Tue Feb 6 24 Ogden High School Notes The Misses Virginia Scowcroft and Blanche Scowcroft left this morning for Los Angeles. They j will attend the Girls' Collegiate in- j stitute there the second semester, j The American Chemical society, i Munson building, New York, is of- ; fering $10,000 in cash prizes, and! six four-year scholarships in Yale or Vassar, each carrying $500 in cash, tuition free, in an essay con­test open to all secondary schools, on any one of the following sub-1 Jects: "The Relation of Chemistry to Health and Disease," "The Re­lation of Chemistry to the Enrichment of Life," "The Relation of Chemistry to Agriculture and For­estry," "The Relation of Chemistry to National Defense," "The Rela­tion of Chemistry to the Home" j and "The Relation of Chemistry to the Development of the Industries and Resources of Utah." A good­ly number of students are Inter­esting themselves in this contest. The high school library acknowl­edges receipt of the following books from the American Chemical so­ciety: "The Life of Pasteur" by Vallery-Radot; "Creative Chemis­try," Edwin P. Slosson; "The Rid­dle of the Rhine," Victor Llfebure; "Discovery-the Spirit and Service of Science," Gregory; "The Future Independence . and Progress of i American Medicine in the Age of Chemistry," Slosson; "Science Re­making the World," Caldwell. Nine boys and 23 girls are rated as highest honor students for the first sem,ester. None of these had a mai-k lower than E: Gordon Agee, Theron Jost, Henry O'Keefe, Junior Petterson, Jake Reynolds, Laurence Skeen, Garff "Wilson, Wllford Young, Benjamin Jones, Viola Al­len, Marjorle Bell, Louise Brown­ing, Judith Brody, Miriam Cain, Thelma Faulkner, Virginia Green, Florence Hammers, Fein Lipscomb, Ruth Merrill, Anesa Malouf, Greldon Nelson, Vera Purdie, Kyle ' Passey, Edith Pack, Thelma Scoville, Blanche Scowcroft, Althea Thomas, Dorothy Vail, Mae Walk­er, Martha Wright, Alice Wilson, Alice Pack. About thirty members of the Commercial club made an excur­sion to the Sperry mills on Thurs­day last. They were shown every courtesy by the employes there. Miiss Chipman took her hygiene and sanitation class to the com­munity clinic on Monday afternoon. Dr. Draper gave a number of the girls a physical examination. The student body council met Tuesday night and appointed the following committee to co-operate with the faculty committee on the Classocalia: Earl Murray, John Mc­Neil, Bill Petty, Jean Chez, Bonita Scowcroft, Alyson Smith and Fred Gentsch. At 1 o'clock today every class in the high school paused in their work to pay homage and tribute to ex-President Woodrow Wilson. In most cases the students took charge of the exercises which last­ed 20 minutes.