alan Pehrson, Susan Penton, Tracy Perry, Margaret Peterson, Ann Peterson, Susan Pheng, Chamnam Pond, Troy Porter, Brenda Porter, Ronald 70, 109,121 70 70 70, 127 70, 132 70, 150, 164 70 70 71 71 71,109 71, 109 71, 150 71,163 71 71 Rastgaraf, Mehrdad 71 Ricks, Michael 71 Ringle, Douglas 71,150 Robson, Kara 71,109 Robison, Kathy 69,71,109 Romney, Richard 71 S Sackett, Julie 71, i09 Salinas, Sonny 71, 150,164 Salinas, Marianela 71, 156,167 Sampson, Stephen 71 Schiffman, Lori 71,109 Schiess, Shawn 71 Seen st, Troy 71, 150 Sccholzer, Heidi 71,109 Shaner, Paul 71, 151,200 Sharp, Robin 71 Shaw, Melanie 71 Shelton, Kellie 71 Simard, Suzanne 71, 102, 108, 109 Sisson, Sandy 71,109 Smith, Cheryl Smith, Earlcne Smith, Kaye Dawn Smith, Larry Smith, Robert Smith, Vickie Smock, Denise Snow, Doug Speth, Terry Standridge, J’Dean Staub, Kenneth Steel, Mark Stevenson, Douglas Stokes, Heidi Strong, Kristin Stuart, Anne Stuart, Machele 71,109,167 71 72, 108, 109 72,118,121 72 72 72 72, 150,163 72,118, 121 72 72,150 72,150,163 72 72, 108, 109, 127 72 72, 109, 121 72,118 T Taylor, Liz 72,156,167 Taylor, Glenda 72,114 Teuscher, Philip 72,165 Thompson, Lori 72,109 Thompson, Scott 72 Thornley, Mark 72 Thorpe, David 72 Thurston, Jill 72, 109 Torchio, Julie 72,127,129 U Underwood, Thomas 72 Index 215 VanZandt, Nancy Vaughan, Wright Veatch, Steven W Wadsworth, Caldon 72, 118, 119,121 Wagner, Robin 72,114, 129 Wahlstrom, Scott 72,116,127,151 Wallis, Wendy 17,64,73,109 Walsh, Randall 73,141 Walton, David 73,165 Ward, Tyler 73 Watts, Eric 73,150, 164 Watterson, Tod 73 Weeks, Kristi 73,109, 118,121 Wheeler, Holly 73,133 Wheeler, Steve 73,141,150 Wilde, Michael 73 Willdcn, Dixie 73,109,156,167 Wildman, Michael 73, 150,165 Wiley, Michael 73,165 Williams, Richard 73 Woffinden, Virginia 73,109 Wood, Darren 73,150 Y Yeates, Lisa 73 Zahir, Sadrolin 73 216 Index Autographs Taylor Publishing Company itnsico I . 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