Show ehigh effig ah school I 1 notes M AROUND SCHOOL mr air bingham knows three ways to end the depression in park city first by two cents lor for every note passed and giving it to the unemployed second by stopping gum chewing and putting the money thus saved into a fund and third by putting all the money spent lor for cigarettes into a fund very brilliant brain work mr bingham the high school play presented last night was a tremendous success both dramatically and financially miss ballard and her class are to be congratulated some of the seniors and juniors are becoming to feel so well acquainted with our first president that they call bla h ll 11 georgae borgle the senior girls fell from first to second place in the number of cletes and failures la in their ranks they were forced to yield first place to the freshmen boys the seniors had only tw two a failures last term and this term they had five eve the students in miss ballards seventh hour study period have arrived at the conclusion that ray brierley Br lerley Is compiling a dictionary he Is frequently seen in company with an income volume by that man webster hy turner seemed to have been vitally concerned because mandy of come out of the kitchen was not in school last T tuesday u day we hope these two are not additional di dit t ional 1 members of the slush class MAWHINNEY 32 ALUMNI DAY friday february was one of the most thoroughly enjoyed days at the park paris city high school this year all day visitors were pouring into the school to observe the work of the students A large number of these visitors were membris of the park city alumni they greeted their old friends with stories ot of days that used to be nearly every sentence was begun with do you remember old pranks were remembered old love affairs were brought up and old friendships friendship were revived the program in the afternoon was the next event of alumni day it was a splendid program every number was performed by an alumnus george barben announced the program it was as follows epoch speech PA A brief history of the alumni mrs goo geo cunningham vocal duet utahna burbidge and grace paxton saxophone Sax aphone duet Theo theodore clore johnson john son and elwin stevens vocal duet theodore johnson and ray bay brierley Br lerley vocal solo wllbur wilbur brooks reading jimmy cunninbham tap dance jimmy vocal solo mrs airs hartwell violin solo john pike presentation of the alumni george earben barben yells ray wilson the pictures old year books and school papers posted in the center hall were a source of great interest there was always a large group of people around picking out old classmates and star athletes fraser buck was especially good at telling who mho was who and why 11 there was a game between two girls teams at six thirty the greatest thing this game did was to clean up the floor the game between the athletic club and ithe I 1 tha high school was rather slow also ethere I 1 there was an immense crowd present ard ald this was the main idea of alumni day to bring old graduates together the purpose of the game was accomplished the crowning event of the hilarious day was the senior hop dreamy waltzes gay fox trots lovely girls debonair boys and a happy friendliness made the dance a big success who tor for bigger and better alumni days MAWHINNEY 32 s 0 o IN AND AROUND TIM THE the band played several numbers at the parent teachers washington program last wednesday night the selections ren dered weri were Arop acropolis olig march anchors dweight national emblem stars and stripes forever american patrol and the star spangled banner they were all received with enthusiasm by the audience the band also made a spectacular per Ifor marice at the basketball game last iwas friday night the scheme of marching was somewhat different by way of a change the entire band entered at the beginning and at the halt half the organization 1 was divided into two divisions or it t tv A oc 0 separate bands the first baud band assembled on the floor and made a circle at one end and was led by the drum major this played the march minstrel man alan the booster girls then formed a small circle in the center while the other band was forming their circle at the other end of the hall mr jones led t this part and the march our director was given after a performance by the girls and a little yelling the two bands joined into one forming a square that practically covered the floor space and park high dear old park high and queen city were the marches played the crowd seemed very proud of the band and we only hope they will continue to do so the boys and girls glee club have haie been having tor for the past week meek not examinations but just little tests to see how they are progressing in their singing A trio has to stand in front of tho the room and sing their respective parts it if you think its tun run try it it neatly neally so easy as a it appears the girls have an advantage over the boys though for their dresses are sufficiently long to cover their shaking and trembling knees while the boys seem to have no protection whatsoever the orchestra played several selections before and between acts of the high school play come out of the 10 kitchen it sounded very pleasing and showed a good deal of preparation DON 33 40 aw PRIZE WINNING ESSAY the readers have doubtless read of the medal offered by the american legion auxiliary tor for the best essay on the youth of george washington and its influence on the youth ot of today there were approximately thirty students who wrote essays each essay was given a number and nearly all of them were typed the only mark of identification was the number the three judges miss keener for or the high school mr alston for the american legion and mrs bardsley lor for the auxiliary read the essays separately ara tely each of the three judges selected no 16 the essay written by ellen mawhinney ellen Is to be congratulated on her splendid essay it was well done and showed a great amount ot of diligent work ellen has showed some talent in the line ot of writing in her work on the reporting staff she has our sincere congratulations 33 ad aw 40 FOREIGN LANGUAGE department the examinations are over and the first year french students are convinced that they need to put more time on verbs the list ot of verbs seems endless to the students the first year spanish students have arrived at the same conclusion about verbs the boys especially think that the language is made up ot of nothing but verbs the second year french students are ahei continuing the study ot of king louis XIV I 1 the second year spanish students have been giving oral talks on the legend ot of el Ale crany fray gamez this legend I 1 proved very interesting venezuela Ven Vene ezula zuIa Is the last south american country to be stud led and this completes the book BRIERLEY 34 W SENIOR HOP A SUCCESS in spite ot of hard times the senior hop was a success A large crowd enjoyed the dance immensely the high school student body was welcomed to the dance tree free as well as the alumni who played in the basketball game the inis senior colors crimson and gray were in evidence the beautiful dance cards of crimson and gray with silver alv and crimson ties the silver pins wit with the crimson and gray ribbons worn by the seniors were attractive features the senior class may be very proud ot of their dance which was beautiful and unpretentious yet highly enjoyed COSSEY COSSET 32 v THE GUILTY IS SENTENCED in the last trial in the boys civics class paul winn was proved guilty and was sentenced by judge oral stevens to write a thousand word theme but alter after appealing to governor dasil A AI smith and promising to never again be guilty or of misconduct he was paroled to miss aliss ballard the present defendant Is lavor allison allason All lson who was arrested tor for throwing ink on the wall c ot f the study hall paul winn Is still at the scene ot of the court room but he be Is now acting as judge bill porter the prosecuting attorney and gilbert dahl the defending attorney have had some very lively arguments we hope that lavor has better luck than paul had the world history students have just finished booklets on the lives ot of great men and happenings ot of importance arx from the time ot of alexander the great to the french revolution this was very instructive tive work and some interesting booklets were made the students of american history have put some very handsome covers on their contest essays these essays will be exhibited later on in the year 32 41 0 w W FRESHMEN II if the first period english class are now studying ivanhoe while the second period class la Is studying julius caesar they have to learn brutus and mark anthonys An tonys speeches so go when they get through they ought to be accomplished orators the freshmen tresh men boys are quite proud of themselves because they have haie the highest average grades ot of the last three six weeks periods the boys in civics did not like to go back to studying in the text book because they have been having trials find and they ime hae had much tun fun as well as the experience ot of conducting trials last week through some borne oversight it was failed to be reported that bill porte 1 bernice boils parrish and helen bailey were chosen to take part in the debating finals we are all pessimistic Pessimist IO as to the outcome ot of our grades the last six weeks because of our reports cards coming out next week CARPENTER 35 0 W W REPORT the students of the mathematics class are studying very diligently for it Is nearly the end of another six week term mr winters gave the freshmen an examination x the other day he told abe them e m that he expected them all to get As but he was disappointed because the marks were anything but good the sophomores are learning much about circles they think that when they finally get out of geometry they can maybe tell the difference between a circle and a square some of the black lettering that the mechanical drawing class Is doing Is very good KIDDER 34 0 FIRE extinguishers eleanor wyckoff Is considering putting in an application as a fireman but the chemistry students feel that she Is a bit too extravagant with the chemical thursday miss wyckoff had performed an experiment dealing with ere extinguishers and had just constructed a very efficient apparatus when suddenly something went wrong and the thing started acting up the class gathered around to see what was causing all the excitement and was in time for a second eruption whence acid was sprayed over everything la in general except the fire the students learned the value of the age old saying curiosity killed the cat the biology students are preparing for an examination in which they expect to tall fail utterly and absolutely mr dykeman informed them that he be took the test himself and got twenty five per cent on it consequently the students are expecting to do wonderful things with such a test HARAN 32 W 0 w SPEECH the members of the speech class have shown so much interest in debating that it seems they will never finish all of last week was spent on two questions the first one being resolved that military training should be lie abolished in high schools this question gave the boys is a splendid chance to get up and tell what they really thought of military training the other question that caused so much discussion was resolved that the united states stata s should adopt a hands off policy in the chinese japanese conflict this also proved to be a question that brought nearly every member of the class to his bis feet JONES 33 0 0 THAT ROMANTIC ENGLISH CLASS 0 dear clearl I 1 who wants to know what a constitutional speech looks and sounds like that kind of speech is all the students have concentrated on tor for ages they have been reading writing copying and d memorizing constitutional speeches speech tor for about four months oh ch maybe it quite so long as that er a oh it was just four days to be exact the sophomore girls are surely looking absentminded absent minded and romantic lately they are studying the eve ot of st agnes in their literature class you who have ever read the literature and lite life book no 2 will recall that this story Is about the white knight who carried his belov beloved ovay avay on his great white steed it does sound romantic it the juniors are in great and immediate edi need of so sympathy they y are r studying the idylls idyles ot of the king one student has just come to the conclusion that even kings are sometimes idle the first and most loved ot of the idylls idyles Is gareth and lynette guess its a romance too the name sounds romantic 1 he seniors seniors are beginning macbeth and find it quite interesting BURBIDGE 32 0 O 6 THE HEART OF MUSIC little drops ot of golden sunshine on the gauzy wings of melody dance along in pure delight to the woodland haunts of harmony scattered by the evening breezes follows each his willful way rc ats each crack and evice crevice cr ot of this old world sad and gay they meet again in one r retrain and plaintive now slow anon stirring I ins the soul and heart of man pleading yet leading him on MONA A SNYDER C GIRLS L GA GAME 1113 the girls basketball game was the pep ot of the season with the C W Ts winning horn the H B Cs with a score of beve nOto tour four mabel greenwood Oreen made tho the most points for the winning team the coach for the 0 W Ts was calvert despain wit with h the following girls on oil his bis team mabel greenwood center llla lila ses bong forward lola despain Des forward mary consoni guard virginia mtchell guard margaret turner forward nola stewart guard the coach tor for the H 33 Cs was cat archer with the following girls on his 1 team eam ada olsen centor center bertha pletcher forward kathryn haran forward EL ellen ion mawhinney guard pha skinner guard margaret adamson adam ion forward gerta ilove guard it was an exciting game and nd the teams hope to have a rs re lorn larn match soon SKINNER 32 GRADUATES OBTAIN HIGH GRADES 1 IN 14 TEST last week the graduates in the first period bookkeeping claes were surprised by mr olsen oisen when he gave the fourth in the series of bookkeeping tests that he be Is giving this year this test dealt with sales and purchases journals journal Is an and d with the cash books it was really a much less difficult test than the last one on the working sheet the medium of the first period class in this test was 88 the record of the class is held by teresa pettit who at talked and completed the test in eleven minutes the me following grades were also made in this class marjorie Marj orle dark clark theodore johnson johnsoa marguerite okeefe and francis trythall 99 james GwIlI lams 98 and leland paxton 97 this record lor for this class ja is in general an improvement over the results ot of the last test the post graduates greatly enjoyed the I 1 alumni homecoming friday tor for after all I 1 they too are members ot of th the e alumni ana and really belong to a period or of past history ot or the high school the program given by the alumni in the afternoon atter noon was won mon aeiful and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who viere mere present A number of plesent graduate students took part in it peri haps the most interesting feature or of the whole affair was the introduction of grad bates present of all classes from 1903 1902 to 1931 inclusive it la Is certain that all present students and younger alumni members must have learned much about the past history ot of their school and per 1 apos are now better able to appreciate the marvelous advantages they now have tz th in the way of building curriculum c cm cl l modern modem instruction to ro those who were supporting the alumni in the basketball game the re rei i s it t was p probably disappointing but avy any vaar vif they can feel glad that the high r tool that was and is t theirs heirs can make steb ch a splendid 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