Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-26

formal 5 aisslis ! Is !
This list shows n total during the first |
term OF sovunteen GLASSES, holding in az
siSty-thrcc weekly sessions, conduc.'i
by four instructors; during tho h.'9nu
torn, twenty classes, sevcniy-siN WoehlN
sessions. and four teachers.
Most Of the students In tho academic
and normal departments have boon nur-
suing dUinltn courses ~ study, WIN
Wow to graduation. OF these, sixteen
have completed with surccss thn luhint
course In normal training, nni have
passed all the examinations required Ia
The same. They have In consequence re-
ceiyed certificates this day ~ trirhcr, w
tho primary grades Of the Church school
service.
Two students NJ tho academic depart
ment hayo tnkon certificate. OF graiu'
alton Ia tho course la natural sciunc'i
one In tho course Of domestic H''oncri
two In business courses and Two IN
photography.
Normal atuIonts have boon admitted
free ~ charge IN the extent NJ tie Church
appropriation ~ means Tor such purpose
Eich applicant for admission under such
appropriation has been required To make
u written declaration Of his inionllbhs
and purpose IN seeking normal training,
together with proul-otp remain, tNceW
undar unavoidable circumstances, ip the
close Of the course, or 10 his successful
gmduniion.
work la this Institution. little has been
ATTEMPTED beside tho branches OF tho or
binary curriculum, outside tho theory
aud practice of teaching and object los,
sons. We have sadly frlt tho need .oI
moro ample accommodations AMI hnill-
ties for this special aud Important depart
mont OF our work and We confidently
hope for Improved conditions ~ tue
| opening NJ another year.
ouR riiIoLodicNL ORGANIZATION
hn. continued In full force aud operation.
| A. this very important feature
| OF Church school work has resolved full
/ consideration nj our hands. Daily class
exercise. huvo boon held IN Zach depart
mUnt on the cardinal principles NJ tho
| Iatior.dny Saints faith, tho standard
! works Of tho Church having been used ~
text books. Testimony meetings, priest
hood meetings, general Theological class
o., and monthly fast.dny meetings have
been held regularly, according To TIC
| conditions Of my previous reports % you
As during the greater part of tho pre-
coding year, NO have been favored dur
ing both terms OF the mn academic
year with valuable aid from Elder Gcutg'
| Roynolds, who Ia. conducted tho aca
demic class In Book Of Mormon study.
our daily sessions OF college exercise.
have boon, without exception, opened
and closed with singing aud prayer.
TuE sisGISa
has boon under the direction II instruc
tor Evan stephens, aud We cannot oN
press other Than sincere pleasure an,
satisfaction NJ the success that has attend
| cd the course. The Instructor has pruc
tlcally demonstrated tho wisdom -
training tho many rather than tho tow
even ii the gououil attainment IN artistic
ability be- somewhat lower than woul'
otherwise be- the case. With this ohJoc
In yiow. wo have refralued from organ
ling any choir for general service al
tho devotional singing having boon car
riod on by the whole congregation O
assembled students, During tho Who'll
yonr Brother Glare W. Rod OF the Nor
nal department has acted a. our eihcion
organlst. According to
cituRcit STANDING,
Students have boon recorded a. follows
Hugh Priest, 4; Seventies, q; Elders, II
Priests, 10; Teachers, ~; Doacons, ili La
members, 1873 No, baptized, IL Total 21'
TIM LADY STUDENTS.
hayo continued to meet regularly IN thoi
special classes, under the tuition an
direction of Lady superintendent MIR
Camilla Cobb. The class has boon sui
| divided into sections according to the age
OF tho members, each holding HopnTni
sessions. During tho course DR.. Romani
Is. Pratt has ably assisted the good wor
by delivering special lectures upon topic
connected with the hygiene of women.
tue STUDENTS SOCIETY
has continued In weekly evening NO,
sioun, undor tho chalrmanship Vt In
siruciOr John ]. Walton. Tweniy-olgl
sessions have been held, each character
led by n lecture and such other music.
aud literary exercises as time would pul
nit To be given. Reside lectures by mem
bors Of the faculty and many prominer
students, tho following named gontlcmO
have greatly aided US ln our work b.
b delivering Lectures upon special topics:
I, Elder john Nicholson Hon. rs
Richards; 3, Elder Joseph II. Deani
Elder Andrew Jensen; o, Elder j. n
siodnhlj q, Elder A. NJ. Mnssor 7, Eide
q. II. Savage; \, Liout. Il. w. Young
Don q. Young, O. Ell 10, Eldor VIM. ,
silver.
TUE Rooms,
as before reported, arc entirely innd,
uunle Tor lli0 work OF the institution
Upon this subject wo have made Hoyeu
reports 10 you on former occasions, an
sincerely trust TINT you viii lind IL poi
/ sibl1 10 make moro ample provisions b.
fore tho beginning Of another schoi
year. am safe In aging that our wor
has bo0n very materially restricted !
acouo aud hlndorod In execution bOcnu'
OF our incOnyenlent and iuadoqual
quarters,
a ouR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i are again gladly expressed tn tho man
who haVO ~ materially assisted N b
D contributions towards our welfare. W
, arc thankful To tho publishers OF III
following periodicals ioi ourrUnt copio
a The Dcscrd EuHiHg NcWs, "a
Lake Daily Herald, Oglon HdAidn
Provo Enquirer saturday Gi0Jc, soutl
[ orn Idaho independent, Nophl EHsiO
4 Utah JOuyudi, Munti Scgtind, l,lohiiel
, Adr0cdic, P0mdH's Exponent, JurcAt
. | Instructor and Contributor Murgut
d., Irot hers have kindly furnished Us rogl
4 lnrly with copies Of Tuck, Many OF HI
T. Loading periodicals of tho country nav
4 huon procured by subscription. Ou
4 earnest thanks arc due our worthy dol,
. | gate, Hon. John r. Caine, for works
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