Bountiful High School - Legend Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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-awww' Bernell Wrigley Robert Keddington Lawrence Welling Superintendent of Schools Asst. Superintendent of Schools Asst. Superintendent of Schools SOIl00l BUARD... REPRESENTED EDUCATION . The Davis County School Board represented the public in education. This policy-making body was elected every four years. They were responsible for the educational budget of Davis and how the taxpayers' revenue was spent. They were also responsible for hiring the personnel. This not only included teachers and school administrators, but all cafeteria help, maintenance people, and bus drivers. Another important duty of the School Board was the con- struction of buildings. They decided where buildings were needed to keep up with the tremendous growth in this area. They also saw that buildings were well maintained and repaired. Seiied, left i0 fighii Henry Peterson, Irvin Clevery, Morris Hansen. Standing: Glen Garrett, Hollis Grange, Wilmer Barlow.

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AUMINISTRATIUN... DEMONSTRATED LEADERSHIP . fmgnx Don Perkins Vice- Principal A smoothly and efficiently run school is the product of the responsible leadership of our principal, Donald Wright. Mr. Wright has gained the respect and support of the studentbody by stressing to the students the importance of ,scholastic achievement, and by encouraging students to participate in the various school activities, such as games, dances, com- mittees and clubs. Deplcting an image of leadership to the students of Bountiful High School, Mr. Wright has exhibited the qualities which the youth will need to become the successful leaders of tomorrow. On every morning, whether it was blister- ing hot, freezing cold, or drizzling rain, May I have your attention for announcements, please? came over the squawk box. The fa- miliarvoice belonged to ourAssistantPrincipal, Mr. Don Perkins. Mr. Perkins asked for activity cards at stomps, scowled at bad excuses for tardiness, and checked through miles and miles of records for mixed up schedules or lost students. With his encouraging words, reassuring smile, and friendly hi , he has helped us, the studentbody, to define a part of our image at Bountiful High in this age of 1968-69. 4.1 i '!w,rZ'fTEj l5fffz:?fQs'fW 'Y -f ke 9233 Leg Q ' H1 ,, at 4 M ' E if . Q ,, ff, 'Ji . .. 3 1 ..

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Senior students made wise use of the Library, Val Ball CUUNSHURS... ESTABLISHED soup FouNDATioNs . Helping the students become more familiar with school procedures and better acquainted with other stu- dents, our counselors, Mrs. Rees, Mr. Webb and Mr. Hutchinson have always been willing to help when help was needed. Mrs. Rees has aided Seniors in preparing for the new life facing them. Bigger and better accomplishments were the goals of the Juniors as they took achievement tests under Mr. Webb, and Sophomores learned what is to be 35 E z i E S P is 6 il is Sr , r ang, LQ. iJ 4i:,:'.lI'T12l,'jrirLif'wH Q ., .f ' ' .. f' 'Q A it 'gf r . 2 . Q' ' ffif ', A .A ,ga Al f. V -A aat a . N sf ' ' '-Yiv 5- i5 WW I V Grfqsik' Y-fi? f 5 A r W i ' . . . ..... t Q. uk, . X W K' 'Ta?w7R'+3 3S' , S if 4 like ff. a.ji,,,t it W. Q N' , 4 7 ., V .t , F. 4 , '. -rn' ,-' A 41 . I ' if f, ' f 'wipe f r i ' ' :fist t ' fxfg expected of them in the next few years as Mr. Hutchinson helped them make out their class schedules. Their sincere interest has gained the appreciation of the studentbody. The school library gives students a place to chew gum, eat nuts, sneak a look in a book, or rest their weary bones and tired minds. Mr. Ball, our librarian, has organized and made available facilities for students to learn in their spare time. 1321 .wil Maree Rees Lyle Webb Karl Hutchinson