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Show 3-12 '24 Ogden High School Notes An appeal has been made to high school boys to refrain flrom the smoking habit. Much improvement j has been noted in this respect this year and it is thought that it is: easily possible to get most boys to give up the habit, 1 Attention of boys is called to the Utah statute 8443 (4469): "Any person uner theyige of 21 yearsi wffi5 slrair nrfffWSPfff;'1 have in his possession any ijjtoxi- cating liquor, cigar, cigaret or tobacco in any form or any opium or j any narcotic in any form, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $100." In the interest of health, as well as of mental development, students of high school should not allow themselves to be handicapped by a vicious habit. Supt. W. Karl Hopkins told the rifle team members Tuesday that they would probably recehe free board for a month if they should win the Hearst trophy this year- so enthusiastic are the civic clubs. Capt. L. E. Ryder gave Winchester gold medals and silver awards offered by Winchester company to expert riflemen Tuesday as follows: Scott Kellogg, 500 shots tn bull's eye; Joe Kershisnik, Leslie Stokes, ; Herbert Verheek, Stanley Hall, ; Kenneth Skeen, Lawrence Skeen. sharpshooting; George Clifton, marksman. There will be many new and interesting booths featured at The Classicalia Saturday night. The Juniors will conduct a cabaret. There will be numerous sideshows, funny houses and fortune telling booths. These new features in connection with the fact that the affair will be given at the beautiful Berthana give ; assurance that the Classicalia will j ! be the best yet. ! The sale of Classicalia tickets will close on Thursday as it is estimated that the full quota will be sold by that time. More interest is manifested in debating this year than ever before j at the school. Another very inter- i esting debate was held Tuesday! night, which resulted in the selec- j tion of Joe Sangberg and Laurence Skeen as candidates for places on ' the school team. ! Plans for the final debate are j now complete. Two teams of three ' ! persons each will be selected. The j ! twelve candidates now listed are as follows: j 1. Affirmative-John O'Neill, ! j Alyson Smith, Garff Wilson. Nega- 1 ; tive--Elmer Burke, Lewis Iverson, Jake Reynolds. 2. Affirmative-Laurence Skeen, ' Joe Sangberg. Don Wakefield. Negative-Reese Hubbard, Blaine ; Ramsden, W. Armstrong. Box Elder and Davis high j schools have indicated their willing- j ness to debate, and arrangements j are being made to schedule the ; debate series at an early date. A rather unusual "ad" appeared at the foot of the O. H. S. notes , Tuesday. Many readers who thought they were reading the high ' school news were quite startled when they came to j MOTHERS Watch for symtoms of worms j in your children. . |
