Show SUNDAY MORNING APRtt r 11 EXAMINEE In Music Detect Waves Rhythm Light To Eye Blur Are All Noises In Contrast —— f By HOWARD W BLAKESLEE (Associated Press—Science Editor) (AP)— Perhaps NEW YORK in the world there is nothing newnew in guises old things merely Editor — Florence Brown One scientific demonstration indiAssistant editor Amax Hickman cated as much when Dr William Braid White was showing Toscha CANTATA C03HNG Seidel the violinist how piano looked when translated into Hare you all estival-Ibought you r tickets playing tha taber- light waves on a screen by an to the spring I "osiso" nacle? You won’t know what you’ve missed If you don’t go The canprivate showing at thea It was a Electrical society for York orchestra New with accompaniment tata will be fine The little folks part Is few scientists musicians writers and sure to be enjoyed Immensely The one business man The business man watching the orchestra and band also will play various selections Be sure to go almost geometrically perfact shapes You can buy your ticket from any of light patterns as they weaved across the screen exclaimed North Junior student ballet like look quite "Why they YEARBOOK girls" Arid he was right At times the comThe Yearbook now nearlyMound of girlish old to the Is dedicated figures resembled a line plete audience in a Fort In It appears not only the silhouettes facing anand legs kickpictures of all the teachers all the row hands linked n I Tenth grade students those on both ing of rhythstaffs all who have appeared In It was only a repetition have been the maids motion mic that her and pianos plays the queen football and basketball ' teams but inspiring since there were pianos Mound Fort and Dr White predicts improved harpictures of theWeoldtherefore promise mony is coming to music through its history this book excellent year the aid of such studies in light you a very with all and why not with such an editora waves He experiments the osiso musical instruments by as Margaret Hill and as good one us Its test of all buy staff Let’s always The musical waves were a real duty to the school you know as regular now to are payable symmetrical sometimes Subscriptions as delicate carving But noise was any staff memberBEVERLY HALT & blur invariably ugly to the eye angu- and screen on the irregular BIG ATTRACTION A box dropped on the floor looked Listen! A big event is coming off dance! an explosion of a lot of specks annual 18 girLs’ The like April date you yet haven’t of light your If you The scientist explained that the had better make sure of It before The asked been have the all principal difference between boys and noise is in duration of dances will soon be traded We can promise you a most en- the waves Qur Noise is noise mainly because its joyable time and why notonewithcome occur so rapidly that the vibrations fine orchestra? Every alIts ear is unable to separate them Into now and enjoy yourself most certain there will be a fine har-ino- ny - Girls remember are doing the asking BLUE AND GOLD PAPER Wasn't Central’s paper good who read it can though? Those of tell you Not only by synopsU but of Bell "The Bagdad" the opera cast do we by the looks ofto the "keen be it’s know going the writeVery interesting were were stories Those mystery ups Helen A poem by plenty exciting Tanner about ability was fine stuthe bright They surely have This semester fifty-eigdents the honor roll juniors Were on was a fine paper Altogether it much effort was showed that and students put forth by the crowd ht ’ CLASS NEWS The baseball season has arrived time Many classes spend their game from tne watching a baseball window instead of studying The eirls will soon start the baseball tournament They are practicing The tenth grade girls are busily the girls skirts engaged in making We are sure for the band uniforms who’s mak- look be will lovely they SaturHoomOS went in a hike to a went and left early day They meadow called' Paradise Everyone had a lovely time but wearewonder how many blisters there Two biology classes rooms 21 and 205 went to Mill Creek to study life on tie creek bottom We hope and was their field trip ALICE TALBOT interesting UNIFORM RACE will be marching in band Our suits soon their new red and white their reached journey's rooms Four attained their end The rooms that quota are 31 206 21 and 205 Jessful SPRING FVER are wigglin When the angle-worAnd the winter’s on the bum And the birds are all a chirpm It’s mighty tough by gum To know you have to study And pretend you want to know How Silas lost his money Or where mosquitoes grow n caverns Stead of diggin’ caves row to how Or learning Ol’ teachers must be funny To never let us do A single thing at springtime That us boys would like her to The noon hour ain’ter no longer than fight To eat and play And if we break a crazy rule She keeps us in at night Yes teachers must be crazy plain dumb Or else they’re Just like to do us fellas Bout what Whexl springtime days have come WAYNE R HEWES ms : x zoo wno’s Our faculty has decided that our band must wear clothes (Inxean suits thus our school has started the big suit drive taking anything from boiled pearls to false teeth Spilsbury’s favorite themesong "I need shortening so I use Crlsco — (Unpaid advertisement) our I think (that’s unusual) that Alexanto i learn should play band der's Ragtime Band" North Junior never takestoanythingit ‘prove got for granted You’ve ask Mr Child's 21 GeomeUY ciass) oflr biology Mr Bruerton convinced with an was here Classes that spring Brian says outdoor lesson but Mr Cometh at it with music "Springnot all over? the tabernacle Why Washington Junior High School Notes Helen Lindquist Editor INTERESTING TALKS enThe history class of 203-a talk much given by joyed very tliss Jex Friday March 28 The was China subject of her discussion of the peo:t Included descriptions ple country and customs and was made interesting by the fact that study the class had just finished a afterof the history of China The noon so spent was very educational so much so that each member of nhe class was exceedingly glad to Her second icar Miss Jex again alk was given on Wednesday and was based mainly upon her travels In India The pictures which she displayed on the subject added much to its interest H -- Birth of ten' boys and ten girls is noted on the weekly report of Ogden city health department as follows: Hazelton and Giziena Smith Hamer 2961 Grant avenue boy Wilmer J and Selma A Wood Maw Dee hospital boy Claude L and Nellie M Thompson Hufstetler Dee hospital boy Ernest W and Stella A Quinn Hoggan Dee hospital girl Douglas W and Mary A Buchanan Clifford Dee hospital boy William D and Jessie A Murphy Wood Dee hospital boy William J and Thelma E- - Moulding Thompson Dee hospital girl George A and Mary J Moss Trib-be- y Dee hospital boy Rulon H and Thelma L Stranger Tracy Dee hospital boy Janus L and Amy Kensley Deem Dee hospital glrL Ball Eugene W and Zella L Stone Dee hospital girl Merlin C and Josephine Thomas Edvalson Dee hospital boy Bradley H and Grace Wheelwright Paul Dee hospital boy Peter and Gertrude Dallinga De Young rear 2123 Quincy avenue girl Baker George D and Orlie V Jost Dee hospital girl Harold O and Millie E Wheeler Slater Dee hospital girl Albert E and Chloe L Knight Allard Dee hospital girl Raymond R and Rhea Walton Freshwater Dee hospital girl Alfred N and Vera E Woodruff translates music and noises Larsen 2531 Polk avenue girl Dr William Braid White (right) or Frank L and Inez Knighton produces into light waves to ascertain harmony oflack of it Music waves from Dee hospital boy in Jones to lack contrast symmetry in waves (left) regular Nonz Iff yur fealengs ar hert plls nutif RUSSELL STONE de editer SCION OF WEALTH PLANS OCEAN FLIGHT School JSC°tes t- v - ?&v ’ i y- - ' V ' '? 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"Is anything trees men the shows tapping poster Another4 shows men transporting asked the Judge "He has never appeared at this rubber to the seacoast and so on court before" was the answer until the rubber is “but there through a series are nine previous conStates a United tires in into made victions for speeding against "him TRACY WALTER factory over — r4 spread ve In art have a contest to see which side gets the most stars We write bur spelling twice a week and if we feet one hundred both times we get a star on our chart ' ELLEN WlUSOri In art we are taking up the wheat girlsproject Some of the boys and sowstudy about the plowing and ing We take it step by stepThere comes plowing first then sowing caring for the wheat harvesting shipping milling and use in the kitchen and baking When we finish our posters we will have the ' rt r1 - ' r : - Last Wednesday evening the Sixth-ward primary workers and ers assembled at the home of Mrs Jane Wheelwright 2338 Monroe avenue to honor four of the Primary association workers of the ward who are now retiring from active service after many years’ labor The to party was a complete surprise Mrs Wheelwright who has worked in the capacity of supervisor for the assistpast eleven years Her two ants Mrs Maude Farris and Mrs Agnes Curtis have proved very diliMiss gent and faithful workers Delle Jackson secretary also has a very commendable record Gifts were presented to each of the retiring officers by the primary workers who responded in short speeches of appreciation The evening was very enjoyably spent by those present in playing Rook Prizes were awarded to Verna Stagg and Zina Stahr A dainty repast was served to those Pripresent The members of thewere: mary association taking part CurMesdames Maude" Farris Agnes Elizabeth Halverson Zina tis Klomp Birdie Burton Venetia P Winkler' Mary Nelson Zina Stahr Ruth Scoville Iretta Evans- Mary McCallister Alice Maughn- Belle Durrant Lenore Simpson Ivy Long-stroVerpa Stagg Lottie Ellis and co-wo- rk HOTEL RlKlHOlISlEr ' SALT LAKE CTTY On of Salt Laka City's finest hotels where guests find every comfort end convenience with a warm hospitality CAFE and CAFETERIA Oarage In connection 400 Rooms — Each with Bath $200 to $400 - (Single) -- th Miss Delle Jackson' were never smart so lovely soT var-y yj so ied‘ as tKey are today v s : i I t - - ‘ t i: I ' 4 1 menti of various types of house! and o overcome the difficulty of particular rooms and hallways if - A v beauty new health and vigor under-activknows exactly why: e It usually lies in an secreIf you suffer from excess fat That gland Scanty gland tion lets too much food go to fat combat the cause It is a Blight Mpcjem 'physicians in treating to beauty and to health: Don't starve but feed the system a obesity ' feed 'the lacking subi substance that is lacking Marstancetablets do that v mola That metbod jstbe basls of Consider how many have emMaimola prescription tablets famous are a ployed this method' and for 22 They prepared by offer this right years It must be right Go learn laboratory to jpethod at its best People have what they have learned Watch used them for 22 years— millions the results from a box or two of of boxes of thenuThe results are Marmola and let those results seen in every ‘circled Almost decide Start now Don’t delay everyone has friends who can appearing at your best show and tell the many good 'Marmola prescription tablets are sold by all dm foists at $1 a box Any druggist 'effects who ii out will gladly order for you The Marmola prescription is not secret Each box contains the formula and all the good rePRESCRIPTION TABLETS sults ar£ explained The user Th Risht who gains new youth and 9 Reduce - : i But Howlcanyu be' sure youure choosin the ones best suited to your- - bouse- - your rooms r your i furniture? ’ j ar0 Alfbougb these new papers i I Perhaps we can help you fcy of fering a wide and eoinpreliens-iv- e 'display of new' and fascinat- - right way is to combat the cause - ing patterns that have been cK atedrto meet the special require 1 TO END FAT - 1 Manager PARTY GIVEN FOR MRS WHEELWRIGHT - i i FRANK WISHDR a number of years The trans-Atlant- ? - V 5 y Many t bUl In spelling our teacher has diBUL vided us into two grobps Qur names are “Silver Bullet’ and ” We are going to A BIT OF FRIENDLY ADVICE "Shooting Star why-study- s' s s A BETTER WAY FIFTH GRADE In the Spring Festival every grade and will be represented' The-firsmore people would second grades are singing a few fat in and the right way if they fifth fourth third The songs fight are and acting did singing boys fear some harm The grade not too They wear larg straw hats and high '') slender figures multiplied in late carry fishing poles The Junior students are singing a cantata It years could be multiplied again will be very interesting and I hope But the danger lies in starvaRUTH GALE you will all come tion or: abnormal exercise his billboard to pay his board the board bill no longer bored -- ! 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C!sseparated from the The parachute has J interest in London whereof exhibition and is being teli b German aviation authorities r It is called the inventor is S KuhlemarSf a®!8 holm engineer - H PHILADELPHIA (INS)— William (With Apologies to the Teachers) Weightman 3d a member of isa The more you study The more you know prominent Philadelphia family The more you know planning to follow the Lindbergh trail The more you can forget more you can forget Weightman according to his own The ic admission plans to make a The more you forget flight with Croyden field The more you forget London or Le Bourget field Paris The less you know as his objective So The plane in which Weightman will make the attempt is a Fokkek MORE ADVICE which is now being conditioned for After terrific struggles with tests an early hopoff one should always conclude as folWeightman declined to revea lows: from which field he will take off Dear Professor— If you sell any of pull ot‘Snpounnds8: lat°a'te!ti ? 50 ‘ -- ' rl entiSr -- SAN QUENTIN Cal (INS)— Farm I complete story of how flour is work my 'answers to the 50--funny papers for convicts to keep them busy BEHLING GLEN made with me expect you to 1split while they serve their prison terms e Fair enough was urged here by Warden James At school last week some boys B Holoh&n of San Quentin prison Holohan would like to see the a minstrel show It surely was was gave first iron How Mr HickmAn— state establish a prison farm where were ' in the that The people funny wore some discovered? coscould do gardening and show very prisoners amusing understood my Frank Brim— I' small wages for some Some tumes and receiving farming girls sang father to say they smelt it danced My sister sang a funny their work as they do in the prison song about "Tall Dark and Hand- road camps ’ The problem of finding constant some” She danced too Any one "WHOOPEE DANCE" work see show for San Quentin’s 4500 pristhe didn’t at that time surely Washington! Another big ’ oners is ever-prese-nt In the warmissed something What’s it for? Well in the first studeis crowded? mind den’s CROSS The MARGARET a 4th prison on Friday AprU place with more than a thousand men nt-body dance was given in the working outside the walls at presthe tenth grade "gym” sponsored by have we are studying about ent most of them on highway conIn history fun? Say Did everyone boys the national— road and the Erie struction and maintenance candy that canal you should see all the Before the Erie canal was to "If the state would establish a remarked was eaten! Calvin cost ten dollars to carry farm for convicts it would solve one built it eaten Guenivere that he had never and a barrel of flour from Buffalo to of our biggest problems" Holohan any better candy Say ninth it was finished it cost said today "The produce raised feather Albany after tenth grade girls that’s a was EARL JONES cents could be consumed in state prisons Just music it thirty The in your cap! and other institutions and the outwould “swell”? A whole dictionary door work would be good for the be needed to describe it This The most important products of men engaged" the South "Whoopee” dance drew one of ever America are cacao beans H Washington has col- from which largest crowds all our chocolate is new s" gym” Gaily had in the also proSouth America FASTEST DRIVER ored booths added to the spirit of made coffee trees and rubber duces never be said It Let the occasion America I South of In the forests JAILED AS SPEEDER ’ COMMENT ON DEBATES did noi Although our boy debaters contests successful their in prove with the debaters of other schools commenc the entire school wishes to them on their efforts We are extremely grateful for the time anc v rLvf NEW WANTS FARM WORK FOR PRISONERS 1 ! labor they spent on the subject and feel that it will prove both to the school and each inthirteenth axiom beneficial Edgar says "The the Praise laws of copy dividual who participated should be right by must also be given to the faculty ing” members who helped in this work and to the debaters of the other beis Company G of North JuniorColonel who as our opponents made schools by ing rounded into shape such showings in debating worthy (a big job for a little man) - Coburn Don't give up WHO’S WHO? The girls are trying to find out Larson— When were you born? Mr where Fez Peterson gets his marcels Arleen Sessions —April second Give up Fez Mr Larson— Late again FAMOUS LAST WORDS Let me take your last problem of acoustical distinct tones They are a blur toi Dr White Is director for the American Steel and the nerves of hearing as well as research Wire company those of sight - ' STOCKHOLMTieden new parachute made ' ' noise H ' s I HOT DOG SALE is dull And were they good? The hot that the life at Washington one we had glorious big have dog sale which was held Monday for was an absolute success for the tinMARJORIE BURNETT 203-cooking department Many students patronized the sale and all declared heir nickels to have been well spent SWprMING PARTY The cast of "Seventeen” had 3a perfect tie Thumrsday April BANQUET they had a After much preparation the tenth What happened? WhyMonte The El at domestic party swimming held their grade girls with all their science banquet The meal was bothrs water was perfect and was an absoilanned ana prepared by the mem-e- enthusiasm the event success class lute of the domestic science The result of all their labors was the much enjoyed by all those of enREGARDING OPERA fortunate class It “is indeed of Washington Junior High: Patrons such youthful couraging to have Every week there is to be a short geniuses in the cooking line in our character sketch of "pairs” in the school we will opera cast In order that more fUIly create public interest for Watch for ANOTHER CONCERT the coming operetta You’ll week Junenjoy each them The students of Washington ior High sponsored another concert them Will We but the opera over "big given for Friday March 28 It was will the Woodmen of the World The this year? Well I guess we withascast The feature was main all practices the orchestra right every sisted by the members of the Boys’ out complaint practically Glee club After the program those night You should see Bill Reyns who took part were given a ban- and Earl Reeve do their "stuff” in Bumski quet through the courtesy of the the roles of Rumski and can almost two the They W O W "cops” J beat Charlie Chaplin as comedians and oh yes we Just became BASEBALL aware of the fact that both can At last baseball practice has start- fancy dance You should see them ed in earnest Practices are now now and there is no telling what held every night after school on new pranks they will have ready by at the time we are ready to present Washington’s baseball diamond Thirty-sixt- h and Jefferson avenue "Pickles" Save your pennies folks Quite & bit of interest has ofbeen you can attend this marvelous our so i shown by many of the boys production school in this - sport and they are ARLEEN SESSIONS 203-working hard to make the baseball season a Success for ELEMENTARY GRADE NOTES Tuesday the sixth grades had a test in music There were ten questions in all They were about such ART CONTEST RESULTS credita made very things as the clef sign staff key Washington able showing in the contest held re- signatures measure signatures tonic chord how to make different kinds cently in which students of Ogden schools competed in the making ol of notes and other things concernturned out ing music Thetotest music posters advertising “Theof Vagabond teachwas the much successful $250 first The prize King" won by George Hales of our school er’s delight EVELYN BUEHLER Room 206 Another member of our art department Bert Ardema won the third prize of $100 v w : : COTTON PARAChJto STANDS HEAVY BERMUDA NONSTOP PLANE r: everything forthe home 4 - jgi |