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

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lulie Peterson Kim Petersen Lyle Poulsen Pam Pugsley julie Petersen-Tremonton-received perfect attendance mark sophomore year . . . Choir, FHA, Thespiansg Seminary graduate. Kim Petersen-Penroseeheld mebership in Future Farmers . . . hobbies include coin collecting . . . plans to become artist. Lareen PetersenAGarland-attended Girls State Convention . . . participated in FHA activities , . . four-year Seminary graduate. Leonard Petersen-Penrosekreceived Seminary diplomag added talents to Choir, NFL: ran cross country . . . helped on Prom. Lyle Poulson-Deweyville-fought on football, baseball teamsg member of Lettermen Club . . . active in Bruinsg Seminary grad. Pamela Pugsley-Park Valley-marched as Hi-Stepper tvvo yearsg active Agenda senior representative . . . Seminary gradp FHA. Todd Ramsdell-Garland-involved in Future Farmer projectsg affiliated with Bruins . . . interested in mechanical projects. Rue Rasmussen-Elwoodeassociated with FFA . . . member Ski Clubp LDS Seminary graduate . . . enjoys working with engines. Kirk Reese-Garland-held membership in Future Farmers Clubp engaged in Ski Club activities . . . four-year Seminary grad. Mark Richards-Riverside-presided as studentbody presidentg led basketball hoopstersg four-year Seminary grad . . . track. Sheryl Richards-Garland-performed with Phi Gamma two yearsp aided FHA functions . . . Ski Club. . . Seminary graduate. Sherman Richins-Riversidefpresided as Rodeo team veep . . . engaged in rodeosg vice president of Bruins, FFA secretary. 4 - Lareen Petersen Todd Ramsdell Kirk Reese Sheryl Richards Leonard Petersen Rue Rasmussen Mark Richards Sherman Richins

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.lf jf' Qrwd' Qi xy- FT i David Nelson Dennis Nelson Don Neilson Curtis Norr Kelly Oyler Michele Oyler Becky Payne Marianne Parkinson -9 Rex Nessen Merrilee Newman David Nelson-Tremonton-supported Ski Club three years... contributed to Radio Club . . . fourth-year Seminary graduate. Dennis Nelson-Tremontoneactive in distributive ed, FFA . . . attended early morning electronics . . . enjoys agribusiness. Rex Nessen-Howell4strengthened Future Farmers of America, Bruins member . . . earned third, fourth-year Seminary diploma. Merrilee NewmanA-Bothwell-actively participated as debater, helped on Prom . . . honored as fourth-year Seminary graduate. Don Nielson-Tremonton-active on Bruins Council . . . Future Farmers member, two-year Choir member . . . Seminary grad. Curtis Norr-Deweyville-officiated as Ski Club's secretary, FFA historian . . . Harvest Ball committee, Seminary graduate. Kelly Oyler-Garland-assisted stage crew three years . . . in Future Farmers of America . . .fourth-year Seminary graduate. Michelle Oyler-Tremonton-supported Future Homemakers, member of A Cappella Choir. . . fourth-year Seminary graduate. Becky Payne-Tremonton-membered Future Nurses two years, participated with FHA, Ski Club activities . . , Seminary grad. Marianne Parkinson-Tremonton-involved in FHA, Ski Club . . . supported FNC functions . . , four-year LDS Seminary graduate. SENIORS New innovations lend interest to Seniors provocative, varied curricular opportunities I Upperclassmen made the most of their final year by accepting challenges that new courses and aca- demic activities offered. Advanced biology classes urged senior involvement and participation in ecol- ogy, resulting in a special ecology day. Chem ll, along with new semester courses offered by the English department, enhanced seniors' curriculum offerings while speech activities tested seniors as they battled on debate teams during competition. Business machines and distributive ed also intrigued seniors who planned for commercial careers.

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Pi Z .l Q Verl Robbins lerry Roberts Kirk Rose David Rudd Elaine Sayama Sheila Showell ff'- fx Sally Robins Larry Roberts Lorrie Sandall Evelyn SHO SEN IORS Seniors frolic on snowy lawn as mid-winter fun highlights active year of involvement Decisions! Decisions! Classmates of '72 faced the year of 72 with having to decide between a canyon party or a skiing day to accent Senior Day. By popular vote, the class chose to hold a semi-formal Senior Hop in january, to continue traditional caps and gowns, and to plan for a super class gift. Graduation announcements, the sob assembly, a senior breakfast- all entailed senior involvement, Verl Robbins-Tremonton-involvecl in FFA activities . . . in- terested in working with engines . . . four-year Seminary grad. jerry Roberts-Tremonton--worked closely with members of FFA, member of Radio Club, aided Harvest Ball, Seminary grad. Sally Robins-Tremonton-marched with Pepstersg helped with scenery for Sound of Music . . . supported activities in FHA. Larry R0bertseTremonton-held membership in Radio Club, participated with Future Farmers , . . four-year Seminary grad. Kirk Rose-Garlandiharmonized with Band, LanSirsg member of Future Farmers of America . . . participated in Bruins Club. David RuddiFielding-contributed to debate team: aided FFA, strengthened basketball team three years . , . Seminary grad, Lorrie Sandall-Tremonton-transferred from Long Branch High in New jersey . . . actively engaged in Band, in Spanish Club, Evelyn Sato-Garland-held membership in Future Homemakers, associated with members of Ski Club . , . affiliated with FNC. Elaine Sayama-Elwoodsco-edited Bearfax . . .A Cappella Choir two years, active with Pep Club . . . Prom committee, FHA, FTA, Sheila Showell-Tremonton-associated with the Spanish Club, participated in FHA, FTA, Ski Club . . . LDS Seminary graduate. Building a bear face, Marianne Parkinson, Debbie West, and Brent Cowley enjoyed heavy early winter snowfall.