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

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mem. - M. -m i4, X AX 7 .- -, 4 m3 38 x 51g Junior class leaders Paul Ha-nsen, Linda Ashby, and Craig Law bone up skills for games planned for party while other class members Bruce Blanfhorn, Davnd Lloyd, Jodie Wood, Colleen Spence, Linda Haycock, and Toni Nelson lend humorous encouragement. 1,! g L W W x $23; : A W w l; Kenny Adams Roger Adams Susie Allred Bettie Anderson Arlu Anderson Planning ahead, juniors selected capable officers to direct class functions. Craig Law presided over class affairs, assisted by Paul Hansen as Vice presi- dent and Linda Ashby as secretary. Offering plans for fun and hard work, Mr. Ronald Mortensen and Mr. J oseph Larkin proved competent advisors. Jumom selected Top Trio and advisors To guide participation in all class functions for 1963-64 year Ken! Anderson linda Anderson lindu Ashby Jean Austin Jodie Bums

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: Ron Zollinger captured Lora Lee Deursch and Kris Hendricks in their robes as he tried to preserve memories of the occasion. Seth Wilcox:Fielding:mointoined honor roll for three years . . . supported Bruins in all ochvmes . . . plons InClUde attending college. Ann Wood:FIelding:choirmonned Homecoming; Agenda secretory . supporter of Chow, Phi Gamma . . . LDS Seminary graduate. Mary Wood Gorlond--represented Bear Rwer 05 0 Girls Stoter; worked 05 exchange editor for Searchligh? . . . Seminary graduate. huyne. Vern Wood:-Tremomon:trcmsferred from Chollns, Idaho, school MnUdy . In football, wrestling, basketball, frock . : . Prom worker. mm Janet Worley-Tremomon-otrended GIrls' State . . . NFL, Choir; served on Prom, Homecoming committees . . . Seminary graduate. Herbert Yanie:FIeldlng-ochvely supported Future Farmers . Chow; on wres?lmg and football squads . . . LDS Semlnory grad. Idaho Ronald Zollinger:Thotcher-FFA officer; LDS Semmory graduate . . . 1 d .I' excelled 05 Store Former, parliamentarian, scholar, and musmion. 'cf mlsso. Chris Zinck-:-Deweywlle:dvsployed obnlwty on wresflmg team and :IeJLtIITgeISIIdIIo-II athletics . . . Brums Club member . . . decorated for Prom, Hop. secretoryw represenlume lofPromcrI of Hi-VUIie'r , Junior Prom, ms on college athletic team inarY graduore: tbull and W ..W . . . . Etiec'ammou. Donnmg tradltlonal red and whlte caps and includemuegf gowns, seniors faced future horizons with eager 'SsmzrydEL: 2:? mice: Cnn moo: minds and willing hands. Commencement became :hmongdu'k Jangw::ey Hegngzzie a reahty 5,15 speakers admomshed classmates to lpfereyrlegaden' Ronald Zollinger ChrisZinck answer hfe 5 great challenge to accept each oppor- W. 6597?. tunity for advancement. Red roses, warm hand- r d-ewfari: Clasps 0f congratulations, happy parents and OCILoiran friends, and treasured diplomas made seniors re- .inarIng'GBdIf; alize the finality of high school days. Misty eyed, iengiwegf the class of :64 said fond goodbyes to halls of i 0W: Bear River High and joined illustrious alumni.

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Kent Anderson Mark Anderson Risee Anderson Linda Anderson David Archibald Susan Archibald Linda Ashby Carlos Astle Kathleen Atkinson Jean Austin Florentine Ayala Caroline Boer Jodie Barrus Jim Bafy Alan Beste 1 4p m :Iuss :gemenl. eHie MW ioers over Hesi- llllllHIllill llllllllllllll N,vvu- al' Mr. Mortensen and Mr. Larkin acted of class uDads by leading Juniors through thick and thin of Junior Prom and class problems. Sue Ann Bair Lil Bordin