SHORTHAND DILEMMA Of all the noise or eat ins: devices, the one the janitors oall the "carry all" takes first place. The "Garry all" is that oversized waste paper "basket on wheels that the janitors push around the halls. Of course, a little noise now and then does no harm, but there's a time and place for every¬thing; and the time for noise isn't during a shorthand class. If you care to check up, ask Mr. Child or any other teacher who dictates to a class of shorthand students. The trouble is this, when a shorthand teacher begins to dictate a letter and is enterrupted, he must begin the letters gain. After about the fourth time of beginning again because of the "carry all's" screeching up and down the hall, all concerned are more or less d is prusted. Maybe some rubber rollers on the bottom of the 'carry all'' would help remedy the situation. The elimination of ao me of the noise during shorthand classes would be a great step toward improvement in the dispositions of shorthand students and teachers. Marion MikkeIson . SPORT-ETTES Sport-ettes is one of the most active clubs in Ogden High School. They really accomplished their purpose which is, of course , sports. Every week then have some kind of a sport. Bowling, tennis, and roller skating, are but a few of these sports. All winter they have had a basket ball team that really was a basket ball teem. Some of the best basket ball players in the city were on it. Their main game now is bowling, at which they are going to play East High of Salt Lake before school lets out. This club is also helping Mrs. Case with the awards for the girls in athletics at the end of school. The officers of this pepy organization are : Connie Ford, President; June Coop, Vice President; Secretary and Treas¬ure, Katherine Wiggin; and Netta Lavin, their reporter. Delia Marriott