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

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man s understanding and acceptance of his spiritual entity focuses his relationship to humanity, to beast, to nature, to God. FOCUS

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As Box Elder High School grows in number each year, it becomes more difficult for each student to leave his distinction on the school. Ac- tivities. however, allow for individual fulfillment through the dimensions of a stage, a throbbing song, the movement of a dance, a soulful eye These happenings shine through the prism of peo- ple. bursting into the flame reds, warm blues, and soft yellows of personal interpretation. Each stu- dent progresses with continuity and judges his mark by what abstracts and masses of ideas thrive with- in him. Becoming aware of his identity, he learns to value ideas, to value people He fertilizes nis basic self for individual growth and humanitarian growth. Concentrated focus on activities entails deeper focus on the student and his spirituality. He becomes more sensitive to the needs of people and of the school and realizes he grows with action in relevant activities. DIVERSION AND EXPRESSION. 10