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

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LANSIRS - FRONT ROW: Neilson, Ashby, Reid, johnson, Rose, Maughan, Lewis, Campbell, K. White. ROW TWO: V. Petersen, Poulson, Stokes, Struhs. ROW THREE: ward, john, Fronk, Stokes, Chapman, Chadaz. ROW FOUR: Timothy, Hyde, Stokes. K. ,HE ... ,.,,,f , ., EM. 5. .. 1. QQ! X C :. LA SIRS Dance Band adds to school spirit by lending musical abilities for community functions Performing with skill, Bear River's LanSirs lent tal- ents to various school and community functions. Student director, Orvil Stokes, along with Mr. 1. Golden Ward, directed spirited practice sessions to gain perfect harmony. LanSirs not only provided music for half-time activities but also performed for dances throughout Utah and Southern Idaho. The group provided student musicians with an opportunity to perform along with the l-li-Steppers at a Utah Stars game in the Salt Palace which he- came the year's highlight. Another top focal point was reached when LanSirs presented a guest group in their spring concert as well as their ovvn. Achieving skills in jazz music LanSir officers Orvil Stokes and Ken White listen to advice from 1. Golden Ward, adviser.

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' i I Q 1 , , 1!x.,i'5 'Ch ix Ki' F, ,'f' 'Nix X xo Q pg., E 'L DECA--FRONT ROW: Cervantez, Anderson, Anderson, McDonald, Barnes, Lewis, Summers, Baker, Nelson. ROW TWO: Hess, Thornley, Stokes, Archibald, Hunsaker, Larsen, Christensen, Stenquist, Deardorff, Mr. Fillmore. ROW THREE: Grover, Chournos, Tanaka, Norr, Davis, Petersen, Larson, Haramoto, Harris, lones, Fronk. ROW FOUR: lenkins, Steed, Larson, Allen, Poulson, Wheatley, Fredrickson, Kaneko, and Manning took a survey of the community's buying habits. Rudd, Hin, if DECA RADIO Promoting communication abilities, career goals, members widen skill in radio, sales Distributive Education students, under Keith Fill- more, became involved in career planning and work experiences. Manned by DE students, the bookstore supplied sundry items as well as texts. Surveys conducted by the group revealed shopping habits ot valley residents. Field trips, state con- vention added interest to club activities. Amateur Radio Club provided opportunities for Riverites to devedop interest in all phases of radio communications. Under the direction of Kenneth Orme and President Gary Manning, radio hams studied for licenses, improved their radio equip- ment, constructed amateur television equipment. RADIO CLUB - FRONT ROW: Roy Fuller, Kevin Thompson, adviser Mr. Kenneth Orme. ROW TWO: lim Chapman, veepg Gary Manning, prexy, Leslie Wheatley, sec. ROW THREE: Brent Larsen, Rodney Hess, Larry Roberts, lerry Roberts, Ron Crump.