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

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t an. 151C. Both gave Out. as ban d Mm Bach ipNCxiiOng I I0 pm. 15- RiVer. 1d Pastels 933 and . :55 . Vic field. - assisted i3 '5 Udvisor. mm with es'ed in on. CHOIR Singers harmonize with excellence, bringing praise to The school Truly a universal language, music deeply moves the human soul. Striving to sing with exceptional tone quality and finesse, A Cap- pella Choir students refined their talents under the direction of Carl Ashby with the help of congenial Mrs. J oAnn Archibald, ac- companist. Melodious strains flowed through the halls as singers prepared for a year filled with programs and concerts. Eighty members donned traditional. red and white robes to perform on various exchange concerts, Sunday evening services, and the annual Spring Con- cert. Included in a challenging repertoire of outstanding songs were itGlorious Everlast- ing? iiThe Creation? and iiThe iMarches of Peace? Trading choir robes for caps and gowns, senior members added sentimental touch to graduation exercises. Later, Choir members combined. travel and fun with con- certs as they toured the colorful Northwest. Wordle, prexy; Mrs. Archibald, accompanist; Johnson, secretary; Robbins, veep; Ashby, director, 2, CHOlReROW ONE: Chiodol Christensen, Anderson, TWO: Green, J. Thomas, Morris, Holdawoy, Motney, Thompson, Tolmon, Stokes. THREE: Johnson, Minson, Nelson, James, Fonnesbeck, Morris, Meyer, Douglas, Kimber, McMurdie, Wood, Lamb, Copener, Bennett, M. John, Anderson, Warnke, Froncom, Butler, Nicholasl Richards, Larkin, Harris, Carlson, Abbott, Storrer, Stohl, Adams, Romer, Sorenson, Gardner. Froncom, Nielson, Lobrum, Nish, Winter, Marble, Schumon, B. Robbins, Adams, Josephson, ChrisTensen, Cannon, Petersonl Marble, Anderson, Zollinger, B. Peterson, Hanseni FOUR: Morris, Firth, Limb, John, Petersonl Earl, Christensen, Archibald, Parkinson, Anderson. FIVE: Marble, Campbell, Wardle, Welling, P. Thompson, G. Thompson, Jensen, Summersl Peterson, Bough, Neal, Farr, Oyler, Rose, Robbins. 67 led group.

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I W pixmmmnww, .,-, v . ' .. , ' ,, . m, V .. ..,. F. , v ,, Pd, y . . v.1- m l- Boasting keen interest in fine arts, Bears CHOM signed up for classes in art and music. Both . x, ' ' r- xv vocal and instrumental departments gave O'ut- gr? ' ' ' . , $ let for musically inclined students as band C,r;'2:' and choral groups ran the gamut from Bach to Beatlemania. Harmony and expressions combined With rythm and precision to pro- duce outstanding results. Using a wide variety of modern media, artists learned techniques esceptjonif'f of perspective and color combinations. River- 9113 59-7 4' ites transformed ink, wood blocks, and pastels 3W the :3 into fanciful creations to delight the eyes and helpOfC'xgif win prizes in state competition. 011W: 3569 C Lung.- i thehaht ' Curl Ashby -direcTed classes in Choir, glee, dramatic arts . . M'thpwslif. served as Thespion Club odvisor . . . interested in music field. 1 donnedU5 ' I Gareth Larsen-conducted classes in Band, Spanish . . . assisted 1 0 WV with public relations committee . . . worked as LdnSirs adviser, Perform; Murgene Thurston-guided Type 1., art classes . . . assisted with .' I graduation commit'ree, Horsemanship Club . . . interested in art. Ronald Croney put finishing touches on his wood- cut while Janet Peterson examined first printing. FINE ARTS Music, ar'r classes captured interest of many industrious RiveriTes touch I0 54-5 i memters ii: 3 certs a: :5? '-- - w? x . ; :1va .k: ,. . . fauna - - Tooting on hIS French horn for fellow European tour participants, Ralph Bennett CarlAsth celebrated news with Cathy Carlson, Ray Limb, David Christensen, Cynthia Meyer. Gareth Larsen - Murgene Thurston 66

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BAND Musical selections, marching, uniforms, keynofed Bear River's honor band Sharp music, striking uniforms, and in- genious marching keynoted Bear Riverts honor band this year. Conducting the seventy- two musicians, Gareth Larsen united members to present never-to-be-forgotten performances. Players thrilled crowds at state and local parades and received the nod as band of honor at the Days of 47 parade. Spotlighting other school activities, band members presented the ttbest-evertt half time during the annual Homecoming game. Performing intricate musi- cal selections as ttDubinushkatt by Rimsky and ttPassion in Painttt by Rene, Riverites gave top notch performances at spring concerts. Christensen, student director; Overson, drum major; with Carlson, maioret're; Mr. Larson, director, planned agenda. BANDe-ROW ONE: Morrison, Lewis, Bair, Roundy, Overson, Ldrson, Carlson, Nelson, Morris, Meyer, Rhodes. ROW TWO: Tolman, Peterson, Woodward, Meyer, Nelson, Folk, Tonoka, Kcmely, Anderson, Hansen, Dunsie, King, Cook, C. Anderson, Hess. ROW THREE: Storr,'Erickson, Harper, Fillmore, Deem, Anderson, Larson, Sorenson, Marble, Rhodes, John, C. Starr, Misrosi, Fridal, Sayamo. ROW FOUR: Limb, Doutre, Chrislensen, Jeppson, Ryan, Harris, Manning, L. Anderson, Allen, Christensen, Andreoson, Archibald, Bennett, Owens. ROW FIVE: Burton, Archibald, Folk, Larson, lverson, Maynard, Getz, Johnson, Baadsgaord, Hansen, Holt, Butler, Fruncom, Orwin, Wordle, Oyler.