Bingham High School - Coppertonian Yearbook (Copperton, UT)

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The Bingham High School is nor iusi' a physical planf of wood, brick and sfeel. Through i+s many years of service 'ro fhe yourh of The area, i+ has gained a new significance. Irs halls and rooms have raken on a hallowed look ro rhose who dwelr There once. Thai look has been our- lined by a halo as memories of rhe good old days have rerurned wirh increasing vigor as lime has passed by. As fhe srudenrs of roday +humb 'rhe pages of 'rhis yearbook, a new symbol of worship will become available 'ro Them. They will be enrering a haven of memory which will become more comlorling, more influenfial, and more effecrive as a life- guard as +he years go by. Any insrirurion like This school, whose main purpose has been solely 'rhe welfare of irs member, and whose iuncfion has been resolved so beauriiuly and well, will live as long as rhe memories of rhose whom if louched. As a srage of memories ir will become a refuge +o a fired soul, a vehemonf noslalgic, or an aspiring enlhusf iasf. Whenever fhese pages are relhumbed, lhe 'rhumber cannor help +o increase his devotion +o 'lhis school as a symbol +ha+ is becoming increasingly beaurifui, exrend- ed and worlhwhile. li will become mosl imporranl' as a par? of 'rhar world srage of human acfiviry which we rhoroughly enioy. Arlhur E. Pere-rson l Arrhur E. Peferson Superinlendenl I0 Reed H. Becksfeod Assisranr Superinrendenf

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Directv rs FIRST ROWS John E. Rich Rex Tripp Dr. J. O. Jones SECQND ROW1 Leonard Becksfead Marvin Jensen Sfanley A. Rasmussen