The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-27
High School Notes.


Some time this coming week Professor
Reinsch of the political science depart
ment of the University of Wisconsin Will
visit the High school with a view to in
specting the work and placing the school
on the accredited list of the university.
The cadet corps are displaying much en-
thusiasm in their drill. Three companies.
I A, and c, have been organized, with
the following officers: Company A-Cap-
tain, Alec Thomas; first lieutenant, Max
Brown; second lieutenant Harry Bero:
first sergeant, Alpha Manning. Company
B-Captain, Harold Hills; first lieuten-
ant, lie Roy Bourne; second lieutenant,
Mark McChrystal; first sergeant, Paul
Neiden- Company C-Captain, Earl
Smith; first lieutenant, Will NuttaII; sec
ond lieutenant, Sherwin Davis; first SER
geant, Lee Turner. Max Brown has been
appointed battalion adjutant. Lieutenant
Webb ranks as major of the battalion.
On Friday, after school, the last years
company gave an inspection drill before
a large number of the pupils, teachers
and friends of the High school Mr..
Christensen and the members of the
board of education had been especially
who watched the drill with great inter-
est were Mr.. Newman, Mr.. CritchIow
Mr.. b S Young, Mr.. Geoghegan and
Mr. BrantIng. The cadets went through
their drill in excellent form, and showed
tne good results of their careful train
ing under Lieutenant Webb After but
one years drill the Improvement in the
boys carriage and appearance is marked
and the interest which the boys are tax
ing tins year in the cadet corps shows
that they fully appreciate its benefits
At the senior class meeting held Thurs
day afternoon Roy Higson was elected
treasurer, Arthur Murphy was chosen
manager Of the Red and Black and Lewis
SoWles editor, with power to select their
stan. 1t is not yet decided when the
first issue of the paper will appear
me juniors on Thursday elected the
following class officers: Mark McChrvs-
tai. president; Elizabeth Palmer. vice
president; Louise Bascom, secretary. and
William Nuttall, treasurer. The follow
ing committee on arrangements was also
appointed: Fairchild Sherman, Alec
Thomas, Rhea Bartch, Helen Bamberger
and I.e Roy Bourne.
On Thursday Mr.. Travis continued his
selles o. taiAs on the governments of
different nations by an interesting ex-
pIanauo of the Dominion government of
canada. In his next talk he will take
up the provincial governments of Canada.
Next Saturday the football team will
play the Ogden High school. The boys
expect 70 take with them a large and
enthusiastic delegation from Salt Lake.
Mr.. c. n Streyeli has kindly presented
TO the High school a very fine coIIec-
tlon OF tossils- These have been placed
IN the science building, where they will
De OF great value, particularly to the
geology classes.
Miss Burlings sophomore class had
their first test in geometry this week
The lunch room, which was opened on
Monday in the basement of the Union
school, has received a fair amount of
patronage. The room has been well
equipped, and Will prove a great con-
xenIence to the students, particularly in
bad weather.
The second year commercial work has
been somewhat lightened by Combining
the study of correspondence with the
regular work in English
The new report cards are printed ana
VIII be issued for the first time at the
END OF two months work, about the mid
die of November
room in the basement is being re-
mooeled and made ready for a class
room, to be occupied by Miss Moffett.
Inc beautiful picture OF Spring" kind
~ loaned by the artist Miss TeasdeI
Which at present occupies the Mace ~
honor in the shadow box has been -
source OF much interest and pleasure to
Some of Mr.. Harwood's classes have
taken i; up modelling in clay. One of the
pupils Is at work upon bust Of Clyte.
leaves. particularly good Water color
81 sketch' done by Miriam Brooks, is a view
IN the High school grounds. We"
The basket ball teams have dane coma
excellent practice work this week IN
tuesday afternoon a match game w.
played between the Juniors ana Sopho-
nores, resulting in a score of s to ( in
favor of the Sophomores The 1at+ar
team practices on Tuesdays and 'I'b11rS
days at S:15- The room in the TTnion
Veil IN whicn the teams play is being
ing from il Will soon be provided
Mr.. Davidson of Evansville Ira So
a,et ny county superintendent of schools
at that place, has been making a foIIr If
IIIlsPeetion of western schools. on
" euhesday and Thursday he visited
classes at the High school
1eacherS ana pupils We're glad to well
ing i'N"S MORN
Mrs. Ryan, who has been v-is,tin,
ITlends for some time, is now settled at
!, MISS Paine is slowly recovering from
Bianche Cherry of last years graduat-
ing class is taking work in French md
bookkeeping. civ" anu
scnool on account of illness. Jan
A number of the High school taaoto
I ESSenGed the reception at the university