The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
His Attitude Toward Life.

In an address before the primary de-
partment. held In the gymnasium assem-
bly, room AT the High scnool DR.. Thomas
NJ. Ballet spoke from the topic. Inter
est as Related to Education" Or. Ballet
said that the first and most important
aim OF the teacher, Is to learn the pu-
cred this. the work of the class room
can and must be SO adjusted as TO fit
the child. The child as child must be
taken into consideration and not whar
his views may be quarter OF a century
hence, There was music by the L.afay-
ette school orchestra and choral singing.
The Grammar Grades.
The election OF officers in the grammar
ton of Professor McCorkle of Mercur as
president. This programme was carried
out
PROF. William NJ Stewart. u OF l..
Language and Expression" ...
f. n. Poulson, principal Franklin
school, Salt Lake.
E. S. Hallock. principal Of Jack
son school. Salt Lake.
Resume OF Grammar School Work..
s-...s............D ID. II, Adams, Ogden
AS to the Library.
An important meeting was that of the
High school section. Miss Joanna
Sprague delivered an address on The
So-operatlon OF the School and Library"
Miss Sprague said the two were closely
related, and the teacher could assist her
pupils greatly by suggesting books for
spTagne soueSed Upon Il the G9snS Mss
OF library attendant in this wise: Tact
tul subordination OF her too positive quail
itles, maturity, intuition. tact, good health
ana strength; ability for hard work, cour-
tesy, cheerfulness. good temper. self con-
troll. enthusiasm. hopefulness. unlimited
patience knowledge Of books and a liking
Tor reading; sense Of humor. common
sense. accuracy, punctualty a good mem
ory. pleasing personality and a sense Of
An interesting and timely paper was
read by Elias CONWAY Ashton on Some
Needed legislation for High Schools in
1oIill., Loah. AR: Ashton is a member of the
tude OF other members especially those
OF the lower house. toward education in
general ana high school courses In par
llcuiar Mr.; Conway made Some excel
lent suggestions in his paper Four addi-
tGina, a.. members will be added to the leg
Ssr 1Ssa'iye We, committee 10 M The old committee
D. H Robinson OF Manti, L. e. Eg-
geItsen eiaIS OF ogden. r; V Larsen OF Smith
Walker of Pleasant Grove.
With the Superintendents.
This programme was carried out in the
superintendent and school board section:
'lhe Library as Reinforcement Of
a Dr.. George Thomas. Agricultural
college and president school
board. Logan. Utah.
"Idt f,uucallonal Advantages Have
Resulted from County Consoida-
tion in Salt Lake County," .~.,'
Il. w. Ashton, superintendent OF
schools. Granite district
Means Afforded by The Public
SSchos9ls for Moral Training -.
9. n. Child. superintendent Of
schools, Utah county. .
To What Extent Shouiu Industrial
Education BE Taught in the
Grades OF Public Schools ?"
Alma Moiyneux, superintendent OF
schools, Logan. Utah.
| The Duty Of the School Board"
Mathohihah Thomas. Salt Lake
City school board
| me physical department had another
meeting In the gymnasium assembly.
where this programme was followed;
| 'Helnful. Hints on Physical Educa-
| ton" >. ......... DR. c, @ PIur,rne,
Paper, Principles that should Guide
| the Teacher Of Rending", Harold Cor
! General discussion, led by Professor Pc
terson, psycholoe'' B. Y. II.