The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

tract events constitute the excellent
program for that afternoon. The
public is cordially invited to be pres
ent and lend announcement by n
large attendance.
Frequent class meetings of the sem
ior and junior classes remind us that
the commencement season Is close at
hand. Everything possible is being
done to make commencement week
success. Miss Tupper reports that
the seniors are making commendable
progress with the class play.
Thursday, evening. at the Christian
church will be given an oratorical
and declamatory contest by the high
school students. Those who take
part have been carefully trained and
the great interest of many friends in
the participants insures good aud
ience Admission twenty five cents
All patrons and friends of the city
schools are invited to be present In
the various departments tomorrow,
Thursday afternoon at $3.50. Approp-
riate Arbor day programs viii be
rendered in all grades from the
primary to the high school. Friday
| ATDOT udys lS a ieSdi hohu"J.
| The superintendent makes the fol-
lowing report from recent visitations:
Miss Hope Taylor, who has charge
of the Riverside school, is making
good progress with the fourth grade.
| Miss TAYLOR has a shifting population
| to deal with and is obtaining good
results. Supervisor McElroy states
that no fourth grade is doing better
work In manual training than Miss
Taylor's.
Miss Bond, who teaches a second
and third grade in the Bryant school
is teacher of superior qualifica-
tlons. She is exceptionally strong
both as an instructor and as disci-
lplinarian. Her work is well up in all
departments.
Miss Eunice Farnham teaches a
third grade of over fifty pupils in
the Lowell school The best feeling
exists between teacher and pupils
and each child seems determined to
make progress. Miss Farnham Is
thorough and efficient in all her work.
The second grade of the Emerson
school is taught by Miss Edith Tur-
ner, who Is an ideal teacher in that
department. By her pleasing man
ner she wins the esteem of her pu-
pllb ny HeT FtTSdllllly III
. she maintains living interest in the
' work. The superintendent saw some
number work In her room illustrated
with blocks that would do credit to 9
/ third or even a fourth grade.
Miss Mamie Forty, the efficient
! principal of the Emerson school, has
charge of third grade. Her wori
is progressive and of high type
Miss Forty insists upon good worl
: being given by each. pupil. Miss
Forty. as principal of the Emerson
I school has made a fine record. There
are nine rooms In this building. Tn,
order in the halls and on the grounds
the marching of the lines to musl,
and the general atmosphere about tn,
building testifies that the reins o
n government are held by stead!
I hand.
Wednesday morning Rev ]. NJ
n p. Martin of the Grand Junction Busi
ness college addressed the higf
school. After reading a selection
from the Bible and offering prayer
he spoke of the Importance of goot
d habits being formed in youth. H.
> stated that success is the result o.
e persistent, independent hard work
Near the close of his remarks h,
j, referred to Longfellow's poem 9TH,
= Psalm of Life" quoting the stanz;
/, = relating to the lives of great men ant
said that a truer statement could no
r be the foundations of the monument,
we leave behind us.