SCHOOL PICKS ENTRANTS FOR HYRUM EVENTS Ogden High Forms Team For Regional Music Contests OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS NOTES Constance Ford—Editor Barbara Hassing has been chosen mezzo - soprano soloist and Don Bjorklund bass soloist to represent Ogden high school at the regionl music contests Friday and Saturday in Hyrum. Chosen for the boys' quartet were Grant Hinchcliff, Rex Firth, Darrell Anderson, and Sherman Davidson. Constance Ford will be the accompanist for the group. Ruth Taylor, Barba¬ra Hassing, Marge Armstrong, Barbara Fleming, Florence Cashmore and Elsie McKay will represent the school as a double trio. Joy Berry is the accompan¬ist.—Florence Cashmore. Choir Accepts Bid The a cappella choir has ac-cepted an invitation to sing at a teachers' convention, according to Glenn L. Hanson, director. The convention will be held at Salt Lake City, May 19. Choir members have begun work on numbers which will be present¬ed.—George Jensen- Girls' gym classes are taking up new kinds of games. Cham¬pions in each class will be se¬lected in the following sports: Table tennis, shuffleboard, bowl¬ing, golf, checkers, tennequarts, service ball and hit-pin.—Kath¬ryn Ellsworth. Art tudents Busy Art students are being requir¬ed this term to study correct let¬tering and the basic fundamen¬tals of drawing. States LeConte Stewart, instructor, "These two types of work are essential to all art and should be thoroughly understood by all art students.. —Kathryn Ellsworth. Students will be dismissed fol¬lowing fourth hour classes Fri¬day to allow attendance at the R.O.T.C. battalion U. S. inspec¬tion at two p.m. at Monroe park Dismissal will be at one-thirty, Principal A. M. Merrill said. Composing Songs Girls' junior gym teams are this week composing songs which they will sing as a team at the girls' assembly May 11, when next year's Pep club will be chosen. The words are writ¬ten to any well known tune suit¬able as a pep song.—Kathryn Ellsworth. JUNIORS TRY FOR PEP CLUB Girls To Vie At Special As¬sembly ; Students Pick Officers OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS NOTES Constance Ford—Editor At an assembly May 11 junior girls will be given an opportun¬ity to try for a position on the Ogden high pep club. Next year the pep unit will consist of sen¬iors only—juniors who are now members, thirty new girls, and twenty alternates. —- Kathryn Ellsworth. Nominations for next year's school officers were made in advisory classes Thursday. Del¬egates from each room were to meet tonight after school and vote for the nominees chosen from, their own advisory to re¬duce candidates for each office to nine. Ruth Tomlinson left today for Provo to represent the Ogden high school girls in the annual meet for the baseball throw and in tennis. —Virginia Fotis. The Ogden high school musi¬cal trio contest will be conduct¬ed starting next Friday, Ross Ekins, manager of "Tiger Flash¬es," stated today. Two classes of contestants will be entered in the elimination contest. Number one will consist of modern songs and number two class old time melodies and American favor¬ites. Winners will appear on KLO for finalist's prizes. — George Jensen. DEBATE SQUAD TO SUBMIT TO NEW TECHNIQUE Ogden H. S. Group To En¬ter Regional Tourney Friday OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS NOTES Constance Ford—-Editor A new debate technique for Og¬den high will be initiated when the team competes in the regional tourney against other members of the big 4 Friday in Salt Lake City, according to Willis Smith, coach. "After each debater completes his speech, the opponent will have the privilege of asking questions pertaining to the subject," Smith said. The team held practice debates with Weber college last week, and leaves Friday morning for the one day tourney. — George Jen¬sen. An "extra special" assembly will be held at eight-forty Friday when results of the Monday night music contest will be announced. Seniors are asked to call at the principal's office for graduation an¬nouncements. They should be order-ed immediately, said Grace Atkin¬son, secretary. Junior staff reporters are tak¬ing charge of news notes each week. Last week Kathryn Ellsworth i and Gordon Cole were in charge, f This week they are written by George Jensen and Margaret Hocking. Stomo Ochi and Arnold Grove will be next weeks editors. —Margaret Hocking ARCHERY MEET WINNERS NAMED Ogden High Sets Date For Annual Spring Show Of Fashions OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS NOTES Constance Ford—Editor In a recent girls' archery tournament the following are winners in each class: second period, Helen Combe, Lois At¬kinson and Momoko Tateako; third period, Joyce Shaughnessy, Helen Mitchell and Katherine Telford; fourth period, Ber¬tie Bender, Norma Jones, Lilla Martin and Erma Nelson; fifth period June Paul, Fumiko Takahashi and Dorothy Little; sixth period Dorothy Cottrell, Evelyn Parkinson and Liela Martin. — Kathryn Ellsworth. More Annuals Ordered States Leonard Robins: "We have ordered a few more year¬books which will be available to the first students who buy them." This is positively the last chance for obtaining a yearbook. —Barbara Reeve. Tuesday at four p.m. there will be a swimming meet at the We¬ber gymnasium for the junior girls. Wednesday at four there will be a meet for the seniors. Athletic managers and assistants will be on hand to check the winners. There will be contests in swimming and diving. No ad¬mission will be charged. —Mar¬garet Hocking. Members of Zelta Ballinger's fourth period English class con¬ducted a debate Monday. The topic for debate was "resolved that Ogden High School abolish corsages at social functions". Affirmative speakers were Blair Evans, and Clair Whitely; neg¬ative speakers were John Dan¬iels, and Bob Reeves. —George Jensen. Fashion Show Set The annual Ogden high school fashion show will be conducted Friday, May 27, announces Mar¬garet Corless, sewing instructor. Two hundred girls of the sewing department will conduct the show. The latest styles and fash¬ions will be shown, including sport, evening, afternoon, for¬mal, and graduation dresses. Entertainment will be under the direction of the music depart¬ment. The public is invited. — George Jensen. The second year Spanish class under the direction of Victor Hancock will go on their annual picnic-hike this evening at sev¬en o'clock.—Gordon Cole. Dramatic Personal has elect¬ed officers for the last term of school. They are Elizabeth El¬lis, president; Alice Randall, vice president; Margaret O'Neil secretary; Ruth Read, reporter; Nephi Johnson, librarian-parlia¬mentarian. —Gordon Cole. NOMINEES OF SCHOOL CHOSEN Ogden High Will Elect Its Student Leaders For Next Study Year OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS NOTES Constance Ford—Editor The following students are nominees for next year's Ogden high school student body officers as a result of a meeting of dele¬gates representing the choice of each advisory class: For president: Clair Boyle, Kay Crockett, Sid Foulger, Scott Gudmundson, Jack Hazen, Grant Neuteboom, Stomo Ochi, Arnold Roe, Hugh Rounds, Mickey Whitney. Vice president: Betty Lou Balch, Phyllis Brophy, Edna Brown, Helen Brown, Betty Hinckley, Emma Martin, Ruth Packer, Stomo Ochi, Betty Smalley. Secretary: Betty Lou Balch, Frank Bartlett, Helen Brown, Lionel Chambers, Reed Coray, Emma Martin, Ruth Packer, Stomo Ochi, Betty Smalley and Keith Wilcox.—Kathryn Ells¬worth. The annual regional music fes¬tival will be held at Hyrum, May 6 and 7. Students will leave aft¬er inspection Friday afternoon. —Kathryn Ellsworth. The school movie machine, broken recently, is being re¬paired. It will be put into use next week, according to Glen Eye, vice principal.—George Jensen. Members of Miss Mary Woolley's sixth period oral expres¬sion class journeyed to Salt Lake City Friday to attend "Victoria Regina." Miss Woolley accom¬panied the class.—George Jen¬sen. O. H. S. TO HOLD MOTHERS' TEA Two Selected to Uphold Ogden High In State Debate Tourney OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS NOTES Constance Ford—Editor The annual Ogden high school mothers' tea will be conducted j Friday afternoon, according to 1 Margaret Smith. The Girls' as¬sociation is sponsoring the event. Entertainment will be given dur- | ing the luncheon. All mothers are invited to attend.—George Jen¬sen. Debaters Selected Mary Kariya and La Moine Suttlemire will represent Ogden high school in the state high school debating tournament to be held late in May at Salt Lake City. Betty Lou Balch will enter the extemporaneous division in the state meet. "Other members of the school team did exceedingly well in the tournament but did not place as finals," said Mary Woolley, in¬structor.—George Jensen. Gives Prize Pictures Ralph Forney, Standard - Ex¬aminer photographer, has pre¬sented to Ogden high school copies of his prize winning pic¬tures. These are being displayed in the west show cases.—George Jensen.