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

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1 't t T '?W.,? 2 5 'A' V5 -T FHA- FRONT ROW: Kent, Starr, Mann, Sorensen, Scott, Marble, K. Grover, Isaacs, Scott. ROW TWO: I. Smith, C. Nagao, Williams, Harris, Potter, Eddy, Casey, Harris, Okada, Bywater, Perry, Manning, Cornwall, Smith, Kimbei'. ROW THREE: Norr, Weidman, Bair, Larkin, Hess, Brough, Silvester, Stenquist, Wise, Germer, Snow, Limb, Ririe. ROW FOUR: Hurd, Hess, lohn, Mix, Wise, Minson, Leavitt, V. Petersen, D. Rhodes, Scott, V, Christensen, Udy, Doutre Richins. ROW FIVE: Rindlesbacher, Shaw, Thompson, K. Thompson, Romer, Richards, Nelson, Potter, Stenquist, Secrist, D. Roberts, Leak, lensen. Highlights included State Convention, service project for Primary Children's Hospital, and fashion show, FH Future Homemakers exhibit talents and goals with numerous meetings, service projects To prepare girls for future roles as homemakers became main objectives of Future Homemakers of America. Members collected clothes and toys for Primary Chilclren's Hospital and sponsored demon- strations planned by officers headed by DeAnn Thompson, president, and supervised by Mrs. Esther Anderson and Mrs. Ann Lineberry. Presenting their annual Harvest Ball themed Midnight Cowboy and attending FHA convention added touches ot excitement to highlight the year. Winding up the year's activities, members attended annual fashion show and banquet, and received awards. WW Completing state homemaking degrees, lulie Peterson, Cathy Christoffersen, Gwenda lohn, Sharon Anderson examined torch. ll

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1 . ,L., , FHA-FRONT ROW: Forsberg, Nishiguchi, Fronk, Fukui, Thompson, Anderson, Wells, Bourne, john, E. Anderson. ROW TWO: Ward, Hill, johnson, Montgomery, jenkins, Hurd, Dea'dorff, Christoffersen, Christensen, Capener, james, Archibald, Christensen, Sayama. ROW THREE: Bunderson, Freestone, Fronk, Harris, Pugsley, Petersen, jensen, johnson, Archibald, Neal, Bronson, Vance, Andreasen, Augustine, Sweden. ROW FOUR: Hess, Summers, Holmgren, Tanner, Beckman, R. Earl, Meyer, Bowen, Stokes, Stenquist, jensen, Allen, Larkin, West, Fabray. ROW FIVE: Gardner, M. Andersen, S. Haycock, Richards MacFarlane, Stenquist, B. Larson, McGinty, Simmons, Oyler, Timothy, Hawks, Erickson, Petersen, and Spencer. SURE HUMEMAKE- i Qs - I , 'ml v, is -' 71,5 . Preparing club activities, G john, S Anderson, ' , . ,, 1 X , D. Thompson, F. Fukui, Lineberry, B. Bourne, C, ' X., - , A W k ,f ' A I A, , WellS, C. Fronk, V. Vance, Nishiguchi, Anderson. ' ' 1' a . -.L -. Rfk ABOVE-Enjoying banquet at fabulous Salt Palace were LeAnn Stenquist, jennie Okada, Peggy john. A

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FF Agricultural interests foster development A We A M, We involving leadership activities in the school Developing agricultural skills, Future Farmers of America developed individual interests through club activities. FFA set goals to train members to become efficient farmers, agricultural businessmen, and community leaders. To qualify for FFA, mem- bers had to be enrolled in vocational agricultural classes. ln conjunction vvith the FHA, Future Farmers sponsored the annual Harvest Ball. As a community service project, club members started BOAC. Yearly activities included parliamentary pro- cedure and public speaking contests. In February FFA members selected Lezli Walker as club svveet- heart. The awards banquet brought to a close a work-packed agenda of contests and achievement. had-W Anticipating National FFA Convention in Kansas City, winners Ray Timothy, Clark Petersen, Sherman Richins viewed rules. FFA- FRONT ROW: Hurd, Warburton, E. Petersen, Timothy, D. Hess, Munns, Nelson, Richins, Norr, Merrell. ROW TWO Mr. lensen, Isaacs, Simmons, Rose, Tanaka, Goss, Shea, lohnson, Anderson, Douglas, Bourne, Wheatley, Mr. Merrell ROW THREE: Freestone, Garbanati, Hirschi, Keyse, Austin, Misrasi, Okada, T. Munns, King, Lamb, Stark. ROW FOUR C. Anderson, Bowcutt, Thompson, Stimpson, E. Anderson, Summers, Determen, Udy, Conger, Robbins, Nessen. ROW FIVE Sorenson, Williams, Deters, Hill, Larkin, Leavitt, Bourne, Larson, Nelson, K. Petersen, and Stokes increased their skills S 5 4-JN -. N .fel W X N at A f.' ll. i .5 rl I t ff, x 'X 'TK '