The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07

4 A-Ouiocs VIE OF 1flfO4- -f1eten BOXfuQ
Sally KeIbs Of the second nidyear class
| mas drawn on the board in Miss Peter
sons room very good map in colors.
| Illustrating the naval battle with the
| Veneti
The first midyear class in English.
/ which has just finished '.The Vicar OF
/ Wakefield, engaged in d quotation con-
| test Thursday. Sides were chosen, with
| Elsie Ridges and Amy Weeks as leaders.
| The result was a tie between Eugene
! Hammond and Jennie Earl
On Monday the same class handed in
some very good character sketches from
| The Vicar of Wakefield. Among the
| best were Mr.. BurchelI.' by Clara Cow.
| Miller.
| A particularly original and vell-vrit-
ten set of papers was handed in by Miss
/ Dukes American literature class this
| week The subject was to be taken from
ence. Among the best papers were those
! by Edith Coxhead, Helen Bamberger and
/ George Barratt.
The junior English literature class has
begun Millions .'L'Ailegro'' and II Pen
! seroso."
A paper worthy of special mention for
! its originality was one written BY Loreen
Leary of the junior class ON The Indi-
] Yiduality of Overshoes"
Miss Moffetts sophomore classes in
English are at work on original short
On Monday afternoon, in assembly III.
| Miss Goddard gave talk before the pu-
I
minister Abbey" Miss Goddard touched
| or the meaning of the word abbey, y
/ spoke Of its history and associations, and
J from a plan on the board explained its
/ points of interest, she described at some
/ length the chapels of the kings, the
tombs of the statesmen and musicians
| and the poets corner photographs OF
/ both the exterior and the Interior helped
| greatly in giving the students clear
Mr. T2rov-9,S Geometry classes have fin
! ished the original exercises at the END of
! book j and so good has been their work
| that number of students are worthy OF
| special mention. In the first period class
| the best work was done by Harry Alley,
] Joseph Barlow Ona Pickens. Ralph Hart
! ley, Clare Rivers and Dee Stockman; in
/ the third period division, by James Alley.
! Zayda Boutwell, Curtis Chatfield. Leroy
! Dean, Ella BoWeRStein, Arthur Moret0n
] Glass, by Jennie CHASER, Lucy Nichols.
Ruby Scranton, John Rudy and Ruby
| Malin.
on Friday Miss YardIey's beginning al
/ zebra class concluded contest which
/ had been begun last Wednesday. Seven
| pupils answered most of the questions
until finally they all failed on the same
| problem. Those who remained standing
| on one side the longest were Florence
! Burt, Rose Moench and Edith Webb; on
/ the other, Irwin Gaumer, Genevieve
| Brooks Myra Reid and Erol Allen
! Several of the students in physics have
| become so much interested in the study
/ that they have done considerably more
| laboratory work than is required Among
| the number are Winfield Booker. Lillian
! Connolly Charles WOOlf, Earl HavenoT,
Joseph Jensen, Mabel Kinney, Helen
| Letchfield. VIII Block, jamie Barnett,
| Richard Cabell, Ida Hawxhurst and
! Matte Miles.
| In Mr.. CARROTS physiology classes the
/ study of muscles has been accompanied
/ with the examination of the heart mus
/ Gle under the microscope.
! The photography classes have been
America. They have already. taken up
J and drawn maps of the Mississippi and
] the St. Lawrence basins.
| On Thursday afternoon Miss STOKES Zee
| tured in an interesting manner before
| Mr.. Gillilan's psychology classes on ne
Nervous System
Mr. Travis United States history class
| has been discussing the president mes
| sage as part of this weeks work.
Some excellent reports on topics as
handed in to Mr.. Travis by the civics
students. After correction the reports
viii be revised and handed in again;
| The art classes this week have been
mainly at work on pencil sketches OF
/ poses A new feature was the memory
| sketching. in which, after studying the
| sketch was then made from memory.
On Friday Miss Teasdel talked on
Michael Angelo
| A particularly interesting oil painting,
/ the work of Edward Frere, the noted
\ French artist, has been on exhibition this
i week. The painting was loaned by Mrs.
/ Clarence T. Brown.
! MIR. McKay's penmanship class has de-
voted the past week to the study OF
| figures, having finished the capitals and
small letters. The remainder of the time
will be given to line exercise, business
/ forms and to the writing of short letters
In test on the cash book in the adr
yanced bookkeeping class this week, some
4 very good averages were made. The high
4 est mark, IS per cent, was received Dy
/ Clarence Johnston. Those who were ~
or above were Joe Cranes. Myron Bill
ings, Royal Candland. Edward Aplin. Bert
] Cooper Beatrix Kearns and Hazel Clark.
Mr.. Pendergrass' commercial geography
classes are now studying Europe They
have recently drawn some very good maps
\ of the British isles
The cadets are hoping to organize a
| drum and bugle corps, consisting of four
drums and eight bugles.
on Friday the cadet corps had battalion
inspection. On "Wednesday those Officers
who had. not taken their examinations III
tactics last year were examined by
i Lieutenant Webb The officer of the
week has. been Lieutenant Ralph Bowdlei
| the bugler. John Beck.
The cadets are planning to give dance
some time in January.
A fitting close to the successful foot
ball season was the banquet given to the
] team by Mr. Eaton at the Tavern Friday
might. The table. which was arranged in
the form of an II, was artistically decor
ated with flowers, mingled with the red
! and black While in the center was
placed the silver cup given the boys by
DIR. Mayo. After supper had been served
brief speeches were given by Mr.. Eaton,
DIR. Mayo. Mr.. Peabody and Mr.. Gala
han. Captain Harry Bero also toasted
/ THE Team of 1902 and Manager Mark
McChrystaf spoke on Money Makes the
Team Co." The evening was a thoroughly
enjoyable one in every respect Seated
| around the table were: Mr.. Eaton. Dr
! MAYO. Mr.. Peabody, Mr.. Callahan Harry
Bero. Mark MeChrystal, VIII Davis, Paul
| Nelden, Harry Moore, Harold Bird
George Webb, Fred Richmond. Ralph
! Bowdle. Ellis Black. Ray Weller. Ben
| Harris. Dale Pitt Lawrence Anderson
Earl Bradbury and Frank Dyer.
The sophomores held q meeting NVedneS-
day afternoon at which they decided t.
| give party at the Ladies Library club
| next Friday, Dec. II. The class dues were
also fixed at % cents a month.
| Some progress has been made toward
| organizing a glee club with VIII Bate
man as leader.
Mr.. Wetzel is planning to organize q
! mixed chorus of fifty or sixty voices
among the High school students.
| Miss Dukes has recently received g
letter from lone Morrison. telling of the
good progress that the Salt Lake student:
are making at Wellesley.
From National Park seminary june
| preparation in Latin. she was promoted II
/ a short lime from the regular fifth yeal
! Latin class to more advanced reading
Miss Caroline Paine of CSordoT
academy visited the High school or
Miss Dukes visited the East Side Eng
lish classes on Wednesday.
| Other visitors during the week were
Claudia Scofield. Ina Rudy and DR.. Mayo
A. Dankins. Z. G. Granger and s. 5
| Young
Percy Browne ana Robert Lawrenc,
have gone to work in the mines at PaTl
Lizbeth Weitz. Rhea and Olive Bartch