Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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) ) ) ) ) )l ) i) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) 1 ) ) i i ) i Many students were involved in Activities and Organizations that kept them bus throughout the year. Juniors and seniors were more involved since Hi-Las, Spirit Squad, Crimson Colony and others would only allow the elder classes, but sophomores kept busy with Pep Oub, Key Qub, Debate and mae. • 1. During o Marching band performance, Julie Elder smiles as he conoeniTaies on the routine. 2. Entered in the Homecoming parade as the Chountaite's float, Jason Hunsaker waves » the people lined up along the street. 3. Gtizzwald prays to see if it will help a dosely tied game. 4. During a pep rally, Lori Mortensen, Natalie Knowles, and Bedsy Page petfotm a pyramid that they teamed at camp. 5. The cheetleadets shew the studentbody that they are cool . 6. During the LoganOgden game, John Wariey gets prepared to hire the ball. I Theme 9

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))))))))))) School was set off to on unusual start because of the difference in the population of the senior and sophomore dosses. Since the sophomore class was twice the size of the senior doss, the counselors hod a hard time registering them, but the new computer registration helped immensely. Initiation was also different. Coffins were put away and athletic equipment was brought out. Each doss participated equally in events and juniors ond sophomores even rook first in a couple of events. %• 1. Showing Iheir artistic talents, senior women finish their windows with a smile. 2 Seniors Jon Moughan ond Pence Andetson iaw how happ they one to get o break for lunch. 3. Listening la ihe radio is what helps David Boren make it through the day. 4. Dana Jensen ond Beverly Johnson listen hard to lean how to diagram sentences in Grammar II. 5. Between eheets, the spirit squod watches the game hoping for a score. 6. Cforing game days, lodsers ore decorated to help players get psyched for a win. Theme 11