La Junta tribune., 1900-03-24
n,en SCHOOL NOTES.
News Of Our Schools and
what the Pupils Are Doing.

tersonian Literary Society last
Wednesday night. This spirit Of
inquiry was somewhat eradicated
by the questions brought before
them. They began TO perceive the
train of though, br, were still in
doubt concerning the manner in
which it was to be discussed.
The question brought before the
mind by the first two productions
was "Nhat shall our graduates do
for their life work." This ques
ton was raised in its more psrficu-
lar phase by Albert Norton under
the subject 1.-The Choice of Pro-
fe.sion." The question in its more
general aspect was presented by
Miss Morgan in showing What
Comes from the Right OF Things.
Both manuscripts gave the i'm
preston OF extended study 10 see
ing things IN their true light.
Miss Rosa White. being the
daughter of physician, was en-
abied to give very concise and
I instructive address concerning the
influence and relation the physi-
cian has with the community.
The profession OF law was held
up in all its spiendor by Harry
Allen. He explained how the dis
advantages OF this profession may
be rendered advantageous by the
continued application and persis-
tent concentration of abilities OF
the enterprising student. He con
cluded with toast TO the honor
and dignity of the La Junta bar.
The opportunities aud satisfac-
tions OF business profession, such
as the merchant. was discussed IN
a thorough and capable manner by
Miss Kendall. She made clear
the great knowledge OF the life and
activities OF the business world
which develop mental and social
/ qualities making broad-minded
men and conscientious citizens.
The ususl monotony OF such pro-
grams was very pleasantly inter
rupted at this time by "An Un-
comfortable Call'' made by Miss
Foxworthy upon Miss Robinson.
The close relation>of the minis
ter with the people at large and
his great influence for good upon
their lives was excellently por-
,rayed by Miss Spidel.
The opportunities of the journal
ist to govern and decide the actions
of the masses in political questions
was shown IN commanding man
ner by Gideon Dodds.
The manner in which the world
is regulated and advanced by the
influence OF the home and school
was expounded in clear and very
entertaining manner by Miss Lynn.
The relation OF true womanhood
with success in life and the rela-
ton TO the progress OF the world
was shown in a most attractive and
logical manner by Miss Barngrover
( Her delivery was exceptionally
| fine.
George Van der Schow made
very clear the secret of success in
any line OF work in his discussion
OF the properties and functions OF
true manhood These two ora
| tons in addition to Miss O'Con-
nor's composed very logical con-
clusion to the program. Miss
O'Connor made a definite conclu-
sion by summing up the train OF
thought in the former papers and
bringing out the strongest poin is
| in a clear and concise form
| On Friday night, March goth,
the glee and mandolin clubs from
the state university at Boulder,
will appear in La Junta. This in
sures a rich feast OF music and
song, served by twenty-five jolly
students OF our own state institu-
ton. 1t is through the efforts of
I the High School teachers and the