The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. .


state fair. A number Of the English
students made careful note of the vari-
Gus sights and used this material for
short themes.
The first assembly OF the year was
held in the senior assembly room last
Wednesday morning. and as all the four
classes had gathered here the room was
filled TO it's utmost capacity The pro-
gramme comprised short talks BY Mr..
Pattengiu, formerly state superinten-
dent Of instruction in Michigan, and
DR.. Boone Of Boston, editor of Educa-
tion. DR.. Boone chose as the theme Of
MS TAX the/Well known eastern proVerb
which deals with the various classes Of
the knowing and the ignorant. In ap-
plying its statements 10 school work,
4r. Boone emphasized particularly the
necessity not only Of an elementary,
but also Of a higher education. He
urged students to fit themselves as
thoroughly and fully as possible for
their work in life, and assured them
that many doors would be open to the
young man or woman who was pre-
pared to enter them DR.. Boone quoted
from statistics which had recently been
compiled. showing that out Of the men
holding positions Of trust and response
bility in the United States during a
given number Of years. So per cent had
been college graduates. DR.. Boone's
talk was fun Of information and help
fUl suggestions to the students Thu
programme closed with a few remarks
from Mr.. Christensen. after which the
boys gave three cheers for the sneak
ers and the usual High school wells.
Miss ROwe's beginning Greek class
was given an oral review on Thursday.
IN which they did excellent work
Mr. CARROTS photography classes
have finished the study of Tides" and
are now beginning the subject Of 'Riv-
ers."
-Four new reference books which win
prove Of great help to the photography
students are The Rivers" Lakes"
Volcanoes and Glaciers Of North
America by Professor Israel Russell
Of the University of Michigan.
The physics students are now study
ing the subject Of measurements.
some interesting facsimile copies of
noted authors manuscripts have been
hung in Miss Dukes room the past
week. Among the authors represented
are Macaulay, Scott, Dickens, Carlyle
and Addison.
The seniors met Monday after school
and elected Robert Knox editor Of the
Red and Black. The president. VIII
Fowler, appointed the following con-
stitutiou committee, which is to report
Corydon Higgins. Earl HavenOr, Rhea
Rogers and Eleanor Engler.
At the Junior meeting Monday after
noon Ralph Brown was chosen presi-
dent; Royal Martineau, vice president:
Arthur Moreton, treasurer. and Edith
Sutherland, secretary.
The football team left Friday after
noon for Logan, where they were to
play the first game Of the season with
the Agricultural college on Saturday.
The boys have been practicing faith
fully and hope to make at least a good
showing. The lineup is as follows:
Right end Edward Pearce: left end.
Lyman JudsOn; right tackle. George
Hahn; left tackle. Ben Harris: right
guard, J. Hennessey; left guard. Fred
Gupdry; quarter back, Hans Hanson.
right half back. Harry Bintz; left half
back. Bernie Richardson: full back,
Roy Weller. The substitutes are Will
Harris, Ellis Black. Mark GrOesbeck.
Charles Wolf and Vaughn Paul Roy
Weller is captain Of the team and VIII
Fowler is manager.
Rifles were given ont for the ffrst
TINE on Friday TO the old cadets. The
recruits are making good progress un-
der their various instructors.
A number OF the teachers attended
the meeting of the high school section
held Tuesday morning at the univer-
sity-
The individual programmes have
been made out by the students this
week and handed in at the Office.
Among the visitors at the East Side
this week We're: j. p. Greer. Spanish
Fork, O.. ". Chids. Lehi. J. NJ AM
derson. Joseph Hughes and F. L. Hick-
man. Paysou: i. NJ. Jensen. Provo: ].
l. Starke, +. s. Taylor, Salt Lake
county; I. r. EgEersten, Springville.
Jacob Masleby. Sewer county, and D.
7. Howells. Tooele
Visitors at the West Side this week
We're. Mr.. PattengiU. Or. Boone Mr.
Christensen. Osmon Justesen, Spring
vile; J. A. Rees. Spanish Fork. and the
Misses Dena Marcusen and Mary Row
en-. Spanish Fork Mabel Knauss. Og-
den. and Ida AIleman. Springville
Clay Wallace has resumed his work
at the east side after several days
illness
Chester Colborn has been absent the
past week on account of illness.
Howard Jones Of the senior class en-
tered school this week. he has Just
returned from a botanizing trip in
Mexico.
Mabel Snyder from the Park city
High school. enrolled this week in the
sophomore class.
Ruth Cameron has entered the fresh,
man class Of the commercial depart
meut.
Among the students who have been
absent this week are OIof Erickson.
GenevieVe Tufts Pauline Browning
and Paul Stevenson.
Ethel Murphy, Jennie Reich. Orlean
Sibert. Ida Moore and Robert Knox
have returned to school after several
days absence.