Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07
SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOLS

extend into the FIRST week OF June
Both teachers and pupils seem TO have
entered the new term with renewed eff
forts for good substantial work the
coming four months
Miss Arnold, formerly or the Lincoln
has been transferred 10 the eighth
grade OF the Jackson, where she VIII
assist Miss Sallie Cox.
Miss Anna Carhett OF the sewing de-
| partment has been too III 10 attend to
her duties at the various meetings the
past week,
Mr.. Jones visited the oduirrh during
| the week.
Wednesday being the birthday or
| Miss Maude Harold and Mrs, Shep-
! herd Of the Sumner they were both
| pleasantly remembered by teachers
and pupils, with flowers and bonbons,
Mrs. Bailey substituted during the
week at the Sumner,
Two choruses under the instruction
Of Mr. Ira Schaffner. have been or
ganized at the Emerson.
Mrs. Elliot visited the Emerson last
| week and expressed herself as well
| pleased with the art work Throughout
the building, especially with the basket
| weaving IN the fourth and nth grades
under the instruction OF Miss Hull,
Mr.. b. S. Young and Mr.. Byron
| Cummings OF the board OF education
were recent visitors at the Emerson.
Mrs. C. Robbins and Mrs, Stewart
were vhtors at the Emerson this
| week.
The teachers OF the Whittier school
were very much pleased TO see Miss
Jennie Slmons In her place again last
| Monday.
The Riverside teachers bowled at the
Brunswick last Friday.
The statuary which is TO adorn the
Fremont corridor has arrived
Dr. Whitney visited the Riverside
school on Tuesday and talked TO tho
| children on the necessity of proper po-
sition In standing and sitting.
Much good language work ls being
done by the upper grades of Fremont
school. based on the life Of Napoleon.
| A large picture OF Napoleon has re.
Gently been placed in the corridor.
Mr.. Madsen was a welcome visitor
at the jackson Thursday.
Miss Johnson has been transferred
to the seventh grade in the Lincoln and
her place has been taken by Miss Leona
Horne at the Jackson.
a very interesting as well as instruc-
| tive program was rendered at the
Oquirth last Friday.
The teachers Of the Webster were
| glad to welcome Miss Cooper back to
school Monday. after weeks absence.
The pupils Of the seventh grade
| Oquirrh have commenced the study OF
United States history.
| In the death OF Mrs. John A. Lenzl.
which occurred at ST. Marks hospital
| Thursday morning, the Webster school
loses an Interested friend and patron.
| While u great sufferer for the past year
Mrs Lenzi has always been patient and
cheerful, always ready to help further
the work Of the school. The sincere
sympathy Of the teachers and pupils
Is extended TO Mr.. Lenzl and his little
son Don, who is pupil in the six
grade.
The history class which Just COM
| pleted the colonial period In the Web.
ster, had a very lively competition Nom
day. az which the sides question each
other. with the privilege OF taking pris-
oners should the question be missed.
| Jennie Hagen was captain OF one side
and Marshall Breeder the other.
Mrs. Elliot visited the Whittier.
oquirrh and Riverside this week.
The pupils and patrons OF the Frank
| lin are very much elated over their
honorable mention for the excellence
Of their initial letters.
A new teacher viii be in the primary
department Of the Hamilton to relieve
the crowded condition In the lower
grades.
Miss Larsen was absent during the
week from her place In the Hamilton.
Miss Lane Of the Hamilton visited
the sixth grade Oquirrh on Thursday.
Mrs. Held supplied at the Grant two
days this week. Mrs. Hahn at the ninth
on Monday and Tuesday,
a general teachers meeting viii be
held at the West Side High school on
Saturday, Feb. IA, at the usual time.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson visited the
Bonneville this week.
The teachers OF the seventh grade
are very enthusiastic over the delight
full work outlined for the coming month
In the art department. which includes
study OF type forms, historic gateways
and cathedrals built on type forms, the
study and development OF stained glass.
which are to be original work Of pu-
pills In design and color.
The teachers OF the BOngfellow had
the pleasure OF entertaining Mr.. Wet.
zell at luncheon on Wednesday
At the Lowell there have been So pu.
pills who have not been absent or tardy
for the year
Mildred Bancroft Of the Lowell eighth
| grade has q perfect record in attend
ance and department for the first half
| year.
Mesdames Held Romney, Hattin. Nc
| Clure. Mancton, Winsness, Knutsnuv-
sky, Alfales Young Gerold simon and
Wern' were among the Lowell visitors
this week.
Mr. Wetzell visited the Lowell, Long
fellow, Wasatch and Training school
during the week.
Miss Pollock visited the Sumner
OQuirrh, Uintah and Riverside schools
his week.
Dr. Whitney examined eyes and
hroats OF pupils at the Lowell on
Thursday.
A parents meeting was held at the
Whittier Friday afternoon. A goodly
lumber was present and the time spen,
rohtably.
The following pupils from room l.
\ pquirrh school, have not been absent
Dr tardy for the term. Starr Warirop