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

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 our understanding tells us that to live we must succeed; to succeed we must accomplish; to accomplish we must work, as time glares at us through selfish eyes — and we find ourselves grasping whatever we might retain— for we pass this way but once.

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Administration The administration, bound by the duties of leaders, have proved themselves for another time as they travel over the rocky road of education. They pause at another intersection of this road to look back on many never forgotten activities and assemblies with the studentbody at the wheel. Yes. just as in all the past years, they will remember certain school activities-from the educational films to the har- monica player. The teachers have been the stepping stones for students, but now a new group of graduates will be left to trudge along the road and build their own bridges and find their own crossings. Principal Payne and Vice-Principal Gourley played the most important parts throughout the year. Vice-Principal Gourley guided the Student Council over the weeks and kept a strong hand through the hard times so that Box Elder could continue having a traditionally successful year. Principal Payne was right with the students all the way, encouraging the ones who fell back to put forth more eflort. while helping the faster moving students on to greater heights. The studentbody as a whole owe more than they may realize to those who have helped them. We will see them, in many instances, teaching and helping future students who will be in the same place they are in today. It is a cycle of education, and this years administrators added what they might to keep this cycle in good running order. 9