Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

pedrg arg read and studied. Other $50.
.ca'I0u3 are Millions LAlIcgrl and
]. pgrsgruso. Blcon's Essay Civil and
Moral, Gold mlhs Deserted Village;
Pope Essay ON Criticism. Teruya
Princess, Maud. loetsley Hall and
Tl.E'Hg DIE. rhoua, Car.ylca Burns.
lavufIiU Poem. ui Robert Burns and
Walter S..ts EmgrIn's Essays on
Culture Behavior, Beauty Au. Flo.
queuyc. Power Wealth, Illusions,
Thomas CJrly.cs Oliver Cromwell
Choice of books, Charles Lambs
Essays from Ella, Fayou,c poems of
Robert Suu.hyy.
Modem foreign languages have not
been overlooked Iu making up the cor.
uaHIun. The school s abreast ul any
ce.nlly ch11l 10 the country 100 this
&C., uutI IwoFelrs of German aud two
NgJu uI French are Offered 60 students
iu course, THE conversational method
is largely pursued in the FIRST years
Wof. lu both uuugis. and somewhat iu
tHe second YEARS. work, though iu tHe
second year thc special aim b. 60 read
several ui the leading classics of both
languages that pupil may acquire du
a.quluilug, and considerable ym.
pl,ny with the literature obs well Cos lhs
language
Dcyspungs Cumulative Method is
the FIRST book put into the hands of
pupils boo German, This together with
some lesson, from llyuss.Me.sucr
German Grammar and the reading uI
suI. .i1ni from BlHgu's German pIdse
AND llync' German Reader and pes.
ulHs Uu easy classic, is the scope of
Che Hrt years wOI. The work in Che
second year thus hr has been confined
tu lha1 Herman and Dor1ihca les.
sIuF Munl Won I8ruhem, SchiIlrfs
Wilhelm Tell and Der GeistcrcheG
Nllluu's ilOhcr Aside Kifchc. Wallen.
stein parts ! and 49, aud Dcuischc
Lydk.
The work 90 French Is begun with
M.ui0nnlef l'ulc. When completed,
SupHrH French Reader b. taken up in
. connection with ltgreus French Gram.
. mat These with selected readings and
conversations measure the work OF the
| .iut year The range OF the second
] year work may be csprc scd no Sou'
yCsirc Goa P1lnsorh Sons Les Tots.
/ Liable Cuusantiu, Dumas Les
/ Dgmosellgs DE- SlinrCyr. Dumas Les
. Irois MouaqH HuEos Ruy Bias,
| ia Triad Franchise ,Mus,ct, LImlr,lnc,
I Victor liugoI
loo the department Of ancient Ian.
gulEc, four years Of Latin and three
/ years of Greek are offered as require.
mauis Tor the completion OF the classical
I course with the option Of substituting
/ Tor the Greek one year Of English work
and the two years OF French or
| German,
In the four years work In Latin rs
l compasscd Collar aud Daniels Begin
| ming Latin. Hardness, Grammar, four
books Of Cesar DE Bcllo Calico, Col.
| lars Latin Prose Composition, SIX ora.
| lions OF Cicero, six books OF Nigrs
/ I.ueid. and lessons In Roman history
| 90 connection with the lessons ~ trans
| lltou.
The work in Grcel, includes Whites
/ Beginning Book Goodwins Greek
/ Grammar, four books OF Nenophons
/ Auabasis, Greek Prose Composition
and six books of the Had. togc,herwith
a detailed history OF the Greek people.
The work in mathematics runs
/ through four years, though the last year
| is elective luf English and classical
| pupils. n embraces Mines High
| School Algebra, Wenlw0uhs Plane
| and Solid Geometry, Mechanical Draw.
| ing Wuntworths InFouomctry a &C..
| view of arithmetic and Gays business
bookkeeping.
HiaoD, m the English course Is q two
/ years requirement, and elective in
! whole or IN part in the classical and
! scientific courses, with the exception
/ that United States history is required OF
all pupils. The textbook BOO u. $ his
tory b. lohUltuna, DO English history
| Montgomery, boz ancient, medieval
and modern, Myers. II may DE said o
this subject, and Of others also, that
pupils study and Investigations are moi
confined 10 textbooks IA hand, Ency
ClOpedils, reference books, aud ulhc
textbooks are consulted for extended
inquiries into special topics.
! Civil government Is a subject Of study
for five months iu The fourth year. tn,
textbook Is Mays Our Government
This b. supplemented by Fi5k's Ciyi
Government, Dole's American Citizen
! American Statesmen, and Bryce's Amer
lean commonwealth. Fourth yea
| pupils devote halfye1r's time 20 ih
| study Of elementary psychology. The
textbook in use Is Baldwln's.
Normal Reviews Is also require
mcut of English pupils looking TO grad
ua,ion, and follows upon elementary
psychology. The reviews extend 90 al
the common branches, the purposl
being 20 present these branches in tht
light oI applied psychology with specll
reference 10 teaching.
The work in science ranges over iou
years, embracing the following subjects
Zoology, botany human physiology
| geology, physics. chemistry and phy 3lcl
| Geography. The textbooks in use ll
mis- department OF the school are Col
TONS practical zoology Gray aui
. Coulter'5 botany Martins human physi
oI0gy, lie COntes geology Gage
physics, Williams chemistry and tll
| Eclectic physical geography. The wlfi
b. carried along approved lines. I'M
laboratory method prevails. II al
pupils do not dissCCt their own specl
mems in zoology aud botany by rei5ol
Of classics being large, they examine
+ [ specimens dis eclcd aud prepared d.
the instructor ia their presence, sec VIII
their own eyes, handle with iheT Owl
hands and record with their own pen
ellis in their own notebooks, the result
I OF their own observation, A visit L
the laboratory during afternoons VI Oh
past months would have found tA
zoology classes engaged upon disse'
lions of sbrimps, CLANS, Holsters. hahe,
5 pigeons rabbits, etc,
ln physics and chemistry pupils pei
% form under the guidance Of insinuctg
1 series of experiments, make recor
4 OF what they do, their results and delu
h lions. aud preserve the records ln not
, books, submitting them from time
, tirIr lU instructor for examination, crit
B CIsm and su ggc5tiun.
Drawing in the high school dur.n
. the present year appears under ll