The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
High School Notes

Io!essor ReinsCh Of the University
- - Wisconsin who came to Salt Lake
- lecture before the University ass6-
J 1f.l visited the High school on
I IIIdy- he inspected the school with
a view 70 placing il on the accreditad
list of the University of Wisconsin IL IL
me work proved acceptable. Professor
helhsch seemed favorably Impressed
win what he saw of the work and If
- expected that the Salt Lake High
TeHool VIII soon be accredited TO fba
/ University of Wisconsin.
CH wednesday, for the first time this
year, assembly was held. In the senior
assembly room the upper three classes
were seated, while the freshman re-
NAMED IN their own room on the lower
49, MAJOR X w. Young talked in q
.liOs9 Interesting manner to the fresh
I5.eI On the subject of the Philippines
inning with a brief account Of the
SIZE NUMBER and surface of the islands
ne next discussed the condition Of 49,
people Attention was called to AZ
s sl1dt DIVERSITY Of race among the ma
I've INHABITANTS, as shown bv their
SlSahlnS slXty-fiYe distinct dialects
ne olterence between these half go
age tribes and the higher class of eir-
Gated people was also empha sizs5
Many or the latter have received thair
education in Madrid or other Fora5o,,
ellies ana are professors. intelligent
o. p-Os LesslVe- Major YOUngs talk
40. 10 sIestly enjoyed and was followed
IN G-osesI attention by the pupils.
IN the senior assembly room Josenb
Bossert, a native of Holland enoIrs "a -
me students upon his country he
IrsI noted that Netherlands the INV
anu instead of Holland, was the real
illlle OF the country. In an entertain
1ns May ana With amusing incidents
vi bosSert then told of many of the
customs of his coUntrymen. He aIeo
spoke Of the devotion OF the DeonIe 10
taelr Xoung queen and gave several
aIleeQotes OF her girlhOOd. In describ-
ING the Two principal cities of Holland
lIie Ilasu e ana Amsterdam, the speaker
i-ie LllIoAed the hne are gallery in the
latater city, in which are hung some of
the best Of Rembrandt's ana Frans
HAS paintings.
II Iound practicable Mr.. Eaton in
TENDS TO continue the plan of HAVING
'i''s'iay
Among the creditabIe pieces of worl,
zone by the art students this weel, are
a study OF grapes in oil BY Violet Noft
a water color Of autumn leaves nv A6s
w nltllesey, studies Of lemons in oil nv
aetna smith and Violet Mott. and an
on painting of carnations by Lillian
CoLheily- Louise Earl has well mod
SiSu low FeileI OF a bird sitting upon
Next week the pictures to be entered
III competition by Mr.. CGlmer viii he
by Mr. Harwood and sub-
mitted to the judges.
AT the punior class meeting Tb,rs5a,-
afternoon the committee on ARRANGE !
HehIs reported in regard to plans for.
enter talnment. It was decided to hold /
social Friday evening. Nov. % in
the Union school. A pleasant nro- /
sfamme OF music. games and dancing /
IS promised.
Inc seniors, at their meeting Monday
appointed the following Committee ~,
arrangements: Nicholas Smith. Lewis +
soWles' Mabel Dainley, Roy Higson /
lVeiyn Mason, Aileen MacIean. I,ucv /
"a oy, Merit Wheeler and Flossie Nc
5 1ousaI- ne subject of class pins was
iis0 ussea ana referred to a committee
o report upon later. The secretsr,-
vas instructed to send TO Lulu Tav-
ium a letter Of coincidence on the re
'ent death Of her father.
Excellent progress is being made in
ne shorthand classes Some of the
unior girls this week made the cred-
table record Of taking from dictation
Il words a minute
On Thursday Mr.. Gillian gave
inform test to all frst-year aleebrs
lasses.
a number of new pupils have en-
OHed TINS week. Owen Dix. Will Nc
ntyIe ana walter Pike have entered
ne HlsJ year commercial class. Har-
ey Hardy and Paul Brainerd of o.
en- nave registered for special work
MISS Dukes American literature
lass is studying Hawthorn and viii
con begin reading The House of
even Gables"
MISS Goddard's junior classes in Eng
sh nave finished the reading az
Macbeth and next week will take
p the study of the plot.
Inc football team has been busv tbis
EEK practicing for Saturdays game
.lth ogden, as well as preparing for
ne dance ana reception of the evening
On Friday afternoon the sophomore
teams met to discuss tho
latter of costumes.
MISS Rowe, who has been for Soma
me a the Miller is now at Fords
otel
Miss Burling has moved to 175 A
-reet
Are You roubIed
18th pimples or is your complexion
oudy? If so, one dose of Lanes Tea
III make change It purifies the
iOod, cures q foul breath uakac ,,o,,s