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

tbs High school have taken place. and
rrom0tion exercises We're held I'm those
bruF1.es on Friday. Many of these ex-
erlI-as we're of very interesting char
.efar and parents and friends were out
q. force to witness them.
several changes were made i'm the teach
tng corps of the city yesterday at the
-safiug Of the board. Not only were
,5ers two principals positions 10 be filled.
Grr a number Of racapcies in the teeth
irv force were also existing BY reason
nd the changes made, Miss Nellie Hahn
viU 20 10 the Wasatch. in the place OF
Mrs Davis. Mr.. J. j. Hutchinson of Jop-
I'm No. VIII take Miss Hahns place. Mrs.
Alice Tomlilson goes 20 the Bonneville
a. GH the Ilace Of Miss Caldwell. and
Miss caldwell to the Hamilton in Miss
NcMas,eTs' place. Miss Williamson of
tha irving viii succeed Miss Lucy Van
iatt at the Lowell, who takes the prin-
,,rglship Of the Irving.
Tho Franklin school literary societies
of rooms II and Il, seventh and eighth
Grades met in joint debate Friday after
MON The question debated was: Re
sofrpd That the crimes of white men
AGAINST the Indians have been greater
tbqE those Of the Indians against the
Sbtss Those supporting the affirma-
i've side were Samuel Risley Minnie
pordn and Bonnie HUWeiis, ghile the
negative view was presented by RAY
CoIman. Leila Whorle and Charles Perry
The judges decided IN favor of the af-
Tbe Ouirrh pupils united i'm the follow
INK exercises TO celebrate the birthday Of
+bs late President Mckinley: An original
r0mpOsition on the Purpose Of This Gel
ebratiou." by Mason Williams; the gov
erp0rs proclamation. read By little O.
vear-0id Adelaide Eichnor with remark
a5'e CearucSS and expression; a violin
solo Dr. Louise Root. and the biography
OF Mckinley ny Margaret Parsons The
exercises ClOCed with the singing of
America by the school with a zeal that
eugurod well for tho loyalty OF the fu-
ure citizens there assembled. The pro-
gramma was very pleasing. though al
most impromptu, having been prepared
since Monday.
Parents TO The number Of $50 visited the
Union school Friday afternoon. Regular
cass exercises showing the pupils IN
their regular work were held in each
room from 2.l0 t. $40. Following this.
short programme. one number of which
was furnished by each room. was rem
dered IN the assembly hall, after which
the parents returned TO the respective
rooms and examined the work in drawing
language etc.
There will be a meeting of the parents
of the Webster school next Thursday aft
cn0OI at the close of the session. 4
fine musical programme has been ar
ranged. consisting Of chorus from rooms
II and Is. and SONGS by Mr.. and Mrs
WetZell. Professor Marshall Of the Uni
versity of Utah Will address the parents
on the subject: Literature in the Home
and the School
Ida Robinson, Lurrine Miles. Ella Har-
r.sou Nsude Myers, Nernico Burton. Rob
ert Alexander, Gilbert Amos and Frank
May0l pupils OF the eighth grade at the
Fremont school. each made a short talk
90 the children Of the primary grades last
Wedns sday on the occasion OF Mckinney
memorial exercises. It was surprising TO
the teacher 20 see how well they interest
ed the little folks 18th facts about Nc
kinley
The many friends Miss. Cooper OF. the
Longfs,ow school II regret to learn Of
her departure ye ,rday for Spokane,
where she will accsl- a most excellent pO-
StOp IN the schools. Miss Cooper has
been principal Of the Longfellow school
for years and teachers. pupils and par
entS Ia that district will miss her seri-
Uusy
R,WaHd Hall will begin its second term
ou Monday. the 30 of February. This will
Pee favorable time Tor student 20 enter
te school, as new classes Cor the work
Of ihe last half-year will ne formed
Room eight, the Hamilton Literary So
ciety held its second meeting Friday and
gave a fine programme.
Mrs. PrOSSer will remain at the Irving
Monday and assume charge at Longfel-
llu school Tuesday morning.
Miss Lawson served cocoa and cake TO
tee teachers of the Fremont Friday. in
honor Of Miss Davis, who lNaves the Ere
mont for other work next Monday morn
ing.
The room at the wasatch school in
which the exercises We're held on Friday
was beautifully decorated with ever
greens and class flowers. pink carnations.
The whole OF the decorating was done 0y
The class of the eighth grade.
Az The Hamilton I'm Miss McMaSter's
and Miss ottinger'S room last week DR..
Whitney tall s on 'Esquimau Dogs.
Thursday evening Miss Caroline Smith
ol the Jackson school was surprised by
her pupils at her home. The evening was
pleasantly spent with music and games,
~Jer which refreshments We're served.
The Riverside school observed the birth
CAV of Mckinley in q fitting manner. 1Ir.
Young of ne board of education gave an
interesting and instructive address. Miss
Crismon. accompanied by Mrs. Curtis.
rendered two delightful sOlOrs The eX-
crcises closed with Lead kindly Light 3"
from the Riverside chorus.
Ton spite nj recent photographed and
mathematical contests. rooms 2 and 10
ar The OQuirrh unite most tremendously
Tor their music period. when. under the
spirited direction of their teachers. Misses
Eva Riie- and NJ ~ WolCott they charm
TIE ear Of the chance listener with dulcet
tones anC flowing measure.
n beautiful picture OF Mckinley adOrns
the wal Of the Emerson school the gift
or Mrs Bennett. a patron.
,..as." HNHNHlNtlrllL 2 lN-AektIlrtn visited the
NasitCh school on Wednesday morning
..l gave the class leaving for the High
..a"'I an excellent talk on their future
course ir educational lines.
The OQLirrh seventh \ class presented
me graduating class with a large bunch
- very nc3utifJl white roses
Al the Franklin school the second Is
,tss beat In the spelling match against
~. second a. and third 3 classes. Tho
ttta A class leat the fifth 3 class in
ioom I'm the number match.
Among the visitors al the WasatCh
se.'a. were. MeSdamcs Graham. sam
rf-s. Brooks, Fouiger, Huber. MDneV,
SetlS". oloo. futile, Lyons. TwiCky.
LALr'soD. Eastman. Messrs- Eastman,
Aclr.'re. Carson. Forbes Hefner
Miss Katherine Wall of the Ninth
s.lrH. visited the Misses Dunford and
As..er Of the Lowell Hiss Stanchfield
On" Lorgfellow and Miss Murphy of
Cd. "asatch schools on Friday.
N". oIuirrh visitors during the week
we've. Mrs. III. a. Fowler 81 the Murray
''".- Miss Lenora Sampson. recently
81. mn training school; Mesda mes Desky.
-tl Sueison. =. r. Peterson. Simp-
,. Shelly futile T. Johnson, Morris.
Arthur Connolly and Nj. and Mrs.
Nrs-ames Bell. Brady. Brown. Hack
. .noDeN. TiobS. Price. Oliuger aff6
''>s-- Clark, brennan and Conuors were
-- pc visitors at the Franklin schO Il
Miss Rr.nton ot tEc training school
s.-'. Wednesday visiting the Webster
A.-,r Supervisor Wetzeil visited the
-t-.Era last week TO hear the eighth
-.t-. chorus work. whiCE was pro
.1-rf excellent
PRINCIPAL Barton Of the sumner school
.-s absent during the week through
@s~ Sampson ~ the training school
1.- visitor at the Whittier school last
'-.ss stella Watson OF the Park city
Is In the city visiting parents and
ATS Held OF the Lowell school returned
PER WORK last Friday after an ahsenCe
- ".- We T.
.lTS- N hite and Miss Evans ~ the Ere
- and Mss Wall Of the Ninth en-
- visiting day together during the