Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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so .qt Effie HQ , Mx A Top Lcft: Ericka Ricks and Jill Vogelor buy records in their after school hours. Top Right:After a day at school the chairs that were once occupied are put up to be readyfor another day. Middle: Many away games were attended by Logan students. Bottom Right: Mike Croshaw cheers the team on to another victory. Bottom Left: Students go home after a long day at school. A ter School 17

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Students Enjoy LlfQ A'H'Qr fter school is a time that most stu- dents look forward to. It is a time to relax, work on homework, eat, watch T. V, and many other activities. Nights were spent in such fun activities as movies, and dances. The time immediately after school was, for many, spent in a wild binge of eating. After starving throughout the day it was great to be home exploring the unknown frontiers of the refrigera- .14 .' iv- 573' 52 ,NFL V, U, 4 .. 5 . s ,,,f j -ur, v Q M r - . I L V? . is Q .3---- ' .. Cami Windley puts in extra hours for a history test. Connie Murray rushes off to work. 16 After School tor. Crooners was Logan 's latest addition to teen entertainment. Many students enjoyed its music and atmosphere. Crooners is a great place to meet new people and hang out with your friends, commented Roxanne james, an avid Crooners fan. lobs were another time consuming aspect of school life for many students. The majority of students worked at fast-food places, grocery stores, and clothing stores. Working is great, but pay day is better, exclaimed Kelli Wengreen, an employee of Oscars in the mall. Working often made it diffi- cult to get homework and other re- ' K , X ' X 'T 'sawn c J sponsibilites done, but the working students found it worthwhile because of the money it provided. The money earned was spent on cars, and car re- pairs, dates, clothes, food and many other things. Dollar night became almost a ritual. On Tuesday nights movies only cost one dollar. Everyone could get a date on Tuesday because it's dollar night and some guys are cheap, said Kim Freeman. Days of Our Lives was a favorite after school show. Many of the 'faddicted to soaps students raced home daily to see the continuing saga. Other stu- dents If-if if 'J TTNWIII WK' 9 .I Khmer. Q f, .f Q f TT' . , . -, ...gs - . 5:5 Brooks Potter in good humor.

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