The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

| The Red and Black has been placed In
the hands OF the senior class at the high
school since the school has published a
paper Each year the editor chief is
elected. and he selects his associate ed-
| tors, who usually are his close friends. II
| the paper is run In a business Hike man
ner, there is fairly large revenue. and
| most of the managers In the past have
J. exercised good care, In one sense there
| has been slight leakage. for the boys
were in for all the money possible and
| failed to make the paper OF the best at
! times. This year things have been differ
| ent.. no student receiving cent for his
work. The paper has been above tho
| standard, and. as a result. a bill will be
| put before the house OF representatives
| In the high school congress to provide
| that the edltor-in -chef, his assistant and
the business manager be elected by the
senior class, and that after each monthly
| Issue several financial statements be pub
| lished throughout the school. This will
| result in the election only OF students who
are in for the good OF the cause.
Prof. I. D. Travis. instructor of history
at the high school, is writing n series of
magazine articles, the first Of which is
entitled. The Attitude of the American
Canal" This article is causing consid-
erable comment among the students OF
political economy throughout the United
States,
Of Georgia in the high school congress
are Robert Ferron, Robert Flagel and Le-
land George. Tommy Fitzpatrick is act
Ing senator, Illinois Is represented by
Vermont Hatch, while the senator from
the same state is Fisher Harris
Manager Gus Backman OF the debating
team announces that the high school team
will debate with the team from the Ogden
high school within two weeks.
Prof. Harwood has completed his sec
ond round OF corrections of the drawings
In the annual contest Prof. Harwood has
decided TO have three judges rather than
five,
the new Springfield rifles, which will be
used on the range. Will arrive this week,
The members of the senior class will
be required TO pass elghth-grade exam
nations In order TO graduate. This Is the
third year the rule has been in effect,
Prof l, D, Travis Of the history depart
ment Will instruct the students In review
classes for the next two months.
The matter causing the most discussion
at the present time Is the bill before the
congress concerning the holding OF NATL
nee dancing parties every other Friday.
The probability is that Principal Eaton
will sanction the bill.
The company of "roolSies" under the
command of Lieutenant Arthur Doran is
progressing rapidly, and the boys will
soon be assigned TO companies.
The four class basketball teams OF girls
held box party at the Saturday matinee
performance at the Orpheum,
The members Of the senior class ex-
pectlng to graduate are urged by Red
and Black staff TO hand In their pictures
at an early date,
The matter of the new high school cam
pus is sti!l In doubt. and unless the
board of education acts promptly the
campus will not be erected this year.
The sophomore class dance is the final
school dance of the year and, as all
parties this year have been great sue
al f,-Nr tn hnl1
another similar affair
Editor Earnest Quayle announces that
the next issue Of the paper Will be cadet
number. and that 1t will appear Friday
noon instead OF Wednesday.
In spite Of the fact that the names OF
all students who are suspended on ac-
count of truancy are published on the
bulletin, some of the boys and girls Will