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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1962 volume:

THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF BOX ELDER HIGH SCHOOL BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH PRESENT THE 1962 Boomerang EDITORS Dave Carlquist Rita Palmer STAFF Kenny Anderson Alaine Hailing Carolyn Hansen Marcia Hillam Sherry Jensen Margaret Mason Carol Morgan Pam Rawlins Kaye Tingey PHOTOGRAPHER Larry Riddle SPONSOR John A. Wayman lithographed by COMMUNITY PRESS Orem, Uteh Margaret Mason Studentbody Secretary Stuart Curtis Studentbody Vice President 2 Roland M. Gourley Advisor We the editors of the 1962 Boomerang dedicate this book to student government and the students and faculty members who worked for it. During this year of great transitions there was a group of students who devoted much of their time and efforts to the furthering and strength- ening of Box Elder High school, new traditions, and student government. This group was the execu- tive council. Leading the executive council were three very capable officers — Alvin Anderson, stu- dentbody president; Stuart Curtis, studenlbody vice president, and Margaret Mason, studentbody secre- tary. These three students with the help of Mr. Gourley, their advisor, worked hard to please the majority and make the year the success that it was. In times past, as the school year began, the studentbody was asked to vote on whether they wanted student government or not. This year was no exception. As discussion of the pros and cons concerning government by the students began, a wonderful and enlightening thing happened. Many of Box Elder's conscientious students began to exer- cise their democratic rights and voiced their objec- tions to student government as it had been in the past. The resulting controversies were so great that the administration stated that the upcoming vote would be the last one. Therefore the students were faced with either accepting student government for good or else eliminating it from Box Elder for a number of years. After serious thought the student- body accepted student government by a large ma- jority, and it will remain as the main form of rule at Box Elder High school until further evidence war- rants another vote in the future. Facing East toward the rugged Wasatch Mountains, Elder High School reflects the ever changing hues Tn its coloring. ' As the folded slopes turn from a rolling green, to light ..brown, v a gypsy-red and finally to an ermine white as the canyons and pea are filled and frosted, the students flock through the doors for nine exciting months of learning and laughter. This sprawling school is as modern and new as its environment. The doors swing wide to welcome many races, creeds and colors. Inside, there is a warmth and friendliness as enduring as the everlasting hills. 4 5 Circumstances placed the 1962 seniors in an interesting position. They could claim allegience to two high schools. They stood as the link between the old and the new. Reaching back they embraced those traditions shared by hundreds of Box Elder High graduates; reaching forward they helped form standards others will follow with pride. They were the last class to decorate and present a Junior Prom at the school which has now become a junior high. Always ambitious, their theme, Kashmir, Land of Romance' 'transformed the gym into plush Oriental splendor. Their Purple and White dance, signifying the first senior dance at the new Box Eider High set a pattern for others to emulate. Another first, that of being the first grad- uating class, ended a year that could have been bewildering, but instead was exciting and rewarding in school associations and achievements. The class of 1962 will never be just another class, but a special class, dubbed by fate to initiate a whole new beginning for themselves; to be the seniors not only in fact, but in spirit; to understand the complexities of change and support it; and to bring to a successful conclusion the first year in the new Box Elder Senior High School 13 CLASS PARENTS: D. A. Olsen, Christine Richards. The class of 1962 has been endowed with the mem- ory of many class parents. Richard Capener and LaVoyle Stenquist started with the class as the sophomore parents. When Mrs. Stenquist took a leave of absence, Karen Anderson, now Mrs. Forest Hansen, teamed with Mr. Capener to serve as the Junior class parents. At the beginning of the senior year the class was adopted by two new people, Christine Richards and D. A. Olsen, who gave their willing assistance and wise guidance cheerfully to the end. All five of these people are truly appreciated by the class. Darrell Andersen Alvin Anderson Delose Anderson Douglas Anderson Robert Anderson Sharon Anderson t Julie Archuleta Linda Barker Curtis Billings Marilyn Bingham Peggy Billings Larry Bodily Kent Bingham Valaun Boothe 17 Lynda Bradbury Larry Braegger Jane Braegger Glenda Brewer Dee Glenn Brightenburg Barbara Bruderer Gordon Bruderer Garth Burt Bruce Buland Eldon Busby Michael Burbank Carol Butler 18 Connie Butler Rodney Bywater Let loose of that head-lock I Clifton Card David Cariquist Sidney Checketts Pete Christensen DeAnne Christensen Clara Rose Chee Dick Christensen Sandra Clark 19 t V Alice Cosgrove Tamara Craner Kathy Claybaugh Eugene Cook Allen Cottam Stuart Curtii Wayne Cox Joy Dabel Loila Darington Ricky Erb Love those legs! Clifford Fisher Max Fortgren Nancy Flint Richard Forsgren Elizabeth Fobb Lois Francis James Fryer Richard Gomez Bruce Hadfield Sandra Gordon Carolyn Hailing Eileen Grover Reed Hailing '? - David Hansen Dennis Hansen Karla Hansen Jo Ann Hendrickson Terry Hansen Michael Hodges LaVonne Hauenstein Penton Hollist 23 Thomas Horn Carma Hougton Karan Hovar Devern Howard LaDawn Humphreys Bonmc Hunsaker Gary Hunsaker Alan Jaggi Joel Hust Byron C. Jensen Tonya Hyde Gary Jansen Dean Johanson Lawrence Jorgensen Rowena Johnson Sherry Judd Spencer Johnson Edifh Kenf Bruce Kendrick Dixie Knudson Karolyn Knudson Diane Kopinitz Carol Korth K. C. Larson Wayne Korth Sharon Larsen Samuel Kunzler Vicki Larsen Weldon Larsen Terrence Lee You wouldn't dare! Larry Leigh Ann Letter Janet Lott Betty McMurtrey Judy Marrone Dennis McNeely Margaret Mason Hei nz Maloy Betty May 27 Carolyn Manns Jeanette Nelson Elonora Mitton Mary Ellen Mulliken Gary Nelson Carol Morgen Kathleen Morrow Julia Nelson Gary Nay Rond Nelson Lou Ann Nichols Which one is Meeker? Shirley Nygard Pam Olsen Kent Oman Connie Orme r •  Melva Jean Peart Rita Palmer Sherie Parkinson Keith Pebley Susan Petersen Edwin Petersen Connie Peterson May Petersen Glen Peterson Gerald Pett Michael Phelp Capener' clean-up crew. Dorene Pritchard Suzanne Reeder Steven Pimper Janet Quayle Jerry 0 s Randy Robinson Maurice Roche Saundra Roche Vickey Sanderson Donna Sawyer 32 Madge Romer Harry Sayama Gayle Simpson Katheryn Shrum Dennis Skinner Richard Smith vl David Smoot Norman Swallie Roberta Tallsalt Nancy Suzuki Richard Taniguchi Diann Tenney JoAnn Taylor Alan Thompion Robert Taylor Harold Thompaon Elaine Thorstead Kaye Tingey Palmer Tingey Joyce Williams Kim Williams Dick Woodmancy I f Sandra Yates Gregory Young Kathleen Young Cheerleaders Loraine Yamasaki Lovely Over flowing popularity, a dominating characteristic of the 1962 senior class, resulted in twelve radiant personalities being selected for our Boomerang pages. We, the staff, feel privileged in pre- senting them to you, the students of 1962. 36 Personality His name is Gary Nay, and if you want to wrap his personality up in one word you could rhyme it with Nay and say gay! Then after that you could add friendliness and loyalty to school and studentbody. Gary was Boys' League president and a B'lver vice president. Personality Alvin Anderson, better known as Abbott, has truly deserved the honor of being one of our yearbook personalities. Behind those twinkling blue eyes and that warm smile is a real leader. As Studentbody president he has hurdled his problems with as much ease as he played football and wrestled his way to state champion. As a B'lver he was tops, too. Forever bubbling and always full of pep and energy is our little cheer- leader, Vicki Larson. Although small, she is as full of spirit and get up and go as anyone twice her size. Wherever you go you can be sure Vicki will be one of the first to give you a friendly “Hi there! Personality 39 Personality Charm, grace, intelligence, and motivation comprise the well rounded per- sonality of Jean Ball. These outstanding qualities were appreciated by the students who elected her twice in a row as junior class vice president in 1960 and senior class secretary in 1961. She is a loyal B'Ette and has also found the time to do an excellent job as a page editor on The Bee. 40 Underneath the earnestness of our studentbody vice president, Stuart Curtis, lies a great abundance of friendliness and cooperation. He has been a guiding influence in all manner of school affairs. Stu was also able to survive the initia- tions of the B'lvers and become a member. Personality Personality Dave Carlquist, co-editor of the Boomerang, senior class president, B'lver, and exchange student to Finland, is every inch a personality. His lively interest in school affairs is equal to his interest in people. A willingness to tackle or better any endeavor is a characteristic well known to all of his associates. Charming, gentle and always a lady is our studentbody secretary. But do not be deceived, she is also capable, reliable, and always dependable no matter what she is asked to do. She has also served faithfully as a B'Ette and as a mem- ber of the Boomerang Staff. An air of friendliness and an abundance of sincerity combine to make Margaret Mason one of our most loved personalities. Personality 43 44 Personality Vivacious, enthusiastic, and full to the brim with friendliness is our own Jane Sumida. Jane's charming smile and welcoming Hi make her a real choice personality. Jane was selected as homecoming queen, and has been one of our cheerleaders during the past two years. Besides being a football, basketball, and track star, B'lver member, and senior class vice president, Harold Thompson is a also a personality star. Harold, also known as Dewy, always has a friendly smile and an appealing grin for everyone he meets. Personality Personality David Smoot and Box Elder High went together from the beginning. He lettered in wrestling as a sophomore, was the only junior to receive The Player of the Week award in football, and as a senior has been prominent in helping shape new policies for our new school. Bright-eyed and enthusiastic Kathy Claybaugh devotes most of her talents to campus doings. Acting as head cheerleader, Kathy has had many responsibilities and duties, but you can be sure whenever she was asked to do something it was done and done right. Ka hy has, and always will be a B. E. personality. Personality 47 Personality Unassuming Rita Palmer is also sharing the honor of being one of our year- book personalities. We all know her as one of the Boomerang co-editors, junior class secretary, B'Ette treasurer, and a darling girl to be associated with. We'll always think of her as a charming beauty with a head full of neat tricks and ideas. 48 Not only have Kathy, Eileen, Vicky, Peggy, Jane, and Carol supported the team and led the student body in cheers; but they have also supported all of the other activi- ties of the year and participated in most of them. They have been very good cheer- leaders, and as a student body we are proud they represent us. Stupid zipper! Went to buy a ribbon? Not trench-mouth! Dynamite comes in small packages. Plain Jane My prayers weren't answered. 50 Yes, we Juniors will have to admit it's been an event-filled year. It's been a year of wonderful and treasured memories. Memories that will ring in our hearts forever. We can easily say, we've worked mighty hard to make our past two years a success. Even back when we were Sophomores we lit the BEE so good, it continued to burn all during the Homecoming game. Then pride filled within us as we presented our first real task, Frost Fantasy, our Christmas assembly and dance. All of a sudden we found ourselves looking toward our Junior year. Soon it was time to plan for our Peach Day's float. We used the theme of Deep Fanta-Sea which won a first place rating. Shortly after our float success our long awaited painting of the town was upon us. And did we ever paint it! Our thoughts then turned to our biggest task of all, our Junior Prom. Yes this was our big prom and we were determined to make it one of the best proms ever. When the big night finally arrived we knew all of the hours of work that we had put in it, had resulted in a wonderful success. Although we now look toward our Senior year with big ideas and high hopes, we will never forget how proud we were to say, Yes, I'm a Junior. 53 CLASS PARENTS: Arlee Laird and Lloyd Hust We the Juniors of Box Elder High School have learned to appreciate, honor, and respect our faculty; but there are two members who are very special to us because they served as our class parents. We will always remember and look up to Mr. Lloyd Hust and Mrs. Arlee Laird. Building our Peach Days float and painting the town just wouldn't have been the same without them. We are glad that they helped and encouraged us with our prom and assembly so that we could create some- thing we will always be proud of. We are very grateful to our class parents for the many things they have done for us, and we hope the juniors of next year will appre- ciate them as we have. 54 % President Dennis Yamasaki 55 Our prize winning float. Michael Anderson Harvey Anderson I Kathy Ball f T f A ■ J Hi Tom Armstrong Carol Ann Balls Burt Baty David Beard f Gerald Roy Barry Bonnie Baty Rita Barnard Jane Becenti Reed Beecher Sallie Mae Begay Reed Belew Charles Benavidez Betty June Ammons Marcia Ann Armstrong Deon Barker Julia Beck Billy Bennett Russell Bott Jeff Brady Doris Brousseau Ross Brown Barbara Buland Nancy Burtcher Roger Caddy Breton Calchera Frank Call Karla Call Rodney Campbell Robert Cefalo Reed Chadwick Carol Checketts Earlene Checkers Marilyn Cheney Marsha Ann Chlarson Harvey Christensen DeVon Cottam David Coveli Tommy Cross Mary Elizabeth Ellis Betty Endo Ila Gibbs Janice Goodell Ellen Gray Dawn Hall Ted Hansen - 55 M y. Ford Hammerland Trudy Hansen Lynn Hardy X Michael Gregg Danny Grimley Carolyn Hansen Marlene Hansen Barbara Hoggan Steve Holley Sandra Hansen Steve Holmgren Jimmy Horned Merlin Hover Jeanne Huggins Connie Horrocks J Curtis Jackson Geraldine Jarman Scott Jensen Steven Jensen Sharon Ann Jenkins Erik Jensen Kent Joppesen Bryce Jeppsen Carol Jensen Nondis Jensen Ralph Jeppson Craig Johnson David Johnson Lee Johnson Leslie Jones John Jones Richard Jones Helen Jorgensen Cheryl Keck Nancy Keller Bryce Kelly Jim Kerstetter Alana Kimber Terrel Kimber Kathy Larsen Lynn Larsen Scott Larsen Beverly Laughlin Ryan Lee Verlin Lee Ronald Lofthouse Robert Lowery Bruce Leonard David Lichfield Merle Linton Robert Lowe a Charleen Moody Le Grand Morris Martha Mortensen Dana Morvillo Peter Moskowitz Judy Myler John B. Nabors Jeanne Nagata Gordon Neitson Kent Nelson Larry Nelson Mark Nelson Connie Olsen Nancy Nichols Glenda Palmer Renee Nisogi Jesse Palmer Dorothy Nuttall Carol Perry 4‘ ai Kenny Prall Shirley Rasmussen Jo Ann Pritchard Karla Reay Gary Proctor Gail Reeder Edward Prunckun Randy Rees . s' i Donna Quaderer Ron Reeve Gary Rasmussen Lois Richan The Bunny Hopping Bee Bill Rusk Miland Sargent Donne Satepeahtaw Betty Sato Charlie Schultz Kent Seely Julie Sereika Donna Sheffield Michael Sheffield Alan Shipley Daniel Shrum John Singleton Jane Skrlac Darwin Smith Mac Smith Richard Smith Leon Snow Gary Sommerville Michael Sorensen Leah Stander Jay Stokes Jeff Thorne Robert Tto Ann Valcarce Dallas Valentine Bert Velasquez Roger Williams Evelyn Wilson Grant Wilson Jarie Wilson Robert Wilson Richard Winklesky Peggy Woodyatt William Wright Dennis Yamasaki Jolene Yates 66 The Representative Council, pictured here, has had the rough and rigorous task of planning and promoting a major part of this year's activities. This year has been a year of differences and unusualities in many of the school activities. There were more than half of the assemblies held in the gym because the auditorium was not finished. When the auditorium was finally finished, one of the biggest pro- ductions in the history of Box Elder was presented to the stu- dentbody and the public. Rhythm Route, under the di- rection of Fontell Messervy, dis- played the talents of over 350 students. This year as before there was a variety of kings and queens chosen. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. presented their annual Harvest Ball. The Juniors made a success of their prom with Green Leaves of Summer. Sadie Hawkins came and went with the usual amount of laughs. Mr. Cheney, despite many cancellations and set-backs was able to produce a school play, and he also initiated for the first time in the school a group of debaters and legis- lators. The Top-Ten scholars were chosen from the senior class, and many other students were honor- ed for their outstanding achieve- ments on award assemblies dur- ing the year. Can you see, Bobby? Bruce fiddled while The wind blew ■H Harvest Ball Hoy ally It was a nice dance, wasn't it? P. Billings and $. Curtis. Typical Sweethearts S. Curtis, A. Anderson, D. Andersen. M. Mason, J. Ball, and J. Sumida. Preferred Pays and P 'Jeer Preferred if iris Variety Show School Play BLYTHE SPIRIT Play Cast Edith (a maid) .................. Ruth............................. Charles ......................... Doctor Bradman................... Mrs. Bradman .................... Madame Arcati ................... Elvira .......................... Director ........................ Marilyn Cheney Suzanne Reeder Weldon Larsen . David Shelton Nancy Burtcher . Ronda Nelson . . Linda Barker Clayton Cheney 76 77 Assemblies Our representative: Blaine Peterson. The world • our playground Hurry now, the Green Leaves will have to be ready for March 25 this year. We've worked day and night. It's time for a rest. The time and effort we spent on our scenery paid off. {Junior Prom Qreen Cemies of Summer When the class officers finally pick- ed the Prom theme and committees were chosen, excitement about the Prom was already mounting. The Green Leaves of Summer was the intriguing theme which sent members of the junior class on a large scale search for green cloth. The familiar gymnasium slowly lost its true identity as the juniors dili- gently turned the basketball court into a lovely southern plantation with all the necessary atmosphere. There was the usual secrecy about the theme, and the tenseness and frantic last minute details of lighting. As Friday, March 25, arrived the halls were alive with anticipation of this first Junior Prom to be held in the new Box Elder High School. The last leaf was in place and this was it. The seniors and sophomores were invited guests. They danced under trees hung with myriads of green leaves. They viewed the large stately mansion surrounded by a beautiful fountain. They marveled at the chande- liers, three in all, which lent a note of dignity and authenticity to the en- tire scene. All too soon the orchestra, the Scotsmen of U.S.U., was playing the strains of the last dance and another Junior Prom was added to history. The juniors of 1962 may well be proud of their Prom and that the Green Leaves of Summer made their appearance earlier than usual. We couldn't have accomplished it without the help of tome of the teachers. Mr. Hust, class dad; Mr. Westenskow; Mrs. Laird, class mom; Mr. Larsen, and Mr. Hyde. Isn’t this a picturesque entrance for our promenade Notice our elegant fountain. Class officers and dates snapped in the promenade line. Even the background for the orchestra was beautiful. After many hours of hard work, the Prom was a tremendous success. David Gilmour Valedictorian '62 Zop Zen Mr. Nielson congratulates David. David Gilmour was named valedictorian of the Class of '62 on the annual scholarship assembly in April. Along with David the nine other members of the Top-Ten were also an- nounced. Out of a possible 160 points Gilmour attained a total of 151. This represents an average grade of better than an A minus average. The members of the Top-Ten were chosen by the members of the graduation committee. This committee is headed by George A. Nielson, and their purpose is to check the credits of the seniors and rank the upper third of the graduating class. Jane Braegger Don Bickers Linda Barker Carma Houghton Margaret Mason Keith Melton Carolyn Munns Reese Nielson Jean Peart Each year athletics is awaited with excited anticipation and enthusiastic pride. This section summarizes the athletic activities of football, basketball, track, tennis, baseball, swimming, wrestling, and golf. We will never forget the mem- ories we had at football season. The team and the pride we had for them even in rain and snow. This year in basketball we not only went to state and beat the region champions twice, but we took fifth place and received a beautiful trophy, the first in basketball for 14 years. Box Eld- er was really represented well too, with colorful pom-poms, purple pennies, banners and large purple signs. The boys who participated in these activities grew and matur- ed through hard work and keen competition and also aimed for good sportsmanship at every game, win or lose. We can always be proud of Box Elder's athletic endeavors. 85 Front row, loft to right: A. Thompson, B. Buland, C. Billings, F. Rees, H Thompson, R. Taniguchi, M. Burbank, C. Card, D. Brightenberg, L. Jorgensen, G. Peterson, S. Curtis, K. Williams Second row: Coach Dunn, P. Hollist, D. Yamasaki, AA. Wells, G. Somerville, J. Stokes, G. Neilson, I. Baird, L. Johnson, C. Fodnes. AA. Anderson, I. Todd, L. Ritchie, J. Kerstetter, K. Hunsaker. Third row: D. Shrum, V. Fifield, B. Porter, G. Kotter, T. Cross, C. Christensen, W. Glenn, AA. Johnson, D. Lovejoy, P. Coppin, L. Heiman, A. Freeman, L. Eckel, B. AAark. Fourth row: I. Hunsaker, D. Fifield, J. D'Asto, A. Clark, J. AAorris, AA. Dunn, C. Nighswonger, G. Yamasaki, S. Burt, J. Bidlack, D. Mills, G. Shiotani, W. Wyatt, R. Oyler, manager. Pour it on, Alan. Get Set! Our pride and joy. Lookout for that platter! Let's try again. Which one has the freckle ? Look at that ipear go! j Poetry in motion. Move out. Pen. He made it, this time. Look at that leg action. Front row, left to right: P. Nelson, R. Lee, B. Kelly, R. Jordan, E. Jensen, D. Cottam. Second row: M. Smith, Manager; D. Hunsaker, B. Freeman, G. Young, W. Korth, G. Nay, Coach Harris. Third row: G. Wilson, M. Cochran, J. Thorne, E. Morgan, J. Jensen, B. Bosley. Our Faithful Scorer B. Freeman D. Hunsaker D. Cottam M. Smith, Manager Front row, l ft to right: G Jensen, F. Smith, S. Holmgren. Second row: R. Neilsen, R. Jeppsen, G. Hacking, D. Huntington, Coach Aoser. How's the score, Coach? Fred Smith Reese Nielsen Grant Hacking Robert Jeppsen David Huntington Steve Holmgren Grant Jensen Front row, left to right: R. Spendlove, D. Coveil, D. Bickers, L Packer, S. Reeves Second row: E. Petersen, R. Beecher, M Shef field. L Leigh, D. Valentine, Coach Simmons. What a backhand! Congratulations on a fine match. P. Hollist R. Nisogi L. Jorgenson K. C. Larsen B. Bulend Jootball Box Elder. . . .0 Box Elder... 19 Box Elder.... 0 Box Elder... 28 Box Elder.... 7 Box Elder. . .48 Box Elder... 26 Box Elder. . . .0 Box Elder. . .38 Jordan .... 18 Granger ... 12 Ogden.......14 Tooele...... 7 Bear River . . 19 Ben Lomond 14 South Cache 19 Logan ......38 North Cache 6 G. Nay G. Neilson N. Swallie 92 J. Thorne D. Whitaker K. Williams G. Wilson Fir  row, left to right: G. Young, N. Swallie, F. Rce , A. Anderson, B. Petersen, R. Nielson, H. son, L. Michell, R. Gomez, R. Taniguchi, D. Whitaker, P. Hollist. Second row: G. Peterson, t. S. Reeves, D. Brightenberg, G. Nay, S. Curtis, K. Williams, M, Burbank, R. Nisogi. K. C. AA. Fryer. Third row: Coach Dunn, G. Wilson, W. Scott. L. Todd. J Stokes. J. Thorne, K. Thomp Packer, Larsen, Pedley, A. Anderson R. Gomez Co-Captain H. Thompson L. Jorgensen, D. William, M. Anderson, D. Yamasaki, D. Smoot. Fourth row: M. Smith, Manager; Coach Harris, L. Ritchie, K. Molgard, C. Fodnes, B. Kelly, L. Johnson, D. Cottam, G. Neilson, C. Jackson, B. Peterson, B. Buland. Fifth row: W. Melton, Manager; I. Hunsaker, D. Hunsaker, G. Somerville, B. Bennett. M. Merrei, G. Peterson, I. Baird, T. Cross, J. Kerstetter, Coach Simmons, Coach Moser. Co-Captain R. Nielson F. Rees D. Smoot Who has the ball? Hang on to the ball, Dennis. Such gracefulness. Hike! Touchdown bound. 94 Our Offensive Team. B. Freeman P. Hollist W. Korth L. Larsen Box Elder. . .52 Box Elder... 67 Box Elder... 58 Box Elder. . .48 Box Elder. . .47 Box Elder. . .45 Box Elder... 68 Box Elder... 44 Box Elder... 50 Box Elder. . .79 Box Elder. . .61 Ogden.......63 Weber.......51 Tooele......52 Murray .... 50 Olympus ...56 West .......81 Ogden.......39 Provo ......67 Davis.......48 Clearfield . .42 South Cache 44 basketball Class A Consolation Champs. Box Elder. . .51 Box Elder. . .46 Box Elder. . .46 Box Elder. . .56 Box Elder. . .54 Box Elder. ..48 Box Elder... 58 Box Elder. . .52 Box Elder... 64 Box Elder... 51 Box Elder... 58 Logan .......35 North Cache 59 Bear River . .54 South Cache 50 Logan .......46 North Cache 43 Bear River . .55 Davis .......55 South .......57 Bear River . .50 Highland ...53 BASKETBALL VARSITY. loft to right: B. Freeman, L. Ritchie, R. Olsen, J. Stokes, P. Hollist, L. Larsen, F. Rees, L. Todd, G. Young, H. Thompson. R. Neilson, P. Nelson, W. Korth. Front row: Coach Moser, M Smith, Manager. BASKETBALL JR. VARSITY 97 Nice dive, Lee. Top row, left to right: M. Dunn, Y. Johnson, K. Melton, R. Taniguchi, L. Heiman, D. Anderson. Coach Dunn. Middle row: K. Hendrickson, R. Whitlock, J. Felt, B. Buland, F. Molenar, D. Able. Bottom row: W. Melton, L. Johnson, R. Taylor, G. Somerville, G. Kotter. Swimming The winner! On your marks. left to right: K. Pebley, M. Heiman, M. Fryer, D. Anderson, R. Tan - guchi. Left to right: P. Billings, P. Billings, S. Meeker, M. Mortensen, J. Walters. V. Larsen. Mewling Is that the same pin? Let's make that spare. Wrestling The Winner! Wre.tle! The wheelberrow. The headless wrestler. Rest period. Who's on top? Two points for our side. Is that animal on the bottom? Sophomore Staff. Vice President When the Sophomore class of 1962 graduates from Box Elder high school in 1964, they will be the first class to have gone all the three years in the Hew building. When they first filed into the auditorium to take their places on the south side they filled the downstairs and upstairs sections approximately 320 strong. They made their way, mistakes and all, to become an important part of the school and its activities. They lit the B and sponsored the Christmas dance. Their Christmas assembly was a spectacular production with over 300 partici- pants. Like a colony of efficient Bees, the sophomores worked hard to blend into the traditions and wavs of their new school; and succeeded. CLASS PARENTS: Fern Gardner and Delmont Beecher. The class mom and dad, Miss Fern Gardner and Mr. Delmont Beecher, followed their family through the year with expert guidance and counsel. These special parents had the ability to make their class special also. 106 Sophomore on Sadie Hawkins Day. 107 Denni Abel Clyde Allred Arlene Andersen Greg Anderson Jean Andersen Kenneth Andersen La Donna Arnold John Barker James Barsballe Kenneth Battiest Bonnie Beecher Jackie Bekker Roger Berry James Bidlack Ivan Bingham Rosemary Bingham Albert Black Dorothy Blower Carol Bosworth Judith Bosworth Dennis Bowman Cherie Boothe Bruce Bosley 108 Brent Braegger Robert Brown Mary Ann Bruderer Scott Burt Kim Butze Ann Christensen Brent Christensen Craig Christensen Judith Christensen Kathleen Christensen 109 Annette Cook Ann Conger Colleen Crowther Paul Cutler Virginia Cutler Charles D'Asto Jerry D'Asto Carol Davis Rebecca Davis Joe DeLa Grange Mirl Dunn Kaye Eastman Richard Drollette Jeanette Duke Dick Epley Richard Ewing Maureen Faber Kassie Felt lla Mae Dickson Michael Dunn Dennis Fifield Reed Dixon David Edmonds X Val Dee Fifield 110 Billy Franci Alan Freeman Elliot Funk Jimmie Garrett Lilly Gillian Charles Guy Grant Hacking Richard Hackney Look north, Joan. LaVina Hadley Wayne Glenn Colleen Hailing Craig Hansen Joyce Hansen Jane Hansen Linda Hansen 111 Cheryl Hansen Faye Hardenbrook jJU; ( Dennis Harper Patricia Harrison Robert Harrison Shirley Haskell Judy Hoopes Dee Horton Kristina Hover Colin Huggins Dennis Hume Marcene Humphreys Kit Hendrickson Richard Higley Marcia Hillam Dean Holley Brent Holmes Jacquelyn Hooper Dixie Hunsaker Doris Hunsaker 112 r o f i c -S? David Huntington Kenny Host Arthur Huot Warren Hyer Wendell Isaacson Kirk Jensen Kristeen Jensen Sandra Jensen Sendc Jensen $ • Jensen 113 Sheila Jenson Susan Jenson Sherry Jenson Jon Jepperson Dennis Johnson Kim Johnson Matthew Johnson Craig Johnson Monte Jones William Jones Robert Jordan Paul Jorgensen Curtis Knudsen Gary Kotter Don Larkin Kent Larkin Bonnie Larsen Lavell Larsen Sandra Larscheider Jay Larson Karl Lauritzen Antionette Leger Elwood Lester Bill Lewis 114 Cheri Lewis Leon Lingle David Lovejoy Karla Lowe Pat Lowry Irene Marble Harry McLeod Richard Madsen Dianne Meeker Stephen Mehler Wally Melton Sandra Messervy La Wana Michelli 115 Janet Midget Annette Miller Delwin Mills Dale Montes Tommy Montes Blynn Morgan Ed Morgan Chuck Morris James Morris Michele Morvillo Nancy Moyes Barbara Mulliken Linda Munson David Murray Elizabeth Nabors Cheryl Nelsen Gloria Nelson Patricia Nelson Charles Nighswanger Barbara Norman Joan North Carolyn Nowak Robert Olsen Susan Olsen 116 Karen Olson Kathy Olson Denice Orchard Judy Oss Ranae Oyler Camille Perry Geralyn Peters Corey Petersen Jimmy Petersen Karen Petersen 117 A lanny Petersen John Reese Marilyn Reeves Boyd Richards Aileen Roche Leon Roberts Carol Robinette Terry Robinette Corene Rowe Bonnie Rudrude Jo Ann Sebek Don Seegmiller Pat Sellers Henry Sereika Roger Sereika Fred Sever Leland Sevey Gerald Shinkle Glen Shiotani Ruth Slander Pearl Shorty Ronald Smith Beryl Simpson Bill Stark Lee Anna Steffen Barbara Sorensen Rodney Spendlove Anita Stokes 119 Candy Socha Judy Sorensen Yvenna Stewart Gloria Smith Barbara Snow Ronnie Sloan F.AA.R. — Future Mat Rollers la Dean Tingey Bonnie Tripp Gary Tsushima Kathleen Valberg Susan Valentine r y j f John Tamasauskas Jean Taylor Am Robert Taylor Zara Taylor Sharon Veneklasen Calvin Weese Janene Wells n xt Mark Wells Sandra Wendel Elva Westover Roger Whitaker 120 Robert Whitlock Martha Whitworth Evelyn Wight Katherine Wilton Susan Winfield Gayle Yamasaki Jo Anne Yamasaki Larry Yates Alice Young 121 122 At Box Elder we have a multi- tude of clubs and organizations. There are the Boomerang and Bee Staffs, the B'Ettes, Rockettes, B'lvers, Key Club, Boys' League, Girls' League, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Future Teachers of Am- erica, Art League, Science Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Choir, Band, and Orchestra. Often the question arises in the minds of many people con- cerning the value of these groups in our school. Do they really help us or do they really detract from our education? Do they add to the spirit and happi- ness in our school, and help pre- pare us for the social side of life? It is strictly a matter of opinion whether they hinder or aid The Bees, but there is enough evidence to assume that they are an asset. The Rockettes, B'Ettes, and Pep Band certainly add to the quality of an athletic meet by their half- times, and the B'lvers and Key Club help by ushering and per- forming other service projects. The Boys' League and Girls' League have very informative and interesting meetings, and the F.F.A., F.H.A. and the F.T.A. prepare young people for their life as adults. The Art League Choir, Band, and Orchestra teach the students to appreciate fine arts. The Science Club gives the up and coming scientist some- thing to do and participate in, and the G.A.A. gives girls who are interested in athletics a chance to participate in them. 123 Mr. Wayman Sponsor 124 From behind the solid Birch door of room 201 during any seventh hour, you could hear a variety of whisperings, impreca- tions, and roars. Just what went on in there no one will ever know for certain. The only tangible object to emerge from that maze of prints, dummy sheets, and negatives, was the 1962 Boomerang. As the year progressed the one and only supporting strength was that of Big John, our un- shakable sponsor At his side was Larry, our faithful photog- rapher, the only other sane per- son on the entire staff. In spite of our definite handi- caps, we still managed to meet our deadlines, and put out this annual We the Staff of the 1962 Boomerang hope that you will receive as much enjoyment from reading this book as we have from assembling it. Guess whatl Deadline's tomorrow! Margaret Mason Senior Section Carol Morgan Senior Section Kaye Tingey Copy Editor Alaine Hailing Clubs and Organizations Carolyn Hansen Administration Pam Rollins Junior Section Kenny Andersen Athletics Marcia Hillam Activities Sherry Jenson Sophomore Section Journalism Class Julia Funk Assistant Editor New traditions were establish- ed with this year's issue of THE BEE despite the many problems that arose with the publication. For the first time THE BEE was published bi-monthly. As a staff we have grown to love Mrs. Morris. She has always been willing to help and guide us in all our undertakings. Although Bruce had his prob- lems with the staff, he was still a good editor with unlimited ideas for improving the paper and giving us more work to do. His best innovation was the Newsletter. For the first time in the history of the Bee Staff we had a for- eign editor, Paul Eubel, who served as our columnist. When we finally moved into our own room in the new school building the year was almost half over, but we made up for all the lost time by enjoying the room twice as much. We certain- ly hope that all the Bee Staffs to follow will appreciate this pri- vate domain as much as we have. 126 Jean Ball Editorial Editor Paul Eubel Columnist Lorraina Yamasaki Exchange Editor Marilyn Bingham Librarian Joal Hust Sports Editor Mike Ohman lawrenca Riddle Photographer Photographer 127 Nancy Morell and Arlea Laird Sponsors OFFICERS: Vice President, Kaye Tingey; President, Lynda Packer; Secretary, Sharon Tsushima. Qirls JCeague 128 Representatives of the Girls' League Boys' League Representatives Mr. Wendel Sponsor Keys Ccague Wayne Cox, Sergeant at Arms; Scott Reeves, Secretary; Gary Nay, President; Alan Thompson, Vice President; and Robert Wendel, Sponsor. 129 Mrs. Messarvy The B'Ettes are happy that they can serve B E.T Sponsor Yes, the B'Ettes have really had fun this even crying together, they were a unified, year in their many activities. Their patriotism 1 1 industrious group. Their main objective was and pep is something never to be forgotten. f f 0 C promoting school spirit, student unity, and From initiation week and candlelight cere A C i I % 4? service by marching at half time, doing the mony to cheering, riding, laughing, and flag ceremony, and selling at games. Jane Bragger Barbara Bruderer Carol Korth Carol Morgan Bonnie Hunsaker Rita Palmer Sharon Anderson Jean Ball Barbara Jane Balls Claudia Barker Dean Barker Linda Barker Bonnie Baty Julia Beecher Peggy Billings Pat Billing Marilyn Bingham Barbara Bott Janet Burt Nancy Burtcher Karla Call Marsha Chlarson Kathy Claybaugh Loila Darrington Mary Ellis Marilyn Evans Patsy Fitch Ellen Gray Marcia Glover Sandra Gordon 130 B'Ettes on parade. Eileen Grover Dawn Hall Alaine Hailing Carolyn Hansen Karla Hansen Cheryl Hoopes Cheryl Keck Nancy Keller Darlene Larsen Deon Larsen Vicki Larsen Kathleen Madsen Patty Marrone Pam Meals Charleen Moody Margaret Mason Renee Nisogi Kathleen Owen Margaret Owen Shirley Rasmussen Pam Rollins Danna Sheffield Nancy Suzuki Jane Sumida loreen Todd Dianne Tenney Kaye Tingey Carol Westenskow Kathleen Young 131 J. Earl Johnston Sponsor Mr. Johnston and Mr. Reeder are two of the greatest guys on the entire faculty. At least the B'lvers think so. OFFICERS, top to bottom: Penton Hollist, President; Gary Nay, Vico President; Reese Neilsen, Secretary, and Frank Rees, Sergeant-at-Arms. Hal Reedar Sponsor It starts with initiations and never ends. That's the life of a B'lver. There is a type of magic that seems to follow the B'lvers and make all of their parties and activities a little better than average. K ’ivers A. Andersen M. Anderson L Baird B. Buland D. Carlquist K. Cook I T f y 1 t D. Cottom W. Cox f y C i « S. Curtis P. Eubel J. Felt i B. Freeman f9 T R. Gomel 4 L Hardy ft % P. Hollist I S. Holmgreen 132 Of course we ere being paid! We don't do anything for nothing. t r 1 T. Horn S. Jensen L Johnson S. Johnson W. Korth K. Molgard G. Nay G. Nelsen P. Nelsen G- Nielson r f JZj R Nielson R. Nisogi E. Petersen F. Rees ¥ t I R. Schroder J. Stokes Rockettes Officers Mrs. Mess Sponsor J. Archuleta K. But T. Craner C. Cowther V. Cutler K. Felt M. Fowkes t. Frost A. Glover C. Hanson J. Hanson C. Horrocks J. Huggins B. Jacobson B. Jensen E. Kent M. Kelly A Kimber S. Messervy K. Morrow N. Noyes N. Nichols B. Packer E. Packer 134 G Peters A. Price L. Stander M. Sumida S. Tsushima J. Wilson - . i . i. . „ . C . ' , { ' f y 5A ivA ]A iA i i ViV iA i ♦V ( K. Anderson R. Beecher S. Christensen P. Coppin D. Covell D. Epley D. Fife J. Foote E. Funk r f ) c. n r cz c c: - ; . v ; V %V V V 4 4 Ja 4 ei 1 4 4 Vi 4 S. Gunderson W. Hyer E. Jensen K. Jenson B. Jeppsen C. Knudson V Moskowitz J. Nabors M. Nelson r, npr;Rnnr e - - • •' ; '•' - ji' v ; . I , i ii , .v t 4 ,v a V;v i B Peterson R. Reeves K. Seeley A. Shipley G. Summerville R. Spendlove R. Williams R. Winklesky L. Wohgemuth F.H.A. OFFICERS, left to right: Kathy Ball, Renee Nisogi, Ronda Nelson. Lorraine Yamasak, Oeon Barker, Carolyn Hailing. Juture Momemakers of America Quit stirring and let's eat. Mrs. Hurst Sponsor Will it fit Betty? Our Harvest Ball Mrs. Pag Sponsor Juture Jarmers of America Mr H er Mr. Hortin Sponsor Will she be saved? The Choir under the direction of J. Earl Johnston and with Mrs. Jean Dixon as our accompanist spent the first half of the year in the cafeteria practicing and learning new Choir songs. When the Choir room was finally finished we were glad to have a home of our own again. CHOIR OFFICERS: Kaye Tingey. Wayne Korth. Peggy Billings. Ingelise Clausen. Orchestra Drum Major and Drum Majorette Twirlers Color Guards in Action Co,or Guard$ Art Cca Isn't this artistic? Girls Athletic Association 144 SCIENCE CLUB: left to right: P. Moskowitz, K. Bvtz, G. A. Nielson. W Jones, C. K'dman. R. Capener, R. Wendell. SAFETY COUNCIL PUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, left to right: K. Bradford, M. Ohman, N. Keller. K. Owen, C. Hoopev Waller D Talbot Superintendent Board Members BOARD MEMBERS, left to right: Etaerhart Zundel, Norm Jeppsen, Superintendent Talbot, Harold Felt, Milton D. Garfield, Warren Hansen, Archie Rose. America is a land of opportunity — but only for those who are trained to recognize the opportu- nities and for those who are qualified to accept them. Our new school has opened doors for new and more modern training and skills. Be sure you get your share of Box Elder High School. E. w Payn Principal OFFICE FORCE. Fir  row: Betty Rae McMurtrey, Kathleen Morrow, Lorraine Yamasaki Second row: Elaine Packer, Jo Ann B. Hend- rickson, Barbara Bruderer, Carol Korth, Dorene Pritchard Third row: Janice Olsen, Jeneil Campbell, Jean Peart, Toni Franrolino, Jean Ball, Diane Kopinitz, Saundra Roche, Linda Jensen. Karen Anderson Delmont Beecher Kathleen Bradford Clair Bradshaw Clayton Cheney Leslie Dunn Fern Gardner Richard Capener Vernal Harris faculty 1961 - 62 Dee Hortin Fontei! Messervy Nancy Morrell Arlee Laird Lyman Morrell Marijane Morris giw: MM Grant Moser George A. Nielsen D. A Olsen Reed A. Olsen Mary Ann Page Hal Reeder v Norma Rohde John A. Wayman Gary Schofield Robert Wendel Darold Simmons Owen Westenskow So, here is the end . . . and the beginning. The year has been unusual and exciting. We read Hamlet, and there was enough water To drown Ophelia and all her petticoats . . . We held assemblies on the patio, And in the gym. We didn't have the circus, But we have had clowns of another sort. We had sack lunches and workmen in our rooms. We had choir and band in the salad bowl. We began new traditions and eliminated others. We had our first Junior Prom in our big gym. We grew each day. We had our problems. We laughed . . . We yelled . . . We cried . . . We compromised. We worked cooperatively — Students, administration, and workmen. The year of the unfinished building is finished. But, the end? No. Only the beginning. 153 Nam Andersen, Darrell .. .. Anderson, Alvin Anderson, Delose Anderson, Douglas Anderson, Robert Anderson, Sharon Andreasen, Norwin . . Archibald, Joy ......... Archuleta. Juliana Ball, Jean ............. Balls, Barbara Jane . . Barker, Linda Rae .... Barry, Lynn ............ Beecher, Julie Ann Bennett, Larry ......... Bickers, Donald ........ Bidlack, Patricia ...... Billings, Curtis ....... Billings, Peggy ........ Bingham, Marilyn .... Bodily, Ferrin ......... Boothe, VaLaun ......... Bradbury, Lynda ........ Braegger, Jane ......... Braegger, Larry ........ Brightenburg, Dee Glen Bruderer, Barbara .... Bruderer, Gordon .... Buland, Bruce .......... Burt, Garth ............ Busby, Eldon ........... Butler, Carol .......... Butler, Connie ......... Burbank, Michael Bywater, Rodney Campbell, Jeneil Card, Clifton ........... Carlquist. David ........ Checketts, Sidney Chee, Clara Rose ........ Christensen, DeAnne Christensen, Dick ....... Christensen, Peter ...... Clark, Bob ............. Clark, Sandra ........... Clausen. Lisa ........... Claybaugh, Kathy ........ Cochran, Mitchell Coleman, Sharon ......... Cook, Eugene ............ Cooke, Mike ............. Cosgrove, Alice ......... Cottam, Allen ........... Cox. Wayne .............. Craner, Tamara .......... Curtis, Stuart .......... Dabel, Joy .............. Darrington. Loila ....... Erb, Rick ............... Erdmann, Bruce ....... Eukel, Paul ............. Felt, Jimmy ............. Fisher, Clifford ........ Flint, Nancy ............ Fobb, Elizabeth ......... Forsgren, Max ........... Forsgren, Richard ....... Francis, Lois ........... Franks, Clair ........... Freeman, Bert............ Fryer, James ............ Fryer, Michael .......... Funk, Julia ............. Gallegos, Tony .......... Gillian. Elizabeth Gilmour, David .......... Glover. Marcia .......... Gomez, Richard .......... Gordon, Sandra Grover, Eileen .......... Senior Roll Call Known As Weakness Ambition Sterile Abbot Louse Doug . . Andy . . . Sharon Wegi . . . Arachy . . Julie . . . Bean BJ ....... Linda Rae Toad . . . Julie Larry . . . Don . . . . Pat ...... Curtis Bugers Marilyn Ferrin . . . VaLaun .. Squirt . . . Blondie . . Elvis ____ Dee Bobbie Gordo ... Bula Garth . .. Buzz Carol Connie . . Burbank Rod ...... ----Annette ....................Be a cook .... Food ......................Have a drive-in in the canyon • ■ His Mouth .................Keep it shut .... A Buick....................Learn how to drive it ----Perry School.................Be the janitor ----Ha Ha Ha ...................He He He ----Laughing at Jordy ...........Laugh at D. A. ----Two years ..................Take the next step • • • - Utah ...................Move back .. .. Lynda ..................Tame her down • • • • Dark ....................Stay out of it ----Mickey Mantle ...............Go to a World Series . . .. Texas ...................Import a Texas Boy . . . . Boys ....................Boys • • - • Minding his business.....Keep up the good work . . A certain duck...........Be in a Donald Duck cartoon • • • • Art .....................Not be so messy • • • • Zara.....................Have a Zorro .... Cats.....................Have pups . . . . Her voice ...............Be in an opera . . . . B. E. H. S...............Graduate from it . . . . A boy in 1st hour .......Not to be jealous ----Photography .................Go to the darkroom . . . . B'Eftes .................Get to B.Y.U. fast ■ • • • Girls ...................Kiss one • Arco ......................Never go again . . .. College Boys ............Go with a high school one . . . . Spanish .................He hasn't got one . . . . Humor....................Be a humorist • - • Honeyville ..............Establish law and order • • • • Hives . .................Make hot with the honey . ... Bobbie...................Figure him out ----Diamonds ....................Collect them . . . . Marty ...................Stay single through senior year • Drums .....................Foul up the B'Ettes Jeneil Cliff .. . Dave Checkers Clara DeAnne Dick . . Pete .. Bob . . Sandy . . Lisa Kathy .. Mitch . . , Sherry . . Eugene . Cooke . . Alice . . . Allen . . . Coxman Tamara Stu . . .. Las Vegas .................Go back Elkhart ...................Go back Yearbooks..................Be a censorer Beckers ...................Hold one down Raymond ...................Marry him Food King Bakery ..........Salvage donut holes Girls .....................Go on a lot of dates Basketball ................Be all-state for 15th ward Math IV ...................Pass it Math IV ...................Understand it Danish Pastries............leave them alone Parties ...................Have a quiet one Singing ...................Get everyone to sing with him Chris .....................Fake 'em out F. F. A....................Be a farmer Whiskers....................Have some French......................Be quiet A Ball ................ ... Play with it Couchs ....................Pay for his Mercury Freckles....................Lose them Dead Dogs .................Leave them where they are Joy Dare -I®  '® ...........................Keep him Hospitals...........................Own one Rick Buck Paul His uncle (sheriff) ...........Stay out of his motel Plo®  ........................Ride more Snipe Hunting .................Catch one Silky . . . Fishy . . . Flmtstone Joy Max . . . Fuzz Lo ...... Clobber Barf . .. Bud . . Mich . . . Julia .. . . Own Snow Basin . . . . Find another light Skiing ............... One-eyed Studebakers Laughing.............. Talking .............. His scooter ......... His Car ............. School .............. Smoot ................ Moby Dick ........... Cheating ............. Valiants ............ Her name ............ Keep a straight face Be world famous Start it Play Uncle Scrooge Write her own excuses Beat him up Cure it Be a criminal Own an Imperial Change it Jake Susan Dave Marcia Gomez Sandy Eileen His car .......... Get it to run TyP® ......................Make an error England Be manager of the Food King Rubberlegs ................Develop them Jane ......................Become a coach New Zealand................Stay single Beauty contests ...........Win more 154 Hadfield. Bruce Hailing, Carolyn Brucey Carolyn The Bee Steven Find Out what waschweib means Get married Name Hailing, Reed ....... Hamilton, Leah....... Hancey, Boyd ........ Hansen, David ....... Hansen, Dennis Hansen, Karla ....... Hansen, Terry ....... Hardenbrook, Karen Harrison, Daniel Hauenstein, LaVonne Hendrickson, JoAnn Hodges, Michael Hollist, Penton ..... Horn, Thomas ........ Hover, Karen ........ Houghton, Carma Howard, Devern . . . Humphreys, LaDawn Hunsaker, Bonnie . . Hunsaker, Gary .... Hust, Joel .......... Hyde, Tonya ......... Jaggi, Alan ......... Jensen, Byron C. . . Jensen, Emil......... Jensen, Evelyn .... Jenson, Gary ........ Jensen, Jean ........ Jensen, Todd ........ Jeppesen, Karen . . . Jeppsen, Robert .... Johanson, Dean . . . Johnson, Rowena . . Johnson, Spencer .. Jorgenson, Lawrence Judd, Sherry ......... Kendrick, Bruce Kent, Edith ......... Keppler, Dale ....... Kimber, Oren ........ Knudson, Dixie . . . Knudson, Karolyn . . Kopinitz, Diane . . . Korth, Carol ........ Korth, Wayne ........ Kunzler, Samuel . . . Larson, K. C......... Larsen, Sharon Rose Larsen, Weldon . . . Larsen, Vicki ....... Lee. Terrence ....... Leigh, Larry ........ Lester, Ann ......... Lott, Janet Marie .. McMurtrey, Betty . . McNeely, Dennis Maloy, Heinz ........ Marrone, Judy ....... Mason, Margaret . . . May, Betty .......... Meals, Marc ........ Meeker, Sheryl Melton, Keith ...... Michelli, Laron Mitton, Elnora .... Morgan, Carol .... Morrow, Kathleen . Mulliken. Mary Ellen Munns, Carolyn .. . Nay, Gary .......... Nelson, Gary ....... Nelson, Jeanette . . Nelson, Julia ...... Nelson, Rhonda Lee Nelson, Sheila .... Nielsen, Reese Nichols, Lou Ann . Nimori, Kenny .... Nisogi, Richard . . . Nygard, Shirley . . Ohman, Michael . . Olson. Carl ........ Olsen, Pamela .... Senior Koll Call Known As Weakness Ambition Reed . The library . Read a book Leah . Jewelry . Be a cool cat Mouse . Cigarettes . Own a smoking lounge David . Girls . Hold hands without turning red Dennis . Cows . Cut them to bits Karla . Goofing . Remember where she put the keys Terry . Karla . Be typical sweethearts Soft water .Pat . Make him behave Dan . Piano . Play two pianos at once LaVonne . Her name . Have D. A. say it right JoAnn . Brent . Share everything Hodg . George A . Teach chemistry Pen . Tempting little holes . Keep the water out of them Horny .Bo . Have a bo hop yard . Karen . Bud Graduate , Carma . Steve . ? ? . Devern . French . Go to France , LaDawn ,. Jim . Jack . Bonnie . . Her driving . Quit running into fences Gar .. Joan . Buy her something . Hust .. Steve Reeves . Be just like him . Tokeyo Rose . . Love and marriage . Be a law abiding citizen Dove . . Jane . Jeneil Byron .. Junkyard . Get rid of the rats Moo . . His curly blond hair . Use it to catch a girl . Janet .. Bear River . Sail down it . Gary . . His motorcycle . Keep it running . Jean . . Panda . Raise little bears . Todd . . Debating . Win one . Karen . . Elnora . Fmd another friend Bob . . Basketball . Learn how to play it • Dean .. School buses . Quit riding them . Rowena . . Day dreaming . Wait 'till night . Spence . . Proposing to girls . Be a polygamist . LaLa . . Girls . Ask one for a date . Judd . . Boy's problems . Take care of her own . Waldo . . Telling jokes . Be as funny as he thinks he is . Edith . . Her little sister Be as cute . Kep .. Trains . Stay out of their road . Oren .. Grouse Creek . Go back . Dix . . Blue and green blouses . . Make J. Earl wear one . Ra Ra . . Gil , . Have little fish . Diane . . The pie dump . Work there again . Anything! . . Boys . Go steady with a man Sex .. Dewey Be Lynda . Sam .. Willard . . Farm there . Kace .. Chasing girls . . Have one chase him . Sharon . . Park Valley . . Park there . Romeo . . The opposite sex .. Leave 'em all . (Olive) . . Kids who boo and moo . . Fulfill her heart's desire . Terry . . Robbing the cradle . . Rob a bigger one . Little ole Larry Lance . . . . Voting no . . Go to heaven with J. Earl . Cookie Roland . . Shrink . Janet . . School .. Come back . Betty . . Leon .. Get a car like his . Dennis .. Vocabulary tests .. Get at least 40 per cent . Hunzie . . Shaking in English .. Learn vocabulary . Roni . . Horses . . Learn to Nay . Maggie .. Cars . . Own one that runs . Betty . . Cops . . Break a law . Marc . . His bashfulness Be in the variety show . Meeker . . Dirty jokes .. Tell a clean one . Keith . . . English Channel . . Swim it . Much .. . His beard . . Lead a life of crime . Elnora . . . Missionaries . . Wait for one . Crunch .. . Drilling the B'Ettes . . Use a real drill . Kathleen . . Rockettes . . Become a professional twirler . Mary Ellen , . . Her Cello Play in a symphony . Carolyn . . Being nice . Be ignorant , . Nay-Kid . . . Funny assemblies . . Be dignified • Gary . . Farming . Be a farmer . . Jeanette . . . Corinne . . Move to the city . . Julia . . . Eating candy . . Own a candy factory . . Ronnie . . . Laughing . Be in the glass house at Lagoon . . She .. . Paul . Keep his car keys . . Chaunce . . . Physics . . Be a second Mr. Capener . . Lou Ann ... Sarcasm . . Sarcasm . . Manori . . . . Tammy Be a highway patrolman . . Be gorgeous George . . Shirley . . . Her red hair . . Dye it . . Mike . . . Music . . . . Read it . . Carl . . . Meredith . . Get married . . Pam . . . Bob's Drug .. Make it Pam's Drug 155 156 Name Omen, Ken! . Orme, Connie Oss, Jerry . . . Owen, Robert Senior Kell Call Known As Weakness Ambition Kent Connie The Oss Goldie Jivers ........ Paul .......... Blondes ....... Vim and Vigor Learn more numbers Hurry and graduate Out smarting Jorid Get some Packer, Elaine ..........................Indy ........ Packer, Lynda............................Poo ......... Packer, Lynn.............................Peter Packer Palmer, Rita ............................Sweet Reef Parkinson, Sherie........................Sherie Peart, Melva Jean .......................Jean ......... Pebley. Keith ...........................peb Peterson, Connie ........................Connie Petersen, Edwin........................Brownie . . Petersen. Glen ........................pete Petersen, May .........................May.......... Petersen, Susan .......................Sue .......... Peft, Gerald ............................Jerry ........ Phelps, Michael Wayne ...................Mike ......... Pierson, Sandra .........................Sandy Pimper, Steven ..........................Pimp .......... Porter, DeAnn ...........................Porter Girl Pritchard, Dorene .......................Doreen Diamonds .................Get the other one D wey ....................Raise dewdrops Cars .....................Draw an airplane Richard ..................Go to a year of college Bleached hair.............Have a real black eye Bookstore ................Burn it Summer Parties ...........Don't get caught Business .................Go to Steven Henager's A sophomore ..............Stay back Peach City ...............Take home a peach Sharing Boys .............Be content with her girl friends Navy .....................j0in it Maddox's .................Own it Cellars...................Play downstairs Eating ...................Gain His mother ...............Love somebody else Her personality ..........Figure it out Brigham ..................Live there Quayle. Janet .........................Janet...... Rasmussen, Brent .....................Rass Reeder, Kay ..........................Kay Reeder, Rex ..........................Rex Reeder, Suzanne ......................Sue Rees, Frank ..........................Red Reeves, Scott ........................Scott Riddle, Lawrence .....................Larry Robertson, Connie ....................Micky Robertson. Randy .....................Randy Roche. Maurice .......................Maurice Roche. Saundra .......................Roche Romer, Madge .........................Madge Sanderson. Vickey ....................Vickey Sawyer, Donna ........................Donna _________ Sayama, Harry ........................Harry _________ Schroeder, Robert ....................Stogie Shrum, Mary Katheryn .................Kathy Searle, Jamta ........................Neater Sever, Carolyn .......................Carolyn . . . Shelton. David.........................Dave Shio, Margot .........................Margo . Shorty, Robert .......................Shorty . . . Siggard, N.na.........................Siggard . . . Silver, Joan .........................joan Simpson. Gayle .......................Gayle Skinner, Dennis .......................Skinner . . . Smith, Richard .......................Dick Smoot, David .........................Smoot Stark, Sandra ........................Sandra Sumida, Jane .........................Janie Wong Suzuki. Nancy ........................Nanc ........ Swallie, Norman ......................Swellie Tallsalt, Roberta .................... Roberta Taniguchi. Richard....................Guch Taylor, JoAnn ........................joAnn .... Taylor, Robert .......................Bob Tenney, Diann ........................Tenney Thompson, Alan........................Alan Thompson. Harold .....................The Pud Thompson, Merlin .....................Axil Thorsted, Elaine .....................Elaine Tincher, Mary Kay.....................Mary Kay . Tingey, Kaye .........................Jink . . . Tingey, Palmer .......................Palmer . . . Tsushima, Sharon .....................Sharon Uhler, Fred .......................... Fred ....... • P®rry.....................Move to Brigham Honeyville ................Be Mayor Bennett ...................Hoe hee hee Peach City ................Burn it A certain missionary ......Marry one Pulling faces .............Look in the mirror while he does it Records ................... Go Ape Photography ...............Take nasty pictures Rings .....................Get another one Church ....................Be a minister F.F.A. Jacket .............Be a 3 year letterman Kinkie ....................Hook him Her height ................Marry Frank Rees Driving ...................Learn how Homemaking ................Play House Food ......................Eat some Little girls..............Grow enough to dance with Kathy Contacts ..................Stop blinking Car hopping ...............Get some rollerskates to car hop in Shorthand..................Be a secretary His little car ............Get a Cadillac Her grades................Be in top ten Chemistry .................Get there on time Junior boys ...............Stay back a year Gary ......................Let him support her Money .....................Own a money tree His mother ................Skin her Photography ...............Be on candid camera Wendell's physiology class. Quit sleeping through it Short, funny looking boys.. Sell duplicating machines Richard ...................Please him Make up ...................Hit Cox Girls .....................Go with every girl in the school Art .......................Be a famous artist Swimming ..................Learn how School ....................Graduate Swimming ..................Be a king fish Boys .....................Keep 'em all after her Clothes ..................Keep his pants pressed Lynda .....................Raise Redheads Physics ...................Be physical Shows .....................See more of them Silly foolishness..........Get serious Smith's meat department. . Date the head ham Girls .....................Have more than one girl friend Rockettes .................Lift her legs up high when marching Texas .....................Get a northern accent C. Valentine, Alice Ann .................Al Valentine, Nickey .....................St. Nick Vincent, Barry .........................Barry Walker, Clyde .........................Clyde Watson, Marlene .......................Marlene Whitaker, Dennis.......................Whit Williams, Joyce .......................Merch . Williams, Kim .........................Kim Woodmancy, Dick .......................Dick Valentines .................Have her picture on one A primed cheve..............Paint it Goldy ......................Be his good buddy Red devils .................Go to hell Returned missionaries.......Catch one Representative council .... Convert them to student government Dave .......................Get rid of Les Chemistry ..................Learn how to make H20 School .....................Graduate Yamasaki, Loraine Yates. Sandra . . Young, Gregory Young. Kathleen Loraine ...................Corinne .....................Build a college there Sandra ..............Boys ........................Overcome her fear of them r69 ......................Mutual ......................Have a perfect attendance Kathleen ..................B.E.-B.R basketball games. . Keep moderately calm during them AUTOGRAPHS ■