The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-26

who demonstrated the proposition cor
reetly were: Jennie Chaser, Ruby Scran-
/ Lucy Nichols. Harry Alley, Warner
| Thompson. Joseph Barlow. Curtis Chat
| field Fred Monahan and Gertrude Pat
/ tersOn.
| Miss Palne's four beginning algebra
classes at the East Side are making uni
/ form and satisfactory progress.
Mr.. Sorenson's third year pupils In ad-
vanced algebra have completed the study
OF square and cube root.
The test papers in both algebra and
| geometry showed an Improvement over
those OF last month. In Mr.. Sorensens
/ beginning algebra classes one pupil.
George Roberts, received 100 on MS
On Friday the three advanced classes in
shorthand had contest In the writing or
workshops
/ spending considerable time on map
drawing. In their study OK the New Eng
| land states the maps show the location OF
rivers. cities and harbors, and the names
/ OF the products OF different sections.
1 Mr.. Townsend has been experimenting
the work of the beginning shorthand
/ classes with copy and dedication exer-
cises for Pittsan's Phonetic Journal.
The commercial arithmetic class has
been making thorough review OF the
ever-difficuit subject Of compound num-
/ bers.
Miss Bonds classes IN commercial Eng
lish have been preparing for a speillng
/ contest, TO be held next Friday. The
pupils viii be tested upon list OF 100
/ words selected from words commonly mls-
spelled in their compositions and exer-
| clses. Later the winners IN each class
4 will contest.
Freda Erickson, a junior student In the
/ advanced shorthand class, took the
speech delivered BY Senator Clark Of
| Wyoming at. the Theatre Wednesday
/ M carrett's nhvsIography classes
/ have been performing experiments IN de-
! termining shadows. The main object OF
| this work has been to teach the pupils
proper methods Of performing expert
ments and OF writing notes upon them,
| la Miss Stokes physiology classes the
! text book work has been accompanied by
/ experiments on the organs OF touch ana
smell. The eye viii be the next suhject
/ studied.
the physics classes have been perform
| ing experiments In elasticity and Co
Mr., GHilan's office at the science build
/ Ing will be moved 10 the first floor and
the room which he formerly occupied VIII
| be used for mechanical drawing
The football boys are rejoicing over the
room which is being fitted up Tor their
use in the basement of the science build
/ ing. Two rooms have been thrown to-
/ gether and equipped with five shower
/ baths with hot and cold water, MY iocA-
/ ers, rubbing tables and cement iloo.,
| Inc boys nave loiAH AtAh TIC ANNN "a 49,"
a room and are eagerly awaiting its COM
| pletion- -. -,
In Saturdays game with the Ogden High
/ school on Walkers field. The hn-up yes
! terday was practically the same as that
] in the University OF Titan game. ing
/ team has had vigorous practice this week
under the coaching Of Mr.. Boyle and MI
/ Callahan.
dents enjoyed the dance given Tor the
/ Ogden team at the Ladies Literary club
Arrangements will probably be made
/ for a game between the second team anu
| the East Side this coming week
The East Side boys were defeated last
/ week in their game with the l.. A. G. by
a score of 12-0. Yesterday afternoon they
PLAYED the O. s. l.. boys at the fieid on
/ Twelfth East and Fourth South
/ Fred Smith George WOrthen and Scott
/ Groesbeck, who were formerly players on
! the High school team, are now strohs
members OF the national guard team.
1 The remainder of the cadet appoint
/ ments will be announced at drill next
Monday. Extended order has been taken
up the past week by the companies ana
| the battalion.
On account or the rain. guard mount
was postponed from Friday till Monday
The cadets we're excused from drill last
Monday in order 10 give them the oppor-
tunity of attending Frederick Warde
lecture.
! The new uniforms will probably be
! ready by next week. The officers are
/ pleased over the order recently Issued.
/ that they may wear shoulder straps. m
stead of thevrors-
The officer of the day the past week
| has been Lieutenant Frank Aahhlhs' ms
bugler Harry Bintz,
! me sophomore class held a meeting
Tuesday night at which the president ap-
pointed the following members OF the
Esffn
I Warner Thompson. Reginald Edmunds,
| Henry Bernstein, Curtis Chatfield, Slifta
/ Mayne and Lucy Nichols.
A letter recently received from MT
HarwoOd tells OF his pleasant journey 70
Liverpool and OF his stay in London, be-
fore going 70 Paris. AT present he Is
studying in one of the Julians mems
schools but as soon as d Eeole de.
Beaux Arts opens he viii begin his arl
Miss Dukes conducted a very interest
ing and profitable department meeting OF
the English teachers on Wednesday art
ernoon. A number of papers and shor
talks on subjects Of Importance in Eng
lish work were presented by the teach
ers, after which general discussion en-
| sued.
Mr.. Pendergrass spent last Friday II
Ogden visiting the commercial depart
ment. He returned with a number o.
helpful suggestions gained from differen
| classes.
| Friday afternoon Mr.. Eaton assiste,
in conducting the examinations for ap
pointments 20 Annapolis. held at the uni
| verslfy A few Of the senior boys tool
the examination.
Miss Williams, formerly a teacher il
the Oquirrh school. visited at the Eas
Side on Thursday.
Maria HilI OF the elias of 90. who is nov
student at the university, visited Eng
lish and Latin classes on Wednesday.
Mabel Cartwright, OF 1909, was visito
on Thursday.
Mr.. Coe, teacher Of English and Latin
/ visited Miss Dukes and Miss Powers
classes this week.
Irving Weber, formerly a member o
! the junior class, spent a short time at tn
High school on Thursday.
! William ROos. who has been taking
special course in shorthand and tpye
; writing. has entered the bookkeepin
class
Ray Weller entered school this wee
! and enrolled in the commercial depart
ment.
J Lueua Thomson has withdrawn fror
the commercial department and gone I
McC0ok Neb.. where she will enter tn
High school
Martha McCiain of the second nlid-yea
: class has withdraw from school on &C
count OF III health.
r Violet Mott of the second mid-yea
class, Frank McCurtain OF the first mid
E year. Carrie Atkins Catherine Margett:
/ Roderick Mcdonald. Hume Give, Peal
6 Jacobs and Frank Russell OF the fresh
) man class have returned 20 school ate
absence on account OF illness.
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