The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
". j. BARRETTE
IS NEW MEMBER
He Succeeds Judge H. P. Hen
derSOn on the Board of
Education.
NEW TEACHERS ARE NAMED
SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR 1903.
1910 FORMALLY APPROVED.

William J. Barrette is the new mem
Der Of the board Of education from the
l Fifth ward, succeeding the late Judge
/ H P. Henderson. His name was pre-
/ scented at meeting Of the board yes
terday at noon by Ledyard NJ. Bailey.
/ the surviving member from the Fifth
and confirmed by the board. Mr.. Bar
rette was the law partner Of the late
Judge Henderson, and closely associated
with him. Though never officially con-
nected with the schools, he has always
taken an active personal interest ia ed
ucatlOnai matters. He viii take his seat
on the board at the next regular meet
ing, which will be held on the second
Tuesday in July.
The board did not elect a president to
succeed Judge Henderson, but deferred
tnat duty until later. when il is expect
ed that Dean Byron Cummings Of the
university will be the choice. This viii
De IN the nature Of a complimentary ap-
polntment, as Dean Cummings win
leave for the east in the fall and will
probably resign his seat on the board
then In that case, it Will be the duty
OF g ;. Martin, the remaining member
rom the First ward, to name a sue
! eessor to Dean Cummings.
All the members of the board were
present at the meeting yesterday exceut
Dean Cummings, who is i'm southern
Utah. Oscar W. Moyle was chosen
chairman, and stated the purpose of the
meeting. Mr. Bailey presented the name
OF Mr.. Barrette saying that while il
would be impossible to fill the place Of
Judge Henderson, Mr.. Barrette had been
closely associated in business with the
late member, and could be counted on
Tor cooperation for the good of the
schools. There was no discussion. and
the ballots of the board were cast for
MI Balley's choice, after the nominq-
ton had been seconded by NJ. j. Chees-
man. member from the Second ward.
Other Business.
Manual training supplies amounting
to $3.50 were ordered purchased. and
an order was made for the books under
the contract made last year for the ele-
mentary schools, amounting to some
thousands of dollars.
Leave Of absence for year was
granted to Sadie Coates. Fora Shaw.
Elda Havenor and Mary Caufieid of the
teaching staff, and Anna Mcintyre re-
ceived leave Of absence for the first
semester of the coming year.
Lists Of enumerators for the an
the members from the various wards. /
and such will be official They will be |
paid on graduated scale according to /
the districts and the work involved.
The board formally approved the I
school calendar for the school year 1909 /
1910. The schools will reopen this year
on Tuesday Sept. s. and the spring va /
cation will be in the week of April A. /
The calendar is as follows:
School Calendar, 19os-1s1o.
First semester-First term begins
Monday Sept. s; schools open Tuesday. I
Sept Z; first term closes Friday, Nov.
u; second term begins Monday. Nov.
16; second term closes Friday. Jan. q.
Second Semester-First term begins /
Monday, Jan. "a; first term closes Fri /
day, April I; second term begins Mon |
day, April II; second term closes Fri /
day, June 10.
Holidays etc--Fair day. Friday, Oct.
&; Thanksgiving recess, Thursday and
Friday. Nov. % and 26; Christmas holi-
days, Dec. "A, 1909 to Jan. 2. 1910;
WashingtOn's birthday, Tuesday. Feb. |
p, 1910; spring vacation, week begin
ming April 4. 1910: Arbor day. FRIDAY.
April Is, 1910; Decoration day, Monday.
May 80, 1910; field day. Friday, June s
A-iAiNDAAA . bAA lllNAfiNT t Gu L. Idlls on EaI-
urday.
Meetings, etc.-Teachers' examina-
ton, Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 80 and /
81; meeting Of principals and SUPER
yisoTs, Monday, Aug. 30, room 204, city
and county building a. m. general /
Of teachers, Saturday, Sept. 4.
10 a. m, Lafayette school; meeting of /
principals and teachers in their resDec-
tive buildings at p. m, Saturday. Sent.
4; entrance examinations for High /
school, Wednesday, Sept. l. 9 a. m.
room 2O4 city and county building.
New Teachers Named,
The following teachers were appoint
ed to the STAFF:
High SchOOl-A. o. GoOdale. James G.
COnville, Joseph L. Horne.
Elementary Schools-Maude Cheslev.
Edith Roche, Mary Z. Roberts. Henrica
Wallace, Ivy Brown. Ruby Scranton.
Eva Pitcher, Alvira Cox. Maggie Law
ton, Beatrice Logic, Emily Rossberv
Martha Laning, Emma Longy, Ethel
Martin, Vida GoOdenough, James T
Worlton, Christina Olsen. Mabel Rve1
Laura Malin, Rachel Roseublatt, Ruth
Palmer, Leah Martin, Mary A. Higps
Caroline Rasmussen. Ella NJ. O'Brien
Lily Card, Celia Tyler. Abbie r. Risb-
Op, Della Hays. Lily Simonds.
Assistants-Erma Fenton. Ivy Forces
ter, linda Hamren, Margaret Harris.
Louise Judges. Merl Lynch Cecil
Shores, Beda NordvaH. Cav Thomas !
Cecilia NadToD, Estelle Daft. Naomi
Deal, Hattie Waples. Nora Wanless
Lille Goldberg, Ehie Cooper. Mabel
ThOrup, Ethel Firman, Katherine Mar
ron, FarrOl Anderson. Ruby Neslen
Lucy Nichols, Ethel Mathews. Bertha
Tyree. Ethel Clark. Violet Bath
No date has been fixed for resuuptior
Of the investigation into the affairs IF
the building and grounds department
The next regular meeting viii be on
Tuesday evening, July Il.
RECLAIM