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

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CHEERLE DERS Spirited octet lends support to athletes and promotes school enthusiasm, sportsmanship Spirit rang through Bear River halls as cheerleaders and students rallied to support athletic teams. This year's vivacious octet began boosting spirit by at- tending Cheerleader Clinic at Utah State during summer months, Where they vvon honors and superior ratings. Head cheerleader Kathleen Brown worked closely with squad members to promote school spirit, while colorful signs and clever pep rallies encouraged Bears! loyalty and enthusiasm in all activities. Fund-raising projects, sponsored by cheerleaders and adviser Mrs. Bonnie Hill, vvere useful in the preparation of special pep assemblies and teas honoring athletes and visiting groups. BELOW-Presenting Yogi Bear as Christmas present to Riverite enthusiasts, Cheerleaders boosted spirit, promoted athletics. Cheerleaders-Promoting team support, Cami Coombs, Kath- leen Brown, Karma Carver, Deaun Archibald, Randy Borgstrom, Kevin Hansen, Diane Heusser, Lezli Walker rallied spirit.

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l i A J .XX , CA , l SKI CLUB-FRONT ROW: Hill, Richards, Austin, Crump, Norr, Rudd, K. McDonald, Nelson, Mr. Grimley. ROW TWO: Tanner, Beckman, Taylor, Webb, Showell, McDonald, Richards, Tarbet, Keyse, Brockman. ROW THREE: Lish, Moss, Christensen, Haramoto, Harris, Wheatley, Oyler, Bowcutt, Kotter, Norr. ROW FOUR: Stokes, Heusser, Stenquist, Archibald, McLeod, Wise, Carter, Miller, Harris, Coombs. ROW FIVE: Kearl, Struhs, Thompson, Brough, L. McDonald, Deters, A. Wheatley, Archibald, Stokes, Shaw, Oyler displayed interest in sport of skiing, as snow covered slopes came into sight. SKI CL B Wintry scenes on snow covered mountains lend zestful living to BR's youthful skiers N Beautiful snow covered mountains brought the Ski Club into a wintry scene of vigorous outdor activi- ties. Club members banded together to promote interest in Ski Utah!! President Curtis Norr, Adviser David Grimley, and club officers combined to make a great team. Winter activities planned by officers included Saturday skiing events at Beaver Mountain, the thrill of night skiing, and the annual ski trip. Devoted outdoor enthusiasts chalked up a success- ful vvinter of their favorite snow sport. ,I Deliberating techniques of skiing, Ronnie Crump, veep: Paul 1 Bradshaw, secretary, Curtis Norr, prexy, checked ski boots. sl 7

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PHI G MMA Pepsters promote school spirit by adding sparkling enthusiasm to athletic activities Pepsters developed sparkling spirit throughout ath- letic seasons. Red and white clad marchers provided entertainment for halftime shows. Club members participated in workshop competition at University of Utah's Special Events Center. Raising money to provide for bus tickets, parties, and gifts, spirit boosters sold candy. With rare combination of pep, enthusiasm, and personality, girls sought member- ship in a group which required energetic spirit, support of athletic teams, and loyalty to school. Ending a year of zestful enthusiasm, Pep Club Formal combined candlelight ceremonies, an- nouncement of officers, and a few tears - an evening of enchantment for Phi Gamma members. 1 . Margaret Christensen, president, worked with DeAnn, Annette, lulie Ann, Lyn, Tressa, and Mrs. Lee to layout year's plans. PHI GAMMA- FRONT ROW: Hill, Larkin, A. lensen, Christensen, D. Thompson, Westergard, Mrs. Lee. ROW TWO: lohnson, Forsberg, Rhodes, 1. Summers, Holmgren, Miller, Capener, I. Forsberg. ROW THREE: Wise, Kunzler, Leatham, Starr, Mont- gomery, lohnson, Bronson, Neal, S. lensen, Bunderson, Bowen. ROW FOUR: Kimber, Miller, Ward, Wise, Hurd, Cornwall, Bourne, Sayama, Nishiguchi. ROW FIVE: Griffin, Keyse, Fronk, D. Archibald, Richards, Macfarlane, Davis, Stenquist, Romer, M, Andersen, and lensen participated in the half-time festivities at post-game competitions, and promoted school spirit.