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

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uHold that line! Hold that line! chanted enthusiastic Pep Club members and studentbody as they watched exciting football game played on sunny fall gridiron betwween tough and tumble Be.ars and hustling South Cachians' line up. t: :41th , t HOWdy, P607wd72670 Wlth ttHowdy, Pardner, student officers officially wel- p n . . . gasiy' corned returmng Rlverltes to a school year that had already . 'th begun with summer workshops, fair exhibits, parades, and a gut themed assembly float extolling opportunities in education. Bears eagerly ac- cepted challenges of new classes and were soon preparing for better living. Friendliness rated high as Agenda and Future Homemakers held get-acquainted parties. Almost overnight, football season burst upon the school. Brisk autumn weather, exciting football games, colorful halftime activities added to varied opportunities for fun along with ever present lessons. t To welcome students, t 1' H x and Bears began cu year x3439? fiiled with opportunity for self development ' . '3 . i muskal tn? Z:vs' Famdet John Noble autographed his book for Tessa, Margaret Mr. Puzey demonstrated school spirit to Riverites after speaking to students about freedom on cheum. before Bears met Bees on gridiron for Golden Spike. W v w WWW mums , t a gem

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.1... - 1; . 6 Adele Steve, Barbara Jean, and Farrell said' .-Howdy! Welcome Jolene, Maralee, and Karen get ready to to ER Ranch, as all new and returning Riverites started school. blow UP balloons at FHA WeIcome Party. fhs on fil Band showed marching and musical abilities of the Peach Days' Parade. Spoding new outfits, Phi Gamma drilled for Renee, Jeff, Betty, Roger, Joe, and Marsha depicted varieh' 0f spectators, judges of Peach Day celebration. opportunities for well-rounded living offered to all Riverifes.

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W 13:; Interested parents visit school on Parents Day to gain insight into the students' daily class schedules. tthzds Acmss Timw : beckoned alumni back to their Alma Mater i I for a weekend w i o h h of memories and fun t l with Riverites Abruptly interrupting autumn frolic and fun, the term ended, with report cards indi- cating how successfully Rivermen had ac- cepted opportunities for learning. With an air of excitement, Homecoming welcomed alumni to relive high school memories. ttHands Across Timet, themed the varied events. An evening alumni assembly brought many former Bears home to celebrate and display their talents. Parades, assemblies, royalty, fireworks, a vic- torious football game, and a dance concluded the Homecoming weekend and reunion. harmony and humor to many assemblies with songs, skits. Middle: Wilh rhythmic drum beats and Whoopee ky yeah's, Mary, lneda, John performed on homeroom talent assembly. Bottom: Farrell showed Doug and Scott the beautiful mosaic ex shield representing all five high schools in region one. f 3 Top: Lynnda, Caroline, Kathy, and Peggy contributed mirfhful AL