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

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.-'-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.

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, 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.

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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.