The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03

no: the other privileges viii also be
reeiDrocated.
During the past week the grit of the
athletic boys has been commented upon
freely. Having seen the records which
the Nevada team made with the Uni
versity of California, they knew that
they would be defeated. They were
anxious, however, to secure the expert
ence and benefits Of an interstate meet
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Professors II n. Mccoy and Byron
Cummings and their wives, and Mr..
Howell viii spend their vacations in
the east, leaving shortly after school
work ends.
Professor Mccoy will teach chemis-
try in the University of Chicago dur
ing the first six weeks of the summer
term, and then visit with his friends
in Indiana.
The dance given by the first year
students on Tuesday night was success
full socially.
The normal graduating class is hard
at work making preparations for clos
ing exercises. Glass rivalry is only
strengthening their determination to
excel.
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The third year students held their
preliminary story contest on Friday af-
fernoon. The contestants were Misses
Ivy Dix, zane Pixton and Lou Lewis.
Miss Lelta Cole, the fourth contestant,
and tie one who represented the class
in their contest with the fourth year
students, has been compelled to with
draw from school Tie judges, Profess
sor Mccoy, Miss Nellie Clark and Mr..
McGlire. awarded Miss Lewis's story
first place.
There was no meeting of the Histori-
cal society on Friday afternoon: the
members as a body Joined in the cele-
bration at Saltair.
Mr.. Squire Coop who is teaching mu-
sic in the absence Of Professor SteDh-
ems, is training a chorus of lady voices
for the baccalaureate sermon on Sun
day, June II.
The next Chronicle viii contain abb
stracts Of the speeches of the debaters
in the recent contest, in Connection with
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The Normal society will hold a spe-
eial meeting tomorrow to elect off,
GERS.
The members of the extempore speak
ing class next Friday viii initiate the
style of Lord Chatham, the elder Pitt.
The normal classes of 'S5 and 81 have
asked that part of the banquet board
at the alumni reunion on June 20 be
reserved for them.
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Mr.. Willis of the Heber board of ed
ucation visited the normal school last
week and secured two Of the graduating
students, Misses Libbie Kirk and Dora
Shaw, for the Heber city schools.
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The third year class spent a very
enjoyable evening In the main building
last Friday. The girls of the class en-
tertained. Room Is on the main floor
yersity and class 9coIors, silver and
crimson and green. The evening was
spent informally in playing games,
dancing and pulling candy. The class
glee club rendered. several class and
college songs. TIE boys of the class
were thoroughly surprised and enjoyed
very much the good viii of their host
esses. President Kingsbury and wife
were present.
Mr.. Ernest Bramwell will go to Eng
land in August to do missionary work.
The second aRd third year students
viii contest next Friday night in debate
in story telling. The '02 class viii be
represented in debate by Messrs. G. a.
Christensen and Lorenzo Elggren, and
in story telling by Miss Kate Thorpe;
the third year class by Messrs. Wallace
Calder. T. B. Fry and Miss Lou Ser
Wis, in these exercises respectively.