‘PAGE 4 THE =e —SCOT’S HEADING FO Scots Look Good Bryant First Boy For Region | Cheerleader By Row Row 1: Morrel 2: Dave Teeples, Art Schoss, Rick Suekawa, Younger, Gene Woods. Dick Jardine. Than Ever This Season Returns, ter, Jerry like All-State cenStaley with Scott Mickelson and Chuck Chadwick playing defense, should stop all activity of the opposing teams. Of course it might take a little halfback; and Art Suekawa, fullback, look as tough as ever. With a little help from the offensive line and top receivers, Gene Woods and Morrel Teeples, the Fighting Scots could go all the way. The defense er, Jerry is Larry Staley, Profaiz- Scott Mickel- help from the treacherous backson, Larry McCubbin, Darrel _ field _led—by...Larry—MeDonald, /Pilgreen, Ron | Smith, Tony Ge: and Ron Smith, alias “The Critmez, Mike Lutz, Layne Reed, ter.” Paul The offense, led by Younger, quarterback; Schoss, halfback; Rick Dave Dick Jardine, OUTLOOK IS GREAT FOR CROSS COUNTRY TEAM This year Ben Lomond has come up with a cross country team with great potential. To quote Jerry Walker ‘“‘This year’s cross country team is one of the best Ben Lomond has had.” This year the cross country team is fortunate to have some Brynor, Steve Rubino, Bruce Gilbert, Larry McDonald; Stan Schaub, Maurice Bowens, Richard Cottrell, and Doug Cottle. The Dave Karry offense Murbuek, is Gene Dave Rasmussen, | wick, Doug Woods, Sneddon, Chuck Chad- Owens, Jerry Staley, Mike Saunders, Morrel Teeples, Dave Schoss, Dick Rick Younger, Art Suekawa, Holliday, Craig Field, Dennis Doug Smith, and Jardine, Dave Chate- That example points up the fact that every team is out to beat you. The minute Ben Lomond lets up, some team will be waiting to beat us. There are many teams in Region I who would like to do _ just that. There such thing as an “easy game.” There are many dangers in “taking it easy.” Ben Lomond did that two years ago. We let up in one game and were never able to regain our momentum. In fact, we lost our last three games of the season, including the State quarter-finals play-off game against Davis High. The team’s “come-from-behind”’ victory over the Spanish Fork Dons shows that Ben Lomond’s team has the ability to score when it is necessary. Which is very comforting to know if you happen to be a Ben Lomond an. All of you Ben Lomond fans had better go out and support the Scotties by attending as many of Ben Lomond’s games as possible, especially the games which aren’t played at home. I predict that the Ben Lomond Scotties will come out as the winners of the Region I trophy. Now let’s go to the games and make that prediction into a reality. lain. is no In Several Years PETERSON For example: Last year (as in most years) Ogden was the team to beat. The only team to come close to completing that task happened to finish last in the Region I race. That team was Roy. Mighty Scot's Look Mightier Coach Kap says, “This year’s team has the greatest potential in the history of our school.” STEVE According to the pre-season ‘forecasts, made by two Northern Utah newspapers and shared by many Ben Lomond High supporters, this is Ben Lomond’s year in football. But let’s not kid ourselves. The news= papers can only predict the rei sults, they do not play our opponents. In order to beat our Region I rivals it will take a lot of effort by a hard-working team of Scotties.. The rest of the teams in the region will not give up on the idea of running over, around, and through Ben Lomond’s defenses. Bryant Ford because of “cheerleader ‘perienced the in Scots have It’s possible that through his ‘example oe BRYANT this could Tradition. become can come FORD TWO DOWN--BEARS ARE NEXT Spanish Fork Bombed Over The great tack Scots 27-20 Ben Lomond Versus. Bear River Scotties unleashed a running and passing atSaturday. The powerful soared from behind to win in second half. Dave Schoss, who started it with a tremendous burst of power, scored from seven yards out. Then Younger hit Gene Woods for a_ great 50-yard touchdown pass. After another pass to Woods by Younger, Dick Jardline ran in the last Scot touchdown. Ron Smith booted three out The offense and defense match forces against Bear River Friday on Bear River’s field. At home games, the Scotties have full crowd support, but when the Scots travel the fans are few and far apart. Bear River is a tough team to beat, but the team is confident that with crowd support this should be victory number three. of four field goals which made the final Scots. score 27-20 for the SkyView Number Two The Scots downed Skyview 31-6 Friday at Ogden Stadium. Rick Younger and Gene Woods seem to be a great combination as they started the game with Younger throwing another 50yard pass to Woods. This put the Scotties in good field position for their first touchdown. Art Suekawa later showed his superior running ability as he ran a 65-yard punt return. The defense is most likely the best the Scots have experienced. They only gave up three first downs in the whole game. Ron Smith put on a great show as he made another five field goals for the Scots. Now you can wear the symbol of your high school while you are still a sopho-. more, junior or Senior. Don’t wait until you're almost ready to graduate to get your school ring. Order yours today from Zale’s, in magnificent 10K gold rings for all schools. It’s so easy to own, on convenient terms. Wear it while vou pay. | Boy’s $32.50, Girl’s $28.50 up with two more hard runners, they will be in perfect condition for their meets. There are many good prospects who will most likely fill these positions which right now include senior Dave Martinez, and juniors Randy Venable, Ray Etcheverry, and George Green. It looks as though with the number of sophomores out for the team they could also make a good 2431 show- Ben Lompnd, with limited in- Open Ron smith, Larry McCubin, Scott,| Mickelson, Tony ane Gerry Chadwick, Dave Snedden. a cros country team competing Ber. a Larry McDonald, Richard Cottrell, Brent ene, Stan Schaub, Bruce mefaitle, Maurice Bowes: : OE top. regional: honors. ee ‘Should look forward to DOWNTOWN Washington Blvd. NEWGATE 3675 Wall Ave. ing. juries, Row 1: a | Let’s hope that some of the | junior boys are thinking seriously towards this goal. : three seniors — Todd Parker, Roger Burnett, and Jerry Walk- team ex- years. of the great runners of last year. The top runners consist of er. If the his ‘tumbling ability is the first boy Staley, Chuck Gilbert, yes a2 a acdouns today! ; 3528. 52 @ ve eS