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Show - PAGE 6 FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1972 HIGHLANDER B. L. Swimmers Take ‘Em Scots’ Schedule All Ben Lomond’s _ swimming team is headed for region champs again this year, January 13 makes the 13th consecutive win with region meets. Ben Lomond has been undefeated in region for two years, December 9th started the swimming season off for B. L. with Bonneville. Ben Lomond swam with the score of 72 points while Bonneville had only 29. Ben Lomond came home from Skyview at their second region meet with 54 points against 45 points. It takes three of our opponents Your special talent or interest may be a very special gift to a crippled child or adult. Contact your local Easter Seal Society and learn how you can put it to work. the team up being to victory, a dead he The Chess Clan had a tourna- ment with Ogden High School on January 13, 1972. Although Ben Lomond lost the tournament, a rematch has been scheduled. The Clan hopes to play the other high schools. The officers are Roger Roberson, president; Denise Nielson, vice president; Kim Rackham, historian, and Debbie Thompson, On January 6th, Ben Lomond met with Logan for the third region meet of the season, During the 400-yard relay Bill Devereaux, swimming freestyle, gained on Logan, giving us the total points to beat Logan. Kent Costley broke the school record in the individual medlay by two seconds. Ben Lomond’s relay team is ranked 7th place in state. Come out and support YOUR only undefeated team! treasurer. Brent place in Hamblin is in_ first Ben Lomond’s tourna- ment, with Marty Stevens Herbert Mudrow in second and and SWIM Jan. Feb. SCHEDULE at Box Elder 4—Intermountain REGION third places respectively. TEAM 27—B.L. MEET—Feb. at B.L. 11 at Lo- whole team is tired and they just don’t have the energy to jump for rebounds or to guard the anchor man from the opposing G 9 7 5 1 3 2 1 OGDEN BEN es F 6-7 24 Handy Favero 5 7-12 17 6-8 20 Woodland Taggart 5 2-4 12 2-6 12 Norsch Wimmer 5 2-2 12 2-4 4 Beech Burnett 6 2-6 14 2-3 8 Stromberg Tillman 4 4-5 12 2-66 Davis Povey 20-4 4 0-0 2 Sparro Final, Seach 76, Ben Lomond 71. ROY G 12 6-15 30 46-7 14 3 0-0 6 10-0 2 2 2-4 6 10-0 2 7 0-0 14 Final, BEN Miles Hill Davis Fowers Thomas Ballard Nelson Roy Favero Wimmer Taggart Wallace Burnett Tillman 74, Ben LOMOND Grok <P 6 5-8 17 4 5-7 13 6 6-7 18 3 0-0 6 7 4-8 18 0 7-9 7 Lomond 79. WEBER BEN LOMOND FP Gr-k-P 0-0 2 Costley Brown 3 1-5 7 3-5 21 Jones vero 4 2-3 10 4-9 22 L.Nielson Taggart 6 2-2 14 0-2 6 Montgomery Smith 7 0-3 2 3-3. 7 Graves Wallace 1 2-3 3 0-0 4 Green Wimmer 2 2-6 6 2-3 2 G.Nielson eee 3 2-4 8 2-4 6 Orton Pov 10-0 2 Final, Weber 70, Ben aware Oe. Feb, Feb. Feb. '7-11—Sadie McHawkins Dance and Sports ers will select five top students in Gymnastics and five in Mod- ern Dance who will best represent Ben Lomond at the event. The next Sports Day will be held on February 12, at Bonneville High for swimming and badminton competition. In the swimming area the girls will compete in the front crawl, back crawl, breast stroke and diving. Miss Mower has _ requested that all those interested in putting their badminton or swimming skills to a test contact her immediately so you may receive the necessary information.. | — Week 9—Dance Clan, 7-9 10—Wrestling: Sky View at BLHS —Swimming: Region and State qualifying Layton 11—Basketball: BLHS at Weber 11-12—WSC Speech Meet 12—Girls’ Association Dance, 8:30-11 p.m. A Modern Dance and Gymnastics Sports Day will be held at Intermountain Indian School on January 22, The gym teach- team, The other half of the time the team comes out of nowhere and BINGO, foul shots are made, the impossible shots are made, and “teamwork” is the motto for the night. Everybody says that if the sports season is good, school spirit is good, or if the season turns sour, the school does also. Perhaps it is vice-versa. If the school is sour the sports turn sour, and if the school is spirited so is the team. Whichever way it is, you cannot ignore it. So far no one has come up with any answers, with the exception of transfering out; and that is no help for the school. What do you think? Come to a game or two, some of you might even try a pep assembly, It could be a new experience. Come and see for yourself and draw your own conclusions. Or is it really all that bad? These box scores below speak for themselves. As the saying goes, “When you’re hot, you’re hot, and when you’re not, you’re not.” Feb. Feb. Feb. gan ends weight. On the inaybe the Brown. Match with OHS By KEVIN KINNEY This past basketball season, so far, has been as constant as the weather. One week it’s teamwork all the way, and the next it seems to be just individuals playing. Maybe a gaine is lost because when a certain player is passed the ball he gets this irresistible urge to shoot, even when he has not been hitting all day long. The outcoine is always inevitable, instead of spearhead- other hand, Mark Chess Clan Loses ary. it... You'll Like It ing to guard A double-dual practice meet was held at B.L. with Clearfield and Bonneville on December 21. The Scots walked on Bonneville 65-30 and Clearfield 72-29. P.W. Call broke his school record by four-tenths of a second which places him second in state. Jan 21—Basketball: Sky View at BLHS, 4:00 p.m. Jan, 22—Girls’ Sports: Gymnastics and Modern Dance Workshop at Intermountain Jan 24-28—Scots’ Week Jan. 24—-Student body and Senior Class are sponsoring an activity Jan. 25—Serious Assembly held during the normally scheduled third period. Order of periods: 2, 3, assembly, 4, 5, 6. Omit Ist. —Marble contest sponsored by the Girls’ Association; Hopscotch contest sponsored by the Boys’ Assn. —Robert Burns’ birthday, Jan. 26—Scots’ Breakfast held at the Ramada Inn. —Turtle races sponsored by the Junior Class —Dance Clan, 7:00-9:00. Jan. 27—Movie: “Rob Roy,” held during 5th and 6th. —Ski boot race sponsored by the Bonnie Lassies —Wrestling: Intermountain at BLHS —Swimming: BLHS at Box Elder Jan, 28—Gathering of the Clans Assembly held during 2nd and 3rd in the gym. —Basketball: BLHS at Box Elder Jan. 29—Carbon Speech Meet; UMEA Midwinter Feb. 2-3—Music Clinic Feb. 2—Registration, Driver’s Education Feb. 3—Wrestling: BLHS at Logan; Swimming: BLHS at Intermountain; Student and parents meet with counselors; senior credit evaluation, 7:30 p.m.; Concert: 8:00 p.m. at Tabernacle Feb. 4—Basketball: BLHS at Ogden Feb.5—Alpine Speech Meet Tonight at 8:00 o’clock we will host the Sky View basketball squad in our gym. With tal, Packers; Jackie Bell, Cool Cats; Carol Wahlstrom, Birds and Bees; and Sharilyn Gerber for the faculty team. There is still room for more players, for those of you who wish to play and are not already on a team. If you are interested Mower or come up some time during playing time on Monday for placement on a team, The playing schedule for Monday, January 24, is as follows: 6:00 Clodettes vs. Packers Cougars vs. Bombers 6:30 Scottietts vs. Cool Cats Sundowners vs. Birds and 4: Chicanos vs. Faculty Bees ANY TURAL ng KENT SHOOTERS’ 307 Washington Miss gym SUPPLY Boulevard Schwinn Bikes, Canoes, Archery Reloading Supplies TACO A Ae kK K 5 Le SA) Sua , ae our win over Bear Riv- er last week, we are still in a pretty good position for py in Region One. Today’s game should prove to be a real battle because, if you will remember, it is the Sky © View team which has handed Weber High School its only loss for the entire season so far. However, if our team can get the support of the school behind them and work as the team of five that they can, we can pull off another win. Be sure to come and support our tean.! Volleyball Anyone? contact to the at B. L. Will Host Sky View Just so that everyone will know that we are aware that Ben Lomond is a wrestling school, we thought we’d throw this in. Volleyball anyone? Well then, basketball anyone? Yes, everything from basketball to volleyball is played as part of the Girls’ Intramural Sports Program: headed by Miss Mower. The current tournaments being held are the basketball and badminton tournaments with basketball being played on Monday nights from 6:00 to 8:00 and badminton from 8:00 to 9:00 also played on Monday nights in the gym. The 10 teams and their captains currently entered in the competition are: Kim Larson, Cougars; Kathy Mora, Chicanos; Julie Langford, Sundowners; Raelynn Hancock, Scottiettes; Nancy Harkness, Clodettes; Ruby Morris, Bombers; Jan Nut- mect ee |
