IC ae) ICCOIGIICCOIG IIS AAS lh CIICOIIIM OG NIIF CIGNIMOICNIIS PCAC A, A z nally one-roomed HE. school buildings of Weber County were origi these primitive In structures, between thirty and forty in number. to sixty students forty from uct buildings a single teacher often had to instr belonging to six or eight grades. gradation, so an effort toSoon, the educators saw the need of better was begun. Fewer, but better ward the building of larger school houses that the primary, interbuildings were constructed with enough rooms in separate rooms. mediate and grammar grades might meet r is one of our most The old Garland school building in West Webe ineffective and is now aimost primitive buildings. It has long since become 1905, the Huntsville school, beyond repair. Just before consolidation in school, built in 1923, and the which is still in use, was erected. The Hooper latest and really modern Burch Creek school, built 1n 1925, are two of our school houses. Weber Academy was When it became evident that the high school at e to secur a high school buildto be discontinued, a real effort was put forth ssful, when on March ing for Weber County. The third attempt was succe $300,000 to build and equip 2, 1926, the tax payers of Weber County voted a modern high school. the Weber County High The dream is now a reality and we students of equipped school buildSchool enjoy attending school in one of the best ings in the State of Utah. disk z Aims ve TV? . Aa)| HS 0 ©) > OS® F se Wa? stie. ABI “Lil i eo SVC? { ® ahite o AAal(ms | > AAliAéP. s s AYA4, AW J, es & a aif eS kK Ge? dh TYCO 2 a AAI|| atit.® e,. PS Na geAes j, mS ~~), 2 AS ‘( » ©4 Laff a 7 AA)J f map AWA 4 & > J < $2, sf C 3 DI y ‘ $3 ‘¢ < v eS Si af A ¥s