Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26


seven applicants .ot the highest honors
| n the academy are before you today.
/ These have completed tho four ycats'
osursc, iDcluiing practice iL the Ifain.
log school.
Tho NJ. I. normal class, In charge Of
DR.. ~. n. Hardy, assisted by other
teachers, 10 under tue immediate con.
! ttll ri thn general supetintendrncy oil
| the Y. NJ. 81. Z. a. Brthtr Hardy
! reports au attendance during tho year
| Of 1856, OF whom all were called on a
| mission by the tlni PfcsiivnCy 10 40.
| tend this class, others coming by special
/ request OF the ward auth Ifi,lUs. 10.
| structOns were given In thr N. L..
Msnualin method u studyIsy cholosy,
! parliamentary law, vocal music, civil
government, natural science, physi.
/ Uioty ana hygieuc, Aui IN law. Be.
| sides THESE, students are permitted 10
/ chUlse iron tho courses offered iu the
normal department others sufficient
/ 10 make up twenty hours rucitn'
! ton puT week. Members % this
| class have the came privileges
| aud are subject TO the rules aud foguia.
| lions D. regular nOrmals. Excellent
/ work has boon done Ia all The lranchts.
There has been some falling on during
the year, but this little, like iu tho
| sunday school class, - jus mostly to
| The urgent requirements " home
| dulles. In tue case % missionaries
| lbaviug, honorable fulrasra were Oh.
taincd from the First Presidency. 10
| is Intended, ! believe, tnai this course
shall continue, anu ~ p0iuiblu IL viil'
| cheney increased.
The Sunday school normal class
/ The aim IN this class l. 90 prepare
/ teachers " tSAchcfs, the iiCa being 10
establish In Nil the Stakes OF Ia all the
wards Vt tue Stakes normal classes Tor
| Sunday school teachers. This OF course
/ viii take some time, but an excellent
/ beginning has been made this year.
| rhurc has been an enrolment during
| tue year VI 1876 students, bO u whom
attended during the flrst semester anu
! 1906 dufiug tue second semester These
were called by tho Fifst Presidency 90
this special mission. The cIass h
under the immediate suputintondrneu
ut tho Ddscrrt sunday School
Union. Instructions have been
given during the year In science u
education, ia elementary psychology
a. applied 10 teaching, ia The methods
u teaching, Ia tue organization auI
management Of schools, in the end and
aim Of sunday school teaching aud IN
lhe proper qualifications VI the Sunday
school teacher. There has been con.
Quoted every sabbath IN connection
with this class u Sauhnth school In
which tue principles taught thcoret.
ically during the week have been sub.
ucieI 10 the tests " practice. On the
whole, excellent results have 20 far
been attained, the students beiug uni.
VERBALLY energetic, hard working young
men and women.
La the mechanic art department,
drawing and woodwork, Ia chafgn Of
Prof J. l.. Fowushend, has dufiug
this the FIRST scar Of IT, existence pro.
duced excellent results. Oae hundred
aud forty from all the grades,
a. well ~ from the higher de.
paTtments, have received inatfue.
lions In tho use OF tools And light
machinery aud In the principles aud
practice OF construction. Besides the
regular work, much work has been
done by making useful ald necessary
articles IN the academy, such as desks,
tables, bulletin boards, etc. This Ia the
most nearly selfsuppofIiug department
Ia the academy. Ia necdluwofk, under
have been given Ia plain aud artistic
sewing, IN fancy work and Ia ufess
making-cutting aud lifting. 3 slef
Young reports that classes have been
conducted every day from II O'Clock to
o O'Clock pm, the hours OF recitation
being arranged with the students that
| other studies may not be- intefivred
with. Tue cutting ami fitting classes
are each twenty weeks, taking up In
order measurement rules, drafting
patterns, htting, aud, lastly, making
complete dresses. The tkill attained
by tbs majority Of tho students has
been satisfactory aud all have been
abu to complete the required work.
Tue art department ~ IA charge OF
/ Brothers John Haiuu, John A. Fair
banks, anu T., Evans, all graduates OF
the art school At Paris, France. la.
struclons have buen giyou In artistic
drawing aud In landscape anu pOT-
trait painting In oil anu water colors.
The music department, Ia chatgo Of
Pro. u. H.. Giles, assisted by Miss
Ottillle Mavsef aud Niles Edith Beck,
has given Instructions IA vocal anu In.
sltdmeutal music aud In voice culture
/ Upon the whole the work nas been
satisfactory. In fOme Cntes exception.
III progress nasibeen made by the stu.
| dents. This good teaching la vocal
music aud voice cnlture IL shown AT
devotional exercises by tho excellent
congregational singing,
Or. NJ. II. Hardy, librarian, reports
ON nAnd up 10 date $40 uOuui volumes,
1880 pamuhlets, - chart. During
/ tue year there ugs been received, hu
/ shown by the accession book, 1870 Bsuai
volumes, sni lil pamphlets. OF these
| the WUmeu's cluu OF Provo kindly
presented % volumes, beside, tho val.
uablo rot VI furniture, carpets, anu
fixtures for the library room. Thank.
are Iue Hon. Joseph l.. Rawlins, our
representative ia Congress, for
valuable books aud pamphlets sent
| from Washington. We desire
also 20 thank tho following publishing
houses tot newspapers sent 10 our tAbie,
| DEsEREr EvENtSu NEwB, Salt Lab,
Heraid, UIan Enquirer, Ogden Stand.
ard, Evening Lipatch, Logan Nation.
Montpelier lost, HOHians LEDOneat'
Logan JOwHuk, Beaver Utontau
Wasatch. Wdus, Mt. Pleasant iyrantid
Willard PrUgress, Nefnai krBress.
Central lreFs, Bingham BuDier, I.shi
Hammer, Maui NsWeHg6r, Riohfield
Adpoodio, Contribution, Juusahe IA.
s'ruetor, and lOurg WOmsH's Journal.
Tho military department was IN
charge OF Brother Emil Maeaer up Ia
tbs time OF his departure for his new
] Held OF labor ia Germany, when IL va