SURE SIGNS (Editor's Note: This column was written by a non-Guild observer and submitted to the "Tattler") #1. "Mary Lou and I sure had a time last night," stated a prominent cadet officer as he entered school one morning, and certainly that's a Sure Sign. #2. At last the shy Capt. Bingham has given away to temptation How's life now Rbd. S.? Did you know that Kent Round's theme sonar is "Nut Brown Maiden"? Fine song, eh, what? #4. "Sure Signs" indicate that M.T. has no control when she is around Lieutenant Firth. My! What a uniform can do for love! #5. Well, it looks as if "Stew" has finally found his match. Let's hope that he's old enough to play with matches, lest he catch fire Wow! will he be burned up! NOTICE For the benefit of those students who have lost articles, the Writers Guild is organizing a Lost and Found column. Please report lost and found articles to Mr. Poulter, room 218, or to Edith Anderson! HAVE YOU HEARD After watching how some cars are parked behind the school, I shake with fear. Don't be surprised, you drivers, if your new Buick takes on a new form and refuses to go some of these days . Some people posses a memory about as long as the hair on their head . How about fulfilling some of these promises, seniors? Funny how two letters can change a girl G-Y-M to J-I-M LaV.J. and her baby talk: go good together; but like all babies, it should grow up. The films shown in the Visual Education Room are "swell." But while some students go to sit and learn, the majority just goes1. Observation shows me a number of new1 students. Welcome to Ogden High and may you enjoy every moment I Permanents seem to be in order, it seems, with such couples as Neil and Myrtle, Jack and Jerry, and Junior and Marjory. Here's luck to you and may there be more like you. Peek-Peek