1963 Boomerang

THE CLASS OF 1963
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The Class of 1963 has a history to be proud of from the time we first walked into the halls
of Box Elder High.
As sophomores, we looked up to the seniors as being wise and more experienced than we.
They seemed so big, and w e were almost afraid of them. But we grew up that year. We only had
to be kicked out of the assemblies once to know how it felt and to be quiet during assemblies.
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Our class parents, Mrs. Sue Jensen and Mr. Lloyd Hust stuck by us in all we did. Our class
officers were Jay Stokes, president; Pam Rollins, vice president; and Betty Endo, secretary. The year
was full of tests and we met each one w ith determination to succeed. Our first test, the Peach Day
float, we called "Devil's Torment." We w ill never forget building our "red project," or the sore
fingers w e got when w e missed the nails. We added a really beautiful lighting of the "B" to our
first homecoming. We stood taller as we heard people exclaim that it was the best they had ever
seen it lit. A ll year w e just about popped our buttons w ith pride for the football team who led us
to state championship.
As the air became filled w ith smells, sounds, and thoughts of Christmas, we planned our
Christmas dance and assembly. We chose "Frost Fantasy" as the theme. Our assembly and dance
were well done and we were proud of the results. Ellen Gray was chosen as our Snow Queen
w ith Pam Rollins and Marsha Chlarson as attendants.
PAM
As the time for the Prom rolled around, we began to get snoopy. We'll never forget the
juniors who tried to keep us from peeking into the gym while they were decorating. Although most
of us didn't learn that the theme was "Kashmir, Land of Romance," we did discover that the decorations
were beautiful. We were thrilled w ith the school play, "Kiss and Tell," which showed a
portion of the life of Corliss Archer.
At the close of the year we looked back with satisfaction on a job well done. We had spent
most of our classtime in tin shacks, but our hearts had been captured by the spirit of Box Elder.
BETTY
Pat Billings, Nancy Burtcher, M arilyn Evans
Pam Rollins, Ellen Gray, Marsha Chlarson
Mrs. Sue Jensen, Mr. Lloyd Hust
Devil's Torment'
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