| Show TIE Off III SCIOOL Principal Clark Think the Name Frlghteni Pupils and Should be Dropped DO BETTER AS A GRADE INSTITUTION Work hould I Iolh Tonlb 11 u od TuIIh r nrlr nh Inoure alA 1 A meeting of tho Principals nssoela atlon of the City schools was hekl ycs trdo nlprnooo Iglnnln nt 416 In the ollce of Superintendent Mills paugh and was addressed by Principal Clalk of the High School With the beginning of the second halfjeur 1ebniary 1st the subject of arithmetic Is to be dltcontlnued In tho Ighth grade and physical science bn gun Inasmuch as the latter subjeU Is so noon to be begun It was deemed best to Invite Mr Clark to give his views us to the teaching of the subject to the end that It may more nearly conform con-form to the method taught In the High school Mr Clark stated that tho best results are attained by pursuing the laboratory method pupils In his estimation esti-mation should be taught under the direction di-rection of the teacher to devise simple Toclon awulu Ihemcl and alu to mako Selermlnation nnd manipulations through their own efforts which he con Hldeied would create greater en I IluIm an a decided taste for that brnch Ir Clark 010 advocate cor nl flalon belwa his deparlment on < and tho lower grde He oncuurage eliminating the dllnclon bolwn higher ont lower grades now prvolnt land l-and favored discontinuing the uo DC the term hlsh ahol and would characterize that Ipurtmeot a 110 ninth tenth elvnlh no twelh Slnlenl eonlder the grade woulo comlletlon of Ihelr work InTnTeiiintl gmde the aame n a promotion frorr and tho any of tho lower grades chMm 00 to opeak would eao t ixlst Iew reeived and oe wel 10 will no doubt be given serious consld oration by the association superlnten dent and possibly by the bard of education edu-cation Mr Clark do sImply nt mean to s-Imply that In dropping th namo ofthe high choolthat the Institution hould disco llnue any of Its present work On 11 e contrary he Is I of the opinion that It should be carried on prclely as h ctoforp only under the gulo of grnd which he helve would drw man pupils to the school who on av Ing Ihe eighth grade now helale nt nterlng the high school under the Idea Ihat they must begin another odu catlo EDUCATIONAL NOTES Th Sunday School Union melng will he held on Monday evening Janu ary 17h at 730 oclock Dr Talmage delivered an Interesting lecture today before tho county tcach era on 1uroleal lusla Prof Done went to Nephl this mor Ing where 10 wi delver a leturo to morow night In te tabrnace at hat placo A parents1 meeting was held yesterday yester-day afternoon at the Oqulrrh ishool About one bundled and fifty patrons re pronl Miss Alia Wiggins supervisor of physical culture has ben Invited to speak before the Principals association associa-tion at Its next meeting February llth Irof itcClellan of the L D S College department of music has recently or gnnlzr an orchetr 01 tele mcm bers who have already begun work wllh enlhuIm Judge loodwlns lecture on As We Sail was dcllvcied before an appreciative < cloth audience nt the University laboratory building last night rrom the standpoint of rhetoric and aent mont Ihe leclure I Iobnbly the bot the juog la evo gh en Tewcr students have dropped out of the high school this jear than during any comparative period In Its history II colng ahout for a reoon for 111 condiion Principal Clark la reoche the conclusion that the rule adopt by the board of education icqulrl students to buy their own books i responsible for it to a large degree tt I not altogether On 1rlday the 2th Inst tho com merclat class of OS will give a rran hal In Chrlstcnsens hal The nfral lr Is I In the hands of the folio win students who expect to graduate li I Jill A 11 Nelsoni Wm Jones P I Crlger A I Jonen 1 I Ioblon Rorl o W 1 tnrel luword orel Punk John Miller Andrew Poulsen T A Benl Chas Morris J J Summer lm > s 1 a Willis Ceo Smith and D J McCrac The hall will In decoialed Ith the college color gold nnd blyo The Indication oro that this pnrty will be the most successful yet given 1 by the college During the last > ear and n half the Latterday Saints College has been o Ioler cupylng < the Peventcenth wnid chapel building and work In the ruln eours has hen comlucld 01 this 1lneo At the beginning of next Innnlh Iher II b a rhonge h Inany nf 11 Iolrlmenlo The ommerlal ehonl wi ho f locate In the Templelon huldln but nil other work will b coml nt the old Institution st Plrst North Thei nlng to the bu |
