The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-23
Clare W. Reid as organist, to our full satisfac-
THE LADY STUDENTS.

ton.
THE LADY STUDENTS.
have continued in the labors of the ladies' class
under the careful direction of our lady superin-
| tendent, Mrs. Camilla Cobb. The class has met
! in two sections, arranged according to the ages
| OF the members. Section A comprised eighty
seven ladies and has held during the term
| twenty-one lessons Dr.. Matte p. Hughes
rendered very valuable assistance to the
organization by delivering a scenes of six
lectures upon the subject Personal Hygiene
for Women Class b consisted of fourteen
members. ell under the age of fifteen. OF this
division sixteen sessions have been held during
the term.
THE STUDENTS SOCIETY
has been. conducted under the presidency of
Instructor Done with Miss Anna Erickson as
| ISOLATED as secretary. Evening meetings have
been held at the close OF each week with but few
commissions. There have been. since the open
ling OF the term, fourteen such meetings, at
which nine lectures have been delivered, and
five varied programmes of literary and musical
exercises have been rendered. Beside the mem
| berS OF the faculty and many prominent
students, the following have favored the society
with lectures upon special topics:
Bishop 0. r.. Whitney. one lecture; DR.. R. 3.
Young, G. f., twoi Elder f. T. Hintze, one;
Hon. E. S. Richards, one; and Elder b. FL. Rob-
| erts, one.
THE CLASS WORK
has been carried on afters the usual plan. The
programme of exercises and the class records
showing the standing of each student are be-
tore you. Written reviews have been held at
regular intervals and final examination in all
1 classes We're conducted shortly before the close
| OF the term.
The records kept the apparatus owned and
used by the Institution and the library, call for
no special report additional to that made to you
at the close OF the preceding term.
THE BUILDINGS
at present occupied by the college afford but
very inadequate accommodations for the depart
ments of the institution. We feel that as far as
| the number of classes and the grades of study
are concerned we have practically reached the
limit of our growth until more ample facilities
| are provided If additional room cannot be Sc
cured for the coming year the advisability of
dispensing with the lower divisions of the inter-
mediate department should be considered.
In addition to those whose kind acts have
been already referred to,
OUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
are due the railway companies of this region,
notably the various branches of the Union Pa
cltc system, the Denver s. Rio Grande, the Utah
| Central and the Salt Lake City railway for the
| privileges Of reduced fares which have been eX-
| tended TO our students under prescribed rules
also to the proprietors and officials of the vari-
Gus industrial and manufacturing establish
ments in and around the city for numerous cour
| tesies extended to the students in visiting such
places for study; and to the publishers of the
following periodicals for current copies of their
journals: DeSeret EceRiRg Ne10S, SALT LAKE
DAILY HERALD, Ogden Standard, Utah Journal.
RtcieFetd 460ocdte, Southern Idaho Independent
| Romans Exponent, .Ju0entle Instructor, Utah
Enquirer, Young Ladies Journal, Contributor,
and Puck(the last named being received through
the courtesy OF Margetts Brothers).
THE FACULTY
has continued to hold regular sessions during
the term, besides which number of special
meetings have been called as occasion required
The record Of the proceedings of this body are
before you. The class labors have been divided
among the instructors as follows:
Elder George Reynolds two classes per week.
Lady superintendent, Mrs. C. Cobb, two
classes per week.
Instructor Willard Croxall, thirty-one classes
per week.
Instructor Newton Noyes thirty-one classes
per week.
Instructor Joseph Nelson, forty-two classes
per week
Instructor Willard Done, forty-two classes
Per week.
Principal j. E. Talmage, thirty-five classes
per week.
In addition to these formal appointments
each member of the faculty has assumed SONS
branch ofspecial labor. Instructor Done has
continued to serve as secretary of the faculty
and president of the students society: Instructor
Nelson has acted as librarian and Instructor
NoyeS as assistant librarian; Instructor Crox
all has oi1iciated as deputy treasurer and regis
trar Mrs. Cobb has devoted considerable at
tention, aside from the appointed class ses-
sions to the welfare of the lady students placed
ii her care.
Instructors Noyes and Croxan have rendered
their designations, TO take effect at the close OF
the present term, These gentlemen bear with
them into their new fields of occupation the
hearty good will and fraternal wishes of theil
present associates. We trust that they will bt
as successful in their future labors as they have
been in the fulflllment of their duties in this in
stitution.
CONCLUSION.
The work of the fourth academic year is now
of the past The record of the same is open fol
scrutiny and as justified by it, criticism favor
able or adverse must be looked for. 1t is the
unanimous opinion of the teachers that the year
now closing has been a highly successful one
There have been no signs of Tagging intereS
either among students or teachers respecting
the work of the institution. l respectfully eX
press the thanks of the faculty for the evel
ready aid extended to US by the board of direc
tors, and especially by the executive commit
tee. And above all, we sincerely aclznowledgt
the hand of Deity in our behalf, the manifesto
tons OF which divine presence have been 81
striking as to be unmiStakable. Surely it i
through the continuation of the favors of
benefcent Providence that this institution ha
a being. Respectfully, your brother
4 J. E. TALMAGE, Principal.
After song by Clara W. Reid and brie
addresses By George Reynolds, Zina .
Young, W.. B. Dougall and Presiden
Woodruff, the benedictiou was pronouncet
by w. T. Reid and the exercises wer
brought to close.
Attention to the daily habits of the youn