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

 - Class of 1955

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Lx,- zi e Nancy Larson, Vice President I Morrell Weaver, Historian I .l' I 'i:CiS 16, ' ff-2 x E X , ' -, f X X I Q SV J X 1 f 1 M XX t bv . w fy , If , Y . lf A f ' X 5 WV W . V A i Q 'X X3 I v 1 X X F 1 J XJ f qv 4 X X , x, l v X 1 J 5x 5 ' 1' x I ' if v I ' X 1 A ' Y: N AJ XV I J' N2 j J QQ fl 1 I 1 xl v XM 1 X I Ben Lomond . . . Cafeteria 3 QM ' 4 .lk Gym .vx ,.-- Na .1-,gf r ,, I , ,. in , f J. 2 I 7 , f f I x 4, Ik A ' 1 1 - , f KY I f f J X J 9 Af kmf- kU'fff ' 0 LC 5 X X X -. Q L ,jf J x j ' ' X- -'-- 4' I K I 4, N X , UN' pw! fly i . ,A C 4, .+L M f+-fair' UA fy-'Y V L' Vg 9 f J ,Lf 41, xx y I 6 K Lfffnff 2 2' X W . '- 'I 1 X A L fl 1 N . ' QU . I H I 5 N' J ' ., L K , v l .1 XJ ' ' 5 x - ,I U95 G mgsgicx, W'6jw'k SC Qt x Lf LN, M my NJ wx Kruk, WL LL f aww F' 1 XXM , U fy -.' -BM Pi his - MN, VbKXlL'M,fa A Q X 9' Lxwmiytwix aj 1 Wuxi'- LK L oi I Wujnvgfvv Jr' S 10 r xi WJ is . if W -I A THAT YOUR KNOWLEDGE SHALL MAKE YOU FREE JR Q Red, W1 ever stand For ideals bor ' GPS? Blue, and Xxfhite 'll n 1D this fair land. 'Tis known by us that knowled k P ge eep us freeg roud are We to VVEAR TI-IE PLAID FCDR T X- I-IEE 5 gl b ik b iw ' l arg: ' . t i wi , 04 -. ' we , I J, 'K . X K ,ff 't Mr-r .J f 'i , L A , m . if +1 - . If W f N- 2 ' U - it 'W h , sam f K L 71 . ,R M Q Q , ,r k , I . L , l k: is X' ,gig J Ron Ballantyne, President Sherie Stephens, Vice President With Ron Ballantyne, Sherie Stephens, and Carlene Crosby, we Seniors had a successful year. One of the highlights of the social season was the junior Prom which we pref sented. Much praise was given to us for our delightful Senior Assembly. 67? Student Council Senior Council Carlene Crosby, Secretary THROUGH THIS c 1 1 eQ..,.f - 1 'v Melvin Alexander Jack Albright UnLot1cctttt'd '4l7tffcrc-nt Omccrs Club Exhibition Platoon Dou he Allen Roloert Alford pf, .. l'lt'usattt Nice on Thursdays nl rack Team ,ve '1' -if rf' l Blwine Anderson ,loAnn Anderson Roger Anderson Nti.htLi1t NX'indy Girl Shvl' Allfonettes Tltitlle lidttor Swimming Clan Cflrutsrmttt An'-A 'X i Frank Aston Ron Ballantyne George Barnett Wax'y- lltnru Het:kle, Hecltlen Wild and Woolly I Senior Class President Athletics Huff-puff-squawk! Scotch style. -. 4 QM, l I '57--A j ' -J xx 1 Q A Shura Lee Anderson Mabel Arclttileta Shaw l'trtt'y' lt'r'll1 Allmnrttrs Allmm-tttw Gttls'Awtvt'trttmrt Secretary Lyle Benson Lynn Benson Philosophical Clever Battalion C. O., R.O.'l'.C, Htghlmtder lfdttot Htghluvtder Asst. Editor R.O.T.C. lfxectlttve Umcer 15 Via l or X i Mona Bramwell Pretty fi 10 tg J, rv Darlene Cinll Moody Cheerleader Senior Assemhly Ji CQ X Jeanette Brooks Athletic Alhunettcs 3' :Jill lM l S' Diane Camphell Magnetic Personality Student Body Secretary School Trio Q 4 . tg :R i it L Marion liorger Hsmllcsn Alboncttt-s n - . 0 X 2 U- , l as Q , ' ff, ' ' , 3 ,, 8 , 1 -. ' I ' ,ff lea . LueDean Burnett tllldy Bush Cgm,3gni1ll Miechuvious Albont-tres Alhoncrtcs Senior Assembly Senior Assembly ,..,...-4 g -.ai Tom Carpenter Gets Around I ,galnw-N P5 VR .if Glen Checketts lean Christmas Lynn Clark Quiet but Witty Good and Merry Friendly Student Handbook Editor Albonettes Athletics Thistle 1 or fi 41 Qt Beverly Cevermg Wiltl :it Night Albonettue. Girls' Association -irat, Qi 1 F' we R XV, F .V XX I K Yvonne Clark Admiring Albonettes 3' jerry ll md ford Look Our 5. 41 'S' Riley Bushman 'Sampon is Delilah Boys' Association Athletics .ah at 'Q' 5 . l Barham Chase Engaged Alhunetuss X 4 iw It y l l 5 Annette Clawso GoSouth . . .q . . . Albonettes ,X Assembly Committee ' ii--. ,...' Y 4 , A QM , - ' I ----H- 'N . k A by A . f ,531-Q 5 wg--'C Q, X ,iii M , , 5 .C vvfi A 3 . X. ' john Conroy Carol Combe N 39 V Sober Twirls NT 'if H. - . Ski Clan Albonettes .5 - K Swimming Clan Majorerte E . A i 3' ess f M C 7 M ,M X , E 5 Q M i l , . .JK 1 I 4 'sflbvk i' gs ' 1 ' 5 . ww Well . . . you see . . . it was this way . . . Bruce Cotrle Dixie Corrie Micky . . . Mouse Ambirinus Boys' Association Albnncrres Secretary Ofncers Club Clansman Business Manager - -1 faiilii W l . Y , f xx rx k L GO L Xi 'lr 'Q :ff is C C 1 KR. 4 C : I s l Carlene Crosby jeanene Curtis Dan Cutler Norman Dabb Carol Davis Cnnfusnd Gim.:l1-s Star Silent A Drill Allwnnettvs Albnncrtcs Historian Swimming Clan Allwonvrn-s Scnior Class Secretary X Girls' Assncizition Swimming Clan ,,..,4 . rv ' k if M. i , -, 31 x 1 ii ' if 3 ' l W ' s F l, - ,ff X A . ,lll L. Q ,B 1 , 2 is I Carol Deamer Dick Dickinson The Voice Bush Market Albonetres President 'lighlander Business Manager af Y. J , 'Y' ,Q , i 2 Pair Duke Richard Eastman Larry Eddy Nice Usher Lucky Strike Alboncrres Red Cross 'Z 5-it -4 Larry Field Rugged Officers Clan fi? 'J' Robert Field Hot Lips Ski Clan -JI V17 fl' '27 Robert Fronger Glad Your libre iNf.e, V ' KP Q. Margaret Gardner Witty Allmnvsttcw Htglilavufer 18 Robert Frank The l7ancer7?? X Boys' Aswormuon President 'X Ofncrrs Clan -. 9 ,, -Jr 5 Connie Uarr Svvcrr Album-tres Vu 1- Prwidenl X Chris Enfwmlvlv Gary Foulger Taxi Driver Clansman Jared Fuhnmnn MtL:l1ry Moths Buys' Association ilirank lvam 7 i 4 l Sally Gaskill '-xvawr Allmm ru K Richard Edgley Cool Officers Clam sw-ar e 5 A .. i, f ' K- Q51 :U f. T 1' ' 'I 5 ' E f 5- W, K , 5 joAnn Fowers Quiet Albonertes ,,.. 7 ' 4: . . Y I 1 i Yin Garcia 'l7r1cnLlly rg Frank Geilman Beautiful Dancer ...-5. H ji Y- Terrv Farr l wink All-uiivtuw Girls' Awucuitmn Lowell Fox Skinny Q I Clodellzi Gardner I ml,- Allmrictlnw xx Virginia Gladwell Corte Album-:rm ss V r. 'Q-.r x jr 1 J W l a Ruth Ann Greenwood Donna Hadley Undisrurbed Genuine Alhnncrres Girls' Glee Senior Assembly jacks I At your age? ? ? Claudia Hancock A Twin Albonertes Dick Hamada Bruce Hancock 'Carefree Resolure 1' -A '17 S -'I . 5 Y A V ' 5 1' I . I ' R.. I 'P Edna Hancock Ernest Hanson Neal Hanson The Orher One Diligenr Lively Alhonerres Swimming Clan 2' '?V gl Clifford Helms 'Nice ro he Around Q W Del.ece Hemsley William Herrick Walter Higgins Charles Hislop Sally Hook Talkativc Good Kid Handsome Chick Engaged Officers Clan Baseball Debate Ski Clan X Wresrling Team 19 l l fa 9 I to tl ' ,X-, ,. lv Q 3 ' V -' gr - .Lx , 55.5, She:-me lohnson Leslie Horspool Good Scholar s...... db...-r' 1 l L 1 l 'A '1 f I 's 4 A' Els Gary Knpp X Personality Plus 1 1 H l rx We I L L 3 K X l ' l l H Audrey jones Barbara jnrgenson Boh1sl'lc'r Guy . Truck Star Frank Alhoncnw X Allwoncrtcs Album-rn-s XXX jfflansmun Editor l rg f U A -. K: Z7 N? l Allen Lnhrecque 1 Sherry Lacl-cy Rates X Dcln1hzful PlGlCl'Pt1TAlClt'lfLjlfO! Grrls'Assotr1mon President Nj A11w..m-mt wg, 1 il -av KD' Student Body I rt-ardent I7:1m'rr1u Clan X Athlt-nu 25: '33 lny Larson Nancy Larson Lllccs Everyone l,:mdnlwlc Ilumu llund Student Body Yum- Prtwitlcnr RX sscmhly Cxummltrcc Chairman 2 .A-. Bruce Jackson Good Looking Boys' Association Secretary Danrinu Clan Vern Kilfoyle Unnnumim: as 'TY Rodger Lerohl I1w't'Wrrt ' X . 42? Bob Llgntfoot Dee Llvrngood X nl Lott joel Lundberg Alnn Lynch Light Footed M1ld lnrcrtwrrng Super Mun lla-Cllcsrf' 20 A l F u.., l' Stephen Lynch Darrel Madsen A Winner Pleasant Boys' Association X l i 1, Russell Maltby Alfred Marshall Generous Chivalrous Highlander Arhlerics Nadine Martinson Thomas McGowan Refined Calm Albonertes i X Grant Messerly james Michelson The Great One Determined Dancing Clan Swimming Clan . P' ...Q-Q. Ronald McKinstry Look at the Birdie Clansman Officers Clan Fred Miller Fortunate ,..a m . 1'-'J Ben Lomond Free-way .4-40 Kenneth McLennan Lon Meacham AmazinK Gracious Ofhcers Clan Vice President Alhonerrcs '13 Parlev Mitton Evelyn Mosher Considerate Ch-Hmil'1R fi- '75 . Lallne Neville jovial Allfmm-no . 'Tr Clair Nielson Dynamite aa- 6,3 ...qv ll f Monte Norris lay Nye Good Nururedn Devilisl'1'l Alboncues Clansman yy' Q 3 i, 'J x e .iff S ., 1 ' ' amen Olsen ,loc Pnclcham Neidn Palmer Capable Gallant Good Sport Officers Clan Red Cross Dance Band I 5 lion Perirod Good Charm rm I Irlorra lerez kk-v-arilr- Girls' Aseoruarmrr Vice President Clan mum Bimru-ss Manager Dean Phipps Sucialrlc ,. Slcllllan xt.'.'Q I 3 V J r' l l i xlllflllll Pl: l5llirully Allmmruw Scrum Axwmlrlv Mark Price llr'wru'L.l llaml Arlrli-ni . lim 1 Neal Pitts linrlf1Lmastic v..l ' QM 1 r X- f 9 I Qilli' Plant 'IXXHII 1 rim Allumi-mx liulx' Awunialrmn fax JU! . Patsy Profaizcr l7wiiilrl1irrgs.,.' Allurrwrrm 1 --n 19 le. Althea Pom 'llruprringn Allwuncrrcs x : 10 -K 0 W L ,lane Rnlphs Surry Son Q-hccrlcadcr l7.lmlng flair Oh to be young again ! A -- N ? v P,-5 5 uf Q ,qi , Rachel Pnwcll lluris Prawn! 'illrmrwu l oval Allw.-new-N Alliirriirlti-s .Ua- Riulwaril RIIIISIYUITI ll1lYl4l RIHY Re,-puxi-il 'lS.ll'li'rir lrack li-am ikliirxivn in l ilimr Ski Clan f Boys' Aww nun-ur Yu c Priwnlc Z3 ., .za gk? l , --:sg Nancy Roberts Cheerful Alboncttcs Danriml Clan fl' -J '--sr Dan Robertson Marvin Robinson Life ul thc Party Full of Life .wt ,106 -3 Ns, Fred Sandberg t wma-Q, -- as , l Muscular Arhlcrics s ,AF i i ,leaneane Shulz Cute Albonetres Red Crosa 24 Gary Saxton Sraruly ...f if ..-Q1 I f Carole Slade Full nt Vim Cheerleader Presid Srhmul Trio CHI if LeRoy Schultz XVho Can She Be? Ski Clan Q -.tr 91 ,4 J,.. Barbara Slater Cm:-Z-ry Clansman Albnnctres an af .- i K, .ragga - t- .1g,C,.t,. 3 bex ' at N B gs li loan Rawlins Cfnnsrruutivc Alban:-txt-5 ll .aff Sharon Roundy Will Groonivdn Albonctrw Gills' Associ ttmn e i .9 1 i ann, Y 5 Q' 1 Marlene Schumers Cf0miCal Albonutrt-N t Dixie Smith Beautician Alboncttus Dancing Clan Marianne Rnane Stimulating Scnmr Aswcrnhly -1 I. 1 Mellini Sampson lritltixrriu1ls Q Allumurtu Scrum Awumbly Michael Sheridan Rulms1 Srmlm Radio Arhlctuw Ron Smith St'll-Ctwnlitlcrltu Elaine Snyder A Winning Way Albonerres Science Clan Louis Sorensen Sincere Robert Sparrow A Worker ,er Harold Stites How's it Like? Drum Major Q 'T 'T Gary Sorensen ..jam,. ,. uf ., Betty Ann Sparks Good Disposition Albtmettes '53 I gl Betty Stark Particular Albont-tree. 00' Q loan Stitt A Character Albonettes Golf Clan Secretary mei 5 .,...4.n,- Wow! Really ? N04 Brent Stephens Likely to Succeed 2 3 T' ii Aran Stewart Unobstunive Red Cross Swimminbz Clan Sherie Stephens Lots of Personality Senior Class Vice Prexidenr Albonettes Wi 3' 'SW 1 'iA Florence Stoddard Engaged I ...Af Bennett Stone Rex Strebel i Easy-Going Nice to Know 25 u QQ' pq ,NA VK k Marlene Tzxvlnr RL--Lfrx'u,l Allmmm-N ,,,.: A 1 s - :M JL i Dorntl1VV:1lxle: Dump-wnl Allmnuvu N il Morrell Weaver C:mtivaIing Srudcnr Body llusmrian Asn-mhly C-wmmmec 26 lim Tcrrv Mnghry Fullu I7:nnr1m:l1lun Sk: Cflun -QQ? Gary Thomas lnmrcxnmg f Un vid Talbot Ever Onward -.65 ,, 1 fa- , ... f X' lx ffl' , ' gf CQI nnllin Thnn lQrxunI:m'cl Allmm un-N Schunl lrin ...-Q I Y She-rry Yicnrs Ray Nxfmlman Keith Wahlqllisr Y.,ml, Ymilu' Qlmd.l1 UWM-- '2 , , -5 -.Q , Q.. HA '-xx Y lanice Tnvlor 1 n XX md rn :hc Wusc . T-'1H!lClfLllI0l' Allmnclrcs QQ., ffnrolynT1lclc Full ul Pep Allmncucs Dale Wlzltlcins lrmlxl ff 1.1 Dolores Wehher Shirley Wilson David Winxm Clary Wlwlwll Stylnsh Modcwr C:llu1hr l lnzudmm-Ll Allmmuu Gmc ers Clan 'U'- Don Woodin Run Wright Roavinxzto Go Imlmr nr Band Lee Youngman ann 1 3 olmgqulst Never a Dull Moment Lnkeuhlc. A J R Sally Yanagibashl L'1urenLe Yorgwson Dainty Nm it Appcamncm Ruth Zefferer Rc-llc:-nr Alhuneru-4 Swlmmlnu Clan Albert Heitz, President IV' 'K gl, tx N we ' f lllwllli l 'X X R Beth Leavitt, Vice President A year of outstanding accomplishment was the record of our junior Class. We proved that we could do all that was asked of us and more. With oflicers Al Heitz, Beth Lea- vitt, and Mary Sue Emmert we presented our Assembly, the Senior Reception, and competed in other successful activities. , 4' . Q0 4 u L ld! M .fl 7 5 q My l 431 . Q .2 ' 4 . X , tp-ff, X ,I Fl . V a 6? ' l n Mary Sue Emmett, Secretary Student Council Junior Coun ' x J . W Witt WW T0 60 X . 3? 'ff' I lanice Aikens Shirley Albright an X 'ix ,S Darlene Alexander Pmddie Allen .Y it ,7 3 I 'F l X N 1? 4-ze! Dean Barnes Roqer lligler Kenneth Berry Connie Bingham vt .. Sf- .7 . gi 0' I Q . Q 'iw A 'ul' y reg' A Marie Brown Marlin Brunker Ronald Brown Marilyn Burkhart ls 'VV Carol Allen Larry Allen P I ,leri Blaylock Carolyn Blood J N- K9 'wr 'iel ' if Carma Allred Barbara Anderson , D 1 we 3 .th R E n Nancvan llohman Ruth llolander T Q a A A if 'J 5 .gt V I eee eilli I L ,if 1 3 W' vi m an X ie 5, P C A C 'QC , f ' - 5' Marian Burton Ronald Call Val Butler Robert Cartwright .. T.: L 4 Lx il .ff . keine- Francy Anderson Dallas Archibald if if f do -ie YI S fi- X K .49 Q I Sha ron lloothe Donald llosgieter ff 'W R Q,,. I i l Elsie Child Rohert Clark 'af . .3 QT 'Z 1 e -3 - , 0 Zelda Bain Dick Fvaker kv l ' vi- ' -J A. Pamela Brady Da rrell Bridwell Cay ,J , k .ID fa Bruce Cole Alherta Coomhs , .U 4? Sharon Cowan '23 1 Kay Deliel Bette Domingues lf? X QV 4- 55 .1 K X':. .. 7 Q 6 lx Par Evans Barbara Fagg Zi-Eu' fi ' 2, 73 la E i t E Wfillard Cragun fr , C2 , ai ' ,f ,ig fa n . fx In K , gl Glen Donnelsnn ,lolin Douglas J X ef my .- vq - 3 - Marcia Crawford , in F , A 1 Art Easlev Edwin Eddy rf'-'T' ' E g EEn E l Q lnyce Farr Thomas Eelrer Karen Farr Edward Fraga 2 Ann Creamer Allen Davidson 4 5 -Ji A 5 i Deanna Edwards Dean Ellis g i 'R in D Par Frew Arlene Fuit if X R 'gf Us -Q' -mlm X if E 9 D leri Davis Victor Davis L if 'if 6 Lee Ellis Marian Ellison , ' ' . 'Q , . .Rin - 'C ,, Venna Funk Dick Gamble ?'.5:,'x'1'f 1Taf?'.fI4. MarySi1e Emm S. fx J 'I , A..5y,fV:. '-W 5,124.2 Ny.. f K N , . Ronald Decius Ronald Dent ,rs In Garv Elwell e fs 4 Q Qu X X, ., 'mv w Aww.: D 4 jeffrey Gardiner Ronald Giachino If 5 ,J - el - , -' :L in X is , A Sue Gibbons Phyllis Gibson sir V -. KX -9, lyke l 1? ,xy 3 .i xl X WinEeld Hall Adelia Hampton KS, 'L Y? 4 Lorraine Hilton Bonnie Hirst AU' 17' lov Giles Rhea Gill 7 l .5 .yi ad I Dale Hancock llill Hansen 1 I 9 H X has i va LaRue Horspool Nancy lsalcson 2... ai Virgil Glismann Dale Gould x ,H -X I -an '21 1n. 3 .J L, 6? f Jil. e. Gerald Hansen janet Hansen 'X -A --sv . lx P, 1 I 'Q . Q we A Newell jackson Clyde jacques GR Mary Alice Graser Karen Greenwood of A W -J I e i, l Glenda Hart Fay Hartey YS 1 1 4' .,,' 5 . 5 Z 1 Berry james Gary lensen lu e .9 Q54 ,..ilW..4 ,Qs F3 Ga ry Hndloclc Ray Hahn Y N lx 'Q 4 ,loAnna Hale l.uella Hall All si l G za - '73 K . X Lx E Edr::,3li::::Q , G -0 L 4 av A0 t iQ -sa ,r ,. Allan leppson Pat johnson Sandra Johnson Dan jones Elaine jones F. -14 fa Y 'J l Richard Kotter Kiziry Layne ,Q edt 'Care we J, llene Lucas Dick MacFarlane fd V? Gloria jones 'I. 7 D i AM F J lieth Leavitt Mary Leavitt X fQ in nv f Y .4 . I fa- F T M-14' ,XV N Arlene Manzell Roger Marriott 6 ,y -3 'Q' i X . ? gr A s Anitta johns .ya- 'la' N xx 9 r. 'S' ' A Thomas Lee Doyle Leishman 'X W-A 3737 Q 'FH Carol Marshall Trudie Martin S- i .X J , y Ja W K A wg V ' E? J i i ' f-'Y .ff Q X D3 il lx Q. jack Judd Duane Kappleman Michael just Charles Kemp 1, - i K 4- f,'3 V 'A 'I' f .ffix , A f .-7 ---up jerry Lerohl Gam Lewis Pete Lerh Dean Lindley n- ,Z 5 fx , -JH ki .9 -ff! Martin Martinez jean Martini N r a9 GY' Elaine Mayberry Evelyn Mead MQ iff-1, I I ,rv C7 Ronald Kent Tom Keyes it at y -. N Ti Carol Loftus Lauzanne London Q0 azz J. Q i so Robert Medina Norma Menchettl Thelma Mercuris Helen McGowan Raymond Moritz Dixie Mower 0' f QA I r- . -4-In W A M, X ' e x 3, M A. A4 Larry Oram Emmett Owens Mm I U r-Q W a -x 4. Q7 , all I ' 7 3 -JE A f-1-i tr-SP 8 . Robert McKean Howard McKenney I Pkii if , ,N le tl -Ata- -A tr.A,h Gordon Muirhroolc Donald Nelson 3 A . if A Shirley Owens lloyd Palmer Dale Mikesell Richard Miller -Qt of-at i ' f Mike Nolan Richard Norton x 'N . 3' , -4 R537 cv- 4947 Eugene Palmer Norman Parker e 4l'fI1 L. Gary Millspaw Wyoma Montgomery i U W 'za' ., . 4 - . -. .- 'hr f, N-.+ . .-LAN-:.M. .' i w fm. .- Dorothy Ntisshaum Larry Nye 1? fx -A '67 K1-F Q? Aran si 'ci 0 Gayle Perkins Dale Perrin 1 f J i l J- ' if X KY . H6 I .. FN Ronnie Moore Lupe Mora julia Mora Betty Morriss Q..- . . r I F' 'vs x - ,la P K cal ' 'fa' l ' 2 -at J 'Ir-19 '7- ' i . fill ' A Ronald Nvlantler Robert Olafson -.Q I Sharon Perry Dennis Peterson jerry Olsen Margaret O'Niel W rr ' . 1.6: ha TZ' Flora Pierce Dwight Pincorlc ,lean Pi: 'J l Rnnnld Rnddnm Garth Ronde ua n A 1 'I 4-if X A Pauline Seppi Howard Shafer 11:1 Betty i'riictt ,li 3 .P L HJ J . '53 r , l is ol xi, 3 1 g Rnndv Rnthey Tern' Rounds' Y 4,5 -Q 'N-nn, . V G'-at J 1:7 ff jerry Shaw Linda Shaw X Q as V K lennis Rnval Rami: Richards Rnnzild Richards Q. 'SS' f fQ Ji ,ea , El ' 1 l'cl1x Sztlus Nxlilllcr Sillilllll' , 'f -J 5' f . ipf7fi12?1l4 4, ' 'li.73f5f -1 lf' 1:1 Ross Sibert Barbara Skikns B Margaret Sampson Sharon Faint , d 5' M 'NJ '19 W- 4 . .5 'Sl' weft: X5 'fi Clifford Smith Dale Snider ,fs -5 -011 i .1 J? V 3. LeRoy Robbins Harvey Robicheau -I -8 .:, Xl1lIlEI1lSillll h.lCI'S Eddie gulwnffer RX 'fd .'3' U 1, Elaine Staley Bob Stanger '26 Marva Ann Robertson Ma rgaret Robison 'X Lrturzi Schubert Slixirun Schur: 1 fi N A fi-3 lean Ann Stringer Peggy Stemm - 4 ami' , i A:-4 X fl Sonja Stettler Dave Stewart . T., 'I -1 T :5 Alex Sionc Frank Stone Sharon Stitt Carol Stokes yo Qu , ct 1 'Q , 1 T i . l5iAnn Tippets janet Trewett vas , as 'Q' -F 1 A Gayle White Craig Whitehead Truce Truman Carol YantlcrSteen Vlohn VanAlfen Cleve Watltloiips fQ , Q X Q -u-ff' H .-.rl . gli. T at ll W N 3 J , 1 ow. I 'X ' -.it L 2 lloh Suekawa Myrtle Sully ,Q . fi,-J 1 ,ludy Xvalleer ,lutly Wztngsgard 1 'T' s Q-ag It l. Qing? vs T J I 'Q R X. I Fay Taylor Karen Taylor X A . 1 '- '53 VUently Xxfangsgard Sandy Weaver I Mona Wieland Bud Williams jim Williams Donna Marie Wilson janet Wight james Williams Ronald Williams George Xanos N il Q' Laurie Thomas Lynette Thretiuold Q9 ,J z,-I' y . V' Pat Wells Gene Wfest J' Vanja Yorgason ia-Ivnuliv' Reid Bagley, President i ww Micky Pemberton, Secretary 5. . .gr lgriiiik ki- ' 'S we Gaye Deamer, Vice President In September a confused Sophomore class entered the halls of Ben Lomond. After a year of experience under the able direction of Reid, Gaye, and Micky, we were ready to make Junior class history. e7 Student Council Sophomore Council TO G0 G X l Pat Abbott Kay Aifams Nur I rwg M14 2 +-4 Reid Bagley X Marjorie Barra 'I -O 'S .ef xr' Duane Boothe Joanne Borger 41946. 5 3' .Q en- i l. fa 3' . I i David Anderson Colleen Armstrong 'VN :xg .. r 4 Pauline Batchelor Darla Beck , w 9 L! L 74 Q . A ' A w....yf. Victor Borgogono Ronald Brower joseph Arny Charlotte Bacon 5 V- '13 4? 'B V? f J yt A L '? l U., , e Dale Bedell Bovd Bell jackie Behunin Ronnie Berggera RK 3 W i A Z 'R 1 'Q T Carol Brown Marian Brown DeAnn Brown Deanna Browne For some kid's Christmas. 15- X X 2 .J V' . 5? B Marsha Betteridge Cxarolvn Bingham X , 'If' - ,. -J X sl 'u r. lm' Ray Butcher ,lohn Camphell xx . , Q t 059 ld V-:I I ,lolene Bitton Dean Black ig fi? if-1 Y Q X ., Carol Carver Leonard Cevering 1 'R l . 92,23 Sharon Chard t ' ri 3 hal K Marvin Cale Gene Combs 4.-. - ff 5.1 ' fx , -',. , ' , .- :l l -5 . s fe C M we-Q N ' V . -.5 i , E X., Jeanne Chase Clyde Chatland Donna Chavis Carole Christensen X ,.-1. 'W ,,,. K 4-A 5 4 -ev' sf: n ru' ca sa M- A? in X Dorofhv Connell Ciaylene Cooper t x, , I Elf K V1 x E? Jackie DeBoer Marguerite Donnelson Shanna Dewilde Lou Jeanne Downs. wx Dellaert Coy Ralph Cragun 'Q' i of EN WS '34 N -I MQQ ram' f Q' E...-1 Y 3 Z, , i 1 Pat Downs George Eastman Darlene Crezee llarhara Croslw 4, fir .g lf' -2 'tri QQ cr C Judith Eaton Carolyn Eddy J . 'gr '31 -3 .x as Q Marilee Christensen Sharon Christensen 'Q will .fi-2 3. X? Diane Cutler lavl-4 Cutlip may 21 Y? fl E l ,git 5 Thomas Eddy Mary Ann Edwards lars- Dczinis Christiansen Paul Christiansen f'X 'sd 'S' Darlene Davis liaye Deamer Q' -rr Q 5. ' x j , .nr - I .,d. -:fl 4 Leah Elmer JoAnne Fairchild ' g ry r G y Sherrie Frazier janet Frearson Carol Fmilger Leon Fowcrs X X 6 'Q Q 'fs R,. . 3 'ls . r l 1- 'X if -leanene Funk 0 Connie Furgeson Gwen Gardner Afton Geisler J 'G via l Q , wr i' 6' O Q' Y .1 3 4 . 1 I ' 'K vl Q K 4 7 355 , A half-hour for lunch! Slurp Ron Freeman Kay Fronk ! ? I ,, - - so if ff' '. 7' FR 3 3 .ti i 45. A G 'Q' Tire:-.A ZS i .4 x fricfilfi , Glenda jo Gerrard Betty Gickling Ernest Gomez Mitzi Goodman 6 5 Z G gi bf 3 Y 3 Osmond Halling Genee Harrington Marge Hancock Roger Hartley xx flier if 4' G 3 v J l 133 I L-5 Q i f 'R' .5525 W Paul Harmer Dallas Hemsley Paul Helms Niles Herrod Kent Green Marilyn Hadley Mary Ellen Green Peggy Hall S f ., 0 3 i -3 A 'Q x X Pat Hill Phyllis Hobson Steven Hirst Joyce Hoenstine i n a ll 'J Lil R v 'I Ai . -f l r Clair lversn ii f w l jan Keller Paul Keller tv Ti'-M kk Richard Lee Carolyn LeFave Ramona jenson f- f-'ne Q' , . L 1 fl Q 1 ' john Keyes Kenneth Kopinski gist- Dorothy Lewis Darlene Linford L 1 Lorene johnson s '13 ' as 315' at ey? My Q, N ' L J . t ,jfdhsf . W Q' , 'ave xp W A VX. ex Pat johnson Darlene jones Elmyra judd Maxine jonas Karla jones Alan jusrensen ' 1:7 . f Dixie Lackey? Dixie Lattin Carolyn Larsen Craig Lavender y 'X . 4 , 5 1 0 .5 Q H '4 X .1 f 'it i af V --:sr , xii. Y 4 joanne Loewen Fay Loftus Boyd Loftus Melvin London ' fe- ' -A , 42. Renae Law jack Layman .. fe A x ' . K ir I 1 ., I ' .,K., t A I -J ,ezm- i A K Dorothy Long Artie Longfellow Dean Leatham Deanne Leatham 'as RJ 'W .I- 'R f '99 QS 1-if Q ,..l'J Leah Lundberg Reah Lundberg Q Robert Mansfield llarlwara Mcllean Q F ,N Pi i,i,x M isa rn Qylail Mi Kinlcy Y 1 9 5 aw , Q1 35 x I r Lellox Nleenalerlnlx lanice Metzler Mlm 'xlewery Francis Meyer 0 . I .J .- r 'C' if 2 'S Q 1 X A K Gaylene Mclfinstry Lois Mead QQ H .+I . on .K Q, 1 .. K Marilyn Miller Michael Miner 33 M 'Q Kay Nelson Alice Ogden 'lon Overdielc ieorge Noriega Sherren O'T0ole Sue Owens may .35 That ycar L .7-, 1, -5 I , 'MD' :F - .H Vai Roberta Molilin Cllnir Munson i -er Cfherril Palmer Slmrnn Parker r .+A-Q, , 1 ,X vw 5- A -f X. Q. h 4 Q.. W, nm we-r SQ . A R L-' ks- v--.. rescued 79 pcuplr i 'U fi in .J Km' lslurgan Mona Murplw '33 .E E ' K .Q if -J if K I Vernon Parker ,lorry llccr fi fr if . 'ii t Linda Prawitt Geneva Preece 55 F may 4 P fi of 'S Alf' Alan Reeder Joyce Richards Marv Pemberton ---ir jimmy Pepcorn 'J Q: ff f Qs 5 y 9 R '?' P Conrad Price Fred Profaizer Barbara Profaizer Mary Kay Quinn y rf, R .., A 15 fa R y - 'sa H9 ' .A X P X 'tt' Q if QM' , - A Judy Richins Ernestine Rivera Eleanor Ricks I. R ' e oy Rivera 'X Angie Perez if .. Bruno Perry Shirley Perry r,'7-' ' -4 ew Xa ,a If . S RoyRacl4l'1am JoAnne Ralphs 6- 6 ' I ' . P Q 5 f. 4 -A Y' Q , Vllllx Ralph Rivera Leonard Robb 'Q' XC Ri ,P 3 .'h A3 N-if dwg 4 4? 3 y'?57'Zg -lacqueline Pit nell 1 Ruth Povey f -..,, -49 J' B P P .S 33:6 Irene Ranstrom Jody Ratuliff f, A A use i x - a 'Q 5 6 Ken Rothey joel Salas Ji. VF? Patricia Powe Mary Pratt or 4' xghiff 21, in 1 35 I r rv Robert Rauzi Connie Rawson PQF uf 3 'ar Q X'-1' x i -S 'Fx -3 Neddie Salazar Judy Sanders 6 GR Q Larry Sanders Uail Saxton f S .L -if T? x 2 5 Q, Boyd Shu pe Lnrene Shurtz ii . .am it ri S 1? rd 2 '13 , jim Stitzer Sherry Stoffers 3 l O ' S9 Q 3 Ruth Saxton joy Seegmiller Q as All SJC? S t-3 S1159 Audrey Simmons Ray Smith -A 9 .ga S le I I 5 Jackie Stowe Douglas Taylor x Emma Sessions Darlene Shaw T as Y A in E 2 'S' james Snyder Lynne Sorensen 'ZR' 'za fe-Q, S KS 3 joan Taysom Merlene Terlcelson -x ix N ,QS f 1 'O -2, 1 J 5 I Q' n il N .A S J td I 9512.5 0. ,nm -455 :A Judy Sparrow Sue Stallings 1 1 i war ,.: .V 2 ' h S .2 ' SS ,Y A x ii f oil.. ' V ll i fi5i'Q. Lynn Tesch Brent Thomas D Patsy Stanger Frocene Stathis t QS swf 3 Sf 'NSS Y 34,1 4.5 'qlziiiiii L K 1 The Tender Years 3' r Beverly Stauffcr Mary Stewart A '11 Wallace Thompson Karen Tippets Marilyn Thorpe Dennis Trotta S.- Cnrole Truman l 'f I 4' . ' V x 4 , Douglas Ward Mack Wardleigh . I5 I I- Q . M .' s ,-, ' 5 A xi . ,q I ' 1 X 2 9, fd fx -fam I W iii ' ll' h K V ,L xy , M A i W I 5 fi I ii e Harold Tsukamoto lack Ulibarri Colleen Unander Manulira Virgil Andrew Wahlqlils Nancy Valdez Fred Vit lloyd Walters A' M kk V 13 - A 4 7.5 7w-ii: , LX will ix Charles Warren Leslie Weaver Ruth Whale I.aRon Wheeler 'Karen White Dennis Warren Tim Wessman joanne Wheeler Carol White Carolynn Wilde 5 . A W fx, 1453 A . xg. if -:7 . MQQ Carol Williams Alverta Wilson Karen Wilson joy Wroble Ronnie Yearsl ey Joyce Youngman -lj, v , .ff f 4' ,f M.. P: ,X 4 Ly , ,ea xr wi' J K' i f 575 I 2 if my fx, Q . V L Q :. -9 L .4 J ,gf Connie Garr I Linda Shaw .92 Joyce Farr XBSN M , i I . - Fr ,A . , ?1? fi jack Boyle Fabian Giroux We found that social science classes were't as boring as we had anticipated, particularly when we began to discuss current events. Through study we real- ized that social science deals with the problems of today in the light of to- morrow. With outside activities such as the Conservation Contest these courses became more enjoyable. Influencing the jury. Scott Wangsgard - i 4- 5 lt's really round. Paul Nicholson W. i r 'fl U o cf. , . - .,-x . ,. .V v... fp.. ts. 'Q ' '.-mx. , ' . 'V slxx F T M, 1'-1 -f ls!! , Q M , X 51 X aa' Q - . X .,...Nxg5 d.. 1 . -. f -:J .r may l 1, M Elmont Bingham aff xg QDMZM Mf ln Auto Mechanics we took them apart. Don Campbell We made remarkable progress in our Industrial Art classes this year. We were instructed how to organize and manage a shop, how to care for the equipment, and how to cooperate with each other. Our Auto Mechanics class completed the organization of the Hot Rod Clan. New fangled nail file. t, it I 4 .J- X fa ff' W Q . Smit Fl X -X 0wm.,.,g.n!.,uummnv.n 2 Z ,Y 'Qi ' 'LES et' j 1 5 fi- .. f , 5' Q , if 'Y ' 5 5 I1 .: ,,a,.L, -f - x ai-fiflllfm' - H-' 5'-.wx ,, in -f-Q55-i-,f5fi1:JLQ Q, ff?-ffs,x GSL Wiki: ,,,?v:,., rf 2 -,gigazgfgigqq , -551,525.3 r- ranjp -:fx z' Only costs 54975, too. T NJ ? .,fm22 2 'f I Aubry Moody K s Dan Favero Since our minds were continually turning to the monetary side of life, Senior Retailing offered a way to obtain a job, a car, and other necessities. An adventure in facts, fig- ures, and answers were taught to us in Bus' iness English and General Business. Eg, Whatever he's reading . . . must be funny. - Us ' 1 f-?j,Qfl.5LQ'C, i J if - ' gf Nh News f .ff? ' I fl NNW ,. af 1 is : B 53,1 --'4,-1' , : l lS,7, L I Q , -'- ' 41 5 ill f as iw f K X f. ,las N i Qt ,V ,B ,, mst- it xmas' Wx ii i.il.ilLL A X X NX E WW 1 is wx ppb'-3 A P 7 , . 'X FL Q' f: , ll ii, ' f J l anim' y f , . ,. 4 T11 x jf ',,ff .ZKM lJk.f '. Setsuko Nakamura A K fPicturc not availablcj ffclfffezx To avoid complete monotony, which we all felt at the end of five weeks of labor, our classes included a course in letter construcf tion - convenient for estranged lovers. Calf culating machines, under the watchful eyes of teachers and electronic computors, proved that two and two usually does add to four. Now what do I do! -Q-ivixaggqd-'Her' 54 'E ' ni -3f ' f for if M243 giizfawfuzxg 2, 5 Repeat please. Helen Burdett While studying modern dancing some of us X ,, , we-f' 753313 1 .cwi . , s . -- -,U 'i9'f1 i:l9g GL4P5ifi:Yv:! . , .Wpssf I ,, ,sl X c W WWNN il l is Q' L x 9 JS! Q-.' NNW S' V g u ' ball if '-L f Nl l 'lf iw m v . f' f . .LIg5?!Ef'2 ' 'F - .f V 11 rmggxiw thought we were incompetent, but We be- came happier when social dancing began, By the end of the year we improved our prowess in such sports as volleyball, basketball, and baseball. Home Nursing taught that knowl- edge is as effective for health as medicine. Don't miss I Margaret Robertine Exercise was very beneficial. W! Q x ft Monte Bailey le X . ,ji 53,3 A 'i - 3 v' , Q? ,fu i, S t. -H i -f , is ' , 1 is '1 J X I , N: ' - i o f l' 1 xt ,. . -f r--.----f X f . :?fQ.,-.-,'Q f N 0 1 i f MLMLIQQ- N N, , 1 15 ' - f 5 ggi? - A 1 -if Ge in i QYH f' orge R. Nelson H' Williain l-. lones N i X Sportsmanship was the most important fac- tor in playing a game. This we discovered while improving our skills in such sports as wrestling, basketball, and football. Although many strange ailments were developed, we survived and were able to enter the various class tournaments as semi-pros. What happened ro the other three? LL 'L ..- 'X Half Nelson - or half Bailey. I llll UQ Jw X 'i ' y 'its ' ll ll . ' ,- fl .1 T ' ' ff,- M, Q . , X ' . QW fl N jg X 6 H: . Q, 4. gg ,M x X x V 3 4 Xi- V 7 ' -1, 9 ' 0.1 X it vi , f N w ' S. I ' ' 6 'li 5 ix 9 9-. 0 ' o'i ' if Q . 3' W 3 24, - 5 N A ' - 4 ' QT X X xg f I 1. + ., L-.':' : : , 9 f 2 J- 1 , ENE K ff r- I 75 1 tt I ' 'VH M , 'l '-l bg . ' 1. we li, 'Nu ' ,f 1 sg, fa TE ,ei , . 4 it xx y ,U , 9,4 fi ' t W xi KV fm' Q- X v Q, f f 4 M ,fg'f'.3iV.gS'Q , . M mv' , , 1,155-. Ik ... ' - f ' - ' Y .5-r?T21' ' ' Blanche Lohrenz 1 - Mfg ,.,.,......Q..f,L' gm: ' f- - QEEBEEEEEEEEEESE T '- MQW' ' A 5112t 'E13q-' Marjorie Moyes WHA A LAW' mi-1 ':-To ,- 'Q I 'iw Zyl 2,4 f , Z1 Z '.W': ,. ,.,, , , can . ,. I 'ff 59 -rg., '5 .. ' ,. P-' YW- . . . . wi Furthering an appreciation of foreign lan- guages was the underlying purpose used to U U H guide us in German, French, and Spanish. Was sprechen sie? Cultures and traditions were emphasized while pronunciation was developed through the use of tape recorders, songs, and thor- ough study. Of great interest to all were foreign celebrations, dress, and customs. Yl- r.. g,.. Study through singing . W 4 vez J 5 if i if 5:5 f 4' Z I 74 '7' A - ,Q f.- 1' -ii ' W ag V I 1' .Q 'M' 7 , 1 A X ' iff' 52:5 'f X ,ff l Z ' f f352afz f J . ' 7 Margaret Neal ,Hu . u Nina Clyde Q y What nightmares we had trying to create a story in the creative Writing class . . . but through many futile attempts some of us be- came successful as amateurs. ln English we obtained a better understanding of our lan- guage by learning basic constructions and by studying ancient and modern literature. FUI ri-Q 1 F -I ,. Q 14 Qc x i 1 Three witches are brewing . . . Macbeth. ,Jar In conclusion . . . i 2, - 1 11-t. i 'L E ll :BL , 9 if Annum vu ,fir Gb 'i in 1F47 'B .Q- Abfll' Ni! 1.552521 ..-.. f .rwasll rim K ..l A2 'yglgffgl ' ' ll i riyvii i 'fif FYIF' il :'i4i 'W fit? 1 if 40' . . Jo it Q43 l ei, W 'li Alton Richards :Hr x Norman Allen i Using Slide G3 I calculate it to be l14. a 8 tl, AA,.t ,! 0 ,, Q S R, Mathematics became a vivid science when formulas and equations became solid, tan' gible figures which we could adopt into our every-day life. No longer was it necessary to buy extra paint for the front porch for we could calculate the amount down to the last brush stroke. Pretty complicated stuff for me. A V VU X ix I Mw'lJiw'l l , ,1,, . ., ff ' i V .l' 1 f X. ,f, Vl if , 1 , 1 r 1 , , F i . WWW Yi- e V 1 f-X j . ' X ' vp! f A il 25, ' gf X 'W if M il 1 WMV W J fr .'. J W l I n X 'W i A I' l ff. 1 W , If 'f L ty l fi F 5 rf f -qw? I 5. V, , ,4 ' in ' 223 1-f l r ll fl , if Y 'L - ,.,. buvv In the Home Economics classes we set a goal of having a better understanding of home management in helping us become compe- tent homemakers. The entertainments that we presented included the Fashion Show, Mothers and Daughters Tea, and the P.O. L. C. Banquet. Clothing and the cooking classes presented many shortcuts in doing housework. ' j.u'....io A Sewing your own is economizing. fx i 5 , 1 t 'X i , i L ' ,l l , mm iileli Q56 5 If 'fi a a f ' V We ' M E I 'X Qi Y 5 EWQQLN' fm Captain Edwin V. Booth M S Ch I J L I X gt. ares . ep ey fr Drill makes perfection. .LF .- Drill was the key word in the Reserve Off ficers Training Corps. As Cadet Qfficers we received leadership opportunities so we could train the men who would take our positions in the next two years. The schedule included weapon study, first aid, maneuvering, and the inevitable marching. xl, N-1 .fwf N... iw- v . Miz, ff X ' ,,,.....'-fr' K . Ready ! Aim ! Fire ! Sherman Barton Clarence Hansen As young physicists and chemists We made use of the intriguing equipment in the Sci- ence Department. Fascinating experiments added some color to the studies of insectia, I wish this thing would balance sedimentary rocks and trichinosis of the liver. Physics proved through many methods that Newtonls apple must have been an apricot. So this is Bugology. i' 9 'kt f,Q, Mary Woolley I wish to dispute your point. We had a versatile year in our speech classes. Trade was our debate question and we com- peted in both region and state. In studio radio we gave several radio broadcasts which turned out to be very successful. By the end of the year almost everyone learned how to be at ease before audiences. 1 S QQ' K a K L r lust a little lower please. Ni I N 1 QNX 'V a.. c . P a+ E 55 Q of i ess : EX 6523 1' X 7 ' 5 2 X EA ' t 2- X X W5 V 5. 5'f 7f.. -5216-,aI. -- V X 5 3 g' i' , , v . n. 4 f. 2'5e- ' V' ,,2,,-dim' X S aff f ew f Imflnn 7? I ' ., 4- W ' Art classes gave bloom to many young Van Dykes and Angelos. Numerous art contests combined with art requests from various student body functions left us continually Alpheous Harvey Ah! That's perfect. with outside work. ln doing this, however, it gave us ample opportunity of developing our talents. Let's see, there's a . . . well, you figure it out. 5 :Qt Qs. EB 1 I You aren't buying the book, just paying a fine. Km Myrtle Jensen That the library was a perfect spot for doing last-minute cramming was soon found by all who used its facilities. The Library contained a basic assortment of all books. The program presented during Book Week was a tre- mendous success. 'N-53 Xt MW .,l. .1 I- --'V-', .T I In - li The Library. N fr . 2 3 .f N DeLoss Eggleston Learning to drive was more ofa coordination problem, which included moving of the gear- shift while pushing the clutch and keeping our eyes on the road - or that vivacious something sitting beside the driver's seat. The course included complete briefing in law reg- ulations and taught the rules of the road. s.. Under the hood - the works! ,Pg Edward Sandgren Christmas Concert W5 From the first downbeat of instructor Ed- ward Sandgren's hand our Vocal Depart' ment performed in a superior manner. Featured were the Mixed Choir, the Boys and Girls'Glees, and other ensemble groups. A year of musical enchantment culminated with the Department's annual Christmas and Spring Concerts and a most laudible performance in the Regional Music Festival. ! Mixed Glee . . - '55 K 'N 5215 LI' ' vi e A wrt- KH. 2 fa' X N ? A S, ,V If . 4'-: . i, ,' ', . - Qs' 'E -iw xw'jf: 7 X ' X xx X f -::.4 :i w'Rf. ,QQ Zig- 7-1 ' X7 -i l' -.Pr - . 112- Y X, S , 33,191 N.--53 , 1' ,. h is X l fl A S .X ,, , , -x 5 -Q . f I. df' if, . L f X fri 7 UQ ,4 r xi 1 . 4 ' 15? . fiffve ' I 41. Q ,QA . aw' vs. .Q ' ' X , 4 l , r' J- I 4 . . ' K rx 1' I Q5 xQX X R frog . :LL Holding the batons for our Instrumental Department were instructor Jarvis Palmer and student director Harold Stites. Pep ral- lies were spiced with lively music as Ben Lomond's first pep band was formed this year. The band looked for the arrival of their long awaited uniforms, the design and color of which were hotly contested among students and faculty. The Band T515 OUR DEEDS DETERMINE US AS MUCH AS WE DETERMINE OUR DEEDS George Eliot fVW :,' .-7x , -I E' 1 f',,, X' -.f- STL-f.:'f2i:.f:Nff 4.4 A , rzrnjff- 7-Qilvqf. '-Q. z:Kl:aNf-A J:-,937-1-, ,.-A -- ,,,Lg.3.--v .-' 4' .-1 ' ' :'ki?f-'F vs -:aifig-5Ti:Ei iH I -ai?'.241T9' n Lomond I-I lgh Nxfearing of the Plaid for Be Is a symbol of love and loyalty Viforn by all whose fortune 'twas to trod ' d thee I The p aths Wluch le to . -rcly..-yi f 'Cf' 'P .,u.x e- gg? fi:-X .qv F , F ..-v,- ',x ' -fix 'f.s'.. ,,,. ' -4-,- '- ' G-ev-,. .4 1-- p., Q Ag 1. 135.15 ' 4. -4,- W' Q-If '-,ti- '-T.f-- xi.- - K gf' .V--..' - Q. ,-,-- y - ,..x, - , -., S Av 4 .Aint - ,-.. 'x, ' .,, - ', - g-',. -, -- ,-.- -, 4- an -.',...'-Y e H '-4 , 7-Q' - ' ! 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'-1'-'iH1fi1f7'l ' ' 1 jvqwfu f , ..g..ev-901131 N325 .1 L' 2 , vu -5.1- 'W-f awe' f 414 R.. -. f !E,g - .-1--' -f x -w,,,.u-4'l- .-gryna, -. 1 1 Q JM? 211 wifi 5'f-'1f1Q5.1,.1gv2 ,.- 'J?a-. ., U, 11 XJ V , ,1 1 19' in 7 MXH if I N 2' Q u f? ' ,wimh Q. 2'ffL,711'4Gf! WV, ,'NN Wg NUM ' EQ? 'ivgli K- . i sa Q. , ,- 5 .. T ' .. 'Q ll 5 ' 4. 1-ff fl' , pf? rg . . tx., I KI: Tw 3, .vi l , 'R Ns 2 ' 5 K be J , 345 ll N RN , QQ sl Developing an idea of our three officers, Sherry, Gloria, and Shaz, we added birthday cake to the menu of Federal lunch. The annual Lassie Lilt and the Spring Fashion Show were other high- lights that resulted in another successful year for the girls of Ben Lomond High. t 6- Left to Right: Shaz:y Anderson secretary: Sh dent, Gloria Perez, vice president. erry Lackey, presi Left to Right, Row One: A. jones, M, Gardner, G, De-amer, F. A. Pierce, V. Yorgason, M. Miller, S. Stoffers, N. Isakson, Ma. Sampson. Row Two: R. Mohlin, S. Lackey, U. Youngquist, C. Bingham, S. Plant, D. Farrington, S. L. Anderson, C. Comhe, 1. Stowe, Me. Sampson. 4 Hlrlappy Birthday I Y M. W4 E 3 2 I S i 5. l V 1 ik- 4:55 X , Y 'T' W l c, X .K l l A K, 1 f I. . Qsrfx ,Q I I . ,X ,N , . 1,' I f it -. E ,f Q ' 5 W5 Li-fr ro Right, Rim' Onu: ll. Raw, ll. Sm-lcawn, Y. llmler, LI Wlntelm ll. lnclcson, ll. lfronk. llou' Tu-oz XV, lliggins, l.. llenson, I. Siitzcr, l.. ll v - u H u ' pool, l. Nve, VI, lnhriman, R. llent, lx, Norton, ll Ward, lx. lrongncr. fifw 'YHNNSAL IR 5, Bu JG! 'N 'A 9 M i ww , , 1 HA X w . ii., ,LJ 9 1, N is ll K I f H 1 -V i X 1 'hw iff yli l -'Q ff h ' .'nuC Practicing for the heardfgrowing contestf, Q? 'ji , , , The shoes left hy last year's Boys' Association of, Left to Right: l5IlVlkl Raw, vice presltlentg William jones, atlvlserg . 4 , Bruce Vlacltson, secretarvg Robert l5ronl4, president. HCCFS WCFC dlfl1C'Ulf to l7Llt thI'OUgh WOI'k lllikl -, x-, an occasional joke hy Bailey, our officers, Roh, . .1 f QM , . Dave, and Bruce, guided us to the completion of fl' K . 4:1 , Q 1--as the Halloween Dance and the Boys' Association assembly, along with other feats of daring. .-'-4' , X. Rv x'.0? R . F7 -56 lx . 'tl' . 1 s L, ' v ' : . U ,fl ax f 4 w f TQ' rg' ,'x :if P io Y .E 4 4.2 Semper Fidelis' might he an appropriate motto of the Albonettes. As the backbone of our teams, these Scots led and encouraged the school in at- tending many games and school functions. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Burdett and the plan' ning of Carol, Connie, Dixie, and Jeanne their plaid uniforms will always remind students of loyalty. . l - i . Luft ro Right, Row One: C. Deamer. Rou' Two: G. Perez, S. Lacky. Rau Three: ll. Chase, D. Valdez, ll. Dulce, N. Roherts, M. lliz, Ron- Four: R. Greenwood, M. Archulcta, I. Bush, lvl. Ciardner, C. Croshy, S. Ciaskill, S. Roundy. Rom' Five: Cf. Davis, S. Stephens, ll. XYOLIIXLZQLIISI, ,l. Shulz, l'. Profaizer, R. Powell, A. Pont, l3. Ciottle, CQ. Gardner. Row Six: ll Wbhher, li. Cfeverlnu, ll. Hancock, R. Zefferer, Cf. llantock, rl. Taylor, S. johnson, ll. Stark, S. l'lant, Cf IXLITKIIULIUII, N. Martinson. Rou' Sciunz A. lones, M lloruer, ll. l'rawnt, I, llroolxs, ll, Smith, l, Rawlins, B. Sparks, I. lfowers, vl Nelson, M. Taylor, lj. hlllllbkill, M. Schllmers, li, lorgenson, M. Norris Ron' Ifnghr: ll. Camphell, lf. fiarr, I.. llurnerre, l. Anderson, L. Mecham, C. Cfomhe, l. Sint, 5. Anderson, Rl. Sampson, Cf. Tuck, ll. Clark. 1 .a 'lf' S' -Q ,- PU fo 1 10 xv Fx 3 LS ' Rf I we ml. tw, I tx si! ,Z , ng, . 7 L. t-iiins f sf 'bfi .. A' im 'Nz Don't blow your top l Luft ro Right: Niel Pitts, vice presidemg Charles Kemp, secretary, Craig Whiteheatl, president. F5935 , -as' Lffr ro Ri ht' C Kem L Benson M Miner I.. Benson, R. Clark, C L g . ,. p, . t , , , Whiteliead, N. Pitts, 1. Stitizer, D. Ward, R. Moritz. , . I le 'Y Q rl l 125 F If iaW', Ill, I I.: ,, 233 ' 1 . - - :. - K 'fs ov e 57:49 gy .-R2 'If 3 5-'LL fa ' ' in M016 As Lairdsmen we became prominent in the latter part of the school year, especially at our state games. Cur car decorating contest led the way for student participation in school activities. Under the leadership of Craig, Niel, and Charles, and under the observation of adviser Carl Wallis, our clan encouraged the motto, The Friendly Scots. o V17 sb, 49 . H. Q 2 1 ,, Y f With the aid of noise makers our clan gave the student hody much competition in yelling. lt didn't take us long before we became noted for our pep. Athletic Clan parties were notorious as school highlights. Led by Mike, Riley, and Denny, this clan was among the top school organizations. Left to Right, Row Una: R. Bushman, M. Sheridan, R. Suekawa, M. Nolan ll. Archihald, D. llerrin, R. Call, l. Bradford, F, Sandberg, K. M1cl4elson ll. l,ope:, D. llincoclc, Ci. Nelson. Rou' Two: R. Butcher, l. Overdlelc, R llallantyne, D. Black, Ci. Kapp, U. lenscn, l.. Mora, C. Price, Ci. Eastman R. VC'atlman, N. vlaclcson, M. llally. Run' Tlircuz D. Miller, U. Xanos, D Raty, A. Vleppson, R. Rotlney, R. linsgieter, A. Marshall, gl. lllxharri, R Vlfrighi, L. Youngtnan, R. lligler, Ci. Clnunwhs, U. Lewis, M. Cfoles, O llllllllljl, M. l'rice, ll. llell, ll. l.eatl1am, ll. llalxer, R. Nolier, ll. Taylor, ll Cutler, ll. Lighrftwr, l7. Stone, Cl, lxlillspaw. R-tu' Foto: XY. lorzcs, l. Card ll. 't'1t.-mit, ll. hlllccsell, li. fxlesserelv, ll. linsgieter, Y. llutler, ll. hlacfar lane, l.. Sorenson, ll. lletcrsnn, ll. lllilllllllxl, A, Reeder, ki, Rolicle, A liaslev. R-vu Fnc: R. Ranstrurn, ll. llarnatla, l. Shaw, CQ llislvp, R. llergera . . . ,kc I Left to Right: Dennis Peterson, secretary, Mlkc Sher: gre-si dent, Riley Bushman, vice president. tg fy . f Z . . K . ...N -...- gag., 4 Wet ,.,, fg. ' . fist ? 5 - '- -' 1 ' A 'Y' 2, ' J it t 4 'g I Q ' .N .ii if s t .. 'W' i . f x . gg f . ! , fi, n . ........ A A dehate in Athletic Clan A ' W -. ,l,l,l,l,l,l,l,!,l,l,l,l,l,l,,l,l,l.l,!,l,l,l,l,l,l.l,l.. B lilmf.. ...it . .iss t - .- I' x s J X .My S 5 I .I i I . , Q. ' IX x Cf rn -.1 y -' I wx i L , ,I 9 L,-4 - X I s 4 1' . L it TK ' fl is-'M 'f , , .,.. - , 'R . - .. - - ' ft 1. ' U I'-ef. -.- A ,Q :X . iff A, I 'V 45- K ' i 1 -I 3 V-'15 f 4.1. il: . H., - . 1-f if 'T -4.-:xy A ,Eggs f... , K Q . A A' ,egg WK ' I .fx 4' Luft to Right, Row One: M. Edwards, U. Linford, Cf. Marshall, M. Murphy, K. Holden, R. Freeman, W. Ogden, U. Lewis, ll. Noker, ll. Cutler, L. Youngman, ll. Lightfoot, I. Freeman, R. Letohl. Row Tu-o: Lf. llaton, S. Stitt, I. Keller, L. London, II, Downs, U. Edwards, ll. Stephens, lf. Hansen, R. Kotter, R. Rauzi, M. Ilrown, M. llarta, R. Ciiaehino, R. Moore, ll. l'1nt'ocl1. Row Three: I. Ralphs, K. Mitchell, L. Shaw, M. Goodman. Row Foto: Mr. Bingham, D. Raty, I. Farr, Il. Profaizer, li. Deamer, I. Trewet, L. Scltuhert, D. Davis, A. Iohns, S. Stettler, U. Hart, I. Seegmiller, M. llatllc-xx Rott' Fire: M. Emmett, N. Menichetti, M. Sampson, A. Perez, if Filth-, K. lfronk, I. Eaton, L. Belton, AIISM-wart, C . Kemp, D. llritlwell, M, Iust, L. llenson K. Deuel U It tes. I ' ' , X.:-Xt x ki - N -rl xx-Y,-7 Lf wx: I I ... n i X .. -e s I . X . I ilfii 'N-J V . ', ,- in lvl Vlgzit-4... ,X :I .' ,, I Xiilw H ' M. Graceful Earn takes offf' A JN sk-J ,J . M s I 4 i xx X I I ' , N .oft tn I' ihtz ilavitl Ratx, president, Mary Sue lfrnmert, seer I -' arv: IIZIIIEULCFTIII, wee president. I ' JYZX .asf -Lv fe Agra X t , ,elf Earthlings c.Bi1ged to mer-mai du, , each meet g gfjthe Swimming Clan. T iii ange was f t as the male members looke more like Iohnny Weismuller . . . and the girls ilce Esther Williztms, after each meeting. Through careful handling of funds by Dave, Dale, and Sue a large party was held to conclude the year's activities. Luft tu Sam, I.. parse Q . a 6 'lin' I,,1uuw - fx-ff 57 I W Xln' vlan WA' . kgs V A 4?-N With the light of Ben Hogan in our eyes, we who aspired to golfing were taught the fundamentals of the game hy one of our elders. With this in- struction we were amazed to findlthat our golf swings were greatly improved even though the ball still seemed to take the terrihle slice. Under the direction of able adviser Miss Margaret Neal and officers Wendy, Kent, and JoAnn, the year of activity became even more popular as the snow melted and green grass whetted our interest. Left to Right: Wendy Wangsgard, presidentg Kent Green, presidentg JoAnn Stitt, secretary. Y'g e sl trawl ' Q' ' tl. Right: jf Wangsgard, K. Green, I. Stowe, J. Delloer, D. Raty, S. Shaw, W. Wangsgzird, J. Stitt, D. Messerly. Oh for a black Golfballf' I S04 K4 3. di i 4 . Left to Right, Row One: H. Shafer, C. Kemp. Row Two: I.. Yorgason, D. Raty, S. Sant, I.. Shaw, L. Thomas, F. Taylor, C. Marshall, R. Nylander, N. Hansen. Row Three: B. Cole, U. Messerly, D. Hamada, Mr. Wallis, R. Maltby, D. Woodin. X , xxn S Q B f 00 mxp XX N 75 x fl' ' Z I f 'S 1 X Safety Bindings 255 ! 7711! The winter was filled with thrills, chills, and spills for all of us who were members of Ski Clan. The many spills and falls we took as beginners just made us feel better when with experience behind us we could watch others perform the same feats. A ski team under the direction of Don, Sharon, and Dick created competition among members. The season was completed with a party at Snow Basin and a trip to Alta. F' 75 n 7 v 9 AV a 'fl 6 ' ffl 212' J gl Despite skinned knees, the Skating Clan held meetings each week at the Berthana Skating Rink. While learning new formations, we had a lot of fun mixing with interesting people. The Baller- inas leading the clan were Elaine and Joanne. Af- ter several meetings we became aware of the laws ,,- ., Luft to Right Joanne loevxen vite president Charles Lepley ad viserg Elaine Muherrx president of physics which govern moving bodies. X.. .lin . I r to Right, Row One: K. Adams, I. Mosher, B. Anderson, M. Robison, it - ii l Qtemm, D. Smith, G. Gardner, li. Mayberry, Mfggt. Lepley, J. Loewen, I If We I-Holt that Wqll We Chin Convu-t the Ca C 7 Browne, Blair, E. Pratt. Row Two: S. Owens, M. 0'Neil, K. Taylor, ferm- D llemsley, U. Jones, K. Tippets, N. Palmer, Hoenstine. S ff' ' N- is A K ' N ' 'kd :L g s Left to Right, Row One: B. Jorgensen, B. Slater, S. Lackey, M. l'iz, J Trewet, K. Greenwood, j. Martini, M. Robertson, Pam Brady, M. Gardner R. Richards, 1. Taysom, D. Cutler. Row Two: S. Stitt, C. Marshall, N Roberts, D. Campbell, E. Mead, j. Ralphs, S. Stephens, D. Youngquist, D Call, R. Roddom, I.. Shaw, J, Curtis, M. Burkhart, M. Betteridge, 1. Waters I.. Mead, R. Bagley, B. Crosby, D. Ward. Row Three: D. Raty, C. Slade C. Mickelson, B. Gickling, C. Palmer, D. Alexander, j. Richins, l.. Sorensen C. Larsen, C. Williams, M. Goodman, D. Woodin, G. Cooper, l. Terry, D Watkins, A. Easley, C. Deamer, A. Wood, l. Williams, P. Duke, N. Hansen C. Crosby, S. Sant, G. Foulger, R. Freeman, R. Norton, 1. Farr, V. Durham Row Four: l.. Robinson, Cv. Coombs, T. Truman, M. Graser, B. james, 1 Eaton, K. Fronk, R. Bergera, G. Deamer, l.. Benson, l.. Benson, D. Baker D. Talbot, B. Schiffman, A. Labrecque, B. jackson, G. Kapp, 1. Nye, T Carpenter, C. Waddoups. gs? .lj , f?9'T9?f': ,PI 'l if 2 ,-- ' fi f . i ,H , vv -- Every Wednesday marked the day that Dancing Clan met under the direction of advisers Mr. Eg- gleston, Mrs. Jensen, Miss Nakamura, and Mr. Favero. After lessons by professional teachers, we were permitted to practice our own little theories on dance steps. The dancing parties, under the careful planning of Jack, Barbara, and Gaye. proved to be the largest the school had ever held. wi' wi li A hi-fW9g,?!! Y .. Q 1...-,,, C. Lf? , ' 4 .1 '73 4-Q x ,.,...., , nf C. 1,5 'ei N ff 2 , I gg, gg ! 2?p:e 'qi x f 61 ' Q' , YH! rl o r Q ! ri up 'J If F' B ' 2 DQ. S ---- ' V Craig, Treah, and Lynn tried to make science a subject which would be useful not only on quiz programs but in life. The many dry lectures were supplemented by interesting experiments and par- ties. Some of the food served at the parties was a chemical concoction designed to convert all mem- bers into Einsteins and it certainly did have its effect. Left to Right, Scared: C. Whitehead. Row One: T. Creamer, A. jusreson, M. Alexander, I.. Benson, A. Stewart, U. jones, K. Deuel, R. Bolander, I.. Benson, D. Partingron, S. Barton, I.. Horspool, Z. Bain, D. Boothe, K. jones, f xv- .gf fps., Ki,,,,K .L-' 1 Q ' Luft ro Right: Craig Whitehead, president, Treah Creamer, secre tary, Lynn Benson, vice president. 'SP-Q K . S.-0 N.,...a 'ai A fg fy 4 X xi e My ,WX I D. Nussbaum, C. Iverson, C. Kemp, D. Mower, l.. Sanders, R. Clark, A. That is the reason we are wearing glasses P' Coombs. ..ii.......- E2 Dil ' -.as ivxr-L iv 'ix' 4 3 . J' f Q . sd -i fm- -at ew P ,I .. NX. is ' 4, Qc., 4 , .4 f l t f R'- 4 FX I Left to Right, Row Qne:'A. Jones, Taylor, M. Uraser, C. Crosby B james, C. Eddy, M. Taylor, L. Burnette. Row Two: 1. Shultz, j. Plz T Mercuris, M. Robison, D. Long, C. Gardiner, B. Fagg, D, Leatham Ralphs, N. Martinson, Emmett. Row Three: A. Stewart, D. Iiosgietcr I.. Benson. ' A' S Q . . L 4 .,,. Q .5 ' X ' Q , ' l -C-T' T 'Tia ' , t A 'V ii N 2 5- 1 V, f 4' U f, . ,, 56? our many projects ! Q-4 eff to Right: Betty lane james, secretary, Janice Taylor, vice resident, Mrs. Lohrenz, adviser, David Raty, president. To promote friendship with those in foreign counf tries we made a scrapbook depicting our customs and many of the outstanding attractions in our states. At Christmas time our clan broke all pre- vious records in preparing boxes. With the extra money we collected, we made scrapbooks and chests for other red cross organizations. With Dave, Janice, and Betty at the helm, our clan set an example for following years. CGM 1 x ,N VAL,-1 4549155 ' y . a ' e NF' Huh I -Q M? ll i f 2346 lf' -. gf L Xia -Q X ffenlfa 'x 1 t fl Z' X m 7 ' 5 f Brogue is comprised of members from all the lan- guage classes and any others interested in foreign languages. This clan learned the fashions, foods, personalities, and traditions of other lands. Gur clan started the year with a treasure hunt - clues written in foreign languages - and a dancing party. Then our clan again came to life in the spring with a canyon party where everyone had an opportunity to astound the members with his fluency in languages. After some confusion, Dixie, Betty, Lawrence, and Laurie held tight reins on our clan. Left to Right, Row One: B. james, D. Partington, M. Murphy, K. Morgan, B. Fagg, C. Mitchell, M. Goodman, C. Furgeson, D. Brown, M. Miller. Row Twocrj. Wangsgard, S. Plant, N. Martinson, G. Gardner, L. Thomas, D. Linford, P. Christensen, S. Stoffers, D. Leatham, A, Geisler, S. O'Toole. Row Three: A. jones, E. Mead, K. Sorenson, j. De Boer, Z. Bain, D. Nuss- baum, K. jones, L. Yorgason, R. Norton, D. Ward, H. Shaffer, G. Cooper, S. Stallings, C. White, Carol' Carver. Row Four: L. Prawitt, D. Raty, A. Creamer, G. jones, L. Horspool, L. Benson, L. Benson, R. Clark, A. Stewart, j. Stitzer, M. Miner, A. Marshall, j. Stowe, A. Wahlquist, j. Van Alfen. Left to Right, Row One: Lawrence Moyes, adviser, Laurie Thomas, treasl president. 1.1 Ahl Per-fec-shun ,. Eg, Q. r 6 454 JN ,Q .ga Yorgason, secretary, irer. Row Two: Mrs. Lo renz, adviser, Betty jane james, vice presidentg Dixie Partingto 37 K 4 - 55 4-.. Y vu I HR. O. Ofiicers after a big party ! Left to Right: Bob Sparrow, treasurer, Kenneth McLennon, vice presidentg David Winn, secretary, Lynn Benson, historian, Lyle Bensen, president. Q' Left to Right, Row One: Znd Lt. C. Nelsen, lst Lt. I. Olsen, Capt. R Fronk, Capt. R. Sparrow, Capt. C. Helms, lst Lt. O. Saxton, Capt. L. Field Maj. L. Bensen, Lt. Col. L. Bensen, MfSgt. C. 1. Lepley, Capt. B. Cottle Capt. R. Edgley, Capt. K. McLennon, lst Lt. W. Herrick, lst Lt. M. Alex ander, Capt. D. Winn, lst Lt. L. Horspool, Capt. R. Mcliinstry All R.O.T.C. Oflicers were honorary members of the Cadet Officers Clan. Our main objectives were to improve the Battalion and develop leader- ship abilities. After long preparation and hun- dreds of reports by the members assigned to various phases of the activity, we sponsored the Cadet Hop, which was an outstanding social event of the year. Q N .KN , .va 'E E 81 Ron Ballantyne, Captain Glen Checketts 'S Dick Miller Harvy Robicheau Fred Sandberg Ben Lomond Ben Lomond Ben Lomond Ben Lomond Ben Lomond Ben Lomond Ben Lomond Kappa goes in for the kill I Frank Stone Ron Wright SCORES 19 .......................,.....,.... O .e.... O ...... 7 ...,.. ZO ...... 6 ...... 6 ...,. H 'Z Mwrk Prlce Bob Suekawa South Cache Box Elder Logan Bear River North Cache Cgden Weber Bill Hansen 3, Gary Elwell Robert Lopez lx Riley Bushman 4rg . Dennis Peterson Frank Geilman Garth Rohde ,.nn-9 i Mike Sheridan Randy Rothey tx 4 - Doug Taylor Brent Heap Gary Kapp, Captain Art Easley Gary Millspaw Alford Marshall Dick Hamacla Q .. , 5' ww SN 55 A Y f L t .-.. 1- ,,'ff . , i 244,28-!,-ib - Q. -s ' Q it I Val Butler ITNIOR VARSITY - Left to Righr, Row One: Ron Call, Ron Bergera, Bob elson, Truce Truman, Marvin Cole, John Overdiek. Row Two: John Ulibarri, lan Reeder, Boyd Bell, Osmond Halling, Coach Monte Bailey. Row Three: Ray utchcr, Dean Learham, Dick Macfarlane, Doug Taylor, Dean Black. Ron Bergera George Xanos Ron Ballantyne, Captain 84 14,31 A .. r. 4 n 1 if N 4 gf' Alford Marshall Dennis Peterson Gary Millspaw An Easley X ..- l 1 A QA Allan Jeppsen ix . 'YV' 41? x a l 'mt'-3' n f ., . S l I 'lb WM Gary Knapp, Captain Vw' jim Card 'tgff Gene Charlin Dean Black X. Gary Thomas Ron Bosgieter 3 N a 5 X ' 1 R I V EW 'Stampedeu .7 s! ..---n:- -J.-.Z Nix! 1.1-so-I N .I F1 , N azi, - ISL. . mim e 2 as . X Easy Seat Easley ...S ei' gr' . 'Fir Q - ff 'iz 'X sk , ,- f 'g k . I i f' 1 , 7-9 , i A, . A .. ni: vw. my G, , ,,. ,x S hi JUNIOR VARSITY - Lefr to Rzghrz Randy Rorhey, floyd Bell Awn I Reeder, john Overdiek, Gene Combs, Coach George Nelson Doug Twylor Marvin Cole, George Eastman, Osmond Halling, Bob Burns Ru Buuher . ig- . X f req, . . - - Q . if 'Y iw- QSM? .- yt. ! 4..,'-en S1 M X..,k.Xe- :V sl 3 Q ' Q H f 'V' x Q... ' . -Z qw W . 4 . ,k A --. 9 P Peterson Poles a long ball. A With Long Ron on the mound, Ben Lomond's diamond nine began a second year of pennant playing. The spring season brought out the score- sheets which marked the ability of our team, both in the field and behind that rubber plate, We made a success of the sport and scored in spite of the umpire. Old Pro's ' s if 22 Left to Right, Row One: R. Bergera, D. Peterson, 1. Nye, L. Phipps, O. Halling, D. Black, V. Butler, Ken Kopinski, A. Stone. Row Two: Coach Twist jones, A. Marshall, G. Kapp, j. Card, W. Higgins, R. Ballantyne, A. Reeder, B. Bell. A ' f' t ,gg ..,, .. X 2 y A K.. gfxx 19 M, fu.. - X Toe Up, Bradford! The track oval seemed to grow longer each day as George patiently looked for his boys to develop into Bannisters and Santees. All discus throwers knew the solution to the flying saucer problem. 1 gf in 1 Practice produced and developed the skills which S U brought Ben Lomond the honor typical of Scots. i 49 f 404 , .15 g Q e I , Captains Don Bosgieter and Fred Sandberg 1 I ai up as X-.Q w v , ,Q N .3 ' - x .ou , -stuff? . v --0 x L 0 2 S' il' N ' 24' . - lt X, ,Q 4531 f , . ' n Q --we Left to Right, Row One: F. Sandberg, J. Combs, T. Truman, j. Williams, R. Moore, R. Williams, R. Wadman, D. Macfarlane, G. Rhode, G. Xanos, D. Miller, R. Call. Row Two: Coach George Nelson R Bushman .Fuhriman W. O den M. ust G Don , - , I , s , J , . - nelson, G. jensen, C. Hislop, M. Price, G. Messerley, B. Heap, j. 4. Hai R fly? W9 X .Pri X, H x , .ev-M-.Uk ' rss. 'gl i' 91.22 4 ' ' ' P 1 Shaw. Row Three: G. Noriega, G. Eastman, R. Butcher, B Wright, F. Stone, B. Perry, j. Ulibarri, D. Olpin, L. Sorensen, D Taylor, I. Overdielc. Row Four: M. Sheridan, E. Gomez, I.. Mitton D. Leatham, D. Boothe, A. Easley, D. Watkins, 1. Bradford, R Bosgieter, D. Bosgieter. ta, y .N . l , 5,20 .4 V 3 Ki -, 'WY' Riley . . .After his man I The only script used by Ben Lomond wrestlers was the voice of Twist yelling, Take that hand off! or Get Him! With keen competition from other schools we primed for every meet. By the time the trifangular meet came around our enf thusiasm drove home enough points to show where Ogden City's power was nestled. Several of us made showings at the State meet, and even though we didnlt take state, no one, as Twist off ten comments, Threw in the ? ? Z Captains: Riley Bushman and Mike Sheridan. S it I . - . 1 .f Y Q ia - y i VM, J R we QE J t ' j X ' .Axe A! Left to Right, Row One: D. Pincock, C. Hislop, T. Felter, L Mora R. licr era D Messerl K. Green Ulibarri P. Keller, , g , . Y, , J- , T. Eddy. Row Two: F. Stone, C. jacques, G. Noriega, C. Heiner D. Archibald, G. Layne, R. Call, D. Perrin, G. Jensen, V. Butleri j. Palmer, 1. Shaw. l. Suekawa, R. Cragun. Row Thfeez Twist' jones, coach, M. Nolan, D. Macfarlane, W, Salazar, W. Cragun, A. Heitz, K. Mikkelsen, G. Rohde, G. Xanos, R. Ranstrom, j. Lerohl, B. Noker, B. Hansen, B. Heap, M. Sheridan, L. Rent- meister. R. Bushman, B. Lightfoot. Sig-f e 5,-5 X I- QW , 'EF . w C M I 4 5 ' SWIMMING TEAM 4' f. X . ,fy XX . 2 'Q fi? Wg we I . I 5 ,7 3 in ur' +R - S- y f IW I I? I I I Q A 5 gg i it F film , QE I ff' V I, ' -- a. iw, if +5 V4 5 I in ff? TENNIS TEAM - Newell Inckson, I.:irry Allen, Winneld I'I:iII, Roger Marriott, Howard Schaffer, 5 Aly. 'X Dale Perrin I xx Wm 3, , v Q W 1 I N I and David Rafy, CROSS COUNTRY - Charles I-Iislop, Don Bosgieter, jerry Shaw, Dick MzicFarIand. . N A GOLF - Conrad Price, Pete Leth, Dale Messerly, Kent Green. 156.45 J , I , ,J 'xl . , r . 3 .1 -E 5 i H .fb ,V V x M by givlzf K 3 Tir J! JJ! S fd '1 n VN 1 ' 'J'-5 f s 1 . A 'Lf ' E V -ll! H K x f A 4 4' V S. , ' .J fig :E Nxg K L f ' ,J if A 1,11 A V ' JJ g 5 CY QLD' U33 UU if! U N 1 V 1.1 5 '15 W ,Osfh ' f x MEMORY IS THE MOTHER OF ALL WISDOM. Aeschylus 90 Cilansrnen novv arc weg XXfe're strong and honor hound. The 3'cars vvill swiftly pass us hy, X'ct later years vvc'll rncet and hail . . . C:lLlTlS771CTl XXfvCLlI'iflf1 of thc Plaid for Ben Lornond High. an v,1MJc, H. ff uw - . -,L ,if f .'a K ,- ff. ,. ' . ,WV .,,,-Nf.hi, H r1.4-1-V . -' ,, .... --Q ,-- . .- ,L,,,1 Q - SQ? , - '5- - : -, --Q-A.. 1' . -4- ,Qvu 44.9 ..- f Dk af X x Nb AX , N ' X' xv f X M ' S , K Q y X 0 ' - D- N 47 wx K. . 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' .Q -ri.-110 ' v :Pr-' . V ' -- 1 W.. '-Y-'-'C ,'.' V, -yw' Ap ' ' 4 - 'N ' , - , ', , ,1-'--.f--,- 1-f W fy ,. i -- . 'f 5 ...- ,. -,. , 92 Q-I.: L,.M,,4- 5' V7 IDHJQ1- Zz X 5. W. X f ' I f f Z . ,, 3 ray .- , T, A ', ' ,St-.. 1 i V -,d4 .-1-.--.-:iw an L' .1 J... 4 LP' Xf I -14--1 ,.,, t ijt! if 23541 .ff . 4 fl Assemblies, a new word meaning escape from Chem. exams or an opportunity to sit by a little bundle of fire and ice, were scarce but appreciated. School-sponsored assemblies featured undevelf oped talents like the whistling of Dan Iones or the corny jokes by Gar, and the competition for superior showmanship was carried on between the classes. Our traveling assembly left them run- ning for Federal Lunch while furnishing a glimpse of Ben Lomond stage life. Ben Lomond Travels fLf 7, '21 , Z ,, X Xi N The Seniors with Hogi Baba. The Sophomores with Three Feathers. Q., A 4, A ' . . A - The juniore with john and Mary f K,-- ' When you're in my arms I a Caledonia Smooth mood music set the Scots' hearts afire, and the enthusiasm toward dancing grew even more popular as the year drew on. Lavish decora- tions greeted those who came to the gala night affairs, and rhythm from carefully selected bands made shoes especially light. Numerous matinee dances proved to he successful and were common- place during the year. With mass instruction by gym classes, all were pleased with the dances. ,--5 ai qr...,1 -., , 'K x Mr. Bailey taught me this step! X Matinee Time! Rhythm . . . Don and Marva Arm 2 v it i M X 5 'N swf 4 ..w? Q. 14 1 may AU NN fx if Lynn Benson, Eclito Vx ' , xlib J ,J , by me ,, pw M .Sis x' ix Left to Right, Seated: lvl. Gardiner, R. Anderson, K. Wahlquist, L. Y Nielson, K. Taylor, N. Valdez, N. Bohman, C. Dearner ' A. jones, li. Slater, L. Benson, L. Benson, A. . Rou Om. R. F. Giroux, D. Raty. if We were furnished with two newspapers th-is year as a result of a shortage in funds. The High- lander furnished us with some information that we wanted to know and some that we didn't. The Lowlander was Created as a class project, and saved our student body funds while keeping us up to date on all activities. Through the extra efforts of Lynn and Lyle both papers were always out on time. WAR.. ' X! XL ZX Xxx Lyle Benson, Assistant Editor 98 -. we J va, L 'MPN . WJ WQJUV- E X Janice Taylor Co-Editor Q, . 'f'fMw iffQ.i c, - af.. Z-T 4 T' Z ' it i fir' , T 2fX,f , Lugo, L A to 544 t vs-Q cicfcf c 1 LL f fi ,,-.1 ,N Y -fl N K. ,E 'N 7' L70 If f f , Q, 41 xx, T37 fx I f l- To ,fa ff f y 4 'T l,4'g!5'af .f f V 4, Assembling art work, poems, short stories, and many other compositions was the job of the Thistle Staff. With an occasional glance by Miss Neal, Roger Anderson and Janice Taylor, co-editors, selected the work done by students for the liter' ary magazine. The result was an- outstanding Thistle. QTAFFS L fr to Right: H. Shafer, B. james, D. Raty, N. Isakson, R. Wadman, I Taylor R Anderson, P. Gibson, B. Slater. .qi lst-1 ,. l in Ls- Vi WY , , jgisv 4 0 The production of a yearbook is probably the most challenging job in a high school. It involves making dummies, selecting pictures, writing editorials, and planning the book over which, as students and graduates, we will reminisce. The satisfaction received from the smiles on student faces is indeed just compensation for the worked placed in this yearbook. EUITORIAI, STAFF - Lt-fr to Right: l.. Benson, K. Fronk, ll. james, U. jones M, Miller, l.. liensun. N Q Audrey lon I es, Co-Editor QR David Raty, Co-Etlitcn' is sq. , 4 ' ' , Y . I , 5 K , X YN3!y' iJi1'. 1. I 1 'A A sr ,,f iQ ART STAFF - Barbara Slater, Ron Nylandcr, Gary Foulgcr. if? Aff! l'HCTOliRAl'l-lY STAFF - Ci, lxltlirlwrooli, R, Norton, R. Mclftns 1' Y Gloria Pere: and Dixie Cattle, Co-Business Managers BUSINESS STAFF - K. Greenwood, N. Bohman, M. Norris, F. Anderson, 7579 try. 101 m is 2? 'gr LB I THE CAST - Andy Wahlqiiist, jean Martini, Dean Ellis, Annette Clawson, joan Twysom Larry Sanders, Francy Anderson, Nancy Larsen, Beth Leavitt, Dan jones, V11 Butler, Garth Rhode, Dick Macfarland, Clyde Heiner. 7 An old English village is the setting for our school play, Ladies in Retirement. The story develops around the desire of a housekeeper to have her sisters live with her in the home of a rather frivo- lous widow. This housekeeper, Ellen, is unsuccessful in proselyting the widow to her ideas and is forced to kill her. Attempting to keep hersecret from the widowls newphew and the maid, she hides the body in the fireplace. Only when the nephew decides to steal the money which is hidden in the fireplace does the climax to this intriguing and fascinating play come. To the dear departed. 43? is S wiv fx Dan jones makes a pass I This is the last chorus Ia' x Competition was keen even among interschool teams during the playoffs in the intramural leagues. Very suc- cessful was Open House, where the students demonstrated their skills. wma. BASKETBALL CHAMPS - A. Stone, D. Kappelman, O. Elwell, K. johnson, T. Truman, Hot Shot Barrow, B. Perez, W. Salazar, W. Norseth, D. Raty. l RIFLE TEAM - Left to Right, Row Ona: J. Pepcorn, M. Wardleigh, R. Norton R. Hahn, A. lustensen, C. Whitehead, E. Aston, M. Miner, D. Trutta. Row Two O. Hadlock, C. McNeely, M. lust, C. Iverson, N. Herrod, MfSgt. Charles J. Lep ley, D. Winn, V. Barker, R. llagley, R. Rauzi, W. Norseth. FOOTBALL CHAMPS - Luft to Right, Row One: C. Rackham, L. Clark, D. Gould, A. Lynch, D. Stewart. Row Two: R. Wadman, B. Schiffman, K. Mickelson, L. Youngman. l 1 I ' FU i . , E - I . Y -S.. t fijlw . . .. if s ri W 39 ff r, 1 X esta? . ' ' . i K! Rx ! x I 3 . ' Q' . 103 L as ,,+m.:,,-Q .. ,N i . . , . . .... ..,, . ,, if Leonard Davidson xx Q 54- f Mrs. Russell B. Petty 5 Edwin C. Randall Gilbert E. Marriott Asael Moulton N. Russell Tanner The Ogden City Board of Education have sup- ported Ben Lomond High School in every way. T During the past year they have donated equip- ment, money, and time to the progress of our school. The one common goal of both the Board and the Superintendent is to have a progressive Ben Lomond High. Superintendent T. O. Smith l X A , L, 1 ' Dr. Ellis McAllister, Principal ' Q' 'ilu- Y Sgt Q 1 ' 1 - ,if 'ff i, . iw are 'sffw , ,X 2. is f. 6 .s--.----aiu The fine advice, guidance, and direction passed on by Principal Ellis McAllister, Assistant Princi- pal Robert Alley, and Counselor Catheryn Van Meter made everyone aware of the fact that there are two straight and narrow paths, one in life - the other to the principal's door. Nb 'N ,Z gn-mv Robert H. Alley, Assistant Principal Catheryn Van Meter, Counselor 105 ,er 'W' if 5 an Left to Right: Faren Christensen, Milf Farley, Ole J. Vangsnes. Mrs. Edna Eckhal-dt ' 1 ljiii if W Mrs. Sally Blood Left to Right: Norma Minnoch, Florence Sorensen. Sylvia Moore, Alberta Wil- liams, Ileen Nelson. wager ,, an f tr: Y -I . A i an , A l l 7 i X ,1 K .fl f I X 106 i' iv, 4 ek ' ' X in M saioi,i l Arioy 5 'X 4 W ' Q V N .Q A - 02 -in , , . Y M k WN . 1'-Ms fi. W T-my? sm- I L A A , X Q. -N M.. .. , 1.1 ,W my i, . , pew A .f ' N 1 K V, ,WM-XV x 3 !N ,Q V . f . K ' ft-f - M5421 -.1-NQ.. , QW 4 k f -sw - 5 - - 4 ,K 'SY 'ya QQ'f.m, if. . L, - iffy, Y. V'-':.4f.m.' . jj -3- 5 - ,V .- ' . 'ff '. ',-1-a-y',,.!fp-.K -- . , . rf..-. I V Q .1 V r K R, --9,,w.43x, -'1' f:..,.,f. f.A ., , ,L 4, - -., X.. ww if -, 8.1 . i QV-wx V fg z ' 4 W K ,xg Q i AKHA bk' 4 THE scors AT woRK ' I t, ., f m A- .g+,3gv,.,,sggg1W 4' m We Qu. m ,M . 'xxx f ,QM ws' W L'i',. 1 ,Xb .V 107 ,J E .Q .,, Carole Slade, Head Cheerleader 108 At play... ,Axo- li. L, M, M., R L wav X e J QA: ane Ralphs Laurie Thomas , my-.A i 4 Darlene Call 'Ie Darlene Linford f-Ney B fv F KM, ,x ,3 X, I 4 0 X Dan jones 'Nfl Fay Taylor Wim eh v l , 5 Short lunch lines. First you buy a lunch ticket . . . 2,51 If f if to ' 2 'vii H Lg 5 4' H2 Q 2552? aj 'fi:.,jg...t 'iliifggm g 7lljg5,z,astiQ-g. , Ki l 19 Q fit' ww w sz? er 'E 5 l t -1 ..,. z ' M ' l Q ' ' f' F , , u,Sg,AfL,.Lgll,:.we, Q .. , N ,I ,g -- t ' , . ee ' Q -F 'we B .Q K Q I S 4 -1 5: 'f 92 V. f ' -el' - ' e ' l ttq- ' Y 3 ,,.. ,ft, , ,,., i A4 1. i X The answer is on page 493' The big three' ' if Q ISEQ if Don't look now, but . . . Q H, , ,, ,Y . , QQ 9 1 F Qx,.b l v ood i D U Volleyball champs. Darlene's talking . . . Sherie's listening . . . Deamers? ,nazi x,,..g' llll it . . . Eating's a project . . . Turn your head now! 11131 IO Q. Q -1:9 8 W 74,5 Everybody's favorite time. 'Wx . Aux i r'- ' sc av ' . . . and this concludes the announce- ments for this morning. n just a little, please. 1 .il ,in ' - lv I iybqf my Q ' M ' ,viz Ze fwv W P1 ix , U A I, i X ll flilxf lx, X MJ? , i I -J fx! U ,. ilu I lilly Alu Wu fi y, .JN VI lwlhu .V fx V If A fl yu xj xj fl A v Wei , is-31 g-N Uk..- ,f SQ' - 1.2: 1 ' A , M ff, We hiked to school. ,,, Sf' I , i ' ww X li sftjxf l I X l R f ' N' N L X jx , r 4' I ,mx ' ,, 'f --., f i 1, ' For the many times you have Shafted us Farley 'Y X .5 X '. tn ., Q-0. X 5 w A capering Scot. The senior won . . . x Oh! I don't have my diamond yet . . . fy Presenting the Region Trophy T-Men in action. rm, - - 'AW 1 -ff frv it cl Q 2 2 Basketball Champs I H . Across the street Twist has his pet . . . Bailey has his. Free Admission W W W iii? S-3 T H A N K S . . . E MR. BoYLE . . . cgi For the use of the words of your song, Wearing of the Plaid, as a theme and cover for our 1955 CLANSMAN. MR. FAvERo . . . ' X? 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KRESS AND CO. 5, 10. and 25-Cent Store OGDEN, UTAH VETAS DAIRY BAR iO'rh 84 Washingion Blvd. Home of Quality Ice Cream and Fine Foods 135 'Z' precious moments Two rosy lip prints and a blush . . . the state tourna- ment game . . . crazy hat day . . . These are the precious moments of high school days recorded in your year- book. A generation from now these events will loom up from the page as more than vivid recollections - thanks to the pictures, the artwork, the color, the terse prose which your editor, through the magic of lithog- raphy, has set into print. we have enjoyed working with your splendid yearbook staff in designing and producing this volume which portrays so graphically the events of 1954 and l955. LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY 975 soutH WEST TEMPLE - PHONE 5-7006 a. 5-9807 SALT LAKE CITY 4, UTAH Vllf T, l!rlMigi,M,,,,Ulr,w w M Trl yr , 136 I ,X it A Abbot, Pat ........ ....... Adams, Kay ........ Aikens, Janice ....... Albright, Jack ......... Albri ht Shirle . f1IQ111Q13'7, Alexander, Melvin ........ ........ 1 5, 78, Alford, Robert ........... 37 76 29 15 s , v ----.- 29 Alexander, Darlene ..,.,. .......,,.. 2 9, 77 81 15 29 29 15 Allen Allen: Allen, Allen Allen Buddie ....... Carol ........... Douglas ....... Larry ........ Norman ......, QfQ1fi9, 89 54 Alley, Robert ......... ....,,,,.,,, 1 05 Allred, Carma ........... .,..,,,,....,,,... 2 9 Anderson, Barbara .... ........... 2 9, 76 Anderson, Blaine .... ...,.....,...,.,..... 1 5 Anderson, David ...,.. ,..,....,.,...,..,,,...,. 3 7 Anderson, Francy ................ 29, 101, 102 Anderson, Jo Ann ...,................,.,,,. 15, 70 Anderson, Roger ,,......,,..,,......., 15, 98, 99 Anderson, Shara Lee ,.,.........,, 15, 68, 70 Archibald, Dallas .............. 29, 63, 72, 88 Archuleta, Mabel ..... .........,....,.,. 1 5, 70 Armstrong, Nita ................,.. ,.37 Arny, Joseph .............. ........... 3 7, 63 Aston, Frank .................. ......... 1 5, 103 B Bacon, Charlotte ..............,...,......... 37, 76 Bagley, Reid ...................... 36, 37, 77, 103 Bailey, Monte ..... ................ 5 0, 72, 83 Bain, Zelda ............................,... 29, 78, so Baker, Dick ,..........................,..,, 29, 72, 77 Ballantyne, Ron .... 14, 15, 72, 82, 84, 86 Barker, Vernon ........................ 41, 63, 103 Barnes, Dean ...........................,....,,...,.... 29 Barnett, George ......... Barrow, Clair ......... Barra, Marjorie ...... Barton, Sherman ...... ...........37, 76 ,,.....,...57, 78 Batchelor, Pauline ..... ........,..... 3 7 Beck, Darla ............. .......... 3 7 Bedell, Dale ........ ............................. 3 7 Behunin, Jackie ...................................... 37 Bell, Boyd .................... 37, 72, 83, 85, 86 Benson, Lyle ...........................,................ ........15, 71, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 98, 100 Benson, Lynn .................................... 15, 69, 71, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 98, 100 Bergera, Ronnie .... 37, 72, 77, 83, 86, 88 Berry, Kenneth ...................................,.. 29 Betteridge, Marsha .......................,.. 37, 77 Bigler, Roger .............. ..,........ 2 9, 72 Bingham, Carolean ....... .................. 3 7 Bingham, Connie ...... ........... 2 9, 66 Bingham, ElMont ................,..,..,.,.,. 47, 76 Bitton, Jolene .................,,.,........,............ 37 Black, Dean ................ 37, 72, 83, 84, 86 Blair, JoAnn ........ ................................. 7 6 Blaylock, Jeri ........ ...................... 2 9, 94 Blood, Carolyn ......... ..................... 2 9 Blood, Sally .....................,.................... 106 Bohman, Nancyan ...,.............. 29, 98, 195 Bolander, Ruth .......... .............. 2 9, Boothe, Duane ....... ........ 3 7, 78, Boothe, Sharon ..... ..........,...,... Borger, Joanne .... ............................. Borger, Marion .......................... 15, 16, Borgogno, Victor .................................... Bosgieter, Donald ........ 29, 72, 79, 87, S 1 Boyle, Jack ............. Bradford, Jerry ....... ......... 1 5, 16, 72 Brady, Pamela ........ ...................... 2 9, Bramwell, Mona ........ ............... 1 S, Bridwell, Darrell ........ ............... 2 9, Brooks, Jeanette ......... ........ 1 5, 16, 87 29 37 70 37 89 Bos ieter Ronald ...................... 72, 84, 87 46 87 77 I6 76 70 37 Brower, Ronald ......... Brown, Carol ...... Brown, DeAnn ...... Brown, Marian ...... Brown, Marie ......... Brown, Ronald ..... Browne, Deanna .... Brunker, Marlin ......... Burdett, Helen ........... 1I1IIIQII37Q ...Qff113'77' 29 Burkhart, Marilyn ............................ , Burnette, LueDean ............ 15, 16, 70, 83 Burns, Bob ..............,..,.......,..,........... , Burton, Marian .........,,........,.....,......,,.... Bush, Judith .............................. 15, 16, 37 80 76 29 29 76 51 77 79 85 29 70 88 Bushman, Riley .... 15, 16, 72, 83, 87, Butcher, Ray ......,,,,,,..,. 37, 72, 83 , ss, 87 Butler, Val .... 29, 69, 72, 83, 86, ss, 102 C Call, Darlene ,.....,...,..,..,,.. 16, 77, 94, 109 Call, Ronald ............ 29, 72, 82, 83, 87, 88 Campbell, Dianne ........ 7, 16, 70, 77, Campbell, Don .............................,.,.,.... Campbell, John ..... Card, Jim .................... Carpenter, Tom ........ ffffffff7i,'8li, Cartwright, Robert ....... Carver, Carol .............. .........,...., 3 7, Cevering, Beverly ......... ....... 1 5, 16, Cevering, Leonard ....... ...,,...1......,,.... 94 47 37 86 ...........16, 77 29 80 70 37 38 Chard, Sharon ........... Chase, Barbara ....... Chase, Jeanne ....... ff.'.'ff.'fffii6, '70,''101 Chatland, Clyde ........ ..,..,...,. 3 8, 72 Chatlin, Gene ....... ......,....,,. 8 4 Chavis, Donna ...,... ,.,,,.,,,.....,,., 3 8 Checketts, Glen ......... ........ 1 6, 63, 82 Child, Elsie ........,............ .................. 2 9 Christensen, Carole ..... .............. 3 8 Christensen, Faren .......... ....,,.. l O6 Christensen, Marilee ...... .......... 3 8 Christensen, Sharon ........ .......... 3 8 Christiansen, Dennis ............ ..38 Christiansen, Paul ......... ........ 3 8, 80 Christmas, Jean ......... ..................... 1 6 Clark, Lynn ............ ................ 1 6, 103 Clark, Robert .,........ ......... 2 9, 71, 78, 80 Clark, Yvonne .......... .........,...,..., 1 6, 70 Clawson, Annette ........ ............ 1 6, 102 Clyde, Nina ............................................ 53 Cole, Bruce ............ ...... 2 9, 63, 75, 94 cole, Marvin ...,.. ...,..., 3 s, 72, 63, ss Collins, Glen .......... .........................,. 4 9 Combe, Carol ........,.......,........... 17, 66, 70 Coombs, Alberta .............................. 29, 78 Combs, Gene ................ 38, 72, 77, 85, 87 Connell, Dorothy .................................... 38 Conroy, John ......... ............................. l 7 Cooper, Gaylene ..,..... 38, 77, 80 Cottle, Bruce ...... ............... 1 7, 81 Cottle, Dixie ....... Cowan, Sharon ....... Coy, Delbert ........ Cragun, Ralph ............ Cragun, Willard ........ Crawford, Marcia . Creamer, Ann .............. Crezee, Darlene ........... Crosby, Barbara ........... Crosby, Carlene ....... Curtis, Jeanene ......... Cutler, Dan ......... Cutler, Diane ..... Cutlip, Jack ................. D Dabb, Norman ........... Davidson, Allen ......... Davis, Carol ............ Davis, Darlene ....... Davis, Jeri ............ 70, 101 ...........3O, 78, 1 9 1 70: 72, A ..,...... 38, 88 88 30 80 38 77 14 17 70 77 79 77 76 77 38 17 30 70 76 30 Davis, Victor .......................,.,,..., 1 ,.......,. Deamer, Carol ............ 17, 70, 77, 94, Deamer, Gaye ............ 36, 38, 68, 76, DeBoer, Jackie .............. 38, 63, 72, 74, Decxus, Ronald ...................................... Dent, Ronald .......... Deuel, Kay ..............,,. DeWilde, Shanna .,... Dickinson, Dick ............. .......30, 76, Domingues, Bette ............. .,...,.. . , Donnelson, Glenn .,,,..,,... ,,,,,, Donnelson, Marguerite Douglas, John ...,.,,............,. ,,,,..,,.,,,,, Downs, Lou Jeanne ....... Downs, Pat .............,.... Duke, Pat ......... Durbano, Victor ....... E 30 98 77 so 30 69 78 38 30 30 38 30 76 70, 77 77 Easley, Art .................... 30, 72, 77, 84, Eastman, Richard ..,,...,,..,,.,,.,..,,,,.,..,,,,,, 87 Eastman, George ..,,.,,.,..,.....,..., 38, 72, 85 ' 17 76 Eaton, Judith .......... Eckhardt, Edna ..... Eddy, Carolyn ......... Eddy, Edwin ........ Eddy, Larry .......... Eddy, Thomas ........ Edgley, Richard .......... 76, 79 sa .......1s, si Edwards, Deanna .......... ........... 3 0, 76 Edwards, Mary Ann ...,.,.. ....,,,,,, 3 8, 76 Eggleston, Del.oss ......... ............,. 6 I Ellis, Dean .................. ....,.,,, 3 O, 102 Ellis, Lee ............... .................. 3 O Ellison, Marian ...... ..,.................. 3 O Elmer, Leah .........,...., ..,..,.....,..,,,.,,,..,. 3 8 Elwell, Gary ............................ 30, 83, 103 Emmert, Mary Sue . Evans, Patricia ......... F Fagg, Barbara ............. Fairchild, JoAnne ..... Farley, Milt ..,.......,, Farr, Joyce ........... Farr, Karen ...... Farr, Terry .,......... Favero, Daniel ........ Felter, Thomas ...... Field, Larry ......... Field, Robert .......... Foulger, Carol ......... 30, 76, 79 .......30, 79, so .........30, 45, 76, 77 30 is 48 ...........3o, as si is 39 Foulger, Gary .................... 18, 77, 94, 100 70 Fowers, JoAnn ....... Fowers, Leon ...... Fox, Lowell .............. Fraga, Edward ........ Frasier, Sherie ........ Frearson, Janet ........ Freeman, John ........ 39 18 30 39 76 77 30 Freeman, Ron ......... ......... 3 9, 76, Frew, Pat ..............,....,...,,...,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, Frongner, Robert ...................,........ 18, 69 Fronk, Kay ........................ 39, 76, 77, 100 Fronk, Robert .................,........,, 18, 69, 81 Fuhriman, Jared ......... .. Fuit, Arlene ........... 69, 87 Funk, Jeanene ......... Funk, Venna .............. .........39, 63 39, 80 Furgeson, Connie ........... ......... Gamble, Dick ............ ........ Garcia, Via .............. ......... Gardiner, Jeffrey ....................... .. ........... Gardner, Clodella ............................ 18, Gardner, Gwen ............ 39, 63, 76, 79, Gardner, Margaret..18, 68, 70, 77, 96, Gam, Connie ............................ 18, 45, Gaskill, Sally .................................... 18, Geilman, Frank ....... .......... 1 8, Geisler, Afton , ........ Gerrard, Glenda ..... Giachino, Ronnie Gibbons, Sue ...... Gibson, Phyllis ....... Gickling, Betty ....... ..........39, ..........3o, IfIffI1I3iQ .........39, 30 18 30 70 so 98 70 70 83 80 39, 63 76 31 99 77 31 31 98 18 31 39 so Giles, Joy .............. ............ Gill, Rhea ................ ................ Giroux, Fabian ..... ........, 4 6, Gladwell, Virginia ..........,....,........ Glismann, Virgil ..,................................. Gomez, Emest ........................................ Goodman, Mitzi ................ 39, 76, 77, Gould, Dale ....... - ........................... 31, 103 Graser, Mary Alice 77, 79 Green, Kent ................ 39, 72, 74, ss, 89 Green, Mary Ellen Greenwood, Karen 77, 101 Greenwood, Ruth Ann .................. 19, 70 Hadley, Donna ............ Hadley, Marilyn ,........ Hadlock, Gary ......... Hahn, Ray ........... Hale, Mary ...... Hall, Luella .......... 76 74, 1 03 gall, Peggy .............................................. all, winneid ...................................,.... Halling, Osmond ........ 39, 72, 33, ss, Hamada, Dick ....... .. ........... 19, 72, 75, Hampton, Adelia Hancock, Bruce ....., Hancock, Claudia Hancock, Dale Hancock, Edna ....... Hancock, Marge Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Harmer, B111 ........ Clarence Ernest . .... .. Gerald ...... Janet ........ Neal ...... Paul .......... Harrington, Gene Hart, Glenda ........... C Hartey, Faye ........ Hartley, Roger .... Harvey, Alpheus Healy, Tim .......... Heap, Brent ......... 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Lightfoot, Bob ....... 72, 76 .........2o, 72, 76, ss Lindley, Dean .......................................... 32 Linford, Darlene ............ 40, 76, 80, 109 Livingood, Dee ...... Loewen, Joanne ..... Loftus, Boyd ........ Loftus, Carol ........ Loftus, Fay ............ Lohrenz, Blanch ...... London, Lauzanne ....... London, Melvin ........ Long, Dorothy ....... Longfellow, Art ....... .. Lopez. Bob ............. '''''fffff.ff.'.f.'.'Q'ff4'6,' ....fQfffff32, ........4o, ....II72, 20 76 40 32 40 52 76 79 40 83 20 32 20 40 40 Jacques, Clyde ................................ 31, 88 Lott, Val ....... ,... .....,. James, Betty ........ 31, 78, 79, 80, 99, 100 Lucas, Ilene ............ ........... Jensen, Gary ...................... 31, 72, 87, 88 Lundberg, Joel .......... ........... Jensen, Myrtle ............... - ....................... 56 Lundberg, Leah ...... .............. Jenson, Ramona ..... ......................... 4 O Lundberg, Reah ........ ..,........,...... Jeppsen, Allan ....... ........... 3 1, 72, 84 Lynch, Alan ............. ......... 2 0, 103 Johns, Anitta .......... ......... - .,.32, 76 Lynch, Stephen ............ ...,,.,,,..,,. . 21 Johnson, Karl - ....... ............ 8 0, 103 Johnson, Lorene .... ......................... 4 0 M Johnson, Pat ........ ......,..........,........... 3 ' Johnson, Pat ........... .........,. ............... V acfarlane, Dick .........., - ....................... Johnson, Sandr ............. .. ................. 1 f ...................... 32, 72, 83, 87, 88, 89, 102 Johnson, Shera , ....... ....... .... . f .f - ad n, Darrel .................,......,......, 21, 63 J nas, Maxine .' ........... .40 Ma y, Russell ............................ ....21, 75 J nes, Audre ...... ............................. M field, Robert ...........,................ 41, 63 ..,. ........ .. 0, 70, 79, 80, 98, el, Arlene ..............................,..,..., 32 n s, . .. .................1 31, 102, 09, ' ' ' rdott, Roger ................................ 32, 89 :Lf 1 1 .......,............................ ., 2 rshnll, lffed .... 21, 72, so, 83, 84, 86 hes, Glo ' ......., 32, 76, 78, 79, 100 Marshall, arol .................. 32, 75, 76, 77 ones, Kar ...,..,..,.,.... ,.,,. ,. , 78 y Marshall rjorie ...,..............,,.,,.,,.., ...SS Jones, W' iam ..... .. 0 6 , 6, 88, ,1 Marti , rudie ...... ................,...,..... 3 2 Jorge e Barb .. ............ 20, 70,7 Mart' , Martin .................................... 32 Judd E yra ...... ................... - .1 .......... ' A , Jean .................... 32, 77, 95, 102 a k ............ ..... ..... Y . ..... 3 2, 7 i V inson, Nadine ............ 21, 70, 79, 80 , ic ael . , 87 103 Masero, Peggy .......... ................ . J stesen, Ala .... . ...... 40 ' 7 , 10 Mayberry, Elaine ....... ................ 3 2, 76 ' cAllister, Ellis ...... . . ......... 105 ' McGowan, Helen ........ .....,..... 3 3 X ' McGowan, Thomas ...... ......,.... 2 1 Kapp, Gary ...... , 20, 72, 77 3 6 McKean, Barbara .... ........... 4 1 Kappelman uane .......... .......... 0 3 McKean, Robert ............ ........... 3 3 Keller, Ja ........... -... .................... O, 76 McKinley, Sybil ........... .. .............. .. ....... ..41 ller, Paul ....... ............................ 4 0, fi McKinney, Howard .............................. 32 emp, Char ' ............ 32, 71, 75, 78 9 McKinstry, Gaylene ................... ,. ........, 41 Kent, R . d ...,....,........,......................., 32 McKinstry, Ronald ........ 21, 81, 98, 101 Ke , ohn ..,.... - ..,................,....,..,, 40, 63 McLennan, Kenneth ...,.................. 21, Bl yes, Tom ............................................ 32 McNeely, Craig .......................,..........,. 103 Kilfoyle, Vern ........................................ 20 Mead, Evelyn ............ ........ 3 2, 77, 80 Kopinski, Kenneth .......................... 40, 86 Mead, Lois ............. ........... 4 1, 77 Kotter, Richard .............. .......... 3 2, 76 Mecham, Loa ....... - .... ........ 2 1, 70 Medina, Robert ............ .............. 3 2 ' L Meenderink, LeRoy .............................. 41 Menichetti, Norma ........................ 32, 76 Labreque, Allen ......... ........... 2 0, 77, 98 Mercuris, Thelma ............................ 33, 79 Lackey, Dixie ......... ............................. 4 0 Messerley, Dale ............ 41, 72, 74, 88, 89 Lackey, Sherry ....... ......... 2 0, 68, 70, 77 Messerley, Grant ................ 21, 72, 75, 87 Larsen, Carolyn .......... ......... - ....... 4 0, 77 Metzler, Janice .... .............................. 4 1 Larsen, Jay .............. .............. 2 0, 63 Meyer, Francis ......... ............... 4 1, 63 Larsen, Nancy ......... Michelson, James ........ .................. 2 1 Lattin, Dixie ........... Lavender, Craig ......... Law, RaNae ............... Layman, Jack ......... Layne, Gary ........ 20, 102 40 40 32 87 Leatham, Dean ...... X ........ 40, 72, 83, Leatham, Dianne .................... 40, 79, 80 Leavitt, Beth ........... - ....... 28, 32, 102 Leavitt, Mary .......... ..................... 3 2 Lee, Richard ........... .......... 4 0, 63 Lee, Thomas ..................... ......,...... 3 2 LeFave, Carolynn .................................. 40 Leishman, Doyle .................................... 32 Leplev, MfSgt. Charles J. ......,. 56, 76, 81 Lerohl, Jerry .........,.............,.................... 32 Lerohl, Rodger .................... ........... 2 O, 76 Leth, Pete ............... ............. 3 2 Lewis, Dorothy ..... ......... 4 0 Michelson, Craig ...... Mickelson, Keith ...... ss, 103 Mikesell, Dale ...... ..,......... 3 3, 63, 72 Miller, Fred .......... .............................. 2 1 Miller, Marilyn ................ 41, 68, 80, 100 Miller, Richard .................. 33, 72, 82, 87 Millspaw, Gary .................. 33, 72, 83, 84 Miner, Michael ................ 41, 71, so, 103 Minnoch, Norma .......... 1 ....................... 106 Mitchell, Carol .......... ............ 4 1, 76, 80 Mitton, Lamar ....... ........... 4 1, 87 Mitton, Parley .......... .................. 2 1 Mohlin, Roberta ........... ........... 4 1, 68 Monson, Clair .................. .............. 4 1 Montgomery, Wyoma ...... .................. 3 3 Moody, Aubry .............. ............ : ......... 4 8 Moore, Ron ................ ......... 3 3, 76, 87 Moore, Sylvia . Q,-f - 1 Mora, Julia .... ....................... 3 3 Phipps, Dean ....... .............. . 23 X0 f on, Ruth ....... ............ 4 3 Mora, Lupe ........... ......... 3 3, 72, 88 Phipps, Lloyd ........... ................. . .86 0 chaffer, Eddie ....... ................ 3 4 Morgan, Kay ..........,.. ............ 4 1, 80 Pierce, Flora ..................,............. .. , 8 Schiffman, Boyd ......... ........... 7 7, 103 Moritz, Raymond ......... ........ 3 3, 71 lliinco , 9 i ................ 33 , 6, 88 k gcllgiubert, Laura ....... ......... 3 4, 76 Morriss, Betty .......... ........... 3 3 inne ac ' ............... 9, ................... c ultz, LeRoy ......... .................... 2 4 Mosher, Evelyn ........ ........... 2 1 . 44 eil .. .. 1 .. .................... 71 ,1 Schumers, Marlene ........ 24, 70, 101 Mosher, JoeAnne . ........ 22, 76 1 'i , Jean ....... l . ...,........... ..34 'ZSJK I f- Schurz, Sharon ......... .................. . .....34 Mower, Dixie ............ ......... 3 3, glgif ,U E Ma a ................ L. .... 85 'D gegmigenl Joy ............ ................... 4 3, Moyes, Marjorie ............. ................... . t y ............... .. , , J ppi, au ine ....................................... . Muirbrook, Gordon .......... .......... 3 3, 101 Po , F t ...... ..... ..... ...... 2 3 1 70L1,f93' Sessions, Emma ...................................... 43 Munsgn, Peggy ............. ................ 2 2, 78 P veyi, u h ......... .. .......... 7 glt:afer,DHciward .......... 34, 75, 80, 89, 9? Murp y, Mona ............. ......... 4 1, 76, 8 Q at a .... . .............. , aw, ar ene ................................. 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Norris, Monta ........... .... ......... , 41 87, ss 70 101 Norseth, William ..........,..................... 103 Norton, Richard 33, 69, 77, 80, 101, 103 Nussbaum, Dorothy .......... 33, 63, 78, 80 Nye, Jay .............................. 22, 69, 77, 86 Nye, Larry ................................................ 33 Nylander, Ronald ........ . ............ ...33, 75 O Owens, Shirley ..... ........................... 3 3, Ogden, Alice ............ ....................... 4 1 Ogden, Wallace ....... ......... 1 9, 22, 87 Olafson, Robert ........ .............,..... 3 3 Olpin, Don ........... ........ 2 2, 87 Olsen, James ......... ........ 2 2, 81 Olsen, Jerry .............. ............... 3 3 O'Neil, Margaret .............................. 33, 76 Oram, Larry ...................................... 33, 63 O'Toole, Sherren .................. .......... 4 1, 80 Overdiek, Jon .............. 41, 72, 83, 85, 87 Owens, Emmett ................... ................. 3 3 ' 76 41 Owens, Sue ............. P Packham, Joe .... ......... ..22 Palmer, Boyd ........ ........... 3 3 Palmer, Cherril ........ ........ 4 1, 77 Palmer, Gene ........ ............... 8 8 Palmer, Jarvis .... ........... 6 2 Palmer, Neida ....... ........ 2 2, 76 Palmer, Sidney .......... ........... 2 2 Palmer, Theodore .................................. 33 Parker, Norman .......................,............ 33 Parker, Sharon ................................ 41, 63 Partington, Dixie ........ 22, 68, 70, 78, 80 Peer, Jerry ................................................ 41 Penrod, Don .........,.......,.......................... 23 Pemberton, Mary ......... ............ 4 2, 36 Pepcorn, Jimmy ........ .................. 4 2, 103 Perez, Angie ......... .............. . , ........ 42, 76 Perez, Bob. ........ Perez, Gloria .................... 23, 70, 101, 132 63 Perkins, Gayle .................................. 33, Perrin, Dale ....... .. ......... 33, 72, 76, 87, 89 Perry, Bruno .... .................. . ............... 4 2 Perry, Sharon .......................................... 33 Perry, Shirley .......................................... 42 Peterson, Dennis ........33, 72, 83, 84, 86 Ratclitfe, Jody .......................................... Raty, David .................... 23, 69, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 79, 80, 89, 98, 99, 100, 103 Rauzi, Robert .................... 42, 63, 76, 103 Rawlins, Joan .................................... 24, 70 Rawson, Connie ..................,................. 42 Rayl, Jennie ......,..................................... Reeder, Alan ................ 42, 63, 72, 85, Rentmeister, Lafry .......................,........ Richards, Altii ...................................... Richards, Rama ............ ......... 3 4, Richard, Ronald ......... ............... Richins, Judy ......,..... ......... 4 2, Ricks, Eleanor ............. ............ Rivera, Ernestine ......... ........ Rivera, LeRoy ........... Rivera, Ralph ....... Roane, Marianne Robb, Leanard ......... Robbins, LeRoy ....... 34 86 87 54 77 34 77 42 42 42 42 24 42 34 77 51 24 97 77 24 79 82 Roberts, Nancy ............ .......... 2 4, 70 Robertine, Margaret ....... ................... Robertson, Dan ..........,..........,................ Robertson, Marva Ann ............ 34, 77, Robinson, Lynn .....................,........ 63, Robinson, Mervin .................................. Robison, Margaret .............. 34, 63, 76, Robicheau, Harvey .,................,....... 34, Roddom, Ronald .............................. 34, 77 Rohde, Garth ...... 34, 72, 83, 87, 88, 102 Rothey, Lee Ken .................................... 42 Rothey, Randy .................... 34, 72, 83, 85 Roundy, Sharon ...... .................... 2 4, 70 Roundy, Terry ............. ....................... 3 4 S Salas, Felix ..,.... .... Salas, Joel ................. 34 42 Salazar, Neddie ................................. Salazar, Walter ........................ 34, 87, 1 Sampson, Margaret ............ 34, 68, 76, Sampson, Melba ................ 24, 68, 70, Sandberg, Fred ..... ,.............. 2 4, 72, 82, Sanders, Judy ,.... ....... .. ......................... Sanders, Larry ........................ 43, 78, 1 Sandgren, Edward ....................,...,,........ Sant, Sharon ................ 34, 72, 74, 75, Saunders, Vaneta .................................. Saxton, Gail ............................................ Saxton, Gary ........ ........24, O3 95 79 87 42 02 63 77 34 43 81 Sorensen, Florence 06 Sorensen, Gary ...... .,...... 3 ...,.,. 2 5 Sorensen, Louis ....... ............. 2 5, 87 Sorensen, Lynne .......... .........., 4 3, 72, 77 Sparks, Betty Anne ............. 25, 70 Sparrow, Judy ............ ,.....,..,,,,.,, 4 3 81 Sparrow, Robert .... Staley, Elaine ......... Stallings, Sue ...... Stanger, Bob ....... Stanger, Jean ......... Stanger, Patsy ....... . ................ 34 so .........43, 34 .. ............ 34 .. ................ 43 70 43 43 Stark, Betty ..,.......... ..,.,,,,, 2 5, Stathis, Frocene ........ ............ Stauifer, Beverly ........ ...............,......,, Stemm, Peggy ......... ..................... 3 4, 76 Stephens, Brent ........................,,.,., 25, 76 Stephens, Sherie . ........... 14, 25, 70, 77 Stettler, Sonya ................................ 35, 76 Stewart, Arza ................ 25, 76, 78, 79, 80 Stewart, Dawe ....,,........,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 35, 103 Stewart, Mary ........ ......,..,.,..,,.,,....,.,,, 4 3 Stites, Harold ...... .....,.........,,..,, 2 5, 63 Stiff, Ivan --------- -.......... 2 5, 70, 72, 74 Stitt, Sharen ........ .......,,,,,., 3 5, 76, 77 Stitzer, Jim .....................,.... 43, 69, 71, 80 Stoddard, Florence ................,.............,, 25 Stoffers, Sherry ........ ........... 4 3, 68, 80 Stokes, Carol .......... ........................ 3 5 Stone, Alex .......... ............ 3 5, 86, 103 Stone, Bennett ................................... ...25 Stone, Frank .,.............. 35, 72, 82, 87, 88 Stowe, Jackie .... ......... 4 3, 68, 72, 74, so Strebel, Rex ......... ..........,..,........,...,..., 2 5 Suekawa, Bob ..,................. 35, 69, 72, sz Suckawa, Jack ...............,.,.............,,.,,,,., 87 Sully, Myrtle ........................,.........,...,..... 35 T Talbot, David .................................. 26, 77 Taylor, Doug ................ 43, 72, 83, 85, 87 Taylor, Fay ....... ................ 3 5, 75, 109 Taylor, Janice ...... .......... 2 6, 70, 77, 79 Taylor, Karen ...... .............. 3 5, 76, 98 Taylor, Marlene ...... .............. 2 6, 70, 79 Taysom, Joan .................... 43, 77, 95, 102 Terkelson, Wilma ........ , ..........,.......,.,,,., 43 Terry, Jim ................ ...,,.,.,.,,,,,, 2 6, Tesch, Lynn 77 63 Thomas, John ......... MW Thomas, Brent ......... ........... 4 3, 72 Thomas, Gary ....... .. ......... 26, 84 Thomas, Laurie .... ........ 3 5, 75, 80 Thompson, Wallace ...,.............. 43 Thon, Claudia ...... .............. 2 6 Thorpe, Marilyn ...... ...,,,.... 4 3 Thredgold, Lynette ...... .........,. 3 5 Tippets, DiAnn ...,.... ..........., 3 5 Tippets, Karen ......... ............... 4 3, 76 Trewet, Janet ........ ................ 3 5, 76, 77 Tretta, Dennis ................................ 43, 103 Truman, Carole .................................... 44 Truman, Truce .......... 35, 77, 83, 87, 103 Tsukamoto, Harold ................................ 44 Tuck, Carolyn .................................. 26, 70 U Ulibarrl, Jack ..................... Unander, Colleen .... V Valdez, Dorothy ....... Valdez, Nancy ........... Van Alfen, John ........... Vandersteen, Carol Vangsnes, Ole .............. 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