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

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Closer To Student’s Lives . . Mr Bitton helps L Walters solve a difficult problem COUNSELORS Counselors took on the dif- ficult job of guiding students and helping them with their in- dividual problems. They also directed the Freshman and Junior tests and developed career as- sembly programs to acquaint students with different profes- sional fields. The counselors were a great help to students. Nard Allen Counseling. 1 year MS U S U Ed Bitton Counseling 1 year MEd.B YU Leon P. Johnson Dept Head Counseling. 11 years. B S . U S U Christine Richards Counseling. 14 years. MS USU P.T.A. Parent Teachers Association promoted a better relationship be- tween the parents of students and their instructors. They sponsored the annual Back-to-School Night and regular meetings Mr Hyde. Mr Schow. and Mr Kidman find P T A rr eetmgs can be fun STAGE CREW Stage Crew rendered valuable services during stage productions P Young R Jeppsen. R Johnsen. Keith Johnson. R Jensen, and R Jensen 19

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FACULTY... Brought Educational Values Keith Johnsen Department Head Mathematics. Stage. 15 years. MS.U of U . Stage Crew Reed Burke Algebra. Math III 4 IV . 8 years. B S . U S U . Dance Committee Tom A. Davis Acc Geometry Algebra. 5 years. BS.USU B Iver Advisor Leslie S. Dunn Math. Athletics. 16 years MS.USU. Dance Committee Richard Capener Physics. Geometry. 8 years B S . U S U . Graduation Committee MATHEMATICS Mathematics is a wide, ever-changing field A solid background in math enables a student to reason and think more clearly. Math teachers helped students gam a basic knowledge and understanding of mathematic laws and prin- ciples. Students will undoubt- edly continue to use these fundamentals as they continue their education, no matter what field they enter. Hal Rasmussen American History. Math. 7 years. BS.USU. Lunch Tickets Garold A Salmon Alg . Bus Math, Science. 1 year. BS.USU. Ticket Committee Allan R Schow Algebra. Mathematics. 4 years. BS.USU. Senior Class Dad Mrs Stenquist explains library organization to C Capelle and B Hudson LIBRARY Students of B.E.H.S. found the library a valuable aid in study. It was a quiet place in which to do homework or research for class assign- ments. Finding appropriate material was made easy by the orderly arrangement and a helpful library staff LaVoyle Stenguist Library. Honor Roll. 13 years. BS.USU. PTA Historian 18

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Woodruff Hansen Orval Smith SERVICE PERSONNEI Kept Box Bud Jensen LaMar Larsen Ross Summers CUSTODIANS Martel! Hunsaker Most of the credit for Box Elders high standard of cleanliness goes to the custodial staff Custodians were always willing to help students with their problems and they were on the job day and night Their efforts were much appreciated by the students and faculty alike Box Elder High Students and faculty were saddened by the untimely death of one of our custodians. Ray C. Korth His pleasant smile and cheerful attitude will be missed by the school he has served so well Merlin Larsen Ray Whitaker There is never a life without sadness. There is never a heart free from pain; If one seeks in this world for true solace. He seeks it forever in vain. So when to your heart comes the sorrow Of losing some dear one you've known Tis the touch of Cod's sickle at harvest Since He reaps in the fields He has sown. W Hansen is one of the dependable custodians COOKS Hearty student appetites were appeased by the meals prepared by our cooks These women worked very hard to fix well-balanced, nourishing meals. This was a difficult task since students are hard to please, but the cooks always managed to come through, and the students looked forward to lunches in the school cafeteria. COOKS R Barnum.O Andreason. A Jensen. Head Cook. D Palmer. M Brown Standing: A Busby R Munns F Jensen. S Thorson. M Jeppson 20