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ow appearing at Logan High . . . tudents enjoyed a wide variety of assemblies this year at Logan High. One of the best assemblies was the Homecoming Assembly. Bob Welti of KSL, a former Logan High graduate, was the highlight. He joined in singing the school song and was presented with a red Logan hat, which he wore later that night on the news. Jack Lythgo continued to hypnotize the students and John Goddard told about another one of his safaris. The assemblies were definitley entertain- ing and helped enhance school spirit. Bob Welti and Mark Heldstead exchange friend- ly greetings. The Alumni Assembly gave old studen tbod y offi- cers the chance to visit their alma-mater 22 Assemblies 'iff 'WW E 1 ,ii Q A If ...M .
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Anticipation! December Z5 O nce upon a time, not very long ago in a small town, it was that wonderful time of year. Christmas. Everyone was filled with christmas cheer, especially the students at Lo- gan High. Their eyes twinlxled with delight as visions of sugar plums danced in their heads. The weelr of December l 5- 1 9 was a festive one. It all began with treat day, then came festive dress day, two assemblies, in which we were visited by the one and only Santa Clause. Next was a Christmas Movie in the OBG, Elf Weelr, and last but certain- ly not least was the Christmas Dance. Stocking Boy, Mark Furlong, and Stocking Girl. Tammy Stewart, were chosen and reigned over the During the Christmas season students donat- ed cans of food for the needy. The Ginger Bread Houses are coming!! 2 4 Christmas dance on December 1 9. The student's showed their spirit of giving during the canned food drive by donating canned food. Many needy families in the valley benefited from our willingness to give. The weelr was topped off with the Christmas dance. The Crimson Clas- sics sang the theme song for the evening, Winter Wonderland . Finally, December 25, the day we were all waiting for arrived. Though we all my celebrate it in a different way, with our individual traditions, the meaning of Christmas was the same for everyone. Hansel and Gretel Heaven. -U , ua... ,Z mi, V, . . W., T 9 2, X x
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