Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01

Cheops, built by slaves and unwilling
subjects, with the proposed Mckinley
monument. built by the loving gilts Of
lreemen.
IDA Robinson. Ella Harrison. Lurrlne
Mics Venice Burton. Maude Myers
Robert Alexander, Gilbert Amos, and
Frank Mnyo, pupils Of the eighth
grade Fremont school, each made a
short talk TO the primary children ON
Mckinley Memorial bay. The teachers
were surprised to see how wen they in
terested the little folks with facts about
Mckinley
supt Christensen Of the city schools
says
Relative to the assumption Of the
B Y, academy Of originality IN assign
Ing teachers 70 teach mathematics
geography ETC., ana nothing else, 1t
may be stated that Or, Dewey claims
no originality for the scheme, neither
should the H. Y. II members of the
faculty OF that institution would visit
certain buildings I'm salt Lake they
would find teachers in the sixth and
seventh grades IN which one Is teaching
all classes IN arithmetic; another all OF
the geography classes, and they are
cordially invited to come"
The Grant schools contribution to
the Mckinley memorial fund was S26.7O.
More than three-lOurths Of the school
contributed and the average contrlbu-
ton was approximately -four and half
cents apiece.
Miss Parry Of the Grant, Is reported
"a recovering slowly She is greatly
missed by all,
Miss Pollock Visited the Jackson, Free
mont, lon@elloW Twelfth Ninth,
Franklin and Union schools the past
week,
Much regret Is expressed over the H.
ness Of Principal Barton Of che SUM
ner school who has been away from
his duties the past week by reaaon Of
Illness Mr. LoathcrWoOd Of the Sth
grade, substituted in his stead,
Miss Davis, Of the Fremont. took
charge OF two rooms upstairs on two
occasions during the past week.
Miss Cooper resigned her position at
The l.ongfelloW yesterday 10 accept
position In the schools Of Spokane.
Miss Wall OF the Sumner school WIS.,
tied Miss Stanohlield Of the Longfellow
on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Cooper, Of the Longfellow, re-
ceived substantial gift from the
teachers and pupils Of the Longfelow
on her retirement from that school
The closing exercises Of the Sth A at
the Lincoln school on Friday afternoon
were very interesting Superintendent
Chrlstensens address to the class was
full Of inspiration aud one Of the most
worthy efforts that the patrons and
teachers Of that school have listened to
for long time.
Mr.. Prosser Of the Seventh grade at
the Webster, win assume the duties Of
principal at the Uintah on Monday,
Principal Mcknight Mr. Peterson,
critic teacher at the training school,
and Miss Edward Of the Murray school,
were Webster visitors last week.
The Riverside school observed the
birthday Of Mckinley In fitting man
ner Mr. b. s Young Of the board of
a
struotiye address Miss Crismon, ac-
companled by Mrs Curtis. rendered
two delightful solos. The exercises
closed with Lead, Kindly Light" from
the Riverside chorus,
Miss Agnes Evans OF the Fremont
visited Miss Thomas at the Riverside
Wednesday
Mr.. Geoghegan visited the Union
Wednesday forenoon,
Miss Wheeler Of the Union school
lunched with the Whittier teachers
Friday
Miss Clarke OF the Bountiful school
was visitor at the Union on Monday
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL.
Ivie Miller has entered school after
an absence Of nearly three weeks, on
account Of Illness,
Miss Paine was out on Wednesday on
account of illness.
The visitors were Mr., and Mrs Wet
gel Mrs, Miller Miss Sharp, Miss
Sands, Mr., Critchlow and Rev, p A,
Simpkns.
Helen Shepard Is improving rapidly
from her Illness. She is able to be
around and 1t Is hoped that she Will
resume her work soon.
Miss Clarahans freshman English
classes Will begin the Had on Monday
Miss Critchlow is out OF school on
account of illness. One OF the other
teachers will substitute for her. She is
not expected to return for abouta
month or six weeks.
The reception which the seniors gave
in the Kenyon was In every respect a
success.
The midyear classes will enter on
Monday. n
Miss Paine gave her freshman alge-
bra class an examination In factoring
on Thursday,
Mr.. Harwood's class will begin water
colors next week.