The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14


RE Romelce. Irene Young and Lib5ie !
Cushing also did very we'll in this con- 7
test IN the scientific division Francs {
Critchlow was the winner IN the first /
part of the contest and JOY Macintosh I
in the second. Richard Young vas also /
worthy of special mention
Miss Te3sders talk on Raphael, which ]
was TO have been given Friday, has been I
postponed till Monday.
In the art classes the past week the |
advanced students have been WORKING |
on composition The aim has been 70 |
encourage originality of expression by
allowing the pupils to group and arrange
their own subjects, with especial atteu- !
ton TO the points Of mass, line and bal
ance.
A good study in oil Of an old woman
weaving has just been finished BY LIZ
Ian Connolly. A water color by FRANK
Wilson of a characteristic western scene
showing a pioneer chopping wood before
a log cabin is worthy OF special men
The senior scientific and classical d.
visions in English have begun the study
of augmentation and from now on wlll
have considerable practice IT. oebate:
This week d list of topics treating OF
various subjects has been assigned the
students from which they are TO decide
whether the subject shall be treated Dy
augmentation. exposition or persuasion
Next week the classical and scientific
| divisions of the junior class IN Eh gus,
| will debate the subject: Resolved, Ihat
Lady Macbeth was more guilty than Ma
beth" In the classical DIVISION the a.
| firmative will be supported by Ruth
] Storer and Orlando Overn. the negative
/ by Violet Iverson and Paul stevenson. IN
/ the scientific division Corydon higgins
and Isle Smith viii defend the a1Iirlha-
4 tive, and Earl HaVenor ana Ed DaVlosoh
i the negative.
! of these divisions will be required TO give
| a talk before the class on some supJect
/ connected with Macbeth
/ The English divisions of the sophomoTe
/ class have been making special sIl9y
| the past week of the characters IN ne
! Merchant of Venice. On FRIDAY theS
| handed in written character sketches and
/ on Monday they will give brieI talks pc
! fore the class on different peTsonages OF
M Mr.. Gillian gave uniform tests on
Thursday to the advanced algebra
! classes. -, 49,,
pIeted the work of the first book. IN the
I demonstration of the original exercises III
1 this book John kephart mas zone pa
! ticularIy good work, having SucceeoS st, -
nrovinc All the exercises core city. Heiid
Scoffeld Edith Stable and Dolhe tauncs
are also deserving Of mention IN TINS
Miss Bonds classes in commercial Eng
fish have been doing some credltablS
notebook work in exercises IN s,5,s and
letters. IN the first year elas5 the h2IS-
| book work in grammar OF Minnie NJ
Lane. Della Burns and Eona RaIe1stI =
| esrecfalIv comnendable for its good form
and subject matter. Some of the best
work in letter writing has been done py
I =,
I Willard Olson. Vernon Arnold and Albert
Harter In the mid-year class some eN-
ceIlent notebooks in grammar are , Jhs
work of Paul Neiden, GlloerI JAWS
pearl Jacobs and Rae Chapman:
Mr. Pendergrass' Reporting club IS IN
creasing in numbers ana mahlhs $50 $50
rrogTess IN speed and accuracy. AZ pres,
ent they are taking eongressloIdI
Il. speeches from dictation. After the non.
days Mr.. PendergraSs expects t1at t ilaoS1
of the members via be aDle TO Desn u
regular work in reporting lectures, ser
THE two new tabulators which nave
| toeI, added 10 the equipment of the type
J writing room are now in use ana me
! students are being drilled on now 10 ns nan
| ale them For such work as taDulatlnS
| reports bills and columns OF nsu io
| these machines viii be OF great 81 49, ~.
The advanced typewr1ung classes ,1 I'd te s
| already been able to turn tneit Shit -, -
Dractical account in getting out the spec
. fficstioI,ss for the new Eighteenth ware
school building. This WORK Was e0Ai
Trhe commercial geography classes ar
now studying the commercial status -, ~
Germany. its manufactures, exports anu
NM MISS - Critchlow's advanced German
classes are now using STEIN s N1eriIls NJ
exercises as basis f9F Go tSs tanscdotes
contained in the text. ,,,,-sas il,
Miss Moffett's freshmen classes Isss.s u
English handed IN some orlsliiAl "Iio
on In Miss Critchlow's beginning German
class contest was held Eraday ~ ei'i F;d
"a HemphilI and Erwin fireman. -.
I Mr. Reese's pupils have been comm M,
ting German selectons' ~niSn Lei az
An annropriate German motto, u eoung
Macht den Meister, now aooI li3 80 ~
room. The letters in German type were
made by the pupils NJ, /,
. In a vocabulary contest held Iuesday III
I Miss Buchanan's first year Laun cla 80
Ida Robinson and Reta Kahn gave tne
greatest number of words eoTrecIdIy y;r,a ~
the conjugatiOn of VERBS, DSlLd 80 - -
Marie Derge and Reta kahn dlo the
N01 THURSDAY Miss Dukes senior divl-
sions had quotation contest tI,antv
stiil remained standing IN one CLASS anu
Mr. RAYS classes have finished the
study of ancient history. On Iues0dy
and Wednesday Mr.. Ray gave talks pc
fore all his classes on The Early 1ee-
TN T16e hest note book in Mr.. Garrett. !
physiography classes this month was tH sl
! Treuarcd BY Curtis BayshSeE DUH I.lS
! subject matter and the drawings "eis
! At the junior class meeting MondiaS
night the class coiors, orange ana W. W.
| were selected. LOreen Leary was cnoSet
Y to represent the junior class In the hec
5 The senior class pins which We're or OF.
) dered last week are expected oelOr'
S qshe seniors will meet next Monday L
e hear the report on the party. PianS VII
/ also be discussed for another enter tam
: ment- -. r--i5.,-
: nieht paul Nelden was elected captain
ana Will Fowler manager OF the team
a for next year. Mr.. Callahan gave SUN
: encouraging suggestions on How t
!, Make a Good Team, advising that
:. ! start be made with a track team WIZ
= Droper training and sufficient interest,"
L Mr.. Callahan thought that as good
s team might be organized next year a
e The one which has won SO many NlctoIie
Ii Lieutenant Ralph Nelden has bee
! | officer OF the week Private Ho"aro
n ! bearer and John Beck, ougier-
y Drill has been conducted on the en-
: ms during the entire week On Wednes
= fsv nracfice was given in double Tins
= Mr. Eaton has announced that hereatle
y an cadets must wear uniforms on GIL
e davs The officers finished their exam
: nations Friday.
a | The -Four F's," a social organlzatlo
composed of fifteen OF the High Scno'
| hovs will give a New Years dancln
u Marty at Christensen's hall on the even
/ inc of Dec 80. The invitations, prC
is grammes and decorations will be carrie
/ ! out in the club colors, red and green. IN
marty will be chaperoned by Mesdame
K Dern Hoyt Sherman, John F. CoWan an
n W A. Sherman.
THE party given Saturday evening
the Ladies Literary club marked the ilT'
appearance of the sophomore class IN u
High school social world. over 4Oo INV
ut fafions were issued. in response to wh+c
O. a large number of the class and many