Nt THE COVETED IRON HORSE TROPHY IRON HORSE GAME? RIVALRY WITH TIGERS MARKS 15TH ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR Each these year two area .throat. onlya years From this very did Ben rivaly, the This year, 15th and game Now Iron is then all of your support You. Male activities start High we Horse was have game gave behind Iron it up are in full was the non-existent. All and what two unforunitely consecutive since. With the the trophy the Game Lomodn High. marks short Horse Ogden engine. year Iron “When ago, attended locomotive This the question: Sixteen the when schools was started. in the Horse to the team, Ogden. we that behind the high the Iron school continually trophy usually Oct. asks Horse?” students at each is a replica in other’s of a large Oct. Ben Lomond had have dragged it back can bring the Iron Horse the back trophy only for twice Pep Assembly, between lunch 4 Wed. Football game, Ogden at BLHS| 4-5-6 Wed. Thurs. Fri. AllState Music Festival. Oct. 7 Sat. Oct. 9 Mon. Oct. 13 Fri. Oct. 13 Fri. to its home. Events 4 Wed. of Ogden High. game. We someone idea are The hands swing, Coming Oct. Journalism ,Oct. Oct. Audubon As. sembly, 9:00 and 10:00 a.m. 19 Thurs. Counseling Office open, 6:30 p. m. 26 Thurs. PTA “Back to Oct. 27 Fri. Oct. Con- 18 Wed. School ference at BYU | Fisher Body Assembly, 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. Pep Assembly, between lunch Football Game, Box Elder at BLHS |Nov. |Nov. Nov. W, Vsws Night” Football Game, BLHS at Weber 1-2-3 Wed., Thurs., Fri— School Play in Auditorium 3 Fri. Pep Assembly, between lunch 3 Fri. Football game, Logan at BLHS ust Print it Ben Lomond High School OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1967 VOLUME 15 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Named Student Reporter Monday, Sept embe 25, was| r '¥ WESSON! ay the Junior Varsily Cheerleader tryouts were held. A number of Sophomores and Juniors competed for one of the cheerleading positions. | September 29, On Saturday, a workshop for KSL high school reporters was held at the KSL radio and television studios. The young reporters from all There will be seven Junior over the state were greeted by Varsity cheerleaders instead of Joseph A. Kjar, general manasix. The odd number for cheer- ger of KSL. He spoke to each leader will be Craig Finch, a junior reporter while they had boy. ‘their picture taken with him. The six Junior varsity girl Mr. Kjar was especially delighted with the reporter from Ben ' cheerleaders are Lynn Goddard, Lomond, Bill Allred, with whom Debbie Wright, Jocelyn Chow, he had a long talk. Sandy Tracy, Debbie Tams, and After the picture taking the Danette Fisher. cub journalists were taken on Congratulations go out to all a tour of the studios. the Junior Varsity cheerleaders. HALF-TIME SHOW A really great halftime show is planned for the Iron Horse game tonight. Last year Ogden High did a good job with their marching display, and tonight Ben Lomond plans to outdo them. Mrs. Parker (Pep Club), Mrs. Mower (Bonnie Lassies), and Mr. Archibald (Band) have spent much preparation in getting this show organized. The game will be great and a good half-time show will make it even better. Following the tour the reporters were treated to a luncheon. After the luncheon five reporters were chosen to be interviewed on KSL radio. The Ben Lomond reporter was among those interviewed. New Road Completed The new Harrison extension was finally completed last Monday. This new road is a great benefit to people traveling to work. However, many students feel a problem has been created by the extension. Pupils walking to school find it hard to cross the road because of all the traffic. Many of them feel a hazard has been created and a semaphore should be installed. NUMBER2 Seminary Officers Are Chosen The Seminary officers sanders, preside) are nt; Kathy| AF 2 rson, vice president; An- nette Keseling, secretary; Wesley Montierth, senior class representative; Renae Champneys, junior class representative; and Dwight Brough, sophomore class representative. The Fall Cleanup will be held in October. The Seminary students will clean up widows’ yards. Parking Lot Policed Again This Year Ben Lomond is again carrying out the idea of student monitors to police the parking lot. Their job is to report anyone smoking or sluffing on campus. Persons caught in either of these acts will be suspended from school. They will be able to return only when their parents have talked with Dr. Drechsel. In this way the student body hopes to end these problems. Highlander Motto No nation, no station My envy e’er could The Sophomore officers are (left to right) Linda Hutzley, Larry Vale, and Norma Slater. Sophs Hold Elections When the Sophs voted for class officers on Sept. 22, there was a close count for all of them. The winners were President, Larry Vail; and Secretary, Norma Vice President, Linda Hutzley; Slater. Asked about his plans Soph President, Larry Vail, said, “I hope to get the Brodies more in the Scot spirit so we can win the poster contests and the pep assemblies. I also hope to have more sophomore parties and dances. With the help of Linda, Norma, and all of the Brodies we should have a great year.” raise; A Scot still, A Scot still; I knew nae higher praise —Robert Burns Linda Hutzley plans to make this year as fun as possible for the Soph class. She says, “If the studentbody keeps behind us with their school spirit and motto, ‘“Loyalty,” Ben Lomond will be the greatest school around. induction for Honor Society Tentatively Set Oct. 19 Secretary Norma Slater plans to try to help make this Sophomore year the most fun and memorable for the class of “70.” This year’s. officers are Craig Woods, president; Kim Yorgason, vice president; Jo Packham, secretary; and Adele Poorte, treasurer. The advisors are Mrs. Holmes, Mr. Allen and Mr. Boyle. All Honor Society should take the PSAT test on October 10. There are several good scholarships offered to anyone who scores high. Register by paying a dollar to Mrs. Hartwell in the book store. Norma believes that the only thing this year better would be to help the things together, to forget which junior from, and become “Friendly, Fighting that could make Sophs do more high they came Scots.” af