Ben Lomond High School - Clansman Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

THOMAS S GEALTA QUARTERS 530A PRESIDIO or sm FRANCISCO sAN Fnnuclsco, gnuronuln 3-awww, 42 6u,,X,OJ. CLASSES . . . Page 16 DEPARTMENTS . . . Page 42 ORGANIZATIONS . . . Page 62 ACTIVITIES . . . Page 78 FIR T EDITIO DEDICATION: To the citizens of Ogden whose interest in Education led to the establishment of Ben Lomond, and to all students of Ben Lomond High School, we respectfully dedicate this first edition of the CLANSMAN with the hope that all readers may derive pleasure and anticipation within its pages. Mary Lou Randall, Editor Audrey Jones, Associate Editor f - 5 E if I 'M Q . ,A Q4 0 , Q, 2 A W D ,nw M0004 5. J, y 0 ,Maple I xd Q F f 5 7 R52 ' 'f f , 'Eiga 2 435 . X . Be Lomond Hig S If n the beginning l95O. Overcrowded condiTions in The Ogden Send ior High School were rapidly becoming Worse. Teochers were overburdened, clossrooms were Tully rnony sTudenTs hod To sTond in ossernbliesg hollls were iommed beTvveen closses. Eoch yeor iT seemed The school couldn'T hold c1noTher sTu- denT, buT sTill more corne ond The number of sTudenTs The school would be expecTed To occom- rnodoTe in TuTure yeci rs mounTed wiTh eoch census. Left to Right: Superintendent T. O. Shith, Edwin C. Randall, Gilbert E. Marriott, N. Russell Tanner, Asael Moulton, Leonard Davidson and Mrs. Russell B, Petty. the problem was recognized The Ogden City Board of Education realized the seriousness of the siutation and began research to find the best means of solving the problem. They considered various methods of making school buildings larger and of transporting stu- dents to them but finally decided the best possible solution would be to build a new high school in the north end of town. To finance these plans, the board proposed a bond issue. Dr. T. O. Smith Superintendent September 13 1950 Mr Lawrence Olpin was commis- sloned as the architect of the high school. Temporary plans were made and presented to the board of educa- tion and the superintendent After the plans were ac- cepted bids were open to the public. ehool bond issue Won December 3, 1949. The 351,414,000 issue proposed by the school system was bal- loted upon by the public. Because parents were vitally interested in their children's education, they went to the polls and voted for the issue. The bond issue was carried by a majority of two to one. an architect Was hired... Lawrence Olpm Architect O E- 'xg' 43 n 'N' un JQg 1x Q 'E' W Qu i iv ff' if ,K Q 'ul S E 9 5 Y 'Q I A' Q ' A wr Q n N253 .' . , wi -. Q .sf Y, rw is ' . f' fl .4 ,gl , X ku , , . ,Q . ty ' T' S li' 4-ffm. A fwv N, 'R , X' X ATL... 'Q 'ggi' ' y Q W? L A i- x . X o ' 1-W x I H' A D xx I Q VE yi Y 1' X 'X K MN-' ' l Q it V5 gif' X in 'N an Y- ' .' 'xx A k Jw wi N' 'N' ' R W ' - 'ty ,x'WNWgg '-b . ' -, N4 A.. ,I-Al ' Q ,qu if KNK 'ggLf'q', ' .'v t..4. i A, Aw w'.8. 39555. Q' A A lei- nk 'kv 'M Vx . ' i 3 .IE K i ,-iff' if ff!-1 2 ' wa, 1 Jw Vai: 1 Tag, S - ,245 , ,, 4 - -1 ' '-l , , .A V- , . ...lm-,y . 1 A 'mms ,qw sy. I K' 'TJ , ., mx' . ' A 133 . W-i'.m.,e ? Sv' in ..4,,i5lnill9f73vh1nnf'i,mf 'ii Av ip 'f 'ifTv'u , ., ,wg uv, If 1 was mmf. 'J A f s- f 'll ,L ,k . Av., 'Guf,,.v Fw Tal -. .V , -..,,, ,L .:.v-,A 'G Ellis McAllister Principal principal was named Ellis McAllister was appointed principal. His efficient and capable handling of the assistant principal's post at Ogden High School combined with fine personal qual- itications made this selection a popular one. To assist in the administration, Robert Alley was selected as assist- ant principal. Chosen as counselor to help guide the students was Catheryn Van Meter. with his assistants Cafheryn Van Meter Counselor - lur first assembl i r P February 25, 1953. Under the direction of Ellis McAllister, the Ben Lomond student body held its first assembly. The purpose of the assembly was to organize the student body into groups to assist in planning and policy making for the new school. A steering committee and committee chair- man were elected. t assembly was held in the Ogden High School auditorium. Q elected committees STEERING i L 4, Dennis Stettler, Chairman, Sharyl Burnett, Student body representa- tive, Arthur Bramwell, Vice-chair- man, and Norman Russell, Secre- tary, show the seal and ring their committee submitted to the stu- dent body for approval. CONSTITUTION Harry Standing, Chairman, Nancy Larsen, Ellen Larsen, Dan Jones, Mark Bott, Lynette Threadgold and Sally Hook study a draft of the constitution they assembled. CCLORS Looking at the Stewart plaid from which they selected red, white and columbia blue to become Ben Lomond's colors are Laurie Thomas, Jane Ralphs, Faye Tay- lor, Kenneth Butler and Lynn Rob- bins, Chairman. ELECTIONS Dennis Peterson, Nancy Larsen, Karen Giles, DeVere Hansen, Joyce Farr and Dennis Marriott, Chairman, wait to vote in the election they directed. PUBLICATIONS Compiling lists of names for the various publications are Gene Smith, Chairman, Newell Muir- brook, Russell Ellis, Clyde Heiner, Mary Lou Randall, Betty Morriss and Audrey Jones. SONGS ' CHEERS Trying the songs and cheers they selected are Karen Giles, Mary Jensen, Mary Ellen Betteridge, Vanya Yorgensen and Carol Slade, Cheerleader. and the Tartan of the Clan Stewart became our Colors the Pep Club picked the Tama Shante April 8, l953. All girls in the senior class were invited to become members of Ben Lomond's first Pep Club. At an initiation and party given by the Ogden High Pep Club, officers elected by popular vote were announced. Uniforms were discussed at the first meeting. Stewart Dress plaid was selected for the material, and the girls pooled their ideas to create a style. Loft to Right: Shanna Miller, Historian- Greta Barton Secretary' left to Right Elaine To lor President Ma Lo R d ll V' - , i , : y, 7 ry uana,rce- Geniel Snarr, Vice-president, Elaine Nelson, President. resid t- K G'l S c ' i ' ' ' p en, aren aes, e retary, Bonne Lewis, Historian. K Dennis Stettler Harry Standing Ellen Larsen Norman Russell President Vice President Secretary Historian ...We held elections and designed a ring Elections were held in the spring of 1953 at Ogden High School to determine the student body officers and to decide .upon the design of the class ring. The names of the publi- :ations were also selected. The final results were: the year- nook, the Clansmanp the newspaper, the Highlander, the iterary magazine, the Thistle, and the handbook, the 'laid Parade. I3 .. , , M Q ' r Q ?5f2??h-Lelrm, gl Eifa Eff? Q F511 'f , i , ' 31,335 ' 'N f E ff? Q, xflgfi - 1' Q ,:', ig 3,513 2 g-1134 ,V ,e , X.: U 8 . ' aiiigmm . EQ . , , 4 V .yth , KV.. 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WiTh officers Lynn Robbins, Ron RoberTson, and PaT Barker, The Senior Class triumphed as The TirsT graduating class of Ben Lomond High School. cg Among The ouTsTanding acTiviTies of The year were A The ouTsTanding Senior Assembly and The Junior Prom, which was sponsored by The Senior Class. Several parties were also given. l Left To Right, Row One: Lynn Robbins, Sharyl Burnett, Mae Kidman, Phil Johnson, Murry Sant, Marilyn Richards, Pat Barker, Ron Robertson. Row Two: Mary Lou Randall, Devere Hansen, Fred Lasko, Gordon Phillips, Nolan Richins, Jimmy Stitt, Mark Bott, Harry Mosher, Russell Ellis, Kay Giles. Ilene Andersen Louise Baca Pat Barker Greta Barton Mary Ellen Betteridge Albonettes Albonettes Senior Class Secretary Albonettes Secretary Girls'Association Vice Presid Albonettes CLANSMAN Business Manager Ski Clan Vice President Student Council Traditions Committee Charlotte Bridwell Jean Brower Sharyl Burnett Mae Jean Burnham Karen Butters Albonettes Albonettes Girls' Association Presid HIGHLANDER CLANSMAN Business Manager Albonettes Senior Quorum Executive Committee i 4. s J 1 Elaine Clark Evelyn Coles Marian Colvell Donna Cook Joy Cordingly Albonettes Albonerfes Albonenes Alboneftes HIGHLANDER CLANSMAN Margaret Costello Marilyn Cowlishaw Margie Cragun Albonerfes THISTLE 'TF' Student Council Connie Crezee Berry Culley Albonetres Albonerfes 'r Darlene Domingez Nancy Dopp Berry Elmer Elaine Facer Garcia Albonettes Albonetres Albonetfes Assemblies ' A z. Delores Giles Karen Giles Genetfe Gladwell Carol Glismann JoAnn Hagge Albonerfes Secretary Alboneftes Albonettes CLANSMAN Swimming Clan THISTLE s ,,,.. E ii f Qrff-'f , V . - 4:3- 1, . U5 A 1 ,' bb. .2 , LL! ' VL I H J , 5 if . :J ' , ii. LZ .' 4 Geraldine Hansen Joyce Harbertson Albonettes Albonettes THISTLE JoNoe Heitz Arlene Hinton Albonettes Albonettes THISTLE Assemblies Assemblies Marilyn Horspool Betty Jensen Carol Jensen Jerine Jones Alto Mae Kidman Albonettes Albonettes Albonettes Albonettes HIGHLANDER Business Mgr. Senior Quorum All Ellen Larsen Ellen Joy Larsen Geraldine Lattin Bonnie Lewis DeLone Lewis Student Body Secretary Albonettes Albonettes Historian Albonettes Albonettes Student Council CLANSMAN Swimming Clan HIGHLANDER Executive Committee Marva Lutz Arlene Marshall Carol Martin Albonettes Albonettes THISTLE Student Council HIGHLAN DER I i l Jean Mayberry Connie Miller Albonettes Girls' Association Represer Peggy Miller Shanna Miller Annette Minnoch Carole Moore Utohna Moosman THISTLE Albonettes H' t ' is orian Ski Clan THISTLE Elaine Nelson lbonettes President C- 5 I gl S Pat Penrocl Carol Pomeroy Ferol Pont Mary Lou Randall Albonettes Albonettes THISTLE CLANSMAN Editor CLANSMAN Albonettes Vice President Student Council Marilyn Richards Albonettes Senior Quorum Peggy Seeley Geniel Snarr Albonettes Albonettes Vice President i. Lena Snyder Albonettes Swimming Clan Gay Stewart Albonettes CLANSMAN THISTLE :, .. xl I Nl. Doris Sorensen Gladys Stitt Dorthea Stoddard Mary Ruby Tabarez Elaine Taylor Albonettes Albonettes Albonettes Albonettes President Swimming Clan CLANSMAN CLANSMAN Traditions Committee n.. ,,,,.-- , M 2 ,,,.-- N f 4 1' F ,ur li5 Xi Es mm rf ur I -,:,.5 Lim' ' i-I 'S-123212 4 T X3 'I' ' 3'-6775? r --icq.: ' fl 4 ,-Fifi ' '7 'Q 412.1 1 f-'ff?gr'- is-. K f-LNZQ lif .... T f,':l.-an - -1. ' '15-. -J -1.22 gs,-Q -3j:j,. gg, . .1 -rv -l 5 - 1 ' . . -'L 4 ,-1 -f--. fr' P1 I 'Cir :Q ,L- -11 .,-,,. 1-st-'-I-ive 3 f 121-QLQIQ. -of - st-: 1 I int -. . ifii.f.f73 r .. ..-.-.gf X 12 Boyd Irving Dennie Jackson Phil Johnson Tom Judd Athletics Wrestling Senior Quorum Drarnatics .W ,.....gX , Alan Lynch Jay Kilfoyle Fred Lasko George A. Law .No ..,., Cadet Captain Student Council Officers Club Lairdsmen Brogue Vice President Science Clan Officers Club Dennis Marriott Dan Mecharn Martel Nlcuuliocn C.a.g .... -.i-,-,.. I 1 Boys' Association President Co-Athletics Manager Swimming Clan President Athletics Debate Radio Executive Committee E Vern E, Moore Dennis Morley Harry Mosher ivevw.. ....,.....-v.. Football Senior Quorum Publications Wrestling Radio ROTC Executive Officer Ceremonial Commander 3 Q- gw- Q. 293J3'7f'1 ' +41 , .Mx EA 'Q '., s. , ' gg, F 'Q I , 5519, My I 35 H ,.. ,A 5 A h ad Q. wi is K kg 9' fx A ,W i . mg it Lew Whnte Afhletncs 1 iilkf 11, I ,Y My Laurds lr . nl.- -' ja? I .ff Ja. , Walter, Carlene, and Sherrie QQ.: - really planned a full year 'R'- forthe Juniors. Sidewalk gathering for burning of the B were competitive activities. Juniors conducted and held class parties. The 313, first Senior Reception sponsored by the Junior 1 class, was a beautiful affair. :V :- . Lf.. luis . H R f .1-La f ' - 3' 5:4-2 Len vo uugnr, now une: Nelda Palmer, Nancy Larsen, Audrey Jones, Donald Pen- iw rod, Jay Nye, Bob Frank, Walter Higgins. Row Two: Carole Slade, Clodella Gar- diner, Carol Combe, Sherrie Stephens, Carlene Cr b Al h os y, t ea Pont, Joan Rawlins. :ck Albright Melvin Alexander Robert Alford D l ll er Anderson Shara Lee Anderson Mabel Archuleta irge Barnett Clair Barrow Lyle Benson oug as A en Blaine Anderson JoAnn Anderson aren Anne Argyle Frank Aston Ron Ballantyne Lynn Benson Marion Borger Jerry Bradford digging and wood Q assemblies and dances 8 --Qs . X ,Q K ii Q4 M .A N iff m .Q my K 5 gg 'Q +23 3 3 ' -s. , .N 'L' Q I i 7 ,, , A X Q Q 5, .4 A 9? X Mi! arry Eddy Richard Edgley Terry Farr Larry Field Robert Field Brent Forsgren knn Fowers Lowell Fox Bob Fronk Jared Fuhriman Clodella Gardner Margaret Gardner 3 F in x nnie Garr Sally Gaskill Thomas Gealra Frank Geilman Virginia Gladwell Ruth Ann Greenwood ina Hadley Dick Hamada Bruce Hancock Cl ' audia Hancock Edna Hancock Ernest Hansen C' il Hansen Clifford Helms De Lece Hemsley Betty Jo Herrick Bill Herrick Walter Higgins 'les Hislop Sally Hook Leslie Horspool Betty Hufsteftler Bruce Jackson Sherae Johnson ww -fr K eil! ' l sf -1 W .1 .,. a O .wx K, . ,mi ' .4 -finial A QQ .S W J, 1, ,mga 'nf f 'ia , wif es G. Michelson Darlene Miller Parley Mitton Evelyn Mosher Joe Anne Mosher Rita Neilson Jay Nye Sidney Palmer LaPae Neville Clair Neilsen Josephine: Nielsen William Noker Peggy Munson Manta Norris Wallace Ogden Don Olpin Gail Olsen Joe Packh am Neida Palmer Dixie Partington Donald Penrod Gloria Perez Suzanne Perrin Carma Phelps ! ,. V? 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' 48, it-i w E it ' -1,123 -rf., -e r A P - pafiztwfgilfiiiifr 42:71 'ln ,fgflp rl .fmii-f.'-14: .3 'Cf 5,335 lQfi trw1f:?ffIE2E3iizZ21i ..'.z-iffiffiz iztgigx' L -i . 1 'v 1' rf :if wif LQ' ist .'wT5r,.' . f2 'fffiif'ffiQa5f1!fti?y ii4'p.Q.i . 17-ffm -gi,Qig:.2vf, A-, .r i izffgmf- f. g.f,,,?, ' L - it llflvilmpf-F ky? wi '. .J , , i.4,1Fy'r5f'!f'g5.I ' EQLLSRQNE L z-g f fffflt Xli ifr- FACULTY - c A. ,.f,.A.: fi,- Monte Bailey Jack Boyle Helen Burdett Don Campbell Physical Education, Coach Social Science Physical Education Industrial Arts Nina Clyde Glen Collins DeLoss Eggleston Daniel Favero ' ' ' ' C mmercial English Commercial Driver Training o Fabian Giroux Alpheus Harvey Clarence Hansen Lynn Hodges Social Science Art Science Commercial Myrtle Jensen William L. Jones Blanche Lohrenz Mariorie Marshall Marjorie Moyes Librarian E l' h C h ' ' ng is , oac English Home Economics Languages Margaret Neal George R. Nelson Paul Nicholson Alton Richards Margaret Robertine English Social Science, Coach Physiology Mathematics Physical Education lward Sandgren Mae Smith Carl Wallis Scott Wangsgard Mary Woolley Music Home Economics Industrial Arts Social Science Speech Photographs Not Available Norman Allen Sherman Barton Setsuko Nakamura Mathematics Science Commercial 45 if 'gi 5 f EE' 7 2 If 'Y Q an Q, L A W W K W . R , ii. A is , ,V r lr ,f A if A ALT as aww Q V Q, is '-K-Jwigf ' :M x , , , 3 A . 91' 2 im-if. - V, . x --2 . :uw v 1 1 1. 25? Q Q K 5,.5.Q: x:, . .X .w xii ix 3 mx- 45, A Q My 'A ' ' V51-jgy if ' Q If fm t Q3 '.-- 2 U 'Q' 'L if .,,, fm 44, -af - fm QE 1 f f 5 i fa si .m.,..?5-.Sf , , Z 34 A2 ' i LY, J ,g Qfff ,, Y ,. , M M. Yi , xg Kg 5,11 , 329 .W f ,if 5, EAW 'QF'-my 8 ik .J A f . 3 Q' M ff , R - x , L1 f , 2, , fx QQ? if , '19 . . afad '7,Js,f,A,'Tf? ' 3 Qi 5 Q? A if wk? w ' .24 :V 5 ,MQQX K sf Qi X Girls' Glee Handicapped because Their instruments did not arrive by the opening of school, the band, nevertheless, made great strides. School spirit improved immeasurably when the band was able to attend athletic contests. Its playing at the Loyalty Day Parade and at the Band Festival was outstanding. The student body appreciated the work of all members. Under the direction of Mr. Sandgren, the music department has done an outstanding job of building our reputation for good music appreciation. They worked very hard in preparing several entertainments which included a Christmas and a Spring Concert and the Spring Festival. For these accomplishments, they deserve much praise. Boys' Glee if LANGUAGE ARTS The Language Arts Department made its first year at Ben Lomond a great success. Learning the languages and customs of foreign lands, both modern and ancient, attracted many students to its classes. During the year, many proiects, among them the formation of the language clan called Brogue , were completed. 3 S. 43 Miss Moyes' Spanish class learns sente fVL, l ENGLISH Do you put a comma here? Students received basic instruction in English construction which answered their questions and had practice putting the rules they learned to work in original compositions. An acquaintance with the classics of ancient and modern literature was made. The creative writing class wrote many good things. ----uni NXN This iunior English class knew the answers. 49 JH H .1 :Z '1 -. .'. ,., v , 'J A - ,Ji If -,cv t at il. 52 3 L 5 has Q 1 lf. i f 52 If ' I- .gh - N. -fl. y r.. h-V K. COMMERCIAL ARTS Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, retailing. Commercial arts students wondered if the daze they were in was permanent, then, one day, everything became clear. Efficient students typed thirty words a minute and took and transcribed dictation. Retail students learned to make their iobs successful. ,y ,W rg' lt's necessary to keep a typewriter clean. Lazy man's way to add. 50 'l1 v INDUSTRIAL ARTS Many beautiful works of art in plastics, copper, and leather were produced in the Industrial Arts Department. Newest equipment and latest methods were used. The auto mechanics shop is the largest in the State and everyone enjoyed working in it. Q vm. , , 3 N9 Making a fooled leather belt Repairing auto parts in auto mechanics. 4.5 .L ,,,...' B:-L v -:'51-- w,'f.', Q. ff -V11 :Q--sr .-'-all fe-'lr-13 ef . sf?-i '33 'iid'-F52 .-2 .- -vi :Tiff :- ..' 51 - g 1 1 ' Sf? .Qing . -I 7 A-. f- -lt? -.-. . -. ,. , , .Q,Qr2'.jf:r5: - :Br-if -11 3:- 5 'liisii . as-'rl' ,V -ASE? Q'-2-ya'-9 : I . E51 4'-Rr' , 1? -we! :W-, 975 .-P V E325 A 'SKY'-:Q . r an: - z sililzllilrv., .iv -fi... K .. J, . il Xml? .s... Kgs: gy-A T5 l f i 'HW 1. 'lU.L1r5. i 5-Q 'Pk ER 'H I .. gf- 1 :T r. ' ?2.Q 5-Z - B.. T' 1 F' .' A .sc ' ..- i- 225 + ' 5.21.1 filiflstf 4, .Xi -Qi, ' 'Y :JL-1 ': IP -, 33 131' 1 r :Q ji Ji- . V . , c JL 6 . 1 fp -.ff if J, 4. 1' --f 4 Y 1 fs .'r.: 1:'Y5- .v 'i' F E. as n-14'- :ta- 12 'PQ'-'S PJ-v J' -1 f - ' ,': A7353 - iif:L3:4 L F -.-sl:-'Z ' 'f'7'i::,:' ry,-' , . ,.x, ' Digg..-Q -N A I--,5-qw . - , E -vu E 'vi' '- P, ur -- r i1-,Fig-5' E :- E 1- 9- .1 E I' 1 Q -f DOMESTIC ARTS Domestic Art students prepared Themselves to become excellent homemakers. ln foods classes, girls learned meal planning, basic cooking, and had practice in meal preparation. Clothing instruction ranged from simplest garment construction to advanced tailoring. Home beautification and economy were taught in home living. Fitting insures a beautiful garment cs ei 1' K. Wm . .. fu 'bhflvf .1 t E Meal preparation and serving was a lot of fun. 5? SCIENCE Oo ps What is this phenomenon? was the general query of science students. These students were like pioneers when they started investigating the different fields of science. Science students will benefit by these fundamental subjects as they progress into this atomic era. M... Biology students studying plant life Chemistry students experimenting in a well-equipped lab. ye. P 9 4. . 1 r 'Q-J-31 I 'Q 323: -f via: 1: 811 ..'. z CJ. N' if fs fi E L' T: rare: J: elif, i-Q . H' -3' -Egg. V lp L ..x Q' -1.2155- P k. , , ,iz 5 fr ' 11- 511- - 9 -TE? if ' ' -Eff, E? fl :Ali- E. 1. 1 if- i 323' '51, 5-' .-1. Ti , f Hsu. 2 ' if QM , F-j - L' ' 11. ix' El- ia 'fi-2 7' -5' 2-4 X T55-. A 43' F- , -f gr.,- ..' 1- 1 ,A - .-1: V-1 REMAX Kali? '. ' mi,-mfs. ,, ,J ifiy 54 MATHEMATICS Trying to solve various Theories and problems were the students of the Mathematics department. By the end of the year many of these unbelievable answers were found. The variety of subiects taught were basic math, physics, trigonometry, and algebra. L.. Geometry students are bisecting a M ssl i s i 4., M line 4 Physics students are working on a new experiment. SPEECH At several pre-season meets, xg Weber College, region, and State, the debating team did well and had a lot ot fun. The studio radio class wrote and produced several programs which were broadcast over local stations. Our Town was the outstanding production of the year presented by the drama section. qxifm, fXf' L , W, 'Resolved-H NR---N.R.,! Debaters at work The drama class preparing for Our Town 4- QWT5 :-, w., - 4- Qi.. ' 4 -xl- . ff 1. si .. I- 1x'- wr -:gig -1 4122 E92 reg, if il? ,G q L ,, . P' ii i . :. ' in' . ' .-3 . -55 ' . '- , L u A 'fir . . ,- 4 .F 52 A... It T2 453 Q - ,, ? J .jf ,:- Q. -11? .- ' - k. , 5' I Tv F155 i. 5 'fl' 'V l -' 'lf' j , F' F15 4 1' ll' FQ Q ESS ART An art student was given an opportunity to express his originality during his classroom lite. He had the chance to enlarge his creative ability while making posters, finger paintings, ceramics, block stamps, and paintings in oil and water color. All students enjoyed the classes. Using the pottery wheel www, is.... gf 45511 Discussing block prints. 56 SOCIAL SCIENCE To become well informed concerning legal matters in Utah, social science students visited the special session ot the State Legislature. Through various other classroom activities, students learned ancient and modern history and basic concepts ot human activity and economics. ' X Territories that made United States. i M. ff ' We-W i msec. , i 'Y n. xv lwmw. 2 ,.::'-' cg- k .t:- ., , 1 'f .M-fi. Seniors get a look at world problems. .W-wntmrt' 0 'M 5... ,K , ss .c WM....i. ,... .M ww.....c..A..,. . fi-'ri Pais? - :As+.2:f Q A2339 V .IA I lp-3-f iiisg xz-12 '1'F'45i .e t f F351 - - ?': if .- 4 .gi-yptj - '.11 l'I'f'L .-t:.gf,,?,:1-. if we I' 4 E 'Q A .-'Z' 5 F, QP- R? . ff: . - Qfgflfq AL 5 7'5l'1i':l: f .-, .-I., .- A1 ,S j f Q. - x A J J -, N .x . if 7 1-I - Q' F -- iir f' . , 71 5 'V V . J. K.. L, .fn ,- . 1 ' - t. .- 1 2- , .-r' . 9 .N F'- L 'fr .ty ffl A -1 -. .sn L- E' ' 11. V+? , ' ff ' 1:-'T -F' fi- ' -7 1 5 ee 1-. ' 3 2, IE?-:lllirzl i a 'w VA:- Fi?-H ii 15321 F KJ'--':4..'E '-'ferr fjfr. if 'l-f zz: e 53- 'gli il 'fji -1? 4 ,E 5.53 'T-u :fir '52 ' D e-'uf 'AL .'-2 E: .,- -r.:- ig EW? 'cla- .Sr 34' -xc.- ..-,r -I r-i- cage, L-'fs '- .-,.- . 5- u 2 .:.'- ' ' .:. ' +' ,ni -- .J avg K2 3 ,rn -J- ,F -..- tg, , '-N T. I var 3:5 5 rj-F5 4 ' 175'-A 43:5 l ' sf -:Sr ev, sf.:tim--.1-1'i 11 :aff ri ui't'-'f:.1l'efr'1 1. fl-1'-:7 ': . , - .f -Zilkamlflr-Tlikfmti--T'i5r2f53'k 1 .:t'EfQ'v F 2155-': N . PHYSICAL EDUCATION I5 The physical education program taught students facts about health and daily living and developed their bodies through physical vq wrt I' activity. Competitive team sports ,, ,,u such as basketball, softball, and volley ball made I ff, 'I ':j,t e:' lg llfvg If '73 daily classes enioyable. Dancing in combined classes was a highlight of the year. itll, uni' Girls' basketball was fun. what 7 . ,mi my ,J - ?4,'i f Football in the dust bowl. 58 ff . f ' f fa , .L will gvfs .l rg I RQQQTQCQ A kwa .lla-Al f X al Q ..a.. ? T l Marching . . . R.O.T.C. students thought they would never see the day they wouldn't march. Soon, however, classes were held in the building where map reading, gun care, and first aid were learned. This course taught students what to expect from army life. MfSgt. Charles J. Lepley , Wil' -, V 'A 4 My j4xxQg,,, A 'ffty-w T 'fgfft ,re T at .ief K 1 Rifle Team Drill Team LIBRARY Before our library could be used, iT was necessary for The books To be creased, sfarnped, have folders pasTed in and Then be arranged on The shelves according To The Dewey Decimal Sysfem. NeverTheless, library cards were available To sTudenTs by mid-year. . in K Using new books was a privilege. 60 Changing a Tire was parT of The course. DRIVER TRAININT During driver Training classes, sTudenTs were TaughT To become beTTer qualified as safe, responsible drivers on our highways. Siudenfs learned basic auTo mechanics and STaTe highway laws. All sTudenTs received valuable Training and were qualified for drivers' licenses. '59 Mrs. Edna Eckhardf, Mrs. Sally Blood left lo Right: Francis Huber, Milt Farley, Faren Christensen, Oley OFFICE CAFETERIA CUSTODIANS 1154 cf of-'ff N N i A K. . Us 5 left to Righl: Ileen Nelson, Sylvia Moore, Mable Checketts, Florence Sorensen, Norma Minnoch, Alberta Williams. 61 C L 0 mf x Agfsf- ,C Dave lafy Swimming Clan Nancy Isaacson Ski Clan X ' If I 4 51 ff CX. - lay Wadman Golf Clan C-fig' . Q Donna Cook Albonettes 1' ,i 1 -, JA . ff , ,i'T:Wll'ifsi?'l ' ' W leon Seifert La irdsmen i X i 1 l l l l cms sled. 3 Dance Clan i i 1 i x Lynn Benson Officers Club '3 61 Dixie Parlinglon .X Brogue - C fl- lnlio Honpool Science Clan -L f ' '84 1:21 f'1:- 'Pl--ffl-. -' '- 'r lf Vx a' iff, -, 1. '53 , -, 1, , ': '- ', -4 . ' . 'An 1 ..' JL :'- ff' W ' .5--' ri ' 15252 . .1xgi?fSgf'Zf ,lege f1?Q?,p?,5i,.-5:,L,+Lgf4.x.-.,'- ,gh ,fl I, .FH-. I In bv :ffl-1 9 . . ,yr-Q ?' -s -I' ,J- qw 1' R.. A- 'K M, ., - fr A . Q 4 Q Q E .Y if r it -I- M,-,4,. ... .' 'S .L ' T? -5 ' Hz, QQ, f, AQ . , ,, . , 1. A ,. .R in .uid . '11 .F ' .' 'G . ' -1-:Jr-. '11 .- .-, . 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'--ma -2 if F ,- 3' f J- ie. , -' 1- UN. -:f - 1 ' '.:1L:..,s- -:S - --'it' A-' :rf .9 1- , :N .v 4'z2'F, -, - .- 154- 1-. - ' .-'ft'f5fQi1f,p'?' 4 lf- L52 J- L. -if fcf- - iz- gf .Mil ..-qaffawsi -:Q . rr:--'s t. 1 -f T,-fr' '.f I f lcqflxfi .ly-'lf .' 1 xl 23:5- Q ' 1 .Qif3 'i1 .fi-5 f J' :J 5 .3,L E 1f 46 . :LS -A 351' ', v vf 'xii i-'22 . , r.1- .f- ' - 1' ' A is - i I . . - P' ' A-: -339 .. P31 '?'i? L :r' ll -9524 'A -F . 'ff i-91 5 if- . 3 - Tift .6-gl 1,-. - sir.-,' . 4 R, . . , ,. ,. . .'i. ,i ., . 1-'A , . 'L ,. . ., STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is composed of a representative or alternate from each advisory class. Representatives serve half-year terms. Discussing school problems and managing student af- fairs, this organization contributed much to make this first year a shining success. MW, Y ,FW X L-1 sv? L W2 ' Left to Right: Harry Standing, vice-president, Ellen Larsen, secretary Dennis Stettler, president, Norman Russell, historian. Rf, wil' Left to Right, Row One: K. Butters, S. Burnett, E.-Larsen, M. Schum- M. Bott, D. Layne. Row Three: M. Randall, A. Jones, A. Pont, mers, C. Crosby, N. Roberts, D. Campbell, D. Cook, G, Lattin, E. Giles, S. Weaver, F. Giroux, G. Xanos, D. Stettler, M. Just, D. Hr Nelson. Row Two: C. Slade, W. Higgins, R. Ballantyne, N. Russell, sen, F. Lasko, D. Petersen, B. Leavitt, L. Schubert, N. Martinson, R. Ellis, L. Robbins, G. Clifford, G. Skikas, H. Mosher, L. Crosslin, Yanagibashi, M. Sampson, L. London, F. Taylor. Red Cross sponsored several successful projects during the year, among them: Christmas boxes for Europe, the March of Dimes, and distribution of material to interested students. These RED CROSS succeeded so well that a letter was received from Olympus High asking for the procedures we used to influence student interest in donating money and articles. .. 'Ely I r Left Oo Right: Joyce Farr, president, Sherry Lackey, vice-president, Jean Piz, secretary. M i -.A . R x Left to Right, Row One: G. Clifford, J. Curtis, C. Crosby, C. Marshall, R. Moore, M. Nolan, B. Elmer, V. Vaughn, M. Costello, J. Ralphs, M. S. Lackey, J. Farr, J. Piz, S. Plant, C. Garr. Row Two: P. Johnson, Emmert, B. James, M. Robertson, M. St. Clair, P. Munson, D. Camp- bell, H. Schaffer. 65 aries- -,i .. ,- J -1 x 'I if ' ly' T -Y . ,-I .L 1:fE':'.-fi? ' .CRT na: . -t -QFLLFE 5 U ., 4.1 6 5-5 ' .-. . ,gm .' NY' : . .l L . A' ef.:-E' I 9553- - Q, in-Y rn:- sn.,-. .5 ,- ' '--'Thi' 5214.1-.: - -.L-zr.- ..-1 .P i 5'2- ge- . ,- T Yr -s h.: -gi g lu' s -' T fr ' .ze Az' figiig. 1 3:5fi:fTH SF: 54'- - ' .Wg 1: .. Senior girls who wanted to support Ben Lomond in every W organized a club they called Albonettes , which means The Highest . ALBONETTES The Christmas dance, team part assemblies, halt-time drills, cheer's and songs, and initiation for next year's members were organized in daily meetings. ay, ies, Q.-LJ' inf . EPXB?-T53-: - . T . ,. 3 , . ,F f x . E11-rx .. 53' Q -S' M 3 'E .:'-5.-,.,, . .. -'1f:-5,5091 swag 1, CHEERLEADERS - Left to Right: Carol Slade, Laurie Thomas, Jane Ralphs, Darlene Call, Elsie Child, Donna Youngquist. Left to Right, Row One: M. Randall, L. Snyder, J. Hansen, L. Baca D. Dominguez, E. Larsen, E. Facer, P. Penrod, J. Cordingly, C. Brid well P. Seele E Nelson, B Elmer, D Cook, G. Winter K. Butters , y, . , , , , 66 S, Burnett. Row Two: M. Tabarez, G. Lattin, C. Miller, J, Hagge, V. Vaughn, J. White, P. Taylor, J. Jones, M. Lutz, G. Snarr, P. Barker, J. Harbertson, E. Larsen, B. Lewis, K. Giles, E. Taylor, M. Betteridge Row Three: J. Heitz, M, Costello, A. Marshall, J. Waters, P. Wallace M. Wadman, B. Culley, I. Anderson, M. Kidman, D. Sorensen, M Richards, A. Hinton, D. Lewis, G. Gladwell, H. Burdett. Row Four S. Miller, G. Barton, C. Glismann, C. Crezee, V. Brower, G. Stewart C. Pomeroy. One of The TinesT Traditions begun This year was The TormaTion of a boys' organizaTion To . A supporT school funchons. IT was 09 called Lairdsmen , which means LAIRDSMEN ' ChieTTains . Toms from Scotland and auThenTic STevvarT Plaid Ties were Their uniform. The assemblies and Thanksgiving Dance They presented were very successful. guess. a, ' l-x L- 1 .- Left to Right: Russell Ellis, vice-president, Vaughn Wright, president Lon Crosslin, secretary, . ii v., Q 1 ' .W qi 3 Left to Right, Row One: G. Muirbrook, B. Cottle, R. Ellis, V. Wright, R. Park, B, Fronk. Row Three: M. Bott, R. Moritz, L, Robins, L. Ben- L. Crosslin, R, Norton. Row Two: G, Barnett, L. Sturdevunt, D. Mod- son, J. Kilfoyle, V. Kilfoyle, M. Alexander, L. Benson, C. Kemp, B. sen, R. McKinstry, N. Muirbrook, C. Whitehead, N. Pitts, L. Seifert, Checketts. 67 F- 1- ' I F F' Q5 fl Ben Lomond's Tirst Boys' Association wos closely knit and rl fi effective. The beard-growing .fa gg conTesT separated The men from The Q' BOYS' ASSOCIATION ,, E . boys. The B. A. ossembly was . one ofthe besT, and everyone l f enioyed The Halloween Dance. All 5 Their proiects were completed with if g success and enThusiosm. . Left to Right: Dale Stettler, secretary, Dennis Marriott, president Roger Butler, vice-president. i .49-' lofi to Right, Row One: T. Carpenter, Da. Stettler, R. Butler, D. Mar- Stettler, R. Miller, J. Williams, L. Fox, G. Layne. low Three: A. riott, G. Clifford. Row Two: B. Jackson, F. Gerrard, H. Stites, De. Easley, D. Ellis, H. Mosher, M. Bott, R. Ballantyne, C. Whitehead, F. 68 Lasko, R. Sibert, V. Wright, R. Marriott, R. Sparrow. Clothes, dancing and music are all subiects dear to the hearts of most girls. The Girls' Association sponsored the spring fashion show, Lassie Lilt, and an I GIRLS' ASSOCIATION - assembly which featured these T favorites and were all very successful. This first Girls' Association set a wonderful precedent. left to Right: Karen Butters, president, Mary Ellen Betteridge, vic president, Gloria Perez, secretary. pn SW left Io Right, Row One: J. Heitz, D. Cattle, N. Bohman, K. Butters, M. Sampson, K. Greenwood, J. Trewet, N. Menichetti, J. Rayl, G. M. Befteridge, G. Perez, V. Yorgason, M. Jensen. Row Two: l, Lucas, Hart, C. Jones, S. Vicars. 69 DFW We ,- x-.' wr! 22: '. Q ...,.,,,,,, ftmmmnmramm 'im R' . O P U r11 -1 O -rl I O m W cn O I' C W The main obiective of The Cadet Gfficers Club was promoting social Q activities and discussing V, battalion problems. Two of Their I' I H 1 wil? - ' 1 - n 5. 2 projects were preparing extra Christmas boxes for needy people K- f and obtaining a SOOXQ discount from a local cleaner fu for R.O.T.C. uniforms. Left to Right: Mark Bott, secretary, Russell Ellis, president, Vaughn Wright, vice-president, m,,,,.4-or Left to Right, Row One: Lt. Col. R. Ellis, Mai. N. Muirbrook, Capt. R. Sibert, lst Lt. L. Benson, lst Lt. B. Fronk, lst Lt. M. Bott, 'lst Lt, L. Seifert, Capt. F. Spong, Capt. F. Lasko, Capt. L. Benson, lst Lt. J. Kilfoyle. Row Two: 2nd Lt. V. Wright, lst Lt. B. Decius, lst Lt. 70 G. Law, lst Lt. L. Sturdevcmt. A-ar nxf 84' 'W'- ..g W' 'Y ' 'ii - 'iff Delving inTo The mysTeries of 9 A F science, The members of The Science 1 4 A Clan learned a loT from lectures ' and demonstrations and enioyed Their meetings. WiTh Mr. A F SCIENCE CLAN Sherman BarTon as faculty advisor, The scienTisTs wenT from biology To chemisTry To parTying and had a Truly versatile year. Left to Right: Lyle Benson, president, Dorothy Nussbaum, secreta Leslie Horspool, vice-president. In 'vs Mfr if Lex '-, I . T- Q A L 11.45 M ,gi 3 -I if tin- fx im, left Oc Right, Row One: S. Barton, D. Nussbaum, G. Jones, R. Bow- L. Benson, A. Stewart, C. Crosby, M. Just, J. Kilfoyle, B. Clark, lander, D. Tippets, D. Mower, H. McKinney. Row Two: G. Clifford, Z. Bain, C. Pomeroy, C, Whitehead, L. Horspool, L. Benson. 71. 5 Q16 I rr g' -if-EP' 1 -D-. .r ' .bit . '.- 3 :Ffa- - 475.1- 3 f 33-is 3 ' 5:3 4' .- 'Q'-S525 1 -- .-QC.-,, 7-. :iii ' . Iflitg .I .wi .- , .:.4 , . - .3-'11 .yr aiaff .. ., .ag , e V' . ,ga 'Z ' .333-'1 ' . - 3.1.-1: .-1,31 ' jr' . if - L? -rf 'M . F if 3? ' ,Qs Language students who were interested in the countries they studied established a clan . and adopted the name Brogue , which is the Scottish word for c BROGUE Language , The members represented the Latin, French, German, and Spanish classes. Dur- ing the year, each class sponsored a party. Many interesting meetings were held. Left to Right: Fred Lasko, vice-president, Judy Walker, secre Alan Jeppsen, president, Clyde Heiner, treasurer. Q 5 R 0 A J sen M Sulley S Booth C Stokes F Pont J Walker Row Two: A. Jones, J. Wangsgard, M. Robert- Left to Right, ow ne: . epp , . , . , . , - 1 - - M. Leavitt, D. Jones, L. Thomas, B. James, K. Costello, M. Randall, son, M. Moyes, B. Lohrenz, F. Lasko, C. Heiner. 72 Promoting recreation and social success, a jovial crowd swayed to records each Thursday evening as the jitter-bug, the creep, the bunny-hop, the Salt Laker, and DANCING CLAN the waltz reigned supreme. Faculty advisors Jack Boyle, Helen ' Burdett, and Marjorie Marshall , contributed much to the success of the clan. fl X . Left to Right: Bob Perez, Treasurer, Carol Deamer, vice-presiden Barbara Slater, secretary, Ron Roddom, president. -.en -v n-gm, now une: L.. alaae, N. Kussell, J. Ralphs, H. McKinney, S. Stitf, S. Weaver, S. Stettler, B. Lewis, C. Coll. Row Three: E. Han- B. Slater, C. Crosby, G. Clifford, B. Cevering, P. Munson, B. Perez. cock, C. Hancock, D. Youngquist, M. Middleton, K, Farr, J, Trewet, Row Two: L. Thomas, J. Farr, M. St. Clair, M. Piz, J. Curtis, T. E. Mead, P. Frew, J. Piz, C. Tuck, E. Child, R. Roddom, C. Deamer Farr, M. St. Cla'r M. Pi J. C ' ' ' ' i , z, urtis, T. Farr, C. Thon, K. Greenwood, Row Four: R. Moritz, C. Mickelson, H. Trewet. 73 iv- . v 1, Ci, E+? Ig! -FE. L34 12- -gag .:-E,-Apdn if-..2svf?5i? gg? fiom ESL? . -Tig' al- r P ii 5:3 Ee F Q- 54 if if i 2 .sn - This unusual clan was The only one ot its kind in The city. Meetings were held at the Berthcina, where members Took lessons and SKATING CLAN had such a good Time that aches and bruises were seldom complained about. Everyone enjoyed This clan. Left To Right: Faye Hartey, secretary, Vaughn Wright, president Paul Vanderkooi, treasurer, Norma Bushman, vice-president. Lefl' to Right, Row One: E. Snyder, K. Deuel, D. Tippets, L. Snyder, Ton, Z. Bain. Row Three: C. Craner, M. Ellison, M. Craven, C, Brid- s G Perkins K Manzel N Bushman F Hatch R Gill D well F Hartman, C Jones, S. Taylor, D. Hadley, B. Anderson, M. lc C. J. Gile, . , . , . , . , . , . , . . Smith. Row Two: E. Mayberry, P. Vanderkooi, G. Jones, S, Bywater, Robison, P. Sitzman, W. Montgomery, B. Domingues, E. Hancoc , B. Stone, V. Wright, C. Whitehead, L. Crosslin, H. Mosher, M. Bur- Hancock. 74 Members of The Golf Clan were TaughT The funclamenTals of The game by a professional golfer. WiTh This Training, members were GOLF CLAN soon capable of playing a a successful game of golf. The Golf Clan had an ouTsTanding year wiTh advisor, 3 Miss Margaret Neal. Laff to Right: Ray Wudman, president, Margaret Costello sec reTary, Neal Pitts, vice-president. left to Right, Row One: J. Wangsgard, M. Costello, K. Costello, F. Pont. Row Two: N. Pitts, R. Wadman, J. White, M. Wadman, D. Ellis 5 -'Ji , 4 x r ,N -. -. 2 -. '-2 Y . ,- L svn. JZ' u.. .Q .-'If P325 L55 V -6 - J: 5-6 - W . . -1 I? -3' s- . ef S - N ,J , .J its FQ sr 2 ,ff :x 94, . .2 af ' 3:1 14 - Q9 The primary moTive of The Ski Clan was To ski as much as possible, so They made several Trips, under The direcTion of advisor SKI CLAN TwisT Jones, To AlTa, BrighTon, and Snow Basin. For The skiers who made up The membership of This clan, iT was a greaT success. 76 Left To Righi, Row One: N. Isaacson J Heitz P Barker M Crawford 5 bam M me Larsen. Row Two: J. Conroy, R. Malfby A Smith R Wheelwright M Alexander H Shafer Every Tuesday nighT, Scots who wanted To become amphibious met at The Weber College swimming pool. By The end of The year, SWIMMING CLAN many had become expert swimmers and divers and we had an excellent swimming Team, but most important, all The members had a lot of fun. left to Right, Row One: V. Saunders, S. Gaskill, B. Cevering, B. Slater, E. Child, D. Call, C. Deamer, J. Waters, J. Harbertson, G. Winter, L. Thomas, D. Youngquist, E. Mead, C. Combe, D. Parting- ton, S. Plant, N. Martinson, M. Middleton, L. Hilton, M. Emmert, C. Holden, M. Sampson, B. Stark, M. Costello, J. Heitz. Row Two: S. Stitt, M, Summers, C. Tuck, P. Munson, C. Stokes, L. London, M. Sampson, V. Swiler, B. Hurst, C. Bingham, N. Menichetti, J. Farr, F. Taylor, M. Graser, J. Trewet, L. Shaw, M. Piz, C. Slade, C. ... ,............- . . ...M.,W W.. . lr. dE l ' Left to Right: Gordon Clifford, Secretary, Faye Taylor, vice presider Craig Mickelson, president. Marshall, P. Frew, S. Johnson. Row Three: G. Hadlock, K. Mickelson W. Salazar, D. Raty, J. Nye, D. Perrin, J, Conroy, H. Stites, D. Miller Da. Stettler, G. Clifford, C. Mickelson, R. Call, G. Southwick, De Stettler, R. Ballantyne, R. Sibert, G. Lerohl, D. Lewis, M. Cragun C. Bridwell. Row Four: M. Sant, G. Thomas, L. Ordon, R. Hahn, E Fra a, C. D 'd D. W' ' g avi son, inn, D. Hemsley, D. Phipps, D. Hamada, R Moore, R. Lerohl, M. Just, T. Howard, D. Snyder, B. Hansen, G Muirbrook, A. Heitz, D. Tesch, B. Jackson, A. Labrecque, D. Baker E. Steffen, D. Bridwell, Lon Crosslin, A i . 77 TIVITIES M . Qffw . wr A ,ff Dick McFarland Our Town , N Mary lou Randall Publications Rodgor Bufler Football r Maryanne Wadman Winter Enchantment Ron Ballaniyne Basketball Marva Lutz Sfuduo Radno JV, 1., . I Ill, in , X M1 1: - '.' - . 'I 'Q . 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XII :T RI , lv .K H I ll'-3 A l - . ff A r,I.IfQ'+.1' ,L fqgr '- 'a-v .lyf - .', f.1.nj-.gm ll- gk' . .5. x .. ' ,- - , ,,.Ir6I.I . fwfr A, .1. r -l-.g'1.I 1' x,,'. .- -,lad .. l 5 .1 1-QI' I ff 'fl 'null vi I l X -AW.Ijg.:1,i 194 If .' 1 ,I 1- I r . ,N N ' I , 'ffl' . , ' K , . , , l Art Iramwell I w ' N, -- Baseball I I I vw .f ,I 'I '.I'.'s-t 4 I! 'Q ' Nw 'I-'j-F -T'p?w'31' 1 M55 N :. ll A ' Q 5 H -V . ..,.. , i ilzvf., r- 2-'af5'l?T'Z'Q,:2s':t VWT A L f EES sv K1 K - 1.29: ep.. igg.: - f ::52llS'l5iiiQE5?1-' it K '15 . 1. I' . Roger Butler Co-Captain Twist Jones' Fighting Scots had a late start, but came back to triumph in their last five games and won third place in Region One. The City Revolving Trophy came to Ben Lomond this year when the Scots beat Ogden and Weber. VARSITY TEAM - Left to Right, Row One: R. Lopez, D. Hamada, G. Skikas, D. M . A 1 L Dennis Stettle Co-Captain iller, M. Sheridan, Da. Sfeitler A. Marshall, K Stephens. Row Two: E. Mitton, K. Butler, De, Srettler, H. Trewer, V. Kimber, F. Sandberg, D. Marriott, Raty, L. White. Row Three: D. Meacham, D. Nicholas, Kapp, A. Bramwell, G. Fox, A. Smith, R. Robertson, R. Butler, P. Johnson. R. Ballantyne, G. Scots played of South Cache. Highlanders took Ogden Season Record Ben Lomond 6 ,....,......,............. Box Elder 20 Ben Lomond 6 .... .........,.. L ogan 13 Ben Lomond 13 .,,,. .... N orfh Cache 6 Ben Lomond 13 ..,,, Bear River 6 Ben Lomond 12 ..... ....... W eber 6 Ben Lomond 7 ........... Ogden 6 Ben Lomond 27 ..... South Cache 2 JUNIOR VARSITY - Left to Righi, Row One: V. Butler, R. Call, D. A. Heivz, J. Lehrol, B. Hansen. Row Three B Suekawa G Cummungs McFarland, P. Lefh, D. Peterson, G. Palmer, B. Burns. Row Two: H. G. Rhode, K. Berry, G. Lewis, R Rofhey G Mlllspaw G Ewell Robicheau, D. Snyder, M. Nolan, B. Heap, C. Waddoups, G. Xanos, F. Stone, A. Easley, G. Nelson. mv' L A Q- 4 I N , .,,3..35,-: -'r . 113, px:-. ' f . E- ' Q' , ' '- -it 3'3 -f ' G - G H-' '1 .4 X, r f . Q 1 r 'fx - A., . Q-n-'.w.,-Q5-H . -. Qs' 'JH 53 I RA ' 7,4 Kenneth Butler Anhui- Brqmwell Co-Captain C0-CQp1Qin -f -. Au- wg. -.- - , s- 2' 1-' - Q ,fiifkfff -- I L-'-'Su' i '-4,-E, gy w - 3 ' ,. In-shes- .Qf f nv- '. '- FF: f ..N ,--- Q-4.-'-,-fu r- - '--F-1. F.: ,. ,gf 5 '-l.,x-'F' ' ' rgiiififr-?5S'sl34yQ'? 9555+ l ' ,, .' Bill '- 'i 'w-' 5. 5. 5' ee. iwff . ' t-. 3. .4 '- V- -' qw, . :+ 4:IrFif5 iii.-fJ:.,:. 1- 4-...ns - - ---: y: s -...'JE'+c-.., . Lf' 'T-- .LJL .vi 2 25' 1 I , ' - -.Tiff-F-'iii-1' 'Tsffiqf' is- f ' ti .51 '11-1,'!EHf HK v 1511 ',2'.:e,-'-w':- ' ':,-if.v'-'33 '. - 'I --' -V Ar-'g I .A-1. -4 g 'ty' Z' ,-:K .1 I A-,Q , -5 -V-HIL' is uf: :Jii5'?ff1Ai..'-Q-au: - f Aff-334'-'-'-Pr:-11-'f--'lr-:Q - 471-:-2'-f' ' , Eif..-rg.: - ' .- is s--rag. f . i- . 's.ff221-fixiaffcffia - -rsrfffrlf--' Q7 . if 'L 1 F' 'A' i'fi3'f,'.3 fVf5'ii' - R' 5117- '11 Irie '-lfgfii ,- J..-'Z-.'Q-ing-iff-T-i 1 14-Lf .' .2L:gqE.g.1 a::I+..g-.f:.'7-.3 -uf. 1 gliirgggiifs A, , .:Vll. 'p,?,f:-:,.J 'Fifi Afw63if7il?'lffiifiiffif I .fl -,,,1... .3-. -.-,..2.,'QJ::x, s - -, - 'Xp-3 j I L iff ...z f -' it , --L ' 9 fi-'1' A-5-,f?,L5'fl3gf3 , ,. - f1':?1'E'- ::r1f13',Q5Q . 1, - 1-1'-F. f '-gZf11'FJvgffQ1,a:1 .- 'fi if N 133-Xi-145.21-tg' . eg, 'eiggg Y---4.5v:p,Lg-, , -,T 'l:,f,ix!:A During the regular season, many exciting basketball games were played. Highlighting the season were games with Ogden and Weber from which the Scots emerged city champions. A tie for second place in Region I assured Ben Lomond a berth in the State tournament. At state, Ben Lomond received many commendations for its wonderful sportsmanship and school spirit. 82 JUNIOR VARSITY - Left to Right, Row One: D. Peterson, D. Williams, A. Marshall, G. Chatlin, W. Koppleman. Row Two: G. Nelson, R. Bosgieter, R. Rothey, A. Jeppsen, G. Lewis, D. Mecham. Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Logon Ogden Weber Beor River South Coche North Coche Box Elder Logon Ogden Weber ,. Beor River South Coche North Coche Box Elder Eost Weber VARSITY Rg I Row One: D. Mechom, A. Eosley, G. Millspo R B tl R B ll t J B df d P J h R w Two: H. Stondung, K. Butler, G. Kopp, G. So D Sf N Q ttf! GOVT-l0f1 Cliffflfd, Cl0fl4 Blflllely, CO-Captains TENNIS TEAM - Left to Right, Row One: G. Clifford, H. Standing, C. Blakeley. Row Two: W. Barnes, R. Marriott, R. Hill. The tennis and swimming teams, consisting of members ot tennis and swimming clans, made a fine showing their first year. Although they didn't come out on top, they have established a standard upon which to build in the coming years. They helped make Fighting Scots traditional. Craig Mickelson Cqpfqin SWIMMING TEAM - Left to Right: D. Raty, G. Clifford, C. Mickelson, D. Perrin, K. Mickelson Q l T X a Ronald Robertson Ca pfain WRESTLING Many Ben Lomond wresTlers were winners in infer-school conTesTs and represenTed The school aT region. Region winners wenT To sTaTe where They mode or good showing. The highesf cornmendoTions They received, how- ever, were Tor Their excellenf sporfsmonship. Left to Righf, Row One: H. Robicheau, L. Mora, D. Pincock, V. Butler, Miller, R. Call, G. Xanos, G. Rohde. Row Three: W. Jones, F. Prince B. Valdez, G. Southwick, T. Felter, G. Palmer, J. Shaw, H. Stites. T. Judd, F. Sandberg, B. Sranger, M. Price, D. Hamada, R. Robertson Row Two: R. Stark, Da. Sfeftler, R. Lerohl, A. Aragon, M. Nolan, D. B. Heap, D. McFarland, F. Stone, R. Noker, E. Johnson. 1 l 4 l 'O 9 .Q T M as 4 -Y-' f:.':-as' ' r --., .2-4' 1--3 1+ L -1:15351-3-fs. A 1' Y eye s . Q 1 Y -1 -x., 1 i Q, io f. . :,1fn:j?'.f1 45' ' . :v '.iFk 'Messe wwrfsyf, 'rt '-f'a: l.'L 1 . '.r .:' it 41:3 2- ... 'L i .. ' spgviv-'fist . , 112 .7 gag- '1 '. j, . - 5+ -r-. '-.:'.'r.:.-ag, -.1-.:-.z-cr. -.2 . .f -f'l3TL?'S' ' are shane 1 , 1. W 5 fe r.. ':-'f 3- . V9 .El ' :.H','.' 'Q V 2 A':'v'!.s.1: I. ,X 5 -:ge-95: - -tif ' - - -. 15- .Si :sf .' 'J SE 'if fseag s --W ei M . .T J ???f4.' .' L.-it I - - -' -'r-1 -:sg 4 . ew'-'P wr sf -gf 3 :Sf ' 'ii Y!- Asif: LETTERMEN - Ron Robertson, Gary Fox, Norman Russell. ff. 'nieifaiff' . - ' Lg ' .. - N- ' if- 5'1 Y. . . . . . Q A strict spring training program was undertaken by tracksters who competed '-'Y ,f .-:- -'ig . . . 1' in region and state meets. Honors 4 3521- -'-ilg, . . . were won in broad-iumping, 421.55 21- . . . r f pole-vaulting, shot-putting, the discus, sprints, and distance runs. The Scots should add a new sport to the high school curriculum: puddle-jumping. Left to Right, Row One: R. Call, R. Eastman, B. Heap, D. Miller, D. G. Clifford, D. Williams, G. Skikas, E. Steffen, H. Robicheau, J Olpin, H. Standing, M. Sheridan, C. Hislop, J. Lerohl, M. Just. Row Michelson. Row Three: G. Nelson, N. Russell, R. Rofhey, A. Easly, R Two: F. Sandberg, D. Bosgieter, A. Aragon, T. Bradford, G. Xanos, Robertson, G. Rohde, G. Fox, D. Nicholas, J. Bradford, K. Mikkelsen '3 w 'ii' . 1' 61 V S Left to Right, Row One: W. Higgins, R. Ballantyne, R. Butler, A. A. Marshall, K. Stephens, J. Nye, K. Butler, Da. Stettler, L. White, Bramwell, L. Robbins, G, Kopp, De. Stettler, Row Two: D. Mecham, B. Lopez, P. Johnson, M. Bailey. The first glimpse of spring brought out Scot baseball enthusiasts who, with new equipment and Highland spirit, set out to capture baseball honors. Long hours of spring training and practice produced a highly success- i?56g12,.,, ful squad. With encouragement from ff. .rw-rf' ., - My the student body, they did very well. 07515500 f-W - ' 'l- -.-12?-!! ff ff- WX I 1:1 :fm ff?i2ff5Z?f+ Um .' ', .,5',',f ,:Yh?L.:',5',f1f,,4-I 1 1,17- ' 65 f Ein ,uy',.-,E '1 4,5,,- ff'-7' 1 . ' 'v we drive to lett field. lffnf gg-Ifg,'1f,tf6,m.,-I 36 515 2-, z'j V1jff'6,1.fQ.'2,,7x ',:v , vi? ofufhfifl -- 'L -' if e1'M5'fL f ' 57155 43244-f.,'!-1: 12.4 ' -' 1 f ggiklvf i . -lll?4'af,f, Aim. .Q ff . Wffifk' f 1- 2? rf-niiff Hb...f,,Qli 5- i-ami i ,f5,q5?.? 1- I. - ,v.'.,.:A.,'f r .-, ,l 7 4-, - yin -- M .-'rn ,fha -Wi' ' - 1 f r Q-Neff' ,if-,131 1 . ,J 6 4. rcs.. 'th 'f ff2'4'fQ ,. A711 - tray- I- ,.:i.4,,' if ff , ,is L 'I' 1 W 4i i':sL7-A77': 'fi' 1 :if a, 1 Mg? 'i6ll',P,1,'i:F4-ig . f2,tiaS?Wiq:ff1'f'af- N 1' ' w . .1 14 ,E S f Q , if, ,,., , v I t I V In I wil, I as j W .. 9 'gg M 1 ' f:3gg,g,-r,f4f1ngL'g-Em A .,'L j A . 5 x 5 . ,K K .f', 934, Lui .. . , ijt,X,,'l.,1Xgf.,LN5,-!.Q155 Vim , Z': 'f Q' ' 'INV' ,lv lf' W , 7 K WW-.'Q5z X ,A fi ..., xl . 3i , ' MTW- '-' asv' , A - V ,wwfffff Wwlwmmfw L, -wr ' 'fKf1'f fx 1, 'V i' m'-N 4 0, YI lg 31 m ,Q Q rg ww V W I. -,xt w. YJVTW -WWW K, pg-,AVI Amd!-'bv' A - .Q 1 , X +.,w YQ: f if K , 'x e-,fm f 84,41 F. rgmjc ' 4654.12 89 J, N L Q . S X 1 1 'V Winter Enchantment affects Linda Shaw and Dennis Marriott. Ben Lomond's gymnasium was the scene of many dances during the year. The dance season began with the Hello Danoe, directed by the student body, and was followed by the Halloween Dance by the Boys' Association, the Turkey-Trot by the Lairdsmen, the Christmas Winter Wonderland by the Albonettes, DANCES the Lassie Lilt by the Girls' Association, the Liberty Ball by the Sophomore Class, the Cadet Hop, sponsored by both the Ogden High and Ben Lomond High R.O.T.C., the Junior Prom by the Senior Class, the Senior Reception, sponsored by the Junior Class. Beautiful decorations were featured and danceable music was enioyed by all who attended. -I fa .,, -sf 'Maj' 1..7,. wr M- . s ' ,uw 5.3. 3 1.41.1 , , -it Q - ' iff' I, , . ., . in II.. Cr-lit-lil. , rt- ff54Q.,f::fTg,r,iLtf h fffl. fl 15 e. T?t 'l2':'g'tl l I :gli .'rl,.g:E-1:79, 'l, I 'AW . tirlixllf If .i,'13f':Qi'f,.Q Igillo: lrynilrll fl-, lun' 1 ll tl ti' in M ' . Eh Q-gI i lglfl 1' My lifrlllllilli frlli 'l?j.AT I ,W ll im ' i'z'ff FK ' , J i I 'f 'i , , i , h l N' 'r 9 - Li,-i 'ff-,'P if. lf:-. it- il. ir 1 N.-at gpg .Qu ' I A if 4 -xr Hifi i'f.,'ifl Hifi. :Main t .i 7.1 fl if .gn 4 'M Ir .F 'rf- ,Jhv ri I- , 'a'r,1I'l Tilis iflq: ,, ,.., V l, it F. V at rl :prwlf T' -Z ' ,' .',, . ..' 'argl kf:Fq,9.Ii, ' 'V fi, -, '1 l :,l i ' , 7'- -lf 'fi ,N V .1 - F1-A gi5'.:1q 'Jir i f.. J. A V 'Wm--www' ,, 'militia TQ' , -: - Hfii' fl 'QV gf? il j l Publications itagijsiigigf?t 1 N'i 1QH 1ltk Jig .- , Ir 1 'K -- fja Q glitt- --flffaljp iff Mary Lou Randall Audrey Jones Editor Associate Editor Early in the fall, members ot the Clansman staffs were chosen and began work. Staff members learned the technicalities of publishing a book by writing editorials, making layouts, organizing pictures, and countless other details. A party at the end ofthe year, where staffs got a preview of the book made the work worthwhile. I x I i ,ZS THE CLANSMAN Q 92 EDITORIAL STAFF - Left to Right: P. Penrod, E. Taylor, B. James, D. Cook, M. Gardiner, G. Stewart, L, Crosslin. B. Lewis, absent. b --.. I BUSINESS STAFF Left lo Right G Perez D Coftle - : . , . , Sheryl Burnefl, Greta Barton V. V h ' ' - aug un, D. Madsen. Snhng. S. Taylor, J. Waters. C -B o usiness Managers My ,. N TOGRAPHY STAFF - Leff lo Righl- N Muirbrook- R Ellis Chair ART STAFF . . , . , - - M. Tabarez, K. Giles. 5 D, Ratyf R. Mcliinisfryg R, Anderson. 1' 3':l l 4753 :..: l .555 al 'E 3' -.11 :fig 'yl' A Ln ll 'L 'fl '-f . 1 . . 1 fir 5:Qjl1al,'r!f5h'T5,?h JL N' .I 1. ' fzg 'o'Q .:. ,V ,ith WV4'-'iw ' l lf-I. if 416'- . fl . If 'Tr -' I-f - 1 gf. J-.ffli --by in T, . 3 Mr +', li,im.mffL1 leg . M ' . -If qc, , t ,JF ly! it in Ai l ' 4 - .f TK Q rf I -. ,T . at 'lil' M. 'INR' risky A b ,Y pl YQ! ! Aix yr If,,A1l?iql T , A , fi ll 'lg I4 yi yi f Y .L-lil if sf2:ffllr:,L.lfa'. i',.,Q,'il '- ff is + 'I' 'I' . 'ril1 ,: 1'. 3' if T l v , Y Nl 1 :mfr f-'iff lv lf-ff . la , 'lf a1:lg'.vF',',-lil:-Llvfllmiig 'l' f 'fir 'I .l.,... . ,. W, La, , 1. 5-T 'ilk,lll1r'flj.7Jlfl--ff'-lff'L ll1-J 5. fl: ' -V 'nfl T -T-.IQ ,L-5 -,,vM:i.Ajv' n o . it Tl,,wf.:,,gm,nvv,.,glm- Publications fair' vs 53fTyillr.lrv:5lg2 'T bg. 'TT' 2826 iffy f '7' ff 7 . lflwrzf-T in I 'f , r f Q' '1.ll.,'r cyQJ,'.'I' ff ,ilu .J fi, A 'Y V '- Russell Ellis Newell Muirbrook Seven issues and six Thousand Three Co Editor Coidnor hundred copies ago, The sTafT of The Highlander TirsT began The Task of publishing The paper. MosT of Their papers have been of four pages, although There were some six pagers inTerspersed among The issues. The journalism class also published The STudenT Handbook, The Plaid Parade, and The AchievemenT Day Program. STAFFS - Left lo Right, Row One: R. Anderson, B. Trewet, G. Cliff Argyle, J. Brower, J, Miller, D. Rafy. Row Three: V. Yorgason, D ' M. L J ford, L. Robbins, L. Crosslin, R. Spong, L. Benson, L. Benson. Row Coftle, L. Thomas, B. Chase, S. Johnson, R. Neilsen, utz, Q4 Two: M. Colvell, P. Wallace, C. Crosby, D. Tippets, H, Shafer, K. Jones, E. Taylor, J, Wangsgard, M. Randall. ,....... - .en W -ugm, :ww une: J. Haroertson, M. Costello, G. wood, H. Shafer. Raw Two: C. Moore, L. Benson, N. TViuirbrookT?- -T Stewart, J. Neilson, K. Argyle, J. Christmas, D. Valdez, R. Green- Ellis, K. Giles, G. Foulger, R. Taborez, R. McKinstry, C. Hislop, R. Wadman, N. Pitts, F. Pont, E. Staley, J. Michelson, N. Dabb. THE THISTLE X Leon Seifert Muryonne Wadman Associate Editor Editor vi?-Wu During the year, students contributed material for the literary magazine. Staff members chose those selections E which would be most representative of Ben Lomond students and they were published in the Thistle. The first issue was truly an interesting and unusual magazine. 95 .4 n .Vi 1 ' 'A fs, c , X. X kk, if. U OUR TOWN Without curtoins or scenery, Our Town, o story ofthe smclll town of Grover's Corners ond its people, wos produced by Ben Lomond Students cmd director Mory Woolley. This ploy was on excellent choice because it took odvontoge of our stoge conditions. Counter clockwise: Emily ond George dt the sodo d M Gbbs in the gorden Mr fountoin, Mr. on rs. I , - ond Mrs. Webb in their kitchen, upstoirs, the wed- ding ot George ond Emily, the Grovers Corners cemetary. gg..-iii K . -1:-3 Foculty . . . ,Es N7 School Spirit . STUDENT LIFE Our first yeor ot Ben Lomond was filled with contocts ond incidents, pleosont, memoroble, fomilior . . . 1.. Friends . . i9 D' Q, .r-:id Q56 si 4 ' f Mud . . ' H- -1'1 1 f,-.. V :Q r' , -. WWW'-MWEZZ f+?'7 ?2t.::w '-- f' J Q Riff! X-JJ fi, 'Xxh,y5if-g1- 5 ' ,og 3, wwf V at, ,.I'1f:v-T , f Mx' J. V, D . , ff MW K .- ,i V -1 .-gbwx-W .z . . up A, vw A - .N 'fy' A rl Jw 'ff ' N We 'QL gf.,-avi' -rff 3iS,gIsf-'9'T, M A ., , A.-J. un fit. 0 , i 1 - : '5QifV. L55-1f'?7Qf-V ii ig ' i fl Sf- ,. ' , ,ft 'N I A9-g3giFfL:ff'Tw'-53f'fa,4'B-wg2,g,ff A- .f , A N 113. ,1 ffaFt....- 4'j1,:i.fp5il? - wwf .- ff-iw AM-V W ' ,......---v- ' ,i-.-,....-- ,......-- ,.....1 ,li- ,.....- ,.....-- --5.x ...Q Footboll teom, Albonettes party. City Champions llf i MQ We won. Iron Horse ll Ben Lomond - Ogden Friendship Drill wrt?-r - 9 5 Lollflf Greetings from Weber Roh Roh Squad ...qi FYICTICIIY Y .1 ! l'm so happy, I could cry i r Arch of Triumph mv' 6099 Q 069'- Luck To Ogden and Weber X In The spring Two points Izzy Dizzy X 40' EE IOO Wh cm't everYThinQ Q0 under mlscellcmeous '? y c 'f,'u . uf., h-.. ., ,.. . . ' . . .fz ' Wh. I I wish she d hurrv . . . -' A N'- ' if is .,,. li,:TSVi..1,Ek I V Q K ,-5, ,--tl .. K, hzzz N W ' M - ,,,- Ye Olde Ccmdee Shoppe Our Managers MM A young man's fancy Fathers' Follies Homeliesf - Most Original - Cufesf lOl Dedication mode us offioiol. All down The front of mel ' A LPS IC i j if6Q'HiGP,iH'iiS'HG . 5 Af 1 , 3 Christmas box commiTTee ' n ii no ' -Q 1 5 Q. 2 The Proof is in the Kissing! I know if s in There. N-M s' av CUP QOWY1 l'T1eC1SUl'eITlel 1TS Ben Lomond's only sfaiis .4 qi 1 Ulm. i gi: i 'N' Heather, Thistle, Plaid ? K Kvoq: ....T.... Milli! Will ai umm Sou- Xwl.. ,..,, ., A H . uuun FG' SWMS FUR AN Yun-NTION ' L 1, . 1 ' rf' A 1. ' ' fi? ff , - ii,, - 1 ,ai. gf ii, ggrzf' 1 ' ,, if' A! Ullefm Bovfd ,- u 1 -H i' 1 fi if ui 4 ' wi? f 'H ' is - ,s fl' 'f'.-' W J. e - Ri M . l-'S Y -1., . . , 1 -' 'A U ' 'f' 'S , 'F A ' if' f-SPF ' : 1'Y '6:i1f 'T ' , Q- 5 SP-'fi' A . '- ji.. - '..:..:2:: ' 1 ' ' ' figg-:113 3 f ' 123323 A , . A il., ,.,, . ' i i .52Z35:1s ?, . I ' ' If F . g gs Zim 2? F gs 5:3 L 'M i-TT3 'Y ' . Q, 1 'r T? 71 '-4 :,5 'Ye ' ,. sa - 5 an L, Lairdsmen ,. 4 - e- ,.-r .a,.4 1 W, -,. .Q .. f ,--..j,,,,i '.- SP3 Qt' at , - A, ' ,Q . -isiwfr .4 an: r. FX 4 ' ,Qi , H mv gig.. i 4+ i ' Albonettes .- ,sv We even had grass. 1 -I 1 i , 1 'mf -4 ' F- Q. Choosing announcemenfs FN 3 7.'a--K K, mx W Christmas Visitors f- , i Quite a repercussion. 104 Your serve ! Ig. Harem of Mohamed Mudinface C Iva, K2 1 'Nl 5 1 '7 Q ' v .- 5113 B, 003' sn 9' ' i X rv 1 s Ns s x K m 4 A xk S 1 s I OT C Steamed up team . . . lens too GB Come snow, come shine! 's ,. x , ex N Lecfure's over . . . woke up! Wolf someplace else. Sfudy by osmosis Q , . 1 L, s QL, gk K., is ,, gs lily M9 'if wxlfierl- A' f.:-1-'H .. A G , 'si .,.s . . l ' ,sms L, , - ' I 4 .. . ' ' ' - .,.t.-Q -., : ' 'x-1-gql - -f .1 .-.A Across The meadow, over The bridge, down the steps The olorm didn'f go off. 'Q' How much can They hold ? 105 ft? 6 U ' :Ag f YJ 4 an M. 'wav- Qrg, ,Vf 4- Mud Both - Scotch Style ! uv- ! 3:30 Brigode 4:30 ? Must be English. , ':.t -zzi Aw Kids, Fight! Until offer Christmas -YOW V-'Jn' s ,-1 fi . ,. M s Q , ff' A, of-1'4fv'..s X Wow! Am I glod this doy is over! im .A Ben Lomond 40 ,..... Ogden 39 6 z 5 E F B l cf-. .4 . ' N :viva 3 Bev!-x fl ' X l' , I B. S-.1 5 I Burning the B Winners Nice Choices xr- Q Chicken in Locker and YU-L, O.H.S. Travels - Jerry, M.Cfq AA ' K Behind The ears, Too, fellas. Federal. Eaf The Salad. 107 17 'L -1. , ig Qu.: . ii' ik. -iw'..'-In I.i,.,, ,i A ,, , i . i, . vii, -i t 4, ,v. , .,,K ,.,,, Q, if .hi Y ji... l LH -1 :rw .W gi. :H iv. .. fi: 1 'Ifi '.-ri 1' , ,. ,Xia L, 1if',. . '.'L3.,il.I1iHvi WJ: i r - . i Hun, ui- -1, , ,- ' rxlif, ilu, 'i' H l 1 L' ziwwfr 'ii 1- 1' it-211 I .f: ' Ni r f.'ii'f- ,I , ' ' i'.V1Lzf Qs,',1z. .1 iff A ' 5 wr . r ' 1 if rh'l N i' ' N1 ak' I lil' il i P I 'i xi' :xx Al .1 ,A .1 V-, 1- I qw, Ni ' , p ' ,if i,'i 2 it 'fi fx L ,rl a 'qi XT, I , hl,?il.' ll l p 5 ll A ' it is 1, .+A , 'L Ib, X ,'rS'r'!lr,ll ithrrpa vis ti,:,L,,x, Kwan' if Pr Wk 4' f,.lj '?l'rY I- '. Y ' ,'fM.i . 1: -. 1 ?f:tM3:il'. -.i - - hl d H -1 We wish to extend thanks to the tollowin who e e . , , , V 1 ., -...1':M. 'V'v, . '. I ! -V ' . 5- gig? make our first CLANSMAN a reality . . . . , ,,-li Z Ep., sfnlignitii limi wg mi-igigffl-1.jjg ' 'L' 1lt'ng- Nfl ' ,1g4Qg5f,: mai! 2W2?fi::g1.ff.' A' - it-:Pic -rw-w ,llfjf sf ga.. . , . . if Ogden City School Board and Administration M G lfiif-1Q'lIl' ,'f l?ll'4,?fl A The Administration, Faculty and Staff ot i'lv rfrpi lflhizr pq. sl im 4 S72 75 ' ' Ben Lomond High School W lk id! j I R l I I 3 3, Wheelwright Lithographing Company xi M Grover Sparkman, Photographer Wit Link-Tiffany Studio ffl 7 i ,wh 1, . . . gfil ,- R Five Point Lions Club 1 ' i fl s fi H '1il Z'1 ' Ben Lomond Parent-Teachers Association 'i fi 1.-,1 ,f ' LW l', -'Q 'ig ii -.x Wi L 'lf f '. tg gi Jian: - 4 'l .V Z 'rl :lf if -.filly zllIll'll,?lfll Vlxfgi U. 5.1115 .f!f'iZi:-wr D, N R 2 4 :,Q.g,Nf5.5:,,3r,l .. .f A U We A'-'P gf fi if 1 V., ,il was , 5 'llllg.Vgf'liLf'i'fil: fl ' 160' F? n'3:lltE 5.llfL7,g 9 IL' ' it Ar51'5'lf'Vfl'fi'71liif 7-l ' Z ' '7: 'f f '!,f .-L' ,. ,Vi -iffgir-iy,' tgp. lgllfgvttf .1 7 5 I? Q2llftlvglLff'5i 5l'x'f - lf! LHP! ?l'llwlI'l'C q:iF,l! 'J'2 ' l?fg3'ffI'h!7l,Qif,f-1. irig,F1l?l.- ',, il H, Yugi fz,5f,.1ff:' Fgllifltf 5 llf.95Ilng'l' ,flylflil ing . pq A I i:g'i:,,fifiQl'g'fpv1-ig. rg! I7 5, li fini Wr,iKkr,11gI!-,dx + 4: ra . -, 'il l'llfv A 't ll' llilfllti-' PE-413, ir' '-, 'J ,2.f:'!,?llllltf1L'lfL:i, -1-' mf -. 1 ' is .tv '-we-dir' . ' -J .1 , v -ff- a. ,g 3. -i1 ,gi,w,,i. ' ' '-,' vm' , ' ,3i,,,. ' -ff' 4-' 'lfii lil' fll '3l1if?51 t ' ' , u 1 l l 'Q' CONGRATULATIONS on the birth ofthe Clansman He looks like a husky baby and we predict a mem- orable future for him. Since it was our privilege to assist at his birth, we look forward to doing our part, each year, to help him develop into a sturdy lad and fulfill the proud hopes his ancestors cherish for him. Remember, Your Photograph is the gift only YOU can give. 3 W p0'4 'Q4f7J 0f6lf4Amc,4f Paramount Sue Preme Welcomes You 1125 Washington Blvd. Ogden Utah N Meet Our Er: X Friendly Q Tribe! ,I rw T ' Whether you call on us just to see what modern banking is like or to open a savings account, you will be mightly welcome and received as a very special guest. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUIANCE CORPORATION Ann :annul iisslvi SYSEM ORPHEUM LQBBY SHOP 2518 wAsHlNGtoN BLVD. Fountain and Gifts COMPLIMENTS of S. H. Kress 81 Co af if ir 5 - I0 and 25 Cent Stores Ogden, Utah SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC. 2440 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah ED AND nov WlLSON'S CITY DRY CLEANERS We keep the spots 1019 Washington Blvd. Phone 2-3433 COMPLIMENTS of BOB'S BARBECUE 1 INN 'kiruk 2855 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah MERCHANTS DELIVERY Local Moving Specializing in Refrigerator, Range, and Piano Moving Phone 2-6580 2418 Grant Avenue Ogden, Utah 112 C'-Ucfclf DAIRY BAR Home of Quality Ice Cream and Headquarters for Smoothy 999 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah Jw- . M W, ,,if.1NkLQiEx . , i K balm nw .A ,fw- J -fr f , fuff ie Y mme? 'o VT' C55 wiki, If you want the best, buy IaCk's Ice Cream Jack's Ice Cream and Confection Mfg. Co. COUNTRY CLUB Barber and Beauty Shop 420 39th sneer Phone 3-5735 Jack White - Owen Garlick VAN- 422 39th Street Phone 3-0739 We need your head for our business. iv 37th and Riverdale Road Phone 3-5369 VAN KAMPEN AND SIINS, INI fi .., It's worth your while to drive a mile and save I' 'XilJy!,,,f I CAR SER VICE s,i A We deliver to your Home or your party. Russ 8- Don's 114 DRIVE INN MASON'S DRIVE INN 3809 Riverdale Phone 3-9386 Another PERSONALITY PORTRAIT by SPARKIES srunlo 3417 Riverdale Road Phone 4-5897 v sv' ,J- B Pictures that Sparkle 3427 Riverdale Dial 3-6570 ' a Riche's Restaurant 8. Lounge 3810 Riverdale Road Phone 3-9303 O. S A. WELDING SUPPLIES For Every Welclintq Need nn F' 2.3 E . 2 f '4f ' Q 3 'D , 4 Qgwf ..-' ...c Q... 'Q MARINE SUPPLY SKIING Custom Guns Handloading Tennis Stringing Archery Swimming 3059 Harrison BIVCI. Photographic Equip. I ufaanaaafsw modern power Q farm equipment 3701 WASHINGTON BLVD. 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Archuleta, Mabel Argyle, Karen Anne Ashment, Russell ......... ..... 27 34 18, 66 34 .. ................. 34 27, 27 93, 94 34, 85, 86 22 94, 95 22 Aston, Frank .................. .............. 2 7 Baca, Louise ........... Bailey, Monte ....... Bain, Zelda ........ Baker, Dale ..... Baker, Dick ........ Ballantyne, Ron .... Barker, Patricia ..... Barnes, Wayne ..... Barnett, George ....... Barrow, Clair ........ Barton, Greta ......... 18, 66 44, 83, 87 34, 71, 74 22, 77 27, 64, 68, 77, 79, 80, 83, 87 17, 18, 66, 76 22, 84 27, 67 27 12, 18, 66, 93 Barton, Sherman ................................ 71 Benson, Lyle .. 27, 43, 67, 70, 71 , 94, 95 Benson, Lynn .... 27, 63, 67, 70 ,71,94 Berry, Kenneth .......................... 34, 81 Betteridge, Mary Ellen.. 10, 18, 66, 69, 76 Bigler, Roger ...................................... 34 Bingham, Connie ...... ................. 3 4, 77 Blair, JoAnn ......... ........... 3 4 Blakeley, Clark ...,. ...... 2 2, 84 Blaylock, Jeri ........ .. ....... 34 Blodgett, Mark ,..... .... 2 2 Blood, Carolyn ..... ....... 3 5 Blood, Sally .......... .......... 6 1 Bohman, Nancyan .. ...... 35, 69 Bolander, Ruth ..... ...... 3 5, 71 Boothe, Sharon ........ ...... 3 5, 72 Borger, Marion ........... .............. 2 7 Bosgieter, Donald ...................... 35, 86 Bosgieter, Ronald ........................ 35, 82 Bott, Mark .. 9, 18, 22, 43, 64, 67, 68, 70 Boyce, Althea .................................... 35 Boyle, Glen .... ................ 2 2 Boyle, Jack ........ Bradford, Jerry ...., ............ 2 7, 83, 86 Bradford, Ted ............................ 23, 86 Bramwell, Arthur ...... 9, 79, 80, 82, 87 Bramwell, Mona ................................ 28 Brewer, lvan ...................................... 23 Bridwell, Charlotte .......... 18, 66, 74, 77 Bridwell, Darrell ....... ................ 3 5, 77 Brooks, Jeanette ...... .................... 2 8 Brower, Veda Jean ..... ...... 1 8, 66, 94 Brown, Ronald H. Brunker, Marlin ..... Bryant, Jackie ...... 28 Burdett, Helen ....... ................. 4 4, 66 Burnett, LueDean ................................ 28 Burnett, Sharyl .......... 9, 18, 64, 66, 93 Burnham, Mae Jean .......................... 18 Burns, Bob ........................................ 81 Burton, Marian ........ ...... 3 5, 74 Bush, Judy ........... ........... 2 8 Bushman, Norma ...... ..... 2 5, 74 Bushman, Riley ...................... Butler, Ken .......... 9, 23, 80, Butler, Roger .... 23, 68, 79, Butler, Val .................... 34, Butters, Karen .................. 18, 'UHHES 82, 80, 35, 64 Bywater, Sharlene .................. C Call, Darlene .................. 28, 66, Call, Ronald ............ 35, 77, 81, Campbell, Dianne .................. 28 Campbell, lDon ...... .................. Campbell, Phil ...... Carpenter, Tom .,....... Cartwright, Robert ....... Cevering, Beverly .... Chapman, Lee ....... Chase, Barlbara .... Chatlin, Edgene ....... Checketts, Bruce ....... Eifnn Checketts, Glen ........ ................ Checketts, Mable ........................ Child, Elsie ...................... 35,e8f55 Christensen, Faren ............................. Christiansen, Ray ..... Christmas, Jean ....... Clark, Beatrice ...... Clark, Elaihe ...... Clark, Lynn ..... Clark, Robert ..................................... Clark, Yvonne ................................... Clifford, Gordon ................. . 23, 68, 71, 73, 77, 84, Clyde, Nina ............. ....... ............. Cole, Bruce ........ Coles, Evelyn ...... Collins, Glen ..... Colvell, Mbrian ..... Combe, Carol ..... ............. Conroy, John ..... ............... Cook, Donna ............ 19, 63, 27 28 64 Cordingly, Jay ............................ Costello, Kay ........................ Costello, Margaret ...... 35 19, 1 75, Cattle, Bruce ...... .......................... Cattle, Dixie ....... ..... 6 9, Cattle, Robert ........... ................. Cowan, Sharon ........... Cowlishaw, Marilyn ....... Cowlishaw, Paul ...... Cragun, Margie ....... Cragun, Willard ....... Craner, C. ............ . Craver, M. ........... . Crawford, Marcia ..... Creamer, fl'reah ........ Crezee, Connie ............................ Critchlow, Donald ............................ Crosby, Carlene ............ 27 17. . 65, 71 Crosslin, Lon ...... 23, 64, 67, 72, Culley, Betty .............................. Cummings, George ...... Curtis, Jeanene ........ 28, Cutler, Dan ................. D Dabb, Norman .............. ...... Davidson, Allen .......... Davidson, Leonard ....... Davis, Carol .......... Davis, Jeri ............. Deamer, Carol ....... Decius, Robert ....... Dent, Ronald ..... Deuel, Kay ......... Dewey, Plllen ......... Dickinsoni, Dick ........ Damingei, Darlene ....,. Damingues, Betty ..... Donnelson, Glenn ........ Donoviel, Geraldine ....... Dopp, Nancy ...... Douglas, John ....... Duke, Pat .......... ...... ..... E Easley, Art .............. 36, 68, 81, 83, Eastman, Richard ...................... 28, Eberle, Freda ........ .......................... Eckardt, Edna .... Eddy, Edwin ...... Eddy, Frank ....... Eddy, Larry ........... Edgley, Richard ..... Edwards, Deanna .... Eggleston, DeLoss .............................. Ellis, Dean ............................ 36, 68, Ellis, Fred .......................................... Ellis, Russell .... 10, 18, 23, 64, 67, 70 93, 94, Ellison, Marian ...... ............. 3 6, Elmer, Betty .......... ....... 1 9 65, Elwell, Gary ............ ............ 3 6, Emmert, Mary Sue ...... ....... 3 6 65, Evans, Pat ................ ................. F Facer, Elaine, .............. .... 1 9, Fagg, Barbara ......... Faldalen, Oley ...... ..................... Farley, Milt ........................................ Farr, Joyce ...... ..... 10, 36, 65 73, Farr, Karen ...... ...................... 3 6, Farr, Terry ......... ................... 2 9, Favero, Daniel ....... ........... Felter, Thomas ...... ....... 3 6, Field, Larry ........ ........... Field, Robert ......... ........ Forsgren, Brent ..... ..... Foulger, Gary .... .............. Fawers, JoAnn ....... ................. Fax, Gary ........... ....... 2 3, 80, Fox, Lowell ......... .......... 2 9, Fox, Mary Joy ...... ............. Fraga, Ed .......... .................... Frew, Pat ........... .......... 3 6, 73, Frank, Bob ...................... 27, 29, 67, Fuhriman, Jared ...... ....................... Fuit, Arlene ........... .................... Funk, Harald ...... ..... Funk, Venna ...... ...... ..... G Gailey, Ida ........ ...... ..... Gamble, Dick ....... ..... Garcia, Mabel .....,. ........ Gardiner, Jeffrey ..... .......... Gardner, Clodella ....... ...... 2 7, Gardner, Margaret ..... ...... 2 9, Garner, Ken ............ .............. Garr, Connie ........ ,,,,... 2 9, Gaskill, Sally ..... .... 2 9, Gealta, Thomas ..... ........ Geilman, Frank .... .......... Gerrard, Fred ........... .... 3 6, Giachine, Ronald ..... ..... Gibbons, Sue ........ .... Giles, Delores ...................... ........... Giles, Jay .................................... 36, Gales, Karen ...... 10, 12, 18, 19 64, 93, Gill, Rhea ............................ .... 3 6, Giroux, Fabian ......... .... 4 4, Gladwell, Genette ....... ..... 1 9, Gladwell, Virginia ...... .......... Glismann, Carol ....... ,... 1 9, Glismann, Virgil ..... ....... Gould, Dale .............. .............. Graser, Mary Alice ...... .......... 3 6, Greenwood, Karen ................ 36, 69, Greenwood, Ruth Ann ................ 29, H Hadley, Donna .....,......... .... 2 9, Hadlock, Gary ....... ..... 3 6, Law, George ..... . .. .. Hagge, Hagge, Jimmy .... .... JoAnn ...... ..... Hahn, Ray ......... Hall, Luella .......... Hall, Winfield ...... .................. Halls, Larry ......... ..............., Hamada, Dick ......... .... 2 9, 77, Hampton, Adelia ...... ............. Hancock, Bruce .......... .........,. Hancock, Claudia ....... ..... 2 9 1 Hancock, Edna ........ ..... 2 9, Hancock, Dale ..... ......... Hansen, Bill .......................... 37, Hansen, Clarence ............................... Hansen, Devere ...... 10, 18, 23, Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Ernest ............................. Geraldine ........ ........... Janet ....... Neal ........ .... ........ ......... Harbertson, Joyce .......... 20, 66, Harrington, Neil ..... .............. Hart, Glenda ........ ..,.... .... Hartey, Foe ...... ..... Kclppr Gary ........... Kappleman, Wayne ............. Kellos, Helen ........ Kemp, Charles ........ Keyes, Thomas .... Kidman, Kilfoyle, Kilfoyle, Kimber, Alta Mae ..... Jay .......... Vern ....... Verl Kotter, Richard . Labrecque, Allen 30, 'EZ Lackey, Sherry ....................... Larsen, Ellen .............. 9, 13, Larsen, Ellen Joy .................. Larsen, Jay ......................... Larsen, Larry ....................... Larsen, Nancy ...... 0, 27, Lasko, Fred ........ 18, 24 Lattin, Geraldine Hartman, F. .......... . Harvey, Alpheus ..... Hatch, Faun .......... Healy, Tim .,...,... Heap, Brent ...... ..... 37, 81, Heiner, Clyde ....... .............. 1 0 Heitz, Albert ............,........... 37, 69 Heitz, JaNae ............ 20, Helms, Clifford ,......... 66, Hemsley, De Lece ................... Herrick, Betty Jo ..... ...... Herrick, Bill ...................... Higgins, Walter ........ 17, 27, 29 Hill, Roger .......... ............... Hilton, Lorraine ..... .. ....... Hinton, Arlene Hirst, Bonnie .... Hislop, Charles ....... Hobson, Max ...... Hock, Lynette ...... Hodges, Lynn ...... Holden, Karole ..... Hook, Sally ............ Horspool, LaRue ..... Horspool, Leslie ...... Hors ool Maril n 29, 9, Layne, Gary ...... Leavitt, Beth ...... Leavitt, Mary ....... Lee, Bob ........... Lee, Thomas ........ 1 1 1 Leishman, Doyle .............. Lerohl, Jerry .,...... ...... . Lerohl, Roger .... ...... Leth , Pete .......... 64, 20, 55, Lewis, Bonnie ...... ....,.. 1 2, Lewis, Delone ...... . . .... Lewis, Garn ............ ....... Lightfoot, Robert ..... Lindley, Dean ...... Livingood, Dee ..... Loftus, Carol ........ Lohrenz, Blanche ....... London, Lauzanne ...... Longfellow, Max .... Lopez, Robert ....... Mickels Mickels on, Craig ............ on Middleton, Mary ......... Mikkelson, Darrell ..... Mikesell, Dale ......... Miller, Connie ..... Miller, Darlene .,.. Miller, Joan ...... Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Millspa 24, 73, , Kent ...... ......... 3 8, 38 Lynn ........................... Peggy ....... ...................... Richard .. 34, 38, 68, Shanna .............. w, Gary .......... Minnoch, Annette ....... Minnoch, Norma .... Mitton, Mitton, Emery ............. Farley ............... 38, Montgomery, Wyoma ....... Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Carole .............. Ronald ........... Sylvia ..,...... Vern .............. . Mooseman, Utahna ...... Mora, Julia ................ Mora, Lupe ............. Morley, Dennis ..... Moritz, Raymond .... Mortenson, Gary ..... Morriss, Mosher, Evelyn ............. Mosher, Harry .....,,... 18, Mosher, JoeAnne ....................... Moulton, Asael ...... Mower, Dixie ........ . Moyes, Mariorie . ...... . Muirbrook, Gordon ................ 39 1 0 Muirbrook, Newell ........ Munson, Peggy ........ ..... 39, Betty ....... .............. 1 0 515782 , 24 31, Murdock, La Dean ....................... N Neal, Mar aret .... ,... .... 9 Lott, Val ..,........ Lucas, Ilene ......... ............ Lundberg, Joel .... ............... Lutz, Marva ...... ...... Lynch, Alan ...... Marriott, P 1 Y ------ Howard, Terrill ....... Huber, Francis ......... ......... Hufstetler, Betty ........ Lynch, Stephen Madsen, Darrell ..... . ...... Maltby, Manzel, Russell .......... Arlene ....... Marriott, Dennis Merriott, Gilbert E. 20, 10, Roger ....... .......... Hunt, Reed .................,. I lrving, Boyd ........................,....,... lsakson, Nancy ................ 34, 37 J Jackson, Bruce .............. ..... 2 9, Jackson, Dennie ..... ............,.,. Jacques, Clyde ........................... James, Betty Jane .......... 37, 65, Jensen, Betty ......... ................ Jensen, Carol ......... ........... Marshall, Alfred ...... ..... 30, Neilsen, Rita ............. Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Bob ..,......... ................ 12 21 Elaine ................ George R. ......... . 44,811 lleen .. ........ ............... . Neville, LaRae ...... Nicholas, David ..... Nielsen, Clair .......... Nielsen, Josephine .... Noker, Noker, Nolan, Nolan, Norris, Roy ............. William .... Albert ...... ................... Mike ......... ....... 39, 65, Monto ........ .... ...... ....... Marshall, Arlene .... ......... Marshall, Carol ....... Marshall, Mariorie ..... Martin, Carol ......... Martin, Trudie ...... Martini, Jean ....... Martinez, Martin ..... Jensen, Mary Rae ...... 10 Jensen, Myrtle ....... Jeppsen, Allan ..... 37 1 Norton, Richard ......... Nussbaum, Dorothy ...... Helen ................. ........ Martinson, Nadine Mayberry, Elaine ....... Mayberry, Jean ...... McAllister, Ellis .... McCulloch, Martel McFarland, Dick ..... McGowan, McKean, R oylene ........ ....... .......... Johns, Anitta .............................., Johnson, Pat ..................................,,.. Johnson, Phil .. 18, 24, 65, 80, 83, 85 Johnson, Sandra .......................... 37 Johnson, Sherae ......,....,.............. Jones, Audrey .... 10, 27, 30, 64, Jones, Cherrill ........................ 30, Jones, Dan ....... .........,........ 9 , Jones, Elaine ...... ..,.....,..,.... Jones, Gloria ....... ,.... 3 7, 71, Jones, Jerine ......... ....... 2 O, Jones, William ........... ........... Jorgensen, Barbara ....... ............... Judd, Jack ................................... Judd, Tom ............. ................... ' 37, 64, 71, Just, Michael ............ McKinney, Howard ........ McKinstry, Ronald .......... 38, 30, McLellan, Kenneth ................... . Mead, Evelyn ........................ Mecham, Dan .......... 24, 80, Mecham, Loo ........................ Medina, Robert .,.......... Menichetti, Norma ..... Mercuris, Thelma ....... Messerly, Grant ..,......... Michelson, James G. Nye, Jay ........................ 27, 31 Nye, Larry ..... ......................... O Ogden, Wallace ............ Olafson, Robert .......... Olpin, Don' ............. .... Olpin, Lawrence .... .. Olsen, Gail .......... Olsen, Glen R. .... . O'NeiI, Margaret ..... .. Oram, Larry ........... .... Owens, Emmett .......... .. Owens, Shirley ............. P Packham, Joe ............. ........ Palmer, Boyd ........... ........... Palmer, Eugene ....... .... 3 9, Palmer, Neida ...... ........ Palmer, Sidney ..... ..... Park, R. .............. . Parker, Lucille ......... ........ Parker, Norman ...... ........... Partington, Dixie ..... .... 3 1, sof 12, 93, 65 1 Patterson, Raymond .,..... Penrod, Donald ........... Penrod, Pat .,.....,.... Perez, Bob ..... Perez, Gloria ..... Perkins, Gayle ...,.. Perrin, Dale ...... 31, '54-'f Perrin, Suzanne .................................. Peterson, Dennis ...... 10 Petty, Mrs. Russell B. ,17, 34 Seifert, Leorl ............ Shafer, Howard ........ Shaw, Jerry .......... Shaw, Lindd .............. Sheridan, Michael ...,. Sherman, Arthur ...... Shulz, Jeneane ...,, Sibert, Ralph ..... Sibert, Ross ........ Seppi, Pauline ..... Sitzman, Pat ......... Price, Mark ....... .......... Phelps, Carma ............ Phipps, Dean ............ Phillips, Gordon ...... Pierce, Flora ......... Pincack, Dwight ....... ................ Pitts, Neil .............. .... 3 1, 67, Piz, Jean .......... Piz, Marian .... Plant, Sally ,,...... 39, 31, 31 . .... , Pomeroy, Carol ..... ........,. 2 1 , 27 Pont, Althea ...... Pont, Ferol .,.... Po e Jo ce P I Y -----. Powell, Rachel ..... Prawitt, Doris ....... Price, Dean ........ Price, Georgia ....... nf Skikas, George ...... 25, 63, 67 40, 65, 761, f 'ffIffQ 55f 11ff'5Ef'255l 70, 94, 40, 40, 80, 70, 'ff.'. 52S,'Ell1 '15, ao 32, 73, 73 7 6 , '55, 1 1 Skikos, Barbara ...... ........,......... Slade, Carole ....... .... 1 0, 27, 64, 66, Slater, Barbara ..... ........... 3 2, Sloan, Sauiltdra .,.. ,..,............... Slot, Jacqueline ..... ................. Smith, Arndld .... ..... 2 6 Smith, Cliftlord ..... ......... Smith, Dixie ....... .... Smith, Gene ...... . Smith, Mad ........... Smith, Ronald ....... Smith, Thomas O. .... ........ . Snarr, Geniel ..... ....... 1 2, Snider, Dale ...... Stoddard,l Dorthea Prince, Fred ......... Pritchard, Hattie ...... Profaizer, Patsy ...... Pruett, Betty ............... Purser, Larry ................................. R Ralphs, Jane ........ 9, 31, 43, 65, Randall, Edwin C. ........................... . Randall, Mary Lou .............. 10, 21, 64, 66, 72, 79, Raty, David .. 31, 63, 77, 80, 84, Rawlins, Joan .. ......................... Rayl, Jennie ....................,........... Richards, Alton ........ Richards, Marilyn ..... Richards, Rama ..... Richins, Nolan ....., ..1f'i'5f' Ririe, Farrell ................................. Robbins, LeRoy ............................ Robbins, Lynn .. 9, 17, 18, 25, 64, Robertine, Margaret .... ....................... Roberts, Nancy ............................ Robertson, Daniel ............................ Robertson, Marva Ann .......... 39, Robertson, Ronald .. 17, 18, 25, 80, Robicheau, Harvey ........ 39, 81, Robinson, Margaret ................,... Rockett, Marsha ......... Roddom, Ronald ..... ................ Rohde, Garth ....... ...... 4 0, 81, Rothey, Randy .............. 40, 81, Roundy, Sharon ........................... Roundy, Terry .................................... Russell, Norman .. 7, 9,13, 25, 64, 73 S Salas, Felix ........................................ Salazar, Walter ............................ Sampson, Margaret .....,.. 40, 64, Sampson, Melba .............. ............ Sandberg, Fred ............ 32, 80, Sandgren, Edward ............................. Sant, Murray ........... Sant, Sharon .............. Saunders, Marvin ....... Saunders, Patsy ....... Saunders, Vaneta ....... Saxton, Gary .......... Schaer, Arnold .,.. Schaffer, Eddie ...... Schiffman, Boyd ...... Schubert, Laura ....... Schultz, LeRoy ........ Schumers, Marlene ..... Schurz, Sharon ..... Seeley, Peggy .....,. 18, ...ff'5'5f fIff i'i' 40, 21, 77, Taylor, Sharon ........ Terkelson, Adell ...... Terry, Jim ............. Tesch, Dan ........ 33, Thomas, Gary ....................... Thomas, Kathie ........ Thomas, Laurie .... 9, Thompson, Gay ........ Thompson, Shirley .... Thon, Claudia ......... 41, 66, 72, Thornock, Gay ............................ Thredgold, Lynette Tippets, DiAnne .............. Trewet, Howard ......... 26, Trewet, Janet ................ 41 , Tuck, Carolyn ........... V Valdez, Bob ............. Valdez, Dorothy ....... Vanderkooi, Kathryn ...... Vanderkooi, Paul ..... VanderSteen, Carol .... Van Meter, Catherine Vaughn, Verla ................ 22 41, 71, 73, 69, 33, 65, Vicars, Sherry ............................ W Waddoups, Cleve ....... Wadman, Maryonne .. Wadman, Ray ............ Wagner, Richard ...... Wahlquist, Keith ..... Walker, Judy ....... Wallace, Pat ........ Wallis, Carl ............ 22, 66 33, 75, 63, Wangsgard, Judy .......... 41 , Wangsgard, Scott .................. Snyder, Elaine ...... ............. 3 2, Snyder, Lena ........ ....... 2 1, 66, Sorensen, lloris ........ ........... 2 1, Sorensen, Florence ..... ................. Sorensen, Gary ....... ............. 3 2, Southwick,, Gary ....,.... ...... 2 6, 77, Sparks, Betty Anne ...... ................. Sparrow, Robert .......... ....... 3 2, Spong, Fred .......... .......... 2 5, Spong, Robert ...... ...,......... 2 5, Staley, Eldine ...... ................ 4 0, Standing, Harry ....... .... 9 , 13, 26, 83, 84, Stanger, Bpb ..... .......... 4 0, Stanger, Jean .... ........... Stark, Bettiy .......... ....... 3 2, Stark, Roy ................ ................. St. Clair, Marianne .... ....... 3 2, 65, Steffen, Edward .... .... 2 6, 77, Stemm, Peggy ........ .......,......... Stephens, iBrent ....... .................... Stephens, Kay ...................... 26, 80, Stephens, Sherie .................... 17 27, Stettler, Dale .... 26, 68, 77, 80, 85, Stettler, Dennis .. 9, 13, 26, 64, 68, 77 83, Stettler, Sonya .......,.................... 40, Stewart, Arza ....... ...... ..... 3 2 , Stewart, Qawe .... ....................... Stewart, Gay ..... ....... 2 1, 66 92, Stites, Harold ..... ....... 3 2, 68 77, Stitt, Gladys ....,. Stitt, Joan ...... Stitt, Jimmy .......... Stitt, Sharen ............ Stoddard,i Florence Stokes, Carol ........,.. Stone, Alex ........... Stone, Beinnett ...... Stone, Frank ...... Stowe, David .... Strebel, Rex ......... Sturdevant, Larry Suekawa, Bob ...... Suekawa, Kiyo ..... 32, 18, 40, If1f'Z5, 72, Wangsgard, Wendy .............. Warnes, Wendy .. Waters, Albert ..... Waters, Janice ..... Watkins, Dale ....... Weaver, Morrell ................... Weaver, Sondra ...... 1 22, 7, 34, Webber, Dolores .................... Wells, Pat ......... West, Gene .,....,,... Whale, Ri cha rd ........ Wheelwright, Ron White, Gayle ..... White, Lew .......... White, Mary Jean Whitehead, Craig Wieland, Wight, Ja Mona ....... net ........... Williams, Alberta Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Bud ....... Don ...... Jim ....... Jimmie Ronald Wilson, Donna Marie .. 40, .. .... 33 Sully, Myrtle .............. .... 1 33, 81, 67, 40, 252 Sevillier, 'Valerie ............ ........ Tabarez, Mary Ruby ........ 21, 66 93 iff.. 3 92 64, Wilson, Jay ................ Wilson, Sharon ...... Wilson, Shirley ..... Winn, David ........ Winter, Gretchen ...... Wood, Alan ,..,...,. Woodin, Don ....... 1 Tafoya, Tony ............................. Tanner, N. Russell ..................... Taylor, Elaine .......... 12, 21, 66 Taylor, Hay ........ 9, 17, 34, 41, Taylor, Karen .................................... Taylor, Marlene ....... Taylor, Pauline 22, 22, 41, 67 22, 751 66, iff num--26, 66, as 521 22 Woolley, Mary ............................ Worthen, Norval .......................... Wright, Vaughan .... 26, 67, 68, X Xanos, George .......... 41, 64, 81 Y Yanagibashi, Sally ....... , ..,........ Youngman, Lee .......... ............... Youngquist, Donna ........., 33, 66 Yorgason, Laurence ..................... Yorgason, Vania ...... 10, 41, 69, Zefferer, Ruth ............ t . E ku? k A- . I p A r x V I .mv Y , 5,6 , 4. ,. .,,. 9 ' M .,,.., X-2-1 it My -Q.