One afternoon, when we were in the 9th grade at Mound Fort Jr High, Ron Hall and several other friends were crossing Washington Boulevard on our way to Combe’s. In preface to question he was about to ask, Ron blurted out “Hey Mole!”. He later said the name just popped into his head! From that moment on I was known as “Mole”. In High School it became so pervasive that many of friends knew me as “Mole”. We had a large group of friends that included people from Ben Lomond, Ogden High, and even a few from Bonneville High; most people in that extended group called me “Mole”. That went on until the ‘70s and I still have a couple of friends who address as “MOLE”!
Tod Maltby
One afternoon, when we were in the 9th grade at Mound Fort Jr High, Ron Hall and several other friends were crossing Washington Boulevard on our way to Combe’s. In preface to question he was about to ask, Ron blurted out “Hey Mole!”. He later said the name just popped into his head! From that moment on I was known as “Mole”. In High School it became so pervasive that many of friends knew me as “Mole”. We had a large group of friends that included people from Ben Lomond, Ogden High, and even a few from Bonneville High; most people in that extended group called me “Mole”. That went on until the ‘70s and I still have a couple of friends who address as “MOLE”!
Gary Acker
I honestly didn't know how you got that nickname but I still think of you as "mole. Good to hear from you again