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Wfly Music? A man should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of his life, in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which God has implanted in the human soul.--Goethe. JP Show me a home wherein music dwells and I shall show you a happy, peaceful and contented family.-Longfellow J? Since music has so much to do with moulding the character, it is necessary that we teach it to our children. -Aristotle Ji' If Education is to be preparation for complete living, music cannot be omitted.-Spencer
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Football a hard blocker and tackler and could snatch pass- es almost from nowhere: Harry Giese, a tackle, was a rock of Gibraltor and was never blocked out of the play, when he tackled them they stop- ped and stopped quickg Junior Thompson and Kenny Webber, guards, diminutive though they were, opposing players generally felt quite bump- ed and shaken due to their tackling and blocking: Paul Blyth, a tackle, playing his first year of football, blocked and tackled as well as any of the other players, he was the only one who in- variably tackled around the ankles: Merle Mike Enich Sherbring, an end, large and rangy, he used the largeness for tackling and blocking and the ranginess for snaring passes: Pat Tilley, util- ity man, who was so much iron as the next but not quite as tempered, but he blocked and tackled well. Left to Right: Front Row-K. Webber, J. Carpenter, T. Thompson, P. Garvey, H. Giese, M. Sherbring, C. Garvey, F. Tilley. L. Thiessen, 'P. Blyth, B. Van Slyke, P. Tilley. Back Row-D. Buck, E. Merriam, K. Tilley, G. Logue, D. Leichliter, F. Ehlers, K. Hackbarth, D. Dillman, N. Mendon, P. Clausen, C. Blyth. Baseball Baseball is the spring sport of Ogden. We play close to eight games a season, not having the best team, although we manage to win almost half of them. The weakness of the Ogden baseball team is due largely to the fact that there is no base- ball offered to the boys of Ogden High except during the few spring months before school is out. The season of '39 was a success, consider- ing the small amount of practice the bulldogs were able to getg splitting the seasonal average with 511006. Ogden started the ,3Q season by losing to Bea- ver, at Beaver, although Floyd Tilley, the ace moundsman from Ogden, chucked up a one-hit game, this lonely hit being a scratch single past first. In the '39 Tournament a strong north-county Boxholm team beat the Bulldogs in the opening round. Boxholm lost to Pilot Mound, who in turn lost to the tournament champions, Madrid. The tournament of 1940 will in all probability be held in Ogden as the new diamond made in conjunc- tion with the new football field, will be one of the best diamonds in the county. Most of the squad of 1939 will be on the squad of 1940, with the exception of Pitcher Russell Logue. Pitcher Harrison Mullen, and Shortstop Edward Lind, who were lost through graduation. It is hoped that with the entire school and town cooperation along with the new diamond that Ogden's Baseball will be as prominent as its Football and Basketball are. The squad of 1939 included the following stars: Charles Garvey, Russell Logue, Floyd Tilley, Jun- ior Thompson, Lu Verne Thiessen, Edward Lind, Louie Treloar, Ted Brown, Dallas Buck, james Christensen, Butch Carpenter, Edward Merriam, George Jenkins, Glen Logue, Bill Crosman, Har- rison Mullen and Merle Sherbring.
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