The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02


seventh grade teachers Of the city.
The method employed was amply illus
Grated by the duency with which topic
after, tonic was reciJed. and the fact
rlas pupils may DE laugh TO think as
,rsu as to talk was fully exemplified.
parrqps the most interesting and in
-+r--lrfra part of the exercise was the
lzt-foumeut OF the new lesson. Miss
gsrf7eId chose for this part of the
rrarI- rhe subject Of Internal Improve
r-ants of Europe" laying special stress
il. the "cathedrals' and art galleries. ~
e4a showed her method of assisting The
rnufrs I'm the study and preparation Of
rre lesson, which apparently is Of as
much Importance at least, as the reel
rsriar itself for the reason that
GOOD recitation must be the inevitable
result of good prepare ton. In the dis
russion which followed, IL was devel-
rr+5 that much material outside the
textbook is utilized. Many of the prln-
Cfpa!s af the city were present
The following programme was rem
de-t8 iH room u of the Union school
hv The eighth grade last Friday, Feb
IS. Song by the school. Juno Day;
recitation. How We Caught the
sketch of John Hancock, LeOna Cow
ley: song. Winnie Stout, Janey Widen
and Nellie Booker; historical quota
tf0us. VIII Winagar, Lester Blackner.
Olivia Davis; description Of girl in
room. Robert Hay; song, Florence
Merrill comic reading John Burgess;
river Song" school; description Of
pupil. Sidney .Leaver; song by school,
over the Sea Nellie iidslam favored
us with another recitation; song by the
school. recitation. Abbie Cowley.
Mrs Critchlow and Mrs. Han Of the
educational committee of the Ladies
Literary society visited the Webster
Wednesday 70 say that il has been de-
ciced 10 decorate with pictures and
statuary the spacious main corridor Of
Webster, which decision wiz be re-
ce1ed with delight by both teachers
AMI pupils and patrons.
During the coming week Mrs. IL
lott viii meet teachers as follows:
Fifth grade, Tuesday. March 4, 4 p. m;
sixth grade, Thursday, March 6, 4 p. m.
The meetings with the other supervis-
oTs viii be: Eighth grade. Wednesday.
March 5, 4 .. M, Mr.. WetZell; second
grade Wednesday, March ., 3:45 p. m,
Miss Pollock
the Franklin teachers at dinner Thurs
day ar her home.
Miss Carrie Smith OF the Jackson
school gave "a very interesting lesson in
geography before the teachers of the
fourth grade IN the meeting with Miss
Pollock Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Wo0dmanSee and Miss NJ /
Paul entertained the Webster teachers !
al the home Of tire former, 399 Lincoln
avenue. Friday evening.
In the spelling contest at the Web
ster school the picture was won by Miss
Davis pupils OF room is.
LOngtellOW has not been forgotten al
the OquirTh. as is shown by the many
pictures Lot only Of the poet himself. /
but also illustrative of his poems. /
which adora the walls of many Of the /
TOCTs.
The pupils of the eighth grade at the I
Hamilton school gave their fcrmer +
teacher, Miss Valentine Murphy a /
most delightful surprise party on Fri
Gay evening. In addition to the usual I
festivities they presented her with a i
handsome silver berry spoon.
The many friends of Miss Jessie Drew I
VIII De glad 10 learn that she has
uncovered her health 10 such an extent /
tlaJ She IS back at her work i'm the
city schools.
The exhibit of the work done by the
puEiS OF the Emerson school, which T
has attracted the attention of parents
curing the past week. is closed. and
0e6Inning tomorrow morning the work
y- tne Jackson pspils VIII be in place /
toT examination
The Union school has formed an stb-
.i ,s.l5 ASSOCIATION and VTlll go in for all
hihdS 81 school sports. Two baseball
teams HFVe already been organized.
1 VIA ney Eastman and Lester
n'athner as captains The officers of
,,,e association are President, Hume I
llFtf secretary and treasurer. Don
campbell, ana business mana GERS. Cor
aoa hyde and Wesley smith
Among the objects Of interest an the
l4llTh al present is the Indian cor
t ..7-- which has been arranged in room I
D. mere are founC the Indian baskets.
.-t %" and arrows, the papoose's T.
r- -@L-t ana other cErioS. All of these
es'5--I'ens of Indian workmanship
wee contributed by the pupils.
NOUN Id a the Webster school had
--lt very good cOnsTuctioneI draw
sS 10 show as the result of this
week s. work.
MISS Eugenia Mort substituted in
-e'-- 3 az the Oquirrh on Monday last
-- .At absence of Mrs. Melton. The
~ ' -. l5acher- who Sas out Of school /
Ut account Of sickness.
7r.-s.A me Franklin visitors were
T15,..L'.--.t Baldwin, Hansen, brennan. /
~. -, -t.-eJr Brown, Jensen, Ed
rr--'. VILLAINS. Anderson. Cheshire
w--y. La Belle. Sinclair. Thomson
Ne-Le-.'r and Clark.
among ste visitors az the O-ui7rb
teSl week were Ar. j. II. sham
49, S-I- George T. Odeu and Me-
- A-@nS Dix and DresIer on
$asIlHS of tie school.
ana m, VISOR NetZsu spent "Wednesday
n, thursday at the Hamilton
s..t---> --t.tRei, who is employed As 4 4
,..-....- -e teacher IN the city schools
n'-...- --t primary grades M the
l4-.lEa the past week.
.--. ia. Duny0u Of the Tooela
81 aseempanied bv The Misses
-,- ----A.-- Marshall and Kirk or his
49, '- teachers, visited the Union
-. ~ -HE the week.
u,.-- 'ot1tN was a visitor AT the
55-......- 1n Monday.
F---,.......' --laent Pinney paid the
s- visit ou Tuesday. Z
PAN am. mother of Miss Maude
Thr-s-.- d. visitor at the Webster
A. and Mrs. Winston of ,r,.,.s. [
ms. Visitors at the Webster NToD5sI-
rb. we're particularly interested in
i-- .--. Lural features of the build
Hsfl. ---...-1ay Miss Gibson and M.
M VISITED the Hsmilton school
AMI sr.-. RAY principal Of the Ninth
-Hs ..- -l1 katherine Wall. a teacher in
he +--- school Inspected the work If !
s55-- 49, Elade at the Dquirrh for =
l.n- ON Wednesday
~ l.f-neira-s w \ x,-.T.- a
R nm school and d. A. Ne1sor ~ , ,i,S
l-7-.' were among the weeks ,-is- s
sr-@, The Jackson school
5bs--- -..--Ea Foster was Obliged TO he
5sv an ON school last week for ,r,e :.
BroaE-S.' neF place was filled bv AIrs, :
Hiss Moe 49,. 9