The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-30
High School Notes.

The third months work closed on
Wednesday, leaving two days for the
Thanksgiving vacation. The teachers
reports for the third month will be ready
Monday, and viii be given out from the
office next Friday.
In spite of the bad weather and the
attractions at home, a number of the
students took advantage of the excur-
sion to Ogden and cheered enthusiast
tically for the home team. The dance
given in the evening was largely at
tended by both the Ogden and Salt
Lake students
The cadets appeared for the first time
this week in their new uniforms. On
Wednesday battalion parade, guard
mount and review were conducted
Hereafter on Wednesdays the corps will
take up extended battalion drill.
During the past week Captain LIE
Roy Bourne has been officer of the
week and Ed Davidson flag bearer.
The first senior class party held Sat
urday evening in the Ladies' Literary
club proved a most enjoyable event
Nearly all the seniors, in addition to a
number of their friends, were present
The music for the dance was furnished
by Christensen's orchestra. The sue
cess of the affair was largely due to the
committee on arrangements, who
spared no pains in attending to all the
details. The party was chaperoned by
Mesdames Chrestus Tripp J. s. Dave
Ter. III. G. Hebron, Simon Bamberger
and w. A Sherman.
At the sophomore meeting on Mon
day the constitution, as reported by the
committee, was adopted.
The Junior meeting appointed for last
Monday was postponed till this week
Monday.
On Monday Miss Teasdel gave an
other of her interesting talks on great
cf,e
work of Leonardo da Vinci and BotticeI-
Ii, showing several photographs of their
noted paintings.
An excellent still life in water color.
showing a brass candlestick. a ginger
Jar and small Indian bag, has just
been completed by Frank Wilson.
On Wednesday Miss Savage. SUPER
visor of drawing in Ogden, visited the
art classes.
This coming Monday in assembly III.
Miss Goddard will give a talk on
on Westminster Abbey" before her
English classes.
For some time the advanced students
IN French have been at work under
Mrs. Jennings direction on a French
play, lie Retour de Japan" They ex-
pect TO give it some time before Christ
mas in assembly l.
In Miss CritchloW's advanced German
classes this week, a written examina-
kirche-" The beginning class was Civ
en- an oral test. The advanced classes
nave begun the study of German idioms
Wnlch they are keeping for reference
IN their note books.
The "Iliad" class has finished its re-
view of book 1, and taken the test in
scanning.
The mechanical drawing. which wss
laSt year in charge of Mr. Stanley. will
ne laught TINS year by Mr.. DOxey, SUI
PSTVisor or normal training The classes
VIII DC heid in the room now occupied bV
Mr. Gillian as an office. as soon as tbe
new office is ready.
The physics class has begun the subject
of fluids, with the consideration of caniI
iiaI1ty and surface extension as sub-top-
In the test in Mr.. sorenson,s beeirnir,o
algebra class this week. Erwin fireman
again handed in asperfect. paper.
Miss Stokes physiology classes have
pressure.
The photography class. ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Stokes. Will make trip to the
Warm Springs Monday to examine the
lime beds in thar neighborhOOd.
In the bookkeeping class this week Mr.
MCKAY gave test on the cash book
TO all the, advanced students.
Miss Qualtrough's English cklsses have
begun the study of the 'Iliad.-
The first assembly Of the year viii be
held next Wednesday.
Miss Grace Stillman. teacher of Ger
man and English in the Park City High
school, visited recitations on Wednesday.
Other visitors this week were Misses
Mary MoOrhead and Mary Mayne and
Henry Burmester.
- Lizbeth weitz. Erma Simon. Nellie
Thompson and Jeanette Yundt have
been absent this week on account of i'll
ness.
Emma Johnson of the freshman class.
Maynard Brown of the sophomore and
lie Roy Pickering of the junior class are
once more able to resume their work.
Francis Machler of L,ichfield, Ills. has
entered the freshman class