Bear River High School - Bearfax (Garland Tremonton, UT)

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Netmen With five netmen returning for 1964 play, Bear River ten- nis laurels seem about to be renewed. Winning only a few . . ' individual matches in 1963 play, tennis squad members anx- dirsployed GQIIITY iously awaited arrival of spring to begin tossing lobs across wnh CfOffs-CU'r volleys, the courts. Players traveled with track men, conducting ten- fasf serV1ce nis matches at the same time as region track events. ' as they competed in singles, doubles I Q. 3 Z 2: gmx . . . s mums by qua'i. . :1 ?:Cmg third :, iwcms we 53;: wt; Chm chkz Tennis - Row One: Ron Gardner, Don Biom, ..K.. - Farrell Forsberg, John Shumway. Row Two: X nu; IO h61p BE; George Ficklin, Doug Ficklin, Larry Metz, L 'Ath Don PEIETSI and David Nelson. Boys won many matches. s far a job welldo: 5- Hm, Davis, :m ewng NW Matmen struggled for fall during BR wrestling meet Captain Stan Thompson, Coach Peterson checked scores.

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I , ., . Wresfling Squad -- ROW ONE: Fuhriman, Nelson, Anderson, Zinck, Haramoto, Udy. ROW TWO: Nicholas, Harris, Hansen, Crozier, Hansen,' Thompson, Coach Peterson. Matmen proved their interest and enthusiasm by keeping rigorous training standards. Wmstlers Matmen at Bear River upheld the schooPs honors by quali- fying three wrestlers for state finals and placing third in won region third, region. Qualifying for state grappling sessions were Stan qualified three motmen Thompson, Kenneth Hansen, Leslie Hansen. Chris Zinck and for state berths Dean Anderson placed second in region meets to help Bear as grappling sport River garner region third place position. Coach Don Peterson gained foothold and Captain Stan Thompson rated kudos for a job well done. Jr. Varsity ROW ONE: Fredricks, Godfrey, Cannon, Flint, Dandy, Roderick, Richman. ROW TWO: Solo, Smith, Hess, Davis, Hardy, Elliot, Hone, King, John. WresHers gained skill through competition with other region one schools during the year.

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Truck ROW ONE: Redfield, Buxton, White, Perry, L. Hansen, Hashimoto, Buly, Forsgren, Gibbs. ROW TWO: J. Jensen, Watkins, Crozier, Bessinger, Rose Payne, K. Hansen, Gleaosn, Earl, Hughes. ROW THREE: Christensen, 6. Fredericks, Hone, Salas, Skinner, Hurd, B. Pugsley, H. Nicholas, 8. Nelsen, D. Hansen, K. Peck, participated in field events. Spring Sports With spring days, trackmen and baseball players donned spikes and prepared for competition. Despite an unusually late spring, hardball artists and cindermen managed to com- plete a full schedule. In 1963, Baseball Coach Dick Green be- fjiSP'C'Yeel .Prowess gan a bui1ding year, winning two games - Box Elder 7-5 I Track f'e'd eVenfS and Logan 9-7. Other games were lost to Box Elder 2-6, North 0nd hard'bal' Sport Cache 1-4, 1-5, and Logan 4-5. Tracksters qualified Wayne T0 gamer. befThS Payne in broad jump and hurdles, Lenard Hansen in high for mp R'Ver'fes hurdles, Scott Quiney in high jump. Both squads looked for- ward to improved status for spring sports records. Basebal.l ROW ONE: Barrus, Biom, Rose, Chadaz, Bowcutf, Pugsley, D. Winn, J. Winn. ROW TWO: Coach Dick Green, K. Eggll, H. Anderson, D. Jeppson, M. Anderson, T. Oyler, T. Bessinger, W. Payne, J. Krey, G. Hess, and R. Neilson. ad To as im