Bountiful High School - Legend Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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CONTENTS Introduction 1011 imstrat Adm Students Student Life n O .m m C ,n O C Business

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, 47 V waymmmezmy From the time the Curtain rises until it falls, scholarship is the basic theme. The mysteries of life are unveiled before the eyes of the students. The play progresses, and awareness of life increases. We ate struck by the full enormity of the task we are undertaking, the development of our intellect. We continue increasing our comprehension throughout our life, but the knowledge that we accumulate during our formative years influences our whole existence. Out play would seem shallow and meaningless without the insight scholarship offers us. The Worlde A Theatre, The Earth A Stage. . 3, John Heywood

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t NEH r'h4-1P-Iu.$ r M'f-ranf hp; 7., .4 f h? Wm i T'. .- ttmp. T tn-nwt M4117 njhm.l.1x ulna aiWW-ftmrfT'AVL-t They Have Their Exits and Entrances; and One Man in His Time Plays Many Parts. . William Shakespeare V As the heavy velvet curtain rises slowly on the fit5t scene, we glimpse a tough mosaic of colors: the jumbled hues of a football game; the vivid,prancir1g reds and greys of the Pep Club; the soft, shimmering lavender tones of a school dance; the bright patchwork of the halls. The aetivities, the Opening act, lead us into the deepening p10t ; of school life. The patterns change from a flaring, blazing, intense glow of the days events to the floating opal- escent tinge of a more romantic evening scene. The backdrop for our play is painted with myriad colors of life.