LLOYD LISH JR. (Junior) 660 No. 1600 East Tremonton, Ut 84337 Ph # (435)257-7177
CLASS OR ACTIVITY AT BRHS THAT MOST INFLUENCED MY LIFE: It is difficult to name just one because we had so many great teachers at BRHS. “Tuff” Linford was a great baseball coach. Mr. Jorgensen helped me develop my voice. I've done a lot of barbershop and quartet singing. Mr. Blackham didn't take any guff and I can still quote some Shakespeare. Mr. Kerr was great, he was a friend to everyone. I think he is one of only two former teachers that are still alive at this time. He lives in my ward and still remembers our high school days. He still has a great sense of humor.
LIFE THESE PAST 55 YEARS: Becoming a self-proclaimed billionaire. Just kidding of course (Now Darrell Rose will be asking for a loan or handout). Seriously though I've worked hard. I Built a family business with my wife and sons. We own and operate a grain elevator, trucking and brokerage, service and ship grain throughout the world. I have raised and am still raising a wonderful family of eight children, 31 grandchildren, three step-grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. I have been in two bishoprics and a member of the Stake High Council. Cherre and I worked in the Logan Temple for four years. I was a member of the hospital board, city planning commission and the City Councilman for over 20 years. I've played baseball and sponsored many baseball teams. I help build a ball diamond and donated the first scoreboard at the Tremonton City North Park.
HOBBIES/ INTERESTS/TALENTS: I love to work to still do, whether it is on my little farm, in my yard and garden, or driving down the road in my Kenmore truck. Playing with my grandkids and watching their ballgames is a delight for me.

THE MIGHTY BEAR. DOES HE SCARE YOU?

DOROTHY (WILSON) RAMSDELL “Dixie”
6010 N 4600 W. P.O. Box 189 Bear River City, Utah 84301 (435)279-8268

The class that most influenced
My life for the past 55 years;
Acapella Choir and all the good advice from Mr. J.

What have you done with your life since 1952: Nothing much has changed since our last reunion. We have more great grandchildren (15 now). Dee and I have celebrated our Golden Wedding Anniversary in 2004. In 2006 we were married in the Logan Temple.

Hobbies/interests/ talents: Reading, quilting, spending time with family and friends.

CONNIE WOOD TERRY 335 West Center, Bountiful, Ut.
84010 Ph # (801)295-0375
Class and Activities that most Influenced my life these past 55 years.
Acapella choir, Leadership opportunities

LIFE THESE PAST 55 YEARS:
We made our home in Bountiful and have lived there now for 52 years. We have 5 children, 12 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
We both retired – Boyd from L-3 Communications and Connie from the LDS Church.
Two of our daughters live in Phoenix, AZ, so we enjoy trips there as often as we can. We have gone on two extensive Church History trips and traveled all over the western states and some eastern ones – the last one to New York City, Palmyra, and Niagara Falls. We have enjoyed cruises to the Panama Canal, and the latest with our children and their spouses to the Eastern Caribbean for our 50th wedding anniversary.
We served a full time mission at Cove Fort Historic Site. We were called for 6 months and lived in our travel trailer. Then we were asked to extend our mission, so we moved into an apartment for the remainder of the mission – serving 18 months there. This was a wonderful experience.
I am currently serving as a church service missionary at the Church Office Building, something I was doing before our full time mission. I am also serving as music chairman at Bountiful Branch Assisted Living Center.
We have season tickets for BYU football and have a summer home in Oakley, Ut. We enjoy being there with our family and friends whenever we can.

Hobbies/Interest/Talents: Piano, Music, Sports, Traveling, Cruising (hoping to go to Alaska next summer)

SPECIAL MEMORY OF BRHS: Acapella choir – opportunities to learn and serve – good friends--good times!!!!

Words of Wisdom: Same as last time- Enjoy life, family, friends and this beautiful world!

Beverly Owen Buttars -1012 Deerwalk Lane, Ogden, UT 84404 Ph.#number (801)621-0430 & (801) 726-4288 e- mail : ebbuttars@relia.net

Activities that most influenced you at BRHS:looking back, most of my classes and activities help prepare me for the future. In type 1 and type 2 I acquired skills that I had used in most of my jobs.
What is happened in my life since 1952: It seems like a very short time since we graduated from BRHS. But when I really stop and reminisce through those years, and look in the mirror, 55 years does take a while, but still there are many sweet memories.
I have held four jobs (the paying kind), Garrett Freightlines, Harris Truck & Equipment, the Defense Depot in Ogden, and Cory Auto Salvage Yard.

My non-paying jobs have many rewards, being a wife, mother, grandmother, and caregiver. My sweetheart, Ed passed away March 3, 2004, leaving me to face the world alone again. Since Ed’s passing my health has decided to take a vacation. I have an electric chair a Jacuzzi, but have not had a lift put on my car yet. It is a little harder to do the things I want to do, but I have been able to do almost everything I want. Sometimes it takes a little more effort, but I still feel that I’m pretty darn lucky. I know a whole lot of people who have helped much worse than I do.

I am blessed with a family that knows my limits, and manages to keep me in line. They have provided me with grandchildren, and great-grandchildren who can really make the sunshine. I think they are God’s reward for surviving the children.

Looking back everything was fine. Being a member of the PEP club, PEP band, and Marching Band was fun. The very best part of school was the friends. Each and every one is special.

Hobbies/Interests/Talents: I have enjoyed many church callings, but being an officiator in the Ogden Temple was my favorite. I enjoy going to basketball, soccer, baseball and lacrosse, to watch my grandchildren play. I enjoy reading, hand work, traveling, and going to class reunions.