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

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M Vlcek. M Vlcek. J Lawson. R Baron, and E Blower formed a Dixieland Band, playing a medley of the Stripper and Marne Below right: L Hansen and M Stuart, alias Bonnie Parker of Bonnie and Clyde added much to the atmosphere of the show Center left: M Longhurst and R Hanover dance to The Birth of the Blues Bottom left: The stage crafts classes made props for the per- formance. Bottom right: C George strives for perfection in her part An old time minstrel show was presented at BEHS to raise money for PTA scholarships. A new kind of entertainment offered at Box Elder, the Minstrel Show was presented by the school choral department. Featuring the music of the Deep South, the spiritual, the whole cast be- came negroes and they all had to wear black makeup. It featured numbers as solos and group performances, presenting one of the most popular kinds of music. Mr. Boman set this undertaking on its feet and made it succeed as many students and parents enjoyed the production. 29

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Below left: K Peterson and S. Fairbanks found the sweater dance to be very enjoyable Bottom left: L Bigler and S Nichols reigned as this year's Sweater Boy and Girl Right: B Bailey and 0 Petersen showed up to the dance decked out in matching sweaters Coincidence? Below right: K. Dirks and C Ellis were more in- terested in each other than the sweater dance. The Sweater Dance gave everyone an oppor- tunity to show off his new winter sweater. The annual sweater dance gave students a chance to show off their unique and unusual sweaters. Held in January, the dance drew many students who were in competition for sweater boy and girl. The difficult task of judging was done by the studentbody officers. Winning the honors were two seniors. Larry Bigler and Susan Nichols. For the original sweaters they were wearing, Larry and Susan were presented sweaters donated by two of the local clothing stores as prizes

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Below: T. Grimley and G Lewis are in high spirits at the Bear Stomp after a victory for B E against Bear River High Right: S Warren and S Bratton enjoyed dancing with unseen partners Bottom: Drums and amps wait in anticipation of the upcoming trial they will have to endure After a week of raising spirits, students cele- brated a win over Bear River at the Bear Stomp. Climaxing a week of bear hunting, the Bear Stomp was held after our victorious basketball game over Bear River. Early in the week Beeman was building up the spirit of the students as he urged students to bring their stuffed bears for the ther- mometer cage The Four Gone Conclusion played at the dance where students could only get in with their bear licenses. 30