The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-08

.rs teachers examinations on
AZ tuesday and Wednesday. the
NoAuo.y order viii be followed in the
u fcHoNi'7 subiects. Monday, 9 to II,
va!!Iy.L,.t.s. n t012:3O, United Stateshis-
pelo7 .f.g0 t0 2:30, writing; 2:3O to 4,
Tor! 10 p. spelling. Tuesday, 9
reeoo,"g75 arithmetic; 1880 to y, geog-
1 % w. w.. f.g0 10 g. English grammar; to
IaI'' rbysfoIogy and hygiene. Wednes-
t.s' I'm ba devoted 90 the High school
o.! --s and they will be given as fol-
sun Elementary botany, elementary
E,-.5~a physics, physical geography
.T5 civil government.
r~+s-eqr-ng programmes were rem
- ir aU of the rooms Of the Whit
cry s.booI ON Friday. but the principal
..-,gfrment was given in room 8,
GU taa pupils of the higher grades
VIZ ss.ambIed. The most interesting
w.. off The day was the pTesenta-
,f tine prize given by The Herald
,ro school MS q result Of the contest
4-gwfns. Mr. IgIeheart was pres
-. and gave the pupils "a very inspiring
t beautiful copy Of Schreyer's
.r-,-erfaI Courier was presented to
IN. school. Mrs. Elliott and Miss Pol
i@.k were present, as were also many
other visitors
Following are the pupils of the Jack
am who have not been absent nor
.-fy durfu. the entire year. IRA Tay-
fHfffncr,f.,
rtbsI Anderson. Maud WestWOOd, FL
F,t Gillespie. Zina Solomon. Rachel
p5nnau. Ethel Webley, Clyde Hills,
Henry Hansen, Conner Llewelyn, As
al TavIo~. Trcssa Boman. Ella En-
-s-tgon. Alice Webiey. Rodney Olsen.
Frla Nilsson. The last named, Ella
wilson. has not been absent nor tardy
3uring the past two years.
Tho pupils of room - Bonneville, had
4, good time ON Friday morning. After
an hour or so spent i'm games. Mrs.
Tamlfnsou treated all 10 ice cream and
-ka lad Ibituml. which We're much
rioveI By everybody. The principal
and ianit0r were invited to join the
1artv. Mrs Tomlinson was the recipi-
emit Of several tokens of good viii from
.hc parents. -. ....-'..-..
The Lincoln school reports that from
,he proceeds of it's last concert and
from individual donations it-has been
able Co pay for the new piano entirely,
and has $50 iu the treasury.
The pupils Of the eighth grade at the
Emerson school spent a pleasant after
l50u at the lake Friday
The pupils Of the jackson enjoyed a
number OF parties during the past
week. The pupils of rooms 6. G, s, to-
gether had one Thursday, while
rooms - and l3 gave one Wednesday.
q. which games were played and re-
leshmentS served.
The pupils of the Emerson school
rho have been neither absent nor tardy
during the year are Gaylcn Young and
Alice Robbins, the latter having per
Feet record for the past two years.
Miss LamsOu of the Whittier gave a
delightful luncheon Friday TO the
teachers of the Whittier school. I'm
honor of Miss Louise Norris. who is
% be married June % to Mr.. George
D. M0ntfort of WhatcOm. Wash. Miss
Norris win be missed at the Whittier.
Where she has spent a very successful
year.
Thursday afternoon the pupils OF
1o5m T. at the Jackson school, sixth
4, enjoyed a peanut hunt.
The Ninth school boasts Of four ru-
pills who have been neither absent nor
l3r1y during the year. They Dora
hnaptou. sumner MargettS, Walter
Vest and Ralph PeudletUn.
Supervisor Elliott Of the city schools
will leave Tuesday morning Ger the
cast She Will conduct the drawing
department. fin DIT. Cooks summer
school 40 De Kalb. H.. till the FIRST
Of August after which time She Will
BE- in Chicago till the close Of the va
cation.
Visitors at the Uintah school Curing
me week were Mrs McHale.. Mrs. y.
W. Harmon. Mrs. Alice Bush. Mrs Mil
lard and Miss Pollock.
Principal COMBS of the Lincoln
shoo. viii leave Tuesday for the easL
ana ".. spend the summer around the
lake region. ......--..
Nsss-s. Newman and Young were
Welcome visitors this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Bell of the city schools
Nl spend the summer in Pcnnsyl-
Tna
Miss Lena Pratt Of the Uintah VIII
rave for Kansas ON the 10Th. where
sle WI. spend the vacation With
'ael-s and relatives.
lAe Misses Arnold and Petit Of the
lincoln school win spend their sum
ns7 On Los Angeles.
A.ss Sa'ie Mcleod Of the Tintar
".E. Wednesday for Chicago
..E. ,.. viii take up work IN a sum
DER school.
rS-E.Tu-oudent Prior Of the American
schools. accompanied by hi.
a' visited the Lincoln school dur.
as The past week.
PISS Harold viii spend her summer
" De. home DO Ohio.
4.ss Jennie CauHeld OF the O9uirrH
'. conduct q summer class al
' nome. a-A East Fifth South street
AGHTE GRADE PROGRAMMES
The rroEammes rendered IN The Va
s ..E schools during the past wecl
'o -ang of them of unusual inter
=. e-. merit The exercises on IN.
r-- ny the promotion from thl
, ." .re High schools ar, Of ma
~..- .-.- to show the quality C.
~ ny pupils as taev pas
.-' The different grades. ari a
--....... -" rendered this year were IS
go . satisfactory. The programme
nj. me city schools By che pu
'-s .- Oh. sichth grades are below.
Wasatch School.
opening march.
UrE song.
Our only Greatness i
.'-- We Aspire Frances era