The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Owing to the fact that the junior class
did not hold the regular get acquainted"
party. regular school dance Will be
class Will not hold its proposed dance
until after the cadet hop, the first part
OF March.
The regular Monday afternoon cadet
grllL was one Of the best this semester
TWO companies used the gymnasium and
two Of the halls In the main building
The bad weather again put the drilling
back,
The members of the first debating
team Will practice this afternoon under
the instructions OF Harold Stephens.
The first intcr-school debate will be
against the Park City high school team
March 4.
The last week OF the first month be-
gan Monday and the class records Will
determine, in number OF cases. whether
failure in the last semester can be
made up. An exceedingly high grade
must be made,
Owing to the congress meetings Fri
day afternoon, tfre regular chemistry
laboratory class IS affected as all iaem-
bers are connected with the congress, a
change will probably be made. so the
class can be held Wednesday.
Owing to the great amount of march
ing the exhibition company will have to
do In preparation for the cadet battalion
hop, the companies now using the gym
nasium VIII have to withdraw Forty
select cadets are now drilling extra time,
Prof. A. O.. Clark of the chemistry de-
partmcnt called off all classes Monday
and devoted the time 20 talk on Abra,
ham Lincoln. Professor Clark stated
that a few points from Lincolns char
acter are as beneficial as a lesson In
chemistry.
4 meeting of the cadet officers will be
work for the dance completed Invita-
tlons VIII probably be sent to the officers
at the Ogden high school and also 70 the
Agricultural college officers. Military
dress uniforms Will be required.
Some time ago the officers asked for
credit for their two years of extra drill,
but requested that the credit should not
count for graduation, but simply on sur
plus points. This request was not grant
ed by the office. but in case any officer
lacks small part OF a credit 10 gradu-
ate the drill will be counted and gradua-
ton allowed.
signed for the drum corps. Monday after
noon. and the prospects for a flourish
Ing corps are exceedingly bright. y
member OF the corps does not have TO be
one after. entering the corps, The in
structor has not been selected. The
corps will be twenty strong.
The question as to whether the senior
band will play in the cadet hop at the
Odeon hall was settled Sunday morning.
when the entire band voted TO play, \
percentage of the ticket money will be
put In the band treasury. The senior
band of forty members VIII be in perfect
shape for the dance and some of the
latest and most classical selections will
be rendered.
The first period English class under
Miss Messmorc debated the question
Resolved That the United States Gov
ernment Is Tyrannical in the Governing
of the Forests in Respect 10 the Sheep
men" The arguments were well founded
and the debate as whole was interest
ing. The judges decided in favor OF the
affirmative, which was represented by
Robert Flagel and Vivian Devious. The
negative speakers were Irwin Clawson
and Henry Love. The judges were
Tommy Fitzpatrick. Tommy Harper and
Henry Stevens. Miss Messmore acted as
| critic,