Ogden High School - Classicum Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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wh., uw-, V Marlene Barnes, Dick Larsen, and Marvin Wiggins listen to Mrs. Campbell's opinion. Janice Spiers gathered the daily absence sheets for the morning classes. Mr. McGregor authorizes the excuses of Eddie Collins and Ralph Johnson. Each branch is an extension of the tree, a separate ramification and yet a portion of the Whole. Also, each department is a supplement to Qgden High School. The specific skills of every branch give the students a diversified background in preparation for an uncertain future. ls any reasonable goal impossible if the knowledge we have received is aptly tested and applied ?

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it ' Q at, , 4 .t 7 .:' . . ,ew ii taf if fr I' J ' f With the carfdecorating contest, Thanksgiving Dance, and those i f X N bristly beards, the Boys' Association carried on their annual tradition I' of boosting school spirit and creating closer harmony among the boys. Robert Moesing Mike Burdett Ion Wilson President Vice President Secretary 1 F , bas! V Left to Right, Row One: Ion Wilson, Robert Moesinger, Mike Burdett. Row Two: Robert Wright, Gene Kunz, Bill Leatherwood, Roy Fessenden, Charles Powell, Mark Murray, Tom Butterfield, Jim Grossenbach, David Powell. Row Three: Rod Brewer, Gordon Afileck, Ted Bell, Steve Porter, Carter Pierce, Earl Henninger, -,-- Q B Oarin Sessions, Mike Stoddard. Row Four: Don Shelton, Richard Schow, David Denkers, David Lee, Wayne Dudman, Neal Gun- narson, Michio Terramuto, Johnnie jones, Lon Rothy. Row Five: Carl Creer, Terry Rich, Don Hebard, Tom jones, Elbert Curtis, Leonard Taylor, Robert Bragonje, Kay Matsumura, Elwyn Peterson. 15

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