Monday October 10, 1933 Greater Ticket Sale Advocated at School Much Depends On Amount Gathered Yearly From Student Body OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Parke Petterson, Editor. Bobbie Kimball and Marjorie Wood, Associate Editors. Students: We have neglected the most im­portant thing in school this year. It is student body tickets. They regulate school activities, athletics, and the Quarterly Classicum and yearbook. Without these, school would be of little interest to most of the students. If we want any more dances, to have an equipped basketball team and a yearbook worthy of the school, we must back these tickets. We have sold only one-half the amount we did last year. It is up to us to put the student body above that of previous years and make this the best year the faculty has seen. Let's go.-IWO. STRONG CHEERING Sa-a-ay-! Are we up and corn- in'? Just ask the honest citizens of our flourishing little metropolis. Lungs were even almost exposed in the valiant efforts set forth after hearing the irresistible voices of our yell leaders. You can still hear the echoes in Ogden canyon if you lis­ten attentively. Noise! Well, we had it! It all helps-r.nd right in the downtown district. Everybody knows we're on the map and that we intend to stay there. This is just to let our townsfolk know we punctured their ear-drums Thursday night.-M. J. W. THE DOPE Doesn't Jack Watson make a fine girl? The little darling! Girls, you will have to get up to the minute in dress and that irresistible appeal or Jack will have all the boys com­ing over to his house instead of to yours. If Ruth has any O. H. S. spirit she will not see Jim before a foot­ball game or he will be ruined. Did you see Anita Cottle Tues­day? Well, you should have seen her. She was worried pink as to the whereabouts of Wayne Bachman. She was greatly relieved when said personage approached the school with a bright smile and a hearty welcome. He had only been duck hunting and got stuck in the mud. Poor boy! I wonder why the junior girls run out to the old Lizzy? Is it to get a ride home or to be near the dar­ling little junior boys? They are chiselers. They chisel their way through school by telling the teach­ers how good looking they are. Some women are slick. I congrat­ulate you!-The Man About Town. SOME QUERIES I'd like to know: Why Dale doesn't pay more attention to me. Why Lowell hasn't a temper to match his hair. Who Mariana's ambition is or why she is called ambition. What the notes editor looks like. What the buffalo's name is. Why nothing I write is ever published. Why B. T. stopped criticizing. -I- YOU'RE BEING TOLD Don't give up hope. He'll get to you later. I guess that you have never met Lowell on a day day. Has she an ambition? The notes editor is a handsome brute-take it from me. The buffalo's name is Bill. Maybe you're too personal. 1 didn't know B. T. had. -Me. BELIEVE IT OR NOT (It's all true.) If books are stolen from lockers it is because of carelessness of stu­dents. The Janitors and principal find on an average, four padlocks per day hanging loose on lockers. Padlocks are useless unless they are used. A goodly portion of the world's troubles are caused by carelessness and ignorance. A teacher who is frequently tardy can not blame pupils if they follow her example. Teachers who are neat, orderly, punctual, can well instill neatness, orderliness, punctuality in students. A school parade at night is use­less. A thousand students may ap­pear but there are not a hundred people on the street to witness their demonstration. Ogden High school receives many "excuses" for absence, but a very few legitimate "reasons" for ab­sence. Readers of these school notes surely missed Thursday night the heading that usually introduces our effusions. We looked the paper over three times before we discovered the "Notes." S. O. S. has a good motto-Sports­manship Our Supremacy. 'Tis not Whether you win or lose: it's how you play the game.