The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-06

11OuSAIOH, Etne1 Lynn, carrie WI
liams, Mary Wolcott, Mary Garfield,
NJ. L. Rowen, Jennie Garfield,
Sarah I. Lake, w. S. Webster.
Sumner School-W. w. Barton, prin-
cipal; Maud Potter, Theresa Godbe,
George Wheeler, Lizzie Mcmillan,
Evelyn Reilly, Emma T. Daft, Mrs.
S. E. Barnett, Olive Graham, Susie
Waynick, Flora c. Blackburn.
Seventh School-Etta Powers, prin-
cipal; Rose H. Larson, Mrs. S. A.
Henry, Carrie Thorn, Cora E. Eaton,
Mrs. e. E. Shepard.
Seventeenth School-Blanche Hind
man, principal-Emma Young, Mary
A. LOTUS
Tenth Schools. A. McBrine, prin-
cipal; Estella Dunford, Annie Brun-
ton, Amy Brown. Francis Ames,
Ethel Woodmansee, Hilla Rowberry,
Alice Coulthurst.
Twelfth SchooI-Ida B. Woodwork,
principal; Gene Kimban, Elva Godbe,
Mary E. Meeks.
Thirteenth School-Jennie Simons.
Twenty-first School-Mary B. Coop
er principal; Kate Moore. Grace
Bailey, Mary Dysart Celia McFal.
principal; Kate Gatrall, Mamie Harris,
Flora Manning.
Washington School-O. II. Alvey,
principal; Eugene Bruneau, Edna NJ
Hyde, Mrs. Alice S. NJ Horne, Mamie
Vinegar, Bertha Pixley, Louise A.
Strong, May Goddard, Cora Walter,
Katharine Everett, Grace Near, Mary
L. Bowers, Grace Hadley, Alice
Scoville, Nellie NJ. Powers, Leora o.
Hall, Retta Casady.
Wasatch School-A. z. Knuckey,
l.
out, Stella Hapgood, Phebe Scholes,
blanche Hull, Celia L Murphy, Mary
b. Hall, Mollie Templeton, Mary Will
son, Mrs. Lille Wright
High School Examinations.
The committee on teachers and
school work recommended that Miss
Mary L. Hoag and Miss Amy Brown,
teachers, be granted leave of absence
Tor a few weeks on account Of sickness
in their families; that W. H. Kindt be
employed as teacher IN the High
school al salary of $S5 a month; that
the superintendent of schools adver-
Use IN the daily papers the eXamina-
Mon Tor admission of pupils to the
High school for Friday morning. Sep
tember 6; that Bernard Howell be
transferred to a position as principal
OF the Davis school a a salary of $50
- AIOAtlAA, l4idl TIE clerk De authorized
TO nave a book register printed for
keeping account of the text books dis
trlbuted, and that certain other blanks
be printed. Adopted
The same committee reported that
they had appointed c. A. Kenaston
and George NJ. Marshall as associate
examiners for the examination of
teachers held September 8, and 5:
that they had authorized the publfca-
ana mad authorized the Superintendent
TO have the examination questions
pflnned and to purchase the necessary
statlonery for the use of teachers at
the examination. Adopted.
Boundary Lines.
The same committee reported bound
airy lines for the various school sub
districts of the city after a considera-
ton of the number of children of school
age residing in the vicinity of each
school building and recommended that
copy of the list of boundaries he
posted on the door Of zach building,
Adopted.
Petition Denied.
Inc same committee recommended
that the petition for the opening of
another school in the district where
the Cone school is situated be denied
Tor the reason that there were NOT
enough children in the district to war
rant such step. Adopted.
High School Graduates as Teachers
The committee on teachers and
school work reported that it had under
CONSIDERATION for some months the an
phcation of several graduates of the
hlgh school for positions to teach. The
report says: while we are very
06Glr0llC n In h.
the High school occupy places in the
corps OF teachers as soon as practi
cable, we are at the same time con-
Vlnced that the welfare of our punils
requires from those graduates some
special training for teachers before
they are permitted to take places in
the schools as Independent teachers.
We therefore recommend in case of
these applicants the adoption of the
following plan:
"First-That all graduates of the
high school, who desire to teach. be
advised to register in the Normal
school for training, practice teaching
and pedagogical Instructions By a
special arrangement made with the
Normal faculty these students will all
be permitted to form a part of the
first section for training and practice
teaching
Second-Ihat after not less than
three months Of such work in the
Normal school, on the occurrence of
suitable vacancies in our corps of
grade teachers, such vacancies be
filled by selections from the number of
high school graduates in attendance al
the Normal school,
''Third-That the choice mentioned
be made after a consideration of the
skill acquired in practice teaching and
the promise of successful work af-
forded by the students in question"
Adopted.
Annual Report to Be PRINTED.
The committee on finance recon-
mended that the contract for printing
1000 copies of the fifth annual re-
port of the board of education be
awarded to the Deseret News Publish
ing company at S1.34 per page, that
being the lowest bid. Adopted.
miscellaneous Business.
Cotton offered the following resolu-
ton: Resolved that the superintendent
is hereby directed to abolish the
seventh and eighth grades in schools
where the number of pupils in each
Of said grades is less than twenty and
that the pupils below such minimum
be assigned to other schools. The in
tent of this resolution being to secure
more room for pupils in the lower
grades"
Referred to the committee on teach
ers and school work
Baldwin moved that the superin-