Bountiful High School - Legend Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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t c1155.; am in M Mrs. Margaret Jensen Mrs. Patricia Jones Home Economic; Bmineu Students practiced sewing skills in the homemaking classes. Patterns and recipes, nurrition and family relations were all a part of the Home Economics Department. In homemaking classes, the every day problems of home management and family living were Studied and discussed so that the Student might be better prepared to accept the responsibilities en- countered in the future. To help the Students become effi- cient and happy homemakers was one of the main objeCtives 0f the insrrucrors. Skilled and efficient businessmen and women are the result of the training that the business department of Bountiful High School offered to the students. Accounting, operating business machines, typing, and shorthand are skills that will be helpful to the future business executive. The opportunities offered to graduates of business courses are innumerable and the practical experience gained helps to insure success in many vocational areas. . . . Prepared Students for Future Careers . . . Mrs. Patricia Davison Home Economict Homeliving Mr. Lyle B. Webb Mrs. Cleo Barker Mrs. Ida Leonard Home Economics , Bmineu 6 Mr. Charles Wall Mr. Lyle DhAdams Butinext Butinety ex L; .-....-,- VVA.M.A.- avV. v n 19

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Mew mem mnmp-wee- wvrtr Mrs. Myrintha Gill Mr. Donald Basinger Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith S peecb M mic Music-Healtb Speecb-Debzzte W . .QTncouraged Self-Expression . . . W a Part 0 classes, family 1 might 1 counten cient a of the i XX Mr.Kim Butningham V, g Q R t 'k Miss Becky Call Speecla-Debate Art To help the Student help himself ': was the main purpose of the Fine Arts Department of Bountiful High School. Encouraging self-ex- pression in ideas and emOtions, the instructors of the speech dass- es taught the tools needed in the art of communication. The re- splendent tones produced by the music classes brought a sense of appreciation to those who per- formed and those who listened. The detailed and picturesque beauty of art was attentively stud- Learning to sketch from a live model was one of the more enjoyable subjects taught in art classes. ied by the students of the Art De- partment.

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h mmmaw m e t Mr. Briscoe and his class discussed political issues. In an age of ever-changing events, a knowledge of history is essential in comprehending problems of today. The Depart- ment of Social Studies helped the student to gain an under- standing of the people of far-away lands and a pieture of their turbulent histories. Campaign speeches given by local Mr. Alma Pate Social Science Mr. John eAlley Mr. Wayne James S 05ml S aleme S ocial Science candidates in the various classes of American Problems dis- tended interest in politics, and a deeper awareness of our American heritage. Since the occurrance of the Berlin and Cuban crises in the world situation, students have taken a profound interest in these classes. . t ' . . , 'iyqi- , Mr. Ray Briscoe Mr. William Holbrook Social Science S ocial Science Mr. Grant Thomson Mr. Frederick Buchanan Social Science Social Science