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The Class of LXIII's float, "Roma Antiqua," captured third place in the Peach Days float contest. The float was portrayed in brilliant shades of chartreuse and silver. Plans for the float were designed by Phil Nelson with Carolyn Hansen helping as co-chairman. Work began in Barbara Bott's garage, but the fin - ished product, illustrating Roman gallantry w ith a chariot led by two brilliant horses made of paper-mache emerged from under the wings of Box Elder High. The w o rk was supervised by the class parents, Mrs. Rosamond Sleigh and Jordan Larsen. We all worked together to produce another outstanding float for the Class of '63. A contrast to the abstract designing of the junior class float was Judi Oss, adding a touch of earthliness to an otherwise "O ut of this W orld," as the float was called, creation. Those w ho worked on it still refer to it as "the horseshoe, boomerang, box, and flow - ers." It was done in shades of blue and pink. O riginality and free-style expression were used in its planning. Kim Butze was chairman and Susan Valentine was co-chairman. A fter many headaches, thrills, and cokes, the float was finished and came from its hiding place behind the Capitol theater. Class parents, Miss Fern Gardner and Tom Davis, supervised the work. The juniors w ill never forget the tim e they spent working on their original creation. /w Behind the closed doors of the high school shop a magnificent creation was in the making. Piece by piece the materials were assembled. The sophomores watched proudly as their float took shape. Although they didn't have any class parents as yet, Mr. Grant Moser supervised their construction. Later Mrs. Marion Hicks became class mother. As w ork continued on the float, shades of lavender and pink came into view . Class o f- ficers, Louis Christensen, Diane Shelton, and Karen Bush acted as chairmen. At last the float blossomed forth under the title of "Stairways to Success," portraying steps leading to a book of knowledge. 7
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Jose Francisco Arias Nunez, or jusl plain Francisco, was our foreign exchange student fro m Costa Rica. Fie came from a fam ily of three brothers and two sisters. He lived w ith Mr. and Mrs. Francis Todd and his new brother and sister, Larry and Loreen Todd. In Costa Rica he w e n t to an all boys' school. No homework was given and the only studying done outside of class was fo r major tests. Francisco has won a place in the hearts of every Box Elder student and faculty member. He was chosen as M r. Hello during Hello Week. The girls chose him as the boy most wanted to be found in their Christmas stockings on Christmas morning. "Our Foreign Exchange Student" 'Francisco's new fai 'Our Exchange Student is welcomed to Box Elder' 8
Page 2 and 3: I BOOMERANG 1963 BOX ELDER HIGH SCH
Page 4: ^ CONTENTS PAGES ACTIVITIES 4-35 CL
Page 10 and 11: 'Homecoming Royalty" HOMECOMING 'Mu
Page 12 and 13: J g i ] \ 1 I § R it SADIE^WKINS
Page 14 and 15: SA- cXfeXM iv tiO '\ ROYALTIES 2x,.
Page 16 and 17: HELLO WEEK MR. AND MISS HELLO Franc
Page 18 and 19: j FOOTBALL KING AND QUEEN Pam Rolli
Page 20 and 21: B’lVER PREFERRED GIRLS Loreen Tod
Page 22 and 23: Mike Anderson Karla Call Leonard Ec
Page 24 and 25: The golf game drew many contestants
Page 26 and 27: B'ETTE ASSEMBLY AWARD ASSEMBLY
Page 28 and 29: Row one: R. Taylor K. Anderson, B.
Page 30 and 31: Play period in Rickey's romper room
Page 32 and 33: Julius Caesar's mother. Oh, Mark! A
Page 34 and 35: CHEERLEADERS "Pam Meals" "Margie Su
Page 36: “THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN” CAS
Page 40 and 41: Carolyn Hansen Senior Section Pam R
Page 42 and 43: Pat Billings Feature Editor Janet B
Page 44 and 45: OFFICERS: Jay Stokes, Dennis Yamasa
Page 46 and 47: FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: H
Page 48 and 49: "J. Earl Johnston, Director; and Mr
Page 50 and 51: "Color Guards' "Color Guards presen
Page 52 and 53: Rebecca Davis Betty Endo Patsy Fitc
Page 54 and 55: "The cat's away the mice w ill play
Page 56 and 57: "The Rockettes marched in the Peach
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"Hey I'm shy." "W hat legs!" imp "G
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a4 k Linda Jensen Nancy Jensen Nond
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"O ur Harvest Ball Dance." FUTURE F
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Wade Larkin Lavell Larsen Scott Lar
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"WOLOERTONS": J. Yamasaki, A. Chris
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Mike Merrill Tackle Mark Wells Tack
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Larry Todd Lynn Ritchie Jay Stokes
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SWIMMING TEAM: Front row, left to r
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ROUND BALL ACTION
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77A racing start/7 A CTI0N "Reachin
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Let's run that play again! Is that
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Hurdlers. Discus & Javelin. 440 & 8
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Back Row, left to right: L. Gordon,
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Dennis Yamasaki Lloyd Baird and Tom
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The right way to start a game. Nice
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Row 1, left to r
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"There is one in every class." As t
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Larry Allen Ella Lou Allred Betty A
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Richard Birch Cless Bodily Ferrin B
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Robert Cefalo Reed Chadwick Carol C
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Danaze Earl Leonard Eckel Elaine Ed
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Jack Francis Toni Franzolino Brent
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Donald Harrison Barbara Hoggan Stev
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Steven Jensen Kent Jeppesen Bryce J
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Darlene Larsen Deon Larsen Kathy La
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Carol Mills Freddy Molenaar Kent Mo
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Renee Nisogi Dorothy Nuttall Connie
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Donna Quaderer Shirley Rasmussen Ka
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Alan Shipley John Singleton Jane Sk
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Dallas Valentine Bert Velasquez Eug
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FROM THE OLD TO THE NEW We, the sen
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"The gem of the Junior Class** The
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Dennis Abel Carolyn Allen Clyde All
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Mary Ann Bruderer /% / Scott Burt K
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Jerry D'Asto Carol Davis Rebecca Da
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Linda Hansen Cheryl Hanson Faye Har
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4a David Jensen Grant Jensen A i t
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Kent Larkin Sandra Larscheider Bonn
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Elizabeth Nabors Cheryl Nelsen Glor
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Lanny Petersen Bruce Porter AnnaLee
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Glenn Shio Pearl Shorty Dan Shrum B
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Gary Tsushima Kathleen Valberg Susa
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"Students, guess w ho is the center
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Bruce Allen Fred Allen Roger Allen
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Richard Burbank Troy Burbank JoAnne
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Bob Eckhardt Kathleen Edmonds Dee A
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Wi v\ m k Paula Jensen Steven Jense
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Connie Mace Nonna Mae Mackey Cathie
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David Olsen Sheldon Olsen Bobby Orm
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Alan Russell Janette Sale Terry Sal
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Alan Tumey Mardy Urban Kathy Usatuc
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"The best and hardest workers." "Ev
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"The Home of the Bees". This is Box
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Jordan Larsen LS., Utah State Unive
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THE CLASS OF 1963 Q The Class of 19
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As our senior year began we realize
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