The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-23
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT MADE FOR
THE ENSUING YEAR.
Personnel of the Board of Regents
and the FacuIty-The Attendance
Last Year-AIumni Association.

The catalogue of the University of
Utah, including the Normal school, has
just been issued and gives the an
nouncements for 1862.
The board of regents is composed
of John j. Daily, L. S. Hills, Mrs.
Emma j. McVicker. John Q. Packard,
Frank Pierce. James E. Talmage.
Moses Thatcher and Waldemar Van
Colt. all of Salt Lake, and Isaac
Smith of Logan.
The officers are: L. S. Hills, chair
man; Frank Pierce, secretary; r. c..
Chambers, treasurer. Executive Com
mittee-L. S. Hills, W. Van Colt,
Moses Thatcher, Frank Pierce, J. e.
Talmage.
Building Committee-J. E. Talmage.
Frank Pierce, John Q. Packard
Finance Committee-W. Van Colt, ].
9. Packard, Mrs. Emma ]. McVicker.
Advisory Committee-Frank Pierce,
W. Van Colt, Isaac Smith
The full faculty is as follows:
James E. Talmage, Phi. D., F. r. S.
Qdin.), F. G.. s., president Des,eret
professor of geology; and mineralogy.
Joseph T. Kingsbury, Phi. D., vice
president; principal of mining school.
Professor of chemistry and physics.
William NJ. Stewart, NJ. Did, princi-
pal of Normal school. Professor of
pedagogy.
George Montayne Marshall, Phi B.,
professor of English language and lit
erature.
George Reynolds Mathews, A. M,
professor of French and German.
Joseph B. Toronto, professor of
mathematics.
Clement Adelbert Whiting, D. Sc.
professor of natural history.
Byron Cummings, A NJ, professor of
ancient language and literature.
Joseph Whitley, A. M, professor Of
history and civics.
Joseph Francis Merrill, B. s., as
sistant professor Of chemistry and
David Robert Allen, secretary of the
faculty, assistant professor Of mathe-
mates.
George Quincy Coray. B. s.. librarian
and registrar, assistant professor Of
economics and sociology.
Evan Stephens, D. B., instructor of
vocal music.
Maud May Babcock, B. E., director of
gymnasium; instructor in reading, elo-
cution and physical culture.
Amelia Z. Brotherhood NJ. E. L.,
instructor in normal drawing and u
S. history.
William G. Roylance, B. S.; instruc-
tor in the history and philosophy of
education.
Emma r. KEGS. NJ. E. D., instructor
in the theory of teaching!
Robert II. Bradford, 3. s., curator
OF the museum; instructor in miner
alogy and geology.
Fred B. Reynolds, B. s., instructor
in English.
Richard r. Lyman, B. s., instructor
in engineering and mechanical draw
ing.
George O. James, A B., instructor
in physics.
Alfred Bond, instructor in manual
training, and assistant in physical Gull
ture.
Thomas Hadley, assistant in chem
istry, and laboratory demonstration.
These are arranged in groups in the
order of seniority of appointment.
Critic teachers in, the normal training
school:
Seventh and eighth grades, Horace
Cummings, B. S.
Sixth grade, Nellie Craft.
Fifth grade, Anna Youngberg.
Fourth grade, Rachael Edwards.
Third grade, Bessie Kimball.
Second grade, Virginia Snow Steph-
en-.
First grade, Eva S. Thornton.
Beginners grade, Clara Hill
The summary for the past year
shows that there were. 16S collegiate
students, PAT normals and 1G5 prepara-
tory students, a total of $40 students.
The officers of the Alumni association
for the ensuing year are: President,
HON. Joseph L. Rawlins; vice-p resi-
dent, Miss Bertha Wilcken; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Valera Brintou !;
assistant secretary and treasurer, Ber-
nard 2. Howell.