PAGE 4 THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1964 THE HIGHLANDER 1s uP iLl Join the Spirit Campaign mw sro By Brent Hill class of ’65. Due to a decision by the after the regular season was Lomond, not the This vigorous training 766 or 67. We have an excepboard of directors, Ben Lomond over. will play football, basketball, ‘weeded out the men who real- tional amount of spirit during and baseball as part of Region ly wanted to play football from cur assemblies ,but it is always classes. Our spirit can’t be beat I. Our athletes will test their the boys who didn’t. by any school, so this year let’s strength against such teams as: The Scots had a lot of talent make it even better. Bear River, a strong team in in their seniors last fall. Dave It’s the first big year for the basketball; Box Elder, always Bott, Brent Belliston, Ron big in the football picture; Moore, Spence Wright, and sophomores. They really need help. (All kinds). I can rememCache, Morgan, and Logan; Dave Brown worked together along with Bonneville, Weber, and had the willingness to win. ber when I was a sophomore and Ogden. Our juniors, Kirk Black, Larry during the first assembly. The Entering this region changed Farr, and Jim Van Leeuwen and other classes were really cheerthe outlook for having an un- four sophomores, Bob Gillespie, ing and were quite loud. Then defeated team as far as foot- Ron Brown, Lynn Weenig, and you see ‘the sophomores—hidball and basketball are concern- Scott Maw all have tasted vic- ing in a corner, afraid, lonesome for their good ole junior ed. No team will have the pow- tory. high. They walk around the erhouse duo in Owens and SamWell, the seniors graduated,. halls without saying a word. ples from last year. Every team ' Well, sophomores, you can do will have to be up to par to but the juniors and sophomores win. Each extra drive or tackle want to win more than ever this anything you want when you’re will bring victory. EXPERI- year. And they can! All they in class or the halls ,but when ENCE will be the key to a Re- need is the support of the stu- you come to the assemblies you dentbody. By attending all of YELL, and I mean YELL the gion I championship. Coach Kap gave the team a the games our studentbody will cheers. You learn the school have to travel quite a distance. song—learn it well. If you do lot of good tough experience— the type that makes a winning It will cost a little more for the this and don’t act any better team! He did something last buses but our school is_ will- than anyone else, youw’re in. year that Ben Lomond really ing to pay the extra fee if we CK? Come to all the games and have a good attendance. needed. He put the will to win give the team your best supNow, away from the spirit port. Try out for all the sports back in the Scots! Coach Kap tried many differ- and skill of our team. This year —work hard ,and the rewards ent patterns last year. He learn- the officers are trying to keep will be in your favor. You will ed as the team learned. He the sophomore, junior, and sen- help build our school by enworked with the team all year. ior classes united. In the as- Joying Ben Lomond. They wrestled or lifted weights semblies, be the Scots from Ben ee Throughout this entire edition of the Highlander, we of the staff and the studentbody officers have preached for more spirit, enthusiasm, and support. At the beginning of October, you sophomores will see more spirit, more yelling, and more plaid than you have ever seen or heard before. The occasion? Iron Horse Week, of course. What is Iron Horse Week? Well, it started several years ago when two rival schools, Ben Lomond and Ogden put up bids for a little replica of the Iron Horse. In order to take possession, the teams had to battle it out in the famous Iron Horse football game. The model, originally built by one of our shop teachers, has pulled to a stop in our show case twice in the last eleven years. Our opponents from up» on the hill have had it for the remaining nine. Now, to get to the point of the article. If, and of course they won’t, Ogden does snatch it away again this year, the tradition will be no more. If one school has in its possession the replica for ten years, they will always have it. So you see how imperative it is to bring our train back to where it belongs, Ben Lomond. - Don’t keep your spirit bot- Headlights? tled up until the Big Game, go to all the football games and show the team you're behind them all the way. If the team doesn’t see the spirit at preceding games they will natu- rally think that we backing them up BETA be If the studentbody of Ben Lomond becomes united in this spirit campaign we can all be proud of our traditions and calling ourselves the “fighting, friendly Scots.” — People without dom worry. problems sel- If your not feeling up to par; change your golf course. Students who usually fail. gum e dou’t The sloppiest world is not a been dragged out a girl trying to thing in ia man who has of a river, but cry and chew at the same time The tragedy of the flea is that he knows for a certainty that all his children will go to the dogs. Specialized Hubcaps? For Batteries | See Ogden Auto Parts 363 23rd St won't it when counts. After all, we want to take State this year, don’t we? We just can’t do it at one game. We have to be there at all games, we have to give all we can give in support, spirit, and enthusiasm. 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