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

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FUTURE TEACHERS Teachers organize for vocational training, spend time instructing elementary classes Dedicated to help students intending to enter the education field, Darrel Hyde, president, and Mrs. Loretta Williams, adviser, led Future Teachers l through a year of activity and involvement. Moving toward this goal, selected students spent two hours each day instructing students in elementary and ' junior high schools around the area, Future Teach- 'Y ers attracted top academic students at Bear River , '1 as members were required to maintain a minimum ip average of 2.5. Each month FTA honored an out- ' r' t 11r : F standing teacher and rounded out the year with a field trip to the Utah School for Deaf and Blind. A Officers Darrel Hyde, president, Lynda Poulson, historian, Vicki Leavitt, veep, and Bart Hill, secretary, aid PTSA goals. FTA-FRONT ROW: Fronk, Payne, Larkin, Flint, Poulson, Hyde, Leavitt, Hill, Oyler, Haycock, M. Andersen. ROW TWO: Mrs. Williams, Meyer, Bowen, Tanner, Coombs, Sorensen, Hall, Larson, Haramoto, Moriyama, Fronk, Allen, Stenquist, Archibald, Wise. ROW THREE: M. Petersen, Harris, Potter, johnson, Montgomery, Starr, Neal, B. Archibald, Roberts, Beckmann, Brown, Kent, Christensen, Hamby, Silvester, Andreasen, Funk. ROW FOUR: Nagao, Forsberg, Rhodes, Sato, Capener, Hudman, Fukui, Mix, lensen, Stenquist, Van Sweden, Miller, Heusser, Wise, lohnson, Sayama, Miller. ROW FIVE: Richards, Davis, Macfarlane, Fredrickson, Showell, Brough, White, Kent, Fillmore, Stokes, Erickson, Rudd, K. Grover, M. Maughan, and 1. Peterson explored various teaching fields while widening the club's educational interests .rf I L ., 1 X .

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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.

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g i . I. ir 9 . . '.1 .mf 'f , . ff. qv v. . -QF DU i X l'?....i- RIDING CLUB-FRONT ROW: Kimber, G. Harris, Richins, Steed, Leavitt, D. Larsen, Bourne. ROW TWO: Holmgren, I. Hess, K. Christensen, Macfarlane, Romer, Bruderer, Summers, Mrs. Thurston. ROW THREE: Garn, Cornwall, Estep, B. Larkin, Carter, Stark, Lamb, ROW FOUR: lohnson, Anderson, Earl, Douglas, Ward exhibited special talents as great horsemen. RIDI G CL B Interest in western outdoor life united many enthusiasts in competitive horsemanship Reviving old western ways of life, the Horseman- ship Club learned rodeo techniques and miscel- laneous western art. Membership required attend- ance at an accredited school, have access to a horse, and maintain a C average scholarship Club members studied proper care and treatment of animals. With the help of Advisers Mrs, Thurston and Mr. Larkin, officers worked hard to plan parties, an autumn ride in the mountains, and the annual high school rodeo, which was held in May. Com- petitors vvorked earnestly to qualify for state finals at Lagoon. Then, on to Denver, Colorado, for the national finals and more blue ribbons, trophies. Exhibiting item of tool workmanship, Veep Sherman Richins: Vicky Leavitt, secretary: Rick Steed, prexy, examined craft. yi I .f 13 5. is..