The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-07

at an estimate cost of about 1890.
The report was adopted.
Leave of Absence.
The committee on teachers and
school work recommended that Miss
Carrie L. Paine, teacher of the High
school, and Miss Nora HELM, teacher
at the Lowell school, be granted a
leave of absence for the next school
year, without pay, for the purpose of
recuperating their health and devoting
| some time to special study, which was
adopted.
Teachers Examination.
The committee on teachers and
school work recommended the appoint
ment of Joseph T. Kingsbury and r. J.
! Caskey as associate examiners of the
| committee for the teachers examina-
| ton to be held June 18th and 18th, 1895,
at a salary of S. per day.
That the superintendent of schools
! be authorized to advertise in the daily
papers the teachers examination to Sc
| held June 18th and 18th, 1895.
! That the superintendent be author
lied to incur the expense of having the
examination questions printed and
purchasing the necessary stationery,
etc, for the teachers examination.
That the superintendent be author
| lied to purchase supplies for his office
and the purchase of So worth of pos
| age stamps and 1000 2-cent envelopes
! for office use, all of which was adOp-
ted.
Principals Employed.
The committee on teachers and
school work recommended the employ
ment and the assignment of the fol-
| lowing as principals for the school
year beginning July 1st, 1895, at the
monthly salaries designated: w. r.
Malone, High school, 5000 per school
month; w. J. Mccoy, Oquirrh, $135; A.
S. Martin, Grant, $135; William Brad
! ford, Jackson, $135; o. II. Alvey, Wash
! ington, $135; G.. n. Mckay. Lowell, 1875;
Lizbeth NJ. Qualtrough, Hamilton. S115;
f. D. Keeler, Lincoln, Sis; ]. E. Nc
Knight, Fremont. $115; A. E. Knuckey,
! Wasatch, S115; E. S.Hallock, Franklin,
! $115; w. w. Barton, Sumner, $115; 5.
A McBrine, Tenth, $95; Eta Powers,
Seventh, $95 Crowded the same num-
| Der of teachers and rooms are retain
ed); Ray L. Chase, Emerson, $50; Mary
B. Cooper, Twenty-first, $50; Franc r.
knight, Twelfth, $50; Ida B. Wood
worth, Seventeenth, SIS; Mrs. S. R.
Rogers, Ninth, $72.
The committee further recommend
! that the above named principals be
| required to notify the board of their
acceptance or declination before che
! 18th of June; and that they further be
required to enter into such written
! contract as the board may require,
provided, no contract will be entered
into with principals who do not hold
lawful certificates covering the next
school year
High school matters We're reported up
on and adopted as follows
Teachers-David Utter 800 per month;
] M9nda NJ Smith. Harriet E,. Chap
man, SS5. Miss Fannie Knowles is re-em-
ployed at a salary of $50 per MONTH
! These teachers must notify the board of
! their acceptance before June IA.
! High School Exercises.
In connection with the High School
commencement exercises in the High
School, the teachers committee submitted
a report regarding programme and grad
yates. The names Of the graduates are:
Classical Course.
Lucy Alma Corker Eleanor Frances
Giesy, Grace Nelson, Belle Parsons, Lou
Use Richards, Eloise Sherman.
Scientific Course.
Darwin William Irvine, David ]. Kelly,
Leon Loofbourow, Lucy Hardie Latimer,
Ada May Pratt, Charles Albert Peak, Lii
Ian Esther Thompson.
English Course.
Lee Corinne Judd, Anna Loda, Victoria
Lloyd, Olive Lister, Jennie Magdalen Mo-
linelH, Myra Sowles, Lydia McLelland
The class day programme is as follows:
CLASS DAY PROGRAMME.
Address David J. Kelly, President
Chorus. THE High School" -. Glass
Glass History. Lucy Alma Corker
Grafton, "Esse Guam WIDEN ;:..:...C:...
Northumberland Ronald A. Greene
Ouartette-
Leon Loofbourow, Lydia Palmer. |
Charles Peak, Nellie DOOly. /
Intra ClaSSem. Lee judo
Extra Cl .lS w, W. .Beile PARSONS airs
class ass PF SGa095 Eleanor F. 1ooiy
Address to Juniors. Chas. PEAK /
response io ,Iteo 0iiii'ii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Leschetischy |
Lillian Thompson.
Farewell Address. John Giesy |
Last Sad Rites. .-..-...-..-,--.;.. .ClasS /
The committee recommends the issuance |
of certificates of graduation authorized.
The order of exercises is:
Glass Daytime 10, High School assem- |
bly, room. Tuesday evening theses pre- /
pared VIII be read in the session room !
of the board. Attendance limited TO the /
High school class and teachers, members !
of the board and Intimate friends of the /
pupils Wednesday evening, graduating !
exercises at the theatre. Thursday after
noon at : q ClOCh al pupllS WIZ
completed the grammar courses in the |
various schools will be received at the |
High school.
The theatre programme will be:
Overture-Album Espagnol No. 2........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6loszkoWskl !
Lucy and Gertrude Corker.
Entrance March. Delta Kappa Epsilon"
Mary kimball.
INVOCATION.
Girls Chorus Sweet May. $3.50. :Barnaby
INTERPRETATION OF a Thought OF
TennySOn. ......--.....-... ..(iilNe Lister
Uses of Electricity. David Kelly |
Piano Solo-Gondoliera.. Lillian Thompson
Ruy Bias. Lee Judu
Dickens as a Reformer. Louise Richards
Voval Solo-A Scotch Ballad:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Palmer
A Symposium-What Girls Can Do:
In Education....-. ...Jennie MollnelIl
In the Home. .................M yra SoWleS
In Literature. .Belle Parsons
Banks and Braes
O'Bonnie Doom. ;....,.....;,:.; ANDERSON
Maud Bowring, Bertha Bishop Theo-
dosia Harris, Pearl Newcomb.
Reserve Force...........-Leon l-oofbourow
Characterization of Wallenstein.
Observation-Disclosures. Grace Nelson
Character in Faces. Ada Pratt
Piano Solo-(a) Song of the Brook:
OBJ Spinnradchen. ............L Lucy Corker
Are We Patriotic ?..........- Charles Feak
Wealth VS.. the Commonwealth. -.
Observation-Disclosures. Lydia Palmer
Mixed Voices-Forth to the Meadows
Presentation of Diplomas.
The exercises at the board room will
consist of the following: