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

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Top: Members of the administration seem to enjoy the enter- tainment Above Harmony seems to come natural to J Larson and B Steffen Lott: S Smith expresses his views about the football season DIVERSION AND EXPRESSION 23

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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

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Harvest Ball FFA-FHA sponsored The F.H.A and F.F.A co-sponsored the Harvest Ball and assembly Held on November 25. it led into the Thanksgiving holiday. The assembly script centered on an argument between Kath- leen Sara and Jerry Harper Their dialogue introduced such numbers as Close To You and We've only Just Begun.” The assembly ended with the theme. A Time For Us and the announce- ment of the finalists for Harvest Ball royalty. The dance had red and gold decorations re- flecting the autumn season Sounds Unlimited from Utah State University played for the best dress affair. During intermission Harvest Ball Queen and King. Janet Curtis and Bruce Nelson, were announced. Sheryl Hunt and Jerry Harper were first attendants, and second attendants were Colleen Barker and Doyle Kofoed. Last year's roy- alty Bonnie Yamasaki and John Young crowned the new queen and king Many couples attended and contributed to the success of the dance. Above: K Sara listens intently to J Harper s song Right: S Johnson and M Mullins re- lax during the ball Below Members of F F A and F H A participate in an original choral reading during the Harvest Ball Assembly DIVERSION AND EXPRESSION 24