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

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boosted game spirit For every home football and basketball game the cheerleaders had a pep rally to bolster the school spirit The studentbody always enjoyed the clever skits and routines the cheerleaders dreamed up. This year the cheerleaders trans- formed into cereal boxes for a snap, crackle, pop' dance and African natives for the Sky View basket- ball game. Chris Glenn and Roland Petersen especially enjoyed the girls-against-the-boys pep rally because they each received pies in the face. Mayor Zundel always aroused the student- body to victory, and the Homecoming pep rally was no exception. Festival seating was used for the first time this year, and all these rallies helped the team play well and promoted good sportsmanship to the studentbody Top right: M Adams. M Nance. G Yam- asaki and C Smith help promote spirit during a pep rally Above: The pep band radiated enthusiasm through their per formances Right: M Adams watches intently as C Smith does her part in a pep skit DIVERSION AND EXPRESSION

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Above Homecoming Royalty left to right: 1st Attendants Paul Longhurst. Marilyn Adams. Queen. Chris Smith; King. Mark Sackett. Sec- ond Attendants. Jane Holmgren. Roland Peter- son Left: C Glenn leads the football team in the Box Elder rendition of Victory Bee Above: Junior Class Officers D Wight and K Knudsen distribute paint to L. Larkin DIVERSION AND EXPRESSION 17

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Spirit Week built enthusiasm The school celebrated Spirit Week in anticipation for the state football game with Granite November 2-6 was spent in building up the studentbody and the team for the Class AA quarter-finals A hall decoration contest was held between the classes, and the repre- sentative council split into the four classes and was in charge of the main halls Friday the cheerleaders presented a pep rally The administration allowed girls to wear pants to school for the festival seating in the rally, thus everyone spread out over the gym floor to sing chants. Bear River studentbody officers and cheerleaders visited to give their rival team support for the game A large crowd gathered at Granite High field to watch the team play Spirit Week reached its zenith at this game The Bees gave Granite stiff com- petition. but they still suffered the important loss ending the football season. Top left: The halls were decorated by the classes, displaying their support of the team Above: Spec- tators at the Granite game seem transfixed by the activity on the field Left: One of the team s greatest backers. Principal Nich- ols. became involved in Spirit Week DIVERSION AND EXPRESSION 19