The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27

The past week completes the nominal
Ia.1 year Of the city schools. -FOUR anu
ep1ni1a ii Septem.er. However. owing
10 the amount of work LETT over from the
short term last year, the Wotk zone ~
this time Is Ia excess Of me reg9lal- oit,5
line. and the work of ali grades IS Iouno
10 be well Up toward the require
ana = nreeuf-e.. of nine fun months, there
is fair cha-.vs of completing the course
tot the year
"A very profitable hour was spent by
she teachers of the seventh and elghtn
Grades on Thursday afternoon at ~ @
meeting with Superintendent cooper. me
work along various lines was gone over
for the coming half year The importance
OF recognizing and respecting the puplls
individuality was emphasized by the sG-
Derintendent A strong plea was mao
grades, that the child might have more
ance VITA material surroundings was ad-
Vised and more actual work, especially IN
mathema ties, urged
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AT the fourth grade meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon Superintendent cooper
save q helpful and suggestive ak on
arithmetic Attention was called 70 tne
outline, additional to the course of study
which was recently prepared for lle pri-
that despite the work remaining over
from last year, the average OF accom-
pishmeLt was good
AT the regular meeting Of thE Whittier
Mothers club Friday afternoon = most
a paper on Home heading py MIS- nc
Nit. an animated discussion on literature
took place. lne clup enjoyed most
helpful talk by Mrs Elliott on artistic
Environments for the Child. Tea was
served by the ladies, and most pleasant
and profitable eflernOon was spent Inc
next regular meeting takes place the last
Friday IN March. The programme will be
announced later
The eighth grade OF the Wasatch school
visited both houses Of the legislature on
progress and the Dung people were nigh
ly entertained.
The Union school is to have a Parents
day in two weeks An excellent pro
gramme Is being prepared and much ben
exit Is anticipated
The basket hall game played by the
girls teams Of the OQutrrh and Hamilton
han was the first of a series of the Salt
Lake Basket BAH league. Both teams
have excellent material, but the game
was won by the HaIniltonss probably pc
cause of longer experience DF a score OF
seven TO three. For the snort period o.
two months that the OcJirThs nave been
organized. their playing is of such q ma
turs as to induce the beiief among their
friends that the HamiltOns must look 10
their laure.s the next time
,ro,,7.,- Tan * dav| and averfaar is
NloIuaS Je'n. = , NC 90 tb7 to Tfsif
the art exhibit at the Laoles' Literary
Gun lls ,iif i,s roi5 IN he lower GRADES. A
S.f w., ,s e5i I'M, - viii b5 Tan5sTe5 dur
ing the evening,
g. est 5-.---41 -7,,-.t q, m,
SalGf ,ii fs ,I5h hoHS en- viii be ope9
from 1g o'clock a. m. to . p m, and again
n. Inc eN qS sI,,5 - and refrs5
S1srfz szry-sI The proceeds VIII 90 to-
ward the piano fund.
Tho eighth grade of the Lowell. under
the Icaders1ip of Miss Balm ana MIR He'd
ger. visited tho lower house of the Iegls-
ested in seeing THE wheels g round
Through the KINDNESS OF MT. AXton many
caurtesics were extended 10 the boys AND
girls
Miss Elizabeth fitzgerald Of the Jack
son school and recently from MInnea pOllS,
Is win The Misses Foster at 56S First
street
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Barbara Ions u me l-liltS go SClloo H.
Who enters the NTH srade on NonoaE, II
tultled TO- honorapie ms menu ioI Plf
Juauty- She has attended Jne Lincoln
had tardy mark
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tho Jackson mas }e-utisu lilS - afsscf
70 the board OF e3qcal P'15, 20 .cet re-
enter the postal service on inc 4, sIT I,7l
one mas as YET pe-A ''ll'o'--'- IA A.
Ger pace
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,rfs- Johns of tRs. I.oweu is back at her I
- ..F+-r = rather severe illness.
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