You make the W, news print it AT THET BEN LOMOND HIGH SCHOOL OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1964 VOLUME 12 NUMBER 3. . CHEERLEADERS, SPIRIT, VICTORY Definition: Cheerleader—One who leads cheers. What does it take to be cheers? one who leads To be eligible one must obtain a B average and receive no semester U’s. Any number of students may try out during the semi-finals. Out of this number 12 finalists are picked. Six of these 12 are then chosen as the cheerleaders. A cheerleader is selected by her ability to cheer, her personality, and her enthusiasm. Rachael DeBoer, Rebby Flemming, Laurel Holly, Jeri MacFarlane, Leigh Montgomery, and Kathy Ward lead the pep of our school this year as var- “Tron Horse, lit chek ote to Ben Lomond, Iron Horse, you’re on the right track, > Iron Horse, chug-chuggin’ to Ben. Lomond, Choo-choo-foo, choo-choo-foo, We're going to get you back!” “Bea Londond lloivleadets form the5 ehiibol for ieiaay as cee stand Fetes “two real Iron Horses. In the formation is (left down, up right) Rebby Fleming, Rachel De Boer Jeri Mac Farlane, Laurel Holley, Leigh Montgomery and Kathy Ward. SCOTS SCOOP OR... RALLY 'ROUND Peek-a-Boo into the Future S-h-h. All is quiet on the stadium front. Not a sound is heard anywhere, anyhow. Ah, here comes the two teams looking fierce, ready to kill, to tear apart, to eat ’em raw. They stop in mid-gallop, in midjumping jacks and stare up at the stands. Quiet surrounds them. Could it be this is only a dream? The look in their eyes shows bewilderment, amazement; in other words they’re stunned. Only one person sits on the bench. I wave my pennant, rah, rah, rah, siz boom bah, eat ’em raw, eat ’em raw, siz boom bah. I whispered soft- ly, ever so softly. I have school - spirit. I used to have wild, hysterical spirit. ’'d SCREAM until my throat got hoarse, beat the girl in front of me with my pom pom and stand, trip, then ” down the_bleachers. ~The studentbody used to 7 come to these games and SCREAM and YELL and HOLLER until their throat felt like IRON and their voices went - HOARSE, but that was a long, long time ago. Now everyone stays home, but me. I have school spirit. Well ,the game’s over; Ben Lomond wiped out Ogden again. Maybe next year the Tigers will have a chance. I doubt it. Ever since 1964, Ben - Lomond has had the Iron Horse in its show years I bet just case. After the wheels fifty are THE PEP SCOTS! rusty. Oh hum. Maybe a little Iron Horse I can build and fill it with jelly beans. They deserve a little bit of credit for at least trying. Oh, hum. Baybe I can build a little Iron Horse and .fill it full of. jelly beans. They deserve a little credit for at least trying. Well, I think Ill hop on down to the locker room and chat with the girls. Yes, you heard me right. I’m going down to chat with the girls. You see, after the boys kept winning so often and the tigers turned into little bitty kittens, the girls have taken over. After all, no boy tackles a girl on a football field do they? | I got quite a good interview from them. Time sure does fly doesen’t it? After talking with the girls, we have decided to forget about the Iron Horse game. After all, what’s the use of playing for something when the opponent doesn’t have a chance? As I walk across the field the moon tickling the stars, I cross my heart with my wrinkl- ed penent and bid thee farewell untill the morrow or the next or the next, etc. Iron Horse arrived. This last chance at phy in one of tant games of This night has finally is Ben Lomond’s this coveted trothe most importhe season. What our school needs to win this game is spirit, and what better way to get it than at a pep rally. Well, Ben Lomond is having one. It will be held to- the ing war chant emphasizes importance of the task -facBen Lomond High School tonight. We must win the game to get back our Iron Horse from Ogden High School. The Iron Horse must come back to Ben Lomond where it belongs. ~The seniors and juniors have participated in past Iron Horse events and have witnessed the traditional game; consequently, most possess a fairly good night just before the game on knowledge of the history and Ben Lomond’s lawn under the purpose of this annual affair. BL. The cheerleaders have plan- ‘But what about the members ned plenty of cheers and yells of the class of ’67? How many to fill all of us with pep and of them have the correct conception of the game? enthusiasm. The Highlander staff made no We want to support our team attempt to poll every sophowith all the spirit we can give more, but selected, at random, in this most important game. 25 students, asking them, “What After the pep rally, we will is the Iron Horse Game?” Some all go down to the stadium to- of their candid replies, listed gether so that we can carry the helow, only serve to show some fighting, friendly spirit with us and let everyone know where the Iron Horse will be next year. Fun is to be don’t miss it. had by all, SENIOR CLASS ASSEMBLY COMING SOON! so of the misconceptions that have occurred about this event among ALL Ben Lomond Scots. Kae Lynn Allred: “What is it? Do we play the Trojans or sity cheerleaders. Their summer activities included practicing three times a week, or more, and attending a cheerleader’s workshop. At this workshop they exchanged | cheering experiences with other cheerleaders, learned acrobatics, and received information on how to obtain the audience’s enthusiasm. . As you all know, this is: Iron Horse Week. Our cheerleaders have exerted an extra effort to make this week successful. Let’s all support our school and cheerleaders and attend the Iron Horse Game prepared to render all the pep and enthusiasm you have. something? Ask my sister, she'd know.” Nick Baker: “It’s ah . . Why? What is this? It has something to do with the baseball game. It’s a trophy or something. we is this anyway?” Pat Brophy: ‘What? It's a train, I think. Is it? I used to think it was a horse.” Randy Dryer: “Are you taking an interview or something? Yeah, I know. Good-bye .. . I’m not telling you.” Linda Fishburn (sophomore)? Linda Fishburn (sophomore): ”A basketball game we play for a big Trojan horse against Ogden. That’s their mascot.” Alfred Gallegos: ‘“Ain’t it a trophy or something? Like a horse? It’s big. How do I know?” ‘ Max Hammer: “What, the game? It’s an Iron Horse. A trophy, I guess, for the football game. I don’t know.” Jeanne Heines: beat up Debby old car.” Quick: “Sorta like a “Football games against OHS and Ben Lomond. You play it for spir1,7 Von Nielsen: “Football or what?” Connie Vigil: “Well you just can’t explain it. Well, it’s a train. A long train. Kind of a trophy deal and you win it for playing the game.” FROM THE “IRON HORSE'S” MOUTH 12th annual “Iron Horse” football Ben Lomond High and Ogden High. WHERE: Ogden City Stadium. WHEN: 8 P.M. CROWD: About 8,000. - PREDICTION: Ben Lomond 21, Ogden Y WHAT: game between : |