Bountiful High School - Legend Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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We'll FighT For You WiTh MighT For You and Cheer You OIS You Play. During BounTiTul HighTs brief, buT successful pasT, iTs sTudenTs have nurTured The beginning spark of life aT BounTiTUl inTo a TighTing spiriT - a keen drive for progress, search for knowledge, and need for companionship. Our repuTaTion Tor Tough compeTiTion - aThIeTicaHy and scholasTi- cally has evolved from high sTandards wiTh dedi- caTed work aimed Toward Those goals. Each class which has enTered These doors, passed Through These halls and IeTT iTs high school days behind, has ToughT for BounTiTul High - iT's honor, iTs preservaTion. They have added a TradiTion, earned an award, enriched Their school, and mellowed if for Those who were To follow. For The school year, '60-'61 we have done our besT for B.H.S.: The flashing emblems of The Pep Club uniform as The girls march inTo a B on The baskeTbaH floor; The weary bUT saTisTied grin of a fooTbaH player as he makes his way To The locker room; The sudden, percepTible surge of exciTemenT as a Brave drops anoTher one Through The buckeT; a debaTe Team undermining wiTh pre- cision The opposiTion's enTire negaTive plan; a hasTy momenT 0T sTudy e furTher insurance of ThaT coveTed A e These are symbols of our sTruggles, our proud supporT of BounTifUI High. pUR STUDIES

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fmy IMIowered Shall These Colors Be WhoTever Comes Our Way; So Glorious In VicTory- -The MighTy Red and Gray. These words assume a sTronger, more personal meaning To every sTudenT as The IasT day of school draws To a close. The raucous clamor, depicting The acTiviTy generally presenT in The halls of BounTifUl High nine monThs of The year, dwindles, Then subsides; The lockers sTand empTy, unlocked in The deserTed corridors; The roar of The polisher echoes Through The quieT building, void now of The viTal presence of youTh; The lasT of us, The sTUdenT body of 1961, leaves The school behind as a group of Three or four STU- denTs emerge Through TheTronT door, yearbooks in hand, pause momen- Tarily To glance back; Then move, Iaughingly, down The warm May sTreeT To a summer of fun, work, sporTs, and leisure. nWe walk slowl'yy'wisTquy now, along The familiar, yeT sTrangely-deseETed ghaHs, remembering each of The Thousands of Times we have passed; This ;Way before -V eagerly To our lockers afTer school, relucTanle To ourfneSgT ' QTh 'cally To The, gym and a pep rally. Here we have signeg - d H .Here we have Sighjij'd , . r'TTUTVTUUUTTTUTTTS0Td T and 'Us'TandTng .UTUUCTT: UTTTer T ,T T; WmFil'img BCWHTT'T QT.TahTaTiZinglreminiscehces 4 has been 6 parT H U V U Of ever'yhigh school sTudenT's life. CharacTerized by whisTles, cheers, and' pom-poms, The gym has been The unforgeTTable scene of our aThleTic evenTs - ,Trom The physical-edUrcaTiTon-class-volJeybaH-ToumamenT,To The seasonal rbas-l eTbegHugame V lac T yyrlTenvnisyshoes, roll-call numbers, cheer- 3'9,,'de'.Tsz 'TeijTrees.-gar,UT T v F35 'ealtih'ahg'esUThelTights dim, The roar .VL'IVVOTC' Theypep: 'lg'ahdlrdiminisvhes: Tloyva dreamy wasz,'i,WgehiaTawa Uniforms dis- ' 'S'Oilve yinTechITfon, k'edsl are replaced. by saTin pump'sfah'd: The hriUghTiof The 'JZLmilor ,Pryem sis here;,iy'ff'e'rihgfrainyxescepe'2',Vfrdmizgrealivfy' 'i'nTo The TaTry-Tale WOleyd vofry'ry'emahce, m'ijsTgiahd sofT L b'ukadThe'l' laughTer dies, The mood U$ ToST, Time moves onyv'Va'hd The y'momehTuisgone. We blink as The memory. qfades',gva,ndv1he pr'e'senT c'or'ne's'rl'rback inTo sharp focus. We are sTanding alone yin'lehehgym, sTaring' aT The empTiness, wondering aT The sTrange quieTude. 'TSjiUsT'yr'ajgy'rh, Tiu'sT a room - all, life is gone.