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Show PLEASANT GROVE II. S. NOTES. In nnclcnt history Mr. Miller said that his young daughter could bound Italy better than tho students. Somo of tho students say, "Oh, well, look at its papa. Quality and not quantity wns exhibited ex-hibited nt tho Junior pnrty last Saturday Sat-urday night. This wns tho first pnrty that Iiob been attempted by tho Juniors, Jun-iors, but although ovory member was not there, it was a decided succcsa. Under tho direction of Miss Thar, man tho oral expression class will glvo an Interesting Xmns program Friday, during tho chapel period. Tho "Open Forum" hold Ub regular meeting Friday. Tho subject discussed dis-cussed waa "Socialism and What It Aims to Accomplish." Mr. Larson gavo n twently-mlnuto tnlk on tho subject, after which It was open for discussion by tho club. From nil nppenrnnecs ono would bo led to bollevo that school Is about over. Hut It Is only ono of those senior virtues coming to life. Mr. Miller Iiob rccontly remarked In sociology "thnt becauso ot tho lack of higher society to perpotuato tho raco, somo of tho moro ludoBcrlbablo characteristics of socloty nro necessary. neces-sary. Examplo Is bettor than precept. A bnby girl arrived at the homo of tho Millers 8undny. Tho nmount of black hair and papa's nmllo la wonderful. won-derful. A few days before a boh 'arrived at the bomb of Mr. Ovcrlade. Wo wIbIi-he wIbIi-he pair a happy Journey through life Tho biggest thing thnt has happened hap-pened Blnco tho P. G. H. S. won tho stato basketball .championship hnp-penod hnp-penod Inst weok when A. R. Ovcrlndc rrcolvod n letter Inviting tho orchcB. tra to como nnd play nt tho II. E. A, next week. Tho orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Ovcrlade, has been doing good work, nnd It is gratifying to know that their efforto aro recognized. |
