September 26 s ‘atHappening This Year Ben Lomond High ” % ; si Clan and many others | equally as interest AEA Re rested in all sports, Eng- _ teacher, Merieret Neal, — clan cons now of bout 20 people, but it’s rap_ idly growing. Twice a week these students meet at the 3 president, who has _ frequently dotted the sport -page in the last year with her many sports achievements, is _ Wendy Wangsgard. Assisting _her as vice president and sec-. ‘Yetary are Kent Green and itt secree Curtis, 1 historiad leaders, Mar- dner, Rachel Powell, a2 a_ Chase, Marlene and * — s. metion of the _ Clans. Clans ever Where sats the way made really in- f ; 5 dete a true ng to It’s football season again, and every school student body js wondering, “Who'll take Region championship?” or “Who'll take State?” and the usual answer is, “We will.” That’s the way Ben Lomond’s a team feels, too, This year— _ the football saad has great chances ahead of them. Don — ‘Ballantyne and Gary Kapp. have the reputation of being | the best Fred ends in the’ state.” Sandberg, Dick Miller and Keith Mickelson also _ a_ established a name for haye themselves in the football lime- By light. The rest of the team, - too, has promising players , is Coach “Twist” Jones, onte Bailey, and Dick Nelson are all looking forward to many victories, ~ Last Friday night Ben Lo- mond started out their season with a bang, when they played South Cache in the opening Region One game, of Hyer 5 BERRY |