TWO 1 SEPTEMBER ea I'm certain you have all noticed the presence of some newcomers to our school. Each year the upper classes suffer the pains of putting up with the sophomores, but I'm sure we'll all survive it (although some of the Brodies may le telosh | not.) FACES ~ utmost and alot of Scotty YES spirit, Today Sept. 27. ee at: BLESS Bonneville at BLHS Oct. 4 - Ogden Uet. Oct Det. Nov. 29 ic? 25 “ : = = BLHS at Box Elder Roy at BLHS Weber at BLHS BLHS at Logan and BLHS (Iron they Horse) (p- EN) rAd Sophomore MET a LEED os J ve ® 3 Sess. e \ so are the hopes of Fall is in the air and the Ben Lomond Scots’ for another Region One football championship. The scots go in to the season with good size and speed but the experience is a little on the short side. Ben Lomond up front will have beefy Ben Cockrell and junior Kim Peterson holding down the tackles with Steve Knudson and Dale Slade running at guards. The blond walrus, Rob Alley is at center along with Dave Muirbrook~ at tight end. The Scotties have little experience in the backfield. The only returner from last year is Dick Jardine who is side lined with a knee injury. Randy Jensen’ looks extremely well in the pre-season. He will be looking over the quarterback. will defenses at Bruce Gilbert be one half back. Randy Russell, who is filling the hole left by the absence of Jardine, will also play half back. Tony Gomez is likely Schedule = = J A FOOTBALL IN AIK may come through for BL once more. The team consists of: John Griffin, George’ Green, Danny Walker, John Wolthuis, Mark Sabin, Rex Tucker, Art Pietchman, Kent Fowler, Dan Slater, and other fine runners. : Game es See Randy Venable is gone. With him went one of BL's most valuable assets, his legs. Randy is one of the most promising cross country runners in this area. He how’ runs for BL's opponent, Weber. Randy's defection left us a little gloomy. However Coach Hislop claims that his trackburners will overcome their lack of experience. With Mr.fMislop pushing the guys to the hd sf = PROBLEMS 1968 back All in all, | think we've got some pretty eager and intellingent sophs this year. For example, notice how fast they can make it to federal lunch, and right away they found ott where all the restrooms were. During the first few days of adjustment, a few of them may have lost their way,|!bt there was always a friendly senior or junior nearby to tell them where to go. Sophomores, you're going to take alot a ribbing this year but we all w ant you to ap~ preciate the great school you're now attending. So cheer up. Time passes, and if you do, next year you'll have your very own sophomores to pick on. by Linda Anderson TEAM 20 Pa PAGE to be at full back. Harold Thompson, Joe Tay- lor, William Heywood, and Lee Thompson could break into the starting position anytime. On defense Dean Post,.. Jutio Cortez, Steve Stewart p will moves the the Scots .be stand ball along could be at outs. with Utah If the offense a_ rugged defense, Stadium this fall. FLASH This week's poster contest was won by the fabulous Brankins. The posters had to be up and the class that had by Wednesday morning, The total results were: Ruskins the most won. BRANKINS twenty-six; and Brodies twnety-four; eleven. employed by a in being Anyone interested should contact Mr. Corps Neighborhood Youth Tittensor in the Counseling Center.