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

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With a hearty ttHello, AlumniP Bears wel- comed graduates home to Bear River to reminisce and relive a few poignant memories of days gone by. Themed t0 ttMemories in Reflection? the celebration reached a peak of excitement as River- ites painted the town, mailed invitations, and decorated the halls. Assemblies overflowed with alumni talent, giving present students a glimpse into the past. Led by Hi-Stepperst prizewinner, cleverly decorated cars and buses carried cele- brants through the towns to proclaim the home- coming football game and dance, where pert Coleen Baty and popular Lynn Rose received homage as king and queen of the annual affair. LonSirs provided modem iazz music for couples of Homecoming dance themed Memories in Reflection. Clutching 0 football, cuddly bear found himself perched atop Pepster's car in Homecoming Parade. MEMORIES IN REFLECTION Homecoming festivities provided endless activity, honored returning alumni Homecoming committee heads Wynn, Joy! Carol Ann, Don, Debbie checked advertising for annual event. Steven Hunsaker and Karla Gardner laughed of Their pre- dicament as they began Task of decorating parade emry.

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m, w yfx After spending many hours of planning and hard work, Riverifes lined up 90in decorated cars in anficipotion of judges' decisions To be passed before starting on rou're Through local Towns in colorful Homecoming Parade. .wxunxstMKXx 6 6 6 A Drum Major and Maiore'rfe Jim Overson and Cathy Carlson Studentbody elected congenial Lynn Rose and perT escorted Queen Colleen to field for crown presentation. Colleen Boty as Homecoming royalty for 1965-66. 110

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Unfhankful Roberto pleaded forgiveness from pilgrims por- Seniors selected Rick White and Carol Ann frayed by Bill, John, and Bruce on Thanksgiving assembly. Mechgm To reign as their Hop King, Queen. HAPPY HOLIDAYS Senior Hop, Thanksgiving, and Christmas specialties spiced winter agenda Early snows and cold nights proclaimed the advent of winter and festive holidays ahead. With football over and the Golden Spike safely tucked away, sports minded Riverites looked toward skiing, basketball, swimming, and wrestling. Re- minding Bears that the American way of life is still the best in the world, Thanksgiving also brought a brief respite from school work. LanSirs and Hi-Steppers presented ttHappy Holidays, and Seniors entertained at ttAn Old Fashioned Holi- day? Chairmanned by J ohn Oyler, Susan Winter, and Alan Housley. Colorfully decorated doors, tender carols, and a real Santa set the stage for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year as , Bears vacated classrooms and headed home for W: g V V ' an extended vacation of mental relaxation. ' 4: a. ma Terry Orwin visited with Gary Wangsgard, guest speaker, after t'pilgrims' inspiring Thanksgiving Day assembly.