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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1938 volume:

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I Wy 'X ' FLT-' 'il Q -ug il. ' 'x,,.-1 'K If ix .N,L,,, Q. C-'Y KX l X. 2. I X M A - if ,. N Ki ' 1 5 W X x N 7 s K .- ,,, M 'li 'Lx T f' ' , il ex X XX 'v FO PQWO PCI The Bee has long been recognized as the symbol of industry,cooperative effort, and unity and as such, has fitted our Alma Mater well. We feel that at no other school do the students have greater or more varied opportunities to participate in school activities than we have under the flag of the 'iBee. It is with an attitude of sincere appreciation for all that Box Elder has offered us that we publish this year book. l lo rail 0 rd I ,L 4 munlslrullon I I ff 4, x I ' . , f X , f lLf'L!. -4, 1-1 'V' I- 7, ff,!,,-.' f ,,.,,Q ,ff 1 3:4 'I X f f, f ,ff',f, . , .ff ,, ,iff 1 ,, L,f4 '- fi',,,,,-iff i, A J , ,1 4 1' Z A 4 4.,A a ' 5 df fxcgafv 4 f V 1 rfU'fvfff! 1 I 3-f'1 I f f lf MY .fi M MW WQJ yy My-fwvf aww , pry- Wk fri edi uion , 'W df! V , A , F-Y! Vf XWIJXN Jxyj I 1 'AA f I 1 , M ! N' 'W' WU' W V Nx 4 l 1' YI! YJ! K. 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A ' A ,V I ff'fff1+Q,ff' V ' V ff-'fvi 'S-N..., Q kj , -qxf I I , I 'iff Dgvlriffi SUPERINTLNIJENT AND MRS, HERVIN BUNDERSON f 1 Surely this as beagdone of the most successful y urs n tshef istory of the Box Elder Hi h o l. S dents, you are to be congrat r attitudes, your ideals and your ccom hments. upevinlenclenl ol Sclwoolf Yig ' li X:ScS Q55 , .fl-eva' Q Z A. I7fQSld0r'lT4 , V lin! DALTON. J. W' PbBBEfX1sl5tfRSON' SUvff 1'm'f ,. H JizNsi?N- A' RP l'lOl.lVlCilil3-N' H' First rote- 'B CU'l'l.lER, V- ' . L ZUNDl2l.. Second FULL L' Bound ol Eciucolion The School Board is made up of a group of men. elected by the people, to handle the finances and generally supervise the activities of the school district for the people. The present Board, under the leadership of President John W. Peters, has been very successful in improving the general conditions of the district. The completion of our new gymnasium and the building of a new science building with its modern cafeteria and domestic science and art department will give us a plant which offers educational facilities not surpassed anywhere. Our new. modern transportation system is the model for Utah. and as nearly as is possible, gives all of the students an equal opportunity to take advantage of modern educational facilities. Our teaching staff has been built up and the conditions of teaching improved so that we can hold desirable teachers and make them feel satisfied and anxious to do their most efficient work. Probably the best evidence that the School Board is handling the affairs of the district in a satisfactory manner is the fact that the patrons of the district seem to be in a happy, satisfied frame of min They are glad to come to school functions and seem willing to co-operate in all of the de a ings of the school. So far as can be seen there is no feeling of dissatisfaction and all of the 1 satisfied with the condition of our school system. we 5 My-Frm fa - Wye-V -Q E. ZUNDEL, H. JENSEN, B. CUTLER. A. P. DALTON, H. BUNDERSON, J. P. HOLMGRIQN J. W. PETERS. Pincipo PRINCIPAI. AND MRS. li. A, l-llNCKl,FY B to the loyal Box Elderites stands for the Spirit of Box Elder. This attitude of loyalty and service and love has been built up over a quarter of a century by the more than two thousand graduates, and the others who have loved and served, Every student who has rendered service by active participation in school plays, operas, assemblies, athletics, debates, speaking contests. bands, glee clubs, junior promenades. school publications, or in other ways served, has made his contribution. Student body, class and club officers. and students working on committees have made special contributions, The students who have stood by and boosted for Box Elder have contributed to her wonderful spirit. Those who have given honest and faithful effort to build high standards of scholarship are among her most valiant builders, Love is the fulfilling of the law. lf you love Box Elder, you will be jealous of her good name: you will defend her against unjust criticism: you will avoid doing things that will tarnish her reputation: you will be anxious about her: and will try to serve and build her by your own thoughts and actions. To you, the present generation of Box Elderites. we pass on this wonderful lovef this spirit of Box Elder-to keep and to build and to pass on to the next generation finer and more glorious than it was when you received it. 3?3?? ?ixMm s LAURA MATHIAS LURA REDD B A I r GCUXX Q NEVHX IS- D uSIC N zxvowo WXNSE A N CASEMA A- 5 PAWS Dlwqsicul Ecluculiion VERNAL HARRIS B.S., ZULA HANSEN B.S,, FLOYD RASMUSSEN B.S., LOUISE CALL B.S EARL FERGUSON ELS., ELIZABETH ROIVINEY A.B., GRANT PRISBREY B.S. SXUAQA nl T 4 5 I I '-R I rx QWQQPS N QAQ . ' uh' ,,, 5 519' W ,SA-ggps 'ff i.. RICHARD HARRIS, Secretary-Treasurer ILENIE CARLSON, Vire-llresidenr WY NELSON DEAN BUNmaRsoN, President A SHUI A ' Q KK LPQRSXLN 'RD PE-BME xx D ' RXCH W xecufive C0ul1ciI FFOHI FOLUI HARRIS, BADLEY, V. CUTLER, I. CARLSON. Second row: H.WRIGHT. E. POTTER, B. HANSEN. Third FOLUI BUNDERSON, PETERS. NELSON, FOUFl'h FOLUZ OWENS, D.HUCHEL. D. LARSEN, V. KUPFER. 5 Qoque , I Pqonizofion IX T jf ' .M f I I .yffgy N diy! LM , J K 51- A. 'j' Mjff' fx Tff'!.Mf,gf7l ' 3. 'Il ,f law fix NX ts, JP . 'LuwSHN'P'eS IM!! '1 v I , IR J J 4 BW f 1 I ,ff ffk .T I ' GiPIs,LeUque Council 'Tj' ff Z Firsr row: I. CARLSON, L. REDD, Sponsorg V. CUTLER, B. BADLEY, A. PIPE, M. WOODYATT, M. COLMAN. Se d r w' N NEI SON Sponsor, L, BAIRD, F. DOANE, B. HANSEN, P. KIRKI-IAM, Sponsor. Th d W POTTER, M. PEIRCE B NICHOLAS, CARTER. F th row: H. WRIGHT, B. STONE E ROMNEY. Spons I I' Og, 5 QGQUQ PAUL PF-TE . .R S . . Premdem P . qGnm0i0n . it Bangs, League Co undx Bmxws. FRFFMP-N, ,VE'YERS, President: M. . H. Secixusw, O, CALL, F. Mows r row: W. ,, S Sponsor: Fron ' W . Gaxwxwu. , Back row. OYUWMQQ pf A0 gt -1 11.1 Ii Ms 1' .'V I WTI 2 :ITL Q 'J 'xg Qqlf.-I if I 1.. ,I ll ya f L L- 'I Im:fI1 ' nl I , Y iff? 1 .1 . ,,fs7i' x Y x,.,. ,Qi 'ff' C mu SON ' I .v' as E' m-,,.w, W., 4, . , K :YQ C. WNSXRN'5WxNyy1ox1D, Im.Sisf?IQ.eNIsSfRINE.:1fOswg.. I IQSIQYCOQK. IRES., .I if 3. x..AXJ'-Qgwoux... 'bm I .. . ' A 'SPQNSORS NORMAN .JIEPPSON PIIYLLIS KIRKHAM JAMES JENSEN First row: M. JOHNSON, I. CARLSON, D. BUNDERSON R, HARRIS Second fObL'f I.. PHILLIPS, IVI. SACfKET'l', P. PITIF Rs. Thrrd row: J. LAW, B. GALBRAITH, C GARDNFR Back row: O. CALL, N. HANSEN, C, HIJLMGREN. I if ' I . ' Zo N 'x V', j!!M f .V V K x X I A ' A 6- I I If A pf! WV!! ff-U n my M A J M QOH 1 X 1 f' , xN J f ' ' ' ' f ,ff V V , L K Q H xjvytffi ,f X ,, Xxx! 'LN .EW I X' 1 . 'j XX 3 V V1 'fflfff 'VV4 H XX ' QD 'yr , K' Q Qs' ,X ' 7. K ka N, fl? w P? xy N A , J H F1 X xv! X . U f X j ' W R ' . 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Cheff Leade' e. the graduating class of '38 are now leaving Box Elder to go our different ways ppy y t at we ave, as we believe, accomplished all we possibly can in high school and are ready for a more advanced schoolin Our class entered Box Elder as the smallest one in years. but we were determined to accomplish all possible. so we might look back and feel that our time here was enjoyed and well spent. We feel that no other school could have made us any better prepared for the future, and We sincerely appreciate the opportunities that our school offers in the many branches of learning. Though We regret leaving Box Elder we shall always be thankful for the fine training, and the many friends we acquired. VVe believe that these things will help much in later life to better our success. The advisers that helped us along and so willingly gave their time to our cause. we wish to thank, Pop Lemon especially who has been with us all four years, and Mom Jensen who has accompanied Pop as our class Mother. We wish the future Senior classes success and enjoyment at Box Elder High School, the best school in Utah. g. CICISS Dorenls CLEON LEMON UARDA JENSEN' few QS YRBNK Moi es Noewm 'Y woew RU sseu, Yoesceev Low A Gmowev. HAL Reeves Bvmfxe swose SON LEE IXNDER e NXUSUL as PXNGELXN V een Qeevoz Hex. ee W exam MH' eww me RY he Mmue ST Amee NW esiow 3eNseN Meme Szxcxcew A ENG LOEY QS Toon S Mmcwe Y mes W NINE. 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'N Q bf- Qig- BW.zizt::,ft:gflt3'1:.3F1i12:2:3.5:,t Jie? ufdmgned Janiors hoping theg will b t I e Sw Mm ' 0 0 SOff1e use to them. l, Dean Banderson, leave mg speaking ahilitg to the next gear' s Stadent Bodg President. l,llene Carlson, leave to loin the other halt that went betorefhogd J. l, Quentin Nelson, leave, bat not withoat Bergle. l,Clea Jensen, am tahing mg dancing abilitg with me, to can Eleanor Powell competition. l, Prank Moges, leave to captare one blonde menace. Who said Xlaadgs P .? l, Katherine l'lodges,leave for Germang to help KJ .Y . NJA Hitler. l, Lee Anderson, leave to seeh emplogment at the State Secaritg Bank, where l won t be De-Lone. l,Nlerle Sachett, leave for the Southern Branch of ldaho to become assistant Dram Major. l, Wagne Bart, leave for Soath America where there are more women than men. lT0 baild bridgeslj l, Lorna Gardner, leave to pat mv home economics learning into practice. l, Bill Holmes, am leaving to help Benng Goodman succeed. J, Bettg Mae Nelson, leave to become Joan Davis' doable. We, Loraine and Psdele leave oar ahilitg to get along together to whom ever mag need it. l, Francis Doane, leave to get mg n1anfTgrone Power. l, Richard Harris, leave with mang others. A l, Ralph Welling, leave too, l hope. W l, Paal Peters, leave to give Paderwishi a few pointers along with his masic lesson. , l, Noel Johnson, leave at last. X1 l, Harold Secrist, leave to do more etching instead of itching and sketching instead of scratching. Signed bg , Mi GRANT OW ENS v Senior Class President , Witnessed bg LORMNE BNRD -5, xx . 'U tr .. .M g . A , xr i ., .r-3, P llkcfff s uniOf' Clos 3 3,1 . ,PWS Vice R, CUTLE .vxavllflx t , redsufclf Preslden DEL Secretsggl KUPFBR, N , will new The J union Class The Class of '39, after finishing a very successful year, feel they are prepared for the school year to follow. They have been active in all school and class activities: probably the most im- portant of these activities being the Junior Prom. The decorative scheme was a Winter Wonderland which was very successful. The Junior Class hopes to be more successful next year when they take their places as the Big Brother and Big Sister of the school. ClClSS DGPQnlS ELIZABETH ROMNEY GEORGE A. NIELSON idenl A FREE NKADSEN Nhwoz ALLEN ALLEN BUYS XJ ERDPL BmE,c,C,E,x1 L f L Neffjffdfrvfyfufj L ,part -f'-V L .QNX I' Ji - E F' ff- '5'J7 dA1Mf Q! 1 ff if W A Emo SEPLSNOEE L ' ffvfzf, V iff P41 Mg, ELLEN HPLDFXELD V,-xl,,,?f ' Lllrrvuw yjsk linux' If V!Lb ' M ,A-'-1 rrffff- 116'-1, V riffc ,oyxi 4 4 - l ff 1 7 fr!-Q.,.yfCi 1,-f-Efliffvv W YNN EA xx EN LEMON FRANK ?oE5QgEN 42 f LEONE KNUDSON BOTT EL NNE ST PLUVFEY- How P-ED 1 ACK D PNXS FLORENCE Y OUNG UN DQS D mm Vvxeas JEAN Hess GRANT PSNDEYJSON RUTH COMPTON CL pez NE Honwxoaevl Emu RONKER EULA KWXBER Ma . ' 2 fx 9C4mfU . 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N, f 1 PQLEEN Lassie JN. 'J L 'w 1 ' a . lf, s 1 X x x ' f a'. ' ' Q 1. V IKULXNE SCYXNEXDER GPN SENSES Ros no B musou PNK HELEN B011 CLWYORD Bmoumh Nhxaoxulex Lowe 95, My wwwgfifj E WRRWPLN Q? QWXO5 J www OLSEN X my .. Yi W. x U! J N' - xy , m X X .. KW ,xx 7 QXX n J' Q X X. N ' uf . , n 1' - ' , C' . BXMaivfHxLLzxwK Q AXP lj J X x fr XKX , gfx 'XAJ N rx! X x K ., N' - X J xx ' x ,sf , fx' xl x x,' x . u Y'R5fQ73f V' Vlx' - Y xp 5 6 X W h Q xy Q N ,AH . A x X Nkome Zuvmem Nzxowu Bowoevl CLNYL ANDERSON BPsRY5MlPx BOTT J DW POKNE 1XNDeRsoN. rv ,x chi N an ' merle Swma Cfwxxeee Lmzsew xaemfx Owerls UN OES W xmueeeo 'dmsexd Rm Reese CLARA ?e'Ye'asoN DONN zx P zxcxkexl P'-FTON Qeweesow Meevm Nkieeew 3 M e A, HeLeN Nhees X x Kemfk SWXPSON X DONELLE OL SEN -'47 'fn 819' fare J,--r S ophqmores Ik J:l.L,J SSKCQPS ry 57 M .0 SOP eb OSS 010099 QM C 16 Q1 p .Aff as Zvi 4 WN fXlQf2fJfffJ 'ma VIC? Pgjiliff' A eer Leade,5E,lL wigs, Segegary-Tr GRANT WELLXNDY Chsiclenfi NOLAO , 1 1 g 4,., V DEAN Huciaei.. Pfe ' ' fhfa I WJ F' ,ui f,V ,, ,-1.1,f..-- Les qc Y' , . . ff f , , A , j jc, l ul ' W e -If . if-f' f ff' a' :J V, ,rt ,I AJ' 1-,ffwc 'if' -rl IQ SOPITOITIOPQ loss ' L We, the class of '40, are now pausing briefly at the half'way mark. We think we have an outstanding class and we feel that we have had a very successful year. The Sophomore students have been unusually loyal in supporting the class officers. We point with pride to three or four big things during our Sophomore year. We believe that our B on the hill, the Christmas Dance decorations, our two class parties, and our record in te A the class basketball series are all S outstanding achievements. We U55 DUP9nl5 turn now to another year with -- Al N X 1 the sincere lro e that it will find N - us po sin pxloftier ambitions a- d ma g relhter accom lish- X P Y X W nts. x N! - X SX ,XX , X43 N . il 'VS . 31 A 51 X. W W W -XX Q -. ', ' KSN if S W X N ig Q FERD KROKSH ANNA Qi OE QR 3 ll 509 Q xl ,al BE BE DONN A L G GU omm XWE.LLxN g A KOR if . r SA N , gud Y ' DMIYO BQWH QW QZQFW N AX ,z Mffw 1 Jw W ,mm S2 ' ww f' 6 WMM 55511 ENS Yx se SO LOUX GLM EV-H ON NELSON ' GLEN SED BYR XNOOU' N594 qESUX 355' .'f --I 1 ,- af bi I M ,V ' VN ,w j' ,ff tk I W bl yy, ff fyfya! WNW: . My 1. V' j. , I si V Q., ., 4 I fgfiyf ff J , J, ., I X - ' ,Ms , f I fL'l!!4!j',1Q' 1 U ' , . 4 a. I af' T ff! -, A ,ix ,AUT Q DONNA TINGEY JACK MATESEN EPPSON GILBERT MECHAM DEAN CLIFFORD ELSWOO WILLIAM BETTY SNOW T4 TE 3 MJ! 'U 9 T. Y?g?Kf X, qkg S N? T3 N -,wx MERLE GETZ X KXPAMVIARXQNSON X , 6 lfxl 'xx X X KL X b if xjj x. -T A S IJ ' 57 xx if X X' 3 X xr QjxJ,X H. , X -, Q N x ' - X Y? X Xi? N w T' Rv EW T ij fl N 3' ,N If S' 95 qu 4 N X Wx Y' x' x ,Q x r X ' I X9 AKKX5 J Q4 'Q X ,jx lx N N X, x 'Q x 4, , mf jf! KWJXQO MMO SUD jf M pf A .. wg, f s . ' v R tx ,u T OSA LEE WALK OMAS BUCKL ER y-VONN u EY KA F WQSON , ,, CO T ANAKA DIQVERN CUTHBERT GUS MUSULAS I BURB O AN ARR if L OOSLI K A H QMWQE5 'Q-s. - E11 EY I-UC1 L .- , K LL THOMAS LIM7-A ROFK C . VANZA WADDOUPS ABRAHAM BAILEY K ARL lilkspm 904+ M, f , ' ' in' Wf 1' I , J v ,I 5 I' ' 5 'lbf A-7 , . ,I X lu, ' YfL21A u ..kAggr, - 1 ,. ,- L. f . -X , I U - . xi , L I r 1 fu 'V ' I ' 'QL LJ,f . 1 L T - A I, . ' 4' .LJ1 ' f 1' I 'f , .L N, ,X If . 4 Q!! ' -V14 . 'Of Ku .I f I ,Q 1 ga I . , .1 1 5 f' ' ' - . 1 . NxoN1C-0 'F'Y' CHRISTIE BRADSHAW VENOY CHRISTOFFERSON .wah U 1 V' Y C Mlysow VND TXNGE ,D . . 1 W LELPJN . 3 SHEYVKELD UTY WW N B ' ULUPX MOTO RA CRES Lhssi W' c....n DALTON NOBLE KUWATA HN 90215 Q EN TA 5O ENS VERONA COOK DON BOWEN WRXQHT A CHP-X51 rms?-W' VXOX' YI SE REF- wM,xr-M s U v' JJ? EQ' I fi ,C I A' 1 Q n Af' ' ..,,-H QE f ,H U1 S xlfxpbyg Aix PMS .QQNH5 YURCETRONK V 4 j eb NX CMXEVX RONWR K5 U RN IN fl SWOOD c oss? DX BY 1 W A OU W A NX' B W NRU5 Y' 'Y XN x SON , - NE HOUSE MER ' NXQL 555 r LORRAI THIN ' D, L, HOLLA TEV- R exhyw vuoocss NW . . SVQNKLCX' E ,ff . I , ! - ' I, f f I 1 f , L f' I ' 11 p , I , If I f f , , 1 lf A In I I 1 X lf' ' V- F I ' 1 1 ' f .1 -X .. , , .1 11 I 1. f, flj. 4-N!-,ff ,vt ' ' Waifz 1' V' 1 f' X' 1 1, I I I , .-f . , ' ,J X 'Y ff Qyw' . CA, 1 ,. 1 ' ' 'Qc L ARINE PHIL f GRACE LIPS A 1 RUTH LOWE OLSEN MX1fVEJo1fliLQfEl2 A , 9 RoBf:1eT DELLA RAYMON MA DHORSLPY RYBRU ' GW- DON FRFEM W F YT NKER ENEVIE . f A L PHYLLIS 'RE HALL D B11.LlE Rmb BETTYGAGF PERRY EAN HUQH x: PAUL EL N3 VICTQR X I X 'UH 4 ff: lv if 0 9 FTM, -9 .- I1- QD WF J w 2 SGD 44' v 'Wir 'ix G. W' NINA REEDER V? M HHS - O. O19 X l ' AOWIEL ROY ,il pw RALPH BARNARD LAI Q 'fum' M 5 U1 'uv T L Y. . OKKLLL LEMG v. 1,9115 L' Wolff' OWFA A lsfw, Q .' ' 1 flqy N 1 ' ' X t , ' 11iN'1,FI- ' . X 1 x fy 1 I , RYE 0 YV' JACK ELmsoN RUTH Axumesow QACWXR LUNG ,W C,xxx1NY'Y 'YHELMA W' xx V V AUX' Wm 15 LW ' we mms CHNM , , fs GWIEN XVARD mmm WINIIGAR RM Youve Axmlyxmsx' MX V V 1 ,,,., 4 3045 BLAINE Wim' Km BILLII' JEAN HURT NAD VGGgvT f HQ QLEN L A ROY L , oi JENSELN NIU' l-44' N J'nu.a4a..f . own ,..-If pi' QU Yi-K WMMKMJ 4--LD X 5335 E35 X55 WQMQQES C ADELXNE wx HELEN W M a MARGARE Q 3 A iii! if T B JA ODE Y CU7-HBBRT N REX ,-XLDI pl-.TTI ,G LL v 1 Mx I' DAV1g JL, I D LH? gov! W CEI R995 'VN x LP' ' A N C-'lMpB 1, SQONCHRIS Yvowms CARU 'HER p , TEN , R50 F SEN PAD . BLA LARsEN f HELEN Hou. GR : 1:15N X LN 2 SHERR, , 'V V V ' , UNIX I xl KX! xx I W X f 1 ,U R N0 ' X ff , ' NX fJ'J!Ay?'jA9jf fl! I N w ., NV J' 3 PM ff' Wx I iflif 7J J !,JP l 121 7 511 3 ' W Q AfJ,,4,ff f7adf , ' I Y , 2' A -7 NW MA RICHARDSON MORRIS J M1 V Q, ' BILTTY JANE NXERRILI. A LOW' . xllkea ERN LANL wi 19- M E c,vcPX5L QQ- 1 CIR4 Mir Osgwiso ILARSEEII I XMNE LL BP-R E I ' 3 . - Q l ees Clow 'Cells I mlm like , SETS Sl 'dent GLEN REBS' irezheer eadef I - Y vice-Pfesldiiiefg DKCK UWSE - , . 'Q al efeffd I X . ' ' ' ' 4 l N. efbfedf ff' fw ' .yjwf JQQ, I R Q ,af 1 K I l Q 71 C-A--vw..4.f Closs Dcwenls I W fiIWf QL A at ox Elde Hxgh S ool. W have tak n a ery act1ve p a 6f r' s l1tQ'H'4'. I 4 .re and we have oved Qur lead rs i in the ' vh- d'dG1E thu s e m'lp12K5JfV'eg2 etermme to 7 ft andar we have established ls year, in order I , that o class all be the best thag has ev rbeen at Box .W 4 fHlgE. dur ?do as al een amon A e e e ' t . r er I 5 Bak it even etter O d shmen! e will do our -I ,f,..,.E5'j'4 a . , , 4 Z'4?'0 40 ' v ,ooo ' Q! ' 7, Z' . I HM, gy wif.. 177.44 . l ,454-1,46 J 6 ,r :Z . ,fail 1 I RULON MANNING P1-xYL1.1s RICHARDS l f . 'M' z Z .Nb 175517 4,4--If-'X-'34 dak, 1,11 fi, -Z ., M J -if V , 'E' ,ag - e . ' vv-'f' .dfdf ,W M- A RUTH HUNSAKER Di AN YOUNG ARVA ARBON MARJ ORIE BRITENBEKER THOMAS OLSEN STELLA NELSON CARL BENSON IONE RIGBY JIMMY WISE MARJORIE DALLON TYLER NELSON ,S J DELONE BRADFORD VJILLARD KUNZLER JENEIL ANDERSON DELBERT HOLMES, JR. JEANETTE WELLS YOSINORI YAMAsAKx -vi iv VJINII ADELE FII l: ,nv 'fs' wif qw vu-Y FIQESH BARBARA GARDNER CARLYLE GARDNER JOYCE ROSS ALBERT IEIANSEN DONNA REEvEs . I BILLY DAVIS E X? If' 4,4 f 4 ' f .kZ:f,6. -X .Nad If ' Vfffvl I 1 f K ffl f f VI LOLA BETH PETERSON ff DALE SECRIST FRANCIS IVIAUGHN NEIL LAURITZEN I ARDIS JEPPSON If mcx I.KRQEL,,' ::EiIf1TigEEMAN I LEE ZINCK FAYE sroxus KENT R. JENSEN I AWANA NI1III.IiIfR GRANT Iilzl-DVR CAROL .IVPPSON nr RICHARD EORSGRIEN RUTII RIKIIIARDSON CII I N REITS NINA JVNSON J A RVIS TOLMAN DENIICIZ ANDERSON GARTII BOWMAN XVINONA ROCK ODIELL CI IRISTIENSEN ION E NELSON ROBERT KEYES RUlHN1fII,SON ARCHIE BOWDEN CARMAN IVIALMROSE '7' EUGENE SCHNEIDER GAYLE VJEAVER RICHARD LOWE 'If-all - If H' --V f f ' MAXINE VIIHITAKER 'X ,I D. , B ' ' ' . R mir XXV, V FIQESHM N PiIYI,l IS R.fXDI5R IILAINI5 NI5l SON DORIS BMIKI II KANO SI IQIVLXWA M XRGARI 'I' II XWKS I.YI.E IIANSIEN IAIQOI. IIUUSI I Y GAII XVOOID C.XIIIVI.K ANIHIfRS-UN XX'II,I.I.XM KNUDSON C 617' ,V-. fv ,pu ft 4' f MARY 2 .' ' UAIlRI5I.I. MAI BIITTY IIANSIIN .l XV. CIIIQISIFNSEN I7xI I'I'Y B.'XI7I.I'Y XYAYNI- GRAM Il FRI-DA PI- II IISUN IDITVIIRI. MAU I IIO fu fo C' NSVN 'tv ,B M .nv ws ,Q - 9 'mu-P' rv ,rf 19 ,,.k .4-. HON XVICIII' MAI 1 DAVID E. LARKINS OLIVE NELSON .1 I if 8 K A I ' I 1 X CLAIRE KNUDSON , m ' ' gi' H W DOROTHY YOUNG I W Y I .... I O'., 'R' ff' I AFTON YOUNG I Y ia ' ' I , I N? - . aQ.f15'5 X---. gi , ' S N 'Y Gi 3- xv '5.Ji.'5w mfr., -' sq' A .. we .44 KII ,- .v ,Arn 1 MARY XVOODYATT PII.. IINIi ANDERSON NALIJI FACIZR VAL SISDERHOLM ,- M, pn-s -my if -f 'Vx III JOHNSON AVTON RIIYI- is 'ff-r .Q- D 35' 177 MAR Y NAGATA ORVILLIE XVOODLAND PI ARI. I'I:'I'IfR SON NOLAN VICTOR GAYLE POULSON DIV JlfI'IPSON BARHQXIQ.-X S IRA I I-ORD KOJI NAGAU Rosle ELLEN IIILLAM FRED STEWART THEOLA CRAIGI-IEAD CLYDE BARNES MARIE NISHIHARA EARL TILLER DORIS OLSEN IVAN WALKER ,.-Q., uf?- ERMA JENSEN MARJORIE HILLAM LLEONE RIC-BY ,, e-a. LAVE DARRELL JEPPSON 4? 'W-4-I 1 ...K fu N iies - S X ' X 'EEN X , S KF A V3 .41 X X S Xp ' x X. f -, X X I x N xr. Vx Q? XSS. P Q X , X .X X 35 QQ? Q x K K A Lx X.. X ,CRN ,A XX- X XR X! fi n 1 xx fx SX X: N xr Tx -Nix KCN, X X 'N XX X z Y -X: , X.. W Ni C Cr Qx U N GX I BQLOVIOP Club First row: L. Rosenbaum, I.. Sorenson. L. Christensen, M, Qallen. L. Peterson. I. Larsen. 'Sqcond row : J. Peterson, Y. liqrsen. F. ielson. M. Nagnm, M. Johnson R. Jenson, M. Nishih ra, Perry. C. Madsen. Wh :le HP. Peterson. Thin! 5. A mmm. L. Phillips. 'rowq . Romer. B. Snow. E+ FOWI Eb Q 7' 1 . V.Waddoups. F. WL v f. ' Hubbard.. F. Chris- Sel QL Rice. Sponsor: D. ri .4 . f Lfzm-fff:lw ,'a W I ' - 'sr ln! i n '! jl of I 1 I. 5' :rf fv bl :J 'J s F .I gy . x ij! , . ' ef S, 1, . l . M g.. W-.-f . qv ., f- b KnuAHO,,sS'QQQss- f f' f 32.3.1 .. is xXJa'E-RLY Khfcocf' ' ,If -I fow- :A Slnuiixq- ng. ' I if 9, wxghvkjuwxrxwsfc-H . 3 ,lui D T -1 Burwnv Q ,. W 3. , 'N . X .V 1 '-Q: . .24 'ff?v::. M. 1 Q' f 5 5 f ' A f N -.-2.--L rf- ....- ... M Gage- Q L . .K didn. Q13 'f bf'-' N ,.., 1 W , . ' A 5 ',, 'ff,,f 52 4 ' I K- . f . - ',g4 iii:- ' fi rm - '- . . Qs .fr K mn:- vx! .J ina.. Qt L ... WW WWW N Qx -.W 94 fr W Mn -. . -Q., , , ,, . A' afar, A - . , 3 ' 3 gs: f K3 ,QQ :af V . , U , '- , X gym: '52 W 'A iv LUCILLE JENSEN, President .X BEVERLY' ELSWOQD. Presidbnr A f Xxx , Sc-crclarial Club my 3OfiaYlBfi7au??3qkClLiI57,a .' . ff 'fy-' f ' P 'fn l I 'io- .KRJ-24..? 6 - E NIAI. NELSON Sponsor Thorne Bott Doane Hansen Hansen Jensen Eliason . Braeggcr E. Hadfizld P. Schneider C. Nelson C. Jensen I. Lemon H. Zundel Tingcy Hillsrrom Higginson Eskclson Christcnson Tingcy Shefficld QQ llGS l5l:T'l'Y MAI? Nl'l.SUN Prrsitlcnl 'UN Aim, l. Carlson H, Srcwarr E. Jcnscn M. Peirce K. Hodges A. Jcnscn H. XVrighr E, M, V. M. L. F M. Whirwnrrh Stratford Forsgrrn Glunn Gardner Fishburn Cartcr H 1 . A A D K B Davis Smith Musulns . l..1rwn Parkrr Kofocd VJhilc M. lluntlurxon C, l..irwn V. Cutler .l. Amlrrwn M Peirce M llllrn l.. Baird 'iffy gx O' swkgs 4 Q 1 ? s is U. I , .Q is Q Y f W Q3 ii , Ks 5 2 My K 4, sg K X' W! A 1 ga MN fi A un' ,X M W w 1 5 I M W0 M x f K , ww wiv 3' N A Q X v xv nf 'Q NW L ff ,Q 9 ' Ns if f' 4 Q . I A a in 3 wx S. v 4 1 . , . if :YQ Z . lf v miffgi ,gn we , F 5 Y' by gun H 4 1 wx f if V ' I 1 A S ,V wnww Mya M A Q 'Kb W! L5 L J 4 if 5 by ' J S 'gy , 1 . ,.,A, , Q3 5' 1, 55 eg a 2 f7rOf7f rnu' XV 4 Q' I-G .nl I C. Nu-lson Y J Bcbyd. Sm my f Clnmlwll 9 - - I Of?-YUFI G, Rccdcr. I.. Almmi, C lx f. mln: A7. Tanrs, G, f.',.m.I' W' I . - Jvnvcn, Xponyory 750-If . LPOIISOFI XI.,f-lndczzwn, D, lilwc, wvrrcsf. fl. Uvndcl, Prcvid- Y PQ' N rn V' l S 1 Srievncv 3 . eyes, pCIL'r.w 1010: I 1, R. N LHP. rz. D. .. Rl'Cl7JfdYUn, Ullvkcr. D, Smith, B U Frefmalg J mf fow:F,KMadSe:'9' lnBeeCher, D' Pac row Igilchafdsonv Sefond ren Q ebckgr. F' Fofsg K L' RIrnsb3ChCA Bafkf-If C ' nv . d f0 '. S C. Befge h 1 I Y V Newt Q C5 E 5G,5efs0n Mads? ' V . tler Magxjeiif' EZBIEUHZIQY ly. Stewartij PeterS0n' ' ls0n' ' L. Ne I l in s.- -as 0 O 5 fail new ia 9 ii 1 rl il Club rrscensen, Secretary, NN Kd Third D. Bon, . ensen,B. o . Fourth Jensen, Sponsor, L. Gardner, N. Facet, ow' Pr Hohnes, C. Fererson, K. Srnim, Ci. J Ushburn, Pr. Ninsnhs, Ps. Larsen, X. Lernon. F'fth row: N. Tkngey. NX. Tingey. row: E. HadireXd. rowi D. OXsen, NX. Orrne, H. Cook nndek R. Compton B. White W. Hansen. .Ili U1 1 ir font row: U. K. Hodges, X. Cadson. Second f . . ' J. Prnderson. M. Cdenn, E. Fx. . U. Grey, NX. Srrariord. i Xverson, .HoXXand, J Chhrson, R. font rowz D. XNoXiXeN,', U. Jensen, Sponsor, J. Nlakarce, . . Hrhsrrorn, D. Toornbs. Second row: E. Chriscoiiersen, H. Davis, . Bunderson, V. Coder. Third row: V. Braegger, R. Car dner, Ci. Hess. otha Fourth row: C. Larsen, NX. kdwe. H. Bon, NX. PrXXen, ' NX. Vekrce, YB. Bott, H. Stewart, Pr. EskeXsOn, fi hefiidd, NX. ' Rndden, L. Bo . es. Fifth row. NX. Peirce, D. XC. Koioed, V . Forsgren, B. Jon L. Knudson. Amlfx' 1 -:J--:xi V . 5,..k.rqrJii,,V if Y First row. G. X7JaXXace, B. NeXson, NX. Sackett, Presi- enr: F. Doane, E. Hubbard. Second foul: Pr. Chrisxensen, X. Enason, Ps. Higginson, L. Gardner. ' Pr Hoknes, B. Chrksrensen, B. Hansen, . 1 5 -- .,. . - ' ' If -1.9 Third row. . B. Stone. Www. 'Cf i,.,,-,- NX. Hansen, BGG ux Apts -.XA 9 Q J.. EMS' if 9' ff sg M W' eh Wg? 7 3-.W K . X ' 'NK W 'is J if 1 wife. Ballm L J 'Vh' ingeps UI! 3-FY.. 'Num 51 1325 'Hi -'l Q 'Hi 'ln Nu W-1. N N in .z--W Nia ,Qian 'Nl Wil IR 'shun SLCrct.1r,?kCr' S- pvfvrson Afldllgon Bdkvr IJ - ' In FY I 'fff1'lf.,.O - rcvld I A. - cmf u ,hy Bmkiiljncluciurl Gui gg-f1yc11, D. fl fnhs U' G W ' L , I A lf, R- Ovclmd S omorf 7A D' IZOWC' W HSS' mm f T. U1 5 mmf' qua lf QU fr 1 an una' wif ml! 'W sm-3 enr,,,OA A' ociul Leadership J D. Jeppson' F FSISSQIIWE. Wilde' PWS' figm S. wwf' ffpdfz AnderS0n' Mlddhjm M. M. Carter-ik Mec d C :ter G. Stokes. T 'f 3 . Il Marsh, J- Leggett' FOWM :gh N. Jensen. BHC!! 3w:aV. 3-IarrisL SPOUSOI7 L, Kunzler. u ? wig K I 5 ia 5. 1 Y 5 F My T I '41 Nw Aw me ,mgjghw sqm mr my 33' ' Nm N lui, lm . . W M'e'?h23:i?' ,m'l',':',gulwQ 5 NWN 55'-'f ilu'-! 'P 4','.Ep'5 N DEI XA HAI I INC PfLSldlf7f NED HANSEN, Pres1'a'en! s 14:-55. Qhdnsempr. ac1,,B , Sgjfsfn, Vfjfg1f.'N. J.eG.11b,.,,,h N 1 Mo V D' Well resldwn ppson l ' H, Rjglg1,fgOfncrj, Xkfhiltcjlillflffg 'Y SCF? M ' F4 M55 Har ' f- W . k Der. x -'lk Jeppefsonzun do 1 'WWE' Jfppfnlgk 'OS' EX . . , Christ Spon 9!lSen - ' M. Apt Club Front row: T. Bott L. Redd, Sponsor: E Jensen, E. Hadley V. Montgomery. Middle row: P. Gurney, D. Olsen R. Knudson, Secretary: V Nelson. Bach row: A Dix 0 n . Vice-President D. H a l l i n g, President C. Jensen. N 11679 ,f., JS . gif! ui, jj mindful wfnlall 944,41 114 4-vip! pw,-:ra tion! sniff hfglud 110 sniff 411 114 ' in l ' 1 411 ',-:S- '.:5 -r- ks V 1 x Ls xy Checkevs . From Z' 'owr ning' BgQdIf'g0g1- L, g9Wden, .5-'Y i C I Ogr ME' Hlcjxlnan' E 0,1311 mug. R. my ' 'lls ' 0 I' m' ' f0w: 1 ' P' W 3 U. ,ig gen, Rf':I,g-emonffg-JBach Pon SW, C, L QPP- R. B SOI: W emon ' Pre ' arnard ' Rec ' Sxdent , S- Ricse. ' e . CMA, 23 Sanderson. W. Bon, . 'Cc Svuond row: -Prcsxf Front row. D. Hdbcrg. B. Whkxc. S. Rx . r W. CML V, Moyes. V. Pcxcrs. Vkcc dent Y. Carver. Sccruxary. Third rouli H, Bon. H. Toonxbs. F. Spindkr. Vrcskdcnll XV, N'N'cndcX, NX. Jcprucrson. Fmlrllu FOLUZ D. Huckck NV. Vrccmmn, R. Sckfcri, S. Bakcr. Frank row: E. Yerguson, Sponsor n,Spcvnscwr1V.HArrKs Y R asm ussv. Onsor . Sv ,iff N' rr 'pq IJ!!-JQSS , Aix ,F i lux' ,av , ,,f 7 5, 1 fl, Q f,f,If-'- ' The Box Elder chapteriof the Future Farmers of America is state-wide and nation-wide reputation it enjoys. Besides being one in the nation, this club is one of the most active. During the past 4 proud of the of the largest year the club has participated in two major judging contests and all the teams of these two contests are to be congratulated on their very fine showing. The annual peach day exhibit was a credit to the Club and to Brigham City. Space will not permit a description of the many club achievements and activities but a list of a few of the more important is given herewith: PEACH DAY EXHIBIT COUNTY AND STATE FAIR EXHIBITS JUDGING CONTESTS COOPERATIVE BUYING OF SEEDS AND LIVESTOCK PUT ON RADIO PROGRAMS SIENT Six F. F. A. BAND MEMBERS TO KANSAS CITY HARVEST BALL AG HOME EC. PARTY SUGAR BEET CONTEST PORK PRODUCTION CONTEST OGDEN LIVESTOCK SHOW PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST SUMMER TRIP PARENT AND SONS SOCIAL In addition to the above, a full program of summer activity is planned. The club is living up to its motto- Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earn- ing to live, Living to serve. CURTIS JOHNSON, PrL'Sl'c1't'nl LN 25x 0 C Y A ufxfvnq X egm mp Judqinq -I-earn A RvDUNb' 1 'WUVL' 4 fl Wx-.X X - ,nsv Yi.. Nwfowf sg x-mSPN' A LWVE5' V H. RXA. Douhrq Juclqinq -I-QUITI 57 V-1 ,M X -annum - f H, LARSEN, I.. NELSON. Sponsor C, JOHNSON, J, NIORRIS, G. RICHARDS, T, HURT, XVARD, Sponsor! V. JFPPSON, G. NAGATA. 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Harvest Ball. patra may have been a queen b 1: , Frances Doane won this coveted honor, in -tkeenest competition in years. Her attendants were Mi1drediGlenn. Janice Anderson, Betty Jones, Wini ed. Hansen, Mary Allen. and Karma Kofoed. 'IT . all was held in the gymnasium. lt was a for ance and all enjoyed themselves and ie with our queen. QN. HANSK. Com XV. FRANCES DOANE, Queen i fx ljg S 9,5 y t N 2 H A Q C Q I , ' 3 5 ig F in .J Q, O I-3 Q' an Om QQ , X5 ii, '9 J 1 . 1 . 'al ,V P NA, 4 if ' i A f. I C af ,, 'ufw V? 5 y ,bfi ' A r G J L . V0 O , '1 S s 1 ,Mw W - 4 1 1 K ,A X L 1 V U l ' 9 ' I 5 ' ' , 7 ? S' , Q nl I 1 Q. 0. W V' iffiyifif SNA ig ,L , 4, A Q s 3 1 x rl. ,4 ,e,f'z,.9:' U- -y. 1. wh' -1., H- I ..-, M 'AM F74 XS 4, 2 an .2 45 I. N,-an c w' V CUYWY' Lfrscnr H' we kfkidf Chaxrma E Hadfygxd, 'A rx d e r S0 n ',m,.Bqch fowz Ohm B, Gaxbwuxrihgj Zundcx' Ar, Weumg' D ' rw ' y . , n . AQr . . 1 ,. Fronl ry 'Middle fvw' K4 HanS2Y1' M i :I f ' gi, A - A A A , I 4' I 1 r' 'f' ' r' ' ' fffDGngQ xCOffTUllftQQ Junior Dvom Commiffee GEORGE NIELSON, Sponsor ELIZABETH ROMNEY, Sponsor JOHN OLSEN, General Chairman Seated B Stratford B Whlte .I D1 aton Standlnq C Madsen Chalrman S Chrxstenso T N n elson J Law M Barnes M Sackett uniov Drom 416+-an miss: ,-4 ' D uuv S G PCXWQSWG J unioff Dpom IONE MECHAM, CHLOE YATES ERVA MICKLEJON, MARY CHRISTENSEN VERLAINE CHRISTENSEN Archery, C Q Givxs, Leoque uucxev W Y ' X 'mx - .4 Vs. Ndson, P, Peters, Px. Hkgginsn ' L. Anderson. L. B Ps. hskdson, G, CHE4-K . K HRS CLU B ACT Fllrgf r H4 Main' F fr ls, Orsgfen, ist 0 n L1 R ELU-kppson' is mon' Spouse p Cleon ' W3llaQqA r' S' Rice' F. F From I--OALLQLUB ACT X. Illlmnse,-1A Seltgbgrunker' . nudsen R ro LU . ' - Barker ' .Ml Phill EYYY. CYUX5 AFX n. X, Cadson, Cx. Owens, K, Hodges, S. Ndson. V. Vorsgrcn. akrd. Xl. Ykshhmn. B. Homxcs, J. Anderson. A, Chrkstcnson. H. 'Lundd M, Stratford. S E Q iirst row: . , . Second ww: X.. Marsh, R. Housky QL 1 s- ,2 SOKUXL LF,PxDV.RSlUP CLUB ACT J Xcggclt C. XVKMQ, Px. Mccham. C. Ndson . S. NX'ardrup Girixs, Leoque V ourxeviue ., ,,. P. Stokes. G. Weaver, R. Woodyatt, ' B. Knudsorx. W. Jarvrs, L, Jeppson, B, Wright, M. OXsen. M. Wight, P arse P Hunsaker. Ps. Carter, R. e , . B. Slratford,V. Chanrxd, B. Burden, R. Richardson. R. Hikhm. M. Hunsakcr, D. Young. I-X. Pkfe, Pm. Jeppson, 1 'B 3 OHS Aftinsfpel W, . H. QREFITH' Spons ' Wallace or ' M' Check A ett , ' HAN S' Wh93IleY. Isl Ii'iaB11iCk' G- PUEEN' SpOn50r ' W es. ' ,f Lund G Rosenba Um. Front row: D. , . 1 bore Mzddle row: Q. W, Jensen, E. Seas , P. Huchd, R. Hedberg. Ndson, E. Ryan. rn a rx. P. Peters. S. Back row: W. Prez Ndson. W! x'x M 1 v5gr:::::::l ....f d Q O l v. FOR5C'RY'N' . , x.ARSW' PERRY M. BUNDERSON- C G , u.. - ' QFOED- :YER NX. WMOM- W' CA D. LARSEN' K' K 11.901 ' ' QQ .J O . W ' '11 ,r id 4 g 2 R. PEARSE, F. DOA SCHOOL HONOR PL AY 9 Wag omQ a 1 ,E Ulllllllil lliaauolul 'liwwia--1 K NE, A. HIGGINSON, B. FORREST, , Q3 gs X 3-tl 2 g xi Dlmxes OQ Denz GUCQ 'J I BOY'S,,G1EE 'SOLOYS Muff Front: L, Anderson. D. Bow Chnsscnscn C B o w 6 e R. -' , . h.Bc1ch:B. CoXburn.M,Murp V n,W EH, fifwjg H ward, W. Freeman, R. BUCK, o BX ck, R. DQMMS, M. Checkeus, H. a B. Jcppscn. ,Q Www Orme I ' Baird G L ' Hall R- Per ' D' Rudd-11 rY. E, B-Ott' E?S'ta?lkfWa1Iac2, H I ef' C. Nelsgnfefson, D4 Butler ww VM K A ,auvl 5 ..,, rg ' W mnsics EF . f ' GAYLON ROSENBAUM RAYMOND CHRISTENSEN E ,. XCF, AROLNY R FR ON BAK ' SWS Front row' M Peirce I Lcmon E H . , . ' . . adficld. C. Larsen. ER M. Peirce. Svcond row: B. Barnard, G. Hunsaker, D. Lund. HUNSPXK' L. Knudsvn. S. Rice. S. Baker. Third row: P. Wallace. GWEN LEMON H. Black Q. Nelson, G. Rosenbaum. R. Christensen XLENE G. Bishop. Sponsor. Q . X1'Y'YXi PEXRCE MAYM ' A PURSE NUXRXY. Jo I O 0 l' I O . ADMELD r.i.u1: E LARSEN CAM ' DEE LUND LEORA KNUDSON HAROLD BLACK BLAINE BARNARD EUEDA CHRISTOFFERSON PAUL WALLACE 'D QUENTIN NELSON x O OPCLQSfPO .,, ...... :::::::::: ' a3SS5f5ff5f555g:5S From row: P. Hansen, D, Burt, B. Richards, B. Hansen, C. Anderson, J. Anderson, C. M F. Freeze, E. Olsen. Second row: D. Jensen, W. Ellis, L. Jensen, D. P D. Barker, D. Bradford, G. Anderson, G. Hansen, I. Rigb . J. Horsley. B. Harmon. Third row: D, Joh N. Richardson, B. Wold, N. El' I.. Iverson. Sta ' ' almrose. eterson, A. Hunsaker, y G. Holmes, F. Hubbard, R. Tingey nson, L. Nelson, B. Lee, S. Thomps iason, C. Bradshaw, M. Hillam, J. W ' riding. R. Pearse, L. Olsen, C, Johnson. LLO SOI-OISTS CE VIOI IN SOLOIST . :wg 'E' ...W I on, G. Ward., right, S. B If a er, O. Arbon, IANO SOI-OIST P ' N HARM0 BRUCE ROSE . 1 C-MALM .PRHEZL B, HARMON' F A PIANSIQN PAUUNE LSEN J HORSLEY' E' O TET STRING QUIN BUR7 N. D- JOHNSO EN ON. C' HAN5 G' ANDEISLSEN. PAUUNE EDITH HANSEN BY, G. G ANDERSON' I' RIG 5 ff if if 'R i f gf 3 i r Q f Sf m1 N ,JU'3 Y -ggi Q Q 'W 43 in y f1V-- fin HW JM 912323123 ,mf .ff ' ,lf ZH W g an 355 m 3' HQ fl A L 1 fill A, I 5.9 N35 523 1,93 sl? , V? 523 if ma? wi, dw H 7 4jf . X55 is 3 :J ,Q LH 9 , 6 , U it 9 Q5 O l PU m CJ jo P Every band-man has the secret ambition of becoming the Drum Major - to lead the band when on parade- to wear the gorgeous uniform and to show that he can assume the responsibility attending the position. Of the Drum Majors at Box Elder in the last five years all have been Seniors, all have won HB pins, three have been Band Presidents, as in the case this year, and three have gone on to become College Drum Majors. We are all proud of Dick for his clean, sterling qualities and leadership and predict a successful future for him. RICHARD HARRIS Drum Major und Band Prc's1ident Bu nd Qiiiceras If you know these students, you can just imagine how many things they can do to keep the Band machinery clicking. To be a successful officer of any organization, is to assume added responsibility and our officers always do it-with a smile-Do you see any smiles in this picture? Richard Harris. President: Bill H o l m e s , Reporleri Leon C a r v e r, Quarter- master: Beth White, Vice- President: Helen Thorne. Helen W r i g h t, Lorna Gardner, Winnifred Han- sen, and Helen Hillstrom. Librarians: J e a n Dalton, Secretary Cllbsentj. H 9' s l C I G A r. . o or' ucw , . 2'-A -4 F' f . 0 op rvu ll 'JW Marie Bunderson, I E w L0 Q? is HIGHSCHDOL '52 -t ter 4 a l i 4' lim? Xt... ,- C N X41 Left to Right: Richard Harris, Drum Major: Norma Facer. Beth Christensen. Donna Bott. Nsyfdf v w f it ff. we . . . ,. . N MK- Th e fls win t respe we places on the Color Guard largely through their ability to march with a steady h t all ai r ca riage. 'Tp look at them you probably think they are winners of some beauty contest. .W 1 - f 4 8 I I bd nk ge are ap av of our fine Box Elder girls DV i young fel vw - ah come here in the fall to look for Peaches AA, fl I Ofj, ursefywh Slap to think of the many placcsithese girls head the parade. its no wonder that all .Q J 5 Y If Front row: George Cook. Keith Young. Forsgren, Carma Anderson. Betty Ann Hansen. JL. Grant Anderson. LcJune Second row: Donna Tingey. Don Bowen. A. C. Cook. Ted Burt. Wayne Anderson, Jack Davis, Leo Nelson. Richard Harris. Third row: Grant Welling, Noel Johnson. David Peters. l.eGrande Colby CAbsentJ. oio Al-EGFR To prepare solos. is to get just that much more out of your music. These are the people who can be depended upon as section leaders and to go on in college. Last year Box Elder's Band Seniors were awarded over three hundred dollars in college scholarships. Here's to the soloists: we don't know what we would do without you in our school and church programs. 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Www A 'WR Y warm' ' 'hu-ff f w iff,- Lcfx so Bob Oavks. Cbnter, forward: Omer CAXX for Le 1 ward: Nhrk . Ylkchard Hanks. can Huchck h n Yovsgvcn. rkghr. D ' Joh ward. to rkghx: Dw mme Pm L Yhmcs, forward. caplam. Center. qudfd: . I.- dwson. to 53 hymn Mo wks Bcppcrson. gl mrdg Leon Carve Mor forwn gomew, aurdg , mf 1, guard. Wf'7wMf J A 1, I iyxfb Q9 Y fr figfrfwfwa ' :V . , f ff 'MM Gs Qxkljigx ,f 1 f ff S c d c 1 h wrward: Chvkc X,owcXX Rasmussen f orLL'L1x11. Vxknlknc, Guard: lXXan .Sense hy Law, guard. 'Yard . a dar d 1 B ntpu m U PG INT R D AMURAL Swmmmc O. Sanford SR, DwxsxoN T. Larsen, W. Coburn QC: KIX5 BQXAXOYX SXSKQW ad- 3 I Xl 'rsi 'Owl :5'YXaU93zg- Fgecofld 'ow IE- Swim J U NIOR DIWSION BA SKE-I-B AL First e ro . cond rowfus C. Jensen . Peterson 'LIS. Jensen V L ' ' Wilde ' - B , L. D afes. T. Nelson' D. Lat a sen' ve P0rr, Jep PSO ' AN Ver Cbneidll, Vol, ACER 1131151 Er, S Ggbg S anis SLUIMW fl Man ' 7g age Man on X who MSW. Eye 'v llulmmuim 3 , . M 00,78 o F a9er ETQALL 9014 BASKJ. Gutmen. ' M421- X m?509' XVX em ,Y gudxvil ww S 5 bank' ' f DEL, '?In?,2S V' Tmg JUNIOR DIVKSXON VOLLEYBALL L. Hansen. K Nagao. V. Sederhohn First row: R. Koioed, ' Jeppson, L. Baron, Seco nd row. D. D. Young. F. Stewart, K. Christensen, A. C. J. Jensen, D. Freeman. J. Chris Coach Fergnson. - s 5 . :annum - fri 5 iam sm- q 6 .1 . 1 24,3 .fe Y sz f' Bark roi? L T, r, Wagno tensen, R ' Hills HI, V A. Udyl or ufilsrisrensen . I 1 negar. FFOUI row' E Ulgey' , 4 . Lwsogl' V- Chr-rstense liar: 'ow-' C. Jorgtburn, R. Hillam E c am. n, R. Nielson, - enson, E. Whitjllllofslihrqeel , . Peterson' A. Udy Front row: A. Udy, R. Hillam. E. Fishburn, E. Whitworth, E. Peterson. Bach row: C. Jordon, R. Lee, M. Jenson. i i '1i'.'1f.fg..fC. N. A , M, Wilson. lgllc X all .tg-,ev Adagio Duncerfs My nc Nulwn' Frank Moyes, l.eonc Mecham. ,uP gnu- gon V' mv H Motrks AQ,pI4vm'v AMB Sc: ' Willard Call, Donna Tingey, O A? Y ky., Li,-. Qharlcs 4, Q, :-sf Woody Hansen Frank Moyes, Leone Mecham, Morris Jcppersolp, Cleo Jensen Donna Tingey, Woody Hansen, Cleo Jensen, + . MQW Q A QW W WW Qiflfv , L 22W'Vf M' A 1' SCCXCY ' Mrfow' . . MMU- .W I Il in flqhm CMUSWYN X ,U vux L ' U T41 Q 1 1 if .ff PINLQ Poms umkvqld 'Xu Standing llcfl IU righlb: I..wcrnc Jcppson. M a r g a r cl Ann XVilson. Kl7L'L'1llYlIf R 0 m .1 Vl'L'CI1LlI1, Nol.1 Owvns. YJ TVNNIAS ' T - Left Io righr: Ifac Smokes. lining Bm1Uc.1nuwCnok, B.1fb.1m Slmllnui, UN , ng Vymvxxxvll ' Xjuvulxw X Ou -.hi ' ,' xv 'W , ' - . -A llml MAX JXXOY 'kW,knphyXXxs RMK' Slum Nxdsmx. Rm '1 ' V nlmll- hm' 5 , , . 1 CL! A-I' l l 'A . l cincmq NN ' dev 1 . a linudsoni jyaech Nelson n ' o ' X MS Stokes' :Q eww EMS 0 2 Hans ' NXAYY Bernice Stokes. Carol Housley, Doris Barker, Lillian Sheffield. 3,5699 Frances Doane ,,,,.,,...--Q-MM Al J ANR UL Marie Bunderson, Glaya Hall, Helen Bott, Helen Wright, Donna Mdrsh, Helen Cook, Katherine Hodges. Bam' Nm Nelson Beth White, Lillie Mills, Mae Anderson. I' S ll- 3 A, A?ZsafQ 1 - T slI ' rf, . --.........., 55 rw M KY iff? Persv nuliry Plus Peck.a,B oo.. What Aff You Playing? Yo u Don ,I M Pan lrg SSA. .. iifrjfiy,-W I. 5 ,A ' ' 'Q . ,mf'5mi'i'A,. we V .Hif i . Q fu.. , lg' 'S' , J, In f 1' ,IN . 1 and Benny Ml r Qniole ANDERSON, LEE fBrighamj Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Adventure Club 1, 2: B'Iver 4: Opera 2, 4. ANDERSON, MAY KCorirmej Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. 1, 2, 3: Glee Officer 4: Opera 2, 4: Social Leadership 4: Dance Review 3, 4. ANDERSON, WILLIAM fBtfgf7f1f77Q Archery 1, 2: Future Craftsman 1: Science 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Business Man- ager Boomerang 4. BAIRD, LORAINE fWl'llUfdj Short Story 2: Opera 2, 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Beaux Art 3, 4: Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 1, 4: Girls' League Officer 4: Bee Staff 4: Dance Review 3, 4. BAKER, SIMON KBr1'ghamj Football 3, 4: Tumbling Club 3: Engi- neers' Club 4: Officer 4: Debating 3, 4. BARKER, HARRY fwillardj F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. BARKER, RAY KBezzr Riuerj F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Officer 4: Girls' League Vaudeville 4. BARKER, REX KBear Riuerj Adventure Club 2: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: B'1ver 4. BARNES, MARK fBrigham1 Boys' League Officer 4: B'1ver 3, 4: Officer 4: Basketball 3, 4: Captain 4: Track 4: Dance Committee 4: B Club 4. BLACK, HAROLD fBrigha Q B'Iver 4: Rifle Club : Adventure Club 2: Glee C1 b 2, 3' : Soloist 2, 4: Bee Staf : O a 2, 4: Debating 4. BLACK, E righamj Ad re b 2, 1: Rifle Club 2, 3: Glee lu , 2, 4: Football 4: Opera 2, 4: Boys' League Minstrel 4. BOTT, DONNA fBrighamj Beaux Art 3, 4: Officer 3: Short Story Z: Bee Ette 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Color Guard 4. BUNDERSON, DEAN Klirighamj Student Body Officer 4: Basketball 1. 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: B Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 3: Bee Staff 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. BUNDERSON, MARIE I Brigham 1 Secretarial Club 1, 2, 3: Beaux Art 4: Bee Ette 4: One Act Plays 2, 4: Honor Play 3, 4: Color Guard 4: Posture Parade 3: Dance Review 2, 3, 4. clivilies BURT, WAYNE 1HoneyviIIe1 F. F. A. 1: Football 3: Adventure Club 2: Rifle Club 3: B'1ver 4. BURT, AETON fBrighamj G. A. C. 1: Secretarial 2, 3: Home Ec. Club 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. BURTON, FERN fBrighamj Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. 3: Secretarial 4. BYWATER, JIM B. fBrighamj Archery 2: Rifle 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CALL, WILLARD fBrighamj Football 3. 4: B Club 4: F. F. A. 2: Rifle Club 3. 4: Tumbling Club 3: School Play 4. CARTER, MERLE fPerry1 G. A. C. 1, 2: Officer 2: Social Leader- ship 4: Bee Ette 4: Girls' League Officer 4: Fashion Show 1. 2, 3. CARTER, MIRIAM KPark Valley Q School Play 1, 2: Social Leadership 4: Girls' League 3, 4. CARLSON, ILENE KWiIIardj Dramatic Club 1 : Beaux Art Club 3, 4: Officer 3: Bee Ette 3, 4: Girls' League Officer 1, 3, 4: Student Body Officer 4: Fashion Review 1, 2, 3. CHRISTENSEN, KENT fBrigham1 F. F. A. 1. 2: Rifle Club 3, 4: Officer 4. CHRISTENSEN, ADELLE fBrighamQ Boomerang Staff 1: Speech Club 1: Short Story 2: Beaux Art 3: Bee Ette 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Bee Staff 4. CHRTSTENSEN, BETH fBrighamj Beaux Art Club 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Posture Parade 3: Color Guard 4. CHRISTENSEN, MARY L. KBrigham2 G. A. C. 1, 2, 3: Fashion Show 2: Vaudeville 1, 3. CHRISTENSEN, VERLANE Klirighamj G. A. C. 1, 2, 3: Vaudeville 3: Class Basketball 2. C1-IRTSTENSEN, WAYNE K Brigham 2 Adventure Club 1: Engineers' Club 3: Rifle Club 4: Officer 4: Vaudeville 3. 4. COOK, IRENE fW1'llardj Short Story 1: Secretarial Club 2, 3, 4: Bee Staff 3, 4: Dance Review 3: Vaud- eville 3. COOK, HELEN fBrighamj Dance Review 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 3: Vaudeville 3: Beaux Art 4. NAME Anderson, ae Anderson. Lee Anderson, Wayne Anderson, William Baird,Loraine Baker, Simon Boothe. LaRue Barker. Harry Bott, Donna Barker, Ray M. Bunderson, Marie Barker. Rex Burt, Afton Barnard, Blaine Burton. Fern Barnes. Mark Black. Harold Black. Robert Bunderson, Dean Burt. Wayne Bywater, J. B. Carlson, Ilene Call, Willard Carter, Miriam Campbell, Hitmon Christenson. Kent Christenson, Adele Carter. Merle Christensen. Wayne Christensen, Beth Christensen, l.aVell Christensen. Mary Christensen, Verlaine Cook. Helen Davis. Helen Doane, Frances Eliason, Irma Ellis. Wilma Forrest. Bob Facer, Norma Freeman, Dean Fishburn, Enid Frost, Grant Forsgren, Vaudys Forsgren, Russell Freeman. Irene Freeman, Wynn Gardner, Lorna Goodliffe. Leon Hall, Glaya Halling, Merrill Hansen, Beryl Plansen. Ned Hamilton. Bessie Haramoto, George clansen, Mary -larris, Richard i-Iansen, Pauline Holmes, Bill NICKNAME Mae Levi Wayne Bill Loraine Simon Boothie Barker Pumpkin Ray Maria Rex Afton Taxi Irene Barnes Hen Bob Hervin Wayne B Ilene Ben Miriam Harmon Tug Pudge Carter Wayne Chris Blondie Mary Verlaine Cookie Davis Frannie Soak Wilma Robert Baby Face Dean Fish Grant Blondie Russ Irene Bottle-nose Lorna Goody Glaya Merrill Beryl Hans Hamie George Arkansas Dick Polly Will OP oll WEAKNESS Her voice Delone Sluffing Photography Mr. Law's little Boy Being nice Tremonton Girls Pete Cookies UB., Oh yeah School Violin Morris Two-timing Women Singing Call AMBITION Sing in the Metropolitan Be a farmer Get married Photograph a nudist Sing with Nelson Eddy Get a date Be an air hostess Can't think of it Catch up on her sleep Be a hog caller Be one of the family Be a farmer Does anyone know? Shoot a duck A ring to match her watch Dancing cheek to cheek Bridges Marie Boyd Muscles Getting up at 1:00 A. M. F. F. A. Feeding Pigs Her new formal Thorns Acting bright Boys Sailor Boys C. C. C. Camp C. C. C. Camp Boys Canada Older boys Ray School Reading Peaches Johnny Weismuller Paul Silence Frank Hunting Study Here's a hint, CB.H.l Trude Liquor Malad Milking cows Willard Ole's Hector Pitching Baseball Max Healt Send Own a car Curly hair Chemist Keep from going baid Be an Engineer Electrical Engineer Be Mrs. Jeppson 24-inch biceps Park Valley Be a farmer Be a Romeo College with sisters Be a Mayor's wife Drive a truck Get a boy friend Join the Navy h, wealth and happiness Get her man Get one Own-a Rolls Royce Be everybodys friend Be a farmer's wife She won't talk Army General Be one Swim in North Pond Teach him the shag Talk for an hour more men on missions - Boot legging Be a good girl Wild Life College Degree Hold two quarts To marry Lynn Own a dairy Go to College Sergeant of C. S. M, Live in Bear River Join a Big League A ring like Donna's Ilene Play Getting Sentimental on his trombone Allen Play like Rubinoff Preparation for Jeppson Join Benny Goodman Russ, mah. son Ixrmwhuund ff! I tn ,vm ,nk Hifthvrs Good Gnd Tough Long John BRIGHAM AUTO, A SUPPLY., f' A TIRES7-PAR'l'S+ACGESSORIES I l K ' A ,Aff .PILIONEQ3 ' f . f . 23 Years of Friendly 'Service Awe Never? Close Li, FOR HEALTH AND GOOD TASTE EAT lce Cream Every Day Our Lzirge Variety of Ice Cream and Fountain Dishes Will Please the Most Discriminating. Special Flavor Combinations For Your Party Peach City lce Cream - -n Company 1 BRQT-mia , M. 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Where You Will Find Economical Refinement for CLUB DINNERS DANCING PARTIES BRIDGE HGWARD CAFE ow 's Fo Bgddlb FA BNN, .ULOUP me 'aber W6 fn fy Qniov DAVIS, HELEN fBrighamj Speech Club 1: Beaux Art 4: Bee Ette 4: Honor Play 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Bee Staff 4:' Dance Review 3. DOANE, FRANCES KWilIardj Girls' League Officer 2. 4: Bee Ette 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Honor Play 4: ort Story Club 2: Speech Club 1: 'Glass Officer 1: Harvest Queen 4. EQ1ASON, ERMA fWillardj Opera 2: Beaux Art 3, 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Short Story 1, 2: Dance Review 3, 4: Boys' League Minstrel 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. ELLIS, WILMA KHoneyuillej G. A. C. 3: Orchestra 3, 4: Opera 2, 4: Vaudeville 3, 4. FACER, NORMA fWi'lIardj Dramatic Club 1: Officer 1: Short Story C b 2: Dance Review 2, 3: Off? , olor Guard 4: Fashion os Beaux Art 3 4 Show 1, 3, 4. FISHBURN, E ' mj Home Ec. Club 1, Z: Girls' Athletic 3: Beaux Art 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Fashion Show 1, 3, 4: Bee Staff 4: Dance Review 2, 3. FORREST, BOB q'Br1'gham1 School Play 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Archery Club 2: Future Craftsman 3: Science 4. FORSGREN, VAUDYS fHOLU0lU Beaux Art 3, 4: Bee Ette 4: Dance Review 3: Bee Staff 3: Assistant Editor 4: One Act Plays 3. FREEMAN, DEAN fBrighamj Camera Club 1: Engineers' 3: B'Iver 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. FREEMAN, IRENE fBrI'ghamj Girls' Glee l: Girls' League Officer 3: Bee Staff 4. FREEMAN, WYNN ,Brighamj Boys' League Officer 1, 4: Adventure Club l, 2: Officer 2: B Club 4: B'1ver 3, 4: Officer 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Opera 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Swimming Team 3. GARDNER, LORNA fBear Riuerj Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Officer 4: Bee Ette 4: Beaux Art 3, 4: Officer 4: Short Story Club 2, Speech 1: Dance Review 3, 4: Opera 4: Fashion Show 2, 3, 4. HALL, GLAYA KBrighamj Opera 2: G. A. C. l, 2, 3: Beaux Art 4: Posture Parade 3: School Trio 4: Dance Review 3, 4. divihes HALLING, MERRILL KMGUIUUQ F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Vaudeville 3: Intramural 4. I-IANsEN, BERYL fBrighamj Girls' League Officer 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: One Act Play 3: Short Story Z: Beaux Art 3, 4: Speech Club 2: Harvest Queen 3. HANSEN, MARY KBrighamj Fashion Show 1: Home Ec. Club 2, 3: Beaux Art 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Short Story Club 2. HANSEN, NED fBrighamj Engineers' Club l, 2: Rifle Club 3, 4: Officer 4: Vaudeville 2, 4. HARRIS, RICHARD K Brigham 1 Class Officer 1: B Club 4: Student Body Officer 4: Football 2, 3 : Bee Staff 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: B'Iver 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Drum Major 4: F. F. A. 2. HIGGINSON, ALICE fBrighm-nj Dramatic Club 1: G. A. C. 2, 3: Beaux Art 4: One Act Play 3: Honor Play 4: Bee Ette 4: Dance Review 3. HILLAM, EDNA fBrz'ghamj Camera Club 1: Fashion Show 1, 2: Vocations Club 2: Secretarial Club 3, 4. HIRSCHI, CURTIS KBrighamj Basketball 1, 2, 4: F. F. A. 4: Intra- mural 3. I-IODCES, KATHERINE KBI-ighamj Speech Club 1: Short Story 2: Beaux Art 3, 4: Bee Ette 3, 4: Officer 4: Prom Committee 3: Dance Review 2. 3, 4: Posture Parade 3: Bee Staff 4: Fashion Show 3, 4. HOLMES, BILL fBrighamj Adventure Club l, 2: Engineers' Club 3: B'Iver 4: Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Officer 4: Soloist 3: Boomerang Staff 4: Bee Staff 4. HOLMES, ALICE fBrighamj Fashion Show 1: Dramatic Club 1: Short Story Club 2: Class Officer Z: Beaux Art 3, 4: Dance Review 3: Bee Staff 4. HOWARD, BOB KBri'ghamj Quartet 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' League Minstrel 4: Opera 2, 4: School Play 2: Adventure Club 2, 3. HUBBARD, EDNA fwlllfdtdj Fashion Show 1: Home Ec. Club 1, 2: Dance Review 3: Beaux Art 3, 4. JENSEN, ANNA fBrighamj Debating 1: Girls' League Officer 2: G. A. C. 2: Beaux Art 3: Bee Ette 3, 4: Bee Staff 4: One Act Play 1, 3: Prom Committee 3. NAME Higginson. Alice Howard. Bob Hillam, Edna Hirschi. Curtis Hodges, Katherine Holmes, Alyce Hubbard, Edna Hunsaker. June Ipsen, Lewis Jensen, Anna Jensen, Calvin Jensen, Cleo Jensen, Roy Jensen, Lucille Jensen, Weston Jensen, Mae Ferron Vacations Buttons Jepperson, Morris Jensen. Ortel Jeppson, Boyd Jensen, Nedra Jeppsen, Rex Jeppson, Donna Jeppson, Roma James, Jesse Jones, Betty Josephson, Oleen Johansen, Wallace Johansen, Curtis Johansen, Brant Knudson, Nina Keyes, Gale Kunzler, Afton Kuwatta. Jimmy Kunzler, Lois Larsen. Harold Lavor. Nola Lund. Dee Leggett, June Larsen. Shirley Mackey. Rose May Merrell. Paul Marsh. Donna Montgomery, Lynn Marsh. Lois Madsen, Carl Mclntire, Wilma Merrell, Orville Mills, Lillie Moyes. Frank Musulas, Angeline Nebeker, Ferron Nelson, Beth Nagoo. Hiro Nelson, Betty Mae Nelson Leo Nelson, Ve Loy Nelson, Quentin Newman, Thelma Nelson. Shirley Nichols, Verna . eniov all NICKNA Higgie Fat Edna Curt Gert Holmes Edna Hessy Pee-Wee Anna Cal Cleo Roy Luie Jimmy Mae Jep Art Boyd Polly Bucker Donna Roma Jess J onesy Oleen Wally Curt Johns Tena Keyes Afton Jim Lois Yates Nola Orville June Shirley ME Farmer Rose Paul Swamp Bootch- Kakkie Carl Lillie Sawn Lillie Moyes Ang Beth Hiro Mae Leo VeLoy Quint Thelma Stag Verna Mooche WEAKNESS Gaylon Female shapes Her boy friend Jokes Postman Short skirts Studying Hay stacks Blue yodels Ford Running wild Adagio dancing Writing themes Checking Willard Pea Vinery Her Dad's car Athletics Her pretty legs Trying to sing Collinston Not going to school Her hair Mantua Fishing Bear River Girls Vere Ogden women Horses Guitars Reed Chemistry School Big feet Home Basketball Singing Tess Cats and Canaries Mone School Ciarden Beth Guy in Ogden Drawing Elmer Freshies Good marks Wild Parties New Coaches Y Farmers W Lynn Farming Composing Weather prophet Beth Hansen girl Seth Quietness Transcription all AMBITION Be the life of the party Get a date Marry him Be a business man Go to Germany Be on the football team Get fat Visit Ogden jail No got 'em Go to Logan Act funny Laugh and grow tall I will? Go on a mission Throw a party for a week Be prepared for Elmer To be it Go to Hawaii Put Crosby out of business Be a boy Mayor of Mantua Take Jean Harlow's place Be the best cook in Mantua Go to war Be a jeweler Keep her watch from jewelers More Ogden women Colleges Mountain music Settle down in Plymouth Discover element number 101 Graduate with honors Be a big man Go back home Coach Sixth Ward Hollywood Hot times Be an old maid Oh well Marry Get out this year hite house with green shutters Play College Basketball Find out his name Professional artist Get her man Graduate before Paul Get all A's Section Gang Get a date with Floyd Get her man Make a million Be a Joan Davis Asistant to Mr. Richardson Sister act for Major Bowes Find a steady Go back to Park Valley Get a Freshie Be a stenographer WW Corinne Cowboys Jus! A Pirate Mom in pop Bill an d Barr V A Twig' Jus! Three of the Buys -ua X 1 My - v ' Congratulations I S to the Class of A 1 683899 s 'A ' O lVlenclenhall's Auto Parts tl My till!! n E 6 Congratulations M TRI-STATE Class of l938 LUMBER COMPANY OLES MARKET . U. S. Inspected Meats M To 0 I2 SAKQGGSADJW THE FOOD STORES SHEFFIELD CASH Operated by BURNINGHAM AND THOMAS PHONE 69 We sell Charm . . . C0ngk'atUlati0nS SMART APPAREL Fon Wo Class I938 ' ELITE SHOP Brown's Shoe Hospital Exclusive But Not Expen 38 South Main Street Ut HABITS FORMED IN YOUTH AFFECT YOUR FUTURE Acquire the habits of honesty and thrift and you will have no financial worries when you are in business for yourself. . xp ' X ' Q X Q XX X Q SEEN QSX sg ss gg S XXXSS E X , X X ' X x X N x N X OF BRIGHAM CITY Deposits Guaranteed Under Government Plan We wish to congratulate the Boomerang Staff and the students of Box Elder High School on submitting such a lovely year book It will bring back the happiest of memories as years go by. May we be mingled in those happy memories as a store of BETTER VALUES ALWAYS. C. A. WEST CO. QniOP JENSEN, CALVIN KBear Riuerj Glee Club 4: F. F. A. 1, 3, 4: Advegn- ture Club 2, Opera 4. JENSEN, CLEO fBrighamJ School Play 1: Home Ec. Club 1, 2: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Officer 4: Bee Ette 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Fashion Show 4: Posture Parade 3. JENSEN, LUCILLE fBrighamj Short Story Club 1, 2: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Officer 4: Bee Staff 4. JENSEN, MAE KBrighamj Home Ec. Club 1, 2: G. A. C. 4: Secre- tarial Club 3: Fashion Show 1: Swim- ming Team 4. JENSEN, NEDRA KBear Riverj Dance Review 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 4: Girls' League Officer 4: Opera 4: G. A. C. 1, 2: Beaux Art 3: Bee Ette 4: Social Leadership 4: Class Officer 4: One Act Play 3. JENSEN, ROY KBear Riuerj Adventure Club 2: F. F. A. 1, 3, 4: Band 1. JENSEN, WESTON KBrz'ghamj B'Iver 4: Swimming Team 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Adventure Club 2: Track 4. JEPPSEN. DONNA KMfmruaj Archery Club 3: e l 2' Social Lea s ' : ash : G. A. Q, JEPPESEN, BOYD W Uflfullj Glee Club 1, 2 pera 2, 4: F. F. A. 3, 4: B'Iver 3: Football 3: Checker Club 4: Boys' League Minstrel 4. JEPPERSON, MORRIS fBrigham2 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Rifle Club 4: B'Iver 4, Senior Play 4. JONES, BETTY fBl'l- hamj 9 School Play Z: Breaux Art 4: Dance Review 4: Posture Parade 3. JOHANSON, WALLACE fwlillafdj F. F. A. l, 2: Rifle Club 3: Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, BRANT KBr1'ghamj School Play 2: Rifle Club 3, 4: Officer 3, Vaudeville l, JOHNSON. CURTIS fBrighamj F. F. A. 1. 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Intra- mural 4: Vaudeville 4. JOHNSON, NOEL IBear Riverj Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Soloist 1, 2, 3, 4: B'Iver 4: Opera 4: Glee Club 4: Boys' League Minstrel 4. Achvilies JOSEPHSON, OLEEN KBrighamJ Band 1, 2: Adventure Club 1: Vaude- ville 3: Science Club 2, 3: B'Iver 4. KEYES, GALE fWz'lIardj Vaudeville 3, 4: F. F. A. 2: Science Club Zvf3, 4: Officer 3. KNUDSON, NINA KBrighamj Home Ec. Club 1, 2: Secretarial Club 3: 4: Officer 3, 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Fashion Show 4. R 1 xW KUNZLER, AFTON L. fPm-k-Vniieyj School Play l, 2,: G. A. C. 4: Fashion Show 3. KUNZLER, LOIS KPark Valleyj School Play 1, 2: Social Leadership 4: Girls' League 3, 4. KUWATA, JIMMY KHoneyuiIIej F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural 3, 4: Basketball 4. LAVER, NOLA fMantua2 Glee Club 1, 2: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretarial Club 3, 4. LARSEN. HAROLD fBrighamj F. F. A. 1, 2, 3.4: Officer 3, 4: Judging Team 3, 4: Basketball 3, Foot- ball 2. LEGGETT, JUNE flBfl-ghdmj Fashion Show 1 : Debate Club 1 : Vaud- eville 2, 3. 4: Short Story Club 2: Home Ec. Club 3: Social Leadership 4. LUND, DEE fBrighamj Adventure Club 2: B'Iver Club 3, 4: Engineers' Club 1: Debating 4. MADSEN, CARL KBrighamJ Art Editor Boomerang 4: Dance Com- mittee 4: Science Club 3, 4: Officer 4: Taxidermy Club Officer 2: Campaign Manager School Play 4. MARSH, DONNA fBr1'ghamJ Short Story Club 1: G. A. C. Club 2: Officer Z: Vaudeville 2, 3: Home Ec. Club 3: Officer 3: Dance Review 3, 4: Posture Parade 3: Social Leadership 4. MARSH, LOIS fBfl-ghdmj Dance Review 3, 4: Camera Club 1: Vaudeville 4: Social Leadership 4: Home Ec. Club 2, 3: Fashion Show 4. MCINTIRE, WILMA KCorr'nneJ Fashion Show 1: Home Ec. Club 3: Vocation Club 2: Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. MERRELL, ORv1LLE fBrighamj Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Camera Club 2, 3: B'Iver 4: Bee Staff 4: Vaudeville 2. NAME Nelson. Vaughn Norman. Farrell Owens. Grant Olsen. John Parsons, Mary Peterson. Elvera Peters. Paul Peterson, Weston Pugsley. Richard Rich. Lois Reeder. Glenn Palmer. Reed Richards. Betty Reeves, Hal Ruddell. Dora Mae Richardson, Theodore Rosenbaum. Gaylon Ryan, Edward Sackett. Merle Secrist, Harold Shelby. Ruth Sederholm, Vern Smith. lda Seifert. Robert Stander. Marie Sloey. Todd Stokes, Gladys Smith. George Stone. Blythe Spindler, Fred Sycamore, Ruth Steffensen. Elwood Stokes. Chester Stowell. Max B. Tanner, Florence Tanaka. Russell Thorne. Helen Thompson. Elva Tingey. Norma Valcarce. Joseph Wallace. Gwendolyn VN'atanabe. Howard Wardrop. Shirley Welling, Ralph Whitworth. Elaine Wendel, Arthur Woodyatt. Iris Wendel. YVilford Wright, Helen Wheatley. Spencer Wilde. Carma White. Boyd Williams, Alice Wright. Robert VJise. Peggy Wood. Elaine Yates. Maxine Yates, Mildred 0 eniop NICKNAME Vaughn Farrell Owens John Mary Elvera Peetie-Vv'eetie Weston Richard Richie Glenn Plumber Berry Hal Dodie Ted Rosy Ed Sackey Sekie Mrs. Wintle Vern Brown Bob Happy Toby Happy George Stoney Rudolph Johnny Steffy Shasta Max Flossie Tank Helen Mrs Annabelle Joe Gwenie Howard Shirley Willie Elaine Art Iris Rodney, the Rock X 0 Call WEAKNESS Food Taking ca rs apart Selling class rings Guns Her diamond Roller skating AMBITION Big busines man of Mantua Be a farmer W. P. A. boss Be an English teacher Holy state of matrimony Be an expert Fish Sleep six hours a day Not studying Graduate ls that so Be like Curtis Salt Lake Live there Cows Be a cow puncher Merle School teachers Her home Go back Disturbing class Be tough Blonds A beauty shop owner Vv'inning bets Grow six feet Debating Win an argument with a girl Cradle snatching Be here in time for first hour Dennis Go to the U. of Idaho Clothes Prop manager of a burlesque Her husband Be the perfect wife Postman Own a factory Bud Marry the guy Swimming A perfect wife Her watch Be a school teacher Cars Graduate Swimming in winter Learn how to ice skate Vvlomen To have black hair Perc Break hearts for a living Bragger Second Matt Compton Max Grow long hair You guessed it Chewing gum So, so Get at least one B Haircuts Be like Father Lynn Get a second hand marriage license Baseball Top beets Basses Get one Her husband Kee him ha P PPY Logan Follow Ruths example. a plain gold band How's tricks? Rock Springs Studying Corinne Borrowing money Logan Learn about guns Blue's singer Be an air pilot Does anyone know? Be a crooner Be a nurse Getting more subscriptions Know it all Willard Who knows? Vdomen and corn And more corn and more women Helen Vvfayne Spence Showing off Carma U. S. Navy Boyd Janice Alice Her boy friend Bob Cooking Owl Sluffing Chemistry Cooky Vw Chemistry Curly Ogden boys Milly Ogden boys Go to the B. Y. U. Do the Big Apple Be a sailor's wife Make a home in Willard Get married A beautiful wife To marry a doctor Be a good cook Make her home in Ogden To go to Ogden High t ,vi nv nit. nmows. 51150 a iii ff' . . ii: RMU is . 's I X. Ale w 1 -, XM-a' Bashlul Inari .su-na.,1 eniOP MILLS, LILLIE fCorinnej G. A. C, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Review 3, 4. MONTGOMERY, LYNN fBrighamj F. F. A. 1: Glee 1, 4: Rifle Club 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Opera 1, 4. MOYES, FRANK fBrighaml Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Basket- ball 2: Track 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Officer 3: B Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' League Officer 2, 3, 4. ' MUSULAS, ANCELINE fBrighamj Fashion Show 1: Dramatic Club 1: Short Story 2: Vaudeville 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Class Officer 3: Bee Ette 3, 4: Beaux Art 3, 4: Bee Staff 4. NEBEKER, FERRON 5 Willard 1 F. F. A. 1: Adventure Club 2: Science Club 3, 4. NELSON, BETTY MAE fBrighamj Bee Ette 3, 4: Officer 4: Speech Club 1: Beaux Art 3, 4: Short Story Club 2: Officer 2: Prom Committee 3: Dance Review 2, 3, 4: School Play 3: Bee Staff 3, 4: Lewis Oratorical Winner 1: S. A. R. Oratorical Winner 1. NELSON, QUENTIN fBrighamj 5 En ineers Club 1, 2: B' er 3, ' ro- pe Manage Sch ol 1 y 4' ebating Clu 4: Class a a , , 3, 4. NELSON, SH KB ' amy B'Iver 3, dventure Club 2: Execu- tive Coun 1 4: Cheer Leader 4: Camera Club 1: Bee Staff 4. NEWMAN, THELMA fRosettej School Play 1, 2: Home Ec. Club 4: Archery Club 3. NICHOLS, VERNA fBrighamj Secretarial Club 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. l, 2, 3. OWENS, GRANT fCOrinnej F. F. A. 1: Adventure Club 3: Oration 3: B'Iver 4: Class Officer 4: Execu- tive 4. PALMER, REED flirighamj School Play 1. 2: F. F. A. 4: Liars' Club 3: Athletic Club 3. PARSONS, MARY fWilIardj G. A. C. 1: Home Ec. Club 2: Dance Review 3: Fashion Show 1, 3. PETERS, PAUL Klirighamj Boys' League Officer 4: B Club 4: B'Iver 3, 4: Adventure 1, 2: Class Officer 1: Football 2, 3, 4: Swimming divilies Team 3: Prom Committee 3: Executive Council 4: Bee Staff 4. PETERSON, ELVERA fBrigham1 Home Ec. Club l: G. A. C. 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Opera 4: Fashion Show 1: Vaudeville 3, 4. PETERSON, WESTON K Brigham 2 F. F. A. 2: Science Club 3, 4: Boys' League 1, 2. 3, 4. PUGSLEY, RICHARD KBrighamj F. F. A. 3, Engineers' Club 4: Class Basketball 1, 2: Vaudeville 4. REEDER, GLEN KCorinnej F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' League 1, 2. 3, 4. REEVES, HAL fBrighamj F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Crop Judging Team: Poultry Judging Team: Livestock Judging Team. RICHARDS, BETTY fBrI'ghamj Class Officer 2: Band 2. 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee 1, 2, 3: Music Club 4. RICHARDSON, THEODORE KBrighamj F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Opera 2: Vaudeville l. ROSENBAUM, GAYLON fBrighamQ Engineers' Club l. 2: B'Iver 3, 4: Bee Staff 4: Honor Play 4: Vaudeville 4: Opera 4: Debating 4: Officer 4. RUDDELL, DORA MAE fBrighamj Opera 2, 4: Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 2. 4: G. A. C. 2: Beaux Art 4: Dance Review 3: Fashion Show 1: Vaude- ville 2. RYAN, EDWARD flirighamj Adventure Club 1 : Camera Club 2: B'Iver 3, 4: Officer 4: Prom Committee 3: Class Officer 4: Vaudeville 4, SACKETT, MERLE fBrighaml Fashion Show 1: Short Story Club 1, 2: Officer 2: Beaux Art 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Dance Committee 4: Posture Parade 3. SECRIST, HAROLD 5Brighaml Adventure Club 1, 2: B'1ver 3, 4: Officer 4: Prom Committee 3: Stage Artist and Manager 3, 4: Dance Com- mittee Chairman 3. SEDERHOLM, VERN fBr1'ghumj B'Iver 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. SEIPERT, ROBERT fBrighamj Football 1, 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4: Track 3, 4: B Club 4: Engineers' Club 1, 2, 3: Officer 3: Boomerang Staff 4. STUDENTS We have appreciated yo a d rin past year and wish you well BL0CK9S SMARTEST APPAREL FOR YOUNG MEN o Priced to fit your Pocket Book during the summer vacation . . . PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream . Fresh Churned Creamery Butter COMPTON'S ART AND MUSIC COMPANY Superior Dairy 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. I-IESS, Manager Brigham City, Utah FOR YOUR GOOD HEALTH Eat More FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Nature's Most Healthful Food Christensen Produce Phone 44 FOR HIGH QUALITY AN DIE F' and Ice Cream Try the Hollywood Candy Co. We Use 100 Z Beet Sugar In Our Candies W W we I eniov I clivilies MITH, IDA fBrIghamj Bee Ette 4: Beaux Art 3, 4: Bee Staff 4: Dance Review 3: Short Story 2: Vaudeville 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 1. SNIITH, GEORGE Football l, Z, 3, 4: Aviation Club 2. SPINDLER, FRED fBrI'ghamj Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 4: Adven- ture Club l, 2: B Club 3, 4: Officer 2: Prom Committee 3, STANDER, MARIE KBrigham2 Secretarial Club 3, 4: Fashion Show 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Home Ec. Club l: 2: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. STEFFENSEN, ELWOOD fBr1'ghr1mj WARDROPE, SHIRLEY KCormnej G. A. C. Club 1, 2, 3: Social Leader- ship 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Fashion Show l, 4: Vaudeville 3, 4. WATANABE, HOWARD fHdfp?f2 Adventure Club l: Science Club 3, 4: Officer 3: Band 3, 4. WELLING, RALPH KBrighamj School Play 2: Class Officer l, 2, 3: Student Body Officer 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: B'Iver 3, 4: Adventure Club . E , ARTHUR KBrighamj S1 ce Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: ass President 2: Prom Committee 3: F. F. A. Z, 3, 4: Boys' League 1, ng Staff 3: Editor 4: Valedic- 3, 4. STOKES. GLADYS fPerryj Home Ec. Club l: Vaudeville 2: G. A. C. 2, 3: Dance Review 3, 4: Social Leadership 4. STOKES, CHESTER KBrighamj F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Boys' League l, 2, 3. 4. STONE, BLYTHE KBrighamj Fashion Show 1: Home Ec. Club 1: Short Story Club 2: Beaux Art 4: Vaudeville 2, 3: Girls' League Officer 4. STOWELL, MAX B. fBrighamQ Engineers' Club 4: Opera 4: Boys' Glee 2: Adventure Club l, 2. SYCAMORE, RUTH KBrz'ghamj Girls' League Officer l: Fashion Show l. 3: Home Ec. Club l, 3: Officer 3: Short Story Club 2. TANAKA, RUSSELL ffloneyuillej F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Boys' League l: 2, 3, 4. TANNER, FLORENCE fgrfghdmj Fashion Show 2: Home Ec. Club 2: Secretarial Club 3, 4. TI-IORNE, HELEN fBrighamj School Play l: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Bee Ette 4: Short Story Club l. 2: Bee Staff 4: Secretarial Club 3, 4: Dance Review 3, 4. TINGEY, NORMA KBI-ighamj Home Ec. Club l, 2: Beaux Art 3, 4: Bee Ette 4: Fashion Show l, 3: Prom Committee 3: Boomerang Staff 4. WALLACE, GWENDOLYN fBrighamQ Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Officer 4: Debating Club l: Short Story Club 2: Beaux Art 4: School Play l: Class Officer 3: Opera l. torian 4. WENDEL, WILFORD fBrighamj Football l, 2, 3, 4: BClub 3, 4: F.F.A. l, 2. 3, 4: Class Basketball l, 2. WHEATLEY, SPENCER KH0neyUI'IIej Minstrel 4: School Play 3: F. F. A. Z, 3: Opera 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Mixed Quartet 3. WHITWORTH, ELAINE fBrighamj Home Ec. Club 1: Fashion Show l: G. A. C. 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Vaudeville 2, 3, 4: Bee Ette 4. WIIITE, BOYD fpefryj Football l, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 2, 3: Rifle Club 4: B Club 4: Band 3, 4. WILDE, CARMA KPerryj Fashion Show l, 3, 4: Vaudeville 4: Opera 4: Bee Staff 4: G. A. C. l, 2: Social Leadership 4: Officer 4: Glee Club 3, 4. WILLIAMS, ALICE Clirighamj Camera Club l: Secretarial Club 2, 3, 4: Fashion Show 1, 4: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. WOOD, ELAINE KBrighamj Home Ec. Club 1, 3: Dance Review 3: Vaudeville 3: Fashion Show l,4: Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4. WRIGHT, HELEN fBrighamj Secretarial Club 3, 4: Girls' League Officer 3: Band Officer 2, 3, 4: One Act Plays 3: Short Story Club 1: Officer l : Bee Ette 4: Officer 4: Dance Review 3, 4: Bee Staff 3: Bee Editor 4: Class Officer 4. WRIGHT, ROBERT fCorinnej F. F, A. l, 2, 3. 4: B'Iver 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3,3 Class Basketball'3. 4. Z? EXCLUSIVE JUNIOR CLOTHES DRESSES-COATS--SUITS-HATS-FURS So Reasonably Priced OGDEN GOOD ENTERTAINMENT IN COMFORTABLE SEATS combined with COURTEOUS SERVICE AND THE LATEST PICTURES assures our patrons of the best ana' cheapest amusement CAPITOL THEATER Real Estate Loans Real Estate Sold A Graduation Gift ., . . Steeped in the romance of the Ages Real Estate Bought LANE HQASEJE CHEST from North lVlain Furniture S. Norman Lee Company ' Congratulations Distributors CIGSS of ' l938 Bennettls Pure Paint Rawlings Athletic Equipment . 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