ou make e just | + the oe print it BEN VOLUME 12 LOMOND HIGH SCHOOL OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1965 TAMMIE i an a on | QUICK - SYLVIA NUMBER 9 CUTLER SeSoocoorveseossoeos i a The Greatest Scots Alive Beginning from the first day of school, the spirit of enthusiasm burning in the heart of every Scot for this eager anticipation of the year b pati througho . t if) Sah 4 : 9 : 3 e t the entire ye — has continued. the kindling of indli a §WWOAT I uctively under the leadership of the seniors who have set the example for others to follow. Setting the standard of quality in talent, the Senior Class presented the first class assembly of the year, “Viva Le Mort,” which provided a difficult challenge for the remaining classes in their attempt to better it. To prove themselves in pep and spirit, they accepted the challenge onstr put forth by the Junior Class to learn the school song and won. Another attribute was that of preserving and re_specting traditions in their various activities. Not only did they preserve them, but they also set new ones during their sponsorship of Scot’s Week which highlighted the entire year. In another instance, the elder class illus- CARL BERUBE 3 trated that they also possessed decorative skill in their ability to transform the gym into a beautiful Carousel which provided a delightful atmosphere for the Junior Prom. . The leadership of the Class of ’65 has guided the entire studentbody through an enjoyable and successful year. Their standards and the examples they have set for their- followers have greatly benefitted Ben Lomond High School this year, and the impressions they leave 9 behind will continue to benefit the school for many years WENDY GRIFFIN RON to come. | DIXIE DORNBOS JIM VAN LEEUWEN MIKE WIMMER WOOD oe