The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-01

next subject considered will be mag
netism.
An interesting collection of pictures
Tor use in his photography classes has
been gathered by Mr.. Garrett These
1 pictures illustrate principally land for
nations and the action of springs.
On Wednesday Miss Qualtrough's
pupils IN English at the East Side
( High school enjoyed an interesting
/ contest in reading. The selection to
I be given was 'Hectors Speech to An
! dromache," which the classes had re-
! or the Iliad. The contestants, Grace
! BEETLES. Scott Lynn, Cloe Nelson and
Anna Taylor, represented the four
/ classes and were selected by the mem
] bers of their respective divisions.
/ While all gave a very creditable rem
dering of the speech, the decision was
/ IN favor Of Anna Taylor. The judges
were Miss Dukes, Miss Balm and Miss
/ Watson.
In a test this week in Mr.. Sorensen's
beginning algebra class, Matte Easley
and Ida Robinson handed in perfect
papers.
Miss Yardley's Junior class in alge-
bra has completed geometricaI progress
sion
Miss Peterson's second mid-year class
begins the study of Cicero next week.
Miss Peterson's junior classes have
been writing reviews of the third ora
ton of Cicero
The Had class is making rapid
progress, having completed the third
/ book
In Mr.. Rays European history
classes tests on Feudalism and the
Norman Conquest were given this week
with very satisfactory results.
Mr.. Travis civics class is studying
the township and government survey
with the aid of diagrams
Next week the second mid-year class
in English will review the life of
Shakespeare preparatory to beginning
the study of Macbeth"
The first mid-year class will begin
work in paragraph development and
The Merchant of Venice"
Six copies of BOtsfOrds History of
Greece and the Orient have recently
been added TO the east side library.
These will be of great value to the mid
year class, which will begin the study
OF European history.
At the closing exercises Of the eighth
grade pupils at the Bryant Friday aft
ernoon, Thaddeus Hammond, on behalf
of the East Side High school pupils,
gave brief address of welcome to the
new students
Mr.. Pendergrass' Reporting club is
making good progress. Two of the
the tabernacle last Sunday.
In the examinations in shorthand and
commercial geography, which Mr.. Pen
dergrass gave Wednesday and Friday,
there were no failures.
Forty-seven of Mr. Townsend's pu-
pills, VINO have completed commercial
arithmetic, viii enter Mr.. McKay's
class in bookkeeping.
The cadets are making elaborate
preparations for their party, which is
to be at the armOry, Feb. 20. While last
years dance was a decided success, it
is proposed TO make this affair even
more enjoyable in every detail. APP
propriate military decorations will be
used. The arrangements for the party
are in the hands of a committee. con-
sisting of the four captains and Adj
jUtant Mark McChrystaI.
A number of new recruits will be
added to the cadet corps this coming
week.
The officers school, which has been
held for some time on Wednesdays,
Will soon have completed its work.
The east side cadets have been MAX
ing good progress in the manual of
arms, and present a creditable appear
ance a drill.
Captain lie Roy Bourne will be Off
Ger for the ensuing week. During the
past week Captain Harold Hills has
been officer of the week, and Frank Nc
Curtain bugler
Mr.. Eaton visited the east side on
Thursday and gave a brief talk TO the
eighth grade pupils
Miss Dukes visited the east side
English classes on Wednesday.
Ralph BOwdle of the senior class is
i'll with typhoid ever.
Milton Sears, alice White, Myra Reid,
Irene Romney and Charley Kabisius
have been absent this week on account
OF illness.
Among the pupils who have resumed
their work this week after several days
absence are Ida Hartwell. COrinne Fos-
ter, Mamie Rundberg, Edith Beless,
Laura Mason, Louise IRE, Paul Ste
vensOn, May Alder, Will FerrOn, Edith
Evans and Mabel Ray.
Vaughn Paul, who entered with the
mid-year class last year, but withdrew
after short time, will enroll this term
at the East Side High school.