The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
WORK OF PUPILS
ON EXHIBITION
Represents Grammar and High
School Grades and All Ages.
ATTENTION GIVEN EARTH
PAPERS OF ENTIRE CLASS IN VA
RIoUs SUBJECTS SHOWN.

ne exhibit or Work done by the emil
dren in the city schools is i'm the board
rooms and may be viewed today by the
public The work comprises exhibits in
special subjects, but a great degree of
/ correIlating has been done Although
drawing viii be an exhibit by itself.
nearly all language and science work
has been illustrated by drawings. and
drawing plays an important part in
/ many lines Of work
Four large cabinets will be filled
/ with work mounted on sheets of 50X30
and placed in compact frames Two OF
/ these cabinets will b filed with geo
J graphy work, which in itself includes
work I'm almost all studies as well as
/ earth study That sent from the four
! lower grades is really language work
J based on the study of the earth and Its
/ people Each Of the lower grades is
/ represented with a great amount of
/ writing. drawing and mounted work
I The subject has been handled in a sys-
/ tematiC way, bringing the productions
of the country in connection with its
soil and climate into especial prOmi-
neuCe. This Is the course which excited
such favorable comment last year. and
for an outline Of which the schools of
Minneapolis made request to Miss
ROsalie Pollock.
same general line. the work showing
the advanced judgment and skiIfuI
work of the older pupils Beginning
with the fifth grade, the work of local
geography Is taken Up with great thor
cughueSS and carried out in Il most in
teT5Sting series of charts. Some sub
jects have been studied in detail. and
samples Of everything connected with
the subject from the raw material to
/ the finished product. are shown
A cabinet of drawings viii be includ-
( ed showing the work selected from all
grades. The work I'm the lower grades
is here better in kind than that of the
higher
Some fine examples Of Illustrations
are shown from the upper grades and
some good pose work while the exam
pies Of designs in rugs, wall papers.
frisZeS- etc. are really remarkable for
their originality
Skill Shown by Pupils.
The heavier lines Of work, i'm which
the work of the entire class is shown,
are bound in volumes. Of which up
wards Of forty viii be sent There are
six volumes Of music. one for each
grad above the second This work ia
systematized in fine form and viii
make one Of the most CTeditable ex-
hibits. The book used by each pupil is
done for exhibit purposes
Tn arithmetic Is shown in an at
tractive form Charts are used I'm the
lower grades. on which are mounted
the objects grouped for addition. sub
traction multiplication and division In
addition to these. which viii probably
be mounted I'm a cabinet by themselves
theEe are bound volumes showing the
work by grades to the eighth In these
are two on manual training. besides the
samples of work which accompany
them.
The High School exhibit will COM
prise the work of the pupils as done
throughout the year in every depart
ment. The work done IN given time
mistakes indicated and the corrections
written i'm by the pupil Will go. none
having been especially prepared for eX-
hibition purposes This work viii be
bound in volumes. every subject being
shown
Besides these volumes. there will he
a large cabiHet Of drawing. all free
hand, showing the work i'm black and
white i'm pastel, in water colors. in
designing and illustrating There IS a
special set of drawings from casts and
statutes done in charcoal. several Of
the masterpieces being reproduced.
The mechanical drawing viii be i'm 4
class by itS5lf, q set Of thirty plates,
comprising the work of two years be
ing shown
The state exhibit of the training
school intended for the Portland fair
viii be on exhibition at the school
Thursday and Friday. to which teach
eTs. scholars and the public generally
are invited