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

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Below G Stokes and date examine the hanging hearts at the Valentine s Dance Bottom left T Pratt focuses his attention on an unseen medium while attending a fast dance Bottom: S Smith shows the effect of being cast under L Sato's spell DIVERSION AND EXPRESSION 21

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a means of expression Box Elder students enjoyed school dances as part of after school activities. The traditional Hello Dance held on September 18. started the dance calendar. The Dear Hunt Dance proved to be the hunting ground for B. E. coeds who pos- sessed hunting licenses Odin played for this stomp on October 23. Students enjoyed four other fast dances during the winter season with bands such as Soft Flight. Cimmaron. the Last Chaper. and the Soul Twisters. Student Council almost totally controlled these after-game dances. The Sounds Unlimited played for the senior-sponsored Valentine s Dance on February 12. Freshmen spon- sored the popular Sadie Hawkins dance The Bunny Hop also was a popular girls choice dance The Election Dance introduced next year s leaders, and the Purple and White ended the year with the sophomores sponsoring the graduation dance Top right. All those who attended found the fast dances entertaining Above: J Christensen and S Christensen relax in an unusual swing Right: T Hawkes and C Tolman find the atmosphere of the dance to be mystifying DIVERSION AND EXPRESSION 20

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enjoyed by students Students both enjoyed and learned from as- semblies The business assembly introduced school rules and student council. The Hello as- sembly introduced clubs to new students through musical numbers. A nostalgic Homecoming assem- bly brought back football players from former state teams A lecturer from Utah State Univer- sity presented a patriotic assembly on Veterans Day A perpetual argument led into songs and dances on the Harvest Ball assembly The Christ- mas assembly was a concert by the music depart- ment. The freshmen handled the Sadie Hawkins assembly held on March 12. The clean-up assem- bly followed the next week on March 19. The last assemblies were the top ten and the award assemblies honoring outstanding students. Top right: C Bywater gave listeners the benefits of his talents by perform- ing on many assemblies Above right: Members of the Madrigals brought a new interpretation of an old favorite to the audience Above M Sackett endeavors to come across with a new and exciting joke Right: j Cook and W Hawkes welcome the new students to the Hello Week activities DIVERSION AND EXPRESSION 22