Show W laigh school notesia val H HW SCIENCE STROLLER NOTICE that the physics class Is taking up the study of electric motors and electrical units Is quite evident from the appearance of the laboratory and science room that mr bingham discovered the boys in the physics class chewing what he thought to be tobacco but it pruned out to be dried up fruit cake that when mr dykeman was a few years younger than he Is now he made frequent raiding excursions to his neighbors nectarine orchards that mr smith has been very careful lately about playing with his watch chain but mr dykeman seems not to be able to leave the cuff of his bis coat alone while giving the class a lecture that the smallest girl in the biology class makes the most noise that mr air bingham certainly spoke the truth when he said the only time he give a little test was when he gave a big one that the biology classes are studying flowers and fruits they find the study interesting though difficult that his class had thirteen tests testa during the last six weeks that bill porter was properly squelch c cd d last week that it if ellen mawhinney leava a certain sophomore boy alone zula clegg Is going to cause a litt little ae excitement that she better leave the freshmen tresh men alone or the chlor phylls are going to gang up on her that one must constantly be on the lump jump in chemistry to avoid inh inhaling poison or getting into an explosion that francis harrington has the ha habit bit ot of sitting still when the rest of the class jumps this results in frequent disasters that this same senior never gets a report in on time that this report better stop before I 1 get into trouble HARAN 32 0 SOCIAL STUDIES the students of world history have been studying the stuart and tudor lines of kings in england they have been promised a stiff examination so they have spent much time in reviewing the civil war and its results have been studied by the american history students I 1 mary many interesting points were brought out during the class discussions such as the discovery of ether the beginning of the american red cross cros s and the assassination of lincoln the tha sociology students have been studying social defense against crime they found that there are many methods i of lessening crime and ot of criminals 35 0 0 0 TO TAKE TV TYPING TESTS report cards seem to be the cause ot of much activity in classes among the graduates ot of late that Is in all except the typewriting classes graduates in the second year typing class will take their speed tests lor for pins next week so that accounts tor for their extraordinary extra ordinary interest in ila typing two except exceptional iora I 1 W writers ol of the graduates are arc Tb theodore eodore johnson and marjorie Marj orle dark clark both of whom should make sixty words per minute in the tests in first year stenography the graduate students are interested in the prospect of taking up a new text and practical dictation of course they are especially interested in the examination that will cover the whole book francis trythall Is I 1 leading coding the first year class in bookkeeping having handed in his i books tor for the end of the first month he Is to be c commended 0 ra mended on the neatness ns of his work in fact he be received a commendation from mr olsen before the whole class whereupon he modestly blushed OKEEFE post grad 0 0 Q 0 01 SEMOS seaon PLAY caio nn kempy Is the name of 0 the play which miss keener lips hs chosen tor for the seniors the seniors are delighted with her choice tor for they all like this play it will give them 8 a chance to show their talent to their parents and friends arid and the class of 32 does have talent the try outs tor for this play will not be held tor for tour four or five weeks yet but still all benilis are anxious to know who will get the part of kempy the young architect whose greatest desire Is to build a church with shower baths in it there are eight characters in kempy all of which are important and will require much training miss keener will direct the play COSSEY 32 41 0 40 aw PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS PLAN PROGRAM perhaps some of you remember the delightful program given last year by the military unit the physical education department la is planning just such a program tor for march they plan to make it an even greater success than that of alast last year lieutenant crawford Craw tord from fort douglas will give an address the lieu tenant will inspect the military unit from 2 tor to and the program will be held from to everyone 1 Is invited both to the inspection and to the assembly program under the direction direct lon of edwin eberle the tumbling class will present twenty students and i we are sure eure you will appreciate this even ma more re than that of last year the program Is under the direction of mr bingham and he promises to please you remember the date march at 2 HARAN HARAM 32 I 1 ab 4 4 I 1 SPEECH CLASS the following speech was given ertem in the speech class last week by mona snyder little incidents in the history of tills this valley parley P pratt discovered the valley of snyderville derville which he named parleys park my great grandfather bought the valley from him lor for a yoke of oxen this business deal may seem rather insignificant to us today because the valley Is now worth the valley was soon positioned au out t I 1 into n to homesteads and my greater great gr grandfather adf at he built and operated a saw mill and a grist I 1 mill this saw mill was the first in the state of utah the me saw used in it was vastly different from those used today being a straight saw or what Is called a whip saw and Is now in a museum in salt lake the saws we use now are I 1 round the flour ground in the grist mill my great grandfather hauled into salt lake and sold tor for 2000 20 00 per hundred pounds it took tour four days to make a round trip to salt lake and while hile he was gone he hc would leave a guard at the mills it if the guard saw the indians s coming he would first scatter the lumber and then run tor for the foit ho he did this because it if the lumber was piled up the indians indiana would set fire to it but it if it was scattered they were too lazy to pile it so they burn it my great grandfather owned the first mowing machine in the state ot m utah and my grandfather and a partner baul hauled the first boiler to the first mine in park city which was the ontario mine it may be interesting to us today to note what they ats ate and wore in those loy days they ate plain foods such as potatoes toes meat and bread and they ground I 1 their own sausage they ate the wild berries herr lea but had little or no sugar molasses was used tor for sweetening and also to make all the candy which was called horehound they had few of our fancy foods one night a dance was held at what iwas was called the rock all the people in snyderville derville and park city were invited there was a german cook in the camp who was authorized to serve t the h refreshments among these he in made d s several e wash tubs of potato salad salad th the p people eod not knowing what it wi was it like it and eat it the women of this ti time dressed in i hoop aud and the men wore blue cheviot shirts vests home homemade made overalls and tall alk hats 1 the boys were lust just as ous as the boys are reputed to be today they made what they called tle tick k t tacks alck or whiz litz bangs by taking e empty mp t 5 t tin cans making a hole in the bottom through which they threaded a rosined string tho the string was tacked to the window frame and when they pulled the other endi end it made noise elou enough gh to waken the dead especially on a clear frosty night ard ara ar d it carld bs ba heard for or miles around they often played pranks on their friends for instance one night while dad as s 11 n 1 the hose hoise calling on his girl his jealous boy took h his is buggy and put tho the two large wheels on one side and the two small wheels on the other poor dad and his bis sweetheart wondered why they were nearly tipping over all the anay ay to the dance and back MONA A SNYDER 41 ma W gorilo diore happenings has the truth ever dawned upon you n as s a friend alfriend or a foe sometimes it Is a filand and sometimes a very true friend ethel workman has a question like this before her mind ethel ns as lou jou know seems to be in dutch with mr winters for he always ays calls upon her first this certain dy day mr winters told ethel and a number of other students to step up to the I tard arc 1 he gave them each a different construction st tion problem to solve ethel worked and worked and just coul dat find the slit bitio lon soon mr winters inquired ethel do you know why you cant get that problem ethel looked at him ard ar badly an ewt cr d Ys because localism lo calise im chewing gum everyone stilted laughing and mr winters never did give his upon the problem was ethels truth a friend or foe BATA 31 4 4 0 W arnsy HURRAY the and freshmen girls I 1 ci thre mor vela 1 in rhth to finish their dresses most of the girls have had their lIt bitting ting so EO the biggest part of the work Is done they have to finish up the seams hem the dress and put the trimming on there are tour four more weeks of the year to be taken up in the clothing department three weeks will be used for sewing but the fourth week will be given over to laboratory work none of us knows what the laboratory work will be because miss hauser Is keeping that under her list hat tor for the present As soon as we find out what it N mill ill be we will pass the news on to the readers of the record DABLING 34 0 Q 01 FOREIGN LANGUAGE department the first year french students are now visiting a french french high school visiting the various classes and going all through the school they are learning the names ot of the different rooms and a ild of the different floors as each room and each floor has a particular name the second year french students are studying about napoleon bonaparte his youth sch school ool days soldiery war days in I 1 italy austila prussia and waterloo they find their stories very interesting as they I 1 must know their history the first year spanish students student are arel Is still t in studying irregular verbs there seems I 1 to be no end to the great list ot of verbs I 1 T they hey have had a lew few stories to relieve th the ile tension of 0 the verbs the second year spanish students are studying a new book called mexico the class starts out on a train for mexico and takes a long voyage the journey Is very interested and they are quite I 1 thrilled over their trip they wish they riviere vere really taking it instead of 0 imagining BRIERLEY 34 0 4 0 ap ENGLISH NOTES the constitutional orations have been Il handed landed in the students who wrote the best orations will have a tryout try out fl friday iday at assembly tho the seniors are astl still 11 studying Ala cbeth and they are very anxious alu ClOus to find out how bow this tragedy will end the juniors especially the girls feel quits quite aggrieved because launcelot tailed failed i to love elaine and she died ot of a broken heart the boys leel feel that elaine Is to blame she should have fallen in love with someone nearer her own age some sophomores are having a difficult time memorizing ulysses they explain the reason for this difficulty Is that the sophomores ability to to memorize Is lour four lines or less a day cheer up sophomores ulysses written in a day the freshmen have taken up letter writing A certain freshman girl Is able now to pay more attention la ill because she can do her letter writing in english MATHESON 32 e 44 40 TYPISTS LEARN philosophy the typewriting type writing classes continue to writs paragraphs count each others er iorg ors and write the scores in the record kven arven though errors are made the etui etu i cents should get an inspiration from the valuable advice that they type every day of the th the author was a student creat philosophers for every line of the notice la is one that teaches a lesson tha 13 students should be 9 great at thinkers ss lf s s well as efficient typists by the time I 1 tt course Is completed the shorthand class will translate its last page in the shorthand book very roon this suggests a difficult examination with many frowns on otherwise cheerful faces the students do not deny they have enjoyed the text even it if the only pleasant moments were when humorous mistakes were made bertha con to call the u a by the name of 0 o and vice versa mistakes in translation are still being made but all ot of the students are wondering why those simple little letters frightened them so much lix in september it Is a good thing the students open their books to the last pages the first week ot of school or there would have been no first year shorthand class the new work will include reviews and dictation many students who intend to follow this line of 0 work are hoping their employer stutters 1 so they will have time to catch up with him mcknight 32 e Q 0 40 9 w SCIENCE department the study of the skin Is taking up much of the time of the physiology students they have been examining hair roots and fingernails and finding perspiration glands on the palm of the hand through the microscope alter after a tew few days in the lab the students find it difficult to settle down to regular class work which includes tests and recitations on the different chapters consequently they are hoping for more in the laboratory the chemistry class was astounded last thursday when mr smith announced that the most unusual thing had happened in his class so unusual was it that he could not remember of its ever having happened before after being persuaded to tell what it was he informed the students that everyone had passed in the six weeks examination no one can imagine what made him so charitable but perhaps it Is because he would hate to see any of them have another but who says the seniors are not brilliant the biology classes are preparing for a test on oil seeds elements compounds nutrients etc they expect it to be a difficult one the class was disturbed on monday by an unusual noise that sounded to be a patient saying ah h la tor for a doctor tut but it proved to be the boys chorus trying to train their voices HARAN 33 32 |