The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-08
VTERY few changes have been found

corps al the close of the first
nalf-year Of school. The work of the
past week has been mainly the re-
adjustment of classes, and the dis
turbances incident to change of text
books, and the regarding of the vari-
Gus sets. The regular work, however
mas progressed better than usual under
such circumstances. AS a consequence
or the enlarged condition of the sew
enth grade at the Jackson school, Miss
Arold, who has been in the Lincoln
schoOl for the past two years, and who
1s a teacher Of great experience was
transferred to that grade, and Miss
johnson has been placed in the Lincoln
school
The following Emerson pupils have
oeen neither absent nor tardy the first
half of this year: Room 1-Venron At
wood, Kenneth Burnett, Bertha Storz,
Elizabeth Hensley. Room 2-Ivan
Brown. Room mabel Street, Roger
Vanpelt, Lulu Judd: Room 5-Wayne
Atwood, Alice Robbins, Lloyd Brown.
Room 6-Erna Judd. Beth Robbins.
Russell Young, Raymond Goss, Daniel
Briggs. James Elliott. Room dot
Douglass, Susie Miller, Frank Teasdale.
Room S-Porter Wilson, Herbert Snow.
Room 1O-Yineent Sadler, Mabel Doug
las.
The visitors at the Union school for
the past week were: Mrs Nash Mrs
Doyle, Mrs. Mathews. Mr. and Mrs.
McEntee. Mrs. McCardell Mrs. Nor
gan, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Mumford, Mrs.
Cummings, Mrs. Dwyer, Miss Smell,
Mrs. and Miss Pratt. Mrs. Harrison,
' Mrs. Schluter, Mr.. Jones, Mr.. MilleTt,
Mr.. Bradford, Mr.. Newman. Mr.. Nor
gan.
Dc he -
IongfeilOw school. and Miss iIelen
Jenkins. formerly of the Union school,
, has been added to the corps. The
| Longfellow has increased in its at
tendance TO such an extent during the
present school year that it has be-
come necessary to use the hall as a
recitation room.
5 Next Saturday morning will be held
the half-yearly meeting of the city
teachers The meeting viii be in the
High school assembly hall, and Su-
perintendent Christensen will address
the teachers on Method and Manner
in the Recitation" musical pro-
gramme will be furnished.
Miss Anna L. Corbett. Mrs Tomlin-
sons assistant in the teaching of sew
ing, has been quite i'll during The past
week with severe attack of hives.
She will resume her place in the pub
lie schools tomorrow morning.
Miss Scholes of the Grant school,
who has had leave of absence for q
few weeks on account of her health,
has returned to the city much improved
in health and will probably resume her
duties Monday.
Miss Moffat of the Franklin school
has been doing some excellent MeXi-
can work, which was concluded by a
Mexican "at home" on Friday after
noon. The children showed keen in
terest and did some very fine work.
Mrs. Elliott was a visitor at the En-
erson last week and expressed herself
as highly pleased with the work
throughout the building. She was par
ticularly well pleased with the basket
weaving done by fourth and fifth grade
pupils under the instruction of Miss
NJ. c. Hull.
Mr. B. S. Young and Mr.. Byron Cum
mings. members of the board of educa-
tion, were recent visitors at the Emer-
son.
Visitors at the Emerson the past
week were Mrs. Charles Robbins, Mrs.
John Robbins, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs.
3. NJ. Young.
The children in Miss Pratts room at
the Sumner school were perfect in
punctuality this month.
Mrs. Mabel Y. Held has spent part
of the past week at the Grant school
in the place of Miss Manning.
Miss Harold of the Sumner school
has been out during the past week, and
her place has been filled by Mrs. Bailey.
Mrs. NJ e Mckay of the Ninth
school was obliged TO be absent during
the past week, and Miss Hahn substi-
tuted in her place.
Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Woolley. Mrs. Tat
lock. Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Roberts
anz Mrs. Johnson visited the Sumner
school last week.
Dr. Whitney made some very in
structive remarks before the Fourth
grade pupils of the Emerson this week.
The Union school reports six rooms
as having a percentage of 100 in pune
tuality for the past month
Miss Pollock held a called meeting of