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

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j' S I a :4 rd Germer y Hull n Hansen 'ee years , h Jgs . . . 0v n tennis tea for Promenace Jb, Bluins, or: winery gmdm'a Bruins secrets: ninary graduc'e football squzi Seminary 9'33 null, and ?r::- h Semmory 953 ecretary; WP ? nlnory WW for thee 393 include 604'? wir, NFL F' H Hy ' rmgnne all , - . 1;. . Seminary memory 623 WNW 9' aruins 0m lomore Yea , PM W hf . eTbOHy 0N j Band on L chIT asmng: W. lynn HaramoIo Linda Harris Leon Hashimolo Jane Henrie Renee Haringer Steven Harris Kristine Hendricks Ronald Henrie John Petersen, class party chairman, compliments Connie and Marsha on talent numbers and exhibits hilarious items from scavenger hunt. Lynn HaramofohTremomonh-held letter in wrestling; member of Choir for three years, FFA , . . future plans to Include college Renee HuringerhTremomonhled Thesplcms OS veep . . . worked on Agenda councl, Bearfox staff . , .dwrecred 'Get Up and G0 Linda HarrishGorlondw-supported ChOlr, Phi Gamma, FHA, NFL; helped with Junior Prom, Semor party . . , Seminary graduate. Steven HarrishElwoodhprexwed studembody 0nd Jumor Class . . . twice most preferred mon . . . added to Band, A Coppello Chorr. Leon Hashimolo;Deweyv1Ile-pr851ded as Lertermen's proxy supporfed football, track squads . . , helped on the Jumor Prom. Kris Hendricks-TremomonhocrIve in Phi Gamma, FHA, Agenda,- heoded Prom finance commmee . . . wos LDS Semmory graduate. Jane Henrie-Tremomonhheoded Pm Gamma 05 presxdem; worked on Prom trcket committee and pUbllCWTy committee . . . In Chou. Ronald HenriehTremomonhgrodumed from the LDS Semmmy; helped on Harvest Boll, Prom, Hop . . . participated in the FFA. hFun galore! promised class party committee- men John Peterson and Connie Bronson, and off on a scavenger hunt went happy, hungry seniors. Find- ing the impossible ; a lock of red hair. an extra shoe with an orange shoelace, a 195:3 magazine - whetted appetites, and party-goers gathered to eat. drink, and dance. Climaxing 21 whirl of spring parties and activities. seniors decked themselves in Sunday host. ate breakfast together. and toasted past and future accomplishments as they prepared to bid farewell to their beloved Alma Mater. 29 7-

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28 LaVee Fuller Conly Hansen Seniors united To find fun in Top scavenger hunt, record hop and eats as They wrote finis to high school Ronald Gardner William Gibbs Durand Hansen Bruce Garfield Jane! Gordon Kenneth Hansen Jim Garn Richard Germer Paul Hales Amy Hall Maralee Hansen Oleen Hansen LaVee Fuller-Tremonton mode honor roll for three years attended convention about alcohol, Tobacco and drugs . . . Choir. Ronald Gardner Deweyville-displclyed talents on tennis team; Bruins Club member . . . helped whh decorofions for Promenade. Bruce Garfield Tremonton-acontribu'red to Key Club, Bruins, and Prom . . . enioys football and skiing . . . LDS Seminary grOdUOTe' Jim Gurn FieIding Iet rered in baskefball; was Bruins secretary? led SOPhomores us veep . . . active in FFA . . . Seminary gradUGTe- Richard Germer-Deweyvilleaployed with The football squad; helped with Senior Hop and Junior Prom . . . LDS Seminary grad. Billy Gibb5 PO Cige Iette-red in basketball, football, and track; FFA veep . . . Lettermen's Club secretary . . . LDS Seminary grad. Janet Gordon Gorlond honored cs Pep Club secretary; worked on Prom, Hop . . . supported Agenda . . . LDS Seminary graduate. Paul Holes-Tremonfon sung in A Coppello Choir for three years; added talents To Thespions, Junior Prom . . . plans include college- Amy Hall TremonTon suppor'red Hi-Steppers, Choir, NFL, FHA: The'SPiOHS, Hi-Voriefy, school float . . . co-chairmanned WGITZ- Conly Hansen EosT Gorland-direcfed Harvest Ball . . . Future Farmer; attended Kansas City FFA Convention . . . Seminary grad. Durand Hansen-Elwood exceIIed on state parliamentary Teams, TrGCk squad . . . in Bruins, IBand . . . was LDS Seminary graduate. Kenneth HGnsen-Gorland -ployed on football, wrestling, and TFQCk squads SUPPOFTed high school rodeo, FFA, Bruins activities- Maralee Hansen-Tremonfon ployed in Band sophomore year . . ' in FHA, Agenda LDS Seminary graduate. . . . plans college- Oleen Hansen-Elwood-leftered in football, basketball, and trafk . . supported Bruins activity . . . participated in Band and ChOIr-

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