Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
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Student Noel Pratt led the assembly
In practising some OF the school songs
last Wednesday morning.
We shall take our Conference and
spring vacation together beginning
today and lasting till next Thursday,
Thus we XIII two birds with one
stone"
Principal Goddard delivered a lecture
to the conjoint NJ l. A, ut Forest Dale
.on Sunday evening last
A large number Of missionary re-
unions VIII be held In the l.. d, 5. u
buildings, during conference.
Prof. J. T. Miller lectured at the
County Teachers Institute at Ephralm,
Sanpete Co., last Friday and Saturday
on Sunday night he gave u public lee
turc at Draper.
The young ladies in the sewing de-
partmcnt have made The following ar
ticles this year: 10 skirts. five coats,
eight lined waists, 40 unlined waists.
nine dressing sacques, four children's
dresses, three wrappers, two night
dresses, 10 corset covers, three aprons,
one pair boomers and several other
smaller articles Every article Is cut
by the student herself under the direc-
tion of the Instructor.
The teachers and students OF the
night school closed the last nights
work Thursday evening with regular
peanut festival, during which the COM
mIttee that had been appointed We'd
nesday evening. reported that arrange
ments had been completed for a dance
30 be given as a closing feature OF the
night school, on Thursday evening,
April T. In the gymnasium II Is de-
sired that all night school students OF
all departments attend.
The students OF the first year class
met In Y 80 on Thursday for the pur-
pose of organizing first year class
society, Miss Inez Rhead was elected
president, and the meeting then add
journed until Tuesday, March 20, when
the organization was completed. The
elections were as follows:: VIM. Dob
son. vice president; Mamie Smith, Sec
rotary, and Henry Wood, treasurer. A
program committee, consisting OF VIM,
Dobson, Pearl Kimbal. Rulon Robin
son, and Hazel Eddington was APP
pointed. II was 10 give matinee In
the gymnasium at an early date and a
dance committee consisting of Pearl
Klmball, Myrtle Jack, Matilda Tolman
Hazel EddIngton. Veda Jones and Erma
Clawson was appointed by the chair to
make the arrangements.
The words OF the school song Alma
Mater have been changed so as TO coin
eide exactly with the old English song
annie Lisle.' Now the meter Is like
this
Alma Mater It's for thee
Our voices now we raise;
Every tongue be bold and free
In truth TO sing thy praise!
Right thy motto and thy shield,
Eternal good Inv aim;
Truths the sword thy children WELD
TIL peace on earth shall reign.
Recent issues Of the Gold and Blue
show an improvement In the solidity
and spice of the articles, The variety
and novelty of the contents. as we'll
as the free and unaffected Swing
which the student contributors are ac-
curing In their writing, are features
| that deserve commentator. The lat
est cover has also a more substantial
appearance; and, altogether the stu
! dents paper, filled entirely with their
| own thoughts and truly representative
Of their daily work In the institution
Is really valuable publication that
shows what the students are doing and
| thinking,