The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-12
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The pin contest for the football en-
nlems Tor, this year and the years fol-
lowing, when the school wins the state
championship, closed Tuesday noon with
about twenty-five designs by different
students. The contest has caused con-
siderable comment, especially among the
doubt be selected in place OF the pin.
The judges to decide the best design are
Professor Eaton, Coach Dad" Convill
and Coach d, A Callahan. The student
OF s., N'''" - --O
The various eighth grade classes that
VIII graduate this mid-year will visit the
high school some time during the next
ster. class under the direction OF Prin-
cipal Keeler inspected the different de-
partmentS OF the school Principal Ea-
ton took the class around.
The girls athletic association dance
will be given Friday evening, February
4, In Odeon hall. President Marguerite
Mirrell will meet with the various com
mlttees Wednesday and begin a decora-
ton scheme,
Next Friday afternoon the officers
or the cadet battalion will be given an
examination in close order movements.
The Red and Black staff announced
Tuesday that the class number OF the
school paper would come out Wednes-
day, January &c; All material, includ-
ing the different contest papers. must
be turned In not later than Friday after
noon. January 21 The pictures of the
class officers will be run.
The cadet officers hop will be held in
Whitney hall instead OF the high school
various committees will meet Wednesday
and report TO general meeting Friday
afternoon.
One of the long -looked-for social events
at the school will be the Commercial
Alumni association dance Friday evening.
January q. in the high school gymna-
sium. Invitations have been sent TO the
various association members and TO the
present members of the alumni class.
Russell Sprunt Is In charge of the affair
and is being assisted by Ike Lewis.
Reports for the fourth month were dis
tributed to the students Tuesday The
now completed in the majority of the
classes and the only way for the stu
dents 10 make up for failure any OF
the months is to pass an extra high final
examination.
The final book inspection for this sem
ester will be held some time this week.
The marks during the four months will
be averaged,
The senior class will hold a meeting
this week In order TO arrange for the Sc
lection OF the class debating team which
contests for the class championship.
Manager Gus Backman of the high
school debating team Ia working hard ar
ranging for the inter-clasS series OF de-
bates that Will commence in a few days.
II Is doubtful whether the freshmen will
enter a team.
r. S. McNiece, who is treasurer OF the
boys athletic association, will hand in a
report to the office this week. All the
bills have now been paid and still there
Is large sum in the treasury.
Captain and Adjutant Wallace an
nounced Tuesday that during the regular
Wednesday afternoon commissioned
officers school the remaining appoint
ments in all the companies will be an
nounced. The boys have been working
for the past three months and a num-
Der of cadets will receive the reward for
their work.