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

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WINTER 16

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DEEP SEA HARVEST Anything about the sea is usually dreamy, misty and romantic. Therefore, in its underwater setting, that was just what this year's Harvest Ball, Deep Sea Harvest with its theme song Ebb Tide, was, dreamy, misty, and romantic.

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Aujumn calmly fades into winter. The fall- g ijaxes sifting away the time graduate to snqfWniVy and the days start to drift by. ped in her saff.Ntthite coat of snow, our campus lies pa cefu fy ob er ing her stu- dents come and ndiri ifeitr their load of wet snowflake Th ide p-jgreen fir trees add color to our 9 hepKli$ev colorless campus. Loftily mounted Highest yalIs, profiled against the clda 'ni by sky, and capped by a ridge of srldfe from the last storm, the B stands above me door guarding the entrance to the Home of the Bees. The roof- top pigeon nests are empty and all is serene- ly peaceful except for an occasional blast of wind whistling through the bare graceful he trees. ter at Box Elder and winter is whi fTTSgHyotjgh the bare graceful branches one of the busiest seasons oj tnli fear. We meet opponents on the bask$tbA «Arts, in the swimming pool, and on wrestling mats. It is also the season of all tK? Christmas activities, other dances, and parties. ,The air grows colder, but our school spirit and enthusiasm grow war net. As the snow (e£pens, as the cold icreaies jad as the dc%tG enlarge; our m ncNhipi deepen, our Mates increase, and our goals £nlarge. 17