Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-19

Group Of Elective system which is to
prevail next year and are preparing
the schedule for publication.
The mechanic Arts department has
just received equipment for making
the prints which will greatly facili-
tate the work in wood and iron.
The equipment for the Bacteriology
laboratory has arrived and it is being
installed. When it is completed the
B. A. C. will have one of the best
equipped small laboratories in the
state.
Coach Christensen is very proud
of his track team and promises them
trip to the State Tournament. 1t is
quite probable the b. A. c. will be
State Champions of the Track as well
as of basket ball.
The Red Cross work is still pro-
crossing rapidly, and the girls are
ready and willing to do their part in
helping win the war. The Domestic
Arts rooms are open for Red Cross
work two nights out of the week
Friday evening, April 18th, the Jun
iors entertained the graduates at a
dancing party. The first part of the
evening, spent in dancing, was lively
and enjoyed by all. But no doubt
the elaborate luncheon served shortly
before midnight was the one feature
of the evening most highly appreci-
ated.
A list of the graduates from school
has been posted. It consists of fifteen
efficient students, well qualified to
meet the obstacles that may be await
ing them; ready to aid in improving
conditions about the college as we'll
as in other places to which they may
be called.
A number of the original members
of the class have been called to the
colors and other important work, as
a result the number of graduates is
small but of scholarly quality.
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The Juniors entertained in chapel
Tuesday. The program was lively
and entertaining, consisting of locals
from Van Dyne Jones; piano solo, An
ME Chamberlain; and report of the
interclass track meet by Kumen
Gardner. A vital part of the pro-
gram was the awarding of the B. A.
C. sweaters to the State Champions,
who modestly, yet proudly received
them. Principal Homer praised the
boys for their integrity, and their
success in advertising and maintain
ing the good name of the school.
Sweaters were also awarded the
second team for their willingness in
aiding the champions on to success.
The B. A. C. now boasts Of winning
another debate. The high school
team consisting of Rulon Knell and
Enron Jones met Dixie on fair and
square grounds, and carried off all
honors. The question, resolved "That
Utah Should Adopt a Graduated In
come Tax for the Purpose of Raising
Revenue" was handled intelligently
and with skill that showed how sin
cerely and accurately the debaters had
acquainted themselves with the sub
ject in the desire TO serve the institu-
ton. The affirmative side of the
question was taken by the B. A. c.
and the negative by Mr.. Marion Gates
and Mr.. Arthur Crawford, from the
Dixie Normal school,
The normal students entertained
their training instructors and critic
teachers last Thursday night at the
B. A. C. The first of the evening was
spent on the lawn playing games The
entire campus was brilliantly Lighted
by the A. and the evening was ar
ideal one for lawn party.
When the guests were tired of run
ming on the grass, they were taker
to the Domestic Art rooms where FIVE
hundred, high five and stuff wer,
played until after midnight. Mr.
Lewis and Mrs. Kunz against Mr.
Booth and Mrs. Granger spent the ev
ening playing one magnificent game
of high five.
Shortly before twelve ice cream anC
waters were served.
The only bad features resulting
! from the marty were tho lose of on,