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

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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

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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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RELATING PAST AND PRESENT EVENTS, social science teachers tried to show their students that past happenings have greatly influenced present society. Through the study of past civilizations and the mistakes ancient peoples made, students gained a greater understanding of modern civilization and its problems. Current problems such as racial discrimination, inflation, the war between India and Pakistan, and the Middle East crisis were also discussed. Because of the efforts of this department, Box Elder students will be better prepared to take their place in society as citizens of not only the United States, but of the world. D. A. Olsen Allen Fleming Lewis Jones Amos Musser Reed Olsen Gordon Peterson Top: AWAITING his next hour class. Mr D. A. Olsen considered the day s lectures Right: PEER- ING over his podium. Mr Gordon Peterson posed a perplexing prob- lem to his American History class 18 SOCIAL SCIENCE