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Show DAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 15, 1932 O. H. S. Regrets Deed Of Game Enthusiasts Sends Letter of Apology For Painting of Rival's Property OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Parke Petterson, Editor. Bobbie Kimball and Marjorie Wood, Associate Editors. , VI The following letter was mailed to IItoday to Weber High school by Dale Anderson, president of Ogden High ar school student body: I "The students of Ogden High school sincerely apologize to the ft1 I faculty and student body of Weber st High school for the thoughtlessness A I and poor sportsmanship of some few N jof our students who painted O's on H Weber's walks preceding our game, ui "Such conduct does not meet with H the approval of our school, and we V 'condemn it as an action that re- f I fleets upon our entire student b I body." tl number of casualties it produces, su Although clever plays were made by L both teams the Tigers won, 31-0. An yc interested spectator at the game was H the Little Brown Jug. Enthused by Hthe fighting spirit of the Tigers he has decided to remain in O. H. S. V for another year at least. Little la Brown Jug belongs to the national fraternity of football trophies and is t Ha popular member of the Ogden I chapter. 1 H. R. P. FOOTBALL DANCE The student body is putting forth u I a big effort to promote the football g dance to be held Friday night at H the Berthana. This is going to be an b K entertainment which will justify f your support. Your student body W tickets admit you, so there's no ex- s cuse for not going. If you haven't a student body ticket you will find p Mthat fifty cents is a small price fort Home work for young students is il legalized criminality. Dr. Jay B. Nash, New York University. H SOME INQUIRIES I wonder when: j Lowell Lane will stop thinking . ; that he is such a "He-man"? j The nose of Phil Thompson will i- show no more signs of redness when I he laughs? The band will let us study with- f out putting their noise into the i' situation? Mr. Hanson will smile a long time at once? Barbara Lindquist will finally cease to find something to talk about? Betty Zwick stops looking for new I boy friends? I Dorothy Stone will discard her K pencil carrying? _Dale will stop visiting D. P.'s lock- NOTIONS AND NONSENSE Jack Bennett's ambition is to join a circus. If you could have seen him practicing bareback riding on some farmer's steed by the light of the moon last Thursday night, there would be no doubt in your mind as to his future profession. The ambition of Zeta's pledges is to set up a little store where they can sell cabbage and onions. They are so fond of them. They say that Max Booth's epitaph will probably read like this: He stopped not for the traffic light; Stepped on the gas with all his might. A car loomed up from out of sight; Now Max is in a sorry plight. Recently seen in the society col-! umns: The Ogden Tigers entertained the Weber Warriors last Saturday at a football game. This game of football now in vogue is said to equal the game of contract bridge in the such an entertainment anyway, i1 Let's make this dance a success. See' you there! WISE ONES Strive to be first if you want tc last. Golf without bunkers would be tame and monotonous. So would life. Many of these half-way folks get by, but they never get far. A success recipe: Study; think; work. t Always hold your head up - but j be careful to keep your nose at a y friendly level. y Failure is the path of least per- - sistence. a History tells us what deeds men 3 performed; literature tells us why rthey performed the deeds. .s er? " Jack Shaw will not be popular any more? Walter Windshield. QUARTERLY OUT The Classicum Quarterly ap- !g peared on Monday. Like its prede- qj cessors it is chuck full of good lit- ;n erary material, poetry, essay, fiction, history, etc., all originating in the h- fertile minds of O. H. S. students, he We are justly proud of our school publications and we commend them ne to all our patrons and friends. Every student in high school was fur- Ily nishe'd a copy today. ilk BETA ZETA TAU ew As a correction to the last club report our officers are as follows: Barter bara Brown, president; Kay Hitt, vice president; Mary Drumiller, secretary. Of course we hope you liked our uniforms and if you didn't I think your taste is all in your mouth, because we are all very proud of them. Our pledges are Barbara Shaw, Beverly Harris, Melba Wright, Velma Wright, Afton Stevens, and Dolly Anderson and our senior member is Margaret Minnoch. We know that you will agree that our pledges can't be beat, and for sportsmanship, just i ask any senior member about this. Beverly Harris, Reporter. WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1932. Pupils Offer Word of Praise To Librarian Seems Always Busy, But till Always Ready to Help Applicants OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Parke Petterson, Editor. Bobbie Kimball and Marjorie Wood. Associate Editors. The notes this year have been a place for much censure and crit- " icism. Also, the deserving have re- , ceived their full credit, that is, ex- cepting in one instance. The person of whom I speak is x working constantly from eight- thirty in the morning until four o'clock every night. She is always helping some student with his work, giving him bits of information that often proves invaluable. r Clipping news items, pasting them x in a book, pounding on a type- writer and fixing artistic vases of e flowers constitute only a small portion of her day's work. She is on the go every minute of the day; j never is there a moment wasted in j her life, although the students sur- rounding her let valuable hours slip from them. Many of you no doubt know to i whom I am referring. It is none 1 other than Mrs. Raymond, our librarian, an ardent worker and a pleasant person, who always has a j generous word where it is most I needed. 1 I believe we should, both the 1 student body and the faculty, give Mrs. Raymond a big cheer for the effort she is putting forth for the betterment of this school. Although most of us appreciate this effort, 3 there are some who do not. Maybe she'd like to he'ar you say "thanks" when she helps you find ' a book. i Axel Grease. LIVE AND LEARN Dorothy may have just been a j toothache before, but now she is a - "Major Pain." Didn't Wright Volker and Grant ; Aadneson look cute riding that tan- dem bicycle at the game? Salute your capain, D company. Ask Bill Skaggs the correct method of washing a skillet. But watch your step; It is a ticklish subject. Did we hear anything about the keen competition for the Little Brown Jug? I would like to know why no one except Sid Gordon (and of course Josephine Joe will signhis name !to the articles he hands "In to the notes. If you want to fight, tell Frances Woodcock that Russ Columbo has a better voice than Bing Crosby. Where does Boyd Hopkins rate his pull with the teachers? Calamity Jane REPORT OF W-6 O. H. S. "Will the meeting ple'ase come to order?" Thus says President Larson. On Monday after school the radio club, W-6 O. H. S., met in Mr. Wangsgard's room for our weekly meeting. The committee obtained as a speaker Mr. Arnold, who gave us a splendid talk on amplifiers. Because of the extreme interest in his talk we did not adjourn until five- thirty p. m. We all profited from his talk and we hope to have him with us again. "W-6 O. H. S. now standing by" "C Q" ... EARLY ACTION The old slogan, "Do your Christmas shopping early and avoid the rush," could easily be changed to, "Do your football dance dating early and avoid the rush." Our old friend, B. T., can easily verify this, for already he has popped the big question to three maidens, only to find someone in each instance has beaten him to the draw. If you believe in signs, take that for a bad one and hurry and get yoru date or you will be too late. Remember if you haven't a student body ticket, get one. One will not only admit you 'to this dance but will also admit you to the remaining football game and all the basketball games and school dances. Jack Bennett ON THE SIDELINES I wonder if Johnny Weir has! found yet that "It's tough to be famous." The way Ogden ran around Weber proved to be very boring, so next year they will turn the loudspeaker over to B. T. so he can keep us amused. The reason Ogden won the game is that Weber didn't know which football to play with. Now that "The Little Brown Jug Stays Home" maybe Dan Milligani will shave the brush off his face. Ruth probably knows now that the boys of the gridiron don't play tag. "Oh, dear! That Weber player hit Jimmie." If Bud could bark orders like he does signals, Lucy would be a sponsor. Jack Bennett |
