Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
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The students Of English e. are now
| studying from Buehlers Practical
! Lessons In English" after having COM
scriptlon," in the other text.-W, $.
IRE.
The rostrUm In Barratt hall for the
faculty has been improved In APPEAR
ance by the elevation Of the rear seats,
while the chemical laboratory has been
made more comfortable by the installa-
ton OF steam heat.--O. NJ Rogers.
The members OF the band are graft
fed TO note the interest taken In them
by the faculty in providing a good con-
ductor and excellent instruments and
suitable music, Mr.. c. +. Carlson Is
an able leader and with the zeal which
he has In this work. we expect to hear
a number Of good selections IN the near
future.--J. w. West,
on Monday last the members OF the
evening missionary class effected a
class organization. Joseph y. Thorup
presided and forciby reminded the
members OF the good the class could
accomplish. The officers elected were
r. Latham, president. Willard r.
Smith, vice president, and May Arnold
secretary and treasurer
A check room has been established
In the Brigham Young Memorial build
Ing. II VIII be open on Monday next,
FOR the use Of the first and second
year Students NJ. Kimball.
Our printers have just informed lis
that they must have more time than
usual, IN which to prepare the next is
sue OF our student paper II will there
fore be necessary for all contestants
for the prize, to hand their stories I'm
not later than Monday, Dec. ~. 1907
George Q. Knowlton.
Miss Rebecca Gustaveson Of the
fourth year class, Is again back az
schools. Miss Gustaveson ha been
home on account OF sickness, FOR six
weeks Her class gave her a hearty
welcome on her return.-Clara Palmer.
The friends Of Mr., Joseph Harris. one
OF our most prominent students, will be
giieved TO hear Of his Illness. lie was
attending school but a very few days
ago, when he WAS taken IN with typhoid
fever and is now in the Unity hospital
We hope he VIII soon be with us again
Laura Young,
The girls OF the manual training
class have been permitted to take up
the interesting study OF typography, In
stead OF the regular carpenter work.
Sara NJ. Jensen.
The normal students began their kin
ADrnurf4n ttfarE
take up basket-weaving on Thursday.
Their work hitherto has been confined
to the sixth grade but now they are
taking observation IN the kindergarten
classes under Mrs, kesler and Miss
Morris.--Vera Noall,
The business department has chal- |
lenged the high school department for |
a debate The challenge has been ac- |
cepted and the high school debaters |
have chosen the question to be debated. |
The debate is being taken up with |
much interest, and rouslng time Is
looked for-George Cannon.
on Wednesday morning, in general
Noel and Wood Pratt rem !
dered two beautiful selections, entitled |
THE Morning Breaks" and "Our |
Mountain Home Apostle Francis /
NJ. Lyman then addressed the students
on the duties Of those holding the
Priesthood. Miss Olea Ship sang
classic song, after which the meeting
adjourned Apostle Lyman stood at
the door and shook hands with the
students as they passed out This was
looked upon by the school as q priyl-
ege Of which they should be justly
proud. The fact that Apostle Lyman
when child, had seen Joseph the
Prophet and had sat on the Prophets
inee, added interest and honor 10 the
occasion Charlotte Wetzel.