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

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FACULTY... Helped Students Develop P p iiH di Jordan Larsen Department Head English II. III. IV . 19 years. BS.USU Delmont Beecher English. 24 years. BS.USU. Awards Committee Chairman Reid Goldsberry English 4 years. BS.USU. Dance Com Chairman Lloyd B Host German. Spanish. B A U of U Typewriters lljk Vernon Bingham Spanish I. II. III. IV . 13 years. B A College of Idaho. Spanish Club Advisor Ruth M. Kennard French. English. 3 years. B A . U of U . NHS Advisor Mary C. Miller English. Type. 4 years. BA. u of U . P T A . Ticket Committee Richard White Freshman Football Basketball. English 1 year. BS.USU. Freshman Coach V. ■n Jerilyn Black English. 14 years. M S . Univ of Wisconsin. Senior Class Mom Bonnie Lewis English II. III. 4 years BS.USU Sophomore Class Mom Dance Committee Rosamond Sleigh English III IV AP. 10 years. MS, USU. Assembly Committee Michael L Woodward Speech. Debate. English. 2 years. BS.BYU. Assembly Committee Chairman Christine Dickey Applied English. 4 years. BS.USU. Assembly Committee Fontell Messervy Speech. Play Prod , Drama. 26 years MS, U S U.. Assemblies Lloyd D Thorsted English I. III. 1 year. Journalism. B S . USU. Bee Advisor. Marque. Publicity David Yerkes English II. IV . Senior AP 4 years. B S . U S U Mrs R Sleigh mentally prepares for Back to School Night activities LANGUAGE ARTS Training students in the skill- ful use of their own language and other languages was the job of the language arts department This department also helped students gam skills and abilities in public speaking and debate as well as giving them an op- portunity to develop dramatic talents Students were able to participate in speech and debate meets and to present plays and assemblies 14

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To Cope With Many Situations . . . FINE ARTS The fine arts department en- ables students to take some time away from their books and express themselves through music and art work Not only did the department offer the students and time to relax and enjoy life, but it also brought them recognition through dis- plays and concerts The fine arts have always been a vital part of BE s curricular, and has offered the change of pace that rounds out a person's life Marion Hyde Department Head. Commercial Art. Ceramics. 6 years. BS.USU, Art League Sponsor Wesley Boman Concert Choir. Chorus. English I. 1 year. BS.BYU, Assembly Committee. Musical Productions Lynn Hone Basic Drawing Type 1. 3 years. BS.BYU Game Committee. Art League Earl Swenson Band and Orchestra. 7 years. M S U S U . Pep Band Dance Band Mr W Boman urged the Concert Choir to bring out a little more volume Mr D Bennett and Mrs L Swenson. Junior Class Parents, got into the swing of things after painting the town SCIENCE With an ever increasing amount of emphasis placed on science in this modern world, the science department has been put to a real test to teach and explain its wonders For the school year 1966-67. the science instructors did an excellent job of helping the students to under- stand natures mysteries. Many fields of science were taught, and a student interested in any phase of this field could find instruction and help from one of the many capable educators. Dean Bennett Biology. 4 years. BS.USU, Junior Class Parent ( Clyde Kidman Biology. 7 years. MS U S U. Science Club Sponsor. Graduation Committee George A Nielsen Department Head Chemistry. 41 years. BS.USU Robert Wendel Physiology. Botany. A P Biology. 12 years. B S . U S U . American Field Service Advisor 13

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Physically As Well As Mentally . . . VOCATIONAL ARTS Our vocational training staff brought the knowledge of prac- tical skills to the student. Students learned how to operate machines, drive safely, work with metal and wood, and they also gained knowledge in ag- ricultural fields. These skills gave students a basis for future vocations as well as a useful, practical background Norwood Hyer Department Head. Agriculture Mechanics ?5 years BS.USU FFA Advisor Robert Olsen Department Head. Drafting. Ind Crafts. Woodwork. 9 years. MS.USU. Faculty Welfare Howard Glttins Auto Mechanics. 2 years BS.USU. Faculty Welfare Jim Hill Industrial Crafts. Athletics. 4 years BS.USU. Awards Committee Dee Hortin Agriculture Science. 8 years MS.USU FFA Douglas M Stoker Health. Physiology. Athletics. 9 years BS.USU. Basketball Coach G Gardner taught basketball fundamentals to future varsity caoers during sixth hour Vernal Harris Department Head. Physical Education. Ath'etics. 37 years B S USU Athletic. Committee Fern Gardner Physical Education. 6 years. BS.USU GAA Advisor. Dance Committee The physical education department helped round out the program of the school for the student by helping him acquire physical skills in ad- dition to the academic skills he gams in other classes The training students received in physical education also includes qualities of good sportsmanship and team work which are very important in their relationships with others Gary Gardner Health. Athletics. 2 years. M S . B Y U Key Club Advisor. Sophomore Football and j V Basketball Coach Clare Bradshaw Driver Education. 12 years. B S . USU . Dance Chairman Owen Westenskow Woodwork. 35 years. BS.USU. Faculty Welfare Harold Anderson Physical Education. World History. 9 years. BS.USU Athletics Suzanne Pearson Dance. Type 1 year. B S . U of U B Ette and Cheerleader Advisor 15