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Show OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES To get at the eternal strength of things And fearlessly to make strong songs of it, Is, to my mind, the mission of that man The world would call a poet. He may sing But roughly, and withal ungra¬ciously; But if he touch to life the one right chord, Wherein God's music slumbers, and awake To truth one drowsed ambition, he sings well. —E. A. Robinson. GRADUATE NURSE Miss Dorothea E. Scott, a high school alumna, will be graduated from the Stanford School of Nurs¬ing, Stanford university, on May 12. The high school faculty has received an invitation to attend the graduating exercises. HEALTH TALK Dr. J. D. Harding will address the classes in physiology on "Care of the Eye" tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. BACCALAUREATE Word has been given out that Dr. Adam S. Bennion has been secured to give the baccalaureate address to the graduates this year. The address will be given in one of the local theatres on Sunday morning, May 23. TO SALT LAKE Supt. W. K. Hopkins announces that he and the high school prin¬cipals of Ogden will visit the high schools of Salt Lake in the near future to ascertain just what the Salt Lake schools are doing and how. No doubt some idea will be obtained that will help t improve our schools. GOOD SUPPORT That the Ogden City board of education is loyal to the high school was evidenced on Friday last when every member was pres¬ent at the inspection and also honored the officers by being present at the R. O. T. C. ban¬quet. ENGAGEMENTS Propositions from local people to have the R. O. T. C. band go on a concert tour through the northwest during the summer have been made to the band. One person reports that he has al¬ready made partial arrangements for appearance in 35 cities. THE LAST LAP Students began today the last month of the school year 1925-26. Many have ceased counting weeks; they estimate the remaining part of the year in days and hours. LIST POSTED The preliminary list of gradu¬ates, about 350, was posted on the bulletin boards today. Naturally the bulletin boards were the cen¬ter of attraction and only a few hopefuls scanned the list in vain. The graduating class of last year was the largest ever graduated by any school in the state, and, ai there will be about 40 more in this class than last year's, we shall probably retain the honor. PRAISE FOR CHORUS After working 10 days with the high" school chorus under rather trying circumstances, Pro¬fessor Robinson has this to say, "They are as fine a bunch of boys and girls as I have ever labored with. I certainly appreciate the manner in which they conducted themselves and the support they gave me." R. O. T. C. POPULAR That the R. O. T. C. is very popular in Ogden was evidenced by the immense crowd that gath¬ered on tabernacle square on Fri¬day last, to witness the drill contest and the review, as well as by the complimentary remarks that were made on the side lines. Every one in Ogden seems to take much pride in the unit, and the splendid work the boys are doing. Ogden is confident of be¬ing named as an honor school again this year. Appreciation is hereby express¬ed to our efficient and genial instructors. Captain Dockler, Mas¬ter Sergeant Mayer and Sergeant Halloway. CONGRATULATIONS Senior high expresses congrat¬ulations to Washington, Junior in having won the Kanzler cup. The boys there have she wn fine spirit and co-operation during the year and it was fitting that the honors should come to them. We take some little pride in their success, also from the fact that senior high furnished the cap¬tain, Lee Chamberlin, and spon¬sor, Inez Taylor, who helped to "deliver the goods." |