Bountiful High School - Legend Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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I'HE EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES OF THE SCHOOL YEAR. . ..--- Luv Pam Higgins QA, ,T' 3 Kosann Partridge 'Q VR li Historians diligently and faithfully compile a history of the school year. Compiling memories of the school year, its events and activ- ities into a written history was the project of the historians at B.H.S. this year. The three historians Malayna, Kos Ann, and Pam gath- ered pictures, cut out newspaper articles, and took notes of assem- blies and meetings held at the school and then put them into the history book. At the end of the school year, the book was handed to the incoming senior class Malayna Tripp Historians show Tom the recorded history of '68-'69

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STUDENTS... Charlotte Anderson Sue Hill EFFICIENTLY , V- - is . .... 4gtq,.,W J- Lwggsiisifi fs, ..,. t .- Mswiaflf' 'f ff ' i t , f -wwfeofsff my 5?-- i -if .1 .f ' ,,?5,k' , 2 ' , ' , f I- :white A... , f..- ,.,. , V Q ,, ,1 mf- Q . -J.. . Mark Bangerter -ffm Gayle Howley .. K TX . l. -. t School artists work hard on Harvey scenery. ADVERTISED AND RECORDEII Ftosann Belnap Diane Caylor i l 1, A .. Karen Kerr Glenna YounQ Have you ever seen a topless artist? Using new ideas and creative art techniques, the school artists at Bountiful High undertook the responsibility of advertising. Signs and posters announcing and describing the up-coming events and activities were made and placed in the halls and downtown store windows. The artists also made the decorations for most of the dances and painted scenery for the school play and musical production. Through the constant efforts of the artists school events were brought closer to the community and students.

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CIlEI2RlEAllERS... GENERATED ENTHusiAsivi ANI: iz Mindy Perkins Diana Gilmore ' A A efK+isesw,w7rv kg? an 2' A 1,5 -l V 5 , 'Wal K 1 4 s fl W , 2 W, M, i gwlgfgr. 9 , 3, if fl ' 3. ' ,w ' A I d 2 , I I J , Q ' x +1 it fowl ' 4 4 Y 'fl il., S X V .M t ' ,,i,, L at 1 n ' gi-:fl K. Pam Thornley Lee White Mark Williams Kevin Auernig The booming strains of the school song, the com- plete silence-then the powerful voice of Lee White yelled, Let's go Braves! Working along with Lee, the head yell-leader, were Mark Williams, Dave Hunter, the only Junior boy, Kevin Auernig, and Rick Ras- mussen. Hours of hard practice three times a week during the summer became evident at games and pep rallies in better flips, newly learned back flips, and well executed routines. These five added the right amount of enthusiasm, spirit, and musculinity to the squad. 'FD' 11-. 'Ui Y 'Yi Shauna Tingey Liz Moss f, If I f i f Rick Rasmussen Dave Hunter Leading song cheers, conducting pep rallies, dec- orating goal posts, and creating spirit were only a few of the activities of the cheerleaders. Under the excel- lent advice of Mr. Larson and the leadership of Pam Thornley, head cheerleader, Mindy Perkins, Shauna Tingey, Diana Gilmore, and Liz Moss strived for pre- cision in their cheering. By combining hard practice during the summer and after school, with the ability to learn and do routines well, the cheerleaders fostered school spirit. s,