CHEM NOTES BY CHEM NUTS Recently, when the students of the first period chemistry class were doing some "lab" work, they were told to hold the tube containing CO2, over a lighted candle. The candle was extin¬guished. Rosella Larkin, one of the scientifically minded co-eds of Ogden High,wrote as a result of the experiment "The candle was distinguished." Carolyn Smith, having read about the carbon monoxide com¬bining with the hemo globin of the blood, apparently did not un¬derstand, because when Mr. Smith called upon her, she said, "But Mr. Smith, I can't understand about this "hemo goblin." GOSSIP Virgil Peterson: How we'll discuss Habeas Corpus. Marvin P.: Oh, did Habeas die? Welcome back, Mr. Peterson and Miss Davis. Some members of the choir seem to be more "experienced" since their return from St. Louis. Those students who spend their time at noon in cars parked behind the school should park somewhere else. Ask B. M. S. and T. S. if they are heeding the well directed advice they were given a couple of weeks ago. When E. M. and E. B. get into a discussion on smoking and drinking, B. M. S. is silent. Who is the dirty rat that lights bon fires in our waste paper baskets.? 'Tis rumored that one of the "rotten egg throwers" was Ray S. (We wonder) Well—S. O. S. and I-wanna seem to have given up the fight-- and I-wanna apparently has come out on top. Can't Arnold E. make up his mind that his "S. P. " is Marion W.? Will someone please tellV. J how to meet M. M. The poor boy is getting desperate! It is rumored that Max B. is the reason for Janice C.'s new hair shade! Wanted: Bits of gossip for our column. We can't be everywhere! There is always a tie between a father and son, says a Rotarian sneaker, and if there is, you can wager the son is wearing it. Peek Peek Boy Friend: Gee! Thanks!