Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01

| begun active laboratory work and tnis
week have made Il special study " the
nsh. considering particularly the scales
Miss Ida snioot Dusenbeny of Pro
yo. a member of the q. y " faculty,
visited devotional exercises Tuesday
and addressed y few appropriate pee
marks TO the students
Vernon Felt. carloonlst for lho Cold
and Blue was visitor nd school one
day this week. Mr. Felt is pt present
engaged in newspaper work bot in-
tends 90 resume his studies next year
The third scar class has elected the
following officers Richard w Young,
Jr. president Abbey Cuwloy' ilrsi vice
president. irene Miller second vice
president R ". Cummings, Jr. sccrc-
tary and treasurer MorYin Bcmlon,
class hlstoran IIomanIa Barber. as
sIstant historian. Anna Grant Joseph
Mills and Josoph y. Harris, executive
committee
Preliminary work IS iu progrcss on
The hrst number OF the students pa-
per The Gold and Blue The commit
tee ON school publications has selected
George q. KnoWit0n as editor Bur
ton Vs.. Musscr as business manager
aud Henry X EakIc as cortoonlst
Now students are entering daily Az
ready The sN first year sections are
becoming crowded and additional
classes win probably he organized Otet
hfi~ students register for first year
German and Professor Miller found II
necessary 10 divide the class and meet
one section at o'clock In the morn-
ing
on wednesday, The second year stu-
dents the class NJ 0i assembled I'm
room a. Nearly one hundred mon-
bcrs were present and q spirited meet
Ing was held The following students
were elected hs class officers for the
ensuing year; Nelson Blake, prosl'
dent Nora Noall, vice president, Flor
cncc Tingey secretary and Walter
steed treasurer Brief speeches were
made By the newly elected officers.
Last week the fourth year students
met ana elected the following class Off
GERS for this their final year. Alfonso u.
Tanner presidents Stella Paul, vice
president; Laura Young secretary Or
son Rogers, assistant secretary and
treasurer; and Seymour Wells. class
speaker The yaedictorlan win be de-
termined later by the faculty The
class elected Miss Helen kimball re-
porter to the Gold and Blue and Ray
Gledhill, sergeant-at-arms.
a largo number N new students have
been registered during The past week,
and greater number have been en-
rolled from outside counties and states
than ever before. Students are now
IN attendance from Beaver. Boxelder,
Cache, Davies. Iron Mlllard, Morgan
Sanpetc SEWER, Summit, Tooele Tim
tab, Wpsatch. Washington and Weber
counties and also from Arizona, Ida
ho' Montana Wisconsin Florida. Wyo-
ming and Canada.
The commercial class met In Barratt
hall to effect a permanent organization
for the coming school year An en-
thuslastc meeting was held and the
following officers were elected presi-
dent Ray Wiley; vice president. Geo.
Soderberg secretary Miss T4oa Rob-
erts treasurer, 10. G. Rossltor The
newly elected officers addressed the
members and President Wiley spoke
earnestly on the subject Of the school
paper THE Gold and Blue He urged
the business college students loyalty to
support the publication.
The chemistry class now numbers %
members who mes Tor laboratory
practise Tuesday and Thursday after.
moons In the spacious basement Of the
gymnasium building, Laboratory work
In physics takes place every Friday aft
ernoon In the same room Room ~,
which was formerly the physics abora.
tory, Is now used as the biological labo-
ratory. II has about 20 by 70 feet Of
floor spese, while the chemical labora,
tory has about 30 by 80 feet