The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-10-15
ST. MARY-s ACADEMY.
Delsartean and Ralston Systems OF
Physical Exercise.

! DelSartean and HalSton systems o.
Physical Exercise.
A very welcome interruption to the
routine of school life was afforded last
week by the half-holiday given for a
visit to the fair. Judging from the gen
eral reports, many an object lesson was
found in the various exhibits, proving
that the time was not unprofitably
spent.
Mems sana cum corpore sano is the
maxim of those educators who wisely
vary the daily programme of study and
class work by de~oting short intervals
to physical exercises. A healthy pody'
however, eminently important though
il be, is not the only end proposed 10
the classes in physical culture; ease
and grace of attitude and carriage,
beauty Of color and form, with many
kindred charms of personal appearance
are promised as the rewards of faith
full practice in this line. This under
stood, exhortation would be needless.
The movements used at St. Mary s
are selected from the Delsartean ard
Ralston systems. and are usually per
formed. especially in the junior ana
minfm departments, to musical &C
compartment.
October-month of contrasts! Some
days like memories OF. sunny June ana
others of the melancholy type, presag-
ing gloomier ones to come; when fall-
ing leaf and withered plants indicate
the passing of the years outward glory
and yet il is the season of maturity
and fruition when every bursting seed
vessel speaks of wondroIs ENDS
achieved. In the supernatural world,
however, October seems like another
June when roses are abloom through
out all Christian lands. the beauuIul
and fragrant roses OF prayer. how
Our Lady must rejoice TO receive lhis
pious tribute from her faithful Nota-
ries, and what a wealth of gTaces VIII
she not obtain for them IN return!
Such are the thoughts that press upon
one. as the ranks file into the chapel
each evening for the beads. Surely,
when October days are over the sweet
perfume of these many AYES VIII IN
ger long in the heart and with Ade-
laide Proctor each child of Mary may.
truly sing:
Our Lady of the Rosary. what name
can be so sweet
As what we call thee when we place
our chaplet at thy feet.
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Roll Of honor for amiability. neatness.
order. correct deportment ana obseTN-
ance of rules for week ending Oct. q.
1904:
Senior Department2Misses r. Nc
L. Guthrie, f DonQhue,- l..
Kane. F. ONeill. X. McDonough. NJ.
Desmond. NJ. Shields C. Gottsteip. j.
NIcCue. H. ashton. j. Dodds, p. Gold
ing. N. Evans, z. Robbins. A. King, \.
McFntee. l. West, d. Vance, L. Nc
Kenna. c. Dickertr g sullivan, l.
Tiepsiger. F. McChrystal. {. Bonner,
I. smith. NJ. HaHoran,, NJ. Moody, {.
Castles. NJ Rose. e. McMill. A. Cas-
ellino. a. Broyles, f. BiNbX. \. Smith
R. Hewetson. l. Burton. O.. -Kiser. NJ.
carpenter. l.. Ryan Nj. Franklin, J.
,allaghan. V. Baw3ell. r. Page, n.
Iasbrook. NJ D6nohue, C. Alpin, Z.
Thomas. L. Rutlege. z. Woodland, Q.
NJ Williams, G. Burton. A.
Amonette L. Brown.
Junior Observation-Disclosures b! Mi
'haelis. NJ McDonough w Melon
ugh. l. White. Z. Hamilton, F. Suiil-
an. X. owens. c. Wood, l.. Armstrong
=. BroyieS NJ. DelllieL, VI. Oullh =
Griffin. d. Kisar. z. Kane, NJ. Scott 1.
Cousins r. Daniels NJ. Hughes, NJ. |
NJ. Butler. K. Curley, M. Heg-
ley, G. Geoghegan, II. Hughes, f. Stu
.rt. NJ. McGarry, A. Smith, s. Griffin, |
:. Halloran. NJ. Lumen. !. Guthrie, l. |
Wilson. n. Fitzmaurice, E. Olsen, r. /
e. Scherner, *. Hyi2nd, I
a. Gebhardt. X. Geoghfgan, l. Lace, |
4. Kane. +. Engler. r Buller.nl1 Foote, |
+ Little, II. Mayotte, J. Fdsarty, L.