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

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ma,-7 'N Q f iix , S.: HOMECOMI G With a burst of varied activity, Bear Riverites celebrate annual welcome-back of Alumni. With decorations and dances, assemblies and alum- ni, touchdowns and tender memories, Riverites celebrated the annual Homecoming Week, themed to If only the walls could talkff juniors won hall decorations with clever, colorful murals surrounded with twisted crepe paper while judges awarded first place to FHA's float. In a glorious half time activity, Band members, Pep Club, and Hi-Steppers saluted graduates and Homecoming royalty Kathleen Brown and Mark Richards. But Bear River's victory dance was somewhat cooled as Weber dumped BR. 5 l ,, p , i, , ' iiri i s gm i A Q i as ,tt . J. r f if V ,R gg s i sttg t at tttr t t. R i K 3 f TOP - Adding to festive Harvest Ball decor, Patti and Curtis created pleasant atmosphere. MIDDLE - Chosen Homecoming queen, king were Kathleen and Mark, first attendants Lezli and Roger, second attendants Ronna and Dee. BOTTOM-Homecoming committee members Bart, Mike, lean, Denese plan week's activities. ., . W - f K 1 ff!

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4 ix 'W-'3i1,.1,, TOP-Lynda Poulsen, Barbie Miller, Mrs. Christensen, Vicky Leavitt entertained Bears on talent assembly. BELOW - Leading faculty in school cheer, Coach Petersen, Mr. Fisher competed for prized spirit stick. BOTTOM-Ingrid informed Brent of future BR victory.

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0 ' IM iff on J TOP-Making final preparations, Byron, lulie Ann lent talent BOTTOM LEFT-Gwenda, Francine prepare Harvest Ball's decor TOP RIGHT-Celebrating death of Weber Warrior, Curtis, jeff Mike inspected opp0nent's grave during Homecoming activity BOTTOM RIGHT- Homecoming supporters boost motorcade lyfiflifi ggs W 4 f