The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05

The freshman classes in English hav,
/ completed "rhe Vicar of WakeheId'
and begun THE Vision OF Sir LaunfaL
On Friday Miss COrhn's English de
/ Vision OF the sophomore class engaged
ln a quotation contest on "Suas Mar
/ ner.' The leaders of the sides were
. Helen Bernheardt and Irene Kelly. A
large number of passages were given
. and 40 the close Of the period thirteen
/ pupils We're sim standing. The contest
\ win be finished after vacation
The mid-year class IN beginning
I Latin has made such good progress
that the declensiOns Of nouns. adjec-
. tlves and pIonOuns and Two conjuga-
uons of verbs have been fipished.
! I'm connection with their work ON
/ Macaulays Essay ON Milton. the
\ seniors have been studying facts about
/ Dante's life and writings
{ The classes in Paradise Lost" were
I given their first written work This
week.
The East Side Debating club held an
I Interesting meeting on Wednesday. The
subject for debate Resolved That
Poland Has More Right To Rebel Than
B Ireland was wei supported on the
affirmative side by Gerald Simon and
Arthur Van Meter; on the negative. by
Scott Lynn and Sylvan simon The de-
/ bate was decided in favor of the mega
tive The officers elected for the next
I two weeks are: President Edgar Earls:
( vice president. Arthur Van Meter, sec
rotary. Sylvan Simon. AT their next
( meeting the boys win discuss the Pan
anna canal question.
The cadets had battalion drill on
/ Wednesday. This week Captain Harry
Bero has been officer of the day.
A group picture OF the High school
I teachers was taken Friday after school.
Reports for the seventh month were
issued this week.
The boys are spending considerable
time in outdoor athletic practice.
Another meeting of the athletic as
ISOLATION was held Monday, al which
the committee on the dance reported
that the armory could be secured for
April q. IL was then decided 10 give
the dance on that night. the proceeds
tu go for the benefit Of the association.
Mr. Eaton spoke briefly of the needs
and purpose of the organization and
greatly encouraged the boys by the
generous gift of $50. A vote of thanks
for this timely assistance was then eX-
. tended 90 Alr. Eaton.
The Misses Laning, teachers In the
b tIh lily SCHOOLS NlS4leA tue L1l8A
school Thursday.
on Thursday afternoon Mr. Gillian
held a meeting Of the mathematics de-
partmeut
Olive Goddard of the senior class left
Tuesday for San Francisco where she
is To- make her home She expects 10
enter the San Francisco High school.
Miss Goodrich of the Park City High
school visited Rotations on Monday.
Miss Goddard win be the guest of
Mrs. v. r. Huntzicker at IS S street
during the vacation.
Mrs +. A. Druehl visited the art de-
partment Thursday.
Miss PAUL of the Collegiate Institute
visited German and English Rotations
on Friday.
Other visitors during the week were
Misses Lulu Barr and Florence Carpen-
ter. AIessrs. BlOker and Hause of Park
City and Rev. Mr.. Murphy of Utah
county.
Mr. Christensen visited the bOOkkeep-
ing classes this week
Mr. Reese win spend part Of the va
cation az Spanish Fork.
Among those who have been absent
for several days arc Elsie Zuicly, Car