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

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n Jim Overson Ethel Mae Palmer Nord Peterson Ethel Pierson Becky Robbins Merle Romer Cheryl Oyler Hugh Petersen Kathy Peterson Brent Potter Dorothy Robbins Lynn Rose Rating A honors for sophomores during school's first term were Kathleen Josephsen, Lynn John Oyler Melanie Reese Lester Peterson Ricky Robbins Linda Peterson Mavis Roundy Kent RedfieJd Peggy Robbins Mary Roundy Rose, I .u ,. . 2-! Dan Rhodes Caroline Roberts Ted Roundy Lois Thorpe, and Terry Orwin. Lee Richards Vicki Robbins Dave RusseJl 55

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Del Ray Lewis Ray Limb Sally Lindford Leonard Long Brent Mucfarlane Arlene Marriotl John Marsh Bill Marshall Suzanne MameY Carol Ann Mecham Gary Merrill Cynthia Meyer Geraldine Morris Scott Morris Sherma Morris Mariurie Munk Jack Munns Farris Neal Kenneth Nelson Gayle Nelson Anita Nielson Jeane Nielson Charles Newman Wesley Newman Tgrry Orwin Adjusting to new work loads and different scholastic requirements taxed sophomore abilities. These were important years; these were years to prove onews ability. And sophomores dug in to match interests and abilities with new courses of stL-ldy. As first term ended, twenty-nine cubs gamed honor roll status with four being named to eiAll:Ae, honors. Academic achievement was surely fmdlng proper perspective within minds of cubs. H: n. x u . I.:'W;:R4 ii 1- ,tghk 11. 'vr exulneux.'h:. !z; v ::::3! 3fu::'l::f Sophomores listed high scholastic achievements on Top priority lists as four scholars rated all HA's m' 'V' J , Elhql :0! 9h 5ch

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rxchhqux.kcsixxya fxmzw m Mike Sanders David Sato Donna Mai Schuman Linda Shelton James Shumway Linda Smith Boyd Smith Vernal Smith Cathy Sorensen Mariel Sorensen Rich Stacy Peggy Spence Phil Southwick Curfis Starr Susan Stohl Saphomores -g--.- found dpporfunifies 'ro delve deeply info selected fields of interest which lead to success High school days were here and SOphOInores found a wide variety of classes offered for their consideration. Advanced studies offered a chance t9 delve deeper into chosen fields. Meetingr neW hterary personalities and intriguing philosophies afided depth. Chuckling over Tony Lumpkifs an- tlcs and philosophizing with A11 that glistens is not gold? sophomores traced cultural development of Wprld history and related current problems to their Jesse BilogodY Cbecked I'he fe,SUlls during a biOIOQY e?Perimenf hlstorical setting- Math, algebra, geometrEB and as Sherman Aushn studied microorganism under the microscope. biology opened Outlets for scientific minds. e 56