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

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MK Kenneth Eggli Richard Elliott Pom Erickson Dennis Folk .1585' 3' Laurette Erickson Wynn Farr Douglas Ficklin VLynn Rose, coach, planned strategy with Jeane Nielson, Peggy Robbins, and Julie ' L; Johnson, with hopes for , 4 9.3 v A x William Flint vicfgrx over lower classmen' in Powder Puff football. '; r: Kenneth?Eggli Tremonfon held interest in form mechanics fourfhxyear Seminary graduate . . . plans include trade school. Richard EllioM Tremonton-odded interests as Chem Club vice president . . . exhibited talents in wrestling . . . honor student. Laurette Erickson-Collinston morched as Hi-Stepper member . selected to attend FHA convention . . . graduated from Seminary. Pamela Erickson CoIIinston-aided Junior Prom, Hop decor participated as FHA member . . . fourfh-year Seminary graduate. Wynn Farr Tremontonn-won or? award in state competition on Bearfax, Searchigh! staffs; in school play . . . likes art. Dennis Falk Tremonfon aHended All-Sfote Bond . . . graduated from LDS Seminary . . . participated in LanSirs, Letterman Club. Douglas Picklin Tremonton held membership in Key Club, NFL, Bruins Club . . . on swimming, tennis teams . . . Seminary graduate. William Flinf Promomory worked in Future Farmer activity; received letters in wrestling . . . graduated from LDS Seminary. Karlan Forsberg-Riverside held membership in Future Farmers, Bruins . . . graduated from Seminary . . . future includes college. Velma Forsgren-Gcrlcnd supported Thespion Club activity . . graduated from LDS Seminary . . . held membership in FHA, debate. Karlon Forsberg Velma Forsgren

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Seniors added talent wa g0 goll to all activities. To display their prowess, senior girls demonstrated skills in football as ttpowderpufflt Bears battled against junior, sophomore ferns. Top ranking Riverites displayed skills as cheerleaders, athletes, andscommittee heads. Rating high in scholarship and curricular activities, the class provided leader- ship. Assemblies were always crowded with talented upperclassmen, while the Golden Spike dance, also sponsored by Seniors, proved to be a tremendous success. Homecoming, under the direction of Carol Ann Mecham and Leon Holland, saw alumni return to reminisce. Forensic groups, FHA, FFA, dramatic presentations, and royalty sparkled with senior talent and ideas as the Class of ,66 led the school through a successful year of group activities. Jo Ann Christensen-Thotcheregraduated from Seminary . . . held membership in Choir, FHA . . . helped with Junior Prom assembly. Launna Christensen-Tremontonaporticipoied with Pep Club, A Cappella Choirl FHA . . . Seminary grad . . . achieved honor roll. Norma ClafkeGorland-melped decorate for Junior Prom . . . Phi Gamma member, senior drill master . . . graduated from Seminary. Camille ComptoneThotcher-marched in Phi Gamma; contributed talents to Junior Prom decorations . . . LDS Seminary graduate. Oletu Cobbley-Tremontoneporticipelted with Future Homemakers . LDS Seminary graduate . . . enioyed business career courses. Gayle Cornwall--Riverside-presided 05 Riding Club secretary; FHA member . . . Seminary graduate . . . aided on Prom decorations. James CornwulI-eTremonToneporticipated in activities of Key Club . . . member of Bruins Club . . . interests Included hunting. Ronald CroneyeTremontonesupported Bruins Club . . . decorated for Prom, Hop . . . interests include water skiing, automobiles. Perry CroziereTremonton-kept records for Bruins activities,- lettered in wrestling, football . . . plans include pro-footboll. James DeemeGarlande-octed as Junior Prom chairman, FFA vice president, Harvest Boll committee chairman . . . Seminary grad. Richard DouglaSeTremonton-tronsterred from Highland High . . . prexy of Chem Club . . . member of Bruins; plans include college. James Cornwall Ronald Croney Perry Crozier SENIORS Top ranking Riverites demonstrated talents in school activities JoAnn Christensen Norma Clark Oleto Cobbley James Deem Lounna Christensen Camille Compton Gayle Cornwall Richard Douglas

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SENIORS Class parties added highlights To busy schedule met by energetic seniors ttFun galore? promised senior class officers as they planned hilarious fun-filled adventures. Off to the snow capped hills of Beaver journied a pack of hungry, happy seniors. Cold, but full of enthusi- asm', seniors came roaring off the snow on skis, tubes, and toboggans. Classmates laughed and sympathized as friends took r011 after roll in the deeply crusted snow. Upperclassmen soon returned to the lodge with red tipped faces, raveneous A Me com appetites, and glowing tales of success. With balmy gradUC'e: . . . . . Gamf sprmg days, senlors competed 1n a mud fhnglng 3?:st 3 ., spree. Senlors were certaln to look back on their DebraGibW class parties as events 1n thelr tthlgh school daze? mfgogm, fourTh-IET Christine Forsgren-Bo'rhwell-participated Three years in FHA; Rex GodfreY-r graduated from LDS Seminary . . . plans include college, nursing. founh-yfi' t; Douglas FoxleyFTremontoneleHered in football . . . served as William Ger ? home room representative, Key Cluber . . . LDS Seminary graduate. was Bar: t; Brent FrancomeElwood-lent Talent in Band, Youth Orchestra, Judy Green;- Pep Band . . . harmonized in Choir . . . future plans include USU. Chow. e Cornell Frederick-eTremomon-gove support To Junior Prom, Bruins, Jolene Grow- footboll, Future Farmers . . . four-yeor LDS Seminary graduate. founr.,g:'.25 Niles FullereTremomonegove support To Junior Prom, Bruins, t Leslie Hanse-s football, Future Farmers . . . four-yeor LDS Seminary graduate. wasp;- Bernell Garbanati-SnowvilIe-held membership in Bruins Club, Suzann-Hapse' FFA . . . graduated from LDS Seminary . . . future includes college. t pm 6: : -: Brent GardnereDeweyvilleeheld memberships in Thespian Club, Julie Hwy- Bruins Club . . . graduated from Seminary . . . plcms To join army. represe't'i Cynthia GardnereDeweyvilleesupporfed Future Homemakers Club Alan Hanis-E Roberta Ballard and Doug Ficklin watched with amusement ' ' ' porhmpoted 'n JUnIOI' Promgnade' HOP ' ' . member Of Agen-do. held wettes- as classmates attempted snow slopes of Beaver Mountain. Karla GardnerfElwood-porTICIpcnted m'FHA-t, Agenda, ThesP'OW Patricia Has'n- fourth-year Seminary graduate . . . active In A Coppello ChOIr. suooore: 37' John Garfield-eTremonfon-received letter as football player; Netnene He's- held membership in Key Club, NFL, FFA . . . achieved honor roll. suopore: 1;; Christine Forsgrerj Douglas Foxley Brent Froncom Cornell Fredrick Niles Fuller Bernell Garbonoh Brent Gardner Cynthia Gardner Karla Gardner John Garfield 26