| Show n Jf 1 r I r Yep We W Ve seek In our general edu edu- education cation callon not universal knowledge but the opening up of ot the mind to a catholic appreciation of ot the best achievements of ol men and the th best processes of ot thought since days of o thought set In WOODROW WILSON 1 Please read that statement of former President Wilsons Wilson's again and ponder vonder It We Ve W wonder so often just ju t what we w aro are aiming at In education that the tive mentioned by our scholar president is worth at least care care- careful careful ful consideration WHAT'S TEACHER WORTH WORTHOn On Oct 1 1926 San Francisco pensioned 39 teachers teacher who had reached the age ace of o 70 years Supt J M Gwinn of that city esti- esti estimates esti estimates mates that economically each of these teachers teacher has bas been actually worth 2 to San Francisco Franciso and to other communities effect effect- effected effect effect-cd ed cd We Ve wonder It if Superintend Superintendent ent ont Gwin in is right GETTING THE EVIDENCE To secure evidence for or the de de- debate debate bate on Friday between Ogden ud West Side Sido HIgh a question question- questionnaire questionnaire tion on all phases of ot the subject of military drill was submitted Tuesday to all boys bos In the tn high school SUPERINTENDENT VISITS I Superintendent W Karl Hop Hop- HopIns Hopkins tins Hop kins Ins spent the major portion or of orthe the day Tuesday visiting class classrooms rooms at high school He lie ex pressed ex-pressed messed essed himself as well pleased with the teaching and conditions as he finds them at the high school MILITARY DEPARTMENT Following are ar the averages of othe the tho organizations composing the reserve officers training corps Ogden Senior school for forthe forthe forthe the month of o December 1926 1925 Band Company Au A Company B D Company C Company D Com Com- Company Company pany E JG Company F Company E having the largest ost lare-ost est average will carry the guidon durIng the month of ot January CARL J DOCKLER Captain Caval Cavalry 1 DOL P 11 rr S and T LEAGUE GAME GAMEOn On Friday night this week eek Ogden plays Bear River City In Inthe Inthe Inthe the first league basketball game cameo of the tha season The game came will be played In our own gymnasium at o'clock It promises to be a 1 avery avery very Interesting game came as Bear River has a crack team this year ear HANDSOME CALENDAR The high school has received a 0 few t w calendars and among monc them one ene so beautiful and serviceable as to merit m special mention meitlon This Is a small brass desk calendar with a thermometer attached The calendar Is put out by the Wheelwright Wheel Wheel- Wheelwright Wheelwright wright Lumber company compan and WI we hereby express our thanks for the same SONG SERVICE The high Inch school Glee Gle club will I give a musical program a can can- cantata cantata tata The Th Salvation of ot Israel In Inthe inthe i the Congregational church next Sunday Jan 9 evening FRIDAYS FRIDAY'S ASSEMBLY The assembly will be held on Friday afternoon this week at t 2 2 o'clock It will be sponsored by the Forum club and will con con- consist of o an Interesting debate on or I the subject subject Resolved That com com- compulsory compulsory military training should be abolished from the th high school The debate will be he be be- between tween Le-tween tween Ogden and West Side Sid HIgh schools Frank Rose and Philip Finkelstein will debate affirmatively lively affirm lively for tor Ogden Osden INTERESTING LETTER The Th following letter was re- re received re received at the high hith school schoel Tuesday and appreciated Girls Association O Ogden den High School School- Please accept with my best wishes for tor a successful successful New N Year this contribution toward the purchase of o The Tree Most sincerely MRS W H REEDER Jr The Tree Is a beautiful pic pie picture lure ture painted by Mr Larson a Utah artist and Is being pur- pur purchased pur purchased chased for tor the school TYPEWRITING AWARDS Awards won during the th months of November and December 1926 Remington silver pin How pin Howard anI Foley Max Stitzer Crescent Burg Burgi Virginia Varney Agnes Russell nus sell Lorna Purdie Marjorie Slade Thelma Wycoff and Donald Bass Dass Underwood bronze bronz medal medal- medal Jeanette Flory Charles Foulger Norma Bever Dever Lucile Blamires Luelle Lucile Battice Ned Burt Lucile Holbrook Bessie baste Grow Alberta Rawson Silver pin Charles pin Charles AI Al- Al Allison lison AI-lison lison ellys Woods Crescent Burgi Dorothy Coop L Cr C Smith bronze pin Donald pin Bass lone Jane Clark dark Dorothy Coop Agnes Russell Delbert Poole Silver Sil Sil- Silver Silver ver ver Vellys pin pin Vellys Woods Royal gold pin Charles pin Charles Alli- Alli Allison son son ETHEL W FRANKE I Following students won type type- typewriting type writing awards in December Underwood gold cold Hazel emblem emblem Davis Dayis Silver Sliver Marie emblems emblems Levedahl Zelma Zeima Ririe Margaret Remington silver pin Frances pin Charlesworth L C Smith bronze pins Wil pins bur Wll-bur bur Couch Clyde Moyes Moys Evelyn Benowitz Royal gold cold pin pin Marie Marie Leve Leve- Levedahl dahl certificate Maurine l Morten Morten- sen sen EDITH KOHLER Instructor COUNCIL REPORT President Fife presided at the le regular ular meeting of o council The roll was called and the minutes read and approved It a was moved that the club committee bo be asked to check up upon upon upon on club members As there ther was no second to the tho motion the mo mo- motion motion motion tion was lost Council members resolved to offer a vote of o confidence to the music department In putting on an opera on motion of ot Mr Rose Rase It a was moved and seconded that the president appoint a L new committee for publicity for athletic ath letle letic activities The motion was lost The Tho meeting was then ad ad- ad adjourned ELEANOR WEEKS Secy A FRIEND FRIENDA A friend Is one on who knows all about you and loves you just the same He knew my Innermost secrets He H knew every evry fancy and whim He lie knew lenew my lay joys and troubles I could pour out my soul to him He respected my slightest cone dence He H expected the same sam of ot me roe He H cheered when sad and down down- downhearted downhearted hearted Was as loyal as man could be He Ho respected my roy friends as I did He H was always kind and polite He H knew my good and bad quail ties Helped me set the th bad ones right He was surely not perfect had h his faults He was as a gentleman to the end Ho He knew all about me and loved me still This man roan I call can a true friend TOM BROADBENT |
