Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Trip OF Students 10 Emery County
Quito An Enjoyable One.

The dramatic club returned Sun
day from a most delightful and sue
coasful trip through Emery county
All went IN the large Mack truck.
which Lee whtmone managed apicn-
didly. His skillfui manipulation OF
the machine proved to be more Of
fective adj crtiaing than the bills
The play was presented IN Hunting
ton, Castle Dale and Forron 10 large
and apprcciatlvo audiences. The
Emery Stake academy treated the
company very hospitality. They gave
over their hall and any school equip
ment necessary in the presentation
OF the play. They stood back OF
the performance and helped out IN
every way. Fcrron turned out we'll
and seemed proud OF their boy, Low
/ ~ Nelson. From every standpoint
the trip was worth while. and tho
club fcols like giving nine Iusty
chcors for Emory county.
Tho agricultural department IL
doing some excellent practical work
In the way OF n hotbed Just now.
Not thinking there was a sufficient
number OF cabbage heads about the
school Professor Alder and hts boys
have a thriving crop OF this species
of tho vegetable kingdom. Tomato
plants. head lettuce. egg plants,
peppers and caullflowcr are grow
Ing 80 rapidly that the glass top
will very shortly have 60 be r6mov-
al from the bed. The boys are busy
these days thinning out the plants
and transplantlng them. After tho
agricultural students take what
they desire from the garden, Pro-
fessor Alder intends 60 sell the re-
naming plants 20 townspeoplo.
Complying with the general sentl-
ment In favor OF inexpensive gradu-
alton dresses. the high school SEN
Tors are making theirs from mater
ial THAI a. limited In cost 10 four
and a half dollars. The girls are
making their own dresses and each
viii have a chance TO use her own
! individuality In the trimming. The
finished dresses could not be pur-
chased for less than fifty dollars In
the market.
3 The latest donor 20 the Student
, Commercial club IL the Erie rail-
road. II sends a large sepla photo
graph OF "A scene along lts line.
p Two other pictures are on the way
from the Remington Typewriter
company, The value OF pictures
/ contributed to the school BY this
live club will run considerably over
fifty dollars In value,
The best and last number on the
lyceum course comes May 10th,
when Professor Mcclellan and VII
lard Wlehe appear In concert The
seat sale for this attraction Is al
ready quite heavy and an audience
TO fill the auditorium is anticipated.
The drapery and furnishings for
lifting room In the domestic arts
department have also come and will
be made into tho much needed fit
ting room as soon as possible. These
were also purchased by the girls.
ii AAN ANANehAN nAAtuNt ana nrtH
girls went ON picnic yesterday az
ternoon. One OF the principal OBJ
jects OF the trip was 20 demonstrate
the preparation and serving OF q
picnic lunch.
The dining room rug purchased
by the students OF the domestic sci,
enee and domestic arts departments
arrived recently. II is OF excellent
quality and beautiful color.
The College Pure Food compan,
OF Logan recently sent a large case
OF It's products for exhibit in tbe
- commercial museum.
T. N, c. Hanks. the noted blind and
armless lecturer. will visit the Maj
G. school early In the week and viii
lecture In Price. '