Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Assemblies and Pep rallies prove to be Crowd Pleasers his year the assemblies were a fresh break from the common routine ofthe school day. The highlight of many pep rallies were the Rulon Wood and Mike H art skits. The contests of classes always made a big hit, too. Jack Lythgoe and his assistant Renae pleased the Logan High Students most of all. Some subjects found animals on their arms while others were taken into the fu- ture. Even a few people were left with a post-hypnotic suggestion. John Goddard shared another one of his safaris with the students. This years entertainment was definitely a crowd pleaser. I Jody Watts takes the lead 2: Mike Hart entertains the studentbody 3: Charla Hale leads in a cheer. 4: These guys with the weird bodies have a hard time controlling their feet. I K g t .,....,.,.-.-gt ee Q 'Hit-1.1 Za

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Clothes Portray O I Personality ashions this year have not been as pro- dominantly wide-spreading as years past. As the year began many people came with gummy bracelets , collars buttoned up to the top, and paisley on everything. During the year most people dressed to please themselves and be comfortable. Shirt tails were commonly seen hanging out and sweats were worn often. Levis 501s were still a popular shrink- to-fit style for pants. They came in all colors. Guys mostly wore sweatshirts, tai- lored shirts, vests and sweaters, and T- shirts with unique designs, such as Maui and Sons. Girls' fashions were very interesting. Brouches, worn at the buttoned up collar, were a fun way to look dressed up and have your own unique wardrobe. Most girls raid- ed their grandma 's jewelry box. As the year went on big flower prints began popping up everywhere. V-necked vests and sweaters were a common way to stay warm through the winter. The mid-caU length of pants were still standard, but stirrup pants in all colors and prints were being worn. The most comfortable and popular arti- cle of clothing were college sweatshirts. The debate team had their logo put on sweatshirts, and the student body officers had the school logo. Swatches or reason- able facsi milies occupied everyone's wrists. Hair, in general, was clean Cut for the guys and parted on the side. Girls hair ranged from short to bobs to long, but no matter how it was cut it was neat looking. Clothes this year showed individualism and no matter what people wore it por- trayed their personalities. Fashion 25

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