The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-05

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| add much to the attractiveness of the
/ room. and also form the subject for
| water color studies. One of the best
| of these studies of the geranium was
/ that done bY Ada Whttlesey
on the east wall. against a background
] or green burlap. Miss Teasdel has hung
/ a number of photographs of master
| pieces, representing artists OF different
| periods. from GiOtto and the early Ital-
/ ians down 10 the present time.
Next week the art classes will begin
! TO study posing from life.
| An oil painting by Mr.. Taggart has oc-
| cuDied the place of honor in the shadow
| box this week. The picture is a scene
/ at Brighton, showing a grove of quaking
/ aspens in the foreground behind which
/ rise the Wasatch mountains. In its col
/ oring and cloud effects the painting Is
| especially beautiful.
Miss Stokes physiology classes have
| completed the study OF the skeleton. and
have handed in some Well-Drepared note
books. with notes and drawings of the
| bones. Among those who had Darticu-
larlv commendable books were Harry
Alley. James Alley Gertrude Patterson.
Homer Edwards. joseph Barlow. Edith
! Chairman and Ona Pickens. During the
past week the classes have been making
a microscopic study of the bone and It's
SUE
The chemistry students will be particu
larlV interested in hearing of the credit
which Mr.. Clarks pupils OF last year
have received at other schools. From
| Cornell. Lewis SoWles and Merit Wheeler
have written Mr. Clark that their High
school chemistry notes were accepted
and credited for the fun work OF the
freshman wear. AT Berkeley, Marion
Allen has received an excellent standing
on her first months work in chemistry.
! These reports speak most highly for the
thorough work Of the High school on this
+, subject
The commercial geography classes have
! been reviewing, and on. Wednesday took
| test on their first months work. The
! Commercial Industries OF the United
/ States" Canada is the next subject TO
! be considered.
Mr.. Pendergrass has organized a speed
| class in shorthand for the benefit OF the
| advanced pupils who wish 10 do extra
work The class takes unfamiliar mat
! ter from Fapid dietattOn. and has already
made some good records.
The class beginning typeWritlng mas
made excellent progress this month.
4 new text book in grammar ana bust
| ness correspondence. published by the
American Book cOmnany. has Deen
adopted for the commercial English
| classes. The Bryant & STATIONS gram
mar formerly used is now out OF print.
The notebooks which have just been
handed in by Miss Bonds commercial
| English classes are creditable both IN
! their subject matter and good form Many
OF the freshman books are worthy of es-
pecial mention. as this is their first work
| in this line.
Mr.. Rows classes in European history
have completed the study OF the Oriental
nations and are now at work on Greece.
{ They have filled in three OF the series OF
historical outline maps.
The books containing these historical
maps have recently been adopted for use
I in the various history classes. On one
page is the outline map, which is 10 be
/ filled in by the student. while the OPP
pOsite page is blank. leaving room Tor an
explanation of the historical details.
Mr.. Reese's German classes have spent
the past week IN taking reviews and
tests, IN addition 10 some interesting con-
tests in voca bulary.
The English division of the freshman
class under Mr.. Hedger has begun the
study OF mythology, deVOting 10 IL one
day a week. while the other four are
given 10 grammar
The English divisions OF the sophomore
class have been giving some interesting
talks before the class on Shakespeare
life and works.
In psychology new textbook by DR..
J. p Gordy OF the Teachers college. New
York, has been adopted. In this text DR..
GOrdy has embodied the practical results
of many years experience in teaching.
A valuable assistance In the English
department Is the manuscript work done
by Mrs. Travis, who devOtes all her time
20 the criticism of English papers.
The High school students are taking
a great deal Of interest this year in ath-
letlcs The recent victory at Ogden was
a decided announcement 20 the football
team and its supporters. and the hearty
cheers which greeted the boys on Mon
day morning showed that their success
was fully appreciated The girls are be
ginning 10 organize their ba sket ball
teams. ready for practice later on. TIE
cadets also are full Of enthusiasm and
the new recruits are making good prog
ress in the drill The students who have
taken the military training FOR one or
more years speak most highly OF the ben
efits which they have derived from this
Discipline.
Saturday morning the football team.
accompanied by number Of the students.
left for Logan, where they played with
the Agricultural college In the afternoon.
The lineup. which was somewhat differ
enI from the Ogden game, was as fol-
lows. Center. Fred Richmond: right
guard Earl Bradbury: right tackle. Paul
Nelden. right end. Will Davis, left guard.
Lawrence Anderson. left tackle Harry
RerO; left end, Frank Dyer; right half
back Harold Bird. fullback. Ralph Bow
die; left halfback. Dale Pitt; quarter
back. Ellis Black. substitutes. Curtis
ClaWson and Edward Pierce.
The boys have been pracucing a num-
Der Of new plays during the week and
seemed in excellent form for the game
/ They viii return from Logan tonight.
| The next game scheduled is with the
/ University Of Utah. oct Il
The second football team has been or
ganized with Harold Heffron as captain
and VIII Block as manager. The line
NJ is as follows. Center. VIII BUSHNELL.
right guard Bernie Richardson. right
tackle. VIII CasJlston: left tackle. How
ard Lee: right end. Ray Needham; left
end. COrydon higgins: quarterback. Gil
rard Hale: left halfback. Harold Heff-
ron: right kalfback, VIII Block. fullback
Edward Pierce. The first game is sched-
uled for next Saturday. with the first
team OF the Collegiate Institute
on Tuesday evening the girls interested
in basket ball held a meeting 20 discuss
plans OF organization. Mr. Eaton talked
10 the girls in regard 20 the benefits Of
the exercise and promised them II pos
sihle 70 secure n suitable room for their
use. Two teams We're selected. with
Louise Bascum as manager. The line
up Of the first team Is a. follows. Center
MariOry Milliron. forwards. ChryStal
Patten and E3ith Chapman; guards, Eth
Fl Thomas and Hazel Stevens. Second
team; Center. Alyida Anderson; forwards.
Mary Hodgson and Sybl Forte; guards.