Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-10
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,

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ian NJ the Presbyterian church VIII
sneak at the chapel exercises next We'd
nesday.
on Monday the Engineers elected the
fonowing officers; Leonard Canooh,
president; u. u, Meyer, wee president
Joy treosurer. A. ii. Chambers, his
,otan. II, II. Dresser, Il. X. Olsen, Art
Trckson and Ruel Graves, COMMITTEES
on CREDENTIALS
Tho steel beams for the new metal
nrry building have arrived and are be-
Ing put in place
principal N. T. Porter and Instructor
,Iouard n. briggs of the branch nor
Nal who have been attending the state
Tearhers' institute, were at the uni
,e,sity during the latter part or the
,,nek attending to business connected
with the branch normal.
On wednesday, Prof. Maud May Bah
cock was reelected as one OF the d.
rectors Of the state Teachers assoeia"
ton.
The juniors organized on Wednesday
with the following officers: Alma III.
Chambers, president, IL. X. olsen vice
nrssident, Iylia Knudson, secretary;
Emma Dougal, treasurer; Thomas
Iatimer, Milan Crandall, Jay Il. john
son and Harry Dresser, standing COM
mlttee,
Last night the fourth year normals
gave the first University ball OF the
season in the assembly room Of the
museum building. The hall was filled
with both old and new students who
spent the evening In Misunderstanding,
dancing and conversation. Miss Amy
e Lyman and Miss Ethel James presided
at the punch bowl. The committee IN
charge was Emma Savage, Ethel
Thompson. Celia MoCrady +, ID.
Warlton, Earl Thompson and J. d.
Lewis.
The first year normal and prepara-
tory students met on Wednesday af-
ternoon and elected the following class
officers. lie Roy Malin, president; Miss
Clark, vice president; Irma Dunam,
secretary, and Alfred Shusen, treasur-
er. This class orga nizatIon includes all
the first year students and has mem
bershlp Of 221.
Today DR.. Howard took his classes in
zoology on a field trip to City Creek
canyon,
The % normals that were in attend
ance at the Teachers association held
areunlon in the Kindergarten rooms OF
the normal building Thursday evening
All class work was suspended on
Tuesday to give place for the depart
ment meetings Of the state teachers in
stitute.
The school board section of the State
Teachers association visited the uni.
versity training school IN a body on
Tuesday to study the equipment Of
modern school,
During the chapel hour on Wednesday
the students were addressed by Hon.
Henry r. Pattengln and DR.. Boone.
Mr. Pattengill spoke on practical edu-
cation. Dir, Boone cautioned the stu
dents against the vices Of the present
day and urged them TO study for In
tellectual culture for enjoyment.
The second year class officers for this
year are James r, Madison, president.
Josie Power, vice president, and Dee
Harris, secretary and treasurer.
The first number Of this years
Chronicle viii be issued next Tuesday.
This year the paper will be of magazine
size and will contain "a pages,
Among the hosts of visitors at the
university during the week were many
former graduates of the normal school
who are now teaching In the schools of
the state.
Supt. Ashton and his Salt Lake coun-
" teachers visited the university train
Ing school In body on Thursday.
On Wednesday afternoon DR.. Boone
and the Hon. Henry II. Pattenglll were
SHOWN through the training school by
ProL stewart They were served a
luncheon by the domestic science stu
dents under the direction of Supervisor
Lauchmond. After his visit Mr.. Pat
tengill said the training school In its
work and equipment stands In the front
rank with normal schools of the United
States.
Yesterday the student body held a
spirited football meeting in the Museum
building. Speeches were made by Mr..
RISER Prof. Holmes. Mr.. Carlson and
Mr Pitt.
This afternoon the university eleven
are pushing the pigsltln against the
egIleVen from the Twenty battery,
U, $. A.
Next Friday evening the third year
journals VIII give ball in the Museum