Show OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Every man unless ho he be an Idiot or Insane has powers within him by which he be can rise and mas sues master master ter tot well nigh all handicaps in handicaps In Indeed deed make them steps on which to climb Heredity shows hows us that the kingdom of ot heaven Is within and not without in the tho chance circum circum- circumstances circumstances stances and surroundings of ot a 0 mans man's life lite A A man can cnn do almost almot anything which he Intelligently thinks he can do It all his Ilis ancestors were ere mC molly lly coddles and jail lall birds They may hMo have had bed ad poor heredity br Pr they may have havo had poor environment But It if you ou yourself have energy and ambition for tor heavens heaven's sake sakeI use then them to to the full tull All AU evidence shows that they come como chiefly by heredity but so 80 you have them it makes no difference how you got gotthem gotthem gotthem them You are at the bat not your gran grandfather Moreover you OU had hundreds of ot grandparents and grandparents great grandparents Keep your our eye fixed fazed on the best and determIne to outdo them A all all A E Wiggam Dig those overalls and aprons out and nd wear them to the H C matinee Friday Friday Bill Bill DOGS Dogs are lore an awful lul pest As tar far till as rm concerned Always Ahva's putting me mo to the test To see bow how I can turn It If they happen to stand and Dond bark Or wag Nag ag their tails talla and run I 1 can eASY hIt the fifty mark Whether I see sea three dogs or one The Bull Bulldog Is an ugly beast With fat tat unsmiling face tace I That looks as It Ir hed he'd make a feastOn feast feastOn On any ot of the human race Out of ot all people ho would I choose Id I'd probably be the one So I dont don't take time to stop atop and muse But keep upon the run I An Airedale Is a one-man one dog As cross as he can be And when I see aee ec one come myVa my Va way I IA IA I promptly climb a tree A Spitz dog always alayS Its alts it and howls And makes me mo stand and shake The They are far tar worse orse tho when they growl Then to my heels I take The tiny puppies cave ave sharp teeth And they always pick on me And scare me mo so I cannot breathe Because Its It's always me they see ee They take delight In seeing seeing- me go Flying FIllIg oft off down don the street street Chasing me round tho the block below But another dog dOIr Im I'm sure suro to meet When hen I reach my home so dear I draw a breath of ot relief A dog cant can't possibly reach me here I say between chattering chattering- teeth Hildred Griffin Tr Tr iri IU Miss Marguerite Hubbard Eng Eng- English English lish halt instructor In was confined to her bed Monday with Mrs Gladys Barbour Titley substituted In her classes OX ON TO SALT S L KP Captain Dockler has received word that the 0 O 11 II S- S S band would to le permitted to enter the great SOUSA high school contest In Salt Lake Mon Mona Momi on l next East West Ogden L L D S and perhaps one or two other schools will compete com com- compete compete pete tor for a a sliver silver cup to be tendered by John Philip Sousa Another cup for tor the a Ogden den High trophy case I NEW STUDENTS Eighteen new students enrolled Monday for tor the second semester emester In addition I to some halt half dozen transfers trans trans- transfers fers from other schools QUESTION The do you ou gel that word orI ot of the United states and the one hundredth anni anni- anniversary anni- anni anniversary anniversary of ot the death ot of Thomas Jefferson fall tall on July 4 1926 Shall we ve the American people club together as one great family and present as our birthday gift to the nation Monticello the tho home ot of Thomas Jefferson that It may henceforth be preserved as a patriotic pa- pa pa patriotic shrine for tor the children ot of America U A A TO GO A lArge committee front from the U E EA A Utah Educational t composed of or boar board l members su- su superintendents su superintendents and other officials has said that the U A A A Utah nah l Athletic association must go so The committee says We must take athletics out ot of the hands ot of prin prin- principals principals principals coaches and student man man- managers managers managers agers and put it into the hands ol ot ota ofa a state committee Athletics Athletic must mustI cease serving serving- tI a few we must have hae physIcal education and athletics so directed that every Cry student shall be properly developed So far In so god o Such a II thIng thin g might appear revolutionary In n some schools but not so 0 In Ogden HIgh where hero two to years ears daily dally Instruction and practice have havo been required ot of every boy and every girl for tor a number ot or years eau Athletics has hu not worked a IL hard hard- hardship hardship ship upon us nor do we think It has been over-emphasized over Good clean contests such as IlS was put on last Friday night are a n thoroughly tine fine thing for tor a school It gives a wholesome recreation enjoyment and develops school morale and sportsmanship School wouldn't Quito quite be bo school these days without these thee fine contests In football bas bas- basketball basketball bas track etc eth RAZING HAZING OPPOSED The Utah Athletic association has been a potent factor for tor good In all our schools and we are inclined to look with lIh some tome disfavor upon any effort to abolish It II We admit that It has developed a cumber cumber- cumbersome cumbersome cumbersome some tape red system and has centered foo oo much authority In a afew afew few tew perpetual office ottice holders In the but organization but but there are aro mat mat- matters matters matters that might be easily remedied Let us not tear down nor abolish the tho good things ot of the U A Abut A- A Abut A but rather let us keep them and keep up the high standards the tho as- as association as association has set et TIrE TILE ROY BOT About one boy In fifty says sas Week a Once Once-a Week Once eek will remain after the feast and ot of his own accord offer to help clear the things up or wash ash the dishes Do you know this Fiftieth Boy There Thero are nine forty boys bOs who are seeking jobs the job seeks seek the Fiftieth Boy Doy The Tho Fiftieth Boy makes glad the heart ot of o his parents ts The Fiftieth Boy the tho wrinkles out ot of o his teachers teacher's fore tore forehead forehead head and takes the worry out ot of other other her mind All the grouches rouches and tour sour sour brighten when they see the Fiftieth Boy coming for tor he Is brave and cheery The nine forty think the Fiftieth Boy thinks The Fiftieth Boy makes a con con- confidant con confidant ot of his hia mother and a pal ot of othis his father tather He does not lie lit steal nor tattle because he does not like to When he sees a a banana peel on the sidewalk where It Is liable to cause someone to slip and fall tall or ora ora ora a piece o ot of glass In the road where It may puncture a tire ho he picks It uP The nine forty think Its It's none ot of their business The Tho Fiftieth Boy Is it a good sport He does docs not whine when he loses He does dol not sulk when another wind Ins the prize He does not cry when hen lie he Is hurt I I He Is respectful to all women and girls He Is not afraid to do right or ashamed to bo decent He looks you straight In the eye He tells the whether the consequences to him are unpleasant or not I He lie Is not a 0 prig nor a sissy but ho stands up straight and Is honest I seven Forty-seven out ot of the nine forty like forty him 1 He Is pleasant toward his awn sister as toward the sisters ot of other oth- oth other oth other er fellows I He Is not sorry for himself He works as hard as he be plays plas Everybody Is glad to see him boyat Do you havo that kind ot of a a boy boyat boyat at your house It not dont don't complain there are not enough of ot them to go round Frank Frank Crane |