norrner students took leading parts and took them very successfully. The students are Elsie Wheelwright and Richard McKey. This play was ffiven in a splendid manner and will I given again in Morgan and other small cities near Ogden. Bravo! CHATTER AND CHAFF Have you noticed the green lad ir jreen socks, sweater, shirt, whc writes with a green pen filled with green ink? None other than flashing John Cawley, who says "Only green things grow!" 8av, did you see Dave Shorten's girl In the parade last Friday? She hid on a white dress and an orange tie! The needful bump of life in the high school curriculum is Ed Smith. ZETA PHI XI Rain, rain, 30 away, come again some other day. Who can control the rain, ..didn't care because oil he sm ut mafir damp wodjum. ua how good did those black potatg smnkv weenies, and the UKe tatt after resmrected from the red hot smy but hannv we parted, ending another successful out- dePnowhave another Mildred, our newest and last pledge. The rest of them just can't wait until next Saturday! We wonder why? HARRIET ROBISON. Explains War Maneuvers. Captain Roy Sparks is giving a series of talks to the R. O. T. C. at Ogden high school on the sub¬ject "Scouting and Patrolling," his object being to teach more clearly military tactics. Red Carnations'' Given. At the weekly meeting of the Dramatic Art club Thursday, James Riley, Tom O'Neil, and Vir¬ginia True presented "Red Carnations," a one-act play. Girls Hold Tournament. Tihe girls in the physical educa¬tion department are entering a bas¬ketball tournament, held Friday and Saturday evenings, at Weber gymnasium, under the direction of Coach Fred Pooletti. The teams are as follows: Ogden, three; Salt Lake, one; Idaho, four-- Andrew Brunetti. OGDEN. Feb. 25—Tne student body of Ogden high school held a pep rally Friday afternoon. The school songs were led by the band, under the direction of Glenn Han¬sen. Andrew Bruitti gave a hu¬morous reading, "Good Night" and Elmer Broom, accompanied by his sister Dorothy, sang- two tenor so¬los. "I'm Away from the World'' and "My Buddy." Carnival Slated. At a student council meeting Tuesday, March 27 was set as the date for the annual "Classicalia," the big carnival dance of the school year. The hall selected was the Berthana. Orators Hold Tryout. The final tryout for the D. A. "R. oratorical contest was held, Monday. The following students were chosen: Mary Underwood, Kiyoko Oda, Norine Bingham, and Burnadette Wedell. Scholastic Tracksters Await Annual State Meet Greenwell Slated To Sparkle; Local Teams Are Strong Nine Ogden Athletes To Bid For Recognition At Salt Lake OUTSTANDING scholastic track¬sters of Utah will gather at Salt Lake Saturday for the finals of the state series. The big event will be featured at the new Utah stadium. Preliminaries in field events will be carded Satur¬day morning. The afternoon program is booked for 2 p. m. Ogden and We¬ber high schools will be well repre¬sented. The Tigers will have Green¬well in the sprints and Vaughn and Sneddon in the pole vault. The Tiger relay team consisting of Har¬bertson, Green¬well, Darling and Simpson, will also be eligible to perform. Greenwell, one of the classiest prtnters developed in these parts I m years, is expected to press Dyer of East and Hutchinson of Carbon to the limit in both dash events. The Ogdenite has the ability to win both events. Coach Dick Thorne has three men eligible for the finals. Stratford will perform in the 440-yard run and the broad jump and Dabb is eligible tor the shot. Chandler will perform in the high hurdles, high jump and discus. Play in the state scholastic tennis tournament is carded for 1 p. m. Friday it the University of Utah courts. The schedule, heats and officials for the state track joust follow: PRELIMINARY FIELD EVENTS 9:15 a. m.—Pole vault and shot- 10 a. m.-High jump and discus. 10:46 a. m.—Broad jump and jav- AFTERNOON EVENTS 2 p. m.-High hurdle trials. I Finals of pole vault and shotput. 3:10 p. m—100-yard dash trials. 2:30 p. m—Mile run. 3:30 p. m.—Medley relay (220, 440 and 880 yards per man). J:40 p. m.—440-yard run. 3:50 p. m.—100-yard dash, final. Finals high jump and discus. 3 p. m.-120-yard high hurdles, fi- laaL 3:10 p. m.—220-yard dash trials. 3:20 p. m.—220-yard low hurdles I trials. 3:30 p. m.—Half-mile run. 3:35 p. m.—Finals broad jump and javelin. 3:45 p. m.—220-yard finals. 3:55 p. m.—120-yard low hurdles finals. 4:05 p. m.—Mile relay. 415 p. m.—Half-mile relay. ENTRANTS AND THEIR HEATS 100-yard dash—First heat, Dyer, East; Gee, Ephraim; Boshard, Pro¬vo; Hawkins, Bear River; Lowden, Parowan; Farrar, Uintah. Second heat, Hutchinson, Carbon; Hum¬phries, Logan; Crawford, Milford; Bennion, L. D. S.; Finch, Spanish Fork; Erickson, North Sanpete. Third heat, Greenwell, Ogden; Jen¬sen, Payson; Nelson, Davis; Os¬borne, Minersville; Henry Pace, North Summit; Poulsen, Richfield, Cook, Ferron. 220-yard dash—First heat, Nelson, Davis; Jensen, Payson; Farrar, Uintah; Harrison, Logan; Poulsen, Richfield; Crawford, Milford. Sec¬ond heat, Greenwell, Ogden; Dyer, East; Finch, Spanish Fork; Rasmussen, Ephraim; Branch, Carbon. Osborne, Minersville. Third heat, heat, Hutchinson, Carbon; Hawkins, Bear River; Bennion, L. D. S.; Bo¬shard, Provo; Acord, North San¬pete; Fenton, Parowan. High hurdles—First heat, Porter, Preston; Thornley, Davis; Warner, Spanish Fork; Pinney, Richfield; Hartman, Central; McGregor, Dixie. Second heat, Gunnell, South Cache; Maxfield, Jordan; Spencer, Spanish Fork; Peterson, North Sanpete; Stringham, Ferron; Baldwin, Bea¬ver. Third heat, Chandler, Weber; Judd, Grantsville; Bingham, Span¬ish Fork; Dalpaiz, Wasatch; Webb, Carbon; Knight, Hinckley; Blonquist, North Summit. 220-yard low hurdles—First heat, Partington, Logan; Hanson, Jordan; Williams, Spanish Fork; Braithwaite, Manti; Webb, Carbon; Mc¬Gregor, Dixie. Second heat, Por¬ter, Preston; Maxfield, Jordan; Simmons, Payson; Hall, Wasatch; Holbrook, Carbon; Knight, Hinck¬ley. Third heat, Rasmussen, Box Elder; Call, East; L. Dudley, Span¬ish Fork; Lowe, Richfield; Alexan¬der, Uintah; Nielsen, Delta. Mile run—Snyder, Payson; Kooy-, man, Pleasant Grove; Beardall, Springville; Bush, East; Sessions, Davis; Barlow, Tooele; Saunders, North Cache; Mendenhall, North Cache; Jensen, South Cache; Galloway, Uintah; Roberts, Uintah; Den¬nis. Uintah; Hawley, Hinckley; Judd, Delta; Lavell, Delta; Brown, North Summit; Willardson, Mon¬roe; Moody, Wasatch; Falkenburg, Wasatch. 880-yard yard—Bush, East; Eckman, Tooele; Black, Jordan; Snyder, Payson; E. Vincent, Provo; Kooyman, Pleasant Grove; Gessell, South Cache; Richards, Logan; Tripp, North Cache; Roberts, Uintah, Gal¬loway, Uintah; Eldredge, Roosevelt; Stevenson, Fillmore; Bleak, Dixie; Thompson, Dixie, Brown, North Summit; Willardson, Monroe; Ras¬mussen, Ephraim; Madsen, North Sanpete. 440-yard run—Anderson, Grants¬ville; Oliver, Murray; Forward, West; L. Dudley, Spanish Fork; Strom, Payson; Cherrington, Springville; Stratford, Weber; Gessell, South Cache; Plant, North Cache; Noel, Uintah; Behunin, Roosevelt; Colton, Uintah; Bleak, Dixie; Horton, Milford; Hickman, Milford; W. Wright, Wasatch high; Acord, North Sanpete; Gregerson, Monroe; Haw¬ley, Richfield. Medley relay—west (Adams, Ter¬ry, Eastman, Leaver); Provo (Bo¬shard, Moyle, A. Vincent, P. Vin¬cent) North Cache (Johnson, Tripp, Smith, Parsons); Uintah (Farrar, Alexander, Colton, Galloway); Dixie (Miles, Jolley, Thompson, Bleak); North Sanpete (Erickson, Sander¬son, Acord, Madsen). Mile relay—East (Bush, Carlston, Matthews, Ellsworth); Spanish Fork (Blockbank, Fullmer, Lewis, L. Dud¬ley); North Cache (Johnson, Ball, Merrill, Plant); Uintah (Colton, Noel, Roberts, Farrar); Delta (B. Sampson, Stapley, Brazier, Peter¬son); North Summit; Wasatch academy (Candland, Muller, Morley, i Spalding). Half-mile relay—West (Terry, Jacobs, Sentker, Patterson); Provo (Moyle, Smith. A. Vincent, Bo¬shard) Ogden (Darling, Harbertson, Simpson, Greenwell); Uintah (Noel, Colton, Galloway, Alexander); Bea¬ver (Lindsay, Anderson, Baldwin, Gale); Wasatch high; Wasatch academy (Dalpaiz, Owens, Hall, Betelson). High jump—Gibbs, Bear River; Ryan, Logan; Chandler, Weber; Rushforth, Davis; Olson, L. D. S.; Lee, Tooele; Warner, Spanish Fork; Gourley, Pleasant Grova; A. Vin¬cent, Provo; Pinney, Richfield; Tavenah, Wasatch; Bell, North San¬pete; Christensen, Monroe; Green, Ephraim; Tollestrup; Gunnison; Cook, Ferron; Lamp, Carbon; Chris¬tensen, Carbon; Warner, Fillmore; Carter, Minersivlle; McGregor, Dixie; Ball, North Summit. Broad jump—Humphries, Logan; Willmore, Logan; Stratford, Weber; Rushforth, Davis; Dickey, Granite; Mann, East; Gourley, Pleasant Grove; Warner; Spanish Fork; Finch, Spanish Fork; Tollestrup Gunnison; Pinney, Richfield; Lowe, Richfield; Wilcox, Ferron; Cook, Ferron; Holmes, Carbon; Lindsay, Beaver; Greener, Hinckley; Miles, Dixie. Pole vault—Vaughn, Ogden; Sned¬don, Ogden; McNeill, Logan; Bar¬low, East; Johnson, Murray; Thorn- Ferguson, Spanish Fork; Bingham, Spanish Fork; Hansen, Monroe; Thurston, Richfield; Voorhees, Gun-nison; Webb, Carbon; Bottino, Carbon; Peacock, Central; Benett, Delta; Baldwin, Beaver; Lindsay, Bea-ver; L. Wright, Morgan; Chapman, Wasatch. Shotput—Willmore, Logan; Dabb, Weber; Chandler, Weber; Hart, Da¬vis; Benson, Jordan; Smith, Da¬vis; Warner, Provo; Farrett, Nephi, Weight, Springville; Kee, Wasatch; Nickel, North Sanpete; Ballard, Wa-satch; Child, Carbon; Collard, Huntington; Taylor, Moab; Blake, Hinckley; Thomson, Delta; Reeve, Hinckley; Fraughton, Wasatch high. Discus—Sorenson, Box Elder; Mer¬rill, North Cache; Ward, Box Elder; Simmons, Cyprus; Smith, Davis; Carmon, Davis; Jones, Lincoln; . Jensen, Payson; Vest, Payson; Mickle, North Sanpete, Bowman, Monroe; Hall, Manti; Davis, Carbon; Fagon, Roosevelt; Rugg, Huntington; Thornton, Delta; Reeves, Hinckley; Hornton, Milford; Eberle, Park City. Javelin—Alley, North Rich; Kowallis, Logan; Maughan, South Cache; Thornley, Davis; Gunderson, Granite; Widener, L. D. S.; Jones, Lincoln; Collins, Lincoln; Spencer, Pleasant Grove; Scharrer, Payson; Wilcox, Ferron; Kelly, Uintah; Quigley, Moab; Lindsay, Beaver; Horton, Milford; Anderson, Wa¬satch; Bowman, Monroe; Lowe, Richfield. Officials: Referee, Vadal Peter¬son; starter, G. Ott Romney; clerk of the course, C. Oren Wilson; as-sistant, George Glen; judges of the finish, E. Allen Bateman, R. Ad¬ams, L. G. Noble, L. W. Nielson, David Gourley, Melvin Wilson and W. E. Day; timers, D. A. Mitchell, Charles Welch, R. W. Richardson, O. Ballard, Denny Ausherman, George Green; judges of weights, A. M. Maughan, E. N. Larson, Roy Mclntyre, Joseph Buys; judges of umps, Willis Savage, Charles Hart, Norman Hamilton and Don Reddish; inspectors, Rex Sutherland, Wayne Nielson, Eddie Kimball, Wil¬liam Maughan; award judge, J. C. Swenson. ADDRESS ON FREEDOM. Preston Mulcahy's address on "Freedom," a discsusion of the constitutional provisions for freedom in! America, brought liberal applause. Favors Given Daughter And Sons At Rotary Party Ogden High School Notes May 7, 1931 This year the students of O. H. S. have witnessed with profound in¬terest the wonderful series of ora-tions which have been conducted in our school. Great talent has been shown to us in our youthful orators. Praise has been given the orators and their orations. As far as forenics are concerned our school has witnessed a most successful year; yet through all of these orations, therd has lingered always in the background a teacher. This teach¬er has conducted these orations in a splendid manner. She has been of invaluable aid to these young ora¬tors, spending many hours after school in order that the orations might be a success. Yet with all of this fine work she has always been in the background, and we, the stu¬dents of O. H. S., wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Blanche Kendall McKey for her splendid work in the furtherance and success of forensics in O. H. S. BLOCK O AWARDS The annual award day will be a long remembered one in of ten fortunate seniors. As has been the custom in preceding years 'ten block O's are presented to those graduating seniors who have partaiten most actively in school af¬fairs. Under the careful supervision of Council and the faculty the choice of these lucky seniors is made. It is difficult to decide which of all the loyal and active students will be the honored ones, yet every year the choice has been extremely satisfactory. We wish to congratulate in advance those for¬tunate seniors. V. H. WASTED ENDEAVOR? "Where did you get that hat?" was a query many and various times repeated last Friday. The girls made them. They spent much time and worked hard and then we didn't wear them. They were very nice looking hats and we appreciate sin¬cerely the efforts the young ladies put forth. Any kind of a hat is almost too much for anyone to ask us to wear so it certainly was no reflection on the hats but just the general class of headgear that we object to.