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

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'W' mlm .f 4' TOP-Providing needed leadership during all-important Prom, Gary, Deaun, Donna, Camille chairmanned various committees. LEFT - Cheerleaders offered exciting assembly for BE game, including motorcycle riding, dunking bee, Tarzan swing. RIGHT-PTSA guest instructed studentbody on sex education. i as

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GRA D FI ALE Sundry activities announce the final farewell as graduating seniors become new alumni Spring days meant spring daze as school days slowly ground to final events. juniors ushered in spring- time with Knights in White Satin as they ttrans- formed the gymnasium into a storybook setting for royalty Cami Coombs and Randy john. April found Riverites Barefoot in the Park as Thespians pre- sented the Broadway play. New at Bear River, scholars joined National Honor Society. Election frenzy swept campus halls as Red and White tickets vied for offices. Eager to be alumni, seniors donned caps and gowns, received coveted diplomas, and walked into their future, ready to become involved. 5 ' r - 1' A r T' ra' M, ABOVE - Participating in year end activities, Gene Cornwall, Debbie Larsen, Mike Maughan autographed classmate yearbooks. TOP - Fairy tale ending highlighted junior Prom assembly as Brian Chadaz and Deaun Archibald enacted medieval characters. BOTTOM-Receiving welcome home to sixth floor walk-up, Craig tPauIJ, Ronna fCorieJ portray scene in Barefoot in the Park. 25