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Show c. BULK RATE POSTAGE PAID OGDEN, UTAH 84401 U S. PERMIT NO. 278 on l ii Vol. 2 r d TBi. j JSS: JL )lf i238&F .jfc- - d North Ogden, Utah No. 18 Thursday, May BLHS seminary graduates 162 at Ogden Tabernacle One hundred and sixty two students will be honored at the Ben Lomond High School seminary graduation exercises on May 18 at 7 p m. in the Ogden Tabernacle. The theme of the program will be The Kingdom of God is Within You. Student speakers will be Weston Peterson, Joan Staffanson, Debbie Little Field, Sheri Williams and Scott Huchins Prelude and Postlude music will be played by Dee Davis Jill Linford will give the invocation and Pat Charleworth the benediction. President J. Raymond Johnson of the Farr West Stake will give the welcoming address and accept the class. Principal Orvil Holley will presert the graduates and the stake , James D. Field. Ogden, Utah Lorin Farr Stake: Lorin Farr Ward Byron Fenn, LaMont Hansen, Dean A. Hennefer, Ester L. Hoxeer Sylvia Pagel and Jamie Wehner Laurian Patrick Seventh Ward Charlesworth, Kenny Dimick, Rusty Eskelson, Allen Drall and Dan Larsen Patty Jo Reilly, Michael J. Rich, Linda Snow, Kelly Snowball and Mark VanderDoes. Jeffrey Dalton, Gwen Eight Ward Funk, Sandra Hales, Michelle Ann Hawks, Karen Kap, Jeamce Smith, Barry Taylor and Rebecca Sue White I : i) :-- Bethers. Joe Brady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Brady of 1692 N. 4150 W Plain City is a member of the National Honor Society. He maintains a 3 6 grade point average and is involved with art, music and debate. L. v , Robert Adams. Kenneth J. Dabb, Robin Lynn Hurst. Karlene Kidman, Greg Layton, Melanie Moore and Carolyn Rosen-be- r. Michael Ward Barker, Tammie Campbell, Curtis Bryon Saxton and Diane Checketts, Stephens. , - bestowed "Hope of America awards on seven sixth graders. They are: Mike Wheeler, Robert Parker, Greg Wilkey, Wendy Welker, DeAnn Twitchell, Ann Pobanz and Susan Grassli. LOMOND VIEW Elementary School Richard Ward Joan Browning, Gina Capener, Marilyn Dickson, Joanna Harrison, Jeffrey E. Hawkes and Bart h Forty-fift- A V d Forty-secon- Bingham, KitAMioiis Hubbard Cindy Johnson, Debra Jones Debra Liuienclu. ituicn Ivucnat-- i Sorensen, Debbie Kay Stoney, Sheri Williams and Brenda Wood. Rose Ann Ward Bloomquist, Susan Boothe, Jeffrey h Forty-sevent- Clark, Barbara Coxey, Maureen Crimin, Michael Ferrin and Darrell Gygi. Kim Hale, Tamyra J. Robertson, Jean Staffanson, Joan Staffanson, Margo Stokes, Renette Thorstensen and Marci Workman. Ward Fifty-firs- t Molly Ann Armstrong, Sherilee Bond, Paul S. Carlesen, Ramona Cragun, Barry Bonnie Campbell wfiJ England, David Johnson, Debra Parsons, Julie Rich, Carolyn Stemm. Ward Patti Berg, Campbell vies for Miss Utah Miss Bonnie Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Campbell will represent North Ogden at the Miss Utah Pageant in June. Bonnie is the reigning Miss North Ogden and as to such, she has the opportunity compete against other Utah women in the Miss Utah Pageant. Bonnie will be giving up her crown and robe to a new Miss North Opden on June 25 as part of the Cherry Days celebration. The contest will be held at the Weber High School Theatre at 8 p m. on June 25 The crown given to Miss North Ogden is a replica of the one worn by Miss America and the cherry red robe was donated last year by Louises Fabrics in North Ogden. This year there will be 16 women participating in the pageant. The women will be judged on appearance in swim wear, and evening gowns, as well as on a talent segment and private interviews Four runnersup and the queen will be chosen. Miss North Ogden will receive a $300 scholarship. The first and second runnersup will each receive a $100 scholarship and the third and fourth runnersup each will receive $50. Other prizes will be awarded to contestants also The committee for the Miss North Ogden Pageant consists of: Jan Chandler, director; Margo Treece, co. Dale Wride, general of Cherry Days and financial chairman for the queen contest Carol Olson is in charge o judging with Jana Rae Shaw in Charge of advertising Pat Larsen is Handling publicity, Joanne College is in charge of tickets and Barbara Millard is in charge of being hostess to director, chairman the contestants. l, h Sixty-eight- school level. Fifth grade students are often encouraged to try for the The North Ogden Kiwams has honored sixth grade students from area elementary schools in the Kiwams Hope of America contest. award. Hope of America was begun four years ago in North Ogden, but the awards are given throughout the county now. Selection is made by the sixth grade teachers in each school The Hope of America honors outstanding students for their leadership and academic avilities at the grade and approval is then given by the principals. Thus far, awards have been given to studentss at Lomond View Elementary in Pleasant View, and to students at North Ogden Elementary. Students will be honored at Bated Elementary this week. P "1 1 4 'I ? I I ! ? ; A k , i , 7 V - Jerilee Ward h Anderson, Michael Johnson, Bruce Rieheson, Steven J. Salmond, Lisa Smith and Maureen Watkins. Linda Lee Ward Dale Brenchley, Susan Bonzo, r Sorensen I interests. Pamela Alford, Ward h Fifty-Nint- Donald C. Grow, Richard P. Fought, Shelley Slater Hansen, Julee Vail and City Williams. Ward Kay Chaise, Gail Franklin, Jill Linford, Patricia Patane, Diane Robertson and Richard Todd Robinson. Keith Taggarty Garn Tolsma and Janet Warner. Allene Rollins. Sixty-thirWard Susan AnderSisty-sixtWard Sixty-secon- d sen, Doris Andreasen, Brown, Bryan Nickerson. Gordon Seventy-firs- Deborah and Steven Ward t Susan Barney, Stephen Clemens, Michael Dalpais, Julie Frey, Lisa Kendrick, Lana Jean Nebeker, Natalie Smith, Maureen Stephens and Beth Wilde. Seventy-sixt- h Ward Lona Bassett, Pattie Dodge, James Dorigatti, Brenda Gillihan, Pam Hansen, John R. Higgs, Connie Nelson and Donna E. Sanders. Ogden, Utah W'eber North Stake; Blaine G. Atkinson and Third Ward Kellie Rita Day. Tenth Ward Albiston, Denise Williams and Laurie John Sixteenth Ward Zamora Montierth. Ogden, Utah Stake Sixty-sevent- h Barney. Kennedy. Ward - Deborah Shannon Wayne Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Miller of 4271 W. 3300 N S Taylor maintains a 3 9 grade point average and is a member of the band Robert G. Stein II maintains a 3 86 grade point average and is a member of the National Hnor Society. He has been listed in Whos Who Among American High School Students. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G Stein of 413 W. 4200 N., Pleasant View, Robert has been named to the society of Distinguised American High School Students. A Key Club member, Michael Stokes has lettered in track, and field, cross country and baseball He is a rfiember of the National Honor Society and has received the Eagle Scout award. He is in the priest quorum presidency at the North Ogden Ninth Ward. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stokes of 2618 N. 200 E. North Ogden. Reed Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas of 2126 N. 6700 W. Warren is a honor roll student with a 3.7a grade point average. Steven Warcfie, son of Mr and Mrs. LaMar Wardle of 3315 W. Pioneer Road., Slaterville has received an English special acheivement award He is on the honor roll and is active in church and sports , L . Debbie Despain, Elementarys "Hope Of America" contest winners are (from left) Thomas, Scott Hall, Chris Tingey, Patti Reeves and Lori Curtis NORTH OGDEN Lori J d h church Eric Liston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Liston of 939 W. 3800 N Pleasant View is an honor roll student. He enjoys sports and is active in scouting and church activities. He lists music and farming as major . Paige Sanders, Carrie and Eugene Stuart Jr. Mecham, has been elected sfudentbody president for next year. Jeff G rondel, 2992 N. 975 E North Ogden is a state math and mational German exarri nominee and maintains a 3.82 grade point average. He in ' h Fifty-fourt- mention at the Weber Regional Science fair. He is also active in choir groups and has taken part in many of Weber's drama productions. He has also been involved with advanced placement English. Stephen D. Fraunfelter, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Edgar R Faunfelter, of Quarters 161, Defense Depot Ogden, has lettered in basketball and football and is the photographer for the high school newspaper and yearbook. He also plays in the school band. Dirk Julander, son of Mr and Mrs. Rod Julander of 1226 E. 2500 N., North Ogden was named best actor in the Weber High drama Club competition. Dirk is also involved in debate. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk M Larsen , of 2545 N. 600 E., North Ogden is on the honor roil and is listed in Whos Who Among American High School Students. Tracy W. Larsen is on the school tennis team is is active r. j k Linda Wilson Fortieth Ward Amy Burden, Mark A. Dalton, James B. Griffin, Barton Hale, Weston Peterson and Terri Rackham. Blair Butler, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Maxwell, of 684 E 2650 N. in North Ogden is a letterman in track, cross country and weight lifting. Brent N. Call, son of Mr. and Mrs. Quinn R. Call of 1197 E. 1925 N North Ogden is a member of the National Honor Society and maintains a 3 7 grade point average Glade M. Cambell has played on the football, wrestling and track teams and is also active in church activities His parents are Mr. and Mrs J. Hugh Campbell of 774 E 2600 N North Ogden Tom Clemente is active in forensics, drama and the Weber High Chamber Choir. He maintains a 3 0 grade point average. Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clemente of 2941 N. 500 E Ken Flamm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce C. Flamm, of 2785 N 550 E., North Ogden received an honorable , i Connie Thompson and Hutchins, Forty-eight- S ) Tyler Daniels, Tina Hardy, Scott Johnson, Mark Lund, Scott O. John S. VanSwedne, Randy Wahlquist and David J. Woods. David Parsons Ward and Dale Stoker. Ogden, Utah North Stake: Twenty-nint- h Ward Nanette Brown, Penny Cutler, Shelley Holmes, D. Scott Lun-del- Club glues Hope America' awards tfo sfuderrfs h Sixty-fourt- 977 PLEASANT VIEW Weber High School will send 17 representatives to Boys State to be held at Utah State The University on June American Legion sponsors the annual exercise the government Brian W Bethers of 3874 N 900 W Pleasant View, is a member of the National Honor Society. He is on the honor roll and has been listed in Whos Who Among American High School Students and was the outstanding geometry student for 1976. He is active in track and with the school choir. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Barton Ogden, Utah Farr West Stake: Alan Morriss, Lomond View Ward Alfred Mound Fort 1st Ward Petersen and Sandra Read, Mound Laurie Brunei, Fort 2nd Ward Ward 1 to attend Boys State ward are: Twenty-firs- t 9, 17 selected presidents will award diplomas. Musical selections will be performed by the Ben Lomond Modern Choir with a special selection by Val Holley, Oh Galilee. Members of the class by stake and and Carol Hammond Tourangeau. Fifteenth Ward Terry 1 Warriors make plans for annual senior week activities, graduation Baccalaureate Warrior will be held at 9 a.m. Theatre. All seniors, their parents and On Sunday, May 22, in the friends are invited to this annual religious service. According to Principal Ted Campbell, there will be plenty of seating. Senior Day will be held on WedMay 25 to honor those nesday, graduating. Mr. Campbell points out that some students rhay have their own activities planned for the day, but that responsibility for any non school function must be assumed by the students and parents. Comencement exercises will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday , May 27, in the Weber High School gymnasium. TherS will be limited seating, so students have been encouraged to invite only adultmembers of their family. |
