Bountiful High School - Legend Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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Many parts, many players compose out drama. As the lines are spoken, each participant gains more friends. He acquires the experience necessary for a skillful production. He learns how to live in the worlds complex drama. Graduation approaches and the play concludes; we come to the end of our script. We discover that it is the end of a familiar existence and the beginning of a new life. A script must be written and new players introduced into timeless parts. Though the curtain goes down, it is only to prepare for a new drama. hIn This Plalyhouse of Infinite Forms 1 Have Had My Play. . .n h Rabindranath Tagor

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Scripts can be written With . grace and elequence'7 7' .- but they alone do not determme the success of the play . . 1. ,5 You cannot preduce a superior play Without competeht .direCtOIS We haVe mahy directors; . H eaCh ' for a d1ffe1e11t facet . j , , of Our play 'V , the biology teacher dissecting 1 an a1111e1id and showmg b , its structures to the class 11-54; 4 . l the geometry teache proving a comphcated theorem ; y. 1 011 the boa1d, 15, the counse101 gu1d1ng 5 5 a student Who has not yet decided ' 5- What role to .rtake, the :1th ' mechanies teacher 1 helpinga student. check for'wear in a cylinder With a mic1orneterf If this' World. be a stage, a What hours we give, , To tedious make- -up in the tiring- room. John , Erskine I IRECTED US IN OUR ROLES