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Show September dfg(B(Md0 ftfnkg . Tests 22, 1967 seek win over Devils tonight; editorials Support new class officers Will it be four consecutive wins over Springville for the BY WildThe first real decision of the students at BY High was cats? made last Friday with the election of class officers. That question will be answered at 7:30 as the two rivals The success of a class depends largely on the officers tonight n meet at North Park in and how well the students support them. Though the choice what should be a tough of officers may be considered good or bad, the decision has battle for both teams. been made, and it is permanent. The Devils will be seeking reLets get behind the new class leaders and try to make venge for the 33-- 0 bombing by the Cats last year; and they this a year of doing things. cant forget the 6 defeats the first two years in Class A. Springville has the same record-one win and one loss as BY. The Red Devils notched an BY High is an interesting and unusual place to attend impressive win over American Fork last week and lost school. in the rain by one the opener This is the only known school in the area to have one to Grove. Pleasant more stair on one side of the building than on the other side. point Devils have the Offensively, (Students at other schools would never think to count.) both a passing and running atIt is a school whose main foundation is fifty coats of tack. Next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. paint, coming in all colors. at the BYU Stadium, the Cats It is doubtful that another school in the nation could host a perennially tough Orem be found that has an enrollment of 200, a football team with Tiger team. BY, a school of 200, 30 boys, and a 30,000 seat football stadium. is still seeking its first football win against Orem. Every time BY High wins a football game, it is conEven though Orem has lost sidered a major upset. When we win a basketball game, it is three starters, Coach Courtney called just one of those things. Leishman respects the power An unusual item at the school is that all the boys have and depth of large school Spring-villeJ?- i 7-- BY High unique in the world (33-1- 9) physical education in the Womens Gym and all the girls teams. BY will travel to Pleasant meet in the Mens Gym. Grove on Wednesday, Oct. 4, for Its simply great reading in the 1910 newspaper, which an afternoon game. To date the our parents edited about the plans for a new school. Vikings have won two games and No other school has anything quite as picturesque as will be looking for revenge against the Cats for the the carrels. Here students can sit in familiar surroundings, while they view the schools genealogy and at the same time beating last year. pass a note through the air holes. Cominq from behind a lead, BY 14 the Woldcats BY scored comment about outsiders High being High may Though little old, they have been silenced now with the opening of points in the first half and held the student lounge. When entering the lounge, students are Carbon in the second to score a upset at BYU Stadium last able to get a good idea of the new trend in psychedlia. Few schools in the United States can boast a juke box and some Friday night. Carbon had trouble mounting dazzling pictures of the old greats. a scoring attack but did succeed Probably the most interesting facet of the school is in the first quarter with a susDaily Demand Computer Scheduling. Students who have not tained running drive to score six. The Cats came right back with participated in this activity dont know what they missed. a attack, cli- Pipes squeaking, floors creaking, heaters leaking (when chastheyre finally working), students running, teachers 4 standings ing these are all a part of; a very unique high school . . . Region Northern Division BY High. 18-- 6 6--0 14-- 6 maxed by a pass from Quarterback Steve Lewis to Steve Cruze for the TD. Lewis passed to Dave Cunningham for the extra lead. point and a The 'Cats somewhat contained the runing of Yamaguchi and Tamllos, stopping a Dino drive on the Wildcat 27 when Cruze recovered a fumble. Lewis, who hit targets on eight out of nine passes, fired to Cunningham and Mike Patton for good yardage; and Cruze hit Mike Ahlander for 25 yards on the Dino 27. Fred Teichert boomed up the middle for 11 yards and a first down at thes even. Lewis hit Brent Orton for a TD and pitched out to Orton who hitCunning-hafor the extrap oint. Teichert, a sophomore, played quarterback the entire second half while Lewis was in the hospital being examined for a concussion. The team rallied and held the Dinos scoreless with tough defensive play the second 7-- 6 m half. A damaging knee injury to Quarterback Clint Williams, a called-bac- k touchdown, and an extra-poikick by Lehi proved to be the major difference in the game between the Pioneers and the BY High Wildcats Sept. nt 8. Final score: 6 for the Pioneers. An impressive defensive Wildcat line comprised of Ends Mike Ahlander and Steve Cruze, Tackles Rick Shumway and Robert Johnson, Guards Scott Hintze, Mike Eastmond, and Jens Fugal, 7-- and Center Leonard Lee put up a tough wall that held the Pion-er- s scoreless until four minutes to go in the game. Neither team threatened in the first quarter. Action stirred in the second quarter; Clint Williams was taken out after being clobbered while passing. He will be out for the season with a torn ligament in the knee. Second string Quarterback Steve Lewis came in, and after exchanges of the ball, called the BY Cruze respreaq play. ceived a lateral pass from Lewis and threw a pass to End Mike Patton for a TO. However, the 'Cats were penalized for illegal procedure, and the Pioneers took over after a series of penalties and BY 36-ya- rd mis-cue- s. d drove to the Cat line just before the half, but an alert defense saved the TD as Johnson recovered a Half-tim- e fumble. score: BYs score came midway in the third quarter with Jeff Keith, Dave Cunningham, Jeryl Smith and Steve Lewis contributing to good vardage. Lewis then looped a pass to Smith who was wide ooen for a TD. The extra point attempt failed when the ball was fum- - Lehi six-yar- 0-- 0. bled. Lehi scored on the first play the fourth quarter when Fullback Alan Hadfield intercepted a Lewis pass and romped 72 yards for the score. Dan Beals kick won the game. During the four years in Class A, each team has won its home games. of 7-- 6. passing-runnin- g Preparation starts Injuries plague for debate squad region teams Five teams will represent BY High this year in debate competition, according' to Mr. Kenneth Bo wthor pe, debate coach. The teams are Dave Jacobs and Ricky Beckham, Mark Ashworth and Mike Brown, Scott Card, Tom Gunn, and Bryan Hofheins (a team), Harold Ricks and Steve Cruze, and Lisa Thomson and Sarah Willis. The three topics which they will debate for the first part of the year are (1) RESOLVED: That the manufacture and use of surveillance devices should be RE(2) further regulated, should SOLVED: That Congress establish uniform regulations to investigation control criminal and (3) REprocedures, SOLVED: That the federal government should regulate the possession and use of firearms. One of the above three topics is selected in January by a national committee to be debated throughout the remaineder of the year. Officers of the forensic squad are Steve Cruze, president, and Sarah Willis, secretary. A business manager has not yet been selected. By Gary Golightly Extensive injuries have plagued a few Region Four teams thus far this year, with BY High feeling the brunt of the disasters. First string quarterback and senior Clint Williams will be out for the season because of a knee injury in the opening Lehi game. Clint was the Region Four dash champ last spring, even though he was a first stringer on the baseball team. Clint underwent surgery on Sept. 13 and will be in the hospital a few more days. Torn ligaments caused his trouble. Reports indicate that he may be able to play basketball. Backfield stalwart Jeff Keith is now also on the injury list with ligament trouble in the knee. He will be out for six weeks. Then there was last weeks game! Second string quarterback Steve Lewis (now First) was rert placed by Sophomore Fred during the second half of the Carbon game. Fred plays fullback as well as defenseand quarterback. Steve, suffering a minor concussion, is back in full stride for tonights game at Springville. Coach Courtney Leishman says 220-ya- Tei-che- rd Friday's Results BY High 14, Carbon 6 Orem 7, Payson 0 Springville 30, American Fork 19 PI. Grove 12, Spanish Fork 6 Lehi 28, Provo 14 that hes warming up Freshman Robert Bowen to give depth to that position. Brent Orton has a minor thigh injury but has seen action for two weeks. Orem tallied three injuries 'all first stringers: Tom Peterson, the Tigers candihas broken a arm from the date, first game; running back Craig Bird .Crompton and Johnson have leg injuries. Provo High has missed the services of end Robert Hansen, who recently had a knee operation; and Greg Faux, quarterback transfer from BY High, who broke his ankle in practice the Saturday before school started. Needless to. say, Provo has been hurt by these injuries, losing to both Payson and Lehi. an 226-pou- nd t STEVE CRUZE "Player of ... STEVE LEWIS the Week" against Lehi. Carbon game . . . "Player of Week" Steve Lewis, Steve Cruze chosen players of the week Senior Steve Cruze and Junior Steve Lewis have been chosen as Players of the Week thus far in the football season, according to Coach Courtney Leishman. Cruze, a passing back and transfer last year from Provo High, was chosen for his fine play in the Lehi game-throa long touchdown pass that was called back, as well as showing balance in both offense and defense. Lewis was credited with his best performance last Friday against Carbon, with an outstanding passing attack to lead the Cats to a 14-- 6 victory. He completed eight out of nine (left-hande- d) wing passes. He literally played out of his head because he actually did! Near the end of the first half, he received a minor concussion, forcing him to be observed at the hospital for the second half. After the game when he returned to the dressing room, he asked soberly: Who won? How did we make our touchdown? Each week the coaching staff announce the outstanding fdayer of the game based on total performance. The Brigadier furnishes pictures for the main hall bulletin board of the Player of the Week. -- will j |