| Show otta mint america means to ble ale by letts letta Eu eulalla lalle thomas america At the homeland born bom of human itys fierce hunger t to 0 be tree free and of great hope and trust inthe eternal god with justice and the will to help a weaker one ingrained within her soul alert with clear grave eyes and laughing lips but with a strong and steadfast purpose in her heart to give with lavish hand to all the world I 1 but to protect her own america stands in the morning sunlight of her life land of today tomorrows hope A world of dreams come true to all the restless million of he her r own and to the vast multitudes of alien birth who have been born anew within her doors she forth her hands filled with the boundless treasure of rare opportunity and big high h ideals bright beautiful sweet homeland of the world 1 0 0 seventy three orations with the exception of one student who has been absent every student in the english department has written a ten minute oration on the constitution of the united states the majority of authors succeeded well as Is evidenced from the number that have been selected to memorize their orations there were some few who tailed failed in writing satisfactory speeches and they are this week rewriting them carefully in order that they may receive credit for the term fifteen seniors wrote orations eight these speech se will be memorized seven juniors out of the forty wo enrolled will memorize eighteen of the he forty four sophomores twenty of the seven freshmen thle this makes a total f seventy tareo students who will enter the oratorical contest on the Cons tItu tion lon these students are memorizing their speeches this week in addition to carrying their other subjects and the dally daily in english they are to be memorized this weekend week end and bac each will have the opportunity to give his oration in the auditorium to prepare tor for the class tryouts next week the engli english s in teachers will be present to hear these rehearsals rehear sels nd to give help and criticisms on next week the various contestants in classes will have their tryouts in the class winners will be selected from these numerous cont contestants tents these winners will speak again on march eighth to secure a place among the welve twelve best orators of school the follow ng monday or march eleventh these twelve will speak again to secure a place mong among the six most successful shortly thereafter these six will compete tor for the school championship in oration this year there can be only one selected ed from the school this la Is a rule of the national contest whoever wins t this his place ilace will surely have a distinctive honor that hat cannot be outclassed by any other activity it means one among nearly two ti competitors the competition Is unusually keen the winner will certainly have dream d thought and worked I 1 who will I 1 it be does your name appear on this honor roll just read this list of names and i you will have some notion of how many youthful orators park city high school holds bolds every student stude zib whose name Is found aund on this list can feel justly proud he e has written ritten a ten minute oration mh I 1 ch means means in the neighborhood of twelve hundred words without a spelling error and with no serious punctuation t means that he has written clearly and iome what convince ly those twelve hundred words moreover it means that he las written seriously sincerely and earnestly concerning the fundamentals of his government not only of the privileges it offers him a fu future t ure citizen but also of it his obligations to that government his bis name appearing in this list also gig fiffles riffles that he has written vr itten so well that he will deliver his message to his big and perhaps to the public the following Is the list SENIOR S loraane stevens odell stanley wayne lewis virginia mcginley McGl nley rank frank mildred Ree Re elgh stoner elsie jackson JUNIORS lillian addy elizabeth evelyn eddington delsa eskelson Eske laon frances clams dorothy holtman claronce clarence jackson glen mcclellan elton mina sumner nelson marguerite 0 keese keefe ned olson edwin rosevear Bosc vear magdalone magdalene savage charles julian Ut utahans ahans burbidge thelma carlson Cart son dorothy don gladys fletcher grace paxton faxton betty sheen maxine verle walker lols lois wilson eliza elizabeth beth wood george WortIe ll 11 sop 0 yF 0 M 0 R E S ohn john buck john Grac grachan ban paul game cams theodore johnson lulls lillis Illar marchant cliant teresa pettit laurence trythall farrel ra francis wheelwright lee adamson irene al libon luella barben phyllis hoover velda lindsay donna peterson verda verdia stevens hazel stable nydia wallace wayne watson bud brim van goodman ployd floyd martin ray bay kidder carl carpenter william chong verdon carpenter dorothy langford greta minnie wright bernice burbidge laura cossey bertha pletcher fletcher katherine Kather lne haran charlotte matheson ellen mawhinney mary mcknight john rugar albert bircumshaw joy smith lola st jeor e 0 e 0 mr olsen has again been the good samaritan at school this W week eek he has mimeographed hundreds ot of sentences in punctuation tor for the english department A review or of the fundamentals of english Is now under way 80 0 O students preserve notes the english students have shown much originality this week in making booklets in which they have deposited and will safeguard the notes they have gathered on the constitution they have searched diligently and know that in them they have a treasure which will aid them in the aba future at this writing kathryn haran and eleanor made the most distinctive folders eleanors Is patriotic her folder Is red white and blue both these girls are freshmen 41 0 01 0 course in nutrition begins monday park city school district Is one of the forward looking districts of the state in more ways than one one thing it Is now sponsoring Is of outstanding merit that 0 f dult adult education since this Is an opportunity port unity tor for women not one of them can afford not to register tor for this course women are inclined to think that marriage settles all matters of education that there Is no longer any opportunity tor for them to receive further education this no longer Is true tor for today adult education Is available moreover it Is becoming more and more popular women are anxious to keep up with their children they also find that studying Is not the task they had bad expected it would be but that they learn more easily from 27 to 45 years of age than they did when they were younger they find in fact that ease of learning decreased very little up to 70 the park city school system in III cooperation 0 pe ration with the state home economics department Is offering to the women of park city a course in nutrition this course will begin next monday march ath the same came lesson will be given at tour four different periods of the day and at four different places by miss anne page a recent M S graduate of columbia the first lesson will be given at the washington school at 1030 a m it will be repeated at the jefferson at and at the lincoln at this same lesson will be given at the high school at tuesday morning the second lesson will be given at the b hours our mentioned above on tuesday and wednesday this course has been organized and arranged specially to meet the needs of mothers miss page has forty mimeographed pages or a lesson leeson sheets which are distributed during the course enrolled mothers testify every where that the course Is worth much more than the small enrollment fee of fifty cents besides the lesson sheets miss page has illustrative material for material these consist of charts photographs and graphs which help the women to understand the close relationship which Is between good nutrition and health or poor nutrition and chronic ill health opportunity knock upon the door only once this Is a real opportunity may every woman and it possible to take this course aw AS make your dreams come true bill jones wants youth to dream because out of dreams great wonders are wrought yes dreams come true but it takes hard bard work to transform a drea dream m into a locomotive a steamship an aero aeroplane plane an electric motor a radio an 80 story skyscraper a panama canal yes dreams plus hard work made a president of the united states out of a back woods boy without dreams there would be no progress but dreams without work are dead clionel colonel charles Lind berghs dream came true because he thoroughly prepared himself tor for his task and bet his life on it where would our lives today be it if it were not tor for the contributions the brain of edison has made to our comforts ills his visions coupled with his bis capacity for hard work how literally worked miracles hard work without vision or dreams behind it will not take anyone very tar far but harness the vision and the determination mi to make it come true and you have astounding results fr R neve everend rend villars speaks at patriotic assembly last thursday the students were ln in by a splendid patriotic assembly given by the faculty in honor of the birthday of the father of our country the opening number was a rousing selecta selection arx by the orchestra marching through through georgia followed by the salute to the flag under the direction of mr adamson the reverend U S villars then gave an inspiring talk suitable e to the occasion his address fitted in with the subject on which the english students had bad been working in their orations on the constitution and it was deeply appreciated by them the orchestra played another selection dixie and mr alston gave a short but forceful talk on patriotism and allegiance the pro gram was closed by the assembly sing ing ng the star spangled banner i 45 0 01 ad i coons are honored painting la Is an art yes even the paint r ing ng of such unsightly creatures as ne groes broes to transform handsome young nen men and pretty young ladles ladies into colored people was a piece of art that hat had to become a reality tuesday itter noon at the athenaeum Athen selIM hall that mr thompson and ills his students lave the spirit of service was made evl lent dent when they consented to present to the he public tor for the athenaeum j their minstrel they gave a peri firmance ermance mance in the afternoon and also in i ibe he evening this entailed en some ce on their part but they consented to make lake themselves hideous or ul according to which ever part they ere to present and do their best it was 10 mere compliment to be requested to this entertainment again bertha pletcher fletcher and vernon stoner R ere the outstanding actors in th tho a ernson the children enjoyed these two K very cry much the girls particularly those did solo numbers were also received enthusiastically several of the darkles darales dar kles came to school wednesday with blistered arms arma and faces a but they were still smiling ng even the sight of 0 the rigid examinations on the board as tired as aa they were did not remove that smile 40 0 were they tongue tied did the reader ever try to sing a solo eolo with his mouth full of gum sing in that condition to a dignified audience did the reader ever see it done well that feat eat was performed tuesday of 0 this week by three freshmen girls of the minstrel it was whispered about that they perhaps were tongue tied perhaps they were they declared it was a feat they should not care to try a second time 0 0 0 0 while negroes appear at minstrel two white negroes appeared at the minstrel tuesday afternoon however they stayed behind the scenes singing justly there enough black to go around they made a wild dash tor for the jefferson school to borrow some from lyle eddington and get back in time to use it 0 9 were you with arthur arthur koivula deserves special mention this week tor for his heroic efforts tuesday afternoon to save the minstrel certain cartain male members made themselves con by being absent at the matinee surely a most despicable act on their parts when mr thompson and those taking part in the minstrel were depending upon them arthur who I 1 Is a very worthy senior saw the of the situation and strained himself to the utmost to make the performance and acted to make up for those who were absent others should be mentioned who wh mako loyally and energetically worked t to a make their word good such students ar are 0 bound to rise some where because the they y can be depended upon those who were so 90 conspicuously absent at such a critical time had better check on themselves right now or their lives will spell failure it Is really queer how selfish and self centered some people are the word service Is unknown to them worse still their word la Is valueless one can only hope that they will learn that service Is the key to success and that dependability Is worth more than millions al 41 10 4 administrative problem discussed A meeting was held in the office of the superintendent tuesday afternoon of last week for the purpose of discussing administrative details mr alston announced that standardized tests will be given again in all the schools of the city to ascertain the progress made by each student teachers will make charts and graphs indicating this progress the tentative date of may was set as visiting day for parents of park city schools in the morning the parents may visit the schools and view an exhibition of their children in the afternoon field day will be observed and in the evening there Is a possibility that the park city alumni will present a program miss houser presented the plan for the adult course which will be given in nutrition those present at this meeting were mr alston mr air jones mrs hagar mr bell and miss houser 40 4 0 40 hand band concert will be G given iven in march the patrons of the schools of park city are to enjoy a 86 rare treat the last wed of march at the parent ine meeting eting the thirty eighth infantry band of fort douglas will present a concert on that date A matinee will be given in the afternoon for the children in the evening there will be a program tor for the adults details of the program will be published later al r ap 4 0 nigh school faculty entertained the members of the high school faculty wish to express to the faculties of the jeffreson and washington schools their appreciation of their delicious heon and the happy party they were the recipients of wednesday of last week everyone had a delightful time parti during the luncheon mr jones he lone male among ten ladles ladies carried i iway away many of the honors he was noted i L brave mart man and was made an officer of 1 that hat secret organization of which mr smith Is pre president and miss vice resl dent Evl EvI dentally the ladles ladies do their share hare of the work it if mr jones does carry iff the honors mrs should re elve ceide consideration in this report tor for the novel games she ehe initiated at the table while everyone observed that once or twice the men became embarrassed at the actions ot of the lady who sat next to I 1 them nevertheless they admitted that they enjoyed it r V it was indeed a pleasant party may alay there be many more ot of them i SHEEN 30 0 team has played last game of season I 1 team standing won lost pet 41 i north summit 1 I 7 0 1000 loboi morgan 4 3 wasatch 4 3 park paris city 2 6 2501 south summit 1 6 J fridays Fri dayIs results J wasatch 32 park city 22 morgan 73 south 12 To nights games u W 1 wasatch at at morgan r north summit at south summit the park city basketball tea team lost their last game of the season to wasatch in a hard fought contest last friday night on the local court in a score of 32 to 22 park city Is the only team having played eight games thus far leaving her idle this weekend week end morgan and wasatch will battle tor for second place tonight while north summit will 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