The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-19

full Summer school III ST. marx school
building.
A. J. Nielsen. for the past two years
principal of the Sandy schools, has been
/ assigned to the Scandinavian mission
Principal L. F. Moench of the Weber
Stake academy, Ogden. was in the city
4 last week.
| of the faculty of the State University,
! Will open tomorrow
The state board of education will con-
I duct an examination of applicants for
] state certificates and diplomas Aug. 10.
Miss Alta Virgins and Miss Alice E.
Rowe Will leave the city July l to at
/ tend the meeting of the n. e. a. in
/ Washington.
) Superintendent F. v Me,calf Of the
deaf mute school, Ogden. was in the city
! yesterday.
/ Miss Mary Hall. daughter Of L. L Hall,
/ will graduate from Mt ho.ycl1e this ear
Ex-President J. H. Paul Of the Agricul-
( tural college. is expected home soon from
his European mission
/ e ! Stewart will have charge of the
! Sandy schools the coming year.
Miss Edith RowberTy is TO succeed Mss
! Rer2 Baker at Forest D2le-
The -emo~a! Of the High school 70 its
new quarters viii require The presence
here o. Principal CLARK, Who Wi ne quite
busy dur,1~ vacation. As a diversion,
himself ana fdmil- Will take short car
riage drives 90 the Gci-hacrlTC canyons,
anc VIII be gore two or three as on
their ,rips-
State su-er.ntenaen. Park visited the
JOINT lnstit.ite Il Saint IN -iGay.
Pr;nci. al Bra !iord Of Ike jackson school
Will attend the OmahI OPPOSITION il -Au-
gust.
Principal Bennicn Ct the Southern Nor
NAL PURPOSES attending the Chicago L nj
versis-' ms SIMMER.
The annual school population census
will be taken, as required by law. between
the first and third Moncays IN July.
Principal A. S. Martin and family VIII
spend the summer on their trui1 Iarm ad-
joining this city
1t is an open question whether the party
of Salt Lake tea-h-fs, CHI pe-Cnsd by Mss
Adelaide Holton. has struck Chico 90 ur
chicago has str ucS them. Eu- though the
decision on this moInsnIous = lcssIL- has
not been reached and probably would not
be unanimous depending so largely upon
the personality OF the individuals, there
is no lack OF uDanimlty as 70 the number
and magnitude of the ideas ACQUIRED. IL
is rot a case OF wonder that '-o-e small
head can contain ii all. but that the
heads collectively should be equal to the
content.
Under the escort of Mr.. Kelsey of Coun-
Gil Bluffs the party. Monday, visited the
Mcpherson school at Ravenswood and
drew long breaths of amaZement as they
watched children of the second grade re-
produce, in less than ten minutes. with
crayon. a mass drawing representing the
ideas which they had obtained from a
story previously read to them By their
The number work. especially that of the
fifth and sixth grades here, was Darticu-
larry good
Tuesday. escorted by Mr.. w W. Speer
assistant superintendent of Chicago, and
Mr. Kelsey. the party visited the TalcOt
school in the morning. the Washington in
the early part of the afternoon, and later
in the day had the rare pleasure ot list
enins for an hour to that wonderful wO-
man, Miss Locke, supervisor OF drawing
in the Chicago schools. Before seeing or
hearing Miss Locke, our continual cry
with regard TO the drawing had been,
How can they secure such work.? but
ever since. we have said, How can they
fail TO secure it2
The week has already given US so much
and promises still better things to come.
so that some of US can hardly wait for
September's opportunity to put into prac-
tee the ideals we have Il mind
The closing exercises Of Salt Lake COL
lege will take place this week.
Mr.. briggs, of the Cedar City normal.
win attend the Chicago university this
summer
Miss Minnie a. Bartch has decided to
attend either Smith or Wellesley the COM
ing year, The many friends of this es-
Unable young lady regret that the city
schools are 70 be deprived of her services,
bat wish for her success and oie@SI-e in
a higher institution of learning.
90 g %
Prof. George @. Coray, Of the univer-