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

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m: .6 0n mfg Shae W J. Archibald, pianist; Mr. Ashby, director, planned year with Campbell, secretary; Shumway, veep; Hunsaker, prexy, Chow Ir enthralled audiences with stately melodies thrieg and Handel To win tapplause from entire valley Singing their way into the hearts of all River- ites, A Cappella Choir attained high musical goals. Under the adept baton of Mr. Carl Ashby, choir members presented a Christmas concert and a mem- orable spring concert. Members enthralled audi- ences with Griegts majestic ttGreat Angelic Hostt, and the tender, melodious ttThere Is a Bahn in Gilead? Crowning a year of hard work was a tour through Southern Utah, Nevada, and California. Choir-ROW ONE: Larsen, Oyler, Duersch, Morris, Chrisiensen, J. Shumway, A. Campbell, L. Hunsaker, Woodward, Frank, Worley, Bronson, Coombs. ROW TWO: Johnson, Limb, Stokes, Capener, Fraser, Whitney, Jones, Bennett, Krey, Welling, Yazzi, P. Stokes, Hall, Fuller, Calderwood, Buck, Waldron. ROW THREE: W. Johns, Haramoto, Larkin, Bricker, Zollin- ger, B. Hull, K. Anderson, Firth, Wright, L. Harris, Wood, Metz, M. Iverson, Bardin, L. Hunsaker, Ward, S. Anderson. ROW FOUR: L. John, V. Shumway, Summers, Holmgren, J. Campbell, Lifchford, Richards, Nielsen, White, Law, J. Iverson, B. Anderson, Rose., Henrie, T. Harris, Marble, J. Firth, Fruncom. ROW FIVE: Ficklin, S. Harris, Anderson, Thompson, Nicholas, S. Thompson, Beste, Hansen, Jensen, Homer, Secrm, Hales, Holt, Barrus, D, Thompson, Earl, R. Summers. Marsha Archibald, absent. Through diligent rehearsals Choir members perfected repertoire for spring tour.

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Fine Arts fostered personal expression of talents in choral, band, varied art expression during school days Improving their playing abilities, Craig Law and Richard Mason spent many hours in diligent instrumental practice. JoAnn Archibald Carl Ashby Gareth Larsen JoAnn Archibaldh-ployed piano for glee, A Ccppello Choir . . . graduate from Bear River . . . enioyed music, home, and family. Carl Ashby-wfought students music, drama, moth . . . served on graduation committee . obtained 85 degree from Utah Store. Gareth Larsen-instrucfed Spanish, music appreciation, bond, stage bond classes . . . held master's degree from Utah State Universiiy. Adding depth to mants soul, music and art offered Riverites opportunities for self expression. Vocal and instrumental music on the campus reached their zenith in Choir and Band while art classes provided outlets for those who liked to create. New to the art media this year was the new kiln for ceramic work. Artistic posters and stirring music spotlighted all activities as the fine arts department contributed to functions. Trying to produce quality painting for art, Benie Smith carefully contemplated desired total effed. Sin ites, A Under membr orable ences w and t1 Gilead throug

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1 . BandeROW ONE: Zilles, Francom, Richman, Krey, Larsen, Thompson, Mr. Larsen, Earl, Litchford, D, Thompson, Meyers. Rogers, Karnely. ROW TWO: Oyler, Minson, Adams, Hards, Campbell, Selman, Woldron, Haycock, Hansen, Germer, Brown, Christensen, Scothern. ROW THREE: Hunsaker, Munns, Stokes, Flint, S. Anderson, Soto, Boyce, King, Timothy, Limb, Starr, Bennett, Calderwood, Anderson. ROW FOUR: Forsberg, F.nh, Hone, Thompson, Overson, J. Laws, Folk, Merrill, Law, Marsh, Homer, Cherko, Mason, Deon. ROW FIVE: Goring, L. Hansen, Weston, Fredricks, Hansen, Beste, Thompson, Puzey, Thayne, Roberts, Orwin, Fonnesbeck, Peck, Carlson, Wordle, Harris. Ruth Larsen, absent. Band blended tones. BKled Thompson, maiorette; Earl, drum maior; Larsen, secretary; Litchford, prexy; Thompson, veep; Mr. Larsen headed Band. displayed high degree of musicianship in haIf-time drills, colorful formations, spring concerts Drums r011, formations take shape, and music spills forth. Bear River's band won wide acclaim as they performed concerts, half-time drills. and parade formations. Under the skilled leadership of Mr. Gareth Larsen, band membexs displayed a high degree of musician- ship with Kalinnikov's Symphony in G Min- ort' during spring concerts. Jerry Earl and Linda Haycock received the nod to participate in the Band of America tour of Europe. Dressed in the snappiest red and black uni- forms, the Riverite band provided both mem- bers and listeners With high quality music.