PAGE THE TWO SEPT. 2, 1909 HIGHLANDER AREA SCHOOLS:PLAN The following articles have been written by the newspaper editors of Weber, Bonneville, and Ogden High Schools. We of the Highlander appreciate the time and effort put forth for our behave. O@EN HIGI SCHOOL by Jake Hoogland Ogden year. WEBER HICH by Child Our student president' Linda officers Rees, Mike Mischler vice-president; , Nineteen Cage the Warriorette "Get Game Acouainted September breakfast, (excitement!), pep rallies, teachers Tigers Weber travels to Bonneville for the "Shield and Anchor" Game. September 15th - 19th is our HOMECOMING WEEK. Its activities include an assembly, a Homecoming Dance featuring selection of our Homecoming Queen, and our Homecoming Game with Logan on the 19th. On September 26th there is a football game, We— ber Bye, and the Boys' Association "Crezy a iS t OL day for which the Boys' Associaends’ Septenber's eveies The eight months equally exciting. looking forward to that follow include events‘The Weber High Warriors are a great year. | "May our schools unite And never need to fight With one alone or both together Our schools shall live forever." THB WEBER BONNEVILLE by The coming year most unique ever HIGH Joe WARRIORS SCHOOL Johnson at Bonneville encountered promises by the to be the Lakers. The reason that it will be unique is that there have been a few changes wrought in the mighty institution of learning. Among - them are a six period day and the fact that Bonneville how has a student lounge. The lounge has been put in the old locker bay of the main hall. Tt will be carpeted and have chair that you can actually relax in and be comfortable. As for activities, it will be much the same as last year except they will be much better and there will be more of them. Other changes have occured in the administration such as the fact that Mr. Selander will be the principal and Mr. Ballif will Sistant principal. Mr. post in the district. Nearly 1530 students take Stevens will most administration. Alvin Carter be filling the offices of Carter and I. War- full advantage has just been attend over has as left new teachers have been added to the at OHS will of another virtually victorious assure year the Ogden in athletics as — program, used for the first time at OHS, promises to be a challenge for both students and teachers alike. OHS students are also looking forward to an im provement in relations with other schools. Stu dent exchanges will be planned with other schools throughout’ the 69-70 school year. these exchanges will greatly that OHS has acquired through is hoped improve the’ the years. It image Hat" Stomp. September 29th is the tion Fireplace Cleanup, this the well as scholastic endeavors. Team teaching is. also scheduled to be used in one section of the Senior English Classes. ‘This the and the student body Stomp." 12th, of staff at OHS. Among these nineteen new teachers, will be an entirely new coaching staff. The new Starting September 2nd is Little Brown Jug Week. It includes two assemblies, hall decorating contests, changes one completed. Classes are planned to acquaint students in all phases of swimming and life saving. Another new program is computer math. This class is designed to teacii students the techniques used in programming and operating today's complex com Froerer, second-vice president;and Gloria Russell, secretary. They're ready for a fast-moving, fun year. Brown Jug of perhaps puters. are first a number and ner, Students will be able to take of the new OHS swinming pool which in an old building. body biggest, principal and vice-principal. Under the leadership of tr. Weber High School has undergone many changes. We have a new principal, vice-principal, senior counselor, junior counselor, sophcrore counselor, new secretaries, new officers, and new somhomores. We have a new starting time, a new student lounge, a new parking policy, new activities and projects, and a new year: Weber High is justa new BIG thing. High will have the important is in the and Dale Warner will SCHOOL Joan YEAR the asfor Bonneville. a (continued from page one, port of the studentbody —state champtonship inte Sports Corner) to change the dream areatity. ——— of a Getting the Ben Lomond football train back on a winning track is the objective of new head coach, Jim Hassell. Coach Hassell has coupled together a ‘'box car'' line and has assembled some streamlinebacks; and if Mr. Hassell can find the right order for his transit, the Scotty Express could chug its way to a championship. Coach Hassell is using two new coachs to help pour coal onto the fire. Mike Jones, a former Davis High track coach and assistant football coach, is centering his attention on the backs. Ace King, a former BL track star and presently a is workStudent teacher from Weber State College, ing with the ends. The team itself is made up of returning lettermen and some strong juniors up from last year's soph team. Coach Hassell is using a platoon system - an offensive team and a defensive team, with the stress on defense. The coachs feel that a good defense can overcome a good offense. The offense will work out of split T with the line set strong to the right. If the offense can come up with one or two TD's each game, thedefense should be able to make it stand. The first game with BoxElder could be the toughest game of the year sence the Bees look like the team to beat from up north. In division two, a real dog fight could develop. The team that gets the breaks will get the title. The football team will do its best to represent BL. However, a team is only as good as the support is gets. LET'S NOT LET THEM DOWN!!!