Bountiful High School - Legend Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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DUTIES EFFICIENTLY . if . rs t' ei Y vie ew! K 1' ' v A' W c Y . 8 , I Sellied. left t0 right: Vivian Warwick, Joyce Johnson, Donna Cullamore, Lucille Brundage. Standing! N0rma Brisk. GlOria Meyer, Marshell Fox, loa Smith. The halls are silent, the atmosphere tense, then . . . Clang! The thundering of footsteps is heard as the fight for the first of the Iunchline begins. The cooks began preparing the nutritious, good-tasting meals early in the morning so as to be ready for the starving mobs at noon. Besides the regular meals, the cooks provided special dinners or brunches on holidays, colorful dec- orations and gave plenty of friendly smiles. tn, v'--na, W' ,nv l unix! :N 5. ,,,,, gs 4 is ,, is Q 5, it Left to right: Ben Ricks, Willie Krisch, Larkin Glade, Elmer Haacke. The little heard from but indispensable custodians at Bountiful came early each day and stayed late in order to maintain the condi- tions under which students could study and learn easily. Not only did the custodians sweep yards and yards of hallway, but they were kept busy each day taking care of the school grounds. They were always willing to help move desks, wash windows, unlock doors and generally maintain Bountiful High. x qw , ,

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Theoma Tyler Keeping a school office running smoothly wasn't easy, but the office help at B.H.S. handled thejob efficiently. Keep- ing accurate records of attendance and grades of each student was the responsi- bility of Mrs. Tyler. Mrs. Holbrook, as bookkeeper, was in charge of purchase orders and money. Mrs. Kingsbury and Mrs. Hall, secretaries for the administra- tion and counselors, added skill and capability to the staff. . . PERFORMEII 'LQ ' Iff?--1f.if.L:E:11 ' in sl i 'il T T s lalt is vi 'ffvr 1 f it so N551 wass- . Rs 1:1 . . 4f..4,w li.. ... i -gp , . .t ' , gf A ,. . . 4 iw, Q F 1: it , my 'V 'its Q ' , 1 if -.fL- fs' Elsie Hollbrook Marjorie Kingsbury l l Closer relationships and cooperation between home and school life are the objectives of the Parent-Teachers Association. The P.T.A. officers are Mrs. Janet Williams, Mrs. Barbara Howell, Mrs. Charlotte Greene and Mrs. Margaret Myers along with Mr. Donald Wright and Mr. Lyle Webb. They all work with tireless effort toward the common goal of promoting the welfare of youth in school and in the home. P.T.A. works toward raising the standards of students in order for them to attain the highest possible ad- vantages in physical, mental, social and spiritual education. Left to right: Mrs. Dee Howell, Mrs. Flobert Green, Don Wright, Mrs. Dwight Williams, Lyle Webb.

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STUDENTS Still groping, searching for ourselves, ' We turn to those near us, the students, so like ourselves -yet different. We share the same experiences, victories and defeats, an English exam, school lunches, the satisfaction of learning a new concept, and the excitement of a Prom. We laugh and learn together and together we create an image, - the image of Bountiful High. We are united, a group - yet within the group the individual stands separate who being one complete person forms his own image Y K' , ...L+ 7