13, OCTOBER 1957 Le mond High lead the way to the Weber Col- | SH to ye. _ | lege Stadium for the game. d The Pep Club also originate ion (UEA)| janother eS idea to give the team) added spirit. The day of a-game_ they hold a small party for the’ ‘|team and even serve refreshments. The idea seems to be quite joyment with effective and will probably be nd Friday, continued. Phe CHEMICAL REACTION Chemistry students, who are d ‘almost past the frightene stage, have been making various experi | ments with oxygen. Items such as glowing charcoal have been aay | ered: slowly into bottles of oxy- gen, to see if they would burn | | more readily in pure oxygen than | Pair, Oe . By be ‘When some crystal immediate- | ly burst into flame, the chemistry laboratory quickly filled with the _|foul-smelling smoke produced. Insome cases students could be ee | seen running from the room to the water fountain or for. just a i \little frosh-air.° = The smell mingled with the| s again making| for the school play.| pleasant scent of fresh bread, Hearts Were | cookies, and cakes from the foods Sur kitchen. Confused students were| pe heard to ask uncertainly, “Does | .| anyone know. what they are serv-| ing in the cafeteria today?” | USING THE FACTS Norman Allen tells his geometry classes that if enough infor- |mation is given referring to the _|Jength of the sides and the degree ed.) of an. angle, you should be able ; fad . ae this actice in i-|to construct a triangl In other -| words if enough facts are given -| something can be proven. ‘He illustrated his point with this example: driver Question: If a: woman began. | has her arm stretched horizontal- elt the|ly from the window, does that ---_—s-' | prove she is going to turn left or red an-|right? has ae est and| Answer:. Neither, it proves that the window is open. |