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

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Frenzied crowds celebrated Bear Riverts win- ' ACTIVITIES GALORE ning of the Golden Spike. The coveted trophy received a warm welcome back as Bears defeated 7 . or shine Riveri'res SU owed Brigham 7-6. With the first term nearing an end, Come mm ' pp Bears settled down to term papers, book reports, and daily lessons. But relaxation came with talent assemblies, lyceums, and friendly tthellos in the hall. Key Clubbers invited the studentbody to an all-girl football melee, won by vivacious, hard- hitting underclassmen. Adding an artistic touch to hallways, the art department sponsored the Utah Traveling Art Exhibit and added to the schoolts permanent collection with a new purchase. football games, Talent assemblies : end of rd half. Combining their skill in entertaining, Chrisfy Erickson, HTyrolecns explained to Larry about authentic Dawn Francom, Stan Wardle performed on talent assembly. Austrian costumes, musical instruments, customs. ArTis'ric Wynn Farr and Jerry Madsen examined oil 1f paintings displayed in Utah's traveling art show. 74 ! Stretcher carriers Becky and Kathi offended to injured Geri as concerned Powderpuff football ferns looked on.

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After completing snappy hoIf-fime routines for excited football crowds, Phi Gamma members marched to end of field To greet and give encouraging cheers for team members as they charged back on To field for second half. Hal and Rick grinned as Brent Hansen, Box Elder President, Kathi White, Ellen James, and Kathy Bowen braved sorrowfully handed over precious golden spike offer game. the elements to cheer gridmen on to Touchdown.

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Interested mothers checked swimming records with Mr. Simmons while attending annual Parents' Day. Performing wedding ceremony at Bearfax Carnival, Preacher Rose united Phil and Mary with Do You? Harvest Ball royalty, Sue Hansen and Jim Binghom, oddedtcrowning touches for Early Autumn Theme. HARVEST TIME Prospective goiety lured Riverifes To Harvest Boll, Bearfax Carnival Highlighting the autumn season, Future Farmers and Homemakers joined forces to present ttEarly Autumn? Cochairmen Steven Welling and Kathy J osephson supervised arrangements for the annual Harvest Ball. City-street murals, dim light filtering through branches, and bushels and bushels of leaves completed the autumn setting. Leslie Hansen and Cathy Carlson sang the theme song as members proclaimed Suzann Hansen and James Bingham as Harvest Ball royalty. Back-to-school night brought parents to check on studentst prog- ress as indicated on the new report cards issued at the end of the first term. With term finals behind them, clubs joined in to celebrate ttKarnival Kapersh with food, fun, and follies.