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

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AFS student, Chris Luthi, spent her year at Box Elder with the DeLonne Anderson's. Pretty, seventeen year old, Christine Luthi was Box Elder High School's foreign exchange student for the past year Leaving her home in Switzerland, she stayed with the DeLonne Anderson family. Among her many talents is the ability to speak six languages. These include German. Swiss German. French. Latin. English, and Italian. She also took a Spanish class here at Box Elder. She has many hobbies, but her favorites are skiing and horseback riding. She was also a mem- ber of the B Ettes and loved our sports. Top loft: The shutter clicks before Chris is really ready Top right: Chris introduces herself and her country to B E students during the Hello assembly Below left: Chris becomes a little over exuber- ant while playing ping-pong(?) with foster sister. Peogy Anderson Below right: AFS foster family - front: Mrs Margaret Anderson. Steven.and Mr DeLonne Anderson Back: Peggy. Gary, and Chris Luthi 18

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PEACH DAYS '68 Enthusiasm motivated by the community’s annual Peach Day celebration once again set Box Elder High School to work. Friday. September 6. the football team started the weekend off with a victory over Weber in the season opener, beating them 12 to 0. While the boys were gridding it out on the field, a number of Box Elder girls readied themselves to compete for the honor of Peach Queen Janet Johnson, a former Box Elderite. won the title and reigned over the weekend's fun and festivities. Bright and early the next morning Box Elder High had prepared herself for the parade. The stu- dentbody officers, class officers, club officers, and cheerleaders could be seen in their purple-decked cars, while the marching band. Rockettes, B'Ettes, colorguard. and twirlers showed their talents in marching ability. The school float, Summer Fantasy.'' put together with ingenuity and much hard work by a committee headed by Richie Ricks and Gwen Holmgren, also credited the efforts of the studentbody A highlight of the weekend was the staging of Till Kingdom Come.” in which many of the students participated. The school, zealous to succeed in its role in civic activities, added much excitement and enjoy- ment to the annual celebration and earned its share in the success of the event. 17

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Above left: Every student did his own thing at the Hello Hop Friday night Below left: Chris Luthi and Tom Palazzolo were elected to reign as Miss Hi and Mr' Hello Below: The Hello Hop was enjoyed by everyone who attended The Hello Hop and choosing of Miss Hi and Mr. Hello highlighted Hello Week activities. Acquaintingnewstudents with Box Elder. Hello week enabled many of us to make new friends. Students unfamiliar with their new surroundings were put at ease as they adjusted to a new school and different people. Early in the week the new students met and cast votes for Miss Hi and Mr. Hello At the Hello Hop. climaxing the week. Christine Luthi. our foreign exchange student from Switzerland, was named Miss Hi and Tom Palazzolo. a native of New York, was named Mr. Hello. The Other Guys furnished the music for this dance. 19