You als Male the TA? iis DER So. W, Hust Print it Ben Lomond High School VOLUME 14 OGDEN, Teachers Leave UTAH, WEDNESDAY, MAY NUMBER 7 31, 1967 7: THE YEAR OF THE SCOTS To at It was opening day of school, September 6, and everyone was in a chaos trying to find his classes and opening his new lockers. The new sophomores ran to the office between class _to find out where Room 64 was and if they could change from Algebra II to Fundamental Math. The matinee dance Was a success and everyone got a taste of the new school year. Year's End The following teachers will be leaving Ben Lomond High School upon completion of this year’s teaching. We appreciate these teachers and wish them all the luck in the world in their future ventures. Miss Olivia Bertagnolli Mr. El Mont Bingham Mrs. Judy Cooper Maj. John D. Hinwood Dr. Laurence Lyon Mrs. Leleah Logan Mrs. Sharon Jo Mayberry Mrs. Jolene Miller Mr. J. Mike Monson Miss Susan Thompson Mrs. Lynn Trenbeath | On Thursday, September 29, the girls met in the auditorium for the Girls’ Association Tea; the boys went to the gym for | their annual get-together. There the kids met cute little Shal | Whitford and tall, good-looking Leif Silegen, our two A. F. S. students. Cadets Win Top Graduation speakers Diane Yorgason, Clela Bailey, Doug McAllister, and Debbie Mester (left to right) check over their notes for Thursday’s commencement exercises. October 27 brought the PTA back into action from the last year, and the following evening featured the Halloween Dance with costumes ranging from Dracula to Betty Boop. Peter Gillins and Cheryl Fisher starred in the school play, “Our Town,” and so the first term ended. On November 23, the Thanksgiving Dance was held and we got a four-day weekend. The Home Economics Departmen t and Girls’ Association sponsored the Open House (which was televised) on December 1. Christmas vacation was a great relaxer from school studies, but we were rarin’ to go after New Year’s. On January 30 to February 4, we held Scots’ Week with hop scots, marble tournaments, gathering of the clans, and boys wearing kilts. This Year's Officers: A first for Ben Lomond, the music and drama departm ment ent — — combined in 08 sv" Outstanding Leadership Award, C/MAJ. STEVEN CHERRY. Senior Year Citizenship Award, C/MAJ. EDWARD ARMSTRONG. Junior Year Citizenship Award, C/1ST LT. JAMES HANZELKA. Sophomore Year Citizenship Award, C/M. SGT. DENNIS HOLLIDAY. Senior Year Superior Junior Cadet Award, C/LT. COL. DARREL BENCH. Junior Year Superior Cadet Award, C/1ST LT. fe a tee <a | 6 of This year’s graduation will long be remembered by all graduating seniors. May 26 started off the big show, with the traditional Senior Sluff Day, which ended in sunburns and headaches. Then the 28th everything slowed down to a softer, more tranquil state with the Baccalaureate held at Weber State College. On the 29th the Awards Assembly was held in honor of all outstanding performances of students in many different fields. Then as the final day arrived, the farewell assembly was held with tears and many good-byes not only to friends but to the empty halls that once were crowded and noisy. TOP SCHOLARS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS DAVID CARLSEN. ‘Sophomore Year Superior Ju-nior Cadet Award, C/MSG. Kyle Mattson. A Third Year Proficiency in number of Ben Lomond’s students have Weapons Award, KURT COR- scholarships into Utah colleges. OLES. Third - Year Marksmanship Those chosen for Weber State College are: Proficiency Award, C/MAJ. STEVEN CHERRY. Rifle Team Champion Medal, TERRY CARPENTER. Best Drill Cadet Award, CADET CAPTAIN BRUCE PAT-. TERSON. Outstanding NCO Medal, C/1st SGT. DOUGLAS McNEELY. Brae Laddie Cup, DAVID PETERSON. Most Efficient Company, will be received by the Company Commander for Company “D”, CADET MAJOR BRUCE PATTERSON. Best Drill Squad, will be received by the squad leader, C/MFC BLAIR WELLING, for the 3rd Sqd., 3rd Plt., Company “BR: Best Drill Platoon, will be received by the platoon leader, C/1ST LT. HENRY HOWELL for the 2nd Plt., Company “A”. _ Best Drill Company, will be received by the company commander for Company “D”, C/MAJ. BRUCE PATTERSON. Outstanding Senior Year Award, C/LT. COL. DARREL BENCH. Thayle Anderson Bobbie Albiston Brad Barker Virginia Layton Dennis Penrod Vivienne Nye Linda Mingo Lanny Rasmussen Neil Shock Paul Williams Mel Shimizu ' Jim Slater Sandy Sorenson Cliff Bennett Dale Barnett Mike Garrard Linda Hogge Lynn Jensen Camille Jones Karen King Scholarships Given by BYU William been are: Marsden Gary Thompson Scholarship winners are: Don Belliston Claire Etchivery Doug Hunt Allan Lucas Scholarships to U. of U. are given Doug McAllister Marsha Leishman February 25. Again, it was the biggest and most beautiful dance of the year. The spring vacation was made especially for teachers so they could recuperate for the last term of school. lows: STUDENT Jim Stith, BODY Pres. Judd King, V. P. Linda Mi ngo, Sec. Mari Br own, Hist . On April 14 the Junior Prom brought the year to a_ peak. Seniors and juniors had put on their class assemblies and the sophomores decided they didn’t have a chance so—no Sophomore Assembly. SENIOR CLASS Don Belliston, Pres. Kathy Hicken, V. P. Jeanette Eldredge, Sec. JUNIOR CLASS Brent Profaizer, Pres. Jerry Walker, V. P. Pat Weaver, Sec. offered SOPHOMORE Sunday, April 30, brought the cultured week of the Fine Arts Festival at B.L.; elections took over and the new officers were chosen. CLASS Richard Wangsgard, Dean Post, V. P. Kay Stanford, Sec. received their graduation announcements and ordered their caps and gowns. | : GIRLS’ ASSOCIATION Margo Stagge, Pres. Jeanine Peer, V. P. Lynn Mattson, Sec. BOYS’ The end of this school year was literally at hand. Seniors Pres. _ ASSOCIATION Doug Kump, Pres. Bruce VanDyke, V. Jim Slater, Sec. P. At last, yearbook day; papers will be stacked three feet high in every hall with everybody sitting on top of the mess, signing hundreds of yearbooks. On June 2, we sleep till noon, then casually walk to school, get our report cards, and head for Pine View. High Roll Honors 20 Scots USU Jeff Braithwaite Jim Stith Steven-Henager Business Out Ted Naanes Margo Stagge Dale Titinsor Diane Yorgason to: James Randy Walker Dryer College: Naomi Howell of state scholarships were given to: Jean Curtis to Colorado Women’s College. Mary Maddox to Carlton College. Special: Darrell Bench (R.0.T.C.) Linda Bennett (Eagles) Certificates were awarded this year to 20 4.0 Honor Roll students: SENIORS Clela Bailey Shirley Boss Linda Brown Vicki Langliers Terry Spindon JUNIORS Bill Allred Kevin Charlton Darrell Checketts Elaine Grose Diana Jones Elaine Maathuis Wesley Montierth Larry Peterson Adele Poorte James Walker Connie Wimmer SOPHOMORES Russell Gary . Carruth Hartz : Kathleen Jones | Randy Langhahn Kyle Mattson Becky Taylor .