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

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Lloyd Allen Anita Andersen Camille Anderson Carol Lee Anderson Mart Anderson Don Anderson Gary Anderson Hal Anderson LcIGay Anderson Advisers Gordon Capener and Irvin Garfield were always ready to help; led cubs onward through their initial year at Bear River. ale. Nona Anderson Sherry Anderson Stephen Anderson Colleen Baty Bren! Ballard Rod'WY ArbOn Sherman Austin Merlynn Bair

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Lloyd Carol Lee Gary A: Dan Rhodes, Suzanne Matney and Hal Anderson, class officers, good naturedly share a coke as Arlene. Marriott, Merle Romer, Jim Shumway, Reed Summers, Brenda Goss, and William Flint watch the gala proceedings at brief respite during annual class card sale. I Being anxious to prove themselves to their LgophOMOTQS peers, greenling cubs selected Dan Rhodes for presi- dent, Hal Anderson as Vice president, and Suzanne Matney as secretary. Assigned to act as class ad- selecfed top brass Visors were Mr. Irvin Garfield and Mr. Gordon To direct class Capener, who joined with class officers in charting during initial year plans and setting goals to make the Class of e66 the as greenling cubs liveliest group of cubs ever to enter Bear River. at Bear River k x m Shauna Adams Stephen Adams Alan Abel

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Jesse Bilagody Ralph Bennett Kelly Benson Gary Bell Viola Bingham Jay BowcuH Sandra Bourne Mary Bowcutt Ellen Brockman Diane Burns Ralph Capener Brent Capener Gary Cannon Cathy Carlson Luis Cervanlez Gay Lynn Christensen Darrell Christensen David Christensen JoAnn Christensen Launnq Chrisiensen Norma Clark Oleia Cobbley Camille Compton Gayle Cornwall Jim Cornwall Bewildered sophomores entered Bear Rivefs maze of halls and rooms wondering how they could possibly find a place for themselves. Warm, friendly smiles from upper classmates and reassuring Visits with teachers and counselors gave cubs a feeling of belonging. Under the direction of school counselors, sophomores identified their likes and dislikes as they took Kuder Preference Tests, giving direc- tion to future opportunities at Bear River. Sophomoms gained self-confidence, lost hazy fears under expert guidance of new counselors and Teachers t ,a Md!