in irfp i Rdrfion. Amphion 1984 volume 67 Logan Senior High School 162 West 100 South Logon, Utah 84321 Published by the associated Students of Logon High. A Limited Edition of: Spirit 6 Organizations 42 Recreation 78 Faculty 102 Scholars 128 Publicity 168 The 1983-84 school year or Logon High was rhe losr year for rhe rradirional rhree year high school. Srudenrs ond reochers or Logon High were o Limired Edition. Very few people disliked rhe change. Holly Starks said, 7 think it will be fun. Besides, we con initiate two dosses next year. x Grobbmg o drink. Robert Perry heods for home Gordon Raymond etevores his hurt knee Grts League officer. Jana Steed, shows her spnr for the dub by being m rhe Homecoming parade Theme 3 4 Theme Throughout the school year students found that ocriviries and orgonizorions were o good way to keep busy. Students were involved in the musical, debate, ski club, sports, and many more organizations. Of course there was homework and jobs rhor also rook a lor of the students rime. The students or Logon High were always busy making this year the best, se 1 The Logon. Cyprus gome. 2. Ruth Lei shows enrhusiosm over her Englsh ossignmenr. 3. Leo Seetholer, Rosote Fetrm, Mory Drindley, Heother Kirschmon poinr the rown. 4 Craig Dove and The Sponge ' 5. Oily Dedrer or o Pep Assembly Theme 5 Spi ut The life of srudenrs or Logon High consisted of more than jusr school. There were donees, football and basketball gomes, and, of course, homework to fill the hours after school. Many srudenrs hod jobs to help pay for necessities. Srudenrs also used after school rime jusr for having fun. sf 6 Spirit A Grizz Summer lr was o good summer for rhe Grizzlies, new and old. Summer found rhem lounging in rhe sun and roking life easy. Spending money was o favorire pasrrime for many while orhers mode rheir own fun in rhe sun. Some inreresring ploces rhor srudenrs visired were Hawaii, Mexico, Conodo ond Tahiri. Some srudenrs sroyed ro orrend summer comps such os rhe cheerleoding comps rhor were held or USU rhis losr June ond July For boys, rhere were summer foorbofl comps where rhey gor some experr advise on ploys ond srraregies The Universiry also offered on orr doss for high school srudenrs. Bur summer was nor all fun ond gomes for rhe Grizzlies Mony worked or did research for people in rhe communiry Liso Hillyord ond John Walron, among orher srudenrs. worked os pages for rhe Senore £ Karhy Alen shows her enrhuSK m foe comping Kris Hymas, Tori Kemp ond Usa Dixon goof around on o hor summer doy or rhe Kemp homesreod ond moke plans for o fun rime before school srorrs 8 Summer Summer 9 1,080 hours o year ore spent in the School Building Industrial Arts building (left) housed type, shorrhond, compurer application, and other business classes on rhe first floor Most moth classes and ouro shop ore roughr in rhe basement of this building. Art, ceramics, silkscreening, and drafting are also taught in this building Football field (lower left) is the site for grizzly gridiron action. The srudentbody cheered from rhe west side of rhe field during home gomes bt 10 Campus Recreation center (left) was builr ro be used for rhe school's P E. deporrmenr os well os for public use. Lodger rooms, offices for teachers and coaches, gymnosiums, rackerball courts, o weight room, gymnastic equipment, and rhe basketball court ore some of rhe focibries that ore there for the use of rhe school Main building (below) consists of three differ enr floors, rhe lobby, auditorium, music rooms, and cafeteria The top floor contains lockers for juniors, rhe library, and classrooms. Seniors' lockers, rhe moin office, and rhe student store are located on rhe second floor Sophomores' lockers are on rhe bottom floor £ Campus 11 12 Community Logan, Urah 84321 Logon hos mony old buildings induding rhe LDS temple ond the county courthouse These two buildings both were o hundred yeors old ond hod birthday porries given in honor of their oge. The Knitting Mill, olso on old building, wos rhe couse of much controversy in Logon, It srood on rhe ground given to rhe dry for o pork The building hod been used os o donee holl, A petition wos starred ro save rhe old building that might hove been torn down. The Sears building wos to become the new Logon City Library The Seors company closed rhe Logon brooch before this yeor Other business hod also suffered rhe some fore of moving ro o smoller building or closing down complerly 1 View of Logon City from o rest stop just our of Logon Conyon 2 Mon Street ot night in front of the rabernode 3. Lighted A on rop of Ok) Moln txrtdng on USU compos. 4 Ok) Knitting Mi on Man ond First Eost Community 10 Ending in Success Homecoming week con be one of rhe mosr fun weeks of rhe yeor. Throughour rhe week rhere wos o consronr buzz of ocriviry rhor everyone wos oble ro porricipore in. There were conresrs of srrengrh ond rolenr during rhe lunch hours and o 'bug sruff ro see if losr years record could be broken. There was o parade down Main Srreer wirh officers, cheerleaders ond srudenrs Throwing condy ro rhe onlookers. Afrerwords rhere was o powder puff gome wirh rhe gold ream vicrorious ond o bonfire ro worm rhe players ond specrarors. To rop off rhe week, rhe foorball gome ogoinsr Mounrain Cresr wos ployed wirh Logon winning 14-10. The donee afrerwords mode rhe week o big success. .6f 14 Homecoming f i 1 If 1 j Un ' T2L Ij .1 |ltl (• m Cruising rhe srreers of Logon m o hor rod Corverre ore Logon ttgh’s Husrrious Dnckerres Afterwords they cheered or rhe Powderpcrff gome ond provided the specrorors with o hoff-nme show ■ m — Going fry doss m o Codioc ere Homecomng Queen Sorjo VonNoy. ond orrendonrs Trudy Horch ond Lon Gemng reody for rhe gome. AAndy Efcoson growls ro show her true gnr Morrenson Homecoming 15 Gold Ttom Row 1 Cooches Delias WWen. Crag Dove, Jeff Gessomon. Jim Hunr Row 2 Amy Lorowoy, Jufce James. Oecky Poge. Oonn Honsen. Leo Nah. Meredrfh Sorenson. Chnsrne Thornley. Rosalie Fernn. Jan Luncfeerg, Oeverty Johnson. Jolene Focer Row 3 Mmdy Ekoson. Lon Morrensen. Krisry Oernrson. Usa Osborne. Chnsme Lennon. Ruth Lei. She y McGu en. Joni Anderson. Jomie Lorsen, Shannon Monley. Tereso Pomngron. Row 4 Came Hityard. Lon Lombea. Moroo Morrensen. Mortyn Russel. Undo Ttobens. Decky Cowley. Ang. Ei on. Annerre Ross, Shoron Morrhews. Vicki Johnson. Jonlee Jensen. Darla Greve Row 5 Angela Ralphs. Metope Rowings. Suscn Dumng. Debb«e Farbonks Foorboll is no longer jusr for rhose mighry, mocho, super-jock moles. Ir's here for rhose fighring females roo in o form oil ir's own POWDER PUFF! Powder puff foorboll hos been o Logon High rradirion for several years Ir was Thursday, Seprember 29, 1980, 6 30 p.m. on rhe Worrhingron Ports foorboU field, and once ogoin ir wos Red versus Gold The gold ream srarred rhe gome wirh o super kick-off. bur rhe firsr quarrer moved rorher slowly unril rhere wos less rhon five seconds on rhe dock. Decky Poge, wirh rhe boll m her hand, mode o thirty-yard run along wirh rhe firsr rouchdown of rhe nighr, Exdremenr wos in rhe oir The score wos 60 for rhe Gold. The second quarrer began in rhe some fashion unril rhe dock reod rhree minures and forty seconds Lori Morrensen hod rhe boll ond ran nearly 80 yards for rhe second rouchdown for rhe Gold only ro find she'd been penalized for having losr a flog Third quarter come ond wenr Doth reams rook turns wirh rhe boll. The rhe fourth quarrer srarred ond ogom exdremenr began ro breok. There wos rhree minures and fifty-two seconds lefT in rhe gome The Red ream made rhar move across rhe goal line wirh rhe boll carried by April Edmunds The exrro two pomrs were then made leaving rhe final score 14-8 for rhe Gold! The gome ended then a heorrbreoker for rhe Red, a victory for rhe Gold! Gold ream members ger pysched for rhe gome 16 Powder Puff The red ream shows rher spirir during rhe Homecoming porode Golden Vicrory Powder Puff women m OCTion Red Team Row 1 Cooches Orion Soderqmsr, Scon Ooyron, Dennis Wildmon. Roger Jordine. Corey Turner Row 2 Mary Ormdey. Audrey Begay, Heorher Kirschmon, Dona Jensen. Morgee Darker. Janer Dernrson. Sand Sroddorr. Sorjo VonNoy. Apr! Edmons. Korhy Allen Row 3 Don Hoocen, Korhryn Ware. Town Henderson. Noratee Domema. Leso Conte. Toy a Cheney. Missy Johnson, Uso Seer holer Row 4 SoRene Golding. Lori Solrem, Jonaiee Heops. Renee Hardy, Rurh Checkens. Tom Andrews. Mounne Johnson. Debbte Jones. Sondi Henmger Row 5 ConcS Meier, Karilyn Norris. Kim Hymas, Cammy Porter, Etome Herd. Monanne Halufio. Cefco Weeks. Susie Srockwe Powder Puff 17 Vcke Johnson shows creoriviry os she orronges flowers for rhe Ptonr Peddler Nonerre AkJermon mans Burger King's driven window After School Hours Alrhough our home owoy from home seems ro be between rhe wolls of LHS, mony of us olso spend o high percenroge of our rime or ofrer school jobs Ctorhing shops, fosr food ploces ond movie rheorres, ro nome c few, ore populored wirh reen-oge employees. Most srudenrs would ogree rhor rhe besr porr obour working is rhe money. Srudenrs wages ore spent on everything from oil sorrs of entertainment ro clothes ond cars. Mony srudenrs even monoge ro pur o lirrle owoy for college Carl Budge bogs groceries during rhe Thanksgiving rush. 18 After School Hours University Influence During business week or USU Rurh Lei ond Korherine Wore spoke ro Kenr Thomas obour job opportuniries or Wescor Ocrogenonon Dob Hope wos o guey or USU during Homecoming 1980. Dob Hope's speaol Dob Hope Goes To Cotege ored on noriond Television November 20 ond feorured Uroh Srore Universiry. While cruising rhe halls ar Logan High, ir's nor unusual ro see srudenrs in Uroh Srare Universiry r-shirrs and swear shirrs. Mosr srudenrs ar LHS hove some kind of rie wirh rhe universiry. Urah Srare Universiry provides us wirh many greor opporruniries - everyrhing from educarion ro enrer-rainmenr. On rhe educorional side of rhings, LHS seniors spenr rhe day ar rhe universiry's annual Business Week. The day began wirh a connnenrol breakfasr ond induded lisrening ro a voriery of lecrures on rhe subjecr of enrering rhe business world. The srudenrs who parricipared really enjoyed rhe program, especially since rhey were excused from a whole day of classwork! £ Universiry Influence 19 mam— Logon High Senior Mole overoging . H Height 5'tT « Weight 162® Hair Color O'Ctiff 65% Ot r de 25% Rec 1% Oteck 9%f Eye Color Blue 42% frow 40% j Gree-' 9%- Hazel 11% Delly Durrons 97% innes 3% ounes Sleep ours. 10 mm doily T.V. 1 nour 45 min dcityi Homework: 1 hour 10 min :ily Ears b' o ... erced Perms 15% . Bones 39% st ved i Job 56% emptoyeaj G.P.A. 3.19 Dotes 2 monrhly Self Rating 8 oao sell? of 110 Members of Virgin Lips Forever 15% Student injuries Logon High Junior Male averac ng Height 5'11 Weight; JR Hoir Color Drown- 47% Blonde 35% ed: 6% Biac 13% Eye Color. D.ue 25% Drow 20% Green 2 3 . Haze! 355 Belly Burtons: 98% Sleep 7 s 40 r T.Vr«i1 hoyr 40 min. Homework 1 hojr $5 doily Ears pierced Perms ' Bones . Job .66% emp'oyed G.P.A. 3.13 Dotes 2 month'y Self Rating $ on a scale of 110 a Members of ’’Virgin Lips Forever”?’23? Logdrt Hl§h Sophomore Moles overoging . . . Height 5'8” Weight 136 99 Hoir Color Bmwn 64% Cfende 24% 4% dock 3% v Eye Color Blue 39% Brown 34% Greer 13% Haze 14% Belly Buttons 90% nnies 10% ouries” Sleep 8 hours doily T.V. 2 hours 30 mm. cW Homework 1 hour 20 dci'y Ears 3% pierced Perms: 8°- Bones: 38% suffered Injuries Job 33% employed G.P.A. 316 Dotes 1 monrhly . I Self Raring 8 on c ole of 1 10 Members of Virgin Lips Forever”: 4% Body Logan High Senior Femole overaging Height 5'5'' Weight 113 Hair Color Drown; 62% Bionde 32% Red 0% Block 3% Eye Color Blue 30% Bre. 33% Green. 23% Hazel; 9% oures Belly Buttons 100% ‘'inrues 0% Sleep 6 hours 50 min. daily T.V.. 1 hour 10 mo day Homework 1 Hour 35 mrv. d ; Ears 70% pieced Perms 61% Bones 26% sujerec injyres| Job 56% employee 6.P.A.: 457 Dotes 2 monthly Self Rating 7 on o scale of 1-10 Members of “Virgin Lips Forever” 11% mm Logon High Junior Female averaging Height 5'5“ Weight 124 Hair Color B v 4% B EyeC olor D e Greer 18% I Belly Burtons Sleep 6 y-y T.V. 1 hour 45 m daily Homework 1 hour 4C min. daily Ears 81% pierced Perms 52% Bones 23®' offeree injuries’ Job 40% emoloyed „■ G.P.A.: 3 28 Dares: 2 momhfljP Self Rating 7 on a scale of 1-10 Members of “Virgin Lips Forever ■ffghSc ereging’ Sophomore Femole -eger. overagl Height Weight 116 Hoir Color Ib-gwh 64% Blonde 33% Rea 2% fijpeh Eye Color Blue 31% Brown 21% Green 21% Hazel: 27% Belly Butrons 2% “innies Sleep: 7 m _ a 25 min. daii T.V. . ours 10 mm doily Homework: 1 hour 30 dn Ears 79% oiercec' Perms 42% M 8% “ouries' Bones 26 Job 34% G.P.A. 3.2 Dotes 1 Self Rotin Members of iffered injuries loyed 7 or o -ole of 110 “Virgin Lips Forever” 1t% Afrer on extended illness, Communisr Porry leoder Yuri Andropov reoppeored during rhe week of February 13 all decked our for his own funerol 72 year old Pulirburo elder Konsrannne Chernenko wos named rhe new Soviet President. Our own feariess leader. Ronald Reagan, announced his decision to run for re-election in 1984 Former Vice President Walter Mondale and Colorado Sena tor Gory Harr were top contenders for the Democratic nomination Meanwhile, rhe first unrerhered space walk wos being executed 165 miles above Howoii by astronauts Robert Stewart ond Druce McCondless Other than Miss Piggy. Solly Ride made headlines as rhe first woman in space They orbited for eight days. World Happenings CURRENT Russia's new man in charge F st unrerhered space walk 22 Current Evenrs Olympic smash Billy Johnson won rhe Umred Srores’ firsr gold medol in downhill skiing or rhe Winrer Olym pic Gomes in Sarajevo. Yugoslavia Woy ro go. USA’ Singing supersror Michael Jackson was in o on-ser ex plosion occidenr while filming o Pepsi commercial or Shrine Audirorium m Los Angeles After his recovery from several scalp burns, he rerurned ro Shrine Audirorium on February 28 ro claim a record eighr Grommy Awards Hir movies of rhe year included, Yenrl, srorring Bor boro Srreisond, All The Righr Moves, srorring reen heorr rhrob Tom Cruise, ond Foorloose, o musical movie filmed in sourhern Uroh E v E N T S Currenr Evenrs 23 Unired Srores citizens commemorored rhe deorh of former presidenr, John F. Kennedy. November marked rhe rwenrierh anniversary of his assisinarioo in Dallas, Tex as Christmas rime brought with it rhe year's biggest fad. Cabbage Parch dolls Though rhe dolls hove been around since 1977, they did not become popular until rhe begin ning of 1954 The dolls came complete with odoprion papers, and no two dolls ore exactly olike. Their designer, Xavier Roberts, is amazeo with their populoriry £ CURRENT PRICES Gas $1.04 Movie S3.50-S4.00 Concerr Tickers SQ.50 and up Ski Pass $10.00 Records $9.00 and up Haircut $8.00 Nikes $30.00 Levi Shrinks $15.99 Dig Mac $1.20 Candy Dar $.35 Can of Pop $.40 24 Current Events Sporrs enrhusiosrs hod somerhing ro cheer abour in 1984 Warching rhe Winter Olympia occupied much of rheir spore rime during rhe month of February. They cheered on rwins Phil and Sreve Mohre to re specrive gold and silver medals in rhe slalom, rhey worched os Scorr Homilron coprured rhe gold in rhe men's ice skating competition, ond rhey sympathized wirh skorers Blumberg and Seiberr when one low mark for rheir music pur any medol our of reoch. Meanwhile, back in Los Angeles crews and officials were making preparations for rhe Summer Olympics which promise ro be more fruitful for U S. orhleres Current Evenrs 25 Don't Get Stuck on Valentine's! Save o life, give blood. Thor was rhe morro displayed in many of rhe clossrooms rhe week before February 14. Valenrine's Day was rhe dare many srudenrs followed rhar morro and gave blood Srudenrs had ro be 17 yeors old or older ro donore blood, ond rhe Red Cross was very pleased wirh rhe rurn our. The heodquarrers for rhe Blood Drive was rhe old girls gym and over 100 people donared, mosr of rhem being srudenrs or reachers. I can’r believe I'm doing rhis, soid one srudenr. I hare needles Bur regordless of rhe poin, srudenrs ond foculry seemed ro feel rhor giving blood wos worrh r £ Through rhe mrense pan of the neeale, Roger JocRmon gves blood 26 Biood Drive Phobios Do you hove o phobia? Phobia: fobea -phobia, fear of something, on exaggerated ond often disabling fear. Inexplicable to the subject, having occasionally a logical but usually, an illogical or symbolic object, ond serving to protect the ego against anxiety arising from unexpressed ogressible impulses. —compare compulsion, obsession. Claustrophobia: abnormal dread of being in dosed or narrow spoces Clusterphobio fear of being turned into o peonur duster Autophobio fear of yourself Mofophobla fear of being sweored at by someone. Phobiophobio feor of feor Bdphobio feor of burton down collars Agoraphobia ‘ear of open ploces Femalephobia; o dreaded feor of femoles. Hydrophobia feor of water Acrophobia feor of heights. Jbphobia feor of wclking posr Jock bench Sdphobia feor of being hit by o srudenr driver Fatheadphobia feor of conceited people Dlood Dnve Phobios 27 Oetow Gris Ine up for rtie Greor Roce Below left Gris sign up for the guy of rheir choice Delow rtghr: Gris even fight for rhor speciol guy Dance fhe Night Away Hove you every hod sweory hoods, on un easy feeling in your sromoch, o loss of words, or o severe cose of srurrering? These ore some of rhe mosr common symproms of woiring for your dore ro come or asking someone our. Doling is o rerrific social evenr rhor widens your cirde. Ir's fun ro associare wirh rhe opposire sex and ger ro know differenr people. Logon High srudenrs hove some greor ideos for daring Even rhe girls ger ro experience ask ing someone our ond rhe guys ger ro decide wherher ro occepr or rejecr rhe girl's offer. Most of rhe donees held rhroughour rhe yeor ore for couples, bur rhe srog donees ore o greor woy for srudenrs ro associare wirh orhers. Mosr srudenrs would ogree rhor doring cerroinly mokes school o lor more inreresring! St 28 Doring Michelle Checkers and Shelly Wogrver help decorare for the donee The officers for Spirit Club, Michelle Dovis. Jennifer Johnson. Sue Godfrey. Teri Thorne. Melanie Rowlings. Michelle Checkerrs, ond Uso Smith, sponsored rhe Girls' Choice Donee on November 21 Gris found dever ways ro osk guys our One girl hod Dominoe s deliver o pizzo wirh o note oskmg him ro rhe donee The only problem was rhor rhe pizzo wenr ro rhe wrong house Anorher girl hod o package delivered in o big rruck or 2 o'clock in rhe morning The donee rurned our ro be a big success. The decorarions resembled on old-fashioned ice creom parlor complere wirh whire wicker choirs Ice cream wos even served for refreshments All m oil. rhe nighr wos o greor hr £ The donee before rhe lights were dimmed. Gris' Choice Donee 29 CHRISTMAS MEANS LOVE Gonr snowflokes hung from rhe ceiling, ond looking our Through rhe frosred windows rhe sparkle of reol snowflokes could be seen in rhe moonlighr The misrleroe feeling could nor be denied. Srudenrs gor in rhe holiday mood or rhe Chrisrmas Donee on December 9 enrirled. Chrisrmos Means Love The bond. No Vocon-cy. did o fanrosric job wirh rhe music, ond rhe rheme was sung by Lori Lomberr, Lori Morren-sen, Morjo Mechom, Jon Morrensen, Heorher Riley, Pom Porrer. Craig Dovts. Randy Benmon. Corey Turner, Courrney Williams, Jeff Miller, ond John Wolron Couples wondering inro rhe lobby from rhe donee found rhe rransformarion exciring. Every rhing from rhe condlelir robles ro rhe fireplace in rhe corner was decorared ro perfecrion A visir from Sonro ropped off rhe evening’s fesrivines The donee reoliy srorred off rhe holiday season in o greor woy' £ Couples enjoyed mus«c provded by No Voconcy Lon Morrenson ond Rick Thorne greor srockng sruffers' 30 Chrisrmos Donee Wacky Women Wacky, how else would you describe ir? Wacky Women's Week gor off ro o greor srorr Monday. Jonuory 23, when rhe week's schedule was passed our olong wirh heorr shaped roffy ro remind rhe girls of rhe upcoming Sweer hearrs Doll Tuesday rhe school was filled wirh spirired females m fuzzy foorweor for swearers ond slippers day Then on Wednesday an assembly pur on by rhe Girls Leogue broughr rhe school's rruly wacky women inro rhe limelighr The show was hosred and performed in rhe form of o TV owords show, ond rhe climax come as Michelle Hunsicker was preserved rhe Wackiesr Woman Award and guesr appear onces were mode by Boy George and Michael Jockson Since school was nor held Friday be cause of mid winrer conference, rhe Greor Dace was held on Thursday. An aura of excire menr ond anricip arion serried over rhe school os rhe girls wormed up for rhe big race. Then rhey were off and running for rheir men The ball was held m rhe old boy's gym, decorared wirh old-fashioned shops and a worerfail. The rheme song, Toke A Chance , was sung by Brooke Palmer and Jason Hunsaker. and rhe mosr preferred men were Croig Do vis, Mike Groll, ond Drooks Porrer £ Desperate women roce for rhe r men 32 Wacky Women's Week Most Preferred: Mike Grot Croig Davis. Orooks Poirer VALENTINE'S DAY He couriously approaches, Wondering Will she be mine?” He moves closer and whispers, Will you be my valenrine '' She giggles ond blushes, Shurs her eyes, rhen sreals o peek As he sheepishly leans over, And plonrs o kiss upon her cheek She giggles ’couse ir tickles. She’s embarrassed ond pulls oway. And so rhe rradirion continues, Each and every Volenrine’s Day. Sweerheorr's Boil 33 The Curious Savage” On December 1 ond 2. Logon High School pre senred rhe comedy, The Curious Savage. The Curious Sovoge was wrirren by John Parrick, and was firsr produced by rhe Thearer Guild and Young m New York on Ocrober 24. 1950 Ir hod a long run, and is srfll popular wirh rhearer groups across rhe nor ion. The play was direcred by Eugene Tueller wirh cosrumes by Parry Johnson The play evolves around on old woman, Mrs Sovoge, who is placed in an insane ossylum by her children in order ro keep her from spending rhe family forrune on choriries Mrs Savage meers a pecul or array of guesrs or rhe ossylum consisring of: Fairy May, a homely girl who is a habirual liar, Florence, an eleganr lady who believes a doll is her losr child, Jeff, o young man who hides his face wirh his hands because he believes his face is scarred, Hannibal, a plump sraris-ririon who rhinks he is a grear violinist and Mrs Paddy, o middle-aged woman who hosn'r said a word in rwenry years because her husband rold her ro shur up. The aurher, John Parrick, poinrs our rhor rhe inmores home” is nor an ossylum nor ore rhese good people lunoncs The whole pomr of rhe ploy ro conrrosr rhem wirh Mrs. Savage's children ond rhe insane world ourside Ethel P Sovoge. Norolee Domeoci. rries ro figure our just why her family pur her owoy 34 School Play Tiros. Somuel. Honmboi. and liy Bette discuss Erhel Savage's condirion ond figure our just where rhe yoien money could be hidden Cost Fronr Bow Dennis Hasson, Hcnr bd. Mory Bnndley, Fory Moy. Noiolee Domema. Erhel Sovoge; Tovo Hnrz. Florence. Bonme Hansen, Mrs Poddy Dock Bow Curt Foyer, Jeff. Dill Decker, Samuel, Dario Beck, Lily Bette-, Volene Anderson, Mss Willie Boon Thomson. Tfus. Doug Smth. Dr Emmerr School Ploy 35 Seven Of Each Rehearsals for rhis year's musical starred in early Jonuary Afternoon rehearsals began at 2 35 and finished or 5:00 Evening reheorsols went from 7 00 until 10:00. The Brides and Brothers hod one Saturday rehearsal that starred or 9 00 am and ended or 6 00 pm Many hours were spent for both cost and orches tra preparing for the show Under the direction of Mr Tueller, rehearsals for the orchestra began in Jonuory, also Performances were held on March 15.16. and 17 ot 8 00 The old saying ‘Beware the Ides of March rook on a new meaning when, at the first performance. Corey Turner accidentally hit Chris Rosmussen during one fo the choreographed fights, and gave him a block eye Paul Hardman also hod quite a night when he pushed hs arm through a gloss window and bled through on entire scene After the show he was ralsen to the hospital and received twenty sritches Kevin White summed up the experience of being in the musical. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, by say mg. It was a lor of fun, even though the reheorsols become long and boring It was worth all the work ond the nights of performances £ 36 Musicol Mliy and her new brorhers (bock I ro r Done!, Benjamin. Frank. Gdeon, (fronr I ro r) Caleb and Ephroim Cast of Characters Mil|y Lori Morrenson Adorn Ponripee Croig Dovj$ The Ponripee Brothers Gideon Benjamin Caleb Daniel Ephraim Frank Jason Hunsaker John Wolron Corey Turner Dennis Hasson Paul Hardman Roberr Perry The Brides Alice Dorcus Rurh Lizo Marrho Saroh The Suitors Jeb Carl Luke Marr Joel Zeke 38 Musical Mary Brindley Jon Morrensen Rosalie Ferrin Bonnie Hansen Tayo Cheney Jano Sreed Douglas Smith Burron May Troy Janes Randy Bennion Jeff Shepherd Chris Rasmussen The camera corches Dilly Decker c Lori Morrensen off guord The Pcoripee brorhers moke ptohs ro kidnap rheir prospecnve brides Dennis Hosson. Gorry Coon, ond Alison Derkey repair rhe coach whio Nylon Domenici relaxes 1 ■ ■ wrZ'ii Chris Tueller ps ro move some props Musical 39 Junior Prom Royalty From Row Pom Porer. ftrven Landeen Jeon Monhews OocH Row Con Duoge Jon LeOaron. Sron $mirt 40 Jr Prom Sr Doll Hypooriy Jock Uhgo copnvores oudience That's Entertainment Focus your eyes on rhe light ond ler norhing disrrocr your orrenrion,” colmly srored Jock Lirhgo os students entered o relaxing sleep By controlling their subconscious minds, students were mode ro untie his tie. shout shut up, ond grab the curtain Other assemblies during rhe year featured o roost for Cooch Comodeno, Logon High's prize turkey, or Thanksgiving, ond awards assembly featuring Michael Jockson ond Doy George, ond scenes from rhe musical, Seven Brides for Sev en Brothers Students were treated to o viewing of rhe school play, The Curious Savage. The Chounroires. Crimson Colony, and Mixed Chorus presented their annual Christmas con cert ro rhe srudenrbody after their evening per formonce was cancelled due ro o snowstorm Crimson Bues jazz up on assembly Sue Godfrey models rhe lores m lerrermon jockers Assemblies 41 Clubs mode the overage school doy o bir more exciting. Many students were involved in such orgonizotions os Ski Club, the Grizzly, ond Crimson Colony Organizations become o port of each students life. 42 Orgonizorions Organizations 43 AMPHION STAFF Theme Ediror.............Sharia Drown Color Ediror..............Molyn Drower Junior Ediror........................Jeon Morrhews Soph. Ediror....................Elizoberh Gessaman Clubs Ediror............Melanie Dowlings Acriviries Ediror..........Noel Palmer Academics Ediror...........Sreve Smirh Srudenr Life.................Julie Glover ..................Tonyo Hill Secrerory.........................Nanerre Alderman Adverrising...............Heorher Riley ...............Jona Sreed Sporrs Edirors...........Kevin Whire ...........Yvonne Duncon Phoro Ediror...............Travis Rigby Phorogrophers......................Mike Gibbs ......Chris Dorrholomew ...........Roger Jockmon Advisors..........................Korhy Zilles -----------------Elbr Drunson CT 44 Ampnion Mrs Ziles mokes sure everyone knows when rher deodlines ore DEADLINES DEADLINES DEADLINES Yeorbook wos like o whole new world rhis year All of rhe faces were new excepr for rhree, Malyn Drower, Sharia Drown, ond Noel Palmer Along wirh o new staff came o new publisher ond a new advisor Karhy Killer Zilles wos one of rhe many new teachers ar Logon High rhis year She hod never raughr yearbook before In facr, this is her firsr conracr wirh yearbook since she wos ossisronr ediror on her school's yeoroook her senior year This new world even hod a longuage of irs own. This Amphion language included such words os pica, copy, deed, caprion, division pages, gurrer, kicker, headlines, flop, signorure. ladder, spread, and rhe dreoded, bur rhe mosr imporranr, lay our ond deodline. The word wirh rhe mosr emorional impact was deadline Deadline meonr are hours ofrer school writing copy, choosing rhe perfect pictures for rhe loyour rhar rook a week ro design, shorr tempers, a lor of screaming, and a lor of headaches Bur os soon as rhar deadline wos mer. life seemed worrh living again, rhor is unril rhe nexr one This unique world colled Amphion brought rogerher eighreen srudenrs of varied .nreresrs ro accomplish o single goal, rhar of making rhe 1980 84 Logon High Amphion rhe besr one ever While ir sriil remains ro be seen if we mer rhe challenge, one thing is clear, rhis year's Amphion is a Limited Edirion. £ Amphion 45 □ Making Headlines lr was difflculr ro ger rhe Grizzly our rhis year because ir was hord ro find o rime when rhe whole sraff could meer rogerher,” soid Rosalie Ferrm, ediror m chief. Deng on rhe Grizzly sraff wos o rorally exrro-curriculor ocriviry rhis year or Logon High School. The edirors of rhe paper would rhink of original ideas for rhe paper and deiegore ossignmenrs ro rhe workers under rhem Then rhe sraff would research ond wrire rhe arncle assigned ro rhem. Each member of rhe sraff worked diligenrly on rheir own rime ro creare o quoliry newspaper for Logon High School srudenrs Wirh rheir advisor, Mr Barfuss, rhe Grizzly sraff worked roword rhe gool of prmring o school paper every rhree ro four weeks The papers conromed arrides on our-sronding srudenrs, sporrs evenrs, ond orher special school ocrivines The Grizzly sraff did o wonderful pb for rhe school rhis year W Dorfuss draws layours for on upcomng issue 46 G'zzy □ Trcv Rigby cned s our his work in prior ftoscie Ferrm snows ner enrhusiosm rowards being ediror in chief of rhe Gnziy S'ever Smirh concenrrores hord on motong no rypogrophtcol errors Grizzly Sraff Ediror in Chief Rosalie Ferrin News Ediror Simon Leo Sporrs Ediror Brian Soderquisr Feorure Ediror Mindy Eliason Assisronr Ediror Nare Alder Assisronr Sporrs Ediror John Walron Phorographers Travis Rigby Chris Barrholomew Reporrers Benjomm Biair Sreven Smirh Chris Nerrleron Dave Sharp Brer Barfuss Columnisr Dennis Hasson Corroonisr Business Managers Mcrie Harris Teresa Parringron Advisor Brenr Barfuss Prinrer G'zzy 47 □ Officers Taking Charge Keeping rrack of L poinrs allotted ro each srudenr was rhe job of sophomore Angie Whitaker, junior Srocy Drown, ond senior Debbie Fairbanks, who were appointed T clerks. They orrended meerings ond kepr rrock of current school events. Thanks ro their hord work, rhe L banquet or rhe end of rhe year for outstanding students was possible People earned T” poinrs for being in such organizations os band, Chaunraires, and Crimson Colony. I poinrs were earned for decorating or donees, being in sports such as tennis, football, volleyball, ond basketball. Cleaning up after painting the town earned seniors extra I poinrs, too. Senior Maurine Johnson served rhe school as hisrorion for 1983-84. She made records of outstanding events ond unique happenings that are sure ro be appreciated or high school reunions to come, Srocey Drown smies offer locking up rhe booksrore Appointed: Mourine Johnson. Debbie Foirbonks, Srocey Drown. Angie WNioker □ 48 Appointed The Girls' League, under rhe direcrion of Sruarr Howell, sponsored o number of fundraisers. They ron on ice cream srond or rhe sidewalls sole during rhe summer ond rhey sold helium balloons or rhe Cache Counry Foir in Augusr. Dur fundraisers were nor rhe only acnviries pur on by rhe help of Gris' League The Sweerhearrs Dali wos ro rheir credir os well as Wacky Women’s Week ond rhe powderpuff foorboll gome played during Homecoming. The Doy’s League had a hand in rhe year's acriviries as well They roo held fundraisers ro help pay for rheir acriviries ond projecrs. They sponsored rhe John Goddard assembly and provided o movie or Chrisrmos rime. Cruising in Kelly Hubbard's car, rhey rhrew candy ro rhe specrorors while porrici paring in rhe Homecoming parade. Drian Thomson was rhe Doys' League presidenr for 1983-84 I ron for office because I wanred ro moke somerhmg our of rhe Boy's League and moke people rake us seriously insread of Thinking ir's a joke. We gor off ro a slow srarr, bur we pulled ir rogerher. Doys' League Officers: Simon Leo, secrerory Nare Alder. Junior representative Thomson side Mokxjf, sophomore representative, Troy Anderson, vice presidenr. David Jorrerr, senior representorve€ . s«0PPt Girls' League Officers: Joni Anderson, senior representative; Jono Steed, secrerory Row 2 Tern Kerr, junior representative; Jute Glover, vice president; Ten Thorne, sophomore represenronve. Nor pictured NaroSee Domenici, presidenr Gris' Leogue officer. Jono Sreed. talks ro friends in rhe lobby ofrer school D Doys' ond Gris’ League 49 □ Doug Smirh, wirh rhe help of Mr Hoslom. leods rhe srudenr senate They sir down op pfoximorely every two weeks ond plan rhe school's ocrivines, solve problems or ony-rhmg else rhor onses They debore on mar-rers such os donees, fundroisers, ond assemblies ond other such activities. On doys when nor m session, rhe differenr class officers meer ond p on ocriviries themselves f Student Senate: Dennis Hasson Pere Miller, Jeon Matthews, Kirsten Landeen. Porri Potter, Ten Thorne. Jennifer Johnson, Kristy Dernrson, Jono Steed. Julie Glover, Noralie Holoufio, Mike Groli. Notolee Domenici, Ruth Checkerrs, Eric Derr, Corey Turner. Jeff Miller. Kevin White, Toyo Cheney. Corrie Hillyord. Joni Anderson. Doug Smirh, Simon Leo. David Jerrerr, ond April Edmunds In Session Left Jeff Miller ond Kevin Whire ksren inrenrly on rhe morrer or hood Beow Mr HoskDm helps srudenrs our m o rough siruoron Oorrom Kriyy Dernrson rakes nores while srudenr senore discusses fundraisers 50 Srudenr Senore Things happened for srudenrs of Logon High who orrended Boys' or Girls' Srore Boys' Store wos held or USU in Logon ond Gris' Srore wos held or SUSC m Cedor Ciry during rhe week of June 512. One of rhe many highlighrs or Girls' Srore wos rhe elecrion of Krisry Bernrson ro rhe office of Lieurenonr Governor. Bonnie Honsen, Carrie Hillyord, ond Liso Corrle were oil srore representatives. Bonnie Honsen wos also elected Majority Leader in rhe House of Representatives ond Carrie Hillyord was elected Minority Assistant. Respect for the flog wos stressed by the elected offiools or Girls Srore. Boy's Srore hod its highlighrs, too. The first doy ciry elections were held ond speakers told srudenrs about the mony aspects of government. Elections for counry ond srore officials were also held. It wos nor oil work ond no ploy for rhe srudenrs os they followed rrodiripn by holding their own onnuol fifth floor elevator sruff. The Lieurenonr Governor of rhe srore of Utah spoke ro rhe assembly ond other ciry, counry, ond srore officials lectured rhroughour rhe week Everyone participated in mock trials ond skits The porriciponrs of Boys' Srore now hove o greater appreciation for the workings of our government. £ Krisry Bernrson wos eleered Lieurenonr Governor by girls from ol over rhe yore of Uroh or Girls' Srore Girls' Srore Fronr Bow Bosofce Ferrin. Boome Honsen. Becky Cowley Bow 2 Corrie Hilyord. Chrisrme Thornley. Leo Corrle. Burh Checkers. BOYS’ STATE Todd Adorns David Allen Norhon Coll Scott Clayton Robert Cohen Croig Dovis Bill Decker Eric Derr Doug Dickson Dennis Hasson David Jorretr Simon Leo Brent McDonald Jeff Miller Robert Perry Chris Rasmussen Gordon Raymond Doug Smith Brion Soderquisr Rick Thorne Corey Turner John Walton Aton Wood □ Boys' ond Gris' Srore 51 □ Something to Cheer About It rakes more than practice ro be a cheerleader or songleader — jusr ask any member of rhe Spirir Squod. Ir rokes rime, dererminorion, dedicorion, and above all Grizzly spirir The Spirir Squad starred preparing for rhe 1983 84 school year early. They porno pored in rhe United Spirir Assoaorion Clinic ar U.S.U during rhe summer They received srraighr superior rorings, received rwo superior rrophies. and brought home a spirir stick The school year broughr pep rollys. Homecoming, and Spirir Week These successful events were all sponsored by rhe Spirir Squad With rhe help of new advisor, Becky Jordine, rhe cheer and songleoders come up with many new and original ideas rhor helped spark school spirir A highlight of rhe year was o much needed trip to sunny California during spring break Ir helped end rhe year on o high note Lon Morreosoo leods cheerleaders and crowd n o chonr Hoil 'o Logon High 52 Spirit Squod Songleaders Row One Jon Morrenson Row Two Mindy Eliason Jolene Focer Row Three Kryen Ccmpbei Apni Edmunds. Sonjo VonNoy Spirir Squod 53 □ Mighty Grizzly Spirit '’Spirir Club wos prerry fun ' srored Mindy Loosle ’’The only bod rhing is you lose your voice while supposing rhe reom” Losing voices from cheering rhe Grizzlies on wos nor rhe only ocriviry rhe Spirir Club wos involved in rhis year Their busy schedules included decororing lockers, moking reom rreors, orrendmg gomes, ond rhe girl's choice donee in November Since rhe cosr of rhese acriviries odd up, rhe Spirir Club also gor involved in plenry of fundraisers Spirir Club increased irs size rhis year ro approximorely 100 members. Wirh so many enrhusiasric girls ro supervise, odvi sor Peggy Humesron hod her honds quire ful1 Top: Spirit Club rnembers spell out their toydry to Logon High Left Spirit Club Officers: Jen ifer Johnson Vice President. Sue Godfrey Activities, Michele Dav6-Presidenj, Melanie Rawhngs-Activities Missing Mi chelle Checkerrs-Treosurer, Ltso 5mirh Secretory. Oreoco Porringron-Teom Representative, Ten Thorne Team Representative Spirir Club 55 □ It's Showtime! The Logon High HiLos worked hord rhis year ro give everyone o good show They come eorly every Monday, Wednesday, and Fridoy, ond rhey sroyed after school every Tuesday and Thursday On days before heavy competition they come or seven in the morning ond didn't leave until about five in the evening. With Shouno Jordine os their odvisor, the Hi-Los performed well or the Utah Drill Team competition They placed third in donee, third in militory, second m props, ond second m novelty. Kelly Lund ond Christine Thornley both placed in the top ten in Miss Utah Drill competition The HiLos showed their school spirit by working so hord ro be the best they could be The rest of the srudenrbody was proud of the great way m which they were entertained or oH the HiLo performances Stccey Drown Mc'y Drmdey, ond Rosa' ? Ferrin show their Grizzly p'ce or bk Hilos Frsr Row Sh ly Nyman, Christine Thornley. Rosaie Ferrr Ooyce. Kim Andrews, Tee no Porter. Tori Kemp. Debbie Odh □ - Were. Liso Nish Secooa Row Sondi Sroddorr. Mary Brindley, Liso Seerhoer. Jen LundCerg Third Row Michelle ge O'ris'ensen. Keli Lund Mory Roylonce. Srocey Drown 56 HiLos Soodi Sroddorr. Keft Lund, ond DebOte Odhom perform ro He's o Dream ” Ar rhe Sky view Logon gome Rosalie Femn shows sptrir The HLos morch down Man Street during the Homecoming Porade HiLos 57 Row 1 Bobby Jones. Troy Hones. Corey Turner. Jeff Miller. Courrney WiHioms. Enc Woiloce Row 2 Leso Corrle. Toyo Cheney. Oonr e Honsen. Corrie HiByord. Groove Polmer. Jon Morrensen Row 3 Jube Thompson. Lori Lamberr, Lori Morrensen. Heorher Riley, Morja Mechom. Pom Porter Row 4 Kevin White. Joson HunsoKer. Croig Davs, John Wofron. Rondy Bennon. Burton Moy 58 Crimson Colony Crimson Colony A Touch of Broadway Morjo and Jason work on perfecting rheir rourme Being o port of rhe Crimson Colony does nor jusr mean having rhe ever admired privilege of dragging yourself our of bed every morning ro be in rhe chord room or 7 30 o m It rook dor of work and dedicorion roo This yeor Colony has performed for rhe Lions Club, ftorory Club. Kiwonis Club, Conrinenrd Donee Club, and orher organizations including rhe school board and rhe srudenrbody They hove also compered in several competitions such os rhe Weber Srore Invirorionol ond rhe Mounroin Cresr Invirononoi Swing Choir Comperirion where they rook second ploce Colony members felr rheir biggesr responses come from rhe onnud Chrisrmos progrom ond rhe Brood way” production Crimson Colony 59 Chauntaires Represent LHS Harmoniously Songs from The Music Mon ring our from rhe choral room. Juniors ond seniors lend rheir voices ro rhe harmony purring everyrhing inro rheir ports. Ir's o rypical procrice session for rhe 2nd hour doss of Chounroires. This yeor rhe group performed for several LDS sroke conferences, annual Christ -mos ond Spring concerts, and school assemblies. In December Logon High was proud to show them off or rhe Twenty seventh Annual Christmas Choral Concert in rhe Tabernacle. Many rhonks go our ro Mr. Tueller, rheir vocal director, and his assisranrs, Mrs Morrensen and orhers, for making 1983-84 a fun and productive year for rhe Chounroires. Many hours of practice wenr inro each performance and rhe outcome was definitely worrh rhe effort' £ Chauntaires rake a break berween songs Pretend rhe photographer's nor here. Craig Procrice Time1 60 Chounroires CHAUNTAIRES Magee Darker Carrie Hftyard Doberr Perry Dandy Dennon Zonn Horiocher Teeno Porrer Joner Dernrson Sreve Humesron Pari Porrer Michelle Doyce Jason Hunsoker Ingrid Dicks Mory Drindley Julie Jomes Hearher Diley Manie Drown Troy Jones Mory Doyiance Dane Corlrng Usa Jorrerr Jeff Shepherd Toyo Cheney Mke Johnsron Jena Sreed Leso Corrle Lori lomberr Sandi Sroddorr Decky Cowley Jamie Larsen Julie Thompson Crag Do vis Sheri Larsen Linda Tibtxrs Narolee Domemci Jean Marrhews Chrs Tueller Dosdie Ferrin Durron Moy Corey Turner Doberr Ford Mcrja Mechom John Walron Dcrlo Gneve Jeff Miller Korhryn Ware Donnie Hansen Jan Morrensen Greg Worrs Deans Hasson Lori Morrenson Kevin Whire Paul Hardman Jeff Nal Courrney Wdbams Morrionne Hoywcrd Merrill Page AJan Wnghr Atoyne Herd Orooke Polmer LJ Chounroires 61 The band srnjrs its stuff or rhe Homecorrang Porode A New Look wirh New Uniforms Afrer sevenreen years of wearing rhe some uniforms, Logon High wos allowed ro buy new ones. Under rhe direcrion of Joner Osborne ond Don Sroweil o proposol was raken ro rhe school board in rhe spring of 1983 There wos o basic design decided on by o commirree A professional designer assisred ro help moke rhe uniforms look sharper ond nearer. Afrer rhe exacr derails were ogreed upon, o company wos hired ro moke rhe rwo hundred uniforms rhor were needed The hors were purchosed Through o differenr company os well os rhe wardrobe bogs. DU Decker ond Qrian Thomson worked rogerher os Drum Mojors They headed rhe bond m o comperinon held in Poyson, Uroh. rhe NEDO rournomenr for bonds There Logon compered ogoinsr some of rhe besr bonds in rhe area including Sky View, Poyson. ono Sponish Fork Logon High marched in U S.U.'s homecoming porode and rook rhird place over oil in rhe marching bond comperinon. They also wenr ro Californio ro compere os o morchmg ond concerr bond The marching bond wos mode up of rhe symphonic ond concerr bonds They proceed during rhe hour rhey hod bond ond once o week held on our of school rehearsal They worked on rounnes ond music rrying ro perfecr rhe show The Hi Lo’s end o rifle ream added o iirrie color ro rhe performances □ Oil Decker leods the band during o half rime performance 62 Mo'Cnng Dond □ Morcning Dane 63 Members of Symphonic Bond Michael Anderson. Shown Dreoger. Spence Carter. Shoyne Chnsrenson, Robert Decker. Robyn Derr Rirh Heng, Even Holmyeod. Oyde Hury. Shown Johnson, Rorke Kemp. Thereso Lennon. Myndee Loosle. Tino Loveland. John Morrs, Potty Newton. Nore Ntederhouser. Shouno No'cross, Romon Noursomodi, Suson Reese. Rogers Rtfxydson Mark TrippJer. Mehelle Weyonscow. Ruton Wood. Todd Adorns. Tom A bee. Mark Anderson. Den Dbr. Krk Dluth. Beth Draveod. Molyn Brower. Michelle Checkers. Robert Co hen, Lee Crosby. Forshod Dokm, Cothenne Davts. BUI Decker. Notolee Domenci, Dorm Duerscn, Morrm Ewer. Michele Filmore. Lso Fluckmger. Mike Gbbs, Wendy Holl. Ken Hondy. Kevin Hansen, Mark Harness. Enc Hoth. Dior Jensen. Roy Johnson, Annie Julander. Tommy Lomb. Kirk Lorsen. Ruth Lei. Brace Lowery. Brent McDondd. Richard Miller, Jill Monson, Jon Morrensen, Dov6 Mutr. Chrs Netrleton. Tonyo Olsen, Uso Osborne. Jonolee Poge. bn Porish, Lewis Paul. Chns Rossmussen. Vicky Rossmussen. Mike Young, Curts Reed, Tony Roondy. Shaun Roundy. Chuck Smith. Lso Smith. Dove Stoker. POub StuarT. Wynlee TotonrvGdge. Mchelie Tofimodge. Kerry Thoyne. Crog Thomson. Jube Thomson. Teresa Thomson. Jon Trounrvem. Mke Tueiler. Enc Walks. Shelly Wegener Louro Wfcardson. Korl Wison. Karen Wolfe, Shorto Brown. Ted Wolker. Ned Mokx 64 Symphonic Bond Ion Ponsh and Lews Poui sgnr reoc o new piece Kevin Honsen hos found o consrrucrive woy ro ler off some ho? air New Notes After five years of having a generic Jazz band, rhe srudenrs decided on a nome. Crimson Blues rehearsed almosr every morning or 7 30 Mr Srowell described it os rhe A P Band Class” Srudenrs learned more about theory and improvisation in Jazz band than in rhe other bond classes Jazz bond members were required ro play at least three solos a quarter, usuolly written by themselves. Early morning rehearsals were nor uncommon during rhe yeor for band members just before concerts. More exrro rehearsals were also necessary ro get ready for their trip ro California. The band spent from April 25 to April 29 in Los Angeles, Californio, doing concerts ond having a lor of fun The hours of hard work or rehearsals paid off. They represented our school well through rhe year. Ruth Lei commented about rhe dass, “Hard work, ..........fun......... exciting, . WOW! The piccolo solo m Sr or on 3 Stripes' features Korherme Dave, Jazz Bond 65 □ State's Best Being in orchesrro gives you rhe feeling of occomplishmenr. especially afrer o perfor monce ' commenred a member There was a lor of procriong involved in or chesrro Members were required ro procrice individually ond rhere were also several eorly morning ond sectional procrices before perfor monces. The orchesrro hod many concerrs They per formed wirh rhe Chounroires or Chrisrmos ond played for Srore Board of Educorion members in Solr Lake Ciry. Besides jusr procrices and performances, rhe orchesrro held severol group pomes rhrough our rhe yeor The orchesrro also hod rhe honor os being chosen os rhe Srore's besr orchesrro in o 3A school. £ Orchesrro members srnlse o rrodirton pose Anrhohy Soto shows hs enthusiasm lor orchesrro Q 66 Orchesrro Sophomore Oobby Jones rakes a breck Rojiv Rojogopd worcnes for his enrronce Jennifer Sharp 6 nervous obour on incoming performance □ □ Orchesrro 67 It's Debatable Deborers sow mony changes rhis year In odditon ro o new cooch, new events ond meets added voriery to the course Ms Joyonn Lorr introduced the three doss periods to musicol comedy, expository, ond after dinner speoking os well os the more familiar events Vorsiry ond novice alike competed for honors in impromptu, extemp, oratory, humorous interprerorion. student congress, Lincoln Douglos debate, dramatic interpretation ond ream debate. Mony students yoyed after school to receive additional odvce ond ro cut, paste, ond file evidence. Memorization, gestures, ond speoking skills were improved After hours of preparation. oil the hard work paid off ond trophies, certificates, ond gavels were proudly displayed Also new wos the first annuo! Coche Classic, which wos hosted by LHS. Sky View, ond Mountain Crey It wos o very successful tournament with schools from Idoho. Wyoming, ond Uroh attending Most of LHS's debote students were involved in some woy It they were nor competing, they were selling refreshments or robuloring scores Dedication was o key factor in the success of the squad Winning didn’t come eosy but the combination of talent ond effort mode it possible Mony sacrifices were mode—donees were missed, athletics tools o bock seat, ond some precious free weekends were given up—but the ream endured them oil ro moke the year one never to be forgorren □ 68 Debate p V Deoare Members are Naie Aider. Debbie Bracken, Beth Braced, Michelle Checkers. Becky Cowefy, Kns Dovis. Na'Oee Domenid. Borbaro Griffin. Kevin Hansen. Tooo Honsen, DovxJ Harrs. Caren HB, Sherry Jordine, Dona Jorvs. David Kcrren. Jeanne Mahoney, Sean MorshcH. Downa Meochom. Gerald Nelson, Wendy Neuberger. Knssy Nighswonger. Scnya Powers. Stacey Scorr. Michele Tafmadge, Brian Thomsen. Mark Thorpe. Mike Tuefler. Ahso West, Kcr Wfcon, Karen Wotfe. Sugoto Bswos. Eryn Calloway. Ruth Checkers. Mary Lyn Chrisrenson. Yvonne Duncan, Greg Ferrey. Srephbnie Hansen. Steve Hurst. Bier Jensen. Ned Molouf, Suzanne McGrew. Jeff Nelsen. Jim Nielson. Led Osborne, Robert Owens, Noel Palmer, Kyle Rob son, Tony Roundy, Louro Smith, Stan Smith, Steve Smith. Dedre Stokes. Letsa Thomson. Mork Tnppler, Pete Von Alfen. Greg Woddoups. Louro Witardsot Valene Anderson. Mark Atkinson. Doug Beach. Kcsten Ccmpbel. Steve Cannon, Shayne Chrsrenson, Scott Forley. Mike Hort. Denns Hasson, Jelona Hernng. Lyle Hubbard. Pere Miller Jit Monson. Chns Netrieron. Ni cole Olmyecd, Enc Olsen, Tanya Olsen. Sheri Quo Vicky Rassmussen, Susan Reese. Kevin Robson, Poul Stanley. Eric Strong, Wynlee Tallmadege. Justin Toth. Jane? WHIioms. Mike. Young. Debore 69 Skiers Unite We rhe skiers of Logon High, in order ro perfect our form, esroblish friendships, insure skiing pieosure. provide fun for oil, promore rhe expon sion of rhe skiing enterprise and secure rhe blessings of deep powder ro ourselves ond rhose who follow did ordoin ond esroblish rhis Ski Club of Logon High Ski Club wos a new addirion ro Logon High this year lr wos o popular dub. especioliy since rhe ski doss was cancelled The advisor Mr. Emmett, ond rhe officers Jeff Gessomon, President Dill Decker, Vice Presidenr, ond Dove Anderson. Secretary planned ocriviries, such os rhe pizza porry wirh Warren Miller films. Everyone enjoyed Ski Club With o record snowfall, members spent os much rime os possible on rhe slopes £ Tony Roundy jumps for py over ski dub Ken Handy's fon o. s cock scorcher Row 1: Heidi Gouid. Toaa Honson. Darcy Rigby, l Decker, Yvonne Dure on, Chuck Srmrh, Melanie Rowings. Wynlee TaHmodge Row 2: Kris Nielsen, Trov6 Rgby. Jeff Crosby, Kevin Jezds Row 3: Robert Decker, Roney Demon. Jeff Peterson. Ken Handy. Dove Korren. Mork Thorpe. Shoun Roundy. Tony Roundy. 70 Ski Club □ Row i: Angie Rclphs, Ton Andrews, Sharon Matthews. Leo NW Row 2: Heidi Ecces, Jennifer Rigby. Melon Knowles, Elzoberh Gessoman Row Doan Horh, Lisa Osborne. Nonerre Alderman, Jodie Bolwm. Shek Word Row 4: George Lenkerskorfer, Mike Rigby, Km Hymos, Kris Hymos. LA Officers: Marp Mecham. Repoher, Lezlee Lyons, Secrerory. Orion Wiknson. President Missing: Usa Osborne, Vce Presidenr, Rich French, Treasurer, Shelly Nymon FBLA: Building Skills for rhe Future This yeor members of FBLA (Furure Business Leaders of America) enpyed parries, such os rheir Vclenrine's Doy parry, bur rhey did more rhon jusr have fun In April members rook parr in rhe Srare FBLA Commu-nicorions, Accounring, Srenogrophy and Business Morhemarics Members also parricipared in regional comperirion in Ogden or Srevens Henager College i£ Procrtong her shorthand. Nanette Alderman crepores for on upcoming competitor FBLA 71 □ Having What It Takes Key Club Officers Front Row Mark Roy lance, Debbie Dryner, Dennis Hasson, Jeff Noll Row Two DaSas WikJen. Michelle Poce. Toni Andrews. Sharon Matthews, Mr Roberts Key Club wos o service group mode up of srudenrs who wonred ro help rhe communiry. Mosr of rhe services rook ploce around holidays so rhar many people could porrici-pore Ar Chrisrmos, rhey rook a rrip ro Sunshine Terrace ro visir ond corol wirh rhe elderly Ar Halloween, Key Club members worked in boorhes or Wilson Elemenrory School ro help our reochers ond porenrs. Key Club s affiliared wirh rhe Kiwonis Club ond eoch Wednesday rwo members orrend o dinner or Bluebird os rheir guesrs This is done on o roraring basis. Towards rhe end of rhe yeor. Key Club members orrended o convenrion in Salr Lake Ciry ond Hsrened ro dtsrricr leaders from Uroh and Idaho speak Dtsrriburive Educarion Clubs of Americo, DECA, is o norion-wide club rhor roughr srudenrs obour morkering, leadership, adverting, ond occounring. This yeor DECA hod a new advisor. Lorry Williams. Mr. Williams is also on occounring reacher so he wos able ro help rhe members of DECA our with oil rhe problems rhor arise in rhe process of running o srore DECA gove srudenrs o rosre for working ond learning srore monogemem O Dean Hasson ksrens closely os Mr Roberts outlines rhe convent ton 72 DECA Key Club DECA Frorv Row Missy Johnson. Mindy EKoson, Joleoe Focer. Srocey Drown Dow Two Km Hymos. Kns Hymos. Lot Wilioms-odvisor, Terri Kerr. Angie Chnsrnesen. April Edmonds. Knsren Spencer Michelle Poce gers excited for convennon os she listens ro Jeff Noll oortne the octiviries While in DECA. Terri Kerr finds herself o new boyfriend n DECA Key Club 73 Exchanging Cultures through Friendship Regina Lindemann from Germany I arrived here in Logon in August and I'm going ro sroy for rhe school yeor. Ir's o rorolly new experience for me ro go ro on Americon high school because rhe German and Amencon school sysrems are complerely differenr One rhing rhor really impressed me o br was when I wenr ro a foorboll gome. Ir was rhe firsr gome I hod been ro and ir was very impressive for me ro see all rhe srudenrs cheering rogerher Ir's probobiy rrue rhor Germon schools ore harder bur one imporronr rhing is missing—rhe school spirir. We don’r hove any exrrocurncular oaivmes, no assemblies, norhing. and I think rhese rhings ore almosr as imporronr as learning Angelica Euran from Mexico I come ro Logon ro srudy for rhe 1983 84 school yeor When I firsr came ro Logan High, I rhoughr ir was big and a nice school Five monrhs brer, I srill rhoughr so because LHS offers srudenrs many op porruniries ro srudy. learn, hove fun, pracrice differenr sporrs, meer people and many more rhings The school sysrem here is differenr rhan in Mexico. I think schools in Mexico ore a lirrle b r harder, bur basically rhe educarionol level is abour rhe some We do hove parries, dances and rhe like in Mexican schools, bur we don't hove clubs. Powder Puff, or assemblies. Another thing rhor I really liked was having a locker We don’r hove them in Mexico. Ir’s a grear idea Maybe we don’t need them as much, bur ir's a br more comfortable ro hove rhem. I rhmk rhar olrhough rhese are nor such viral rhings. rhey moke school life easier I hope rhor Americon srudenrs appreciate whor rhey hove it A ge c c Regno ery International Club officers Row 1 Port, Newton. Sponsh Rep . Alteon Wolroo. Vce Presdenr. Helen Zungo. Inrernononol Rep Sporvsh Rep Rich French. PresKJenr. Mox Aden. Advisor; Syivo Frokes. Advisor. Cow Fnchum. French Rep Louro V.iorc Meow Rowings. Frenc ■w 2 Pqv Scnvoryivmr 74 Inremarionol Club The Einstein's of Logon High Logon High seemed ro hove o club ro sorisfy everyone's inreresrs rhts year There was even o club for rhose mreresred in science Anyone who wonred could join rhe Science Club. Members were nor required ro rake a Science class The Sdence Club mer once a monrh ro perform experiments rhor were nor usually done in rhe science classes because of rime. Mr Anderson, rhe advisor, planned these experiments and helped members successfully complete them £ Mr Anderson copnvcres his class Chenrvsrry students perform experiments. Are you sure fh S wit work?” Science Club Row One Grcnr Robson. Mr Anderson, advisor. Row Two Rcmrn Dovidoff. Forshod Dolorms Row Three Nico Fcbibi. Trovis Rigby. Row Four Greg Ferney Science Club 75 Lights, Camera, Action ... Logon High Srage Crew is more of ojob rhon c school dub The srudenrs ser ond run rhe Itghrs ond sound of nor only school assemblies bur olso ony group rhor renTs rhe oudironum Mr Gor-oon. rheir odvisor, mokes sure rhor everyrhing runs righr ond organizes rheir schedules The Video Crew films rhe Logon High sporrs from foorboli ro boskerboil Mosr gomes con be seen on Channel 13 Wnar is VICA? VICA sronds for Vocorionol Indusrnol Clubs of America lr reaches srudenrs coour engines ond genera mechanics Mosrly VICA does service for orhers Fixing cars ond mechonicol rhings for people who need rheir help M' Hirschi seems ro really enjoy reaching his srudenrs obour engines ond mechanics S'oge Crew. Video Crew, and VICA are rhree orgonizanons rhor help srudenrs prepare for rhe furure ond in planning rheir coreers Taking on rhe responsibly of being in one of rhese groups helps ro increase rhe srudenrs Knowledge of rhemselves ond helps rhem mo ' re and become oe er ncjiv-duals. 76 VICA Sroge Crew Mr Gordon, Mike Olsen, John Trounvem, Orion Wlkmson. Dnon Tooiey, Mt e Tueller, Derm Frodsham. John Goeckner, Alon Stealer Dorm Frodshom runs rhe ighrs for on ossemby S'cge V oeo Crew 77 ReCJieOtioiA Spirit from the students helped encourage those who were involved in sports. The reams seemed smaller than usual this year because of the amount of injuries, bur the teams performed well and won gome after gome. se 78 Sports Sporrs 79 80 Swimming Above: Girls reom coproin Shorlyn Gunderson listens ro her coaches directions between practice lops Above A lone swimmer strives for excellence Above Timers show their dedication during a meet Above: Shorlyn Gunderson tries ro exploin something ro Koren Wolfe ond Cooch Doug Maughan. ADove Karen Wolfe dries off after a In The Swim We hod o greor ream ond were really good friends ' said Sophomore Joner WiHioms in summing up rhe year In oddirion ro molding friends, rhe ream aiso wenr ro new heights defeating team after ream, including rivals Sky View and Mountain Crest After an excellent performance or the region meet, most team members went ro stare. Team captains Orion Wilkinson ond Shariyn Gunderson were among rhe victors placing in rhe top five in their events. Other individuals and both of rhe Logon High School reloy reams did equally well. The ream was a young one ond can look forward ro many more successful seasons. The divers were also o major force in region meets. With Karen Wolfe, Tracy Bochman and Ned Malouf taking the lead, they left other reams for behind The divers will also be returning next year Swim Team left to right: Steve Wegener, Chris Nerrleron, Steve Baser. Brian Wilkinson, Jenny Sperh, Bex Walker, Bill Stanley, Janet Williams, Debbie Bryner, Tracy Bachmon, Mark Horniss, Suzanne McGrew, Fish, Shariyn Gunderson, Cami Zollinger, Karen Wolfe, Teresa Lennon, Brian Tooley, John Carter, Bridget Nelson, Dr. Glenn Morrenson. Not pictured Ned Malouf Swimming 81 Over The Net The Girls' rennis ream was really in rhe swing of things, losing only rwo marches. In order ro ger rhe boll rolling, however, ir rook hours of practice. They trained on rhe courrs oil summer Many ream members attended various rennis camps rhroughour rhe nation with hopes of perfection The whole season proved successful and several of rhe girls compered or srare in both doubles and singles Doys' rennis was also underway long before rhe season began All winter, members seared it out on indoor courts preparing for competition With many returning juniors and seniors, and rolenred sophomores, rhe ream sporred severoi major contenders in region play, ending rhe season wirh a respectable record The fine coaching ability of Ms Elliot and Mr Ryan added to rhe quality of rhe reams. Their leadership played a key role in rhe multitude of success ocheived Doth rhe girls' and the boy's reams recognized rhe expertise of rhe coaches ability and together wirh rhe arheleres rolenr, they were unstoppable. £ Jori Anoe son ond Noe Pomer roHe rime CM Above Wendy Neuberger. Ter’ Petovsky. JoAno Atoresen. Come Fnchcm Meteso Fmchun Debbe DrocHen Sbortyn Hocfcon 82 Tennis KeJy Gem returns hts opponents serve Edmunc Leo roises o Preox Pur rig o gruetng procnce OocK Row Cooch Ryon. Jon Fugd. Note Col. Jeff MJer. KeJy Hubbord. Qrody Lorsen John Weir on Korl Wilson Tom A bee. Scott Sorensen Front Row Chuck Smith. Rou!, Sherw - Mernfl, Rome Smetie. Kurt Andersen M chce Lyons Nor Pictured Edmund Leo. Kelly Genn. Cody Jones. Steve Wennergren Tennis 83 NEW ARRIVAL The girls soccer ream was new or Logan High Compehnon on rhe field was norhing new to rhese seasoned vererans. many of whom hod previously been on vorious reams in rhe volley, bur due ro Iads of fadries rhey found rhemselves compering for gym ond field space Decause rhe more firmly esrablished reams, like baseball, rrack, boys soccer, and rennis, hod firsr prioriry, girls soccer hod ro roke whar ir could ger. This problem became less severe as rhe weorher improved The ream proved rheir worrh rhroughour rhe season, purring rhe pressure on rhe few orher compering reams They finished rhe season wirh o good record ond high hopes for nexr year Above The rest of rhe reom looks on os sophomore Steve Hurst runs up on rhe boll Soccer Team: Dock Row Cooch Nelson. Kell Lund. Krsroe Do vis. Norole HoUfo, Ange Whuraker, Louro Smith, Use Grant, Jo Ann AJbrerson. Debbte Grocken Front Row Dodger Nelson. Monique VonSutchelen. Tracy Dochmon. Karen Wolfe. Mouro Nelson. Shcrlyn Gunderson 84 Soccer Soccer reom: Dock row Cocch Wome, STcn Smirh. Ion Porsh. Sogcto Biswas. KevnMcw. Steve Hurst. fccpv Rojogopo!, Juon Enemcrdo. Chonkrcsna ho IVnord K-rscnman Front Bow Mfce Gibbs. Dcv. j S-'oker. Mork Tripper. Mdse Young, Courtney WAoms. Steve Hjmesfon. Robert Gua,c'Co. N o Fobto No’ P rureb Doug Oeoch BACK AGAIN Wirh sevenreen members, rhe boys soccer reom began rheir second offiodly recognized seoson Mony members were rerurmng from losr yeors reom, bur rhere were o few new foces m rhe corwd Mony rried our, rhe end resulr being o well-rounded, highly rolenred, rruly inrernorionol reom Under rhe leodership of Cooch Wome, o for mer semi pro ployer, rhey rose ro rhe rop of rhe ranks in region ploy ond wrapped up rhe season wirh on excellenr record. Nor only did rhe ream gom a good spor in region, bur rhrough rhe long hours of rroining ond prccrice rhey also gained skills rhor will prove useful rhroughour rheir lives and srrong friendships Due ro rhe youngness of rhe ream, LHS is likely ro hove exdring soccer ro look forward ro for many seasons ro come. y 'ey Wrtoms shows excellent form curing o gruedng procr e session Soccer 85 Talent Tested Vicrory didn'r come ofren ro rhe baskerbaM reom, bur when ir did ir come in o big way Highlighnng rhe season were rhe defeors of rival reams from Sky View and Mounrain Cresr Dorh games were challenging, giving rhe players a chance ro display rhe skills rhey gained during long hours of pracrice. The rraining, combined wirh rolenr and a comperirive spirir, mode rhe season excirmg as well os fulfilling. The volleyball ream also suffered a season of many defears, bur spirirs were buoyed by several vicrories and numerous dose marches. Many rerurning seniors and juniors were joined by experienced sophomores ro moke up on excellenr ream wirh o variery of ral-enrs. Coach Leovirr predicrs rhar wirh up ond coming young players, furure years should prove ro be more successful £ GRLS DASKETDALL SCORES LHS OPP 41 Sky View 69 58 Den Lomond 79 57 Dear River 59 56 Ogden 74 67 Mountain Cresr 62 72 Sky View 55 61 Den Lomond 64 52 Dear River 65 55 Ogden 85 47 Mounrain Cresr 50 Above Mo'onne Hotoufa execute c po ec sp e Holy Srorks onnopores opponent's serve Girls Volleyboll T om: Yvonne Duocon, AngeSo f dpHs Christy ; . Perkes. Celo No’ Perked Holly Storks. Penny Dough. Undo T nberr-,. Mor nnc _________________________________________________________ Judy Grenney. Mchele Flimore 86 Gils Volleyboll Above Angie Whittoker 6 reody ro receive the bod Above Shorfyn Hodson executes o perfect loy up Bosket bail Teom Row 2 Cooch McKay. Moronne Houtfo. Tino Neiderhouser, Dorta Wdden. Ho«y Storks, Angie Whitoker, Cooch Leovitt Row 1 Cindy Anderson. Wendy Herd. Penny Dough. Shorlyn Hodsor.. Cebo Weeks__________________ Above Ange Wmrroker jumps for the bol Girls DosKerboll 87 Logan Opp 36 Mounroin View 47 72 Inrermounroin 43 44 Poyson 41 49 Orem 64 44 Box Elder 59 53 Bingham 70 58 Clearfield 65 69 Presron 45 58 Box Elder 62 52 Presron 35 Region 57 Ben Lomond 48 66 Sky View 48 58 Mounroin Cresr 69 55 Ogden 66 68 Bear River 48 68 Ben Lomond 52 61 Sky View 79 58 Mounroin Cresr 43 74 Ogden 63 51 Bear River 50 Stare 51 Orem 66 49 Pleasant Grove 50 Varsity Basketball Teom Row One Roy Johnson Mike Joke. Troy Jones Row Two Oady Larsen. Dave Tevschec ky .e3oron. Dooby Tnorn'ey Aon Wmmet Greg Wefts. George lenKersdo, e' Row Ttvee Cooch Christensen R k There Kevin Wnre Mark Dovs Goroo'' Roymonc C'Cr; Dovs Aeon' Ootenncn ToOO Ackms Rooe”' Pe y Note Coe. Ccoch ComcCeoo. Cooch W liicms 88 Vorsiry Basketball Tough preseoson helps os Grizzlies Take Region The boskerboll schedule srorred our wirh o rough preseoson in which Logon wenr wirhour rhe services of rerurning srorrers, Gordon Raymond ond Kevin Whire. They ended wirh o preseoson record of 4 6 in com pennon agoinsr many reams rhor wenr ro srore in borh rhe 3A ond 4A rournamenrs Region srorred wirh everyone heolrhy, ond rhe reom srorred ro roll. Logon wos in rhe middle of rhe pock mosr of rhe seoson unril rhey ployed rhe rhree reoms rhor were ried wirh Logon for firsr place Mounroin Cresr, Ogden, ond Dear River oil fell ro rhe Grizzlies who rook rhe region crown wirh o 7-3 record. The Grizzlies finished 11-11 overall. The Grizzlies didn'r fair os well or rhe srore rournomenr, bur no one con roke away rhe region championship. Vorsiry Daskerboll 89 LOGAN 44 72 44 30 64 66 60 73 57 59 76 52 52 57 49 62 49 64 JV and Sophs Mr View Inrermounroin Orem Box Elder Dinghom Clearfield Presron Presron Den Lomond Sky View Mounroin Cresr Ogden Dear Diver Den Lomond Sky View Mounroin Cresr Ogden Dear Diver OPP 64 35 70 54 80 77 43 55 72 52 50 78 51 50 78 64 63 73 JV Greg Wars. Bobby Thoroiey. Jon LeOoron George Lenkersdorfer. Dove Teuscher. Brody Lor sen. Abn Wimmer. Boy Johnson Front Cooch Lorry WiHoms. Dove Teuscher prepores ro receive the boil. Dove Teuscher si-yes os reommores loofc on 90 JV Sophomore Daskerboll Sophomores Fronr Row: Ruton Wood. Rom.e Smetfe. Mike Plowmor. Jeff Shepherd. Courrney Olson Dock Row Cooch Jordine. Kenr Hoslom. Brooks Potrer, Drer Borfuss. Mike Horr, Mike Udy, Don Pond. Scorr Sorenson. Mirch Telford. Kcrl Wison, Cooch Perersen Mike Hon rebounds o missed shot G'eg Worts opplies defensive pressure The junior vorsiry and sophomore baskerboll reams enjoyed fine sea sons. Borh reams carded a 4-6 region record while rhe junior varsiry compiled an 8-12 record overall. Early in rhe year when injuries occured on rhe varsiry level, junior Dave Teuscher and sophomores Bob Thornley, Alan Wimmer, ond Greg Warrs all srepped in ond did a grear job while gaining valuable experience The sophomores enjoyed rheir experiences wirh Coaches Jardine ond Perersen. They concenrrared on learning rhe basic skills and refining rheir Techniques. JV Sophomore Baskerball 91 Versify Dock Dow Cooch Duce. Cooch McDnde, Dichord Miller, Drod Kidmon. Eric Johnson, Doberr Schess. Sreve DobcocK, Shown Kooe Fronr Dow Ere De , Mart Duce Kevin Mow. Drer Christenson Derek MorlocK. John Swofow Morr Duce shows hs strength 92 Vorsiry JV Wresrling LOGAN TAKES REGION CROWN 4th In State The wrestling ream wos one of rhe besr in rhe school's hisrory, feoruring some rough, hard-working young men who proved rhor dedicorion really does poy off Their derermmorion corned rhem ro firsr place or rhe region meer wirh Eric Derr ond Drod Kidman emerging vicro rious Ar srore comperirion. held or Weber Srore College, ream coproin Drod Kidmon wenr inro overrime ro place second. Eric Derr and Marr Duce placed rhird ond John Swallow placed fourrh in rheir respecrive weighr divisions. The ream wrapped up rhe season wirh o specroculor 14 0 record, 5-0 in region if Chompton Drod Kidmon JV Dock kow Chod Jensen. Burton May. Kevn Jezok. Pool Hadmon. Kevin Hansen, Shon Knese. Steve Humeston, Jordan Cook. Dove Clork. Fronr kow Jm Godfrey. Drion Dor. Fronk Lu, Dryor Miller, Keith Horris. Derek Matlock SCORES OPP Morgan 20 Roy 15 Marsh Volley 24 Soda Springs 12 South High 14 East High 6 Donneville 12 Preston 18 Sky View 20 Den Lomond 13 Dear River 25 Ogden 12 Mountain Cresr 17 Varsiry JV Wrestling 90 94 Track Baseball Third Row Darrin Knowles. Send or Schess, Kenr Hcslom. Brooks Porrer, Todd Hlovory. Marr Gcrvn, Todd Adams. Jim Honr. Pock Thorne, Cory Wilkinson. Mike GroT Mke Udy. Dcvid Gork, Max Jones Second Row Jeff Shepherd. Derek Morlock, Bran Soderquisr. Brad KcJmon. Brer Chrtsrenson. Greg Weirs. Mike Plowman. Courtney Olsen Firsr Row: Coach Christensen, Cooch HoweH. Coach Williams Spring Action Due ro rhe snow rhor covered rhe rrock ond field lore in rhe year, rhe spring sporrs began training indoors. The rrock reams hod many ralenred orhleres borh old young. With framing rhey oil ochieved goals ser earlier in rhe season ond performed well Under rhe leadership of Coaches Howell. Williams, ond Chnsrensen, rhe baseball ream also trained hard. Tryour were held indoors on March 7 wirh many turning our Dosic skills ond even some fancy ones were perfected after find curs ond rhe ream was on its way ro a spectacular season full of close games s . ♦ Brian Soderquisr makes a heroic dive for the ball Todd Adorns prepares for CQrch Cory WJkmson 6 ready for Dasebdi 95 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES LHS OPP 20 Box Elder 35 14 Provo 26 14 Cyprus 7 6 Sky View 29 14 Mounroin Cresr 10 7 Weber 27 13 Den Lomond 7 6 Bear Diver 31 Ploy Off 14 Sky View 33 Gordon Raymonds foce shows he disappointment over beng sidelined due to o knee injury Vo'S ty Football. Row 1 Eric Johnson. Ddias W;iden. Jeff Gessomon. Denrvs Wildmcn. Gordon Raymond Drod ftdman. Scott Clayton. Ooig Dovs Dr on Soderquist. Jon Show Row 2 Jim Hunt, Mark Roylonce, Roge' Jordne. Corey Turner, Roterr Perry. Cory Wi-vnson Steve Hjmesron. Courtney Wilams, Shown Warts Row 3 Kevin White. Ere Allen, Mke Johnston. Jon LeDoron. DoO Ford. Dovd Stoker. Derm Duersch. Kevn Robson Row 4 Barren May. Jeff Peterson. Mike Moughcn. Mike Oroll. Mike Grenney. George LenKersoorfer. Snawn Koae, Rondy Dollcrd, Crog Tnompson Row 5 Coacn Bake Pe'erson, Cooch Lorry Comodena. Cooch John Hill, Coach Perry Christensen. Coach Doug yiow. Cooch Roy Watts. Coach John Banks, Cooch S'uorr Howell. Cooch Lorry Wiliams Aoove Shown Kace and Corey Turner rush the Cyp'us passer Qucrremock Kevin Whire lies injured during rhe Homecoming gome Logon runs rhe winning ptoy ogomsr Mounrom Cresr during rhe Homecoming gome INJURIES PLAGUE VARSITY TEAM Qecouse of oil rhe injuries, we hod to come rogerher os o reom ond srorr o lor of people who weren'r srorrmg q: rhe beginning of rhe seoson, srored Cory Wilkenson in summing up rhe vorsiry reoms yeor This wos defimrely rhe cose Injuries rook c neorly devosrormg roll Wirh Gordon ftcymond. Mike Grenney, Kevin Whire, ond Mike Moughon our of ocnon for rhe berrer porr of rhe seoson and severoi shorr rerm injuries such os rhose of Crog Dovis. Mark ftoylonce, ond Mike Groil. rhe Grizzlies plans ro dominore rhe region were crushec Fcced wirh oil This, o esser reom would hove used rheir excuses Logon High, under rhe leadership of heod coach Perry Chnsrensen. rurned rhe ordeol mro o learning experience Alrhough rhey suffered o disoppoinring 0-7 overoii record, rhey managed ro rie for o fourrh place spor m region five ond for rhe sixrh yeor in o row eorn o ploy off gome The reom odopred well when rhey hod ro. Several orhleres were colled upon ro fill rhe shoes of rheir injured •earn mores Croig Davis rook over os quorrerbock ofrer Kevin White's injury, leaving his former posiron of receiv er open These reom members performed admirably, oirhough lock of procrice inhibired rhem siighrly. Wirh so many Key players side ned, Cooch Chnsrensen rurned ro severoi of rhe younger members ro fill in rhe vacancies E.ghr sophomores ployed offense ond six sow acrion on cefense, performing well and carrying off severoi impor-ranr ploys Their rolear mode up for ony lock of exper ience os rhey proved rhemseives involuobie ro rhe reom The vorsiry ream gave 100% all rhe rime ond. wirh much ossisrance from volunreer cooches ond supporr from rneir fons, monoged ro overcome many of rhe obsrcdes ser before rhem if After setting rher srraregy. rhe rmghry Grizzles break huddle Vcsry Foorbo 97 98 JV ond Sophomore Foorboll JV Sophomores: A New Experience A new rrend was srarred In Grizzly foorboll rhis yeor Ir wos decided rhor during region rhere would nor be ony sophomore foorboll gomes, only JV This gave rhe sophomores o chance ro ploy aga nsr JV, ond some ployed varsiry. Due ro injuries many ployers were able ro srep in for varsiry players Procrices were held before school srarred and during. Unlike mosr years, rhe reams procriced wirh rhe varsiry This gove rhe ployers o chonce ro go face ro foce wirh o senior. JV sophomore gomes gove players o rime ro enjoy ploying foorboll During varsiry gomes, ir rended ro be more nerve racking The gomes were usuolly ployed on Mondays ofrer school The reoms ployed oil of rhe reams rhor rhe vorsiry ployed Ir wos o lor of fun, srored Mike Johnsron. especially rhe 28-3 win over Mr. Cresr The coaches rhis yeor were grear, Dorin Duersch remarked They really helped us o lor. The heod cooch wos Roy Warrs. The defensive cooch wos Lorry Williams. Dloke Perersen coached rhe offensive ond defensive lines. The JV defense orrocks rhe r opponent's offense The offense runs o wes-planned ploy Oonom Row Derek MortocK Jofm Swallow. Greg Worts. Kelly Glenn. Ty Eioson, Oobby Thornley. Mitch Telford. Ryon Re d Row Two Mike Anderson Roger Ricbordson, Dove Niederhouser. Courrney Oson. AJon Wmmer, Chad Jensen. Mark Leboroo, Dyron Alen Row Three Brooks Porter, Kenr Haskyn. Dove Clork. Jeff Shepard, Dan Pond. Moore Christensen, Scorr Jensen Top Row Cooch Doug Snow. Cooch Woke Petersen. Cooch Roy Worts. Cooch Lorry Williams Coaches Worts ond WAoms help on m jured player JV FOOTBALL SCORES LHS OPP 0 Box Elder 35 12 Sky View 28 10 Ogden 6 28 Mounroin Cresr 0 12 Ben Lomond 0 16 Bear River 22 SOPHOMORE SCORES 14 Box Elder 0 7 Provo 6 6 Weber 0 12 Cyprus 18 The offense is ready to score ogam JV 'Sopnomore Foorboii 09 CROSS COUNTRY LHS OPP 28 Mountain Cresr 28 45 Sky View 20 45 Presron 67 50 Den Lomond 15 32 Ogden 23 19 Sr Joseph 50 19 Presron 68 GOLF LHS OPP 165 Mountain Cresr 187 163 Sky View 183 160 Ogden 157 166 Den Lomond 169 160 Dear River 205 157 Den Lomond 162 164 Mounroin Cresr 207 166 Ogden 172 170 Sky View 174 163 Dear River 191 Up to Par Golf Frorir Row Tim Rodebush. Tim Kemp, Cody Jones, Karl Wilson. Drer Christenson. Ronnie Smefce, Sherwm Mer'i. M e GdOs Steve Wegener Row Two Cooch Wilson, Zann Hor tocher. Rondy Sovoy. Rodney Code, frody Lor sen, Mork 0ov6. Scotr Porker. Rondy Gorrert Mark Dovs shows hs fluid drive 100 Goif ( flchorp Kirschmon breoks owoy from rhe pock or o home meer with Sky View Goss Country Front flow Den Dench, IVhard Kirschmon. Drion Bair, Mox Jones, Kevin Maw. Maura Nelson flow Two Curtis Yazzie, Mike Plowmon. Robert Guojordo. floberr Decker, Croig Ronsum, Kevm Hcnsen flow Three Dron Gosby. Korey fleid. Roger Jockmon, Cooch McDnde Cross Country ond Golf ore rwo sporrs in which oil pull together for o team victory ond each separately strives to reach individual gools. This years teams achieved in both areas, giving Logon fons much to cheer about The Golf reom finished with o 9 and 1 record and placed second in rhe region meet. They also did o fine job or rhe stare tournament. For rhe second year in a row, Mark Davis was medalist, this time in o tie for the title The ream was very consistent, they ployed well on every course, Coach Wilson stared, They kept rhe tradition going. The Cross Country reom also kept rhe tradition going, finishing 3, 3, ond 1 Qualifying for store were senior Den Dench and freshman Maura Nelson Nelson ploced eighth The young and dd talent alike proved themselves ond Logan High proved that Grizzly pride con'r be bear Cross Country 101 Four new teachers arrived at Logan High this year. Mr. Williams and Mrs. Zilles taught Business, Mr. Davidson taught Math, and Miss Lott taught English and Social Studies. The teachers supported the students and helped make the year great. if 102 Foculry ENGLISH DEPARTMENT READIES WRITERS English hos become o fovonre doss ro mony sruoenrs becouse of rhe woy rhe reochers mo' e rhe differenr subjeers in rhe English deporr menr inreresring. Shokespeore. vocobulory, creonve wriring, ond English lirerorure orejusr o 'ew of rhe subjeers in English offered ro rhe srudenrs The English deporrmenr is rruly one of me besr deporrmenrs or Logon High Mr Srevenson ieoves oil his responsibiliry ond • me ro reoching ond prepormg rhe deof sru-ce rs for rheir furure lives He feels rhor his work is choiiengmg bur rewording Logon High hos on exceprionol foreign Ion-gocge deporrmenr Melonie Rowlings especiol-iy enjoys rhe mony foreign speokers rhor come ond folk ro rhe French ond Spontsh classes J 1 Mr Emmetr watches for cheoring on fmol rest 2 Mr Darfuss srrrfes ar o yudenr's sorcoy remak 3 Oruce Lowery shows Ns reocon ro hs English class 4 Obediently, Metone Rowlings corjugores rhe French verb enrre 5 Mr Allen cries. Ger serious. when only one yudenrs roses Ns hand. 104 English Foregn Language Engnsn Foregn Language 105 Coach Larry Comodeno prepares a rough assignmenr for hs srudenrs in rhe resource room Covering a wide range. The social srudies deparrmenr felr rhe loss of one of rheir rolenred reachers rhis year. Mr. Howell decided ro be a full-rime counselor rhis year and is reaching only one class, AP Hisrory Dur rhe deparrmenr seemed ro recover from rhts loss and found rhe srrengrh ro rise up and challenge rhe srudenrs again rhis yeor The ririe social srudies covers a wide range of classes ar rhe school. One con discover rhe ins and ours of rhe Unired Srores Consrirurion or rrovel back in rime ro Early American Hisrory. In AP hisrory srudenrs searched for rhe causes of wars and fads, and rried ro figure our why rhings hoppened as rhey did. The parenring class is also classified under rhe logo social srudies and ir deals wirh rhe challenges of being a parenr rodoy. Mock weddings were held ro help rhe srudenrs realize how serious marrioge is. The srudenrs were also given eggs as children and had ro prorecr and warch over rhem as rhey would rheir own Daniel Roberrs and Larry Comadena worked rogerher rhis yeor in combined efforr ro help rhe srudenrs in rhe resource room advance in rheir srudies and classes and rake an ocrive parr in srudenr acnviries 106 Social Srudies Resource Room Coach Worrs 6 very mrenr on gernng he potnr ocross ro his sooo studies yudenrs Mr Jensen looKs for o fun aaiviry for his poren'ng doss Posng os Hirier. Mr Howe shows he doss whor ir wos like living during Brier's re gn Er Johnson comments on rhe rrformonon rhor is possed on in rhe porennng doss Social Srudies Resource Room 107 Student Drivers—Beware! 1 Den Dta r prepares for he, diving rest 2 The Driver's Ed core wots for its next driver 3 Louro WiUordson studies for her learner's permit The Drivers Ed doss broughr rhe dreams of mony srudenrs ro reoliry They finolly could ger behind rhe wheel of o cor ond drive. Though mony rhoughr of rhis class os fun, ir wos imporronr for rhem ro leorn rhe rules ond lows of rhe rood In shop, rhe srudenr leorned rhe imporronce of indusrriol skiHs. Mr Smirh wos rhe reocher £ 3 108 Driver's Educarion Mr Srrurh odvtses rhe srudenrs on ndusrroi sk s Ser or Drod Kxjmon checks for perfection wrh h6 projec Drer Chnstenson concenrrores on improving hs ossignmenr 110 Home Economics Auro Shop Helping Hands 1 The gingerbread bouses on display or rhe Coche Volley Mali 2 Showno Jar ne ond Part Johnson prepore rher work schedules. The Homemotong Deporrmenr wos privileged ro hove rheir gingerbread houses displayed ar rhe Coche Volley Moll during rhe Chrisrmos Holidoys. Along wirh rhe gingerbreod display, rhe foods dosses were excused o doy from school in order ro cook o targe meal which conroined food from oil rhe major food groups. The dorhing dosses were o greor experience os well Porri Johnson spenr hours of her own rime helping srudenrs produce rhe finesr producr possible Borh Showno Jordtne ond Porn Johnson com bned rheir efforts ro help prepare rhe furure homemakers Mr. Hirschi's ouro dosses learned how ro fix ond rebuild cor engines Afrer o few rurns of rhe wrench ond righrening of rhe bolrs, rhe furure mechanics hod begun preparing for careers. 5 6 An ouro student works on ha engne After o few oc usrmenrs, Tom Smctor's cor srons Mr rtrscht gives hts odvice ro h6 srudenrs Auto stresses interior ond exienor os wel os the engine Home Economics Auro Shop 111 Kick Back and Relax If you ever walk by rhe arr room ond look in, you will find some very relaxed srudenrs hoving fun. Arr, silkscreen, jewelry, ond ceramics ore classes you can rake where you leorn bur also kick back ond ler your imaginorion run wild ond ler your crearive characrerisrics show. Walking down rhe halls, you con hear rhe music flow Logon High has o very good music de porrmenr Music is a grear way ro express yourself. Jusr ler your emorions flow, rake conrrol, ond keep rhe rhyrhm ond rune righr. Some srudenrs seem ro hove consronr companions wirh rhem—rheir cameras. In phoro classes, rhey learn how ro rake proper care of o camera. They also learned how ro rake ptc rures by using lines, rexrures, and shapes. Bur mosr of all, rhey had a grear rime wirh rheir companion 112 Arr, Phoro, Music pN Ion Pcnsh ond Lou6 Pool odd o lirrle Me to bond Arr, Phoro. Music 113 Mr Allen helps some of hts srudenrs If you ore like rhe nnojoriry of rhe human roce you may rend ro shy away from classes such as biology, physiology or any orher doss ending in oiogy Ir seems ro some rhor half rhe rhings ralked abour behind rhe doors of rooms 106.108. and 107. are just a bunch of mumbo jumbo Bur really ir isn'r rhor bad Acrually ir could be prerry fun Srudenrs in rhese dosses learn abour cells, rissues. bones, muscles, and we con'r forger Unir 10. So even rhough you may rhink rhese dosses will have no effecr on your presenr or furure, remember wirh rhe help of Mr Anderson. Mr. Alien, and Mr Hoyr, you’ ieorn a lor and have a good rime besides £ Duron Moy works on complenng on ossgnmenr 114 Heolrh Science Jeff ond Jon oren'r exocrly sure whor hoppened. The Inner View Sreve Wegener 6 exored ro srort he project Heolrh Science 115 Computers: Love of First Byte 1 Sue Godfrey struggles to complete her ossgnmenr 2 Kcrny Zfles instructs her shorthond studenrs. 3 After completing hs oss grimenr. Pere Miller takes o nop Business dosses were o fovorire for mony Mrs Honsen, Mrs Zilles, ond Mr. Willioms oil hod fuli dosses. Compurer Type wos offered for rhe firsr rime ond proved ro be o success. The reochers fee! ir is imporronr ro hove os mony business dosses ovoiloble ro prepore rhe srudenrs for rheir furure occupo rions in rhe business world Disrriburive Educorion wos in chorge of rhe booksrore. The course wos roughr by Lorry Willioms Ir helped eoch srudenr involved ro undersrond how o srore or business of rhis Kind ts run y’ 116 Business Educorion Technical Subjects Present Challenges 1 Mr Dovxjson demonstrates whor several years of reaching can do 2 Mr Drodford checks rhe strength of Mark Thorpe's wnning bridge 3 Mr Drodford anxiously owairs for h$ next doss ro arrive 4 Mr Gordon marks down a new elecromcs assignment 5 Electronics students strive ro complete their assignment With rhe help of Mr Bradford, Mr Dovidson, and Mr Gordon, rhe physics, marh, ond elecrronics dosses were more rhon o learning experience. There wos something new ond exciting awaiting them eoch day The yearly bridge building contest wos, as usual, a tense and fierce competition Marls Thorpe came out rhe winner with his bridge holding over fifteen hundred pounds. Whether it's devious Mr Bradford, outrageous Mr. Davidson, or easy going Mr Gordon, their bosses Knew that they were in for a treat every school day of the year £ 118 Morh Physics Elecrromcs Moth Physics Elecrronics 119 Strengthening Mind and Body 1 A boys P E doss runs the mie 2 Mine Gbbs struggles ro do one more sir up 3 In then doily worKour the boys P.E . doss do rhetr push ups Baskerball, rennis, rocquerboll, volleyball, swimming, and more were all a parr of rhe P E program. Cooches McBride ond Coach Leovirr were rhe reachers. Borh recognized rhe impor ranee of physical firness in a srudenr's life ond help each person ochieve ir. Mony of rhe grades weren'r given for how well a srudenr performed bur rorher how much one pur inro rhe sporr £ , m 1 m m r VA % n.. V 4 S , i 120 P E. Librory 1 Jeff Nafl looks oround ro check rf everyrhog is oJrighr 2 Mrs Copp smiles ofrer comparing o bulertn board 3 Michelle Lor sen studies quterty for her nexr period This yeor rhe library adopted a new sysrem for book returns. A fine was placed of rwenry five cenrs on each book or magazine rhor was nor returned or rhe proper rime Then each week rhor rhe orride wasn't returned rhe fine was hiked onorher five cenrs. Ar rhe end of rhe nexr term another rwenry-five cenrs was slapped on ro all books due from rhe previous rerm The library specialist figured rhor rhese fines would add up However, rhe program didn't go as plonned and ir may be changed again £ P E. Librory 121 122 Admmsrrotion Olsen Visits White House 1 Prioopd Rulon Oisen 2 Surrounded by poper work. Principal Olsen shows rhar being prmapol isn't on easy rosk 3 Vice Prinopol Lorry Hostam On Seprember 28, Principal Rulon Olsen and Superintendent James C Blair hod the opportunity to attend a lore morning ceremony or the White House. It highlighted the activities held in the notion's capirol honoring 152 secondary schools selected os outstanding after o notion-wide seorch Mr Olsen and Superintendent Blair met with President Ronald Reogon They were presented with a 4x6 foot flag of excellence by T H Bell, secretory of education, during the ceremony This was only the beginning of a long, exciting doy for Mr. Olsen and Superintendent Blair Senator Orrin Hatch moderated on panel discussion on ‘'Notional Interest in Education with Senator Clairborne Pell of Rhode Island and Representative John Erenborn of Illinois os panelists This was on experience Mr Olsen will never forger, and he is proud to be involved with the students, sroff, and faculty of Logon High Excellence in education is exemplified at this school. Where would rhe srudenrbody be wirhour rhe guidonce of rhe counselors ro keep rhe school running smoorhly ond efficiency? They pur in o full doy of work every day Wherher ir's helping o srudenr wirh o doss problem or o school ocriviry. rhey're olwoys rhere. The school board olso works hord ro assure rhor every school in rhe disrricr is running smoorhly. Their insighr ond experience will help eose rhe rronsirion of becoming o four-year high school j ' 4 Mr Howe! helps o srudenr solve o problem wirh he schedule 5 Mrs Wolennne onxousty owors rhe nexr srudenr for counsekng 6 School Doord Members Froor Row John Emmerr, MoT com Allred, konold Pererson. Gordon Hows kow 2 Supernrendenr James C Otar. Jo Ann Wmmer. kob err Wiloms Adminisrrorion 123 FACULTY Gerold Allen BoJog o! Science Mox Allen Sponish English LoMor Anderson Cherrvsrry Ted Ashton Orchesrro Drenr Dorfus Engksh Gnzzly Advisor Richord Orodford Physics Morhemorics Eliot Drunson Phorogrophy Perry Christensen Engksh Foorbal Cooch Lorry Comodeno Resource Room Dosketboli Cooch Mox Cooley Medo Specially Joyce Copp Medo Ted Dovidson Morhemor cs Jeon Ehrhort ALC Corlotto Elich Marhemarics Williom Emmett English Sylvia Frokes French Robert Gordon Induyroi Education Alene Hansen Business Education Goyle Hows English Weston Henrie Social Studies 124 Focuiry Loron Hlrschl Indusrnol Educonoo Stuort Howell Counsefcng Soool Studies Herend Hoyt Bologcoi Science Showno Jordine Home Economcs HLo's Port! Johnson Home Economics Connie Leovirt Physicol Educonon Dorcey Petersen Resource A j Donlel Roberts Resource Room Wllllom Ryon Heolrh AD Leslie Smith Industrie! Educonon Kent Soderquist Arr Al Stevenson Common Disorders Decrf Pot Stoddort Engteh Don Stowell Dond Diono Suddreth Moth Eugene Tueller Vocol AAusic Roymond Wotts Soool Studies Lorry Willioms Business Roger Wilson Morhemoncs OosKerbci Kothy Zilles Business Amphion Advisor Fccui'y 125 Helping Hands 1 Mrs. Humeston quickly fife out o report 2 Mrs knderknecht efficiently prepores the attendance report 3 Mrs ftigby juggles Mrs Wofteorme's ond Mr. Howef's appointments. The secrerories, cooks, ond cusrodions ore rruly The people rhor keep rhe school running smoorhly. Peggy Humesron, Geniel f igby, Bar-bro Rinderknechr, ond LuAnn Tripp ore rhe sec rerories rhor kepr rhe school in place. Corlee Clark is rhe head cook Wirh rhe help of Berry Cook, Elmino Hoderlie, Devono Rob errs, Moriero Sanchez, Tomoro Johnson, ond LoRue Koeven rhey produced quoliry lunches. The Cusrodions wirh head Sreve Allsop kepr Logon High near ond dean wirh sporless holls y 126 Secrerories Each srudenr at Logon High hod rheir own likes and dislikes. Everyone was involved in things they enjoyed doing. The students ore whor mode Logon High o Limited Edition. m 128 Srudenrs Srudenrs 129 Krisry Dernrson and Eric Derr on o boor n rhe Homecoming porode Up Where We Delong was rhe rheme chosen oy rre srucenrix dy officers for rhe school year Decease of much rime one efforr rhey mode 1983 84 greor Mcny of rhe school's ocriviries were plonned, p'eocrec for end presenred by rhe srudenrbody officers The ocrivires were plonned for rhe sru oenrs. ond due ro rhe dedicorion of rhe officers, •ney were enjoyed Some of rhese were home coming, assemblies, donees, ond orher unique oc •■vines One of rhe mom goals of rhe srudenrbody officers was ro ger everyone involved in rhe schools o'ganizanons Large groups such os rhe Pep Squad. Done, ond Debare Teams helped in rhis efforr Dy he end of rhe yeor, rhe leaders hod mode ir memoroble for everyone Srudenrbody President, Doug Smirh rnes ro rose sprir or o fooeboi gome Srudenrbody Officers 131 Senior Officers Leso Conle. Crag Do vis. ond Carrie Hiyord ride on o cor m rhe Homecomng oorode Seniors Senior Officers 84 The Senior class officers did rheir besr ro make rhe class of 84's losr year in high school o memorable one. Many summer ond school rime acnviries were plonned. Corey Turner, doss presidenr, soid rhor rhe hardesr rhing ro do wos earn rhe money for rhe ocriviries Our rhe money was earned by selling snowcones or rhe sidewalk soles ond or rhe Pioneer Day fesnvol A cor wash wos held or rhe end of June, ond rhe snack bar or foorboll gomes wos run by rhe Senior doss. The money wos used for ocriviries such os o parry or Hyrum Dam ond one or Cenrrol Pork during rhe summer There was o Chnsrmos parry ond rhe Senior Doll also wos held Many orher rhings were plonned by rhe Senior officers including Senor Week ond rhe Senior Assembly Thanks ro rhe work of rhe officers, rhe seniors' lasr days or Logon High were en-pyable The eosiesr rhing ro do wos hove fun wirh rhe orher seniors. commenred Turner 132 Senior Officers Front-Crag Davis. Senor or DockCorne Hiyord. secretory, Corey Turner, president, Jeff Miller, vice president, Leso Cottle, senor or Todd Adorns Erik Ashcroft Joner Dernrson Mory D'.ndley Norhon Coll Korhy Allen Erik Artonson Kristy Dernrson Cherre Drorherson Sreve Cannon While morchng in o porcxJe Chnsrine Thornley. o HtLo. stops ro solute Joni Anderson Troy Anderson Toni Andrews Morgorer (Worker Adam Doremon Seniors Randy Den non Dovid Anderson Sreve Babcock Tommy Dradfield Shoron Dymgron Ruth Checkerrs i k r i j Senor Officers 130 'Til remember the raceing stripes that they pointed on the Seniors' lockers'' Alon Johnson t Jeff Crosby and Sreve Humesron r ce on o cor going ro rhe Bnckerres performance 2 Homecoming queen Sonjo VonNoy end her orrendonrs Lon Morrenson and Trudy Horch ore driven off rhe field Dill Dorren Dorin Eric Decker Denney Denning Derr 134 Seniors Modeling for ZCMI ZCMI sponsors c modeling compenrion each year The Young Timers They rrov eied ro Solr Loke Ciry for fashion shows. Three girls were chosen from Logon High ro compere They were Lori Lorn-berr. Lisa Seerhaier, and Chrisrine Thorn-ley All Young Timers ore seniors. In April oil of rhe people who wonred ro be m rhe comperirion senr in on oppli-corbn. Inrerviews were held o monrh lor-er ond rhree finalisrs from Logon were chosen Firrings ond picrures were roken ond rhe girls were reody for rhe fashion show Ir wos o new experionce for ai mosr everyone T Heidi Eccles April Julie Mindy Edmunds Elder Elioson Seniors Seniors 135 Seniors Bonnie Honsen Renee Hordy Morie Horris Trocy Horris Dennis Hasson Janolee Heops Towm Henderson The Chauntoires outfits are one thing I'll never miss about high school Aloyne Herd 1- Jomie Lorsen helps decorore for rhe Homecoming donee 2- Corey Turner listens mrenrty os Coach John Hill Instructs him on o defensive ploy Sandro Henmger Aloyne Herd Evon Hill 136 Seniors Corrie Hillyord Curris Hooley Donieile Hooron Sreve Humesron Joson Hunsoker James Hunr Almos Hussem Sentors 107 Roger Jackman Roger Jordine Julie James Dovtd Jorrerr Seniors Dono Jensen Gerold Jensen Jonlee Jensen Alan Johnson Beverly Johnson Eric Johnson Srudenrs in D.C. Seven scholarships were given afrer mrerviewing all rhose who applied ro go ro Washingron D C wirh rhe Close Up program One junior wenr bur paid his own way They spenr o doy and o half in W liomsburg. Virginia, rhey roured Wash •ngron DC where rhey sroyed or rhe Sheroron Horei wirh people from orher rowns They spenr rime wirh Orrin Harch ond m Senare meermgs Bonnie Honsen said. I wos really excired ro go ro Wash rngron D C I'd never been rhere. Ir was redly o greor opporruniry ro meer new people Mourine Johnson Melisso Johnson Vidsie Johnson Cody Jones Deora Jones Brod Kidmon Hearher Lori Kirschman Lomberr 108 Seniors Amy Lorowoy Jamie Larsen Edmund Leo Simon Leo My senior year provided me with o bod grade in calculus. Melonie Rawlings 1- Vhie potnrmg rhe town, Randy Dennion seeks revenge 2- During o pep roly, rhe seniors complere their pyramid before rhe other dosses Jon Lundberg Joe Shannon Maher Manley Dcrbara Morrin Seniors Seniors 139 Jeff Miller Lori Morrenson Marcia Morrensen Michelle Nelson The Blues Whor are Senior Dlues? Thar's a ques-rian rhar is easy ro answer, bur o very long answer is necessory Ir offecrs many seniors beginning any where from rhe firsr day of school up unril rhe srorr of fourrh quarrer When someone is c senior, ir is incurable The symproms ore loziness, boredom, o grear desire ro ger our of doss, finding any reason nor ro go ro school, ond once rhere finding any reason ro go home The sroremenr. I don'r care. is ofren heard as well os phrases such as So whor'' and Tm nor going ro.' ’ All refer ro rhe facr rhor rhey wanr ro graduore NOW' There is only one cure for rhis. coming ro graduaron services ond receiving a diploma. Seniors Nore Neiderhouser Usa Nish Kori Norris Eric Olsen Sheryl Olson H k 4 Liso Osborne 140 Seniors £ 1 m Son o Penare { Brenca Quinrono Roberr Perry Angelio Raiphs Cammy Porrer Hedi Randle Rodney Pound Chris Rasmussen 1- Mary Kjor shows rhe end result of behg in o pomr fighr while pointing rhe town 2 Noraiee Domema expresses her thoughts obout rhe red ream's obiry Melanie Rawlings Seniors Gordon Raymond Annerre Ross Shoun Roundy Marilyn Russell Lori Salrern Roberr Schiess Sreve Liso Schoonover Seerholer Moris Roylance Randy Savoy Seniors 141 t During a pep roly star, Doug Sm h. Eric Derr. DHI Decker NoTolee Domen d. and Denrvs Has son porrroy rhe oaors on MASH 2 Donnie Honsen and Jeff Miter roke ptaures or o foorbol gome Missing Jeff Augusrus Koren Dyingron Dryon Cowdell Hoo Dong Richard Dowdy Xjlie FoUerre Doug Smirh i Sondi Sroddorr Dr on Soderquisr Seniors Eric Srrong Menderh Sorensen Jeff Swoder Undo Tibbirrs Trounrvem Bradford's Day On Seprember 6. 1983, rhe firsr Mr Bradford Day was held Under rhe d rec rio° Eric Olsen, o senior, and wirh rhe help of mony orhers. rhe doy was o success The preparonons were mode far in advance begining during rhe summer, abour a monrh before school srorred As a pracricai joke. rhey decided to design T shirrs to wear on a specific day Sreve Cannon, also a senior, creared o picrure of Mr Bradford from o phoro. The picrure was silkscreened onro rhe shurrs They sold me shirrs a week before school srcrrec New orders were senr in and evenrually 69 shirrs were prinred Tnere was a very large drawing mode of 8X10 pieces of paper hung, on rhe school, also done by Sreve Cannon Jonorhon Shaw Ronerre Srondridge •■'A o Thomas Sincloir Paul Sronley Erik Skobei«und Suson Srockwell Dr ion Thomson Rick Thorne Chnsrme Thornley Above Mr Bradford's foce, deseed by Sreve Cannon, was pmred on mony shrts A huge repfcco was mode for rhe fronr of rhe school 142 Seniors Seniors John Wolron Korhryn Wore Celto Weeks Sreve Wennergreen Lourie Wilde Dennis Wildmon Courrney Willioms « Orion Wilkinson Dallas Wilden Missing cont. David Fulier Morr Garvin Mirium Gomberg Sreven Grow Suson Horch Leo Hunr Cindy Jones Lauri Laird Troy Marshall Michelle McDonald Melinda Sreel Phoung Troung Xuong Troung Cloudia Word Cory Wilkinson Seniors 143 tXrmg doss Moris Do vis ferens for hs homework oss y merv Cheerieoders Soojo Von Noy. Menderh Sorensen, and Mindy Boson form o pyramid ncDof AAeteso Johnson ond Jeff Gessoman pomapore in o mods wedding Senior doss floor moves down rhe Homecomng porode roure 144 Seniors Junors and Sophomores 145 The junior doss officers gve ir rhe professionol touch This yeor rhe doss officers Kirsren Londeen, v.p., Porri Porrer. secrerory. Jeon Morrhews. senoror. Kevin White. president, ond Pere Miler. senoror worked hord ro moke rhis yeor rhe best for rhe doss of ‘'SS Tne officers starred rhe year wirhour o dime, bur with o lor of dedication ond dererminorion rhey pulled through Tney worked or rhe sdewolk soles ond rhe county fair bur rhe big break wos when rhey involved rhe entire doss ond sold magazine subscriptions ond renewals. They nrroduced some new ideos ro rhe school too, including rhe Jr Morp which turned our ro oe o success Even though o lor of work ond rime wos involved rhe officers felr rhor rheir efforts were worth it ond rhe doss of 85 will always be V The junior doss officers rhnk obour issues brought up n srudenr senore t2 V I 1 Off ers show mixed emotions obour rhe porode 146 Juniors Joonn Aberrsen Note Aider Nonerre Alder mon Er Alen Leslie Anderson Kim Andrews Mwe Andrews Amy Arkmson Mork Arknson Leo Doer Steve Doker Wendy Doker Jode Oodwm Randy Dolord Trovs Dolord Erie Oolis Robert Oolph Dovd Dorrorr Chr6 Dorrholomew Sugoro Diswos Den Dtoir Krk Olum Suson Dosworrh Michette Doyce Debbie Drocken Derh Droisted Krisry Drower Motyn Drower Morr e Drown Shorto Drown 'Granny'' Gremey rocks on me junor floor Juniors 147 Knsrme Dovis Srocy Donohoo Dorn Duersch Yvonne Duncon Mory Dy Timmy Eomes Sfocey Drown Chrs Onjnson Cort Budge Roger Dunors Lucreoo CoWeron Andrew Componelo Kryen Compbel Done Coring Ang Chrarensen Mory Lyn Chnyensen Tereoso Clegg Jordon Cook Dryon Cowdefl Julie Cox Judy Crockerr Momie Drown prepores for rhe Homecoming po rooe 146 Jurors Donnie Earl Scorr Forley Dorren Frodshom Mike Gbbs Mork Gonzalez Liso Granr Russell Ecdes Greg Femey Liso Fuhrimon Julie Glover Sron Gorrfredson Mike Grenney Eddie Edmunds Michele Fimore Randy Gorrerr Jim Godfrey Aaron Gould Mike Groll J Eloson Melissa Frnchum Marrm Ewer Liso Fluckiger KeHy Fair bonks •Dob Ford Juniors 149 Robert Guojordo Wendy Hofl Suson Honcey Ken Moody Shone Monsen Kevin Honsen Pool Hordmon Ntcoiene Horrs A dr ton Morch Trudy Morch Joe Mouser Morcnne Moyword Louro Henrie Cheryl HI Tove Hnrze Todd Hovory Zonn Hortocher Dnon Horh Sreve Hoyle Kefly Hubbord Lyle Hubbord Michele HunscKer Krisren Hymos Chonkrosno Inn Troy Jones Uso Jorrerr Jennifer Jenkins Deno Sorenson ond Kim Mobey wor for rhe porode ro begin 150 Juniors 4 Dtoir Jensen Lee Jensen Teresa Jensen Tom Jessop Mke Johnsron Shown Kooe David Korren Tim Kemp Tort Kemp Tern Kerr Richard Krschmon Melonie Knowles Jone Krombule Dole Kromer Tommy Lamb Kirsren Londeen Brody Lorsen KirK Lorsen Michelle Lorsen Sheri Lorsen Yoncy Lorsen Jon LeOoron George LenKersdorfer Dovy Leak Judy Crockerr fmoly gers rhe pomr Junio's 151 Regrno bndemonn Jono LovekmcJ Deuce Lowry Kelli Lund Lye Lunctoerg Leztee Lyons Kim Mobey Thod Morin Jeon Morrhews MiKe Moughon Shane Maugnan Durron Moy Trocte McLeod Morjo Mechom Lisa Mlier Pere Mder Liz Morris The REAL Pere Miter Michelle Morrow John Mon son Jon Morrensen Tammy Nosh Dodger Nelson Gerald Nelson 152 Juniors Chris Nerrieron ToOonh Nguyen Hoo Nhom Jm Nietsen John Neisen Kraren Nielsen Shely Nymon Oebb«e OkJhom Kevin Olsen keObon Jondee Poge erriB Poge DrooKe Polmer Noel Polmer ton Parish Mjc Pork Loms Pod Peggy Perkes leisho Perersen Jeff Perersen Suzonne Pererson Toon Phon Kirrio Pheng Nelson Phillips Teenc Porrer Porn Porrer V ki Possmussen Jun-o S 153 Por RorWf Crc g fleece Rex Reed Korey Reid Shown Reeder Mike R hey Ingrid Ricks Trovis Rigby Heorher Riley Gronr Robson Kim Robson Kevn Robson Kyle Robson Tim Rodebush Anrone Roundy Mory Roytance Tiffony Sargs JenrWer Shorp Loel Shorp Jimmy Simmons Tommy Sieighr Chorke Smith Ston Smth Steve Sm h Julo Soliz Deno Sorenson Kristine Sorenson Jonors show the rroe Grizzly spirit on rhe doss floor 154 Jjn.ors Anrhony Sozio Holy Storks Jono Steed Alon Sretrier Dovid Stoker Chris Srone Sipex Son Croig Thompson Greg Woddoops Kevin White Chris Wrighr Cheryl Swoder Jono Thomson Shen Walker Norake Wickhom Ellen Wrighr Wynlee Tdlmodge Moris Thorpe Shelo Word Looro Willordson Mike Yoong David Teuscher Jusrm Torh Sreve Wegener Koren Wolfe Kerry Thoyne Ing Tron Aliso Wesr Corhy Wooiey JuSe Thompson Looro Urness Dovid White Alon Wrighr Juniors 155 Sophomore Closs Officers: Helen Parkinson, secrerary. Jennifer Johnson, senotor; Ka-oie Hataufo, oresidenr, Koonie Smelie, senaror. Tereso Thomson, vice presdenr Sophomore Senoror Jennifer Johnson said, It was fun being an officer Ir wos hard ro Know whor people expected of you. Even though they weren’t too sure of themselves ot first they showed their spirit lorer. After spending much rime on the floor, they were awarded with the first prize for rhe second rime in the lost three yeors. They sold coKe or rhe sidewolK sole ond sponsored o cor wash. Altogether they earned o rorol of $250 This money wos pur toward rhe assembly ond rhe closs parry. £ The doss officers ride in rhe Homecoming parode Prize winning sophomore floor 156 Sophomores Tom Albee Dryon Alien Richord Alien Kong An Doyd Anderson Kurr Ande'son Mork Anderson Mine Anderson Volene Anderson Kim Ashcrofr Pool Dodome Orion Doir Dior Dolls Drer Dorfuss Penny Dough Doug Deoch Corta Denson A'tson DerWey Km Derkley Thoyne Omgget Mork Outers Drendo Doden Shone Dowers Todd Drodfield Mike Drondf Shown Dreogger Sruorf Drnghursr Leo Droocbenr Vicky Drower Debbte Dryner Kofhy Durrerfield Eryon CoSowoy Koren Compbel Doniel Conrcrovio Spencer Corter Kone Casree Sophomores 157 Michele Checkers Monre Chnsrensen Shoyne Chnsrensen David Cork Anotoo Clegg Garry Coon Alkson Crooksron Lee Crosby Mike Crowshow Forshod Doriarm Lisa Dolench McheBe Davis Lisa Dickson Deboroh Dunning Ty Efcason Nylon Domentc Tony Eomes Trno Erickson beso Dongom Kcne Edwards besa Forbaniss 156 Sophomores Michelle FeNmon Zephi Gereoux Dnon Goodsell Hedt Gould Dorboro Griffm Srephome Honsen Corrie Finchum Elizoberh Gessomon Sereno Goodse Corrie Greene Norobe Holoufto Corrie Honsen Kurr Foster Ke«y Glenn Nicole Gorrfredson Judi Grenney Chorlo Hole Toruo Honson Doug Fulmer Mii e Gfcchmon Snown Fulmer Sue Godfrey Jess Gcrner John Goedtoer • Sophomores 159 DovkJ Horns Kerr Homs Krisren Horsho Mike Horr Kent Hostom l rn Heng Jetono Herring Conn Hill Tonyo HI Uso HUyord Suson Hrschi Shorlyn Hodson Shendon Holden Evan Hoimsreod Eric Horh Comeron Hunr Colleen Hunr Elizabeth Hurd Sreve Hursr Debbie Jomes Roxonne Jomes Sherry Jordne Dono Jorvis Chod Jensen Scorr Jensen Donnefl Jenson Jennifer Jenson Kevin Jezok Debbie Johnson Jon Johnson Jennifer Johnson Robm Johnson Roy Johnson Shown Johnson Max Jones Bobby Jones 160 Sophomores Annie Jucncer Rork Kemo Dorr.n Knowies Kenny Kohfeid Ro Kong Tony Knese Joson Kulze Mork Leboron Kory Letshmon Srephome Letshmon Pool LenKersdorfer Thereso Lennon Niko Leuk Myndee Looste Frank Luu Hoeum Leon Mak Ctndy Lewis Trno LoveloncJ Mike Lyon Moonno Monley Shelly LincJqusr Laura Lowe Jeonerre Mohoney Millie Morrrn i Soo orrxyes 161 Derek Moriock Kor; Mow Les’e McOoooid Suzonne McGrew Phil McLeod Come McEvoy Downo Meocrom Sherwm Merrill Dry on Miier J Jill Monson David Morns Denise Muir Mike Mumm Conme Murroy Wendy Neuberger Porry Newton Clnr Nbcholls Norhon Niederhouser Dovid N derhouser Shouno Nor cross Ncole Olmsreoc Tonyo Olsen Courrney Olson Roberr Owens Jeff Nelson Knssie Nighswonger Helen Porkmson 162 Sophomores Mcheiie Poce Steve Perkins Ofooks Porrer Ryan Reid Jennifer Rigby Oe oo Porrmgron Gmr Pererson Stephen Poutsen Teresa Richords Audrey Rodebush AiJisoo Possey 0 Perzokj Sonyo Powers Rogers Richardson MonsoJ Soli nos Ten PeiovsKy Mike Row man Sheri Quinn Condi Pendleron Alien Pond Rojv Rojogopai Orerr Perkes Don Pond % Susan Reese Sophomores 163 Srocey Scott Jek Shepher Elzobeth Smclar Ronnie Sme ie Lcxxo Smirh Lisa Smith Rebecca Smith Kris Soderquisr Scott Sorenson Greg Sosnosk Theresa Sozio Wendy SpocKmon Krisrin Spencer Jenny Sperh Angie Stalker Robert Srorks Soro Sterner Mike Sroddorr Dedre Srokes Srocey Stones Paula Sruort Simon Sun John Swallow N«o Tobt Michelle Tallmodege Mirch Telford Dona Tepedmo Le so Thompson Teresa Thomson Ten Thorne Bobby Thormey Serey Tieny Bron Tooley Kim Tron Mark Trippler Chris Tueiler 164 Sopnomores Mike Toelier Mike Udy Cindy Vcnce Momque Vonsochtelen Down Mcrie Veronick Ere Wall Allison Voiron Morr Wangsgaord Amro Wore Sreve Warren Greg Worrs Susan Weeks Shelly Wegener Meh.ee Wesrenstow Ange Whiroker Dorlo Wikjen Jeff Willmore Karl Wilson AJon Wimmer Comi Wmdley Rulon Wood Curris Yozzie Tommy Young Comi Zollinger Sophomores 165 McCurdy. Gory 76, 139 McDonald, Drenr 64, 139 McQuilken, Shelly 16. 139 Meier, Candace 17, 139 Miller, Jeff 50, 58, 61, 83, 132, 140, 143 Miller, Richard 64, 140 Morris, Karhy 140 Morrensen, Marcia 16. 140 Morrenson, Lori 15, 16, 30, 31, 36. 37, 38. 39, 52, 53, 58, 61, 135, 140 Muir, Davis 64, 140 N Nall, Jeff 61. 72, 73. 140 Nelson, Michelle 140 Niederhouser, Narhon 140 Nish, Lisa 16, 56, 71, 140 Norris, Kar: 17, 140 O Olson, Eric 69, 140 Olson, Sheryl 140 Osborne, Lisa 16, 64, 69. 71, 140 P Pace, Elese 140 Page, Becky 16. 52, 53, 140 Parker, Scorr 100, 140 Parringron, Teresa 16, 140. 179 Paul, Norman 140 Pearl, Tim 140 Penare, Sonia 141 Perry, Roberr 3, 27, 37. 38, 61. 88, 94. 96, 141 Porrer, Cammy 17, 141 Pound. Rodney 141 Q Quinrano, Brenda 141 R Ralphs, Angelia 16, 71, 86, 141 Randle, Heidi 141 Rosmussen, Chris 37, 64, 141 Rawlings, Melanie 16. 44, 55, 70, 75.141 Raymond, Gordon 2, 88, 89, 96. 141 Ross, Annerre 16, 141 Roundy. Shown 64, 70, 141 Roylance, Mark 72, 96. 141 Russell, Marilyn 16. 141 S Solrern, Lori 17. 141 Savoy, Rondy 100, 141 Scheiss. Roberr 92. 141 Schoonover. Sreven 141 Seerhaler, Lisa 4, 5. 17,‘56, 141, 175 Sharp, Dave 142 Shaw, John 94, 96, 142 Sinclair. Thomas 111, 142 Skobelund. Erik 142 Smith, Doug 35. 36, 142, 143 Soderquisr, Brion 17, 46, 95. 96, 142 Sorensen, Meredirh 16. 52. 53, 142 Srondridge, Ronerre 142 Srcnley, Paul 69, 142 Srockwell, Suson 17. 142 Sroddarr, Sandi 17, 56, 57, 61. 142 Strong, Eric 69, 142 Swader, Jeff 142 T Thomson, Brian 34, 35, 49, 64, 69, 142 143 Ware, Kathryn 17, 19, 56, 61, 143 Watts. Shawn 96, 143 Weeks, Celia 17, 86. 87. 143 Wennergren, Sreven 64, 83, 143 Wilde, Laurie 143 Wildmon, Dennis 17, 94, 96, 143 Wilkinson, Brian 71, 77, 80, 143 Wilkinson. Cory 95, 96 Wilden, Dallas 16, 72, 96. 143 Williams, Courtney 58. 61, 85. 96, 143 JUNIORS Thorne, Rick 30. 31. 88. 89, 95, 142 Thornley, Christine 16, 51, 56, 57, 133, 142 Tibbirrs, Linda 16, 61, 86, 42 Trounrvein, Jon 64. 77, 142 Turner. Corey 17, 36. 38, 58, 61. 90, 132, 137, 143 U, V VanNoy, Sonia 15, 17. 43, 135, 143 w, X, Y, Z Walton, John 36, 38. 39, 46, 58, 61, 83. A Albrersen, JoAnn 82, 84, 147 Alder, Nate 46, 49. 69. 147. 148 Alderman, Nanette 18. 44. 45, 71. 147 Allen. Eric 96, 147 Andrews, Kim 56, 147 Andrews. Mike 147 Anderson, Leslie 147 Atkinson, Amy 147 Atkinson. Mark 69, 147, 154 D Baer, Lisa 147 Baker, Steve 80, 147 Baker. Wendy 147 Baldwin. Jodie 71, 147 Ballard, Randy 96. 112, 147 Ballard, Travis 147 Bolls, Eric 147 Bolph, Roberr 147 Barrett, David 147 Bartholomew, Chris 147 Biswas, Sugara 69, 85. 147 Blair, Ben 108, 147 Bluth, Kurk 64, 147 Bosworrh, Susan 147 Boyce, Michelle 56, 61, 147 Bracken, Debbe 69, 82. 84, 147 Braisred, Beth 64. 69. 147 Brower, Kristy 86, 147 Brower, Malyn 44. 64, 147 Brown. Marnie 2, 48, 61, 147, 148 Brown, Sharia 44. 64, 147 Brown, Stacey 56, 73, 117, 148 Brunson, Chris 148 Budge. Corl 18. 148 Butters, Roger 148 C Calderon, Lucrecia 148 Campanella, Andrew 148 Campbell, Krisrefn 53, 69, 148 Carling, Diane 61. 148 Christensen, Angie 56, 73, 117, 148 Christensen, MaryLyn 69, 82, 148 Clegg, Teresa 148 Index 185 L Cook, Jordon 90, 148 Cowdell, Dry on 148 Cox, Julie 148 Crockerr, Judy 148, 151. 168 D Do vis, Krisrine 69, 84, 148 Donohoo. Srocey 148 Duersch, Dorin 64, 96, 148 Duncon, Yvonne 44, 45, 69, 70, 86, 148, 175 Dy, Mary 148 E Eomes, Timmy 148 Earl, Donnie 114, 149 Eccles, Russel 149 Edmunds, Eddie 149 Eliason, Jill 149 Ewer, Marry 64, 149 F Fairbanks. Kelly 149 Farley, Scorr 69, 149 Ferney, Greg 69, 75. 149 Fillmore, Michele 64. 149 Fichum, Melissa 82. 149 Fluckiger, Lisa 64. 149 Ford, Dob 61. 96. 149 Frodshom, Darren 77, 149 Fuhriman. Lisa 149 G Garrerr. Randy 100, 149 Gibbs. Mike 44, 64. 85, 100, 120, 149 Glover. Julie 44. 49. 149 Godfrey, Jim 93, 149 Gonzalez, Mark 149 Gorrfredson, Sran 149 Gould, Aaron 149 Granr, Lisa 84, 149 Grenney, Mike 96, 147. 149, 153 Groll, Mike 95, 96, 130, 149 Gunderson. Sharlyn 80, 81, 84 Gujordo, Roberr 84, 101, 150 H Hail. Wendy 64, 150 Hancey. Susan 150 Handy, Ken 64, 70, 150 Hansen, Kevin 64, 65, 69, 101, 112, 150 Hansen, Shane 150 Hardman, Paul 36, 38. 61, 93, 150, 198 Harris. Nicolene 150 Horch, Adrian 150 Harch, Trudy 15, 52, 53, 135, 150 Hauser, Joe 30, 150 Hayword, Marianne 61, 150 Henne, Kim 150 Hill, Cheryl 150 Hinrze, Tove 35, 150 Hlavory, Todd 95, 150 Horh, Drian 150 Horlacher, Zann 61. 100, 150, 178 Hoyle, Sreve 150 Hubbord, Kelly 83, 150 Hubbard, Lyle 69, 150 Hunsiker, Michelle 114, 150 Hymos, Krisren 8, 71, 73, 150 I Inn, Chonkrasna 85, 150 J Joke, Mike 88 Jones, Troy 14, 37, 58, 61, 88, 150 Jarrerr, Lisa 14, 61, 150 Jenkins, Jennifer 150 Jensen, Dlair 64, 69, 151 Jensen, Lee 151 Jensen, Teresa 52, 53, 151 Jessop, Tom 112, 151 Lamb, Tammy 151 Landeen, Kirsren 146, 151 Larsen, Drady 83, 88, 90, 100, 151 Larsen, Kirk 64, 151, 176 Lorsen, Michelle 121, 151 Larsen, Sheri 14, 61, 151 Lorsen, Yancey 151 LeDaron, Jon 88. 90, 96. 115, 151 Lenkersdorfer, George 71, 88, 90, 96, 161 Leuk, Davy 151 Lindemonn, Regina 74, 152 Lowry, Druce 64, 112, 152 Loveland, Jana 152 Lund, Kelli 56, 57, 84, 152 Lundberg, Lyle 152 Lyons. Lezlee 71, 152 M Mabey. Kim 150, 152 Morrin, Thad 152, 153 Marrhews, Jean 44, 61, 146, 152, 168 Johnsron, Mike 61, 96, 151 K Kaoe, Shown 92, 96, 151 Karren, Dave 69, 70, 151 Kemp, Tim 100, 151 Kemp. Tori 8. 56, 151 Kerr, Terri 49, 73, 117, 151 Kirschmon, Richard 85, 100, 101, 151 Knowles, Melanie 71, 151 Krombule, Jane 151 Kramer, Dale 151 Kreise, Shon 93 186 Index Moughon, Mike 96. 152 Maughn, Srove 53, 152 Moy. Burron 14, 36, 58, 61. 93, 96, 114, 152 McLeod, Trocie 152 Mechom, Morjo 58, 61, 71, 152 Miller, Lisa 152 Miller, Pere 69, 113, 116, 146, 152, 181 Monson, John 152 Morris, Liz 152 Morrow, Michelle 152 Morrensen, Jon 36, 53. 58, 61, 64, 152, 179 N Nosh, Tommy 152 Nelson, Bridger 84, 152 Nelson, Gerotd 152 Nerrleron, Chris 46, 64, 69, 80. 153 Nguyen, ToOonh 153 Nhom, Hoo 153 Nielsen, Jim 153 Nielson, John 153 Nielsen, Kris 153 Nymon, Shelly 56, 57, 153 O Oldham, Debbie 56, 57, 153 Olsen, Kevin 153 Olsen, Mike 77, 153 P Page, Merril 46, 61, 153 Poge, Janalee 52, 53, 64, 153 Palmer, Brooke 2, 58, 61, 153, 179 Palmer, Noel 44, 69. 82, 151, 153 Parish, Ian 64, 65, 85, 113, 153 Paul, Louis 64, 65, 113, 153 Park, Mijo 153 Perkes, Peggy 86. 153 Pererson, Jeff 70, 96, 115, 153 Pererson, Leisha 153 Pererson, Suzanne 153 Phan, Tuon 153 Pheng, Kirria 153 Phillips, Nelson 153 Porrer, Teeno 56, 61, 153 Porrer, Porri 58, 61. 153, 146, 180 Q, K Riley, Hear her 44, 58, 61, 154, 169 Robison, Gronr 75, 154 Robison, Kim 152, 154 Robson, Kevin 69. 96, 154 Robson, Kyle 69, 154 Rodebush, Tim 100, 154 Roundy, Tony 64, 69, 70. 154 Roytance, Mary 56, 61, 154 S Sargis, Tiffany 154 Sharp, Jennifer 67, 154 Sharp, Lael 154 Simmons, Jim 154 Sleighr, Tammy 154 Smirh. Chuck 63, 64, 70, 83, 112, 154 Smirh, Sran 69, 85, 154 Smirh, Sreven 44, 46, 47, 69, 154, 172 Soliz, Julio 154 Sorensen, Dena 150, 154 Sorensen, Krisrine 154 Sozio, Anrhony 66, 155 Srarks, Holly 86, 87, 154 Sreed, Jana 36, 37. 44, 45, 49, 61, 155, 168 Srerrler, Alan 77, 155 Todd enjoys the per ode Sroker, David 64, 85, 96, 155 Srone, Chris 155 Sun, Stpex 155 Swoder, Cheryl 155 T Rasmussen, Vicky 64, 69, 153 Roriiff, Par 154 Reed, Rex 64, 154 Reeder, Shown 154 Reese, Craig 9, 154 Reid, Korey 101, 154 Richey, Mike 154 Ricks, Ingrid 61, 154, 169 Rigby, Travis 44. 47, 70. 75, 154, 172, 176 Tollmodge, Wynlee 64. 69, 70, 155 Teusher, David 88, 90. 155 Thoyn, Kerry 64, 155 Thompson, Craig 64, 96, 155 Thompson, Julie 61, 64, 155 Thomson, Jana 155 Thorpe, Mark 69. 70, 118, 155 Torh, Jusrin 69, 155 Tran, Ing 155 u, v, w, x, Y, z Urness, Laura 155 VanAlfen, Pere 69 Woddoups, Gregory 69, 155 Walker, Sheri 155 Ward, Shelia 71, 155 Wegener, Srephen 80, 100, 115, 155 Wickham, Naralie 155 Wesr, Alisa 69, 155 Whire, David 44, 45, 155 Whire, Kevin 50, 58, 61, 88. 96,146.155 Wickham, Naralie 115, 155 Willordson, Lauro 69, 75, 108, 155 Wolfe, Karen 64, 69, 80, 81, 84. 155 Woolley, Carherine 155 Wrighr, Alan 61, 155 Wrighr, Chrisrine 155 Wrighr. Elen 155 Young. Mike 64, 69. 85 155 SOPHS A Albee, Tom 64, 83. 157 Allen, Byron 99, 157 Allen, Richard 157 An, Kong 157 Anderson, Boyd 157 Anderson. Kurr 83, 157 Anderson, Mark 64. 157 Anderson, Michoel 64, 99, 157 Anderson, Valene 35, 69. 157 Ashcrofr, Kim 157 B Badame, Paul 157 Bair, Brian 93, 101, 157 Bolls, Blair 157 Barfuss, Brer 46, 91, 157, 163 Baugh. Penny 86, 87, 157 Beach, Doug 69, 157 Benson, Carlo 157 Berkey, Alison 39, 157 Berkley. Kim 157 Binggeli, Thayne 157 Birrers, Mark 157 Bladen, Brenda 157 Bowers, Shane 157 Brcdfield, Todd 157 Broegger, Shown 64, 157 Brondr, Michael 157 Bringhursr, Sruarr 157 Broodbenr, Lisa 157 Brower, Vicky 157 Bryner, Debbie 80, 157 Burrerfield, Karhy 157 C Calloway, Eryn 69, 157 Index 187 Campbell, Karen 157 Canrorovid, Doniel 157 Carter, Spencer 64, 157 Checketrs, Michelle 29, 55, 64, 69, 158 Chrisrensen, Monre 99. 158 Chrisriansen, Shoyne 64, 69, 158 Clark, Dovid 93. 95. 99, 158 Clegg, Anollisa 158 Coon, Garry 158 Crooksron, Alison 158 Crosby, Lee 64, 101, 158 Croshaw, Michael 158 D Dailomi, Forshod 64, 75, 158 Dalench, Usa 158 Davis, Michelle 55, 158 Decker, Robert 64, 70, 101, 158 Demars, Linda 158 Derr, Robyn 64, 86, 158 Dickson, Liso 8. 158 Domenici, Nylon 39. 158 Dorigarri. Leisa 158 Duce, Mott 92. 93 Dunning, Deborah 158 E Eames. Tony 158 Edwards. Katie 158 Elioson, Ty 99, 158 Erickson. Trina 158 F Fairbanks, Leisa 158 FeMman, Michelle 159 Fmchum, Carrie 75, 82, 159 Foster. Kurt 35, 159 Fullmer, Doug 159 Fullmer, Shown 158 G Garner, Jess 159 Gereoux, Zephi 159 Gessaman. Elizoberh 44, 71, 159. 183 Glenn. Kelly 83, 99, 159 Glickmon. Michael 159 Godfrey, Sue 41, 55, 116, 159 Goeckner, John 77, 159 Goodseli, Bryan 159 Goodsell, Serena 159 Gottfredson, Nicole 159 Gould, Heidi 70, 159 Greene, Carrie 159 Grenney, Judi 159 Griffin, Dorbora 69, 159 H Holoufio. Natalie 84. 156, 159 Hole, Chorla 159 Hansen, Carrie 159 Hansen, Stephanie 69. 159 Honson, Tonia 69, 70, 159 Harris, Dovid 69. 160 Horris, Keith 93, 112. 160 Harsho. Kristin 160 Harr, Mike 69. 91, 160 Hoslom, Kent 91, 95. 99, 160 Heng, Rirh 64. 160 Herring, Jelano 69, 160 Hill, Conn 69. 82, 160 Hill, Tonya 44, 160 Hillyord, Liso 160 Hirschi. Susan 160 Hodson, Shorlyn 82, 87, 158. 160 Holden, Sheriden 160 Holmsread, Evan 64, 160 Horh. Eric 64, 160 Hunt, Colleen 160 Hurd, Elizoberh 160 Hurst. Clyde 64, 160 Hurst. Steve 69, 85, 160 I, J James, Debbie 160 James, Roxanne 160 Jardine, Sherry 69, 160 Jarvis, Dana 69, 160 Jensen, Chad 93, 160 Jensen, Scott 99. 160 Jenson, Donnell 160 Jenson, Jennifer 160 Jezak, Kevin 70, 93, 160 Johnson, Debbie 160 Johnson, Jan 160 Johnson, Jennifer 29, 55, 156, 160 Johnson, Robyn 160 Johnson. Roy 64. 88. 90, 160 Johnson, Shawn 64. 160 Jones, Bobby 58, 67, 160 Jones. Max 95. 101, 160 Julonder, Annie 64, 161 K Kemp, Rourk 64, 161 Knowles, Darrin 95, 161 Kohfeld, Kenny 161 Kong, Ro 161 Kriese. Troy 161 Kulze. Jason 161 L Leboron. Mark 99, 161 Leishmon, Kory 161 Leishmon, Sreph 161 Lenkensdorfer, Paul 161 Lennon, Theresa 64, 80, 161 Leuk, Nika 113, 161 Lewis, Cindy 161 Lindquist, Shelly 161 Loosle, Myndee 64 161 Loveland, Tina 64. 161 Lowe, Laura 161 Luu, Frank 93, 161 Lyon, Mike 83, 161 M Mahoney, Jeanie 69, 161 Mak. Hoem 161 Molouf. Ned 49. 64, 69, 80 Manley, Moanno 161 Morsholl, Seon 64 188 Index Martin, Millie 161 Matlock, Derek 92, 93. 95, 99, 162 Mow, Kari 162 McDonald, Leslee 162 McEvoy, Carrie 162 McGrew, Suzanne 69, 80, 162 McLeod, Phill 162 Meacham, Dawno 69, 162 Merrill, Sherwin 83, 100, 162 Miller, Bryon 93, 162 Monson, Jill 64, 69, 162 Morris, David 162 Morris, John 64 Muir, Denise 162 Mumm, Mike 112, 162 Murray, Connie 162 N Nelson, Jeff 69. 162 Neuberger, Wendy 69, 82, 162 Newton, Patty 64, 75, 162 Nicholls. Ginr 162 Niederhauser, David 99, 162 Niederhauser, Nathan 64, 162 Nighswonger, Krissy 69, 162 Nor cross, Shauna 64, 162 Noursomadi, Ramon 64 O Olmsread, Nicole 69. 162 Olsen, Tanya 64, 69, 162 Olson, Courtney 91. 95, 99, 162 Owens, Robert 69, 162 P Pace, Michele 72, 73, 163 Parkinson, Helen 156, 162 Partington, Brenda 55, 163 Passey, Allison 163 Pelovsky, Teri 82, 163 Pendleton, Condi 163 Perkes, Brett 163 Perkins, Steve 163 Petersen, Gerald 69 Peterson, Clint 163 Perzold, Bill 163 Plowman, Mike 91, 95, 101, 160, 163 Pond, Allen 163 Pond, Dan 91, 99. 163 Porter, Brooks 91, 95, 99. 163 Poulsen, Stephen 163 Powers, Sanya 69, 163 Q, R Quinn, Sheri 69, 163 Rajagopal, Rajiv 67, 85, 163 Reese, Susan 64, 69, 163 Reid, Ryan 99, 163 Richards, Teresa 163 Richardson, Rogers 64, 163 Rigby. Darcy X, 70 New srudenrs, Derry G Jonte Thomson Rigby, Jennifer 71. 163 Rodebush, Audrey 163 S Salinas. Marisal 163 Schiess, Sondo' 95, 163 Schvonevelr, Paul 75. 163 Scott, Stacey 69, 164 Shepherd, Jeff 37, 39, 61. 91, 95. 99. 164 Sindair, Elizabeth 164 Smeilie, Ronnie 83, 91, 100, 156, 159, 164, 165 Smith, Laura 69, 84, 164 Smith. Lisa 55. 64, 164 Smith, Rebecca 86. 164 Soderquisr, Kris 164 Sorenson, Scott 83, 91, 164 Sosnoski, Greg 164 Sozo, Theresa 164 Spackman, Wendy 164 Tepedino, Daria 164 Thompson. Leisa 69, 164 Thomson, Teresa 156, 164 Thorne, Teri 46. 55, 164 Thornley, Bob 88, 90, 99, 164 Tieng, Serey 164 Tooley, Brian 77. 80, 164 Tron, Kim 164 Trippler. Mark 64, 69, 85, 164 Tueller, Chris 61, 164 Tueller, Mike 64, 69, 77, 165 U, V Udy, Mike 95, 165 Vance, Cindy 165 Vansutchelen, Monique 84, 165 Veronick, Down Marie 165 w, X, Y, Z Wallis, Eric 58, 64, 165 Walton, Allison 75. 165 Wangsgoord, Matt 165 Wore, Anita 165 Warren, Steve 165 Worts, Greg 14, 27, 61, 88, 90, 95, 99, 165 Weeks. Susan 165 Wegener. Shelly 29, 64, 165 Wesrenskow, Michelle 64, 165 Whitaker. Angela 48, 84, 87, 165 Willden, Darla 87, 165 Williams, Janet 69, 80, 165 Willmore. Jeff 165 Wilson, Karl 64. 69, 83, 91, 100, 165 Wimmer. Alan 88, 90, 99, 165 Windley, Cami 165 Wood, Rulon 64, 91. 165 Yazzie, Curtis 101, 165 Young, Tammy 165 Zollinger, Comi 80, 165 FACULTY Spencer, Kristin 73, 164 Sperh, Jenny 29, 80. 164 Stalker, Angie 164 Storks. Bobby 164 Stetrler, Sara 164 Sroddorr, Mike 164 Stokes. Diedre 69, 164 Stones, Stacie 164 Sruorr, Poulo 64, 164 Sun, Simon 164 Swallow, John 92, 99, 164 T Tabibi, Nico 75. 85, 164 Tallmodge, Michelle 64. 69, 164 Telford. Mitch 91. 99, 164 Allen. Gerald 114, 124 Allen, Max 75, 124 Allsop, Steve 126 Anderson, LaMar 75, 124 Ashton, Ted 124 Bonks, John 96 Barfuss, Brent 46, 124 Bradford. Richard 42, 118, 119, 124 Brunson, Eliot 124 Christensen, Perry 88, 95, 96, 124 Comadena, Larry 88, 96, 106, 124 Cooley, Max 121, 124 Copp, Joyce 121, 124 Davidson, Ted 118, 124 Elich, Carlerre 124 Elliott. Cathy 124 Emmett, Bill 124 Frakes. Sylvia 75, 124 Gordon. Robert 77, 119, 124 Index 189 Hansen, Alene 124 Haslam, Larry 50, 122, 98 Hows, Gayle 124 Hoyrer, Mike 127 Henrie, Weston 124 Hill. John 96. 137 Hirschi, Loron 76, 111, 125 Howell. Sruarr 95, 96. 98, 107, 123, 125 Hoyr, Herond 125 Humesron, Peggy 126 Jardine, Jerry 90 Jardine, Showna 110, 125 Jensen, Richard 107, 125 Johnson. Parri 110, 125 Leovirr, Connie 125 McBride, Ron 101 Olsen, Rulon 122 Pererson, Blake 96. 99 Rigby, Geniel 126 Rinderknechr, Bor boro 126 Roberr, Dan 72, 73. 125 Ryan. William 83, 125 Smirh, Leslie 109, 125 Snow, Doug 96, 99 Soderquisr, Kenr 125 Srevenson, Al 125 Sroddorr, Parricio 125 Srowell. Dan 125 Suddrerh, Diana 125 Tueller, F. Eugene 125 Tripp, LuAnn 126 Walenrine, Rhea 123 Warrs, Raymond 96, 97, 107. 125 Williams, Lorry 73, 88, 90. 95, 96, 99. 125 Wilson, Roger 100. 125 Zilles, Karhy 44, 45, 116, 125 CONTENTS Golf 100 Grizzly 46 47 Hi-Lo's 56-57 Index 184-197 International Club 74 Jazz Bond 65 Juniors 146155 Kelly scores love Key Club 72 League Officers 48 Morching Band 62-63 Musical 36-39 Adminsirrarion 122 Orchestra 6667 Advertising 166183 Pep Club 54 55 Amphion 44-45 Appointed Officers 49 Baseball 98 Ploy 34-35 Basketball, Varsity 88-89 School Board 123 Basketball, J.V 90 Science Club 75 Basketball, Sophomore 91 Basketball, Gris 87 Boys State 51 Secretaries 126 Chounraires 60-61 Seniors 132-144 Cooks 127 Ski Club 70 Counselors 123 Soccer 94 Crimson Colony 58 59 Sophomores 156165 Cross Country 101 Spirit Squad 52-53 Custodians 127 Stage and Video Club 76 Debate 68 69 Srudenrbody Officers 130-131 DECA 73 Student Senate 50 Faculty 124-125 Swimming 80-81 FBLA 71 Symphonic Bond 64 Football, Varsity 96-97 Tennis, Boys 83 Foorboll, J.V 9899 Tennis, Gris 82 Gris State 51 Track 84-85 VICA 77 Volleyball 86 Wocky WomensWeek 32 Wrestling 92 93 190 Index NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS: Sreve Cannon. Becky Cowley, Ramin Dovidoff, Eric Derr, Rosalie Ferrin, Rochel Greenland. Bonnie Hansen, Dennis Hasson, Carrie Hillyord, Simon Leo, Bobbi Morrin, Sharon Marrhews, Marilyn Russell, Brian Soder quisr, Paul Stanley. Janlee Jensen, Eric Olsen, Jan Lundberg, Nate Call JUNIORS: Nanerre Alderman, Kristine Davis, Greg Ferney, Trudy Hatch, Kelly Hubbard, Shelly Nymon, Janalee Page, Heather Riley, Jennifer Sharp, Jano Thomson, Cathy Woolley, Chris Wright, Jim Godfrey, Diane Corling. Brian Cowdell, Nate Alder STERLING SCHOLARS or Right 192 Honors Eric Ofcen General Scholarship Carrie Halyard Social Science Sandi Sroddarr Homemaking Corey Turner Muse Dennis Hasson Speech Drama Paul Sranley Sdence Bobbi Martin Foreign Languoge s 4 David Jarrert Vocational Ed Sreve Con non Mathematics Joni Anderson Vsuai Arts Donnie Hansen English Sharon Matthews Business Ed Honors 193 All-Srore Orchesrro(Bock Row) Simon Leo, Todd Schvoneveldr. Greg Woddups. Nore Alder. Louro Lowe. Julie Cox, Korhy Woolley, Jennifer Shorp Mock Trial (Dock Row) Alisa Wesr, Pere Miller, Noel Polmer, Chris Nerrleron, MoryLyn Chrisrensen, Mork Thorpe (Fronr Row) Kris Do vis, Debbie Brocken, Jusrin Torh, Norolie Domenici, Dovid Korren All-Srore Choir:(Bock Row) Julie James, Roberr Perry, Jeff Miller, John Wolron, Lori Morrenson. (Fronr Row) Lori Lomberr. Leso Corrle. Toyo Cheney, Carrie Hillyard, Donnie Honsen,• Corey Turner, ond Mary Brindley. 194 Honors Gopher Close up:(BocK row) Jusrin Torh, Noel Palmer, Chris Nerrleron. MoryLyn Christensen. (Fronr Row) Scorr Farley, Kelly Hubbard. Nare Alder. Academic Decarholon: Lael Shorp, Sharia Drown, Alisa West Honors 195 PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE Class Clowns Norolee Domr ci and Chris Hams Doll and Dreomboct: Sonjo VonNoy and Brod Kidmon 196 Senior Superlorives Due ro rhe loss of negorives rhe doy before rhe finol deadline, some ptcrures were unovailoble for prinr. We'd like ro rhonk rhe superlorives for showing up for pic rures, and we apologize for nor being able PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE ro indude rhem. Desi Arhiere Ceko Weeks ond Rich Thorne Digest Airheod Commy Porrer and Sreve Humeyon Senior Superlorives 197 The 1984 School year or Logon High has been o rrue “Limited Edition with rhe region championship being held by borh our basketball and wresrling reams. We congratulate them for borh their effort and recovery from football injuries. Our swim ream also went to store. We also hod rhe debate reom and solo's and ensembles from rhe music deportment go to store competitions. Involvement from students, and their enthusiasm helped moke rhe year great, se 198 Conclusion The Logon High Amphion, Volume 67, was printed by rhe Herff Jones Company, Logon, Uroh. The doss portraits, the administration portraits and rhe royalty pictures were taken by Felt's Photography. The cover was designed by rhe Amphion Staff. The endsheers and division sheers were designed by Shorlo Drown. The print for these pages was done in Dingham Script. The standard print for rhe book was Serif Gothic Light. There were 700 books ordered, 689 were sold to students, teachers, and professional people. Each of rhe books was purchased for $13. All of rhe copy and page identifications were done in 10 point type, rhe captions were 8 point. The Theme section copy was done in 18 point All headings were 30 point. Conclusion 199 As the groduoring doss of 1984 leoves Logon High, rhey raise wirh rhem memories of donees, grades, basketball games ond rests. Through good and bod, rhe things that mode our years or Logon High o Limited Edition:, were rhe friendships we mode throughout rhe years. Clubs, such os the Key Club ond rhe Ski Club, gave us on opportunity to spend rime wirh old friends and to moke new friends rhot would lost throughout our lives. The Amphion Staff extends o special thanks to Sterling Weber ond Deon Hubbard for the use of their cars on divider pages, st
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