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

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Leading FFA Chapter as officers, C. Merrell, R. Timothy, D. Hess, T. Munns, L. Warburton, Hurd, E. Petersen, B. Nelson, Richins, Norr, standing. America the Beautiful? themed Raymond Timothy's first place essay, Larry Warburton took second. FFA- FRONT ROW: D. Andersen, Forsberg, Bowen, Moss, Hawkes, Struhs, R. Stokes, l. Stokes, Gibbs, Manning. ROW TWO Christensen, Earl, Petersen, C. Christensen, Kearl, Harris, Williams, T. Hess, Simmons, Munk, Anderson, Holdaway, Mr Christensen. ROW THREE: Bennett, Heyder, Lish, B. Anderson, Marshall, Anderson, Zito, Anderson, Nelson, Heyder, Norr Oyler, Bronson. ROW FOUR: Grover, Miller, D. Earl, Carter, Coombs, Estep, Eddy, Larkin, Davis, Bell, Kimber, Nessen Wheatley, Wood. ROW FIVE: Auger, Larson, Steed, Vernon, Zundel, I. Roberts, Sorenson, Rasmussen, Roberts, Shaw Poulson, Kidder, and Smith stressed agricultural abilities for competition at the national convention held in Kansas City YT K X fire. Pe linig y,'j'q'7+f ,vf l t . PQ 'N tX iq E 'XVX XX 'N..X

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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 '

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URSES Medical interests widen as club members participate in community service projects Cultivating medical interests while contributing to community and school activities, Future Nurses joined together to explore career opportunities. Aided by President Patti Holmgren and Adviser jill Cannon, club members participated in service projects for the blood mobile and various health clinics. Packing sample medicinal drugs for ship- ment overseas involved all members. Field trips to nevv community hospitals gave FNC members a chance to vievv modern facilities while Doctors lack S. lohnson and Walter F. Loomis provided instruction in proper suscitation methods. Monthly meetings highlighted active year tor Future Nurses. ABOVE-Applying life saving resuscitation, Dr. Loomis, Patti Holmgren, and Dr. lohnson practiced skills on Resusci-Annie. FNC- FRONT ROW: Sorensen, Marble, Kunzler, Stenquist, Holmgren, Keyse, M. Andersen, Allen, Mrs. Cannon. ROW TWO' K. Mann, Hill, Goss, Hall, Heusser, Cornwall, M. Capener, Leavitt, D, Larsen, Holdaway. ROW THREE: Mix, Parkinson 1 Archibald, Andreasen, Harris, Tanner, Hirschi, Fronk, C. Coombs, West, Miller. ROW FOUR: Napoli, Larsen, Spencer, Larkin, Payne, Hill, Erickson, Fredrickson, Simmons, Haycock, and Pugsley acquired knowledge through various nursing projects. l AX fx , -lf: L Q ' .vw 1 N v 'X Mp .I if , Y fi.