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

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huel likhford nt Marshall t Montgomery for the Seanhligb :rench and VI Dep Club m d in FHA am- 3hi Gamma; net: tons include a:le: Club marches . making and busme 0 Band as pre: 5 Seminary grade wigh school mt. ving; plans :05. I in FFA and EN . Seminary gm wrestled . t - r5 5 Seminary ngCli' IappeHo Chain; sical, Prom, 79: wk, basketball, -. . Semincfy ngC.. '0 and HA3? for the JUNO? rom Grouse Iii Douglas Mortensen Robert Nupoli Nyul Nessen Ray Nielsen Richard Morrison Robert Nelson Roger Nielson Marva Oyler Douglas Moriensen-Bofhwell-directed Harvest Boll; candidate for Homecoming king . . . football, wrestling . . . Seminary graduate. Richard MorrisoneTremomoneporTiciched in FFA ocflvmes . on Harvest Boll committee . . . in Choir; graduate of LDS Seminary. Robert NapoIi-Tremomonusupported wrestling team, Bond, and Bruins . . . decorated for Prom, Hop . . . LDS Semmory graduate, Robert NelsoneBeor River Cityegrodumed from LDS Semmory; helped on Harvest Boll, Hop 4 , . active in Brums Club and FA Nyat NesseneTremomonehelped decorate for Jumor Prom, Semor Hop, school float . . . worked with Bruins . . e plans Include college Roger Nielsone-Garlondeheld a letter in baseball t t . song wnh the Choir,- porticipofed in HieVorieTy . . . LDS Seminary graducne Ray NielsonePorTageedisployed interest in all athlehcs supported Bruins helped on Prom; LDS Semmory graduate Marva Oyler-Easf Gorlond-lent abilities to FHA, Rodeo Club, Thespions, Agenda . . . LDS Seminary graduate,- plans college. Ready to lead out in school activities, members of the class of ,64 shared with all groups the respon- sibility of making the year a success. Committees, dramatic presentations, royalty, and forensw meets were sprinkled with talented, dependable semors. From the first enthusiastic tthowdytt assembly '10 the marriage booth at the Carnixfal, sehmrs dls- played aggressive leadership. nghhght 01 the year came with awarding of certlflcates and Off-lC-lal BR pins to seniors who had garnered most actlvlty points over three-year period of work and play. Glade Hess ads as Justice of Peace while Don Biorn keeps vigil as George Ficklin, partner promised obedience to carnival vows.

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Aurline Larkin Judy Larsen Conchita Lopez Larry Madsen Wanda Matlock Donald Mecham with many Talents parficipafed eagerly in carnival fun, assemblies, activities To gain B.R. pins VuLoy Laub Richard Madsen Robert Merrill Gloria Lewis Michael Lifchford Pamla Marble Brent Marshall William Misrasi Robert Monlgomery Aurline Larkin-Snowvilleiserved as co-edifor for The Szarctuihgtf was honor roll student . . , is inferesied in Frenchldbn hiZorian; Judy LarsenaTremonTonaassumed duties as Pep CUA activities. chairmanned Harvest Ball commiffee . . . aided 'm FH a. help Valoy Laub-Tremomoniheld membership in Phi GOTEeIcoHege- on Prom . . . Seminary graduate . . . future plans mc Uches Gloria LewisaThatcheriparticipated in P9P CIU'? magd business. LDS Seminary graduafe . . . inferesfed in homemak'ng: as preXY; Michael LitchfordiDeweyviHe-Ienf Taienfs TO 30? r graduate. Pep Band, LanSirs . . . plans include college; was'Semmzoigl in I Conchita LopeziGarlanditransferred from high SCI n5 college, Mexico . . . inieresfed in algebra and weOVihngifoagnd Bruins,- Larry MadseniTremonToniparticipaTe'd actively 'n F- or graduate. helped on Harvest Ball, Hop, Junior Prom . . . Semllndy . held Richard MadseniTremonfonapiayed football, wresT-e . nguafe. FFA office . . . worked on Harvest Ball . . . was Sem'inorghgir . . . Pamla MarbleaDeweyviHeivocalized in A CWT: :rom Agenda- Seminary graduate . . . helped in school mUSICOIb skeikliall, fooT' Brent MarshallaPlymoufhiconfribured to Track, 9m graduate- ball, and baseball teams; FFA and Bruins . - ' SemlndyHi-Variefy; Wanda MatlockaElwoodaworked on school Ploy :n Junior Prom: helped with Agenda functions . . . decorated for T eGrouse Creek; Donald Mechama-Grouse Creek-Transferred from seminary helped with Junior Prom . . . Bruins member, LDS Ile Hi9 Robert MerrilliTremonioniiransferred from STC VT; 0:; an HOP' graduafed from LDS Seminary . . . decorated for rt Bal, HOP! William MisrasiiTremontoniparticipaied in HarvstDS Seminary- FFA . . . active Bruins member . . . was graduafe 0 Junior Prom; Robert MontgomeryaTremontonahelped decorate OtnorY graduate- diSPIOYed interests in Bruins Club . . . LDS Semm ng -

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Keith Peck Geniel Pulver Tim Oyler Scott Petersen Lyle Palmer Sandra Price Doctor Morton showed Sylvia Fraser working of stethoscope as part of programs to interest seniors in various technical professions. 34 John Petersen Paul Puzey Roger Petersen Deborah Redfield Tim Oyler-East Garlandeoctive in FFA, Rodeo Club . . . veep of Rodeo Club . . . on Prom, Harvest Boll, Homecoming committees. Lyle Palmere-Tremontonedisployed interests in basketball and the Bruins . LDS Seminary graduate . . . future includes college. Keith Peckchrland-pc1rticipc1ted in Truck, .Bond . . . helped with Junior Prom and Senior Hop future plans include college. John PeterseneGarlonde-Ierttered in swimming; took first place in region swim meet . . . chairmonned senior party . . . aided Prom. Roger PeterseneTremomoneprexied FFA chapter . . . lettered in swimming, track; broke region swim record . . . Seminary graduate. Scott PeterseneTremontoneassisted school activities and Bruins Club . . . graduated from LDS Seminary . . . liked To collect stamps. Sandra PricehTremontoneheld membership in FHA, Agenda Club; aided studembody activities . . . plans include beauty school course. Geniel PulvereFieldingeadded abilities to Phi Gamma, Choir, NFL, Agenda . . . LDS Seminary grad . . . changed name To Thomas. Paul Puzey-Tremontonedisployed skill in football, baseball, bas- ketball, Band, and Choir . . . headed Prom decorations . . . scholar. Deborah RedfieldeTremonfonedecorofed and rode school float . . . worked on publicity committee for Harvest Boll . . . FHA member. 1964 became a .year of momentous decisions as graduation day loomed upon the horizon. Advanced training, marriage and new homes, and employ- ment beckoned, forcing graduates to plot future courses with determination. Scholarships, advice given by representatives from various universities and fields of endeavor, aptitude and interest tests, and guidance from counselors began to ttadd upt, as each senior looked ahead to establish his place in todayts new world. This was the threshold of life; this was a new day! ttNow is the timeV 4' am . - - fyle scoffielF showed interest. Milton ScoanI displayed infere Robert Secrist' worked on Juni Gary $helton-4 assisted WiTh JU John Shumqut Choir as veep . Bettie Smith-Tn Harvest Bull co- Mary Ann Joe St: Robert SI