THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1933. Ogden High School Will Compliment Parents and Show Progress of Year Observance Set For May 19; Vocation Booklets Arrive OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Parke Petterson, Editor; Barbara Kimball and Marjorie Wood, Associate Editors 5 The annual Parents and Exhibit day will be observed Friday, May 19, according to recent announcement. That will also be the annual Award day. "CAREERS" HERE What do you want to do in life? What vocation do you expect to follow? Read "Careers" a new set of monograms telling all about 52 separate vocations. These came to our library Tuesday, the gift of Ogden Kiwanis club. They are most interesting worthwhile booklets. EX-PRINCIPALS Prof. George A. Eaton came to Ogden in 1892 with no thought of living in Utah but has lived in this state ever since. He was first a teacher in the Ogden Military academy and then in Ogden High school. Shortly he became principal of the high school, which position he held until 1900, when he was made principal of the Salt Lake High school. In 1903 Dr. George Thomas, fresh from his studies in Germany and with his Ph. D., became principal of Ogden High, which position he held for two years only. He left Ogden to become professor of economics at the U. A. C. . These facts were recalled by these gentlemen as they spoke at the memorial services of Prin., D. H. Adams on Tuesday. They were life long friends of Mr. Adams. BASEBALL Tuesday night, the baseball team captured the first leg of the city championship by defeating Weber High, seven to four. The battery of Greenwell and Anderson proved very effective against the Warrior sluggers and the entire team played a nice game, both afield and at bat. Nice going, boys . JUNIOR PROM Tomorrow night the annual junior promenade will be held in the Berthana. The seniors are the guests; the juniors are the hosts. The seniors have all received invita­tions which will admit them and are urged to come and have a grand time at the expense of the juniors. We'll see you there. PROOF OF DEPRESSION Here is concrete proof that the depression is still on. In 1929 the; school put on the opera "Sweet­hearts" and took in cash to the amount of $552.77. In 1933 we put on "Yeomen of the Guard" and took in $70.75. It appears that a goodby num­ber of high school students will re­port at the University of Utah Saturday morning to take the place­ment tests that are offered all en­tering students at the university. JUNIOR PROM WILL BE HELD NEXT FRIDAY Spring Motif To Be Used For Decorations At O. H. S. Dance The annual Junior prom sponsored by the junior class of Ogden High school in honor of the gr&duajting class will be held Friday evening at the Berthana. The affair promises to be unusu­ally successful with the spring mOfyf for decorations and fc splendid or chestra engaged for the dancing. The class officers include: Grant Jensen, president; George Larkin, vice president; Evan Stewart, secre­tary. Class Advisors are Mrs. Lucille Chambers and W. R. Thornley. Chairmen of committees include: Maude Marian Barker, invitations and programs; Bob Brown, decora­tions; Charlene Woods, refresh ments; Jack Bennett, advertising. Patrons and patronesses: Super­intendent and Mrs. W. K. Hopkins, Principal and Mrs. A. M. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Larkin, Mrs. M. A. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Woods, and Mr. and Mrs. A. I Bennett. Tigers Enter Stars In Northern Meet Warriors Send Four Men To Regional Trackfest In Aggie Stadium Twenty-seven track and field ath­letes will represent Ogden High and Weber High at the regional meet at Logan Saturday. Ogden High will trot out 23 athletes and Weber High will enter four in the single day competition. Coach Mark Ballif of the Warriors has named the following to repre­sent Weber: Lyle McLean, high jump, low and high hurdles and re­lay; Wayne Stratton, hurdles and relay; Wallace Warren, low hurdles: sprints and broad jump; Theron Rhead, weights. Ogden High will present the larg­est squad in years, according to Coach Dick Kapple. The Tigers named for the Logan trip are: Lee Boerens, 440 'and relay; Frank Ellis, 880 and relay; Wendell Fow­ler, 880 and medley; Dick Alkema, shot, discus and medley relay; Mau­rice Kennedy, pole vault, high jump, broad jump; Harold Burbidge, sprints; Clyde Greenwell, pole vault; D. Barker, mile 'and mile relay; Darrell Hall, discus, high jump and broad jump; Lear Summerill, 440 and mile relay; The Wood, mile; Willard Whittaker, sprints and broad jump; Jack Patterson, broad jump; Reed Berrett, sprints; Dale Anderson, high jump; Dean Jones, sprints; Harold Pearson, 440-yard run; Nate Ianonne, javelin; Jack Turnquist, shot and javelin; Jack Simmons, sprints; Burrell Ashton, sprints; Wade Andrews, mile and Grant Hewitt, 440.