Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-29

Btimhsll, aud all the regular teachers
of tho preparatory school rs cfilic
teachers, aims to givs to the norinaIs
practical instTuctio 3 In the principles
and methods Of teaching. Already
the wisdom OF this school is see n
IN the excellent work done by our
graduates; and recommend that
Its efficiency bo Increased by the puf-
chase VI needed apparatus and the ex'
tension Of the time required for Train
Ing purposes.
The preparatory school, which Ia the
training school during the hours OF the
lattef's session, ~ conducted AZ folows'
The frst ami second grades by Miss
Amy Brown, the third and fourth
grades by Miss. Irene Mrndenball, the
nth and sixth grades by Miss. Mary
Woodruti,,he seventh grade by Orestus
Bean, nud the eighth grade by Miss.
Rachel Edwards for section A, and w.
T.. Rydalch for section II. without
exception theeo teachers have lebored
diligently, both as department toach-
ers and critic teachers In the training
school.
The Commercial Collegc-This de.
pariment Of the academy IA fast te-
coming popular, inasmuch as 1t meets
n want long felt In Utah by Offering
opportunities TO the young for thorough
preparation In business transactions,
commercial law, photography AID
type-wrliing.
instructions are given by Prof.
Koolcr, n graduate OF the Eastman
business college, Ypsilauti, Michigan,
Prot. Hinckley, Eastman college, DR..
NJ. II. Hardy nnd Instructor Il. ii.
Holt.
Both theoretical aud practical work
10 done, banks and offices nre ntted up
for the latter. Students OF this depart
mont are permitted TO take any OF
the studies offered In the normal
courses without extra charge.
TO accommodate those who cannot
take a winter's course, q short summer
course IL now offered, complete In
itself, beginning at the close Of school
and closing before the opening o! next
year.
The prospects OF attendance next
year Indicates that additional rooms
will have to bs fitted up for theoretical
work. One hundred and ono students
have been enrolled this year; perhaps
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practiee m n1piIo sp.akjng, Several
noted men, among whom was Frank
q. CARPENTER, have Iectured In this
society.
The Pedagogium, q society con-
Quoted by the normal students, deals
especially on those subject, relating to
the professional work Of the teacher.
its meetings have been well attended
and much good has resulted thereffom.
Among the Commercial students,
the 5ocratio sooioty 10 organlzei, fur'
nishing opportunities for public
speaking, debating and the discussion
OF those subjects In which these
students are par tieulsrly Interested.
The papers published In theacademy
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Great praise IL due the young men
and ladies' who ~ ably edit and man.
age these papers.
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