Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Page 13 text:

p-11---1' V ,1g.. 1, , f - ' f ?'? l?'5 ? ? ,Eff-' 'ir , , r . 5 .Q aff M, -'--fe an 5 e e A L not 2 1 1 A eeeeedfeeeffleei-P, Eh Y , ,.. , r . ,. 1 6,,,,,,,, : - , ' ,c.e,.,.,,gmg:..am-sa f ,N.-..,-.-- Bing l f v ' W - K l A - ...- fee- e 'Q 5 4 1 Sl , . Q ' A , a,,,5.-ei e+1-1+-F YE, Lug f. 1 -, 1 . . A we ': -L f I if 12? 3 4 w L.. ,,-- loanna Anderson and her doubles partner are practicing for tough compe- tion. lohn Needham and the football team endure through many summer practices. Leslee McDonald works hard for a healthy paycheck. Summer 11

Page 12 text:

During the Summer. Students Live It Up n the average summer night in Logan, the smell of barbequing steaks or fresh cut grass drifted around the neighborhood, and the sound of far off cheering or of faint music could be heard coming from the university. Most Logan High students had a very busy summer. Their time was spent in a number of ways. Many clinics and camps are held at universities here in the state. Music, yearbook, and debate clinics were held for those interested in academ- ics. For the athletic students, football, basketball, cheerleading, and drill team camps were held, in addition, there was always a youth conference going on somewhere. Students spent their time in many other ways. Many radio stations and other groups sponsored dances. Time was spent shopping at the mall or downtown. Backyard parties and barbeques were held in many neighborhoods, and all the parks were filled with picnicers. Many Logan High students had part or full time jobs at many of the local stores and businesses. l'm glad school is starting because I 'm sick of teaching bratty kids how to swim, said ludi Grenney, lifeguard at the Municipal pool. Kim Cora y, secretary at Advanced Micro Applications Corperation stated, My summer job was a good money maker but I would rather have eaten liv- er. All in all, summer was a busy time for students. Some were even glad the summer was over and they were looking forward to the start of school because they needed a rest. Many summer cliff-jumpers make use of the scenic mountain- side. Through a cheerful smile, Sherry lardine shows every- one how much fun she had at Girls State. 10 Summer ff'-me ,aw X in 1 wing x Cinderella and Prince Charming 1Mike Andersonj enjoy Disneyland. ..s9 K

Page 14 text:

Crea ting a Difference w 1 1 4 I I STUDENTBODY OFFICERS: Ron Smellie, Presidentg Lisa Hillyard Secretary Scott Andersen Executive Dan Pond Vice Pres: dent, Kim Freeman, Executive-1 Shayne Christiansen, Executive he exclusive six member group of Logan High Studentbody Officers had a tough job. Because serving the students was a big responsi- bility, each member worked hard and put in extra time which made the year successful. Some of the events they were in charge of included student- body cards, the L on the mountain, Home- coming Week, the Christmas Dance, Beach Week and many more. When asked what was different about this year, Vice President Dan Pond replied, Attitude . He went on to explain that the officers were truly concerned about getting everyone involved. 12 Studentbody Officers