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

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LaDee Stokes Leslie Stokes James Summers Dan Thomas David L. Thompson David Z. Thompson SOPHOMORES Cubs changed from bewildered newcomers To industrious underclassmen Although newcomers to ttOur Dear Old High School? sophomores needed little time to adjust to new experiences. Soon they joined in the Whirl of activities, not to be outdone by the other classes. Industrious underclassmen organized vari- ous functions to swell class funds. ttPopcorn for saleW became a familiar cry at basketball games. As chairmen of committees to sell popcorn and candy at games, Gloria Petersen and Greg Brown found enthusiastic and earnest support from all cubs. Other cocurricular activities included dances and a fun-filled class party. Sophomores found school could be enjoyable as well as challenging. Larry Supino Sharon Tanka . Sandra Thayne Glen Thompson Vol Udy Wendi Walker Allen Word Billy Warnke Curt Webb Gloria Welling Susan Weston Patsy Wilburn Lana Wilioms Vickie Wilson Linda Wood James Woodward Wendy Zinck Matt Zollinger

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Gayle Potter Michael Rhodes Sherrie Roche Cleve Steed Gale Stenquisf Cameron Stokes Debra Price Wade Rhodes Dale Roderick Pamela Steed Diana Stine Ferron Stokes Gary Price Maureen Rompfon Chrisfine Rafhmonn Karla Rhodes Wayne Rhodes Sheldon Richins Betty Roberts Louise Roberts Richard Rucker Edamarie Schumann Annette Secrisf Lynn Sorensen Chad Starr and Lowell Hess oh'd excitedly while endeavoring To hit Targets with elastic guns at sophomore carnival booth. tonew 5x355. 5 of actin'ti's. 1: : classes. 1mm; : OHS mm 3 g sale? been! I i As chaimm g a candy at $333. G: found MN I cubs. 01113 m and a mm a SChool my 'r

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