are sent back to a national test- ing service for grading and the. winners are notified. It must have been quite a test, judging from the looks of complete dismay and the sighs of relief after the two-hour test was over. ‘The Scots were reminded of the “I Speak for Decmocracy” contest in the assembly and were j|urged to compéte. Contestants }must write five-minute radio speeches on Bagels liver them. Fine prizes are and awaiting de- th e | city and state winners, ineluding a trip to see the in action. apne Nations | - RUNS OUT OF GAS Either Dart Smith’s gas gauge’ awn | read correctly or Darl just cause game It can’t read it correctly, behe ran out of gas after the Friday. night. wouldn’t have been so un- usual, except for the fact that. the car was loaded with football players on their way back to |school after the game. They seemed unabashed, however. | Three oft piled out of the’ car and tr down the street, cleats, heln shoulder pads and all, toward a gas station. Some girls — and who else} ‘| would want to give football play- | |ers a lift — picked them up and | | deposited them at a gas station. A little late, but | worse for the ordeal, it back to the school. t the facet - conducted none the they made YEAR BOOK STAFF BUSY The year: book staff, busy the past few weeks getting pictures taken is finished with that part of the preparation of the annual and is going to work on it ee force. Yearbook editor this year Marilyn Miller. Thought of the Week: coach asked us if we’d about the quarterback covered his girl friend ts ful to*the end! who was is The heard! dis-| faith-