1963 Boomerang

"There is one in every class."
As the closing strains of "Now is the Hour" echoed
through the new auditorium, we, the seniors, said farewell.
Through our tears of joy and sorrow came memories
of years past.
As sophomores we were hailed for how we lit the
"B" at homecoming. We were proud of our "state championship"
football team.
Our junior year began w ith our float, "Deep Sea Fantasy,"
winning first place in the Peach Days parade. Our
prom, "The Green Leaves of Summer," was a creation to
be proud of.
Our senior year brought another prize-winning float,
"Roman Antiqua," and a region championship football
team. Our talented "m om " and "dad," Rosamond Sleigh
and Jordan Larsen, guided us through the problems and
activities of seniors. We learned to love them as our own
parents. Then, as the graduation ended, we took one last
look at BE. We had been a good class: intelligent, w elldisciplined,
and courteous. We had set a good example
and pledged to always live so that Box Elder would be
proud of us.
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Rosamond Sleigh
Class Mom