Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Logan High Females Seniors averaging .. . height: 5'4 weight: 117 hair color: 70% brown, 26% blonde, 2% red. eye color: 34% brown, 30% blue, 21% hazel, 15% green sleep: 7 hours daily wake-up time: 6:40 a.m. morning preparation time: 56Vi minutes jobs: 56% employed working hours per week: 15 TV: 8% hours weekly homework: 1 hour 5 min. daily, pierced ears: 68% self rating: 7.2 on a scale of 1-10. G.P.A.: 3.4 belly buttons: %% innies, 3% outies, 1% inbetweenies. perms: 50% broken bones: 39% suffered injuries VLF: 6% members braces:39% dates: 5 per month transportation: 70% car, 18% bus, 12% neither. Juniors averaging ... X height: 5 5 i weight: 115 hair color: 61% brown, 36% blonde, 3% black, eye color: 37% blue, 33% brown, 16% hazel, 14 green sleep: 6 hours 50 minutes daily wake-up time: 6:10 a.m. morning preparation time: 1 hour 10 minutes 55% employed forking hours: 4Vi weekly TV: 5Vi hours weekly homework: 1 hour 20 minutes daily pierced ears: 66% self rating: 6.8 on a scale from 1 -10 C.P.A.: 3.35 belly button: 92% innies, 8% outies perms: 58% broken bones: 27% suffered injuries VLF: 19% members braces: 42% dates: 4 monthly transportation: 70% cars, 17% bus, 13% neither Sophomores averaging ... height: 5' 4 weight: 115 hafr color: 54% brown, 37% blonde, 5% red, 4% black eye color: 35% brown, 24% blue, 23% green, 18% hazel sleep: 7Vi hours daily wake-up time: 6:30 a.m. morning preparation time: Itt hours jobs: 31% employed working hours: 14 hours weekly TV: 9 hours weekly homework: 1 hour daily pierced ears: 74% self rating. 7 on a scale from 1 -10 G.P.A.2.8 belly button: 95% innies, 5% outies perms: 60% broken bones: 67% suffered injuries VLF: 33% members braces: 37% dates: 3 monthly transportation: 38% car. 34% bus, 28% neither ■■k }DY STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY STL Student Body 25

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Logan High Males A Seniors averaging.. J height: 5'11 weight: 156 hair color: 68% brown, 26% blonde, 4% black, 2% red r eyexolor: 38% blue, 26% brown, 22% hazel, 18% green sleep: 8 hours daily wake-up time: 7:00 a.m. morning preparation time: 27 minutes jobs: 70% employed working hours: 17 weekly T.V.:8hours weekly homework: 45 minutes daily pierced ears: 0% self rating: 8.1 on a scale from 1-10 G.P.A.: 3.2 belly button: 90% innies, 9% outies, 1% inbetweenies perms: 3% broken bonel: 50% suffered injuries VLF: 8% merrpers braces: 30% f dates: 3.8 monthly transportation: 78% car, 13% bus, 9% neither Juniors averaging ... height: 5'10 weight: 152 hair color: eye color sleep: 7% wake-up mornin jobs: 53 brown, 21% blonde, 5% red, 6% black 3% brown, 27% blue, 20% green, 20% hazel urs daily e: 7:00 a.m. eparation time: 35 minutes mployed working hours: 17 weekly TV: 7 hours weekly homework: 57 minutes daily pierced ears: 0% self rating: 8.3 on a scale from 1-10 G.P.A.: 3.3 belly button: 90% innies, 8% outies, 2% inbetweenies perms: 6% broken bones: 54% suffered injuries VLF: 6% members braces: 13% dates: 3.5 monthly transportation: 77% car, 13% bus, 10% neither Sophomores averaging ... height: 5'10 weight: 143 hair color: 73% brown, 30% blonde, 2% black eye color: 36% brown, 30% hazel, 22% blue, 12% green sleep: 7 hours 50 minutes daily wake-up time: 6:58 a.m. morning preparation time: 30 minutes daily jobs: 24% employed working hours: 16 hours weekly TV: 18% hours weekly homework: 47 minutes daily pierced ears: 0% self rating: 8 on a scale from 1-10 G.P.A.: 2.9 belly button: 94% innies, 6% outies perms: 3% broken bones: 44% suffered injuries VLF: 10% members braces: 42% dates: 1.6 monthly transportation: 44% car, 42% bus, 12% neither UDENT BODY STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY STUDENT 24 Student Body

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You Are Cordially Invited One of the methods of enticing students and faculty to participate in the Red Cross blood drive was sending heart-shaped invitations cordially inviting those seventeen and older to give blood. The fact that refreshments were served and students could miss an hour of school (unless they planned to pass out to miss more school) encouraged many to donate. Of the 140 students who wanted to give blood only 99 actually completed the process. Some of the reasons for rejection were: underweight, iron deficiency, colds, fevers, mono and chicken pox. After worrying about it all year, Tony Nielson finally managed to get the chicken pox a week before the blood drive to avoid what he thought would be a painful experience. One of the slower donors was Melinda Checketts. After five minutes in the actual drawing, the nurse began to wonder if Melinda had any blood to spare because of the minute amount in the bag. Melinda convinced the nurse that she would stay all day if necessary. Twenty minutes later she was told that they would have to bag it since her blood was so slow. The most gratifying part was when the nurse told me that even though I had donated only a half-pint of blood I would still be counted as a full donor, commented Melinda about her embarrassing situation. The following day her humiliating experience was relived as she was asked by Mike McDonald, How do you feel, half-pint? Thinking he is on his deathbed, Doug Stevensen willingly donates blood. A light-headed Koralie Christensen is propped by By pumping the rod, Catherine Curless urges her blood to drizzle into the bag. a nurse. OOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BL 26 Blood Drive