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

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Vocatimzs coupled interests, skills to provide training in varied trades for future employment opportunities Testing milk for buNerfat content, Leon John poured fresh milk samples into test tube for final checking. Esther Anderson Fred Christensen Neil Christensen Esther Anderson-'raughf Homemaking Ill, homeliving; served as FHA, senior class advisor . . . earned BA degree from Utah State. Fred ChrisCensen---froined students in vocational agriculture, biology . served as FFA odvisor . . . gained BS degree from Utah State. Neil Christensen- Tought students farm mechanics . . . advised FFA; held .85 degree from Utah State . . . interested in agriculture Preparing for more effective home life 'and careers in related fields, vocational students delved into their personal endeavors. Male Riverites learned the care and repair of farm machinery as well as best feeding practices for livestock. Gun cabinets, lamps, blue-print reading, and mechan- ical drawing interested industrial arts students. Home projects brought closer cooperation between schools and home as well as financial gains. Em- phasizing human relationships, theory, and tech- nical skills, ferns were fascinated with cooking de- lectable food and creating clever wearing apparel- Homeliving classes emphasized courtship, marriage, and practical nursing problems. Margaret demonstrated ironing techniques t-IS she added finishing touch to new wool sun. llx Jensen FFA odivit Joseph la gunior clas lomlne lm Americanisr

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In dashing pranberry-colored jackets and black trousers, LanSirs won the plaudits 0f the entire valley. With distinctive style and vib- rant syncopation, Bear Riverts dance band added pep and enthusiasm to assemblies, games, and half-time activities. Under the di- rection of Mr. Gareth Larsen, the rhythm of blaring trumpets and rolling drums pushed Riverites to their feet in wild applause While melodious harmonies held dancers in a magical spell. Attending a jazz clinic at the University of Nevada in Reno, LanSirs prepared for an outstanding spring concert. LanSws added enthusiasm h, To assemblies and games :jK with blaring Trumpets, f rolling drums, and stylish uniforms John Krey, student director; Mike Lifchford, assistant student director; and Mr. Larsen arranged engagements. LanSirs-ROW ONE: J. Krey, Fredrickson, T. Orwin, Boyce, C. Law, Limb, M. Litchford. ROW TWO: Beste, Francom, Firth, Christensen, Harris, Thompson, P. Hansen, R. Mason, D. Folk, J. Earl, Mr. Larsen. W?

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Rex Jensen Joseph Larkin Loraine Law .305 R x Jensenrdirecfed students in vocational agriculture . . . advised We' FEA activities . earned BS degree from Utah State University. 31:?! Joseph Larkin-Taughf industriaLdrfs and drafting,- performed as e' junior class and Riding Club adwsor . . . earned degree from USU. 1 ma: Loraine Law--insfrycfed Homemaking. II, Type I . . . worked on K Americanism commmee . . . FHA advnsor . . . Utah State graduate. and lved rites Yas Sheila Housley carefully measured ingredients for pies as Nelda Burton sifted flour for fine textured crusts. iage, For construction of home equipment, Stanley Thomas gained skills with new electric saw. Applying gained knowledge, Hugh Petersen accurately set drill to bore a round hole. 1 Hum 1 ! mid; Maurine Bowman used doll model to demonstrate methods used in washing babies as part of home nursing course.