The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-08

LIE GALL LAM
the art students, as it is the work OF
Mr. HarwOod. 1t shows a scene near
Liberty park at time just between
sunset and the rising Of the moon. The
picture was loaned by Mrs. Joseph
Rawlins.
Miss Moffetts sophomore divisions in
English have finished the reading OF
The Merchant of Venice and are now
studying the technique of the drama
They have written during the past
week some excellent character sketches
OF Portia. and ShylOck
The classical and scientific freshman
divisions in English have nearly COM
pleted their work on the Had NeSi
week they will give brief talks on sub
Jects connected with the Had.
This week Miss Stokes has been Civ
ing general lectures on astronomy to
the classes beginning geology.
In Mrs. ProsSer's freshman class in
algebra. the pupils making the highest
averages the past month, are Carl Mel
son, celia Gurley, Ruby Koeber and
Samuel Risley.
In the second mid-year algebra class,
AIlury Weeks and Maud Miller have
done specially good and exact work.
Miss Balm viii have charge Of one
of the beginning classes in algebra al
the East side, as well as the new class
in European history
The editor of the RED and Black
announces that the time in the short
story competition has been extended till
March 1st. A number Of students are
now at work for this contest, and it is
hoped that others may try for the
prize.
The second mid-year class in English
begins the study of Mabie's Life of
Shakespeare" next Tuesday.
The third mid-year class has been
reviewing the life of Shakespeare, pre-
paratory to beginning Macbeth
Twenty one of the junior boys have
elected solid geometry. This class is
under Miss Yardley's instruction.
Two new classes in plane geometry
have been organized, with Mr.. Soren-
son as teacher.
The cadets were excused from drill
on Friday. For the coming week, Cap
tain Berr will be officer of the week.
The invitations for the cadet party,
$50 in number, will be issued next Fri
day. The dance will be held at the
armory, Feb. 20.
A thoroughly enjoyable and success
full affair was the senior banquet held
Friday evening at the Commercial club
AT the close of the banquet the follow
ing toasts were given:
our Principal John Jensen
Our Good Times - Helen Bamberger
Glass Spirit $500. Eliza beth Palmer
Alumni .F airchild Sherman
Juniors ----......---.--L Louise Bascom
Our SchooT' ..............Lee Turner
Inc Girls Frank F1sner
The Boys .....s...... Lillian Connolly
The seniors ....-....-.-..-W Will Davis
The Red and Black" -. Ethel Rogers
Webster Carey has re-entered school
this term.
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with the first mid-year class
Erma Simm, who withdrew from
school last fall on account of illness,
has enrolled with the second mid-year
class.
Katherine Trenchard and Sarah
Trenchard from Victor. Colo, have en-
tered respectively the second and third
mid-year classes.
Girard Hale has returned to school
and enrolled in the second mid-year
class.
Minnie Rhodes. has re-entered school
this week.
Helen Shepard of the class of '02, who
is teaching at Bountiful, visited the
High school on Thursday.
Evelyn Thomas of the class of 1900
was a visitor on Thursday
Nellie Lambert, former High school
pupil. visited the Science building Tues
daY.
Howard Tibbals and Royal Marti-
neau of the sophomore class have re-
turned to school after several days alb
Sence.
Sarah Jesperson and Lydia Trenam
are new entries in the mid-year class.
Kate RippetOe. Irene King. Lizzie
Davis, Minnie Hoekin and Margaret
Phillips have re-entered school.
Ruby Scranton, Florence Smith and
Edna Evans of the sophomore class
are absent on account of illness.
Word has been received from Harold
Fabian, who was formerly a member
of the present senior class, that he has
been elected president of the senior
class at Mercenburg academy.
The College club met Thursday with
Miss Peterson. The annual election of
officers were held, in which Miss Pet
erson was chosen president and Miss
Yardley, secretary, of the club.