Bountiful High School - Legend Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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The Boys, Association of Bountiful High School was under the dynamic leadership of Norman Millet, Dale XVes- tetgatd, and Joe Johnson. Uniting the men of our school in aetivities, these student leaders competently planned and directed many of the yeafs events. The week of January 20-26 was exclusively devoted to the associated boys of Bountiful High School, and the days of this week were designated for special occasions. A beard growing contest during this time separated the men from the boys, and a King's Day gave the girls of our school a chance to honor the men with royalty and recognition. An entertaining assembly and the glimmering tones of the Boyst Association dance, The White Snows of Winter, added the final touch to a week of fun and gaiety. Patties shared with the Girlsh Association, and the compiling of the student direcrory, Ynltigii, were some of the duties and obligations of the officers of the Boysh Association. Norman Miller Boyf Association Pretident 1; .Dale Westerfgard . . 7. l, ' 7V , ' . , ' . t 5 , 7 ' . Joe Johnson 5033' AJJoqattOn Vtge-Pfenden; 1 ' t: , 7 t f Boyf AJJociation Sen'emry intly -Sp0nsored Girls, and Boysa Association Activities . . . 29 ..,--ih - VNt--h,,h ex - am; :0 mwmwv 3'13 4,, -: t

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28 Girl:' Retta Stahding , , . - l Anacz'ation Secretary .. t , ' 7 g - . ' f G l: A ' virginiiafutst , ' ' JJOCitI-tinh Vite Girls' Association Officers, Helen Cart, Virginia Ellis, and Retta Standing, led the girls of Bountiful High School through a perfeCt year. At the beginning of the 62-63 year, sophomores were welcomed :13 members of the association and mystery partners were given at a gay party held to promOte fnendhness. Durtng the Christmas season, and on Other special occasions, the gals gave themselves an 1nd1an name and styles teok a step back in time. The climax t0 the Girls' XVeek was the assembly, You Stepped Out of a Dream, and ' N ' . ' ' W Dlh 1e W1 13- the mlsty mood of Illusmn gave the gxrls an oppmtunllty to shew that .cettam boy h: 1 LC d1 b 215 d1. pteciated. Throughout the remainder of the year, the Glrls Assocmtlon Offlcers produce the stu em 0 y 1- rectory and members of the association attended the Daddy Date mght whlch made the year more of a ! SUCCESS. , ., o Participated 1n Individually and jointly a TM E? MW and of Pr ' cunw Chinct BOYi Panic: thf d .SPOHSQ

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Mien... . 1 . . . Became Aware of the Behind-the-Scenes Work t mplann Pat Kasper 3 Paul Halliday i x lien Puzcy Publicity Manager Publicity A'Imzager . t i ' Hmon'gn Working with the studentbody leaders of Bountiful High School, the ap- pointed officers effeCtively carried out their duties. The publicity manag- ers, Pat Kasper and Paul Halliday, informed the Students of the schoofs activities by keeping the bulletin board up to date and supplying the news- papers with valid faCts. The artistic cleverness of our school artists, Patty Lowe and John Mytup, was displayed in the school calendar. They added that professional touch to school dances and production scenery. Hiscorian, Julin Puzey, captured the memories of school life with imaginative expres- sion in volumes of remembrance. Mrs. Jensen studentbody advisor, met with the student leaders to counsel, aid, and direCt school activities. 1 CLASS COMMIT l thanan, Mr. Th1 Patty Lowe School Arm! John Iny'i-u'p T i School Artitt Mrs. Margaret Jensen Stwdenlilmdy Adrian- 30