BEAT THE TIGERS The Ogden City stadium will be the scene at 8 p. m. tonight of “the biggest game of the year” as two of the state’s most bitter arch-rivals, Ben Lomond High and Ogden High, square off in the eleventh annual “Iron Horse” football game. field in the state in Ogden High. Such names as Henry Owens, Gary Samples, and Ron Blackhurst dot the classy Tiger backs—field. a Ogden’s defense lacks depth, f=but so does the Scots, altho ugh both teams have recently improved their defenses considerably. The Ogden Tigers, No. 4 rated team in the state, will enter the contest with a better record than the Scots, .but any and all previous records can be thrown out the window when these two schools meet. The winner of the game will have to score quickly and then try to hold off the other team. If both Ben Lomond and Ogden use this strategy, and they probably will, the game could end in a low score. Tonight’s game promises to be a wild, offensive battle as both teams sport much better offenses than defenses. The game should prove’ evenly matched, though, in both size and skill. Ben Lomond will outweigh Ogden by an average of four pounds per player. The Scots also hold a tremendous weight advantage on the front line where they have four players over two hundred pounds. SaSsene Posing with “Iron Horse’ ball teams, (left te right) The big Scots, however, will face the fastest and best back- You VOLUME trephy are members David Bott, Spencer , of Ben Lomond Wright, Henry High’s and Ogden High’s footOwens, and Robert Williams. make 11 BEN BLHS' First Trophy ‘Iron Horse’ Won (Reprinted from ’53) Ben Lomond High School will receive the very first trophy for their trophy case by virtue of their victory over Ogden high last Friday, by a score of 7-6. The trophy is the new “Iron Horse’, which depicts the friendship, unity, and feeling of cooperation that exists between the two schools. The trophy, now being built by Mr. Carl Wallis, Ben Lomond industrial arts instructor, was donated to the schools by Mr. Toby Larsen. It will consist of the scale models of the two trains which met at Promontory, Utah, at the completion of the first transcontinental railway, mounted upon a track section. The track, in turn, will be mounted upon a wooden base with a metal plaque affixed to it. Each year the name of the winning school will be placed upon the plaque, and the colors of the victor will be painted on one of the ties. The trophy will be presented to Ben Lomond Student Body President, Dennis Stettler, by Bob Doctor, Ogden’s Student Body President, as soon as it is completed. FROM THE "IRON WHAT: Re Alan Kap, in his first year as a head football coach, will direct the Scots against Ogden. Norris Johansen will lead the :Tiger attack tonight, as usual. = If Ben Lomond wins tonight, =<which is more than likely, it =will take over possession of the :“Iron Horse” from Ogden; “which has held the trophy for eight of the past ten years. If ‘Ogden wins or ties, it will retain the “Iron Horse” for at - least another year. LOMOND HIGH SCHOOL German Vice Consulate Visits Scots OGDEN, WHICH CLASS According assembly UTAH, to the FRIDAY, WOULD Red Cross LIKE OCTOBER TO officers, 4, 1963 DISPLAY a A NUMBER TROPHY? trophy similar to the award will be presented to the class donating the most Dr. Citron, the German Vice- money to the High School Red Cross Donation Drive. This drive Consulate of San_ Francisco, honored Ben Lomond German will take place during the second week of October. and history students Monday, Statistics prove that Ben Lomond placed low as a school October 23, by discussing various current and past events. upon completion of this drive last year. Born and raised in West Ber- lin, he received his masters degree in Drama and French Literature. He explained his great interest in the various economies, standards of living, and politics of America as his reason for his work in the foreign service. He ‘elaborated on the great and growing problems of Berlin and gave the average German viewpoint. He explained that Germany not only lacks unemployment but also supplies seva thousand Europeans with jobs.. ; When asked his opinion on foreign aid, he explained he thought it to be a good thing but he also believes that in certain countries it is being used to the wrong advantage. He expressed his great admiration of the American people and his hope to help his fellow countrymen to be better Americans. HORSE'S" MOUTH 11th annual “Iron Horse” football game Ben Lomond High and Ogden Hiigh. WHERE: Ogden City Stadium. WHEN: 8 P.M. CROWD: About 8,000. PREDICTION: Ben Lomond 7, Ogden 0. between B.L. contributed $52.00; Ogden contributed $100.00; Hill- erest contributed $500.00. Let’s display Scottie Spirit! Help those in need, and beat Ogden High! The names of Ben Lomond’s Red Cross officers, elected last year, appear Carol Deegan Pat Morgan Pam Newey Sandy Mr. below. President Vice-President President Clawson and Judy of Nursing Bennit Home Activities Publicity Managers Jeppson 3 SCOTS SHORTS “Integration and Full Civil Rights,” the subject of a talk given by Reverend C. Sumpter Logan on September 25, caused a slight bit of controversy among the Social Studies Semimar students. Several students stated that inter-marriage must reach a state of acceptance hefore full integration may exist in the United States. Reverend Logan disagreed. He stated that “America in the future will exist as brown America.” He based his opinion upon the facts that all mankind originated from Adam (meaning mankind), that no race may correctly call itself a pure race, that 30,000 Negroes pass unknown into the white race each year, and that the whites make up a small minority of the world today. Advisor Does Social Work attract your attention? Interested girls and BOYS may apply for voluntary nursing home work. A course, starting soon, trains you and requires but one hour a week for six weeks. After that you work one hour a week at your convenience. If a career of this type attracts you, then act now and gain experience. Contact Pam Newey, EX 4-0098. SCOT SCHEDULE Oct. Oct. . Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct, Oct. 4—Ogden at BLHS 9—BLHS at Logan 10, 11, 12—U.E.A. Teachers’ Institute 12—Journalism Conference 24—BLHS P.T.A. Back-to-School Night 25—BLHS at Bountiful 25—-BLHS Halloween Dance 30—Senior Class Assembly Ben Lomond’s new tennis courts will soon be started. The Ogden Board of Education will open bids October 7 for the construction of four double courts. They will be located to the north of the gym. * ah % Would you like to spendja year in a foreign country as a foreign exchange student? Pick up an application form in the library. Ask the librarian for information concerning your eligibility. Two years of a Foreign Language are required. No exceptions will be made. If you can fulfill the requirements and you wish to go, you must apply before October 14. .