Box Elder High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Brigham City, UT)

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SUPERINTLNIJENT AND MRS, HERVIN BUNDERSON f 1 Surely this as beagdone of the most successful y urs n tshef istory of the Box Elder Hi h o l. S dents, you are to be congrat r attitudes, your ideals and your ccom hments. upevinlenclenl ol Sclwoolf

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Yig ' li X:ScS Q55 , .fl-eva' Q Z A. I7fQSld0r'lT4 , V lin! DALTON. J. W' PbBBEfX1sl5tfRSON' SUvff 1'm'f ,. H JizNsi?N- A' RP l'lOl.lVlCilil3-N' H' First rote- 'B CU'l'l.lER, V- ' . L ZUNDl2l.. Second FULL L' Bound ol Eciucolion The School Board is made up of a group of men. elected by the people, to handle the finances and generally supervise the activities of the school district for the people. The present Board, under the leadership of President John W. Peters, has been very successful in improving the general conditions of the district. The completion of our new gymnasium and the building of a new science building with its modern cafeteria and domestic science and art department will give us a plant which offers educational facilities not surpassed anywhere. Our new. modern transportation system is the model for Utah. and as nearly as is possible, gives all of the students an equal opportunity to take advantage of modern educational facilities. Our teaching staff has been built up and the conditions of teaching improved so that we can hold desirable teachers and make them feel satisfied and anxious to do their most efficient work. Probably the best evidence that the School Board is handling the affairs of the district in a satisfactory manner is the fact that the patrons of the district seem to be in a happy, satisfied frame of min They are glad to come to school functions and seem willing to co-operate in all of the de a ings of the school. So far as can be seen there is no feeling of dissatisfaction and all of the 1 satisfied with the condition of our school system. we 5 My-Frm fa - Wye-V -Q E. ZUNDEL, H. JENSEN, B. CUTLER. A. P. DALTON, H. BUNDERSON, J. P. HOLMGRIQN J. W. PETERS.