The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Carolina Paine has been given A
ieaVe o! absence for the next six weeks
| IN order TO go to Los Angeles for her
| health,
called OH Friday afternoon owing TO u
number OF irregularities. New commit
tees Will be selected soon.
Captain Webb has received word from
the east that the order for the rifle range
! Will soon be filed. The Union buildIng
attic is being arranged for the range.
r., S. McNiece, who is physical director
at the school. Is organizing a number OF
new classes for boys. 1t is expected that
$50 boys will sign up. a new course OF
instruction VII! be taken up.
The sophomore class is anxious to give,
a school dance and Will ask Principal
Eaton Tor permission. Earl kass is pres
ldeni OF the class and will select a COM
mlttee 10 work upon the matter.
Miss Laura Lovendaye has been chosen
captain OF the senior class debating
team and also alternate on the FIRST
team, Manager Gus Backman OF the first
debating team WIN arrange for practice
debates with the different class teams
One of the lates, additions to the
cadet battalion Will be a drum corps
The corps has not yet been organize,,
but Captain Webb has been receiving ap-
plcatlons for the past week The CORPS
band and Will probably bo twenty FIVE
strong.
The annual art contest has been In
progress for the. past three weeks: and
are seventeen contestants, all Of whom
have commenced well. Prof Harwood
VIII make corrections as TO the right pro-
portions during next week. The medal
mas been sent for and Will arrive In
few days for exhibition.
1t is matter OF much doubt whether
the Officers who drill more than the re-
CURED TWO years will be given credit for
men men work; The matter will be put be-
fore Principal Eaton. The majority OF
the officers are anxious for the points
put DO not want them to count for grad
uation. The band men. who play four
years, are given extra credit
The regular Friday cadet drill was
held in the gymnasium, and 1t showed
marked Improvement over the past
weeks work. The board of education
mas given its consent for the cadets TO
the year. Each company captain Sc
lected squad OF the best cadets for the
exhibition company For the next month
the select cadets will drill during their
vacant periods under some officer.
.PrincIpa! Eaton has been receiving ap-
pllcatiors for the past few days from
students who are anxious to enter the
9nratorieai contests given by the Sons and
me contest In the past has been for
seniors only, but II is understood that
The junior class members win be allowed
~ 'HN Ahf pnIH requirement Is mat
an original grafton must be given on
some patriotic subject. The contests VII.
be held at the time OF Llncoln's birth
day.
The first regular session Of the high
school congress was held Friday after
noon. when the house met In assembly
! and the senate In the senior assembly
The most important work was the cleo
lion OF officers and the discussion OF the
duties OF tho various committees Prin
cipal Eaton acted as temporary chairman
until Leland Shaffer was elected speaker
OF the house. Francis Wetzel was elect
ed secretary; Earl kass, chief clerk: Cur
tiss Hawley. sergeant-at arms, and Phil
lip DIX, doorkeeper. The result OF the
election In the senate was Grace Beck
man. president: Miss Ella Dukes. Vice
president, Miss Grace Wallace. secretary:
Whitten Ellerbeck, clerk: Vermont Hatch
doorkeeper. and Tommy Steele nace