Box Elder High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Brigham City, UT)

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UNCOVERING NATURES WONDERS, science classes probed structures of the physical world and tried to understand life's complexities. Throughout the year, science teachers stressed the importance of logical thinking and open-mindedness when tackling problems of any kind. There was great excitement in the science department this year as students and teachers awaited the arrival of a laser and an analytical balance which weighs substances and electronically prints out the weight in digital form. The addition of this new equipment helped the science students gain a better understanding of the universe around them. Above right: SEARCHING for questions. Mr Douglas Young prepares a test for his Physics class Above. REVIEWING pa- pers Mr Jay Stuart readied for the day s lectures Right: US- ING the last few minutesof A P Biology. Mr Robert Cefalo and Glenn Dickey discuss N.H S. Clyde Kidman Dean Bennett Robert Cefalo Gary Dixon 16 SCIENCE

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Above left: PLAYING a duo role of Senior Class Dad. and Math teacher. Mr Garold Salmon left the stage while Brenda Zerkle prepared the next an- nouncement Above: IN- TENSELY listening, stu- dents Debbie Dunn. Cherie Mandley. and Dawn John- son tried to comprehend Geometry Left: DISPLAY- ING patience. Bill Money and Diane Tauferner wait for the punch line of one of Mr Leslie Dunn s jokes MATH CLUB 15

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I Top left: TAKING a moment, Mark Kuhn relaxed from the complexities of Physics Above: PREPARING to write on the board, Mr. Robert Wendel lectured on the principles of nature. Left: MEASURING liquid into a graduated cylinder, Jeffrey Deppen and Bob Dyk- stra finished their chemistry project SCIENCE i7