Intermountain Indian High School - Yearbook (Brigham City, UT)

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George A Boyce School Supermtendent effewff November 10 1938 Goyernment off1c1als trlbal councllmen a11d others tramp tlnough Sl ou covered xx eds to lnspect a huge p1le of yellow br1ck bulld llgb lt 1o1y11 as Bushnell Gcnelal H osprtal Exorythmg lll them had been ru otcd Ihr e years a J It lb dlsmal a11d d1rty 'lhe place IS Br1gham llly L11'11 a p1et y ton 1 of 4000 surrounded by toxxermg mountalns su ll 111 all dlrcctlons June 10 1949 On 1110116 ay three people 3lI1XLd 'lhut neu no chalrs tables desks or anythmg elsc for thcm but novs there are H1119 rcgul ll employees X1 1ter a11d to1ltts arc 0114121111111 1n 111 Off-ILL lhcr are a fus telcphonts There are llghtS for mght work There h'1ye been many publlc meetmgs Over 600 persons have apphcd for jobs 111 rcmodcllng the many hospltal buxldmgs mto a school 2 I ' I I y Z . Y ' ' -i ' . . ' . , I ,A , . .Q ' V ' Y ,V ' ' - . Q ,L y . , . , ' A . 1 ' ' , , in A Q , .. . W I ' , 'N ' ,V ' ' ' . '4 1 . Q - ' 1 Y ' ' - , 1. 1 , 1 1 . . , . the houses are heat and attractive looking. Orchards of fruit trees can be . xy ' ' 1 ' -l . 1,. , ..',, - ,., ,,., , . . ' - , . T . Y V 1 ' A, E . , .l Z ' X J ' ' I I ' I ' Ll I I l. 'i 1 'il ' X 7 'I ls 1 I J V X ' . 1 ' ' l ' i x ' x 7 ' '

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Nora Grrssom Department Head Academtc Hlstory of Intermountain Ccontlnuedl Noxcmber 10 1051 There are oxer 2150 Naxajo children at Intermountaln In dlan School They look healthy and uell fed One sees them 1n clusters after school throwmg basketballs playlng touch football shootmg marbles or playlng Indlan and cowboy llke chlldren eyery where do Earlier ln the day one sees them ln classrooms ln yocatlonal shops and heme economlcs laboratorles The students are eager ln thexr work They llke s hool May 10 1054 The summer vacatlon has started and II lb qulet now Last vseek oi the leaders who brought th1s about of Brlgham C1ty and tht people 24 students ln caps and gowns sat on the audltorlum stage It was our flrst graduatmg elass They walked vuth P0156 as they stepped up to get thelr dlplomas confldcnt ln thelr knowledge of Engltsh of soclal customs and Job Sk11lS In a fevy days they wlll all be scattered and lnmg ln varx ous communltles forerunners of many more thousands to follovs m their steps as modern Amerlcan I-or thelr edue itlon ln the Unlted States the class of largest and finest of Indlan schools IH the history 14 IS grlteful to 1 generous iongrc ss the lnsplred tht ll ttachels and other 'trlult helpt rs the utuens throughout tht county U . . . rx ' ' ' ' ' ' . t s - v ' ,, . - , - ' . . , 1 ' . ' y V. . . . 'X V y . . 1 X . . v . 1 . t ' Y vi , C I , . V . . . . 7. .1 Q . . . X I . . ' V X .i . ' y . . V V 7. . 7. . .. x' 1 H. , . V . . Yx . Q . Y N . H . c . . . - ' ' 1 w VV 's 1 1 . - ' v- ' Q ' , , .. L.. - . 1 4 X . H.. . 'S Y . ' ' 1' '- c 'c 12. ' '. . ' ' x x 1 ' .71