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

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Emphasizing education as The basis of progression, Connie Woldron, Wynn Farr, Ethelann Pierson, Robbins entered Bear River's colorful modernisfic creation in local and county parades To win top awards. AUTUMN FROLICS Summer, early fall activities heralded beginning of new school year Autumn days heralded a breakthrough into progression as the 1965-1966 school year marched onto the scene. Parades replete with floats and marching groups, summer institutes giving inspira- tion to leaders, and student council planning meetings fused together as officers greeted Bears with their version of ttHello, Dolly? Golden days of fall were filled with new faces and new chal- lenges, sparking students to accept new insights into their American heritage. Footballs, fans, and fun took over each weekend as Bears decked themselves in red and white and braved cold, crisp evenings to cheer their team to Victory. Eager to display their pyrotechnical abilities, Bruins readied fireworks and hoped for numerous touchdowns. Hal Anderson gave incoming cubs Annette Frazer, Carlyle Hansen royal welcome with Hello, Bears. '

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