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Show PAGE TWO WEBER HEPwALD N Ng Hats and Caps NORMAN SIMS 384 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET B.F.THOMAS JOHN M. THOMAS B. F. Thomas & Son PRINTERS 2476 Washington Avenue Telephone 147-J J. S. Lewis Company . Jewelers CLASS PINS CLASS RINGS Continuous Business Since 1849 Inasngiia Drag C0 Ogden, Utah NYAL FACE CREAM NYAL TALCUMS 335 24th St. Phone 623 Appearance is an Asset NATIONAL BARBER SHOP Under Utah National Bank 1 lair Cut 35c Children 2 5c! Shave 25c A good place to buy all your "Eats" RUSSELL JAMES CO. GROGETERIA isi-e.',ih St. No Phones No Clerks Very little expense. You get the benefit. SERVJGE STORE Corner 2,'.h St. Phone 4 1 2 Branch exchange Two Deliveries 531 Telephone 41S Twenty-fifth St. The Regal Cleaners French Dry Cleaners FREE DELIVERY CROWN PAINLESS DENTISTS 2468 WASHINGTON AVE. Between 24th and 25th (East Side of Street) WEBER HERD AL .Published every other Thursday during the school year by the Students of the Weber Normal College Official Paper of the Weber Normal College Address all communications to Weber Herald, Ogden, Utah Written by English D, Section II. LEXORE CANNON Advisor EDITORIAL STAFF RAY SCOVILLE "I and V Editors HELEN WILSON J CARL BLODGETT Humor Editor BUSINESS STAFF JOSEPH JEPPSON Advertising Manager REPORTERS Lowella Hadlock Leland Gibson Bert Opheikens Earl Garr Cliff Williams M. Montgomery Alton Thomas Louis Bingham Lyle Brown Charles Hussy Milton Carr Laydon Maddox Alfred Crosbie Alton Poulsen Ralph Flygare Wallace Peterson editorials; OUR PROPERTY History for centuries past has recorded two outstanding traits peculiar to mankind; one a tendency to build up and the other a tendency to tear down. It is not strange then that such little traits of human nature should exist in the student body of Weber, and it is certainly a source of gratification to know that the majority of Weber-ites are actively engaged in building up and in making a reputation for this institution. There is for instance the new gymnasium, toward the completion of which many of us have worked and planned, yea, even dug down deep in our pockets in order to produce the necessary funds. On the other hand, there aye those among us who, entirely indifferent to the common good of the school thoughtlessly carve their initials on perfectly good desks, which to say the least are expensive to replace. In addition to this they seem to take great pleasure in idly marring, cutting and breaking up our seats in Devotional. As a matter of fact the veneer on nearly all of our chairs has been ripped off the backs, legs of chairs have been pulled out and initials carved everywhere. Consequently the general appearance produced is very bad, to say nothing of -the expense incurred in replacing broken furniture. In conclusion, suffice it to say that a word to the wise is sufficient let's keep our property in the neatest and most attractive shape possible". R. S. HAY FOOT STRAW FOOT Hip hip, left right left! Why not get in line? There's no disgrace in developing a sense of rvthm and a couple of good straight shoulders.! This is the easiest season of the year to show a little life. Can't you feel the spring sap climbing your veins and making you step lively in spite of your load in life? Spring fever? Nonsense! I think most true Yankees like to march. Strike up "I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy," on any street corner and see everyone fall proudly into step. You can't help'yourself ; the instincts there, and it will come out. Why do we applaude a military review and say, "What fine types of manhood!" It's not the number of bars on the shoulder, it's the shoulders themselves so straight and fine. Let's all get into it not allowing a single Jim (who thought, the army was out of step with him) . It is about our only chance for phys-iscal education this year. Let's straighten tip! SENIOR CLASS REPORT j FRESHMAN TO DEBATE Many of the fellows are busily engaged in practicing for track; we expect great things from Claude and, as usual '21's baseball team is playing the regular Senior class of ball. We, as a class are especially interested in the school's debators, as the entire team is made up of members of our class. Heard - at a, Basket Ball Gam In rapturous tones Oh gee, isn't Shanty swell? In decided tones We made the first basket; we are sure to win. Excitedly hanging on the person in front Oh, we nearly made a basket! Person in front Yes, but those kind don't count. Proudly Dan sure is great! He's my second cousin. Critically Look' at that guy's shape. Praisingly That fellow sure shakes a wicked instep! The Freshman class of Weber Normal College has issued a challenge to the Freshman class of Oden High School for a debate. Eight students have been selected from which a team will be chosen. The contest will take place in the near future. THE WAKING BRAVES DASHED HIGH We liked it so well that we tried it again. The Sophomore class mounted the fire escape to the roost to view the Fire Prince. Jelly beans and gum drops a la peanuts were the refreshing feature. They add much to the social element. The opera was fine. We all enjoyed it and extend our handshake to its director and cast. One more week and then comes our big dancing party. We will all be there in our best bib and tucker and good punch and music will also be there. English Teacher: Whoever heard of a sentence without a predicate. What a ridiculous idea! Ballentyne: I have. E. T.: How absurd! Let's hear it. Ball: Thirty days. Marg.: As I left the dock I waved my handkerchief, and the most curious thing happened. Cleone: What happened? Marg.: The ocean waved back. OUR MOTTO: BE PREPARED! Tottie: You have such wonderful lips! They would look nice on a girl. Eldon: Well, I never missed an occasion. After a lesson First Aid, Mr. Blaylock asked "Monk" what he would do first after rescuing a person apparently drowned? Stew answered: First thing, I would empty their pockets. Jp" The- CifflCKEfr People' 1 Friendship's perfect g ift-- Your Photograph. LET US SHOW YOU OUR WORK iLhtlt istuino WALTER A. HOENES, Prop. 2457 Washington Ave. Two Pair of Long Pants- with these Suits the new brown and green fabrics. the smartest sf double breasted styles. young mens suits - sizes to 42. two pair of trousers. specially priced $30.00. W right's EVENTUALLY Paine & Hurst FOR GOOD THINGS TO WEAR "Where the Women Trade" WHY NOT NOW? S trst Jiattonal 33anii Ogden Savings Bank OGDEN, UTAH Capital and Surplus $650,000.. Members of Federal Reserve Bank. Safety Deposit Boxes for rent. 4 interest paid on savings deposits. "FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER" Fresh Butter Daily Phone L42 Economy Bntter Shop 2450 Washington Avenue OGDEN, UTAH V THEJrCCLES BUILDNO The Hudson Noodle Parlor 2437 Hudson Ave. Phone 94 1 w |
