3 - 25 - 24 Ogden High School Notes Today's slogan: Pass quietly through the hallways; keep to the right; don't crowd; modulate your voice. Rudolph Lyon, Paul Wilson and Orrin Stigers, class of ' '2 3, and i students at tiie University of Utah, were visitors at high school Monday. They are pleased with their I work at the university and say ! they are doing their best to main- : tain Ogden's high standard there. Miss Annette Child, a senior of the university, spent Monday with I the teachers of history and social! science at the high school. Miss Child is asking the privilege of ob- j serving this work for a week, and ! then to train under the direction of one or two of the teachers for j a period of nine weeks to meet a ; graduation requirement of the nor­mal department of the university. MUST SPEED UP. At a meeting of the faculty Mon­day evening it was decided to do away with dilly-dallying and lag­ging behind in school work. Stu­dents must keep, up with their as­signments or suffer the conse­quences-low grades or no grades. I Mrs. Camp was unable to report j at school Monday morning on ac- j count of illness. Principal Merrill j took charge of her classes. Moroni Olson is unable to ap- j pear at high school assembly this j week, but will meet with us next j week. A large number of teachers will j witness the Moroni Olson players' ! performance at the Orpheum to­night, They expected to attend in 1 a body, but previous engagements kept some from attending. The high school people feel that "home . products" should be appreciated . and encouraged. ONE BIG OBSTACLE. High school students received an invitation today to attend the Weber college prom Friday evening. The only tliinjr that prevents; ac­ceptance of the Invitation by a large number is the high admission charge-an evening' gown or a tuxedo. Vice Principal Gertrude Coolidge is interesting herself and fellow teachers this week in the parties for the Girl Scouts, Friday after­noon and Saturday night. The high echool orchestra has accepted an invitation to furnish "an hour of rnusie" at Weber col­lege next week. ORDERLY SURPRISED. An interesting episode occurred Monday at 2219 Washington ave­nue, An Orderly was sent down to that address with a communica­tion for Moroni Olson, whesa east was practicing in a room there, The cadet wras not advised of thia iat however, When he earp isked "What kind it dewn there, a "ly veiled," p-- -rying; a m ing man V ' if classes the Courtis Standard Re­search Test, Series C, Organization Test. Time limited on Fri­day last. The test consisted of ten groups of phrases and required quick and accurate judgment in putting the phrases in orderly se- quence, so as ,sto make a correct and complete statement, e.g.: q 8. Andioclus, a poor slave, of Rome, long ago, named, there lived, in this city. Answer: There lived long ago in the city of Rome a poor slave named Androclus-or two other arrangements possible, with full credit, and one with half credit. ( The result of the test is given here­with : j Standard for juniors, 64; stand­ard for seniors, 68. j Sixty-two juniors took the test; average, 49. Fifty-nine seniors took the test; average, 59.9. HIGHEST MARKS. Following are the pupils who made an average higher than the j standard: Keith Wilson, Helen Grace, Sidney Badeon, Elmer Raat, Marjorie Allen, Elizabeth Holton, Thelma Jones, Eleanor Kidder, John Cragun, Keith Shurtliff, Virginia Bingham, Elva King, Phyllis ; Read, Althea Thomas, George Coolidge, Dan McCarty, Junior Petterson, Sara Agee, Theo Garman, Verna Jensen, Aneesa Malouf, Dorothy Vail, Clifton Rhead, James Whitton, Burton Robb. The following scored 100: Virginia Green, Lorin Trapp, Helen Stevens. CONCERT TONIGHT. The music department will give ! in the auditorium, "An Hour of Music" tonight, 7:30 to 8:30 ; o'clock. The program is as follows: Serenade Moszkowski Roses of the South . . .Strauss Combined Glee Clubs and Orchestra. Spanish Dance. ...... Moszkowski O. H. S. Orchestra. Contralto solos-Spanish text- La Poloma La Golandrina Lucile Olsen. Mourning Marionettes ... ! Gounod Happy Days Strelezski O. H. S. Orchestra. Cornet solo- Ben Haines. Readings-Oval expression de- j partment. Piano concerto in "C" major. . . Mozart (First movement.) Wade Stephens. Orchestra Accompaniment.