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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1937 volume:

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' . -J ' 53' I l I e Q xg ,..,, xi I' , X qi . fy:- fw, yi v -, . 1 e -'I H. .f 1 7 WE 'veg 5- v M . fm... L , ,4 . n 'vi mx COPYRIGHT 1937 by NORMA GIBBS Editor ROBERT L. OWENS Business Manager LITHOGRAPHED BY GRAVES '56 POTTER, INC Pocatello, Idaho Q ' 34 v - I W E'-.2534 Q M 5, Wg! MQW W WW gg N f WML X OQM WWE Qgf iffy ,937 if K 00111 211117 Published by Tie .gtudent goofy of the 50, 21422 1,074 364001 at BRIGI-IAM CITY, UTAH I To rhythm for its presence in all things beau- tiful and its in flu e fl c e in everyday life, we dedicate this. the 1937 Boomerang. 3.5 GST L-IQ1JG. I3i itlfjil 250110 Oli XIX U QNQV Q F N F wf 2? M MQW xl QD.-.'Q ls! Vw ' .J x ' , .,, ,J W1 an ' 612:44 rv :Qv vera?-wh, Mui? -...nf-0 -1, V ,,A.....,..,.. .4-3' . - - 'EW E1 A f is L A' 1 2 -KH X ,...,,,-f,w,.: 5 ,, . . mn . 5 fi? fzfeiif -3 . 1 .sf , , X ' 11. x H 25593 - . -e .v if vb,-k A ,ggi-5 5, jiw :dk ff' QLQQMJFLS Ki, .., , -Tl., fi 'J 5 i., -i , . A II HDMINSTRHTIQN -1 F -3 f -1 T f 6 K F137- - l L- .noel fi,-zz ' -4,4 Left to right: John P. Holmgren, Wm. E. Davis, Clerk: Beale Cutler, John W. Peters President Hervin Bunderson. Superintendent: Hyrum Jensen, Perry Dalton foatof of fafucation The active interested particip students in the school program, the support and suggestions of patrons problems, and the loyal cooperation in carrying forward school policies service on the Board of Education and the school year most successful. ation of intelligent on school of teachers have made a pleasure. pdf,- Kees! gg Il 2 72 Acnclfey, ptincyaf I stood at Aspen Grove from where the annual B. Y. U. hike begins the ascent up the long, winding trail to the top of Mount Timpanogos. The climbers are led by an experienced leader who sets the tempo-controls the speed and directs the short but necessary rest periods. Those who follow his directions usually reach the top. Generally some strong ones, impatient at the restraint, go their own way. They are petered out before the summit is reached. And I wondered if successful living is not. after all, a series of rhythmic habits. If we eat wholesome food at regular interval, take our much-needed sleep at definite times, and if our work and recreation are properly interspersed, do we not feel the glow and tingle of life that come with the sense of well-being. Would not our school life be happier and more successful if we set our time to a rhythm.c pattern of study periods. rest, and recreation? I am sure recreation is more enjoyable when taken in moderate doses, between periods of work. School is more satisfying when we feel the joy of success that comes from honest endeavor. And so we may make the music of life a sweet melody, full of harmony and rhythm, when the spiritual. the mental. and the physical is set at the right tempo that brings each to a joyous fruition. Na, , 4 L. VJILDE, GEORGE NIf3I.SON. BS. Hislory. Vorutzvons Chvmislry DIELORIS rl-HORSON, ANNA JOHNSON, English, Civrcs Foods JOHN OLSEN, A, CASENTAN ML'fhanf'c'c1l Arts AILISIVC OI.IVIf HALPE, AUSTIN LARSEN Foods, Honvvmczkrnq History. MUlhI'I77HflvCS Every-dug Lrurng For Boys lacufty if ,rf VERNAI. HARRIS, B.S. MARX' E. ROBBINS I ,7Lfj3 ' Physical Education Foods, Clothingf ,Q NEPHI DAVIS JAMES JENSEN. M,S. if Vocal Muszc B1'oIoq1'mISrienre NIAL NELSON. A.B, ELIZABETH ROMNEY, A.B. Spvech Physical ElI'UL-Uflvflfl S. W, BEECHER, B.S. HAROLD NIADSIQN. B.A, Mathematics Spcevh. Engllsh Pr 5 9 X .ax Q, X l.l.'CfY RICE. B.S. Clorhingz A, M. HANSIEN. BS Sllflrlll Sc'1'enc'e I.URA REDD. Art I71.U'l'D JENSEN. lWc1thz'ma!1'c's 15 ima NP di'-vs .r ROBERT RIQESF ALBERT NOALL. Aulo Mechanics Farm Mechanics CLARA VJOSI. A.B. PHYLLIS KIRKHAM, Shorthand, Typing Clothing ROLAND GOURLFY IVIE RAE MASON, Social Science English M. GRANT PRISBREY, B,S. EDWARD XVARD, BS. Physical Education Vocational Agriculture iH acuity OWEN WESTINSKOW. B.S Mechanical Arts ZULA HANSEN. Physical Education EARL FERGUSON, Physical Education ALF I.. FREEMAN. B,S. History, Principal Jr, High - a- I 1 .ftucfent goofy Officer: lla Call, Vice-President: Don Horslcy. Cheer l cndcr: Odcnn Hvss. Sccrcxnry and ,lx!'k'.19lIl kf Ralph Vwlclling. Clwer lxndcr: Gordon Keller, Prcsidcnr, 0 ol xecutlve ounc: Back Row: Don Horslcy. Scott Christensen. Ralph Vvlclling, Dean Bundcrson, Cnrlylv Circcn Jarvis Peterson, Odcan Hess. Front Row: Mary Allcn. Ruth Chrislcnscn. Florcnvcgrlhlclmcl, Woody Hansen, Gurllon Kcllcr lla Cal QTEK 'HOW' nn'L Y F4431 fl'Ff'14 9'YP' . n ? r Kaya ,feague Organ I3 ation XVOODR L' I - l- HA NSI' N. lJfL'Sl,rfuf7I oyzi 'feague ouncif Back Row: Kenneth Jensen, Dean Huchel, Roland Jensen, Frank Morgan. Junior Jensen, Front Row: W. H. Griffilhs CSponS0r5 . XX'oodruff Hnnscn tprcsidcnl 5. liar! Ferguson fSp0nwr1 wtf: 'feague Otjanzyation l l3l.ORlfNClj HUCIHEI., Prvxlidffnt QED 'feague ouncif Back Row: Helen XVright, Beth Whitc. Olive Hale 4Spons0rJ. lla Call, Anna Johnson CSponsorb, Mac Olson, NVinnifrcd Hansen. Middle Row: Phyllis Kirkham CSponsorl, Ruth Shelby, Nadine Madscn, Vlorcncc Huchcl fljrcsidcntl, LaVcnnn Marblc. Ruth Chrislcnscn, NinLNp,ls0i'1 lSponsorl. Front Row: Donna Tingcy. Mary Allcn. Ida nI'ingcyyZ'kUori: DFL Carma Jcppscn. .1 X M 9 Aw R V Qxiximtkjfl , , I .. . , ' XVI kj 3 I ,as- 3 'z:f RWE ' xx? QUQWN Q X wh .MSX 'ii' Q W :X M, Af X I x Y E N - X. X xx X xl X 'MIP Lfllflw ' 1 H - f ,V 1-- llfb ,520 If -U fl I V, -r SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ruth Christensen. Vice-President: Jarvis Petersen. President: Veat Jensen. Secretaryflnreasurer. Tie .yeniot 61144 We, the Senior Class of '37, began our journey through high school with a serious purpose in mind. Our aim was to make this class so successful that we could look back with fond memories of our pleasant and profitable experiences at Box Elder High. Have we accomplished our aim? No doubt the big majority of the class would say that we had. We feel that nowhere else could we have spent our time to better advantage. We appreciate the opportunities our school offers for growth and development in many different fields of learning. We are proud of our colors and hope that we shall always be a credit to Box Elder High. Though we have regrets in leaving we are grateful for our contacts here. We know that we are far better prepared to cope successfully with the problems of life as a result of the training received at Box Elder and the friendships formed while here. However, we must not stop now, Seniors. Let us use this knowledge and experience as a foundation for higher achievements. We wish to express our appreciation to our advisers for the help and guidance they so willingly have given us. XVe especially want to thank Dad Beecher who has been with us for three years. To the future Senior Classes. We wish you success at Box Elder High School. the best school in the state. f? Afton Sycamore Kenneth Enckson Delores Jensen M111 Brunku lxfllflk. Jenxen M Rene Jensen Rhoch l'Nelwn l.Vle Nelson Murlel Wxght Lee Jay Glenn x f. H 1 n Q51 Q f ff? Wilbur XVhc.1tlcy Maurinc Jensen DLnn1s Vs lschl Cho Prlu Fmron Vv Flghf Noln Barker Claudc Richardson 'Rs 18 nfui I O19 Toombls Jumor 9tokcS M1e Olsen Homer Rccdcr - Ruth Hansen Doris Standcr ,Boyd H. Jcppson Dclonc Bzxty Junmr Kxmbcr Ida Tingcy Andrew Burt Horslcy 'lik Gwm Peterson Kent Jensen Edna Tanner Emily Hudflcld Paul Holmgren Bcvvrly Pollard Mclun Jams N lll'I1l l ner lowull ljaclwr P an l mmm IN null Hunnlur ld1 lxnmlmr lv Dorothy Knudson Ronald lVl1d9kl'1 Dons Brom n Mark Vv'oodlJnd Jocelyn Slatter Franklin Grant s a s l l 1 l I 1 Inez Grey Golden lVlillcr A,f..f94l Q K 'Qu l' K, UQ l.owcllChris1cnscn Violet Taylor Jay Bolt Naomi Davis Olof Zundcl l..iNcf Davis Noble Fishburn l,aVunn.1 Mnrlilc XVilIiam J.Bol1i.lr livclyn Jensen an 169 li Y fn , W . 6? ,W lk em'ot.4 if Phillip Burl Irene Christcnscn Odcan Hess l.ucillc-'Andcrscon Clarence Rice lfav Rolucrls Bill Thaync Ida Schow l,nM.Jr Hall Hazel Jeppson ,QW -HF 5' i.., 11 Clifford Hatch Doris Barker Ivy Vvlildc Helen l,owc Joel Lillywhitc Nola Christensen Darwin Cooley Lucy Nelson Ellen Vvfalkcr Vera Bowden 85' gwlv'-' DeOrr Cooley Anna Knudsen em'o'c.4 his 15'-.ia Vvldndfi Mffham Lucy Bergen Ada Gyllenskog Vera Larkin ah Richard Davis Wilda Anderson Ruth Hendrickson Nida Anderson ..l f1'i1ll 1131111.81-.l!h . - 2- .li I Delbert Ralphs Julina Kidman Varsel Chlarson Helen Spindlcr Vxfinslon Nelson Nlnrgarcl Johnson Mont Anderson Ync Sato Don Horslcy Sin Nagala wmv iw , ff uf ' l eniou l S Floyd Barker Phyllis Murphy Coy Gardner Lorena Taylor Allucrl Burt Beth Fuller Jay Hansen Agnes Craven Wayne Call June Jensen r -nw not ',1vA.I.AJwfi?ii4wl I' r. . ' P ,W N :lm rles Dredge Jelonc Nicholas Blame Nelsen I Gordon Keller Q5 fa wa fi fast ufff and Teatament of tie .eeniots . Being in sound mind of all our normal faculties, we, the undersigned, hereby give and bequeath, these, our most valuable possessions to the weak and erring Juniors, hoping they will be of value to them. I. I, Gordon Keller, leave my perfect complexion to Dale Welling, providing he will use Lux Toilet Soap. 2. I, Ila Call, leave the fountain to be held up by the stalwart Karma Kofoed. 3. I, Odean Hess, leave to give some college the 'Abreak of its history. 4. I, Woody Hansen, will take my blushing ability with me. Wood that I could leave it! 5. I, Florence Huchel, leave for a much needed rest after the busiest school year ever to have been experienced. 6. I, LaVenna Marble, am leaving but I'm taking the Packer boy with me. 7. I, Nadine Madsen, leave with the hope of someday growing up to be a lady. 8. I, Maurine Jensen, am leaving and praying that Bob can leave too. 9. I, Darwin Cooley, am leaving to go give Einstein a few pointers. 10. I, Melba Jensen, leave but who will Mr. Jeppsen use for inspiration. Il. I, Wilda Anderson, leave to establish a Missionary Society, one way or the other, 12. I, Willard Jensen. leave immediately for Hollywood: watch out 1 . inqorma Gibbs, leave to talce my golden voice to Metropolitan. 14. I, Joel Lillywhite. am going to college to let my Paderuski hands carry many more basketballs. 15. I, Emron Wright, leave a lot of broken hearts behind me, or-are they com- ing with me? 16. I. Lenard Wight. leave to seek my fortune in Benny Goodman's orchestra. I,hBoyd Jeppsen, am leaving God's greatest gift to men, Ilene Carlson. I 18. I, Dennis Vlfight, leave the Band Cmaybel but how will it be able to carry on without me. 19. I, Ada Gyllenskog, leave to enter the holy state of matrimonv. 20. I, Reese Jensen, leave Karma to the Sop omofboy . good care of her, please! I I Vg NLT' ffg- S , , ', M W 1 JA is PETERSON. j W C President If ' - 1 1 N I ' Y i x vf I ' I ' I i med by IDA TINGEY , J K, I ' ' ff 'E f t' V I f f . ww fwfr , , i i ff Ml' if Va RUTH SHELBY, Vice-President RALPH WELLING. Cheer Leader 3 ANGELINE MusULAs, Secretary-Treasurer X 1 DEAN BUNDERSEN, President X A ii J uniot 61444 The class of 38 has traveled swiftly M' Q through three of the most enjoyable ii i 'A years of our lives. These years at BOX il I1 Elder High have been filled with joys A and opportunities. i The Junior Class had one of the larg- , est responsibilities of the year, that of putting over a successful Junior Prom- enade. The theme ofthe Prom was beautifully carried out as a Colonial Garden. The Junior class has faithfully sup- ported activities of the school. Junior students have been active in plays, . publications and athletics. Members of the class look forward to building and K contributing to the future success of Box Elder High. i J , lb' Mele ig Robert XVrigh Anna Jensen Roy Jensen Roma Jeppson Ned Hansen Donna Jeppson Weston Jensen Lucille Jensen Morris Jcpperson June L I lmkfi Theodore Richardson X Spencer Lillie Mills l j Wilford Wcndel i . gl X, nl Iii Ai ' , 'ki i v I ,J W xl ll i if f t L it NJ U .lf Miriam Carter Hal Reeves Merle Carter To ,' 'Ric ard Pugsley ' K Mari B nd iAon .i i Q9 ww union Paul Peters Donna Bott Grant Owens LaRue Boothe Vaughn Nelson May Anderson Quentin Nelson 1 Betty Allen Bob Howard Loraine Baird WUI, it Mark Barnes Norma Tmgey Billie Anderson VeLoy Nelson Wayne Anderson Q 43' Mary Hansen Wayne Burl Harold Black Helen Davis 4-sq , in Alice Higginson Ray Barker Orville Merrell Thelma New man Vvfaync Chnslrnicn Vcarl Nelson Kent Chrlstenscn Donna Marsh B. Bywatcr Angelmc Musulas Edward Rym Belly Mac Nelson 'fm 'W 'W 'Q Ha rold Sccrist Fad bpmdlu Alma Wnllxams Arthur Wendel Blythe Sronc Rmlph VV1IInn5, Lee Andersen Gladys Stokes Ilene Carlson Boyd White Katherine Hodges Robert Forrest Wilma Ellis union Merle Sackett Helen Thorne Dee Lund Irma Eliason Carma Wilde Verna Nichols Edna Hubbard Katharine Goodliffe Willard Call Irene Cook Lois Marsh Curtis Johnson Lois Kunzler w' -'L e W 'L ' 'f ' MARY ALLEN, Vice-Presidenl X Q ' CARLYLE GREEN. President PAUL HUCHEL. Cheer Leader X , li V L 4 if 1 .sf A 61 i 'W ' 0,2 0171012 E55 ' ,' Last Year the class of l'39 was inex ls 'I I perienced in B. E. H. S. activities. Time ' ' ' has removed our amateur standing and 0 ' I l I 1 we now feel that we have taken another l ' A step toward a grand climax. We feel that 7 ' i J we have done our best in contributing- l ' '- , to our school success in 36 and 'l37 ' X ' ' . and hope to make each succeeding yea l 4' Q ' bigger and better. I ' ' ' ' I I K e a s 553 1 3 'QU Dale Welling Mary Allen Kay Freeman Arlene Bunderson Jay Law Annora Eskelson YOIQA Olfl 0125 Clara Peterson Leon Carver Helen Hillstrom Carlyle Cireen Beth Larsen Harold Toomhs Fred Madsen Rhoda Ingram Homer Dixon Helen Zundel Keith Owens Maud Jeppson 'mr A1 l ' -'Q 1 Q Camille Larsen Jack Davis .Ioycc Chlarscn Don Bingham Pauline Schneider Bob Galbraith Rohcrl Hcllherg .lanicc Andersen Dclhcrr I.cc Donna Holland Dale Anderson Donncllc Olson .YOIQA 01710125 XX ilfred Bingham 'Vhldred Clenn Junior Jensen Flame Stauffer Junior C England Helen lverson '17 'iv- -S is Allen Burt Doris Yoombs Beth Keller Keith Simpson Donald Hunsakcr Marcia Checketts Vslayne Bott Kent Hansen Aileen Larsen Beth Wlmitc Donna Packer Henry Knudson 4, Melxin Griffiths Mary Hillam Charles Fishburn Venna Cutler John Reese Juanita Valcarce ef X 'N W. is 'QT' Janice Wight Roy Christensen l.e0ra Orrock Bud Larsen Donna Cottam Kenith Nelson is ti 'Wt wx. G' fwuu- , - Grant Andersen Gay Jensen Bill Romer Karma Kofoed A. C. Cook Joyce Adney i fi Qt X 5 fl -A. Ac Q - X 1, N! 5, i -1. Frank Reeder Winifred Hansen Ruth Compton Ditsyo Sikigawa 2, ,vw vo. 2 n-N wk '-E 'Zig - ,ff C'-il-T fe fs,-W... ,, , x W A l l .Ex V 1 X ,'Af. : wo, ,., - 'ft' 7 L X X5 dh XJQN.,-1 , 'st AJS us , 'KHP A Ruth Sheffield Lamar Barker Doris Phillips Marie Pierce Kay Rigbey L rrra as Y 0,26 0010125 Dorothy Glenn Naomi Bowden Howard Bott Margaret Tingey Nola Peterson Ellen Hadfield Afton Peterson Marie Wight Barbara Bott Elaine Price Edith Olsen WB pr L Lamont Yates Gene Hess Vern Beecher Ruth Hillam Nora Jensen Dora Mae Norr Marion Stratford Erma Jensen Margaret Pierce 0 we T my ff 1 f L a rjafjlf ,aff ffffsf we K, A-ev? I I I ,, , V, ,. , 1 X 4 4 gf ' I ' '4 i W f 'V S V If l , 1 . 0 . n 1 1 I 2. A D Z f 'v al W r , if ' I 'fy' '14 X ffffqw f f 5 f' . f - , ' . ff ffi' 14741452 ' MMJVVJM I 4 Il l'- ?3ELL1lfLElff9Pft'S'df ' ' .f , ,f cfm: X Q' GRANT WEI.I.iNofCBE?FLeader W , x f .1 . DORIS CALL, Secretary-Treasurer ,l 'X i 1 V SCOTT CHRISTENSEN, President if - , I f - 1 1' I ' - q V . J f- , , , I 1 r K rfb! i Q ff M 'freshmen glass Although we are the youngest mem- bers of our school We boast of the un- usual amount of loyalty and enthusiasm we have given every activity of Box Elder. Our class party was outstanding as will be vouched for by more than two hundred Freshmen who joined in the fun. Statistics show that we lack nineteen members of being the largest class in the history of the school. We resolve, how- ever, to make up for this by being not only the largest graduating class, but at the same time the most outstanding class, ever to have attended Box Elder. Al' '71 -' I X twist, W Mwwlg W7 of My Karma Jeppson f William Call Marcella Johnson Lamar Benson Margrct Ann Wilson Roy Aoki eq, ' Bernice Busenbark Stanley Thayne Dorothy Olsen Thomas Buckley Merle Gettes lzzedhmenk L H Yvonne Morris , f Jay Wight Q Madeline Cook V Widtsoe Checketrs Berfy Page L 2 , X' H ff 1 B V '7 ' A , J ', 6 Ai VL! ' fDoriS Dial!! 2 'i It-flihie Vblatanabe- ,Q ,i 1, .' -x ,B Clark Nelson-' 3 i w , U Q Kvsx yi, 4 I I xl Q A Loane Miller Lillian Sheffield Lowell Alvord Eileen Potter M -zvi is A o . 7 e ,wi . 9, A ,j fy is 49 JF' :T L 'QF -V A Marie Juslesen ' JM p mi M 1 , ' - ii f 3- OVYIRV ,. i 'j V . 1 f I I J, X QA ll 'i4Lf'JRX Cuff? Mir ff cis-fl5llQ'fY' ,l , jyv'l OJ,-Ape illy- 4151! ' ' 'I f ,VAS U i A 4,557 if. may ifvff ii , l ' ,,,f'fji'A Af 1 ghy li Qgdyv AiivfJ,f.a!'QA6 'fl WW. w4fwfffVHJas1 ,f N ' fflfl' ' e -X Xi fl Q J Og N ,Ad ,, vo, , f' l in Xlzflmfl L A' x , if fffifjlgtyf ' M iv?'f??!6'j ff!! 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Q 1 ol Q f la I 1 'I Jewell Shelby 0 3,47 fd WV ,IJ Arndl'flVloyeS PM 2 1 ,Q Q . . .lay Jensen Francis Lowell Pauhne Ralph Va l.oic L: fi A' . i ,, -' . 1 Y ff Ruth L ' rr ' 9 i , , I .i Ru rlenso M-Q Omer Call Pruaence Vs ood Turner l.ars n Yvonne W4 , Wifi Donna Jensen Bm erly Nicholas ,x l.e Grande Colby AJ r V J ,fl , Nola Owens ,jlgf fl L A, I Lf lj ' .lr r J if x M w , M'-L 1 ' ' if Low A , , N, X I., on 'Ve ix lfgfllsjrf A X YQ, -'gleahorlf ppsen I I In Y rj 'I ' If l.a Dean Cazler A Dwight Free gf' V vii l 1 ar Byunkj - HM A t UQ 'fy CM 1322 n A Ardus Seeley ll l ,Q .S 1 I Hiya Ho le r W ' Q i ,J Lebna Nil, n ,T 4 .e f f Feaymond'l-lsrsley N ' 1 f r 'f f I ' U, . 3-lx W! ll . j l , 1 I i i ii 5 J ' i ' Grace Olsen 4 I 1 w ' I Roy Br egger , gl getty ow , -' ob Woodyatt Beth Qhristensen K l.aRine Tingvl' '5 L fy Vg ' - If V I l.cc Carlson I, ' ' L 'fy r Betty .lane Merrell 3 ,L - i f ' Q 3 V 2 Richard Hunsaker .gi , A 44 i 'Q Gwendolyn Vklhcatlcy ' 'ff is rf-'WS Q , , - Junior Grinnell I : ' ill! Fern Romer n Glen Leggett 1 gf Margaret Jensen Beth Grant lla. A ' 3 O dell S,1nford X A iVA Hilda Vcrcen ,, Faye Nilflson Jea Cook Jolt, , . 3 Dem uchel nfl V 1 if - Martha Nielsonff ' ' '- Orva Wxncgatt! Don Bowen Betty Sham Boyd Olsen Ylvonnc Crauthers H 4' Myrtle Jeppscn Q Edwin Higley '15 'F t l,1fX . J, N Yvonne Larsen jd ,LJ .L LLAXJ f f Q 'fffdl lf vb ,, ff 4Lf ',,,p' ' -1 S Ayr ,ffff?jiyi,Lr:?? A.:Tl.J1N1ypm.1 lfgga-f?cn .Lv1vu V,,fQw :5y fy 'ff Cul I 0 ' 7 J f 1-,fy,dw,fRvy, typ if ,K -. X ,Q ftxw 's , f, 4' U .f ' 4- if I ,4-fm . Lllvtf- -f A VXI, , ,L Jay Poulscnlx Reeva Gilbert Beth Schow 00 4 F .lane Grant ' -I f I ' f J f Ll ' 5 as ,, I-...L x E 'W L ' x Gwen' XX'ard George Cook Fay Hubbard Ross Nebdker Verona 1 M 27 ,f A9-41,44 1 if K Q. . h A ix ,QQIJXLMQQ L Y i. 7 ,Q L , A P-Qgfnifa-: A 1 K. 'M ioilw My fx' ir mwfl fffgiii 'fffiiw 1 Ld'7Q V4!d uffvi A ,jjj fijfj' DD 'aa W 0 44.143 px ,ffm -.I 'P fee ftte 81116 S, i. ABQ M! xg ia K r y I F al 455 6 1? .Alu s dl .Alu 'S ,R QQ. Ida lingcy Donna Boll liay Roherls Nida Andersen llene Carlson Ruth Christensen l,oraine Baird Florence Huchel XVilda Andersen Naomi Davis Betty Mae Nelson Evelyn Jensen Lois 'loomhs Nial Nelson fSponsorl Nadine Madsen 1 Presl Ruth Shelby Delone Bary Katherine Hodges Maurine Jensen Marjorie Robbins Blanche Toombs Donna Maud Dredge l.aurena Morris Beryl Hansen Norma Gibbs Anna Jensen Beverly Pollard Gwen Peterson Angeline Musulas lrma Eliason Enid Fishburn Ada Gyllenskog Mae Olsen Maxine Hansen Melha Jensen l.aVenna Marble r ,sw xx Egf- .i . if . TNUX' y' I v I ,Flour Row' Retcrsen il-lorsley 'lirunkcr G K ll V J I . Y, . ', 1 . . . '. . e er. . ensen. O. Zundcl lScrge.mr-at Arr11slXR.,,J'ensq-nifSg1crpf'aryAa,6d 'ljfC-IAFYIFCFJ. R. Earl fPrcsidcnrl. D. Hansen fVice-Prcsidentl 5-.U ll f' Atl.. Cilenn lkeupofaepll. 'ens. B. Horslcy. P. Merrill. l.. Packer. K. Jensen. Middlef'Rowj 'loI. Seeiiist. Gj Rosey1l'f.L1m. ll. Ryan. D. Cooley. S. Nelson. li. Vi'righl. M. Barnes R.Wfigl1l, D. Xvlglgt. C. Dredgcfip. Holmgren. J. Bott, W. Call.J. Seavers. F. Jos. Law fSponsorj RAW: C. Plfltch. R. Vwlheatly. R. Harris. VJ. Freeman. B. Thayne.Q. Nelson. G. Checkells W L. Vkfight. P. Peters. R. XVclling. D. l.und. D. Cooley. R. Davis. I '.9veu 5546 The B'Iver Club is made up of a group of young men with ambitions and RH FMU ideals. We are a citizenship club. We aim to live practical citizenship. to promote better fellowship. and to support all school activities. Membership is open to Junior and Senior boys who are taking work in the Q Social Science Department. and who are J willing to agree to uphold the constitu- tion and by-laws ofthe club. The officers ofthe club are: Rex Earl. ,xjgexg President: Don Hansen. Vice-President N Reese Jensen. Secretary and Treasurer Lee Jay Glenn, Reporter: Olof Zundel Sergeant-at-arms: and F. Joseph Law Sponsor. 5 l'rrxr'c1'enl fre vu mikwtqmu .. . I Yr. First Row: A. Peterson, M. Jensen, F. Freeze, E. Jensen, I. Schow, E. Christofferson, J. Slatter. N. Laver. H. Wright, V. Lee. L. Jensen. Second Row: P, Holst. B. Wilde,'J. Jensen, C. West CSponsorD. E, Hadfield CPresidentH, l. Kimber CVice-Presidentj, L. Bergen CSecretaryH, H. Jeppsen fAthletic Managerl, B. Jeppsen, J. Kidman. Third Row: C. Nelson, R. Barker, I. Freeman. R. Fredrickson. A. Burt. E. Hillam. E. Tanner, I. Cook, N. Knudson Cnllreasurerj, Nl. Stander, C. Jensen. Fourth Row: A. Craven, L. Lauritzen, F, Yagi, G. Hall, B. Hadley. D. Phillips. A. Williams. M. Bunderson. Z. Cuthbert. l.. Tingey. J. Shelby, E. Price. .yeczetatiaf 61146 EMILY HIADFIELD Presulem The year 1936-37 has brought an increase in membership, an enlargement of activities, and Zi a heightened interest in the aim of the Secretarial Club. F V Each meeting is devoted to a discussion of some phase of the business world by local W mlrii FLW business and professional workers, who have been most generous in responding to our request of them. Our act in the Girls' League Vaudeville was received with enthusiasm. as also have been the parties and activities within the club, tl Ja' 'ii J f f - wnffg X2 nc, ., i i...-as-A ,es gm .V r gm . 1 if -' -:Q Front Row: M. Johnson. E. B Kidman, N. Owens Cpresidentl, B. Nicholas fVice- President fDla, G. Ward CSccretaryD, A. Seeley. Middle Row: R. Lowe. N. Reeder, . errell. Y. Carruthers, Miss Rice CSponsorQ. V. Waddoups. R. Andersen. P. Larsen. Back Row: M, Brunker CTreasurerl. F. Nielsen. R. Jensen. D. Call. l.. Phillips. T. Harper. ociaf fehaviot 6 The Social Behavior Club. which consists of twenty-five Freshman girls. was organized at the beginning of the school year 1936-'37. Our purpose for having the club was to gain more social knowledge and experience. We studied such subjects as table etiquette. conversa- tion, entertaining, introductions, d ress and others. We gave entertainments which provided opportunities for putting into practice what we learned. We have enjoyed working under the leader- ship ofthe club officers who are: President, Nola Owens: Vice-President, Beverly Nicholas: Secre- tary. G W e n W a r d 1 and Treasurer. M a r y Brunker. Miss Rice is our sponsor. We feel that the club has been worth-while and hope to continue our activities in the future. NOLA OWENS Presidenz f!Ciale:ww,magW5s...Q. -fe'-9 L.XL . wa A yi 5 A--i..Jf...5. .7 .,.,...4..A .4...a.,s.s. s, -t . -5' -' ., ,Q ..L,,,t....iL,.,n Aditi.-.4 , if V V K . ...B . . . I X 13255, ' ,.,,n.,1,.,.,,y.t.2.i4,, -. ?.,.1g....1is,,g...g,..,.. -. i Vg I G.. . i ig N U ' ' 3 e I Q, ic ' ll A S Q I IA Row: I. Lemon, C. Larsen, H. Iverson, J. Valcarce, J. Andersen, I. Dalton, B. Shives, X-X fx 95' p I xg X I. Larsen. P. Schneider, M. Cook. xx NIi.lildleRowf H. I-Iillstrom, I. Dial, D. Toombs , R. Sheffield lPresidentJ, V. Cutler CSecretaryD. I ' ff. Holland, B. Wold, D. Thorsen CSponsorJ. M. Tingey. as Q1 X 's.Froniq Row: Jensen B. Ellsworth, L. Sheffield, B. Snow, E. I-Iadfield, D, Tingey. ,S Niioewj , Q31 Q. 5, c i5X.,Xx ' X I, 1 :fu 5 'ss p it 5. the ji xg . ,Ji X XX3 X . RUTH S'HEFFIELD President ' K s ftf22m11l I .fmfif ' ' . . f 'fl ' A 0 fiat! .gltoiy V w The Short Story Club sponsors the reading of different types of short stories. Its member- ship is open to anyone interested in this type of E liteilfature. Q 'fgTh'e club has been very active this year in tpaiiticipgiting in school activities and the mem- ibers have given their help freely to try and add interest .to the club. x C-sl lllill llllllllll I llllllli llilllllll 1 32II!!'3ll-'ISISEISI Back Row: F. Veteta. A. Moyes. G. Leggett. F. Forsgren. P. Huchel, B. Siefert, K. Errickson. J. Forsgren. O. Call. G. Colby. B. Paul. G. Miller. D. Bowen. Middle Row: W. Ward, L. Nelsen, V. Cutler. W. Christensen. J. Yagi, W. Griffiths CSponsor1. W. Earl R. Christensen D Ralphs B Holmes R B bee B Ride Front Row: W. Boyd. F. Tingey. G. Ward. D. Freeman. L. Olsen. L. Alvord. O. Sanford. M. Griffiths. B. Larsen. R. Knuzler. A. Hobson. V njineeu 'gfuf ii Engineering is the branch of science dealing with design. construction. and operation of various machines. structures and engines used in the arts. trades and every day life. One of the more important branches is civil engineering. The members of our club find problems of engineering a very interesting subject. A subject is explained. and a full and complete discussion follows. Some of the many problems that we consider are: Floating bridges. dams and buildings. We are an active club and enjoy each members' contributions to these interesting discussions. BOB SIEFERT President Front Row: W. Hansen, M. Pierce, L. Knuclson.'A. Eskelsen. H. Stewart. Middle Row: M. Allen. B. Bott CSecretaryJ, K. Kofoed CReporterj, S. W. Beecher fSponsorb. D. Wolfley CPresidentj, M. Glenn fVice-Presidentl, C. Petersen, U. Grey. Back Row: M. Pierce. G. Hess. H. Bott. B. White. M. Stratford. M. Lowe. DOROTHY VJOLFLEY President .gociaf games 61116 This girls' club was organized this school year to further our knowledge of a social life. Besides playing games. we have taken up various problems of etiquette. The girls have spent an enjoyable year. working and playing under the affable leadership of Dorothy Wolfley, President: Mildred Glenn, Vice-President: Barbara Bott. Secretary: Karma Kofoed, Reporter: and Mr. Beecher as sponsor. It is our ambition as a club to continue and push forward all school activities. L tisi . . Wm . ., MP, I . ii Back Row:M. Bundersen. M. Jeppsen, V. Cook. E. Petersen, M. Andersen, I.. Wintle. F. Burton XV. Ellis. V. Christensen. M. Christensen. V. Bowden. B. Hamilton. E. Whitworth. N. Allen L Mills M Wadman A Hi ensen . . . . . gg . Middle Row: R. Hilliam. V. Christensen. M. VVighr. K. Goodliffe. D. Vcteto, R. Lee, R. Tingey. P. Christensen. B. Nelsen. M. Johnsen. E. Staufer. R. Nelsen. D. Jeppsen. A. Nielsen. Front Row: V. Nelsen. H. Hansen. Z. Hansen lSponsorH. H. Davis CSecretaryl. E. Fishburn Cljrcsidentl, B. Fuller tVice-Presidentl. M. Egbert. M. Jensen. T. Halling. wtf! ' -gtlfetic 61116 The G. A. C. has been very successful this year. ln the fall a hike to the canyon was held as an initiation for new members. An act for the Vaudeville was presented called the i'American Girl. An intramural program has been sponsored in which ten clubs participated. The G. A. C. aims to develop leadership and sportsmanship among the girls in athletics. The officers of the club are: Sponsor. Zula Hansen: President, Enid F i s h b u r n 1 Vice- President. Beth Fuller: Secretary, Helen Davis. ENID FISHBURN Presidenl Q st t, 3 t , J fix i Q ,tag Uyyl BQ I cg W3 rd, I, Jensen, W. Carr QSponsorJ, D. Campbell, , elson. N. Petersen. illiams fPresidentl. G. Musulas CVice-Presidcntj, VOXL sen. R. Horsley, ,X J Mk QD r I Q, tl -JFVXGJQQJ -fl FJ 07 W Q il to sf 33 Sq FJ fl fl DON WILLIAMS President na .gtamp efud For the first time at Box Elder the Stamp Club has represented the movement of phil- ately with encouraging results. The object of the club is to bring together students interested in any and all phases of stamp collecting as a hobby. The club activities have included participa- tion in the Girls' League Vaudeville, regular sessions at which stamps are bought, sold. exchanged. and discussed, and a big party. Some members have also exchanged correspond- ence With students in other parts of the World. Besides an interest in stamps the? club feels that a greater appreciation of the geography and history of the people of the world is developed through a study and discussion of postage stamps. Back Row: Bob Howard. Norman Jcppsen. Harold Secrist. Paul Peters, Fred Spindler. Front Row: Eric Seashore, Allen Burt CPresidentl, Cleon Lemon fSponsorH, Max Srowell lSccretary5. Joseph Valcarce. K 7 -. R X I c Y 4 Flqy r lr' I M ,ggvf 7523! JVIM ,Aff ,g,,,.f.,i3I 1-A42 ffl - fl - f7, A-'ff' ,V ,-X ,Z iff!! fy Ag, ,i,,i.42M, 4,1-f4r.,A4f K- 'fffff'-:QQ , ,fc 4. gc-fig yogi fr 49,5 1, . x , X L A 4,4 ff. g A 5 ' i 7 I if of fi 7L f ' fqfffffffffi-f' ' fir' '-'Gig ,hifi 'cl-azkfir f cfventuze efuf 1 The object of the Adventure Club is to stimulate interest in our local people and com- munities, then compare our conditions with those of foreign people. Since the clue embers cannot visit people and places by dire travel We chose the next best method-that f reading books and maga- zines. The Nagio il Geographic is our main R sourcexof study. will og . ls Q 'X Q t ti il ri t , X , , X feelin sl-11, X ALLEN BURT President ,nn- 0 --l U c -QQ... ' 1 .7 1 ig If V K ,.....--- ' in e 4 3 i ,..,...a-nv Back Row: Mr. Jensen tSponsorl. Mr. Nielsen lSponsorl. M. VJoodland, W. Peterson. F. Madsen. G. Frost, I.. Walker. C. Madsen. H. Watanabe, M. Bott. H. Hansen. K. Bergen. Front Row: S. Jensen. J. Hansen. R. Nebaker. F. Nebaker. G. Keyes, A. Wendel fPresidentl. ART! lUR WENDEL P resident V. Beecher. K. Freeman. J. Bott. cience 61446 The Science Club is open to all students who have completed or are completing a minor or a major in science. Each year the club selects some interest for study. This year Photography, has been the major consideration of the club in its various meetings. An outstanding individual accomplishment during the year was the construction of a sound film projector by Jay Hansen. Front Row: Dale Welling. Bill Anderson. NVayne Bott QPresidentl, Ray Reese. Keith Simpson. Jay Law. Back Row: Don Wells, Albert Noall lSponsorJ, Harold Toombs, Odenn Hess. John Reese. Morgan Wixom, Robert Forrest. 'nature etaftsmen The Future Craftsmen of America is an organization of youth whose purpose is: to promote the spirit of craftsmanship, to provide opportunity for experience in leadership, and to encourage interest in hobbies and leisure time activities involving craftsmanship. XVAYNE BOTT President .Y iii mi: X 1 if H 3 I 431 -1 , 1 . Q XV i ix H M ' X ?l'Y' W , 'I' ! 5 ,' if ig if f 1 ff M f A X. 'N X x f ik 22 - 'M . . fi t -n 1 N' C M I it 'QQ 61146 1' it , :Q The F. F. A. Club is a national organization which is madeiup of boys taking it vocational agriculture throughout the United States. In thesState of Utah there 7 will A X ar?38 F. F. A. club chapters with an enrollment of over 2500 boys. Ever-.y year gi 3 national convention is held at Kansas City, at which each state sends two .Y - qi delegates, and each state also holds a state convention at which each .chapter sends , Ng: itwo delegates. l K g QQ his year marks the tenth anniversary of the national F. F. A. organization. C' Nix tah StatefAgxociation has been invited to send a state band back to the riaiion l convention in Kansas City ,,,,, next October. Five boys from the Box Elder F.:lXA.iXchap 'er have been selectedifor members of the state band, 3 ESQ Thep ose of the F. 'A. organization is to develop agriculture leadership, D toxcreate more interest' infthe intelligent choice of farming occupations. to create Z3 and nurture a love of c6un'tiy life, improve rural homes. promote thrift, scholar- ship, and YO encourage recreational and social activities among studen p K 3 X h vocational agriculture, h f -2, .if it tvffiff. if Nl' 'U' xi , V! 6 , -in Mba bfi? ln ei tj N C Ex 9 'iii Q 2 ,Q 'ti ., -s xx, g 3 i J G lj ,Q , t Q U 'OV -1- Q. ff sf - z,,......., M-' - , fx - f , ,M ,, W 5 v mf. . +L' 9 o una-on B 5 , m i ?f:WW3 H wr , W? gg! 7 . 1 ' G A , Am f .,. ,, V f - fx 1 fx Q Front Row: V. Bowman. Boden. P. Wood. H. Housely. M. Pelt. B. Valberg. B. Nelson. M. Perkins. B. Grant. M. Orme. Second Row: P. Hansen, R. L.Sorensen. C.Wagner. F. Christensen. LD. Wilde lSponsorl A. M. Hansen, M. N. Bowden. M. Pathakis. M. Johnson. M. Call. Third Row: G. Wheatly. A. Hunsaker, I. Hansen , W. Nelson iSccretaryJ. E. Peterson L. M. Rosembaum, M. Jepibson, B. Gages. J. Grant, E. Jeppson. C. Godfrey. l.. Ruddell. Fourth Row: P. Larsen, F, Romer, Y. Larsen,jN. RichardsenfD. Jensen. I.. Ca7ier CPresidentJ L. J. Forsgren. E. Ellsworth, U. Rock. 'Hansen tVice-Presidentj. B. Lee. B. Stok es. H R. l.ee Walker. B. Schow. H. North. lvl. ,. ,-- 1 4 if9ff'fg,13 .1 W A ,I , . . f f rf-, V - 6 M LA DEAN CAZIER Pres 'dent Vv'isdom is knowing what to do next: skill is knowing I how to do it: and virtue is doing it. Our club consists of 56 girls all interested in finding the thing in life that we can do best. and that will bring in 'eturn the greatest amount of happiness. We further believe that Booker T. Washington was right when he said, Everyone can find some place and do some work better than anybody else. To find that place at the earliest day and to do that work in the worthiest way. that is to be successful. La Dean Cazier is president. Maurine Hansen is vice- president. Wanda Nelson is secretary. and L. D. Vvlilde is sponsor. Back Row W Millet CSponsorj V Harris QSponsorD, N. Fishburn, M. Anderson, O. Hess. R Jensen S. Jensen, J. Stokes. Middle Row E Ferguson CSponsorJ G Bishop CSponsorj. C. Jordan, W. Hansen, P. Holmgren. F Spindler, C. Rice. Front Row J Bott D Bundersen L Frodsham, K. Jensen Qljresidentj, F. Moyes, R. Wheatley. W Wendel, M. Anderson. K 61146 The B Club is composed of fellows who have won their letter in one of the three major sports: football. basketball, or track, and it is the only boys' honor club in the school. The club stands for clean living and high ideals in all undertakings. This creates better athletics. better sports- manship, and keener competition. This year the boys have been the ushers to our basket- ball games to help in serving the school. Our float won first place in the club section of the school in the Peach Day parade. The best social event of the year was the annual B feed. , I - If f' Sitting: K. odyat 1, .S es, .Qook W. Ch ketts C Mechum L Carlson I: Monson X' 'lf K . Pettgigrilllj. Eliason X ', nd' g' D. ef, alent' , G. Hodgw, Welling tTreasurerjvQN,,l',1gg VJ Colburn itil cto JJ Jensen f Vice- esidentl, FNB-arker, S. Baker D Andersen O larsen fluresidentl JU ,J f Jlvaiemn W Miner tsponsofi C Butler M W , yd 1 'f A J I f 1 X J X J j ' ful I lx if ,L If M , I f J 4 ff f' 45 - , if 4 flff J X0 I! f' VJL X 'V 'fi f ff J ' U f fi 'l If I ,1 I 4 I ylfm fin? QM if ci U M 1 ff! 4 f membus of4he Tumbling Club are interested ifnfleveloping good form, posturegjndfcarriage of the body. Mr, Millet organized the club in the year of 35 with the view of creating acrobatics and gymnastics. He has spent considerable time in helping the boys and he now has .1 good. live healthy group in the club, Due to Mr. Millers good teaching the club has increased to quite a larger number this year than in the past. The club gave a good performance in the vaudeville entitled. The Three Little Pigs. NNll.MA FACER Front Row: N. Anderson, I. Tingey. N. Madsen. D. Baty, B, Pollard, I. Grey. B. Toombes. V. Forsgren. D. Knudson. Second Row: F. Doane. A. Jensen, A. Hillstrom. M. Hansen, Ii. Huchel. I.. Marble. A. Holmes, I. Call, N. Davis, N. Gibbs, A. Gyllenskog. Third Row: B. Christensen. G. Peterson. B. Knudson tSecretaryI, U. Jensen tSponsorJ, W. Pacer fflresidentl, M. Sackett iVice-Presidentl, N. Pacer inlnreasurerl, I. Carlsen, D. Bott. Fourth Row: E. Jensen. F. Roberts. D. M. Dredge, K. Hodges, I. Smith. B. M. Nelson, I. Eliason. H. Nichlos. E. Hubbard. Fifth Row: R. Nelson. N. Jensen. Balker, M. Robbins. I.. Morris. B. Hansen. A. Christensen. A. Nliuuliis. I.. Gardner. I.. Baird. R. eaux -gets 61116 President ' - arts and the problems of social life. are blue and gold. X The new members entertained at a tea and theatre parti . tx' at' the beginning ofthe year. Vaudcvitle. . Tllqdfficers area Vwfilma Iiacer. President: Merle Saclsett yice-President fijlorrma Faber. Treasurer: Barbara Knutlson fiecrelaryir Donna Bott. Song l eader: Gwen Peterson, Re porter: Beth Cjlristensen, Program Chairman: Ilene Carl son. Social Chairman: Vaudys I':0l'SQl'CIl, Athletic Manager vt. The purpose of the Beaux Arts Club is to study fine ffhere are fifty members in the club. The club colors 3 . The annual Beaux Arts formal dance was held in November. A large majority of the members participated in the e fact Ali,Baba and the Forty Thieves in the Girls' league ft. ffome conomici gfui Bottom Row' Lois Toombs. Evelyn Brown, Mae Olsen lljresidentl. Donna Marsh. Ruth Sycamore. Second Row: Betty Allen. June Leggett. Doris Brown. Delone Nicholas, Elaine XVood. Blythe Stone. Mary Hansen, lla Dial. Doris Barker. l.aNe1 Davis. Third Row: Lois Marsh. Lucille Anderson. Delores Jensen, Elma Holmes. Muriel Wight. Ruth Christensen. Helen Cook, Ruth Hansen. Lois Rich. Top Row: Vvlllma Mclntire. Rula Rassmusen. Lois Orme. Vearl Nelson. Jessie Tams. Anna Knudsen. Miss Hale fSponsorl. Doris Stander, Helen Spindler. Edna Lund. Afton Sycamore. Yae Sato. 1 7 I A. k' 1 bf K KL!!!-f -L y 11' af I X MEA jr. -ffome conomics gllld I K 1 Back Row: Janice Wight. Anna Johnson CSponsorl. Gwen Hunsaker. Joyce Chlarson. Marie Justinsen, Paddeen Sheery. Beth Larsen. Ellen Perry, Beth Christensen. Carol Jensen, Adele Dixon. Elaine Walker. Betty Just, Orva Winager, Marie Wight. ,- 1 -. Second Row: Beth McCrary. Edith Olsen,l,Marcia C Donna Packer. Hilda Vereen.-Betty Shaw fgregfl, Gay Jensen lljresidentl llene Potter tVice-Presidentl. Beth Keller. Ruth Compton.Bernice Busenbark, Martha Nielsen. Third Row: Dora Mae Norr. Donna Cottom. Alene Jeppson. Marian Nielsen. Yvonne Wilson. Merna Colman. Yvonne Nicholas.Jena Cook. Grace Olsen. Geraldine Davis, Loraine House. Yvonne Morris. Leone Nelsen. LaVell Christensen. Karma Jcppsen. Jean Dalton. flip .Ili All ..,AI'i Y alia!!-i M1 X! VV X. V f K , I X I gli' x ,, I ,Mix J, ,Vp ,r ,VJ ' I! ff ff W w N 365' fjW?f'W :J If 1 H W .AM V I M ' ' M J ,Lf W fr- ' f Z1-L Littmann... - ,,-., M, K-:-wuvwq44,,l, ,,,,,, Se' ip ,jr ,nun g , n't,,z., ..4- . . , . gl 4 ., +-4-+ -HW 9, Standing: Lee Jay Glenn. Paul Facet, Harold Black, Olof Zundel, Richard Harris, Gordon Keller, Dean Bunderson, Kenneth Jensen. Sitting: lla Call, Jarvis Peterson, Lee Andersen, Noble Fishburn iproduction Manageryl. Woody Hansen. Helen Wriht, Odean Hess fEditorD, Uarda Jensen CSponsorl. Don Hansen QBusiness Managerj, Betty Mae Nelson, June Jensen, Hazel Jeppson. Clifford Hatch, Emron Wright, NOBLE FISHBURN, Production Manager ODEAN HESS. Edllfof DON HANSIEN, Business Manager Vaudys Forsgren, Melba Jensen, ,,-g,,-Wah TBM km 'W i-k. R eywua-sumo-unix Arthur Wendel, Marie Peirce. L. A. Richardsen CSponsorj, Florence Huchel, June Jensen CTypistj. Robegt Owens fBUSi1'LEgS Managcrj, Norma Gibbs fEditorD. Reese Jensen fAssistant Business Managed. Donna Packer, Harold Hansen, Helen Zundel. 00l7l2'Cdl'ly Rom-lu' OWIINS, Busmess Manager NORMA GIBBS, ELfl4lfJf iQ Y' Qcvumh swf 2231 ,Q fa? is 4 if Q 'L'. I 5, if ? aa , ' H f! M M WL YTV Vf?f '! 'IN I ? 5 , bh- 'ANY VE ff I--:uni uniot promenade People who attended the 1937 Junior Promen- ade will have palpitation of the heart when they see these pictures whether it be five days or five years hence 4 of course the degree of palpitation will he dependent upon the reaction to the dance. The theme of a soutnern plantation garden was carried out. The orchestra, The Rhythm Aces, sat on the porch of the mansion. Arches of wisteria and rose covered lattices led to a rock garden and water fall. Refreshments were served from a rose arbor. and the' guests entered through a garden gate. Harold Secrist, Prom Chairman. is to be con- gratulated for his untiring efforts and original ideas for decorating. Others too numerous to mention faithfully helped to make the prom a great success socially as well as financially. ,ze Ne...-4, was-1.-. - wx Q-. 'M an-.9-la. Y We Xie T'S'5 ' sfi NE: 'id' uniot prom eommittee Back Row: Paul Peters, Edward Ryan, Uarda Jensen lSponsorJ, Cleon Lemon QSponsorD. Fred Spindler. Ralph Welling Middle Row: Anna Jensen. Arthur Wendel, Orville Merrell, Donna Bott, Front Row: Angeline Musluas. Betty Mae Nelso n. Dean Bunderson. Harold Secrist lChairmanl. Norma Tingey, Katherine Hodges. ance ommittee Back Row: Sheldon Holmes. Richard Davis, Harold Secrist. Front Row: Bud Larsen, Gordon Keller, Karma Kofoed, Reese Jensen lChairman5, Donna Maude Dredge. Katharine Hodges. ZAQMM QWm ef' WW 9 55. W M MSIE Mn ALA Q. N if is lik X v Q ' q W Q 3 igiig' X X 2 1 F ,six if? 'wgmk Q f EY R W gn . 1, ,,A . W A A ,, ay M K e Q XR Q ' N ' ' kn',.. K if S'Qf, Q 1 9. 9 Q 9 Ii 5 X -, W :A ' vs Q an i 9 1 , A ,4 I , 1,1 3- Xia A Azlzt.. Xi , , K .-..., Q 57 V ian 4-. 'few Left to right Dclonc Baty Helen Davis I rant XX71fd7RObCfl Forrest Emron Wrxglut Left to rlght Mane Bunderson Delone Baty Don Hmscn DcOrr Cooley Nxda Andnrsen Producuon itxff Icft to rxght B111 Holmes Nadmc Mudsm Nm! Ndson QDIFLLIOY, Morgm Vwmom Harold 'iccrmt Vwdys Foregrcn Rxclnrd D Us Axiom larsnn Murnon Strmlford is f sie ' rp QQ-xl H ,nh lx' Pkg. ..Wi Q. 3. ig' 4 Q H N. 5 fi Af 'Q' , el' v - Q ,-., 5. . k 2, S 9 , ,QA -j, It A RQ I . L-L 15 sy -' Elfiis A - ,il y i ir! -S.- :,zf 51 5 , .f gg . 42 w x fy 5 5' - sf iw Q ' , . '. T 3+ rn LH five' Q 1 ' X 'F vs. , , z I 'P tm?-.+W ' , -2 vb! W 44 . , ' M M- ig wu mg V - I , 1 A 5 W may -- mmf Q gg an V A 9266 ting Back Row: L, D. Wilde fSponsorJ. Ross Wheatley. Charles Fishburn. Oliver Boyd. Paul Wallace, Simon Baker. George Bishop fSponsorD, Vwlilliam Carr. lSponsorJ. Front Row: Raymond Christensen, Marie Peirce, Ilene Lemon, Camille Larsen, Karma Kofoccl, Betty Mac Nelson, Emeron Wright. Emeron Wright Ross Wheatley Ilene l.emon Camille Larsen Raymond Christensen Charles Fishburn Simon Baker Burt Horsley .ry Marie Peirce Karma Kofoed Oliver Boyd Paul Vwlallncc Front Row, left to right: Dennis Wight. Drum Major: Jocelyn Slater, Maurine Jensen, Librarians: Under Mr. Caseman's direction the Box Elder High School Band has brought fame and honor to Box Elder every year since his coming to Box Elder four years ago---the last two years we have had the highest rating in Utah. lt is always difficult to say just what our Band will do in competition this year, but with the type of director and teacher we have at the helm, we can safely predict a band to compare favorably with the best Class A band in the west. A. B. CASEMAN, Director Kind Officer, ny' Q t sw .S H Blanch Toombs, Secretary and Treasurer: Ida Tingey, Student Director: and Mildred Glenn, Librarian. Back Row: Junior Bott, Reporter: Jarvis Peterson. Vice-Presidentg Junior Seavers. President and Student Director: and Helen Wright. Librarian. This year. as usual. the officers of the band have improved over preceding years, in responsibility. There couldn't be a group of officers who could accept responsibility more cheerfully or discharge their duties with greater effectiveness. Many, many things, done by directors of some bands, are done by the officers of our organization and this gives our director more time to do the teaching and organizing that keeps our band the splendid organization we want it to be. slnvs' .4 s . - g . 2 i R-P1 -9 'AAEL35 U .. . .... s A 1... L'L- 5,5 1 is kLL I1 J Front Row, left to right: Helen Wright, LeJune Porsgren, Grant Anderson, Glade Hansen, X Betty Lee, Virgil Cutler, Helen I-Iillstrom, Pauline Schneider, Nola Owens, Mildred Glenn, ,' Ardus Seeley, and Noel Johnson. .e ' Second Row: Leonard Wight, Junior Bott. Bill Holmes, Bill Thayne, ClifforcL.l-latch, Jarvis Peterson. Junior Seavers, LeGrande Colby. Don Bowen and Donna Tingey. ' Third Row: George Hodges, Helen Thorne. Burt Horsley, A. C. Cook, Richard Harris. Leo Nelson, Ida Tingey and Nola Peterson. Back Row: Carlyle Green, David Peters, Paul Peters. Grant Welling, and Wynn Fife. .Vofo eam This year's solo team looks like the picture of which is the highest honor to come to any band a good sized band-there being around 40 members soloist. of our band trying for the Caseman medal. Last year in the contest judged by Professor The winning soloist on each instrument will C, J. Hawkins of the University of Utah, Miss Afton represent Box Elder in contests and the ones receiving Bingham beat Junior Seavers by a fraction ofa point highest rating among these will receive a B pin. for the Caseman medal. This year Junior will be The best soloist. or the one so judged by some hard to beat, and whoever wins we are proud of college music man. will receieve the Caseman award the large number participating. . Dennis Vlfight. Drum Major, lilorence l-luchel, National Colors. grunt 6 lla Call. School Banner: Beverly Pollard and liaye Roberts. Guards I of School Banner. End eofot guard IQ Ki f s Each year four of the Senior Girls who are 1 outstanding in marching ability, character, person- lg ality, posture. and scholastic work, are chosen by me local Legionaires and faculty members to act as M sponsors and color guards of the band. a -I This year the judges were many days deciding 3 who to select as the four outstanding, Competition 22 was so keen that three or four groups of girls could : have been chosen. :f ' We are proud of these girls and we're sure they :ff will add to the appearance made by the Box Elder E' if , P 4. , 1 ,,-nr ,. A, Q 1 r, vi D .sac Band on all their manY triPS-as after they are 'P ii' l chosen they are as much a part of the bandlas any Xi vi ,gg one, and the band is never seen on parade without them. , . Y . l J W UU! lfli 3 nu In ' - ,, 4: I Y . 'la X t Ik , .MSI qv., HIGH SCHOOL r. ,pn 9' 'Xl T fm , . 2 Z g. 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Colhy strong as 8.5 be hould S band year s this that US told r, has O our d rect Mr Caseman, the and probably one of school the f O FY O hist n the i rgest ela h S l This years band i r head and OU EO gO he past mt SUCCOSS let for us to easy ery lS V but it I' C21 Y ng di y prece RH bers. CIT1 m 96 an enrollment of hav ng Sta es, ted H U entire the in gest lar Olll' so that Olll everyth ng will work we have confidence that . but ll fa r band OU have IOOLZ been has band cerned, the I1 CO FC Z1 fl r as community and school suppo fa As h the best of them. I W rably favo fl' pil and will com lu Board mmunity and Olll' CO of Off ual fine supp S CU th as enjoyed h ie past. and tl in active. as last year 11 NV fell do XV C ch ability in whi marching its will be out to recover and The b Urn. KC in Fl , ducatio oflj only band that was the it entally, incid rat ng and ghest hi reached the band OUT 1935 Il I sion, ghost d vi hi the aga n rated in Box Elder ontest last year. C IC Logan. in the Sta fE you nd e school is behi th you. hand. IO . Success arching m play ng and both ghest in ted hi I8 935. vo in l IO atP ting fi! thi S after winning ' ' repeat nd to 3 Ab JSS on y Cl the and was dof you in everything IO DS ai SUCCESS OH. ICITT in FS yea th ree to make the h gliest FAC H will nga W C XX'hether be seen. 8 . 4 I au- fe 5 ha gl 6 . , ,- A il ! . .i. i TV Z 3 Y T 1 ' 1 5, fl! li W . ,,,1 C ' I ff KA jf Wt!! ' gfee 61,16 fi' P 1, J 1' 'I fi 'A f K Front Row: R. Jenseni T. Halling, E. Stauffer, M. Andersen, M. Johnson, G. Ward, D. Call' ,f L. Davis. Second Row: E. Bolt. G. Hall, W. Burt, Y. Larsen, L. Baird, E. Perry. M. Pathakis, G. Hall, ,fl V. Nelson, F. Young. M. Wight. Third Row: V. Cook, R. Nelson, I. Dalton, I. Potter, J. Dalton, H. Vcreen, A. Jensen, M. Jensen, ,f M. Staples, L. Phillips, E. Brown. A. Gyllenskog. Jensen. Fourth Row: . Getts, P. Gourney, T. Bott, B. Stokes, R. Walker, J. Grant, D. Brown M. Checkctts, . Iverson, Y. Hansen, B. Valberg, M. Pett, G. Jensen, D. Holland, F. Christensen Fifth Rox:'?glfBerp-i.s CDirectorJ, E. Perry, J. Perry, B. Larsen, B. Perry, Z. Cuthbert, C. Wilde, E fzliaso . Drab K Jeppson, E. Jeppson M. Coleman R. Chlarson. A. Olsen. M. Orme, LY ,ff P. Larsen. Sixth Row: C Wagner L. Nelsen, E, Peterson. M. Boden, D. Packer, R. Nelson. V. Bowden, N. Gibbs, M. Robbins. R. Gilbert, R. Snow, Margaret Call. K. Christensen. Kaya , gfee Front Row: N. Davis CDirector5, F. Tingey, R, Barnard, B. Howard. T. Valentine. J. Burt, C. Davenport, L, Green, M. Murphy, F. Forsgren, D. Bowen. M, Hawkes. Middle Row: A. Holman. C. Hershci. G. Tanagushi, E. Manson. O. Sanford. V. Williams, G. Meacham, D. Larsen. D. Williams. B. Musulas. Back Row: R. Whitaker. S. VJheatley. W. Colburn. J. Forsgren, A. Moyes. C. Coleman, D. Huchcl, G. Leggett. M. Stowell. A. Bailey, J, Cuthbert, R. De Mars, A. Burt, J. Gunnell. TIHTIII ul 5? 4 f ,M 1 JL f ' 1 'Y I 1 f if ff- ,K,L'..A,f' ' - A-fe, I If 1 f 7 ff J f1,,x.f - 1 x Clrfffynrx Front Row. left to right: Carlyle Green CAssistant Managerj. Joseph Valcarce, George Smith. Bob Seifert. Simon Baker. Jay Law. Howard Bott. Harold Toombs. Vwlayne Bott. Paul l-luchel. Second Row: Delbert Ralpbs. Lowell Rasmussen. Jay Bott, Sargent Rice. Robert Hellberg. Boyd White. Alan Jensen. Frank Forsgren. Eric Seashore. Richard Harris. Cecil Call. Third Row: Paul Peters, Roland Jensen. Clarence Rice, Sterling Jensen. Mont Anderson, Odean Hess, Lee Frodsham. Junior Stokes, Noble Fishburn. Lowell Christensen. Ross Wheatley. Fourth Row: Marcus Anderson ClVlanager1. Wynn Freeman,-Wilford Wendell, Willard Call. Frank Moyes, Kenneth Jensen. Clovis Jordan. Woody Hansen, Dean Bunderson, Fred Spindler. Paul Holmgren. Vernal Harris fAssistant CoachN Fifth Row: George Bishop CAssistant Coachl. Wayne Miller fAssistant Coachl. Earl Ferguson fCoachj. rrootfaff .flguad FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1936 September 18-Box Elder 6 - - South Cache 0 September 25-Box Elder 19 A - - Preston O EP-RL FERGUSON October 9-Box Elder 20 - - - Bear River O Cffflfh October 16--Box Elder 25 - - - Ogden 6 October Z8-Box Elder 20 - - - Weber 0 November 6-Box Elder 19 - - - Logan 6 November 13-Box Elder 14 - - South Cache 2 STATE SEMI-FINAL November 21-Box Elder 13 - - - Carbon 7 STATE FINAL November 28-Box Elder 7 - - - Jordon 13 Total Score--Box Elder 143 - - Opponents 34 Fourth consecutive year in State Final. Began the season with but one regular from State Championship team of 1935. ,. 1 - I J .K WN fNv'-eww QNX., aw, , ,. f Q.. Q gk .. X 1 in .gg 'su 54 N 3 in uv M X N P' u. , .iw ww, ,.. ' ' 4 VY 4 4 -Me. .. lv' W3 ' sz . he rl' sn sfmfi .. . - .... ' -7 -.-H V I f - f v ff- N W' A N. Q V. A:-. .,h, Q ' was T ,gf . .f fi. . f We 'W . sf, rf' MT l 293 wg?-A iw . R . U f . ' . 2 ff ff' V 2 J' .f'g in .. I , ...., I 5 , x .. . 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'f Sf 11,-'.fT' T N 5, Front Row Marcus Anderson ClVlanagerJ Noble Fishburn, Paul Facer, Woodruff Hansen Kenneth Jensen Orvllle Larsen Carlyle Green CAssistant Managerl, Back Row Vkfayne Mullet fCoach3 Mont Anderson. Odean Hess. Oluf Zundel. Russel Johnson Roland Jensen Joel I lllywhnte fCaptain7. Earl Ferguson CCoachJ. .gameetfaff .fined BASKETBALL SCHEDULE l936 January 8-Box Elder Z4 f--- Ogden January l54Box Elder Z4 - January 22fBOX Elder 42 - January 29--Box Elder -ll - February 5--Box Elder 22 - February 0-Box Elder '55 - - February I2-Box Elder 19 - - February lf? February 26 - Bear River - Weber - Preston - - Logan North Cache South Cache ?Box Elder 36 -- - Y Ogden +BoxElder 28 - - 4 Welver March 545021 Elder 28 - - Bear River JOEL LILLYWHITE Forward fCaptain5 PAUL FACER Forward ORVILLE LARSEN Guard WOODRUFF HANSEN Forward MONT ANDERSON Guard KENNETH JENSEN Guard NOBLE FISHBURN Guard ODEAN HESS Guard + 'v'A: gg l iff INTRAMURAL MANAGERS Back Row: Fred Tingey, Lowel Christensen. Richard Harris, Paul Holmgren, John Reese, Darwin Cooley. Front Row: Dale Welling, Fred Schuman. Raymond Christensen, Kenneth Ericksen. Sheldon Holmes. The .gnttamutaf -Hthfetic program A new program was started at Box Elder this year which thus far has proved very popular with all students and which should grow to be one of the outstanding activities at our school. The intramural athletic program had its beginning in the college and in every section of the country is an outstanding program. In most sections the program is definitely on its way. In the high schools of Utah it is merely in its infancy. Box Elder is one of the first schools to attempt a full time intramural program. It is our plan to make Box Elder an even better school by making it a leader in this new program. The purpose of the program is well founded in a few definite aims and objec- tives: l. Mental development. 2. Physical development. 3. S oc i al adjustment. 4. Worthy use of leisure time. 5. Better citi- zenship. In no way does our program interfere with the high school athletic program but instead discovers new material and through the mass participation program helps de- velop them for our future teams. We have built a firm foundation. Now it is our job to build an outstanding intra- mural program in this section of the country. VERNAL J. HARRIS ,Z ,J 24' .gn tta Kale m 1 f f f fi!!! Wwe fn. le K , gg 'Lili f l fl, 1 ' Front Row: Harold Larsen. Lee Andersen, Sheldon Holmes. K X Back Row: Vcar Jensen, Boyd Jeppson. Coy Gardner. ,f ff' l X J Handball Darwin Cooley Don el,eee ping pong H01-sley Bob Howa rd JL' l , my , l W SW? - X 1 L ,i ,l,, X. V l .4 ,. - ' . V I ' nf M13 ' .. A- - ' -4 'f l 325 K ,. ., S ? ' 1 lf: dvi 4- . A LQ: ' 1 'ls' MV al av 1 me lk ' N wi ,,.. .A , l M -..f t-1 ' 'rem We H Q l g 'gmewfi F11 gg ff in 5 I -wk! 1 ga? 5 , ' hgh 1 ,. QL wfw al 'x I M- ...L fl I '1 .EF'..!'!.. l- l u Q , .Q . Q ft ,, I i 5 4 G ' 1 N M 2 'Q gh. ,if-wg, 1 3, utlzezn Medley 'cecian :lf ' K . ,mf Q ff .,:,A pdl1C2 MEVUG Za' gre: ids Q w' Ki. fx' -Hzclzezy Voffeyfaff 726171 posture parade Nw Ted!!! fasketfag Tm ff -Qian Z wtf: 'slwimminy cam Sitting Anna Nielsen Enid Fishburn Io ce Adne R th L Id K' elsen, Ruth 'lliam, Nedra Jensen. I Back Row: Miss Hansen, Viola Christensen, Alice Higginsen, Glaya Hall, Beth Nelsen, Lucille Thomas, Verona Cook. 4 f r .WU , ,. y y, u ee, a imber,VaLoie L gk: , ,,,s X xl: Kaya 'flurimminj eazm Left to right: Paul Peters. Back Stroke: A. C. Cook, Free Style: Weston Jensen, Free Style: Wynn Freeman, Free Style: Bob Seifert, Breast Stroke: Bill Hopkins, Free Style: Robert Knudsen. Breast Stroke: Clovis Jordon, Free Style, Earl Ferguson. Coach. t 2 1 S . - .. . . ., We t ,. 3 S, A y ':,: i S. . V ' ' 7 ..g.1 : if STUDENT W pehyzees of tie .geniot efa.-15 Andersen. Lucille CMantuaJ: Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4: Opera l, 3: Vaudeville 3: Home Economics Club 1, 2, 4. Andersen. Nida CBrighamj: Speech Club l, 2: Opera 1: Beaux Art Club 3, 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Vaudeville 2, 3: Fashion Show l: Dance Review 3. 4: School Play 3. 4: Honor Play 3, 4. Andersen, Marcus J. CBrighaml: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. Judging Team 2, 3, 4: Bee Staff 3: Boys' League Officer 4: Class Basketball 3. 4: Athletic Manager 2, 3, 4: B Club 4: B'lvers 4. Andersen. Mont CBear Riverji Football l, 2, 4: Basketball l, 3, 4: B Club 4. Andersen, Wilda fCorinneD: Speech Club 1, 2: Secretarial 3: Beaux Arts Club 4: Bee Ette 3. 4: Honor Play 2, 3. 4: Fashion Show 1: Vaude- ville 2, 3: Opera 1: Bee Staff 4: School Play 4: Glee Club 2. Barker. Blanche CBrighamJ: Dance Review 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Fashion Show l: Secretarial Club 2: Posture Parade, 4. Barker. Doris QWillardD: Home Economics Club l, 2, 4: Secretarial Club 3: Fashion Show l, 3. Barker, Floyd CBrighamJ: Band 2. 3: Tumbling Club 2. 3.4: F. F. A. 1: Vaudeville 2, 3: Gliders Club 4. Barker, Nola QBrighaml I Dramatic Arts Club l, 2: Secretarial 3: Dance Review 3: Band 4: Beaux Art Club 4. Baty, Delone lBrighamJ : Speech Club 1, 2: School Play 2, 4: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Club Officer 3: Bee Ette 3, 4: Vaudeville 3: Fashion Show 1: Prom Committee 3. Bergen, Lucy QBrighamJ: Fashion Show 1: Orch- estra 2, 3: Secretarial 3, 4,: Club Officer 4. Bott, J. CBrighamJ: Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Archery Club 2: Science Club 3, 4: B Club 4: Track 4. Bott, Junior CBrighamD: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Officer 3, 4: Gliders Club 2: Science Club 3: B'Ivers Club 4. Bott, Max CBrighamJ: Band 1, 2. 3: Science Club 3, 4: Gliders Club 2. Bott, Moroni F. CBrighamJ: F. F. A. Club l. 2, 3, 4: Boys' League l, 2. 3. 4. Bowden, VeralBrighamj 2 Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3,4: G. A. C. Club l, 2, 4: Opera 1. 2, 3: Vaudeville 2, 4: Prom Committee 3. Brown. Doris CBrighamJ 1 Color Guard 4: Opera l : Vaudeville 3, 4: Fashion Show 1: Home Eco- nomics Club 3, 4: Glee: Club 1, 4: Camera Club 3: Dance Review 3. Brown, Evelyn CBrighamJ: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Trio l. 2: Double Trio 4: Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Officer 2, 3: Vaudeville l, 2: Opera l, 3: Fashion Show 1: Girls' League Officer 1. Brunker. Max fWillardD 2 B'lvers Club 3, 4: F.F.A. Club 1. Z. 3, 4: Vaudeville 4: Football 1, 2, 3: lntramural 4: School Play 4. Burt, Phillip fBrighamD . F. F. A. Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Track 4: Football l. Call, lla CWillardQ: Class Officer Z: Opera l: Vaudeville l, 3: Harvest Queen 3: Bee Staff 4: Student Body Officer 4: Bee Ette 4: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Officer 3: Color Guard 4: Girls' Glee Club l. Call. Wayne E. CBrighamJ: B'lvers 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Track 3: Class Basketball 3: Tumbling Club 3, 4: Archery Club 2. Checketts. Grant fBear Riverl : Bruins 1: F.F.A. 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Vaudeville 4: School Play 4: B'Ivers 4, Camera Club 3. Chlarson, Varsel fHoneyvillej : F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Christensen, Doris CBrighamj: Vaudeville 3. 4: G. A. C. Club 3: Home Economics Club 4: Officer 4: Dramatics 2, 3: Dance Review 4. Christensen, Irene CPerryj: G. A. C. Club l: Vaudeville 1. 2: Glee Club 2. . Christensen, Lowell CHarperj : Football l, Z, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: B Club 4. Christensen, Nola CBrighamj: Fashion Show l, 3: Camera Club 2: Home Economics Club 3: Girls' League l. 2. 3, 4. Christensen, Ruth CBrighamj : Class Officer 4: Girls' League Officer 2, 4: Secretarial Club Officer 3: Home Economics Club Z, 4: Speech Club 1: Bee Ette 4: Fashion Show 1, 3: Vaud- eville 3: Executive Council. Cooley, Darwin CBrighamJ I Debating 1, 3: Oration 1: Archery Club 2: Science Club 3: B'Iver Club 4: Band l. 2, 3: School Play 2. 3: Class Officer 3: Saxophone Ensemble 2: Bee Staff 3. Cooley, DeOrr CBrighamj : Track 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Instrumental Solo 2, 3: Saxophone Ensemble 1. Z: Band 1, 2, 3: B'lvers 4: Camera Club 2: Science Club 3: Vaudeville 3: School Play 4: Honor Play 4. Craven, Agnes CKeltonJ: California Scholarship Society 2: Class Officer 2: Vaudeville 2: Secre- tarial Club 4. Davis, LaNez QBrighamj: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Trio 3, 4: Opera l. 3: Vaudeville 4: Home Economics Club 1. 3, 4: Camera Club 2. Davis. Naomi fBrighamj : Speech Club l, 2: Home Economics Club 3: Beaux Arts Club 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Opera 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Vaudeville 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3: School Play 4: Trio 3, 4: Double Trio 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. Davis, Richard fBrighamj: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Engineers' Club l, 2: B'Ivers 3, 4: Boomerang pedigrees of the .geniot gfau Staff 3: School Play 3, 4: Band Officer 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 4: Foot- ball 3. Dial, Ila CWillardj: Travel Club 2: Home Eco- nomics Club 4: Fashion Show l: Dance Review 3, 4. Dredge. Donna Maud QBrighamj: Girls' League Officer 1: Speech Club 1, 2: Bee Ette 3. 4: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Officer 3: Vaudeville 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4: Fashion Show l. Earl. Rex CBrighamD: Band l, 2, 3, 4: B'Ivers 3, 4: Officer 4: Camera Club 2: Class Basketball l, 4: Intramural 4: Vaudeville 4. Ericksen, Kenneth fBrighamJ: Vaudeville 3, 4: Engineer's Club 2, 4: Tumbling Club 3: Intramural 3, 4. Facer, Paul lBrighamJ: F. F. A. Club l, 2. 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: F. F. A. Judging Team 2, 3: Bee Staff 4: Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: Track l, 2, 3.4: Football l, 2: BClub 4: F. F. A. Basketball 2. Facer, Wilma LWillardD : Vaudeville 1, 3, 4: Speech Club 2: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Officer 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Fashion Show l, 3. 4: Girls' League Officer 4: Color Guard 4. Fife, Wynn QBrighamj: Rifle Club, 4: Archery Club 3: School Play 1: Gliders Club 2: Band 3, 4. Fishburn, Noble CBrighamJ: Band l, 2: Boys' League Officer 2: B Club Z, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 1, 2, 3: Bee Staff 3, 4: Class Athletic Manager 2: Track 1, 2. 3, 4. Francis, Helen CPerryJ: Speech Club 1: Secretarial Club 3: Home Economics Club 2, 4: Fashion Show l, 2. Frodsham, Lee CBrighamj : F. F. A. Basketball 1, 2: Class Basketball l. Z, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Class Officer l: F. F. A. Club l, 2, 3. 4: Officer 3: Track l. 2.3.4. Fuller, Beth fBrighamD: G. A. C. l, 2. 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Intramurals, Baseball Team l. 2: Fashion Show l. Gibbs, Norma CBrighamD : Speech Club 1, 2: Home Economics Club 3: Bee Ette 3, 4: Opera 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Vaudeville 2, 4: Beaux Arts Club 4: Boomerang 3, 4, Editor 4: School Play 3, 4: Vocal Soloist 4: Honor Play 2. Glenn, Lee J. fBrighamj: Band l, 2: Orchestra 1.2: State Soloist 1, 2, 3, 4: Bee Staff 3, 4: Photography Club 2: Vaudeville 3, 4: B'Ivers 3, 4. Grant, Franklin CBrighamJ : Camera Club 2: F.F.A. Club 4: Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Grey, Inez fWil1ardJ : Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Officer l. 2, 3: Opera 1, 2, 3: Fashion Show l, 3: Bee Ette 3. 4: Officer 4: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Officer 3: Vaudeville l, 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 2: Freshman Club 1, Officer 2. Gyllenskog. Ada CBrighamD: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Camera Club 2: Fashion Show 3: Home Economics Club 3: Officer 3: Bee Ette 4: Beaux Arts Club 4: Vaudeville 2. 4: Opera 3: Trio 3, 4, Hadfield, Emily W. CGrouse Creekj : Secretarial Club 4: Officer 4: G. A. C. Club 2: Home Economics Club 3: Basketball 2. Hall. LaMar fBrighamj: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 2: Track 3, 4: F. F. A. Club l. 2. 3. 4. I-lalling. Lynn fMantuaD: Boys' League l. 2. 3, 4. Hamilton, Bob fBrighamj: Engineer's Club 2: Chemistry Club l, F, F. A. 4: Rifle Club 4: Intramural 2, 3, 4. Hatch, Clifford LCorinneJ 1 Glee Club l : Band l, 2. 3.4: Solo Z, 3: Bee Staff 3. 4: B'Iver 4: Camera Club 3. Hansen. Helen fBrighamJ : Fashion Show l: Vaud- eville 2: G. A. C. Club l, 2, 3. Hansen. Don N. fBrighamj: Glee Club l. 2, 3.: Mixed Quartet 2: Opera l, 3: Camera Club 2: Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3: Track 3, 4: B'Ivers 3. 4: Officer 4: Bee Staff 3: Bus- iness Manager 4: School Play 4: Honor Play 4: Prom Committee 3: Vaudeville l, 4. Hansen, Jay QBrighamJ : Radio Club 2: Officer 2: School Play 2: Science Club 3: Officer 3. Hansen. J. Martin fBrighamJ: Rifle Club 3. 4: Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Hansen, Maxine fBrighamJ : Speech Club l: Home Economics Club Z, 3: Bee Ette 4: Beaux Arts Club 4: Vaudeville 1. 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Opera 1, 3: Dance Review 3, 4: Posture Parade 4: Prom Committee 3: School Play 4: Fashion Show 1. Hansen. Ruth CBrigharnJ: Freshman Club 1: G. A. C. Club 3: Home Economics Club 4: Vaude- ville 3, 4: Fashion Show 3, 4. Hansen, Woody CBrighamJ: Boys' League Officer l, 3, 4: Class Basketball l, 2, 3: Class Officer 2: Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Football 1. 2, 3, 4: B Club 2, 3, 4:Track 3, 4: B Staff, 4. Hendrickson. Ruth fCorinneJ: Secretarial Club 3: Dance Review 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Hess Odean fBrighamD: Student Body Officer 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Basket- ball l, 2, 3: Class Athletic Manager 3: Bee Staff 3.4: Editor 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3: B Club 3, 4: Officer 4: Adventure Club 3: Vaud- eville 3, 4. Hillstrom, Alice CBrighamJ : Fashion Show l: Secretarial Club 2, 3: Dance Review 3, 4: Beaux Arts Club 4. Holmgren, S. Paul CBear Riverj: Glee Club 1: Opera l : Archery Club 2: Class Basketball 2. 3: pddlyfddl of Me .qeniot efau Football 2, 3, 4: B'Ivers 4: B Club 4: School Play 4: Intramurals 4. Holst, Paula fBrighamj : Band l: Archery Team 4: Secretarial Club 3, 4: G. A. C. l, 2. Horsley, Don CBrighamJ: Executive Council 3, 4: Student Body Officer 3, 4: Vaudeville 4: School Play 3, 4: Honor Play 4: Intramural 4: Class Basketball l: Speech Club l: Tumbling Club 3: Solo Club 2: Officer 2. Horsley. Andrew Burt CBrighamJ : Band l, 2, 3, 4: Soloist 2: Sextet l: Debating Club l: Camera Club 2: B'Ivers 3, 4: Vaudeville 2, 3. Hopkins, Bill CBrighamJ: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 4: Swimming Team 4. Huchel, Florence fBrighamj : Class Officer 3: Girls' League Officer 3, 4: School Play 4: Boomerang 2, 3, 4: Beaux Arts Club 3.4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Vaudeville 2, 3, 4: Opera 3: Speech Club l, 2: Fashion Show 1, 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Executive Council 3, 4: Color Guard 4: Posture Parade 4. Hunsaker, Desse CHoneyvilleJ : F. F. A. Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Hunsaker, Frank fHoneyvilleQ: Glee Club l, 2: Camera Club 2: Football 4: Rifle Club 4. Hunsaker, Norma QI-Ioneyvillejz Glee Club l, 4: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. Jensen, Delores CMantuaJ: Opera 1: Glee Club 1, 2: G. A. C. Club 3: Home Ec. Club 4. Jensen. Evelyn CBrighamJ: Speech Club l: Fash- ion Show l: Home Ec. Club 2, 3: Vaudeville l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Beaux Arts Club 4: Bee Ette 4: Dance Review 3. Jensen, June CBrighamJ: Bee Staff 4: Boomerang Staff 4: Basketball 2: Vaudeville 3: Secretarial Club 3, 4: G. A. C. Club 2: Speech Club l: Fashion Show 1, 4: Dance Review 4: School Play 4. Jensen, Kenneth CMantuaD: F. F. A. l: Band 2, 3: Boys' League Officer 4: B. Club 3, 4: Officer 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Basketball l, 2, 3: Bee Staff 4: Vaudeville 4: Track 4. Jensen, Kent CBrighamD : Engineers' Club 2: B'Ivers Club 3, 4: Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Jensen. Roland ClVlantuaJ : Boys' League Officer 4: Football l, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4: F. F. A. Club l, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Vaudeville 4: Glee Club 2, 3. Jensen, Reese CBrighamJ: Camera Club 2: B'Ivers Club 3, 4: Officer 4: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee Chairman 4: Boomerang Staff 4: Class Basketball 2, 3: Intramural 4: School Play 4: Vaudeville 4. Jensen, Sterling CBrighamD: Football 4: B Club 4: Science Club 3, 4: Archery 2: Band l, 2: Intramural 4. Jensen, Marie CBrighamD: Fashion Show l, 3: Dance Review 3: Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4. Jensen, Maurine fBear Riverj: Speech Club l, 2: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Officer 3: Bee Ette 4: Vaudeville 3: Dance Review 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4. Jensen, Melba CBear Riverj: Girls' League Officer l: Speech Club 1: Officer 1: Class Officer Z: Opera 1, 3: Prom Committee 3: Vaudeville 3, 4: Bee Staff 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Officer 4: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Dance Review 3. Jenson. Vear CBear Riverj: Glee Club 1: Class Basketball 3, 4: Basketball 3: Intramural 4: B'Ivers Club 3. 4: Vaudeville 4: Class Officer 4: Bee Staff 4. Jeppson, Boyd H. CBrighamJ: F. F. A. l: Class Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3: B'Ivers Club 3, 4: Boys' League Officer 4: Vaudeville 4: Bee Staff 4: Intramural 4. Jeppson. Hazel CBrighamJ: G. A. C. Club l: Camera Club l: Secretarial Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Vaudeville 3, 4: Bee Staff 3, 4. Johnson, Margaret CBrighamj: G. A. C. Club 2. 3, 4: Intramural 4: Fashion Show l: Vaude- ville 4. Johnson, Russel T. CBrighamj: F. F. A. Club l, Z, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Judging Teams l, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2: Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 4: Football 2, 3: Track 3: B. Club 4. Jones, Melvin QCorinneJ 1 Agriculture Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Jordan, Clovis CBrighamJ: F. F. A. Club 1: B. Club 4: School Play 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Class Basketball 3. Jordan, Leonard CBrighamj : F. F. A. Club l, 2, 3, 4: Football Z: Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Knudson, Alice Dorothy fBrighamj : Vaudeville l. 4: Secretarial Club 3: Home Economics Club 2: Fashion Show l: School Play 3: Beaux Arts Club 4: Speech Club l, 2. Knudsen, Anna CBrighamD : Home Economics Club 2: Glee Club l: Fashion Show l, 3: Opera l: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. Knudson, Barbara CBrighamJ : Speech Club 1. Home Economics Club 2, 3: Beaux Arts Club 4: Officer 4: Fashion Show l, 2: Vaudeville 3, 4: Dance Review 3. 4: School Play 2. Knudson, Juanita fBrighamj: G. A. C. Club 2: Secretarial Club 3: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. Keller, Gordon fBrighamD : Student Body Officer 4: Vaudeville 3, 4: Opera l, 2: Class Basketball 3: Prom Committee 3: Glee Club l, 2: B'Ivers Club 3. 4: Camera Club 2: Bee Staff 4: Execu- tive Council 4. Kidman, Julina fBrighamJ: G, A. C. Club l. 2: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Fashion Show l, 4. Kimber Ida QGrouse Creekl: Secretarial Club 4: pedigteea of the .geniot flax Officer 4: Swimming Team 4: Vaudeville 3: Dance Review 3: Home Economics Club 2: G. A. C. Club 3: Posture Parade 4: Class Officer l. Kimber. Junior CGrouse Creekjz Basketball 1, 2: Track l. 2: Intramural 3, 4. Larking, Vera fwillardj : Speech Club l : Dramatics Club 2: Short Story Club 3. Larsen, Orville CBrighamD: Engineers' Club 2: Tumbling Club 3, 4: Officer 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Track 4: Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Lee, Karol lBrighamj: Home Economics Club 2. 4: G. A. C. Club 3: Dance Review 3, 4: Vaude- ville 4: Glee Club l. Lowe, Dorothy fWillardJ : Dance Review 3: Short Story Club 2: Home Economics Club 3: Fashion Show 1, 2. Lowe, Helen fWillardJ : Home Economics Club l: Camera Club 2: Dance Review 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Fashion Show l. Lund. Edna fBrighamD: Fashion Show l: Home Economics Club 2. 3, 4: Vaudeville 4: Dance Review 3. Madsen, Nadine CWillardJ : Dramatic Arts Club 2: Officer 2: Prom Committee 3: Bee Ette 3, 4: Officer 4: Girls' League Officer 4: School Play 2, 4: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Officer 3: Vaude- ville 3, 4: Debating Club 2: Dance Review 3, 4: Fashion Show l, 3. Madsen. Ronald CBrighamJ: F. F. A. l, 2: Rifle Club 4: Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Marble. D o r o t h y LaVenna fBrighamJ : Girls' League Officer 4: Bee Ette 4: Beaux Arts Club 4: Speech Club l : Camera Club 2: Home Economics Club 3: Officer 3: Fashion Show 1, 4: Dance Review 3: Vaudevllle 3, 4 Dramatics 4. Merrell. Paul fBrighamD : B'Ivers Club 3, 4: Vaud- eville 4: Class Basketball 2. Miller, Golden L. CBrighamD: Mask Club 1, Z: Dramatics l. 3: Vaudeville 3: Honor Play 3: School Play 4: Honor Play 4. Morris. Laurena- CBrighamJ: Speech Club 1, 2: G. A. C. Club 3: Beaux Arts Club 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Debating Team 2: Vaudeville 3: Athletic Manager 3: Fashion Show 1: Dance Review 3: School Play 2, Murphy. Doris CCorinnej: Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Home Economics Club 2: Vaudeville 3: Opera 1, 3: Secretarial 3, 4. Murphy, Phyllis CCorinnej 1 Fashion Show l: Home Economics Club 1, 2: Secretarial Club 3. 4: Officer 4: Vaudeville 3. Nagata, Sia fCorinneD: Fashion Show 1, 3: Home Economics Club l, 2, 3: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. Nelson, Blaine CBrighamD : F. F. A. Club l, 2. 3, 4: Gliders Club 1: Football 2. Nelson. Leo fCorinnej: F. F. A. l. 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Solo Team 3. Nelson, Lucy CBrighamD : Fashion Show l, 3: Vaudeville 4: Dance Review 3: Oration 2: G. A. C. Club 3: Home Economics Club 4. Nelson. Lyle CBear Riverl Glee Club l: Operetta l: Engineers' Club 3, 4. Nelson. Rhoda CBrighamj: Beaux Arts Club 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Home Economics Club 3: Vaudeville 1. 3: Opera l: Dance Review 3. 4: Fashion Show l. Nelson. Winston CBrighaml: F. F. A. Club l, 2: Tumbling Club 3: Rifle Club 4: Class Basketball 4: Intramural 4. Nicholas, Hannah CWillardD : Freshman Club l : Fashion Show 1: Vaudeville l, 3, 4: Dance Review 3: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Officer 3. Olsen. Mae CBrighamJ : Fashion Show 1 : Glee Club 1: Home Economics Club Z, 3, 4: Officer 3. 4: Girls' League Officer 4: Bee Ette 4. Orme. Lois Cl-Ioneyvillej : Home Economics 1, Z, 4: Secretarial 3: Fashion Show 2. Owens. Robert L. CBrighamJ z Football l. 2: Boomerang 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 3, 4: B'Ivers Club 3. 4: Class Basketball 1.2: Intramural 4: Vaudeville l, 4: Tennis 3, 4. Packer. Lowell CBrighamj : B'Ivers Club 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Boys' League 1.2, 3.4. Perkins, Isabella CPerryJ: Travel Club l. 2: Secre- tarial Club 3. 4: Girls' League l, 2, 34, 4. Petersen, Beth fBrighamJ : Freshman Club l: Fashion Show 2: Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. Petersen, Gwen fBrighamD: Class Officer 3: Bee Ette Club 4: School Play 1, 2, 3, 4: Beaux Arts Club 4: Vaudeville 47 Opera 4. Petersen, Jarvis fBrighamJ: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Sax- ophone Ensemble l, 2: Soloist 3, 4: Camera Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Class Basketball 3: Class Officer 4: B'Ivers Club 4: Bee Staff 4: Band Officer 3, 4: Vaudeville 4. Pollard, Beverly fBrighamD: Speech Club l, 2: Fashion Show l: Vaudeville 2. 3, 4: School Play 2, 4: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Prom Committee. Price, Cleo CBrighamJ: Home Economics Club 2: Secretarial 3, 4: Girls' League. Ralphs, Delbert L. CRocklandj : Engineers' Club 2, 4: Science Club 3: Class Basketball 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Class Debating 2: Vaudeville 4. Rasmussen, Rula CI-Ioneyvillej: Home Economics Club 1, 2. 4: Fashion Show 2, 3: Band l, 2. 3. 4. Reeder, Homer fBrighamJ: F. F. A. Club l, 2, 3. 4: Tumbling Club 3: Rifle Club 4. pedigree: of tie .Venice efau Rice. Clarence CBrighamJ: Football l, 2, 3, 4: B Club 4: Basketball 4: B'lvers Club 4. Richardson, Claude fBrighamj: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Class Basketball l: Opera 1, 3: F. F. A. 4. Robbins, Marjorie fBrigham5' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3: Bee Ette 4: Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3: Beaux A-rts Club 4: Opera 3: Vaude- ville 2, 3: Trio 2. 3: Soloist 4: Fashion Show 2, 3. Roberts. Fay fBrighamJ : Speech Club l, 2: Officer 2: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Vaude- ville 2, 3: Fashion Show 1. Sato, Yae Cl-larperlz Fashion Show 1: G. A. C. Club 3: Opera 3: Home Economics Club 4. Schuenman, C. Fred CBrighamJ R. O. T. C.: F. F. A. 3, 4: Intramural 4: Track 3. 4, Seavers, Junior fBrigham5: Band 1, 2. 3, Officer 3. 4: Soloist 3, 4: Bee Staff 3: Speech Club l: Archery Club 2: Science Club 3: B'lvers Club 4: Debating 3: Oration 3. Slatter. Joyce CBrighamj 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Vaudeville 3: Home Economics Club 2. Spindler. Helen CBrighamj : Home Economics Club 2, 4: Secretarial Club l, 3: Dance Review 3. 4. Stander. Doris fBrighamJ: Camera Club Z: Home Economics Club 3, 4: Vaudeville 4: Dance Review 3: Fashion Show 1. Stokes. Junior CPerryD: F. F. A. Z, l: Football 3, 4: B Club 4: Engineers' Club 3. Sycamore, Afton fBrighamJ: Secretarial Club 3: Home Economics Club l, 4: Fashion Show 1, 3: Girls' League Officer 3. Tams, Jessie fWillardj: Fashion Show l: Home Economics Club 2. 3: Girls' League. Taylor. Esther CYostj: Class Officer 2: School Play l, 2: Short Story Club 3: Track Meet l, Z: P. W. G. Club 4: Seminary Valedictorian 2. Taylor, Larena fYostJ: Girls' League l. 2, 3, 4. Taylor, Violet fYostj: Girls' League l, Z, 3, 4. Tingey, Ida CBrighamD: Bee Ette 4: Girls' League Officer 4: Opera 3: Speech Club l: Home Economics Club 2, 3: Officer 3: Vaudeville 1. 2, 3, 4: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3: Glee Club -3: Band Soloist 2, 4: Beaux Arts Club 4. Toombs, Blanche fWillardD : Speech Club l: Beaux Arts Club 3, 4: Officer 3: Bee Ette 4: Vaudeville 3, 4: Fashion Show l : Dance Review 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Officer 4. Toombs, Lois CBrighamj : Vaudeville l, 2, 3: Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Speech Club 4: Fashion Show l: Dance Review 3: Bee Ette 4. Valentine, Earl fBrighamD : F. F. A. Club 1: Tumbling Club 3, 4: Vaudeville 3, 4. Walker, Ellen CHoneyvilleJ: Fashion Show l, 3: G. A. C. Club l: Home Ec. Club Z, 4. Wheatley, Ross Cl-loneyvillel 2 Football 2, 4: F.F.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3. 4: B Club 4: Oration 3: F. F. A. Public Speaking 3: B'lvers Club 4: Gliders Club 2. Wheatley, Wilbur fl-loneyvillejz F. F. A. Club l, 4: Tumbling Club 3: Rifle Club 4. Wight, Dennis fBrighamJ: Football l, 2: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Drum Major 4: Archer Club 2, 3: Vaudeville 4: B'lvers Club 4: Class Basketball l. 2. Wight. Muriel CHarperD : Home Economics Club l, 2, 4: Secretarial Club 3: Fashion Show l: Oration 2: Vaudeville 3. Wight, Leonard fBrighaml: Band 1. 2, 3,'4: Orchestra l, 2: B'lvers Club, Science Club. Archery Club, School One Act Play 4: Football l: Class Basketball 3, 4. Wilde, Beth CBrighamJ: Secretarial 3. 4: G. A. C. Club l. 2: Archery Team 4: Posture Parade 4: Orchestra 2, 3. Wintle, DeVere CHoneyvilleD: F. F. A. Club 4: Boys' League l. 2, 3, 4. Wintle, Loa fBrighamj : G. A. C. Club l, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2: Intramural 4. Woodland, Mark CWillardD: F. F. A. Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Archery Club 3: Science 4: Debating 2. Wright, Emron fCorinneJ: F. F. A. l, 2, 4: Officer 4: Tumbling Club 3: Officer 3: Band 2, 3: B'lvers Club 4: Vaudeville 3: School Play 4: Honor Play 4. Yagi. Jiro CCorinneJ: Vaudeville 3: F. F. A. 1. 3. 4: Judging Team 3, 4: Engineers' Club 2, 3, 4. Yates. June fKeltonD 1 Home Economics Club l. 2: Secretarial Club 3: Fashion Show l. Zundel, Olof fBrighamD: F. F. A. Club 1: Class Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: School Play 2: Archery Club 2: Basketball 3, 4: Football 3: Boomerang Staff 3: B'lvers Club 3. 4: Officer 4: Vaudeville 3, 4: Bee Staff 4. We Wish to congratulate the Boomerang Staff and the students of Box Elder High School on submitting such a lovely year book Qlt will bring back the happiest of memories as years go byig gt' May we be mingled in those happy memories as a store of BETTER VALUES ALWAYS. C. A. WEST CO. TH E H U B YOUR HEALTH The Home of Eat More Young Men's Apparel Stylish Clothes Popular Priced Hats Star Brand Shoes Arrow Shirts EVERYTHING FOR THE MAN Always the Newest First THE HUB Men's Duds FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Nature's Most Healthful Food Christensen Produce Brigham Cash Grocery Brigham City, Utah Home Store QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES Phone 76 eniot gfau koff gaff NAME KNOWN AS WEAKNESS AMBITION Anderson, Lucille Lucille Reading Get out of the mountains Anderson, Marcus Mark Bee Ette President Referee a good cat fight Anderson, Mont Monte Red Hair Coach Anderson Anderson, Nida Sodium Acting Motherly Get to A. C. Proms Anderson Wilda Wilda Talking Replace Martha Raye Aoki, Frank Uck Sleep Stay awake in physics Barker, Blanche Blanche Being Quiet Be a good student Barker, Doris Dotie The Old Mill One jump to journalism Barker, Floyd Floyd Good Looks Vamp 'em all Barker, Nola Nola Collingston Slide through geometry Baty. Delone Batty Flirting Eskimo winters Csix months of darknessj Bergen, Lucy Lucy Library Beauty culture Bowden, Vera Vera CCC's Trapeze performer Bott. J. LeRoy Jay Wrestling Bigger and better headstones Bott, Junior Bott Morgan Catch a Heiner Bott, MSX Maxie Dancing Inherit John H. Bott if Co. Bott. Moroni Moni Noise? Graduation Brown. Doris Doris Doris Stander To Graduate BIOWD, Evelyn EV2iYH Laughing Loudly Live in Bear River Brunker, Max Max Swiss Yodeling Give the right gal a chance Burden. Ruth Ruth Willard Doubtful Burt, Albert Abie Photography Very little Burt, Phillip Flip Pool Hall Best three cushioner in state Call. Ila Call Shel we? Uh huh CHU, WGYHC Zeek Strong and Silent Coach play ground football Checketts, Grant Checketts Fiddling Bishop of B.R. Chlarson. Varsel VHS91 Silence Return to Honeyville ChfiSl2HS9H' Doris D0l'iS Primping Manage Seventh South Grocery Chrisfellsell- 119119 Irene Fifth Ward Dances Live and learn Christensen, Lowell Lowell Graduation Own a dry farm Christensen, N012 Fanny Tending Kids mtfm Christensen, Ruth Ruth Driving My Car U. S. A. C. Cooley. Darwin Doc Knowledge Valedictorian of Harvard COOICY. DCO!! Doc Looking Charming Matrimony Craner, George Craner Studying? Very little Craven. ARMS Aggie P. V. A plain gold band Cufleff JOYCC JOY Corinne Stay in Corinne Davis, LaNez LaNez Gil-15' Glge Ngne Davis' Naomi DHVY Holding A. M.'s Hand Get even with Ida D3ViS1 RiCh3l'd W' Dick The Mike Stage-manage a burlesque show Dial, H2 H3 Wimpy To be beautiful DiCkS. Edith Edith Quiet H35 she one? Dredge' Charles Cl'1llCk Hangovers Run Garrett out of business Dredge' Donna Miud D- M- Fish on Friday Fish every day Earl, Rex Rex 5 A. M, None Egbert. Mallfilie Maufinf Library To leave the institution Eggerstom, Grant Grant ? ? ???? ??? Erickson, Kenneth Kenny A Beaming Smile Banish blushing Facet, Paul Slick Cows Shoot a basket from center Ficeff Wilma WillY Gum At least five humble followers Fishbllrllf Noble Fish Flattery Treat 'em tough Francis, Helen Helen Have an Austin Freeman- Glen Glen Spreading News Pass papers from an airplane Fife. Wynn Pete Pumpin' the Tuba Reduce Frodsham. Lee Frye, Helen Fujihara, LeRoy Fuller, Beth Gardner, Coy Gibbs, Norma Gilbert, Della Glenn, Lee Jay Grant. Franklin Grey, Inez Gyllenskog, Ada Hadfield. Emily Hall, LaMar Halling, Lynn Hamilton, Bob Hansen. Don Hansen. Helen Black Menace ? ? Fuji Fuller Coy Gibbsy Della The Goon Frank Grey Ada Emilie Elry Lindy Hamie Hans Boots Wilma ? ? Silence CCC Boys B. R. Girls Norma and Norman U1 Standing In Hall Flattering Gals With a Ride In My Car The Farm Red fFace or Hairy A Trousseau Dionne Quintuplets The Trumpet Dear Old Mantuaw Four Roses Flashy Shorts Vick's Barbeque Manager of Dan's Marketeria H Grow Finches Marry a captain Give them their chance Be a prima donna I wonder Second Paderewski Own one Do them both justice Use it Overcome blushing Run a hot band in Portage Be like Elmer--? Leave school The perfect lover Get through school To Banquet . . . . . and Entertam Club Luncheons, Dancing Parties, Bridge with Economical Refinement HOWARD CAFE Phone 44 mgt Q POR HIGH QUALITY CANDIES New and Ice Cream Electrical Try the Hollywood Candy Co. We Use 100 W at the Appliances Peterson Electric Phone 4 3 O-W eniot efau Hoff gafl NAME KNOWN AS WEAKNESS AMBITION Hansen, Jay Jay Brains Find the fifth dimension Hansen, Jay Martin Cloey Fifth Ward Dames Be as good a shot as the president Hansen, Maxine Max Cheeky Cheeky Get a man Hansen, Ronald Ronald Them Perry Gals The sheik Hansen, Ruth Ruthie East Garland Get a diamond Hansen, Woodruff Woody Babbling Danish Redder still! Hatch, Clifford Cliff Sarcasm An obituary columnist Hendrickson, Ruth Hendy Profiles Be a professional artist Hess, Odean Hess Asthetic Walking Catch a fly Hillstrom, Alice Hilly Newspaoer Clippings Physiogonomy Holmes, Elma Toby Toby Toby Holmes, Sheldon Shel Vice-Presidents A nut-brown bride Holmgren, Paul Holmgren Blushing A model lady's-man Holst, Paula Gay ' Men Leave town Hopkins, William Bill Studying? ???????? Horsley, Burt Burt The Baritone Fruit wholesaler Horsley, Don Horsley Okay Gang A modern dancing instructor Huchel, Florence Flossie Student Body President G0 to the U- Hunsakef, Desse Dess SllEI1C2 More silence Hunsaker, Franklin Frank Shows Take over the farm Hunsaker, Norma Gracie Literature To be a Madsen Hunsaker, LaVan Van Dodging Mr. Beecher EBI, drink and be merry Hunsaker, Martel Martel Primping My Hair Best looking hair in school Jensen, Delores Dee Wellsville Beauty operator Jensen, Evelyn Jens Reducing Partnership in the Ryan Electrical Co. Jensen, June Juney Alf Remain single Jensen, Kenneth Kenny 408 West Forrest All-AITlErlC3Il Jensen, Kent Kent Mathematics Calculate the distance to heaven or ? Jensen, Marie Rae Pottie Get him Jensen, Maurine Tiger Stringing Beans for Bob?j Grocery man's wife Jensen, Melba Gay Jeanette Trading Dresses Get a becoming coiffure Jensen, Reese Gooey Kofe Manager of North Main Furniture Jensen, Roland Muscle-bound Milching Cows Mayor of Mantua Jensen, Sterling Sterk Technical Argumentation Commlt the perfect Crime Jensen, Vear Lee Percy Beverly Run a love-lorn column Jensen, Willard Willard Dramatics Replace Barrymore Jeppesen, Bonnie Bonnie Her Hair Holy state of matrimony Jeppson, Boyd H. Oscar Ilene A humble cottage in Willard Jeppson, Boyd W. Belmyia Crooning Join the Mantua 400 Jeppson, Hazel Hazel The City By the Sea Live there Johnson, Margaret Pest Studying To be an English teacher Johnson, Noel Noel Percusion-izing Join Benny Goodman Johnson, Russell Russ Starting Basketball Games SeCrer2rY of Agriculture Jones, Melvin Melvin Venna Marry the gal Jordan, Clovis Jordan Miss Nial Bar-tender Jordan, Leonard Jordan Swearing Doubtful Keller, Gordon Flash Excused For Second Hour Hunt dear Keyes, Theron Keyes Silence Perpetual silence Kidman, J ulina Jul Reading Shorthand Be able to Kimber, Ida Wida Carters fNot Liver Pillsl Shorthand teacher ' Kimber, Junior Junior Shorthand To be fast Knudson, Anna Ann Older Boys Be a seamstress Knudson, Barbara Bobbie Ronald O. Be a famous dancer Knudson, Dorothy Dot Rolling Her Eyes Be a first class vamp Knudson, Juanita Skeeter Men Private secretary Kawata, Sam Pete Pullets Poultry Larkin, Vera ElVeraJ Polishing Apples To be a bachelor girl Larsen, Orville Popeye Tumbling To go five minutes without losing temper Lee, Karol Cookie Frank Frank I-22. Viola Vi Being Quiet Develop a line Lillywhite, Joel Lowe, Dorothy Lowe, Helen Lund, Edna Madsen, Nadine Marble. LaVenna Merrel, Paul Miller, Golden Morris, Laurena Murphy, Doris Murphy, Phyllis Nagara, Sia The Hermit Pest Helen Pete Patsy Venna Will Goldylocks Rena Speer Joe Sia Climbing Mountains Mr. Law Dancing Going to Ogden Committees Lowell Speeding Old Times In Richfield Dirty Jokes Men KPJ shawl Bananas Be alone Get married Join a Pantages circuit Be a nurse 252 words per minute Be his ball and chain Twice to JY's once Get to English on time Me Mrs. Merrell Be an air hostess Marry him Sewing teacher in Japan il! 1 if f f ff' MW , A ' . ' ERS, Manager pf ,1 all illlt Vx' aff' NJ jfy levvelr We Carry Only the Best in WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY Remember the Students Graduate with Jewelry F6 f W RY co. We thank the Students and Faculty for their loyal support in the past and will welcome you back in September. East Side Grocery S. B. HESS, Manager Brigham City, Utah PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream Fresh Churned Creamery Butter Superior Dairy For Higher Education TRI STATE LUMBER BRIGHAM CITY. UTAH For the finer things to eat buy it at the Sheffield Cash Store Phone 69 Underwood Typewriters FOR SALE OR RENT We are Authorized Dealers Daily Reminder eniot efau Hoff eau NAME KNOWN AS WEAKNESS AMBITION Nelson Blaine Huck Rodent Hunting Dog catcher Nelson Leo Leo Reservedness Tommy Dorsey Nelson Lucy Luci Robert Taylor Squelch A. M. Nelson, Lyle Whitey Winking To be a man Nelson Rhoda Rhoda Roller Skating Date with Clark C not Gablej Nelson, Winston Winston Country Busses Be a statistician Nicholas, Delone Nick Wayne Get more Wayne Nicholas, Hannah Hanny Hess Own a beauty parlor Olsen. John John Meandering Pooph? !!! Olsen, Mae Maize Heavy Drinks Drink two teaspoonsful Owens. Robert Bob Locker No. 718 Around the corner Orme, Lois Whimpy Varsel Dress designer Packer, Lowell Drop 'er LaVenna Bigger and better cars Perkins, Isabella Izzy Kentucky Go to Denver Perry. Barbara Babs Bashful Nature Make a name for herself in opera Peterson, Beth Pete Postoffice Bigger and better Cgov't?J postoffices Peterson, Gwen Pete Going Home A Box Elder following Peterson, Jarvis Miss Redd Pink Elephants To be a bachelor Pettingill, Leah Leah Dancing A in dancing Pettingill, Rhea Pee Wee Curly Hair Keep away from G. M. Pollard, Beverly Bev Exaggerating Send Wynn on his mission with a smile Price, Cleo Cleo Hawaii Go back there Ralphs, Delbert Deb Mathematics Be a sheik Rasmussen, Rula Rula Honey CVille?J Boys Clerk in Kresses Reeder, Homer Homer Her A humble cottage Rice. Clarence Crispy Sleeping Crack of something or other Richardsen, Claude Claude Bass Vertuago Maintain family reputation Robbins, Marjorie Marj Dale's Love Become a prima donna Sato, Yae Yae CUncle ?J Sam Matrimony Schow, Ida Dutch Instrumentals at the Leave Box Elder CCC Camp Scheunman, Fred C. Fred My Mighty Thumb Go back to Cal. Shives, Mary Shives Henna Throw a party for a week Seavers, Junior Shrimp C Above High C Change name to Ray Sederholm, Ruth Ruthy Diamonds Five nice children Slatter, Jocelyn Joshua Back Seat In English Be Caseman's private secretary Smyth, Cleo Smittie Mary Be like Mary Snow, Aaron Baldy Girls, Girls, Girls Swing a wicked leg Spindler, Helen Spindle Afton Be 3 second Ginger Rogers Stander, Doris Stan Quintuplets Get some Stokes, Junior Pop Raising Little Pops Live in a cottage Sycamore. Afton Colonel Clothes Get married Tams, Jessie Tamsey Willard Dances Roy Tanner, Edna Edna Shyness Overcome it Taylor, Esther Esther English D Be valedictorian Taylor, Larena Larena Home Stay there Taylor, Violet Violet The Office Go home Thayne, Bill Bill Louise Get acquainted Tingey, Ida Stingey Refon-ning Men Grow tall and slender Toombs, Blanche Blanche Mrs- Simpson Make wise cracks Toombs, Lois Toombsie Delta Stay away from Promotory Tracy, Alice Alice School Leave it Tushima, Noble Noble Jane Yamesaki Truck gardening Valentine, Earl Valentine I'm In the Money Now Be a corporal Wadman, Margaret Marg Dances at the Danish Brotherhood To live in Bear River Walker, Ellen Ellen Blushing Nurse Wheatley, Ross Ross Social Problems Be a public speaker Wheatley, Wilbur Wilbur Wheaties 6' 2 Wight, Dennis Denny ME Flying corp Csej Wight, Leonard Lenny Being Subtle Edit a dictionary Wight, Muriel Muriel Joel Lillywhite Rear a family Wilde, Beth Bay Studying Stay home Wilde, Ivy Ivy Going Away Stay home one night Wintle, DeVere Vere Tardiness Catch a worm Wintle, Loa Winrle Walter Get married Woodland, Mark Mohawkie Watermelon Busts Raise a baseball team Wright, Emron Emmy Flattery Another Clark Gable Yagi. Jiro Jiro Silence Silence Yates, June June Being Nice Stenographer Yates. Mildred Moody Men To hold one Zundell, Olof Ole Advice To the Lovelorn Fly-high, wide, and handsome IF IT'S Congratulations SPORTING GOODS O P SEE US FIRST The Sport Shop Food Stores HANK AND RAY Congratulations Class of 1937 Operated by BURNINGHAM AND momas Uqgifsxggxhils I - When you need Insurance C0 g'at atms Bad, You want It . . . Class of 1937 Good! BROWN'S SHOE HOSPITAL l. Know your insurance agent. 2. Know the company that issues the policy. 3. Make sure the FIRST cost will be the LAST. DON'T TRUST CHEAP N' L' INSURANCE . . . IT MEANS OF LOSS Norman Lee The Store of 3 tna-Izer Articles Brigham City, Utah .gchoof eafendat---1936-193 7 SEPTEMBER Vacation came to an end as all good things must and we polished our smiles and the good old brain up for another year of school. Many good old faces were missingbut there were new ones to take their places. September ll, 12: We celebrated Peach Day as is our custom by taking an active part in the parade. The Boys' and Girls' League were or- ganized and on the 28th the Girls' League gave a most successful Kid Party for girls only. OCTOBER October, the month for football, furn- ished a lot of thrills and chills. Beginning with the homecoming game with Bear River 20-0. We won them all. The B on the hill was admired and the pep rallies enjoyed. Had two days holiday at the end of the month. It was enjoyed by every- body. NOVEMBER More football. Everyone who could walk ride or stow awa went to Carbon 1 v Y and helped defeat the gallant Dinosaurs 13-7. Harvest Ball was again successfully spon- sored by the E. F. A. with Beryl Hansen as Harvest Queen. Lost our final game with Jordan at the U Stadium l3-7. We still say what a team. DECEMBER The best vaudeville produced in a long time was put through by the Girls' League. Built around a book theme it was very clever. Preceding the Christmas holidays the alumni program and dance were held. The old grads returned and uttered words of wisdom to we lesser mortals. We are always glad to see them. Come again. Oh joy of joy two weeks of holiday. JANUARY Winter is here for sure. The lyceum number by Eagle Plume will long be remembered by all those fortunate enough to hear him. We played first basketball game with Bear River, though we lost, our team looks grand. A variety of five one-act plays were directed and presented by Nial Nelson. FEBRUARY Annual Bee Ette Sweetheart Ball was held. Everybody enjoyed a gay evening. Our basketball boys came to the front tripping the clever Ogden team. The fol- lowing week they repeated their perform- ance and won from Weber. MARCH Featuring a date bureau the All Club Night Dance was a very successful affair. Jonesy the school honor play was presented several times to very appreciative audiences. Monroe High School's Orchestra De Luxe entertained us most royally. Come again. Crowning the year's social season the Junior Prom afforded the students an opportunity to don formals and enjoy a wonderful evening of dance. APRIL Spring at last with the campus swarm- ing with spring football players. The annual Bunny Hop was enjoyed by a large crowd. A new day was inaugurated known as l'Home Economics Day. Many mothers visited the school and were entertained by their daughters. MAY The month we have been looking for all year. A dancing review was presented. The faculty reception for the Seniors was de- lightful. Our parents visited school once more and viewed the work completed by the students in the different departments. The Senior Play was presented in a pleasing manner. Closing a most successful school year. The People Drug Co. 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AND REAP ABUNDANCE tate ecurity Bank BRIGHAIVI CITY, UTAH Member Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured Under Federal Deposit Insurance Plan .Yetving you You will always find a cheery welcome awaiting you at this store-a real friendly greeting, combined with a sincere desire to serve you. There is no high pressure salesmanship practiced here-after all, the men and women of our sales force are regular folk, like yourself. They know exactly what you want and they give you just that. WITH A SMILE 1 J C Denne Co. Int BRIGHAM Success to Class of 1937 WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD hi I lll I - ,f' -' T No one really knows, but everyone knows that money can help solve many problems. 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