1963 Boomerang

FROM THE OLD TO THE
NEW
We, the seniors of Box Elder, started our sophomore year on the beloved campus of the old
high school, now known as Box Elder Junior High. How can we ever forget the way we lit the "B"
at homecoming and how everyone marveled at its splendor? We w ill always remember our remorse
when we were kicked out of the assemblies. We were proud of the football team when they took
State. The year was characterized by study and by singing and yelling in the halls and the auditorium.
We found a change, however, in our junior year, for the new high school was nearly finished.
We missed two weeks of school while the workmen worked harder than ever. Peach Days came
along and our float, "Deep Sea Fantasy," captured first place. Then at last school started. Of course we
shared our new, beautiful, grassless school w ith the workmen, who even insisted on w orking in our
classrooms w ilh us. The most fun was in attending P.E. classes in the ne w sem inary b u ild in g , band
in the library, and choir in the cafeteria. We soon grew accustomed to our surroundings, but there was
one rule we found hard to adjust to: No singing, yelling, or whistling in the halls or the auditorium. As
Spring pushed W inter from our doors, we were proud to produce the Junior Prom, "The Green Leaves
of Summer."