Displays Arranged In Interesting Way May 20, 1932 Student Work Exhibited In Style To Hold Attention OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Elpha Morse, Editor One of the most interesting dis¬plays in several years is shown in Mrs. Newcomb's room. The stu¬dents through their sincerity and efforts have produced an exhibit both colorful and worthwhile. Cur¬rent literature enjoyed by the stu¬dents is exhibited in clever folders and also poster pictures to show the difference between romanticism and realism in their most favored vocation or avocation. Stop in room 300 on your way around in the build- in c and see this exhibit. LATIN PROJECTS Miss Chesney's first and second year Latin students have developed a knack for reproducing Latin events, thoughts and customs. The finished products include colorful maps of the Roman and Gallic provinces, realistic pictures of stirring events and the type of jewelry and clothes worn during the Caesars' time. The more grammatical side of Latin is shown by biographies of famous men and a great many English words are il¬ lustrated and their relation to Latin shown. One person has built a min¬iature of a famous bridge out of twigs.—B. W. K. PROJECTS While you are enjoying the ex¬hibitions that the various rooms have, take some time out to be sure to see the projects in Mrs. Irwin's room. Representing quite a bit of time and labor during this last semester, the projects are built around modern history and civili¬zation. In her room you can find all the details about the Olympic games, the league of nations, differ¬ent forms of government, in fact everything that is going on today. They are in the form of scrapbooks and are very attractive to look through. Almost all the rooms have interesting projects on display. Don't miss any of them.—Helen Parmeley. STILL MORE PROJECTS Flowers, showy ones, shy ones, loud or dainty, they burst upon the eye from every nook and cranny in Mr. Willis Smith's room. Some are on paper and others in bowls, butt all are equally lovely. Staring up in unexpected places are vicious look¬ing insects, but don't be alarmed, they're under glass to add a more natural atmosphere. The displays are the work of months and de¬serve A grades.—M. J. W. POEMS For cleverness and originality see the display of poems in Mrs. Cham¬bers' room. These represent much hard labor and deep thought as do the projects from the other rooms. They are well written and tastefiul- ly displayed. Have you seen them? ON LOYALTY One of the most necessary at¬tributes of a noble character is loy¬alty. Without it one cannot suc¬ceed or even obtain happiness. All through life no matter what one does or what one becomes if he is to have anything at all of which to be proud he must be loyal to himself, his family and his occupation. If for some reason he cannot do this he should change his occupation and his vocation. Loyalty is fundamental. Be happy by being loyal.—The Editor. PET PROS AND CONS Pros: Mr. Hansen's new suit, which re¬minds me of spring, and who doesn't like that? The Price drum-major. He didn't have an inferiority complex about Carbon county coaldust, 'cause he left his hat near my locker. The consolation of knowing on good authority isn't he?) that Ogden High's band offered Price some "pretty stiff competition." Why didn't they take it? Cons: The complete mess we made of the school song last Friday, and when Susie says so, it must be so. The lollypop craze. I knew we'd hear from the juniors before the year was over; as for the seniors- shame, shame! Being a senior now, which is al¬most as bad as being a junior. Am I blue? No-o-o-o—maybe!—Susie Seventeen. DINNER MEETING On Wednesday evening, May 18, the faculty of Ogden High school met at the Green Gables, where they enjoyed a dinner and an hour or so of conversation. Miss Schofield, who has received an ap-pointment to the National Recrea¬tion school, was guest of honor. Superintendent and Mrs. Hopkins were also invited guests.—J. J. CLASS NAMES LISTED Ogden Senior High school announces today its list of grad¬uates. There are 395 names on the list, arranged alphabetically. COMMERCIAL COURSE From the commercial course: Yoneko Akasaka, Una Marie Allred, Helen Vera Allen, Virginia An¬drew, Doris Anderson, Ruth Amund-sen, Phyllis Ardema, Wanda Mae Austad, Jean May Ball, Ruth Bateman, Jessie Berrett, Olive lone Bingham, Vonda Marie Black, Amy Louise Blackburn, Dorothy May Broome, Arnold Woodrow Buck, Marjorie Burnett, Eleanor Bushell, Edward Greenwell Chambers, Ruth : Child, Ruth Clark, Ruth Catherine Cleve, Earleen Montana Clifton, Norma Josephine Crosbie, Robert Owen Taylor Croxford, Ruth Elaine Daley, Olive Davis, Helen Davis, Elizabeth DeBloois, William Gerrit DeMik, Harold DeYoung, Jack Lavorr Donaldson, Ruth Ellen Dunstan, Marybeth Earley, Bernice Eloise Egan. George Marion Falk, Pete Frank (Fakler, Anna Dorothy Fox, Jessie Gardiner, Clela Gibson, Karman Joan Greenwell, Beth Greenwood, Aline Ruby Goddard, Eva Mae Grover, Joyce Elaine Hall, Glen Peter Hansen, Andrew Jackson Harris, June Jacqueline Harrison, Thelma Hart, Katherine Heiner, Edna Le¬one Hendricks, Amar Hickman, Er¬ma Drusilla Higginson, Madge Hinton, Lorell Allison Hobbs, Helen Holmes, Agnes Holmes, Thora Hut¬chinson. Phyllis Charlotta Isakson, Hazel Janetta James, Ina Maxine Jen¬kins, Marie Jensen, Mary Ethel Jones, Gladys Jones, William Kinner, Marian Pearl Kreines, Mar¬garet Helen Krumperman, Veone Lamoreaux, Mildred Larson, Kath¬leen Laurie, Georgia Layton, Vir¬ginia Jeanne Leavitt, Arnold Limburg, Bernice Lowham, Hilda Jean Lundy, Hubert Joseph Lynch. Ruth Bernice McDonald, Ila McKell, Evelyn Phyllis Miller, Emma Caroline Miller, Dorothy Emma Moore, Dorothy Mae Moulding, Kathryn Nelson, Eva Nickson, Mar¬tha Chausse Norton, Winona Olson, Dorothy May Pantone, Grace Parks, Erroll Arch Patrick, Hattie Payne, Elsie Arleen Penton, Mildred Lou¬ise Peterson, Fred D. Profaizer. Lucille Rae, Margience Mildred Rampton, Helen Rasmussen, Ruby Reno, Ella Rhodes, Harriet May Robison, Fay Robinson, Neva Roll, Helen Russell, Marie Arvilla Schouten, Stella Seppi, Lawrence Farley Shaw, May Jannice Sherman, Ge¬net Cornelia Shurtliff, Virginia Simpson, Melba Smith, Avon Rich¬ard Smith, Ella Stanger, Marian Nancy Stewart, Ethel Stitt. Ethel Taylor, Neoma Hermina Teuscher, Agnes Trask, Isabella Wadley, Cleo Wadman, Erma Edgar Stone, Jack Stonebreaker, James Floyd Sundquist, Helen Tan¬ner, Marene Taylor, Albert Leon¬ard Teachman, Margaret Nancy Thomas, Myrtle Louise Toyn, Elnora Umber, Yashiko Ujiiye, Jeanne Evelyn Vail, Anita VanDyke, Anna Mary Van Noy, Louise Andre Van Sweden, Yvonne Waldram, Marian Warner, Vern John Williams, Kath¬leen Wilson, David Parry Wilson, Charles Dale Woods. ENGINEERING COURSE Engineering course graduates are: Ivan Marcell Burnett, Robert Earl Cowlishaw, Marie Louise Dobbs, Er¬nest Paul Gilgen, Paul Herbert God¬dard, Robert Smith Hetzel, Thomas Motoni Kaneko, Eugene Blaine Lynch, Clyde Miller, James Ivan' Owen, Lanthey Peter Pepares, Har¬ry William Reyns, Lee Richard Richards, John Andrew Schoonma- ker, Josiah Taylor, Wilford Vanderkooi, Eugene Van Sweden, Ford Dee Wangsgard, Eldon Fay Watts, John William West, Max Wheel¬wright, Clifford Albert Whitmeyer, Donald Henry Wilkinson. GENERAL COURSE Graduates of the general course are: William Jackson Alker, Philip Bartholomew, Ida Bernice Brough, Arthur Cartwright, Carl Martin Casperson, David Edward Clarke, John Terran Cole, Roy Jesse Critchlow, James LaVere Facer, Willard Man¬ning Flinders, Garner Morris, Glen Garr, Shelton George, Parley Nor¬man Grasteit, Ralph Hartman, Har¬vey Hegstrom, Max Gordon Hick¬man, Vincent Arthur Iiannone, Vic¬tor B. Jay, Lawrence N. Leavitt, I Thomas Gordon Lund, Howard Ma- Wheeler, Erma Elizabeth White, Er¬ma Williams, Edna Ethel Williams, Harry Wilson, Genevie Winward, Verda May Witten, Earl William Worman, Ethel Arenys Wright, Adele Doney Young. ENGLISH COURSE Graduates from the English course are: Edward Isaac Aikens, John Wil¬liam Allan, Margaret Louise Allen, Beatrice Allen, William Wallace Alsup, Frank Stilwell Austin, Jay Mark Bachman, Robert Charles Bader, Mabel Lauretta Barton, Mil¬dred Rose Bennett, Burton Edward Benowitz, Byron Knight Belnap, Ruth Berlin, Margaret Betts, Norine Levena Bingham, Norma Han¬nah Bingham, Oerilla Ruth Bischoff, Mildred Booth, Glenn LaMar Bott, Ellsworth Breitweiser, Alden Norris Brewer, Hermese Broadbent, Glen LeRoy Bullough, Virginia Burk, Claude Raymond Burton, Curtiss Ray Bybee, Oswald Albert Byrne, Thelma Cantlin, Carlos Cardon, Jack Michael Carr, Peter Joseph Carroll, Charles Thomas Carter, Jo¬seph Louis Cendagorta, Richard Chez, Vego Miller Chrisman, Edith Christensen, Ralph Lawrence Clark, Ella May Compton, Samuel Thomp¬son Corn, Margaret Elizabeth Cra¬ven, Dorothy Caroline Eklund, Dex¬ter Charles Ellis, Vicente Ramon Erquiaga, Lucile Fish, Sylvia Ilene Flora, Frank O. Fowers, Lula Wan¬da Frandson, Howard Eugene God¬dard, Jr.; Wesley Houtz Green. Ellen Halgren, Dorothy Hazel Hamer, Esther Hammond, Walter Hansink, Anna May Hardman, Maxine Harris, Ruth Esther Hawkins, Lil¬lian Hayes, Mont A. Heiner, Glen Montrose Hendricks, Emma Lau¬retta Henry, John Russell Hoffman,' Lulu Maurine Hodgson, Grace Cecelia Jensen, Robert John Junk, Clarence Keller, Spencer Klomp, John Koss, Genevieve Lavin, Frocene Liapis, Oscar B. Madsen, Ovedia Kathryn Miller, Marion Charles Moen, Orlean Geneve Monson, Mar¬garet Murray, Lawrence Wilkie Newman. Ella Gwendolyn Oborn, Carl Ed¬win Olson, Brown Edward Olsen, Robert Daniel O'Neil, Athleen Ophiekens, Samuel Gray Oshell, Edith Asuntina Paoletti, Merrill Pugmire Passey, Shirley Diana Peck, Virgin¬ia Peterson, Julius Julis Pretti, George Cleveland Redfield, Walter , Reid, Russell E. Reeve, Douglas Earl Reeve, Paul Robison, Lowell Stanton Rowse. Marilyn Vivian Stanford, Fay Seager, Raymond Karl Schroeder, , David Bandley Shorten, Evelyn Stewart, Arthella Stewart, Russell lan, Utahka Edward Masui, Wilbur: Alvin Montierth, Andrew Lawrence Morse, Glena Packer, Joseph Clark Rhodes, Howard Robertson, Joseph Nick Santarellia, Clyde Sneddon, Dell Knight Tower, Darrell John Upp, Jake Van Erden, Harold Barlos Watkins, Farran Walker Wheel¬wright. HOME ECONOMICS In the home economic course the graduates are: Mary Stuart Billings, Marian Bingham, Rachel Denning, Eliza¬beth Farr, Jessie Eleanor Clanville, Margaret Hoggan, Elma Catherine Hooks, Athleen Barbara Jenkins, Carolyn Reid, Ina Gertrude Streeter, Joye Karen Torgeson, Norma Upp, Guinevere Woolley, Elizabeth Barney Woolley. LATIN-MODERN LANGUAGE COURSE The Latin-modern language course graduates are: Margaret Anderson, Mary Holley Arthur, Feme Billings, Robert Wilson Bingham, Kenneth Gene Boyle, Flora Camille Buckland, James Ed¬ward Carr, Jean Danvers, Norman Leslie Dockum, Alice Marjorie Dunn, John Coffin Evans, Elaine Evans, Geraldean Fitzgerald, Mary Maltman Haynie, Alice Louisa Huggins, Virginia Grace Hunter, Max Hooper, Helen Lindquist, Elpha Rose Morse, LaRue Yvonne Nicolaides, Kiyoko Oda, Louise Peter¬son, Cora Reno, Robert Frazer Rushmer, Arleen Emma Sessions, Lawrence William Somerville, El¬aine Lucille Stevens, Margaret Ellen Stratton, Hermoine Tracy, Mary Lucas Underwood, Mary Pauline Walker, Florence Elizabeth Williams.