Logan High School - Amphion Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Mike Christensen and John Needham are off to the lake for some fishing. Shannon Larsen never got dressed before 2 o'clock. Sharon Bartholome asks, Is this the fun part?” Jamie Hunter takes time to stop and Heather Burnham flashes a summer smell the flowers. smile. Keri and Alys just couldn't get enough of high school life. Summer 17

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These girls really mean business! As they take time out of touring Hawaii with Chauntairs. Isn’t it Hot? Speaking from a students point of view, if there wasn’t a summer break I think we would all go crazy. Summer gives us a chance to do the things that we don’t have the time to do during the school year. To some students, summer is another job, just like school. Others spent their summer attending various camps held at USU, or other state colleges and schools. Football, basketball. cheerleading, drill team, and tennis were a few for the athletes. The students that wished there was year-round school spent their summer at academic camps, such as: De- bate. Yearbook, and business. For those of us that weren’t playing a musical instrument at music camp, we were jamming to concerts at Park West. Summer was a necessity for the students to gain their senses and pull the books away from their heads. Summer gave us seven Fridays in a row. It allowed us to sleep in and stay up late. A chance at some rays, and some time to get away from it all. Sean Bryant enjoy's his summer catching some rays. These sexy seniors take time out for a swimming lesson in sunny Hawaii. 16 Summer

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Back to school Let us take a look back To that first day of school. The Freshman were scrubbed clean And trying to be cool. Then in their grubs The Seniors came. They hadn’t been shopping yet. Oh! What a shame. The Juniors and Sophomores Wore a little of each, In either direction They couldn’t quite reach. Many of the students Just had to compete, Seeing who got the tannest From the summers hot heat. Here came the Freshman Thinking they were hot. Yea, we’re in high school,” Said one little tot. Little did they know What was in store: Four treacherous long years of continuous bore. But the excitement surpassed Any such rumor-, Now they could attend dances Despite senior humor. Then there were the feelings Of most of those returning-. They couldn’t quite face it, It was time for some learning. The pencils freshly sharpened, And new pages turned To swamp us all with homework Was for what the teachers yearned. The superior seniors Were ready to take charge. They could take on any thing, No matter how large. All of the Grizzlies Were ready to ride. From head to toe They shone of Grizzly Pride. Just for the ”L” of it Is our golden rule”. For the best of the best Make up our school! Love See picture for information. These shoes are killing me! 18 First Week