Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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V 4 ? A Va? V. ., in c. Leslie Smith Loren Hirschi DrattingfBuilding Auto Auto I was a class offered to students inter- ested in the automotive industry. Students learned about engines and the supporting systems, tune-ups, maintainance, brakes, wheels and tires. Auto Il was a class for the advanced auto student. Topics included the study of the automotive electrical systems, fuels, and car- buration. Advanced tune-up and trouble- shooting procedures were covered. 174 Auto f Shop Auto tw ,w .e,. if ,rf'iFF . Top Left: Joe Hauser attempts to repair the engine of a student's car. Top Right: Brian Tooley takes his best shot. Above: Anthony Sozio and Brian Tooley are ready to take apart the engine from Mr. Hirschi's car. . -:Q

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wthat should be recognized. One talent in particular is that of her homemaking Home Economics and Driver's Education leafs' W - 5 is NN' 1 . xy N, 5 ., . Shawna Jardine Patti Johnson William Ryan Cloth, Foods Spec Proj, Parent Dr Ed, Health! N 0' Janalee Page represents Logan's Home Economics Department. Having been a cheerleader for five years, most people at Logan High A associated Janalee Page with cheerleading. But she has many other talents skills, Her skills in this area gave her the opportunity to be the LHS Homemak- ing Sterling Scholar nominee. Having a mother that has sewn a lot and who taught her to sew, Janalee became interested in homemaking at a young age. She has always enjoyed sewing her own clothes and working on special projects and home crafts. When asked what made Janalee stand apart from the other Logan High seam- stresses, Mrs. Jardine said it was her interest and special talent in the home- making area and the good quality of her work. Janalee was also assistant costume director for the musical, Annie Leisa Fairbanks cuts away. Kim Henrie and Mary Roylance enjoy taking a class that doesn't require bookwork. 476 HOFTEG ECOI'lOl'T1lCSfDflVGf'S EdUCClllOI'1