Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-21
co11nan NOTES.

or the stars were studied.
Prof. French visited some of our
classes yesterday and received a warm
welcome from each professor and
student. We all wish the art dapart-
ment could be open this term.
The general class in chemistry re-
ceived their first unknown" yesterday
and the members are now proudly
calling themselves analytical chem
ists."V? The advanced class has much
fun at their expense but SO far honors
r about even.
Mr.. Kirkwood fondly believed that
he was an expert as a pillow fighter, or
he did SO until a few nights ago. He
has changed his mind since a sopho-
more gave him a few practical illus
trations in this manner of combat, en-
phasizing his suggestions by driving
Mr.. KS neck into his shoulders a
couble of inches.
One of the professors was calling a
few evenings since but had to start
home early in order to prepare some
tough problems for the students to
dicipline their minds over the next day
We have since learned that the
professor was so late in getting in that
the professors sister was greatly
alarmed about the continued absence.
The alarm was needless, however, as a
gallant senior was taking very good
care of the said professor.
Misses Allen and Bergey represented
the high school this morning in chapel.
Our only regret is that they do not
come oftener.
Miss Clara Brennan is doing some
stenographic workin the Office as the
board meeting so ~interfered with the
regular routine that a very mountain
of correspondence has accumulated on
the presidents desk.
A couple of members of the literary
society are going to attempt to get X
cused from a fine on atechnicality, and
as both sides of the case are ably cham
pioned a warm time is assured. We
will be glad when the constitution is
revised as then no such question can
arise.
Prof. Kinsey is drilling his chorus
for Christmas and, if the members will
put half as much vim and energy into
their work as he does, the work of the
professor will produce grand results.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Miss King of Lead City registered
yesterday morning, both at the college
and Lampert hall.
Mrs. Blanche Stanley called at chapel
this morning.
Some of the young ladies started to
go skating last Monday but the sweet
persuasion of Mr.. "Judson" was too
much for them sand they went riding
instead.
We are told that a new department
has been added to the school. Thus
far we have not seen any of its inside
workings and can not enlighten the
public concerning it but will refer all
inquirers to the fair champions of the
gymnasium.
One of our most noble young men
requests us to say that he has at last
found sit" If you wish to know what
sit" is ask Mr.. Wells. He has been
searching for the above article ever
since he came down in September and
we congratulate him upon his final
success. This is another illustration
of "try, try again, ETC."
At last we have a piece of music
worthy the name composed for us by
one Of our own people. Prof. Kinsey
played the "Black Hills College March"
for us in chapel this morning and
nothing but favorable comment has
been passed upon it. It was composed
by himself and is superb.
The class in rhetoricals is calledtoday
and consequently all members. of this
branch of the curriculum are in an
agony Of suspense. Those who can
should join the literary society and
thus show themselves to be progressive
students.
The literary society is the place in
which to become familiar with parlia-
mentary law. This was fully proved
last Saturday evening in a business
meeting Of an hour and a half. The
literary program was good but no one
will deny that the business meeting
was the most instructive to the
members.
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