, 1907-05-24
University Notes
X AMY ABBOT, Editress u

AMY ABBOT. EdItress

Tuesday morning considerable ex-
element was aroused over the contest
for the Eggleston prizes Of SIS and
$40 awarded for the best essays on the
subject, THE Students Duty to the
University and the State There were
six contestants and they read their es-
says in the following order: John NJ.
Jones. Neva j. Nelson. Clara II. Prahl,
Amy G.. Abbot, Marguerite Knopf. Leo
Shaw. After a close contest the
first prize was awarded to Miss SHAY
and the second to Miss Nelson. Prof.
Ridgaway hopes to have these essays
in the various papers OF the
state.
Prof. Midd!ekauf spent last Sunday
with friends in Cheyenne.
Mrs. Brown went to Denver last Fri
day, returning Monday.
Miss Evangeline Downey writes that
the Downey family will return to Lara
mic in just eight weeks.
State Examiner Henderson is at the
university this week.
President Tisdel returned from Den
yer Tuesday.
Miss Mary Marshall, a former stu
dent at the university, will visit Lara
ME friends commencement week.
DIR. Browns Bible class had their
pictures taken last Sunday.
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The Preparatory Literary society
gave the following program on We'd
nesday afternoon:
Piano solo, Merl Kissick; recitation,
Mary McCullagh; reading, Tessie Lang
heldt; recitation, Marie Smart; vocal
solo, Wilburta Knight; recitation, Ma
ME Butler; recitation, Lucille Wright;
vocal duet, Misses Pope N Frazee;
recitation, Agnes Wright; recitation,
John Carr; dialogue, Tom Hunton and
William Evans; piano solo, Gladys Cor
thell.
The senior class had a meeting Mon
day afternoon.
New trees and shrubs are being
planted daily on the campus and II half
the number planted grow the campus
will be transformed into a most beau
park in a few years.
Last Friday the cadets passed a cred
liable inspection, being surpassed by
but one other school, and next We'd
nual competitive drill for first place
in the battalion. There will also be an
competitive drill for a prize
of $500 awarded by Captain John Hill
for the best drilled cadet.
Miss Charles assisted by Miss
Breisch and NJ. Wheeler set a birds
wing in the geological laboratory a few
days ago. The bird was a fly-catcher
and was found with a broken wing by
Miss Moss who tent 1t to Miss Charles.
The operation was thought to be very
successful and the surgeons were
shocked to hear of their patients death
The last cadet hop of the year has
been postponed from May "a to May 81.
The children of the primary train
tainment this evening in the Opera
House for the benefit of the children's
in the public library.
Prof. Trumbull with Messrs. Crow
ley, Worthington, Sliney, Mulholland,
Foote, NJ. Wheeler, Walker
and Taylor will start on a geological
on May 30th and remain in
the field four days. They will go to
Chimney rock, Red mountain and the
Downey soda lakes.
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The college girls had a meeting We'd
nesday afternoon and made arrange
ments for selecting furniture for the
parlor.
John Hill, OF, returned Sunday from
Philadelphia to join his class for cou-
mencement. He has been relating
some very interesting accounts of his
sojourn in the east the last Ave
months.
Eta Kennedy will open her school
on the Bell ranch next week. The term
extends to the last of the year, but