Show STUDENT LIFE I)r Croxall lectured to the physical culture class Dec 4 some cattle before Prof 'Merrill his students the other day The military drill work is now done in the basement of the new building A penmanship class has recently been organized How about a spelling class? A young lady w as recently seen chasing Neb-ekand Lemmon out of the reading room The Juniors gave their class ball in the college gymnasium Thursday evening Dec 18 The students in English 5 are expected to read twelve standard works of fiction this year M — “ITow do you like shop-wor- k Casper?” Pond — “Fine: I’m a “daisy” carpenter I de-horn- ed er tell you” Dec 0 — Mr Tremellian is courting in the reading room today No doubt he will soon learn the regulations The farmer’s institute work has again commenced in Cache valley The members of the station stall are out every week The library has just received a number of the latest novels They are intended to serve as dessert for Christmas reading Miss Sadie Goodwin is not at school now She is visiting with her aunt at present but w ill return to school after the holidays The art department is under very good leadership This is evident from the work that the students of the department aie doing The library contains a complete set of the Silva of North America now There are fifteen volumes in all and each volume cost dollars twenty-fiv- e John Ilium went home Thanksgiving day expecting a nice visit with his sweetheart but lo! an official made him spend his time on the road working out his poll tax Since the Seniors and Juniors have issued their proclamation of rights and wrongs there is no excuse for any youngster to go astray It takes a brave crowd to intimidate this year’s Freshman class however During the holidays Dr Moench will attend the annual meeting of the National Philologi- cal Association at St Louis He has accepted an invitation to deliver a Latin address before this body an honor that rarely comes to our western colleges 37 The English and American Men of Letters series are also nearly completed Some of our girls have the peculiar gift of being able to change their complexions at will The new’ method for handling absentees is now fully established It is an admirable method The military boys are now attired in their new suits and caps It is a pleasure to see them “walk chesty” Students desiring to see some amusing sitting postures may keep their eyes “straight to the front” some morning in chapel One of the rules is: “Students are not allowed to loiter in the halls during class hours” This information is given for the t benefit of some of our college girls Owing to a special meeting of the faculty on Nov 2( class w ork was suspended for an hour The students were so jubilant that they passed through halls and reading room giving class cheers A number of our classes are going to request that the students be given blanks in order to report on the absence and tardiness of their instructors This certainly will be a just request and surely w ill be granted Last month Student Life published a local concerning the mysterious new’ man in the Forge Doom The next day after the appearance of the paper half a dozen lady visitors “just dropped in to have a look at a real blacksmith shop” Who says advertising doesn’t pay? paper rack is in use at last The students seem quite dissatisfisd with it The papers are harder to hold and are more easily was heard however One lady torn “the because expressing her delight with it boys and girls have to get closer together to read the papers now” Some critical comments on the cover design: Prof Merrill — “It doesn’t look one bit like the College” “Prof Caine — “I can’t see what has become Our newr of my house” Prof Nutt — “There isn’t a single apple tree in the picture” Dr Moench — “Mein goodness there should t be a picture of my Arabian steedt already” s Chorus of Students — “Where do those frog-pond- come from?” Taylor (disgusted — “I suppose they w'ant a e portrait of a family cow” life-siz- |