Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-06
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The faculty shook hands with about
500 OF the students at reception
Thursday evening.
A member holding a high position In
the basketball organization has handed
in his resignation as an officer therein.
The resident had notified him that his
last examination record was unsatls-
factory and that he must therefore drop
the athletics.
There Is a piece of good news for
the business students: The new class
I'm commercial law will be organized
next Monday by Attorney j. 5. May
cock. His presentation is modern, thor
ough, and practical,
AT devotional on Wednesday morning
Miss Grayce Berge sang very sweetly
the soprano solo, when You Were
Sweet Sixteen" by Thornton. Az the
invitation Of the president. Miss Berge
again delighted the audience, this time
with a sweet lullaby song. Sleep Baby,
Sleep
Many of the teachers and number
of the students attended one or more OF
the sessions Of the biennial convention
Of the city and county school superin'
tendents held yesterday and today In
this city. This interesting occasion was
especially suggestive 10 the students OF
the normal course
A new class in the life OF Christ has
been organized for the bookkeeping
students, who could not be accommo-
dated In either Of the other classes,
Instructor NJ. A, Miller is the teacher.
The student now has a choice Of
many interesting lines OF Biblical re-
search,
Thlrty.nine new students have en-
tered the business college since the
holidays,
II Is observable that the classes in
penmanship are doing excellent work.
Some of the students are becoming
expert penmen, Miss Pearl Vincent be-
Ing one OF the best writers.
Romania Barber secretary reports
| that at the last session of the '06 class
meeting, President II. q, Richards pre-
/ siding, piano solo was rendered by
| Miss Alice Dunbar a song by Claude
| Cornwall and the meeting was then
favored with speech by Prof Hinck-
ley, Spencer Cornwall gave piano
| solo.
The study OF English IL strongly en-.
' phaslzed I'm the department Of stenog'
| nphy. An enthusiastic grammar class
was organized this week for the begin
ming shorthand students. The class In.
cmdas also q few bookkeeping stu
dents. Ten new students registered
for shorthand this week, and a new
| dlctation class was organized with Il
students on Monday Misc Emma
IMnl berg, one OF our students, ha'
been placed by the school with IA,
Remington Typewriter company. Som'
students I'm this department have re-
Gently made a record OF 60 words
minute from dlctatlon ON the typewrit
err aew matter
Last Monday evening Prof Mills lee
tured 20 good audience In Rariat
nall. The subject OF the lecture wal
"Zenlns People" Next Monday eve
ming the subject TO b. discussed I
Alma and the Sons OF Moslah' tn
meeting begins at o'clock. All are In
Vted,
The students Of Prof tlnckley'
glasses held high carniayal nst Tues
day. when they learned that their Hen
Ian teacher was the father VI Wu
hoys IN one class they Insisted OF
hons treated 10 peanuts thing Nhir
| Prof HlnCklry thought n wisdom 4
J grant a number of teachers eyer
oana1 n 10 share the pleasures oi ln
occasion, As "a diversion those piesfn
took Il upon themselves 20 meme ih
h0hlos, tho doplsioN reuuiut nat ln
two longest names ln lhe hiN'e and ih
Hook Oi Mormon ba chNafh fun'fr
of rolfHc to Ono count pc higher tc0nN
Another hlgh haNdcd proceeding Ni
lu mlOgo upon INSTRUCTOR htanH NJ
inN ~ proNdlnq another sueh teslii q
lol 20, near fplvls