Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-12
BRANCH A. c. NOTES

Next Wednesday the Domestic Sci
ence (a) girls will begin their lunch
con service with simple buffet lun-
cheon
Students look for the notice on the
door of the book store giving the
hours that you can obtain service
there.
The faculty has passed upon the APP
plications for graduation. The mem
bers of the class are. making prepare
tions for the commencement exer-
cises.
With the advent. of spring, work
on the campus has been resumed. The
grounds are being graded and plant
ing is being done. A landscape gar
dener is coming down from Logan to
take charge Of the work
rs
For the benefit of those who have
been thinking that school will close
before the regular time, the principal
states that it is expected that the in
stitution will remain in session until
the regular closing time as scheduled.
The Domestic Science house plan
ming class have visited four modern
homes in Cedar City, and have
planned to visit four more. They have
found the homes visited thus for are
so carefully planned and built that
they rank high in modern conven-
fences and style.
Mr.. Hunters familiar face has been
missing for several days. After
long term of faithful service that has
been appreciated much by the faculty
and students, he has left his work
as superintendent of buildings to take
care of his farm. The position has
been filled by Mr.. Charles Slaughter
who is manifesting interest in the
work.
Mr.. Janson, who has been away this
winter on leave of absence, will re-
turn to his position as head of the
commercial department, after spend
ing a summer at Rerkely and full
term at Sanford University. Mr.. Mis-
son, who has taken charge of the
work during Mr.. Janson's absence
will be leaving. He has been a very
faithful and contentious teacher
Friday night, April 5th, the Girls
Welfare Club held their first meeting
in the B. A. C. Auditorium. 1t proved
to be highly educational and enter
tanning The following program was
rendered: Lecture on Dancing by
Mrs. John U. Webster, Possibilities of
the Club by Mrs. Maycock; duet, Mrs.
Alma Esplin and Miss Bell Luke.
There was a splendid representation,
and the school work promises to be
very successful in promoting the gen
eral welfare of the girls, as well as
of the entire school
49,
Our high school debating team,
with the aid of their instructors, are
shaping up their material and expect
to give their opposing team good
hard rub" The question for debate
is; Resolved that the State of Utah
Should Adopt the Graduated Income
Tax The b. A. c. will be repre-
scented by Rulon Knell and Enron
Jones, who are working hard and, un-
der the supervision of Professor Lew
is, feel they have as big a chance for
winning from our Dixie friends as our
college team had some time ago. The
debate will be held in the B. A. c. /
Auditorium Saturday night at nine
o'clock.
The faculty for next year has been
fully organized. There will be only
two changes in the present staff, Miss
Skidmore of the Domestic Arts De-
partment and Mr.. Moser of the Art
Department are leaving for other
work. These two teachers are gen
eral favorites with the faculty mem
bers and students and their work has
been very satisfactory. They are leav- /
ing with the best of feelings and have
the good wishes of the school in their
new work. Miss Skidmore is going to
work with the Agricultural College .
at Logan; Mr. Moser has not an
nounced his plans as yet. Competent,
experienced instructors have been
employed to fill the positions left
vacant.