Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-30

pie were abound for three blocks on east
Main, one night have seen line OF men,
In working attire, using the pick and
shovel With mighty strength, over three
hundred of the academy boys were US
Ing their hand as well as their brains
In digging sewer trench. They
worked in class sections, and many
were the class yells and Jokes that ran
along the line, People said II was a
several days Job, but the students COM
pleted IL before noon. The unusual
sight of 80 many men working In uni
son attracted many visitors, who could
not say enough for the patriotism OF the
school.
While the young men and teachers
were working here the girls were not
idle, for a bounteous repast OF sand
Wiehes, cakes, oranges and bananas
was being spread When the boys were
through they were greeted with the
tempting sight of five heavily laden Ia
bles running the entire length Of room
~ Before luncheon was served the
boys INDUCED In q little boisterous class
patriotism, but this left no III feelings
and only added 10 the zest OF the day.
Altho so much work hsd been done and
taugue was common, tee dance in the
evening was crowded Those that were
not dancing had the privilege OF going
into the college hall, where Professor
Lund was holding a concert. Every
thing was as successful as could be
expected, and has left a good impress
sion both IN and out Of the school, 1t
was day to be long remembered,
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.
Logan, March 2s,--Our new electrical
plant was tested last Thursday, and
furnished light for the ball given by
the college graduating class Friday
evening. Mr., Guy Wilson IL to be con.
graduated for his successful work in
Installing same, He hope that II will
be a great saving Of expense,
Members OF the basket ball team were
highly elated with the results OF the
game last Saturday. The SCORE stood
10 10 In favor OF the home team, The
game was good one from start to
finish, both teams oontestlng with CON
siderable energy and skill for the vic
tory
Friday, the Goth, the Weber Stake
academy boys visit US. The last game
played between the college team and
Ogden was won by the II. Y. boys. Both
teams are confident Of success,
Prof, Hall leaves today for Chicago,
He has been granted leave of abs
senoe for the spring and summer
months TO study in the University Of
Chicago Prof. Hall Will occupy his
old position at the opening Of school.
Arrangements are being made for a
summer school to be held In the COLI
lege, There has been considerable de-
mand for such a school, and while the
teachers feel that their services iwll
not be remunerated so far as money
Is concerned, still they are DESTROYS of
giving an opportunity TO other teachers
to Improve themselves
Logan Is an ideal place for summer
school as the summer is not so Oppres'
sive here as I'm Salt Lake city and
farther south. Attendance at summer
school IN Logan, therefore will be more
in the line Of recreation than otherwise
Glasses will be organized In the com
mon branches OF education, and op
vii be given for those who
desire to do advanced work in science,
pedagogy, literature, language
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL.
President w. J. Newman OF the board
Of education attended the Wednesday
exercises
Miss Stokes geology class has ex-
,mlned the model Of the South Swansea |
mine in the Atlas block,
Mr.. Travis clvics class discussed gov
,rnment ownership OF the railroads Fri
lay. The leaders We're Florence La |
Due for the affirmative, and Ethel
Lewis for the negative,
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