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

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THE CRUCIBLE Prominent townsfolk interrogate bearded J. Edwards concerning the witchcraft trials. D. John looks terrified at the sight of J. Edwards' beating the maid. Arthur Miller's “The Crucible , a play which dramatizes the witch hunts in Salem, Massachu- setts, in the 1690’s, was the Senior Class production this year. Revolving around the Puritan era the story was very emotional and intense while it explored the effects of mass-hysteria on the people of the time. 28 K. Pierce, after being accused of witchcraft, gives the church people an anguished look.

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The Sweetheart Tree was adorned with the names of many couples who have been pierced by Cupid’s arrow of love. K. Sevy stares in disbelief at some unknown horror. VALENTINE DANCE They say there’s a tree in the forest,” but this year that Sweetheart Tree” was at the scene of the 1968 Valentine’s Dance, sponsored by the senior class. Observing Valentine's Day, seniors hung hearts and cupids about the gym, thus creating an appropriate setting for the yearly event. 27

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GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE W. Hyde, maintenance man, ponders his request for another load of gravel. K. Jones and K. Christensen fight for the last bottle George Washington Slept Here was a rol- licking comedy about a man who purchased an old colonial mansion against the wishes of his nagging wife. From start to finish, the events and situations resulted in confused hilarity. Keeping the play rolling was the job of the Thespians, who performed their parts exceptionally well. M. Adams, K. Christensen and S. Grobe try to make the most of their new residence