Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26
Interesting Showing by That Flourish
i1g Institution,
REPORT or PRINCIPAL CLIFF.
syn1p.is of Ills licr,ew Of The Year,
Work, Made t. The Board
VI Trustees.

lions Tor which We have not space IN
detail, but present them in the con.
dentoi form % excerpts from thotspori.
Prof Clu1 announces that the
eighteenth academic year o. the
Academy closes with an enrolment u
ssi students. distribute among the
several departments az follows Kin.
defgar,en,5g pupils; preparatory school,
1903 pupils, academic department, .
pupils; commercihl department, 5s
Iupll.; NJ, /. normal elias, 1856 pupils;
SUNDAY rohool normal class, l56 pupil';
normal department, 2Jj pupils. Total,
Ssi pupils
The theological depa rtmcn,, In
charge ofDa NJ. II. Hardy az monitor,
reports tho following s,a,is,iog High
rhcsls 10. pro,s 20, Teachers a.,
Drscous 100, lay members 32i, non.
muubtu ~, nYt baptg1i 90, tOisl Ssl.
lnu theological dcpag meat aims %
develop tho H,udrnin spiritually, aud
o give them Instructions Ia tue priu.
Ciplus VI the Gospel nud the orgnnlEA.
ION aud order VI tue PdestnooI.
Lectures were given on Bllk oi Nor.
mon suyuots during the ilrst semester
by Elder George RsYu Id, aud duHlug
the HurOuI semester pu Bible subjects
uy Elder Dayiu Mckenzie.
D0mu.tIu ofgnn.zstiJn, iu charge OF
Prot. Jos %. lfyclsr ~ monitor re-
ports tho following statistics From
Provo, malcs, iii; females, lu3, Total,
az, Foreign s,uinutr, maies, il3i
females; 49,; total, $50. kiuuef.
garteu, 70. Grand total, ISL.
rhn object u this organ Eltion II 90
exercise care over the students, both
iu anu out " scho i, aud 10 give them
practice In auitgJvsfnment Tue re-.
suits OF the urgsnlzatiOu 80 far nave
bren more than satisfactory. Tue
presidents aud ward visitors nave been
careful aui conscientious In their
Work, whilr tbs body u students have
sustained au1 suI ported them IA their
office.
rhe kindergarten, In charge Of Mis-.
Anna X. Craig, TruOrts an enrolment
during tue year OF 10 pupils, with four
teachers Ia training. This school IL a
part VI tbs normal Training school, Ia
that II affords oppOTtlultles for those
preparing to teach Ia primary schools
10 learn tue FfoubullRu methods OF
education, ana 10 see how these
methods are put In practice. Aside
from this office, IT. aims arc two: nrt,
W uain litIlu children below the
school age; second, ~ instruct those
preparing W bu kindergarten teachers
in tho theory aud practice Of the
school.
The preparatory school, with Prof
| Geo. N. BtImuail as director, assisted
by Prot w. NJ. WUl'eaud Prot. n. L..
/ Nelson a. assistant teachers, aud b.
the regular grade teachers, Miss Ella
/ Larson tho fifst and second grades,
Mics Amy Brown tor the third an
/ fourth grades, Miss Irene McndenhAll
| iOr the huh anu sixth gtade., Miss
| rryphoua BTlmhall tor tho seventh
| grade, and Miss Rtchul Edwards f1l.
/ lowed at tbs close VI tue nrst semester
/ by Bf0. .. w. Andelin for the eighth
/ grade, IL preparatory TO the normal
/ department. anu IL a practice school tor
tho teachers In tralning. Prot. Brim.
hall reports an enrolment VI 1913
pupils distributed Ia the grades ~ fol.
love; First grade ~, second grade
10, third grade -, fourth gTade 10,
iilth grade II, slxtL grade o, seventh
grade rs, eighth grade IS. The
courses taught are progressive, begin.
Mug whore tue klndorgaTtrn ends, ami
ending where tho normal aui CONNER.
cial work Begin. The most advanced
methods are used In teaching.
As 10 prom0tlon', " are 10 be- pro-
NOTED from tue eighth gfa ic 10 higher
departments, rs from the seventh
grade u mo eighth graIe, q from the
sixth grade 10 the seventh gtado, s
from tile hnh grade h. the sixth grade,
o from the fourth 10 the hitn graic, 7
rom the third 10 tho outth, o from
the second TO the thru, 10 from the
first 10 the second, ngi 10 from the
kindergarten 10 the il,st grade. As n
whole both In eafnusluysi OF PURPOSE
aud In msnal ability, there h a
marked IA all the gtales over auy
I previous year.
The commercial college, ia charge
OF Pfof. j. B. kvoluf, as head, assisted
by Asst. Prot l.. H.. Il sgerston, Ash.
Prot. Is, Is. A nokluy, Instructor,
Edward ID. Al 10, and Pfoi. ]. H..
TownshonI, reports al ruioilmunt OF
| IS pupils, Besides theio % rom other
departments have taken special
| hluulth, mhhluk IN MI l-ai VINO have
been Instructed Ia this department
during tue year On the whole
excellent progress has been
made by all OF the students.
OF the number IN aticnianco were
prepared today 10 receive their diplo.
mas, they having completed the pres.
cfibud work; will receive certificates
la special courses.
ABOVE all else the academy Isl nor.
mai Training school students may
punuuGcademic course, but for these
no degree IL offered. 10 obtain the
degree Bachelor OF Psdag Jgy) they
must indicate their intention 10 teach
anu must pursue success .ully the
courses IN pedagogy Bnd psychology,
Oh we'll a. the practice OtieTol In tue
training school. The degree 10 otieto
NJ the completion OF four yeaTsi sue.
oessiul work. Tho work done In tnis
department. during tho year has Ia the
whole been satisfactory. The students,
with low exceptions, and these sKosp.
lions have bsen notified Of their
partial failures, have been earnest,
haTd workers. Their success Ia attested
by the fact but that few have failed q
pass the hnal examination. II hal