Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
An Excellent Institution.

The catalogue OF the Lastei-iay
Saints College for next year is just
out, and forms neat pamphlet OF oo
pages. The sob col year 10 scnaouleo
to begin on Seplember l3. containing
till June 0, 1888. Several lines OF work
are offered, including n four years
high school course; n lour yearS nor
NAL course (both commencing with
the ninth grade; a college course, lead
ing to the degiee OF PHI. b; a two
years. kindergarten training course,
open TO those young ladies who have
feac cd the age OF 18 and compisted
at least two years OF high school work;
commercial course, consisting OF two
lines, business training and ssenn-
grsphy: and q thorough course In
vocal and instrumental music. Theol'
ogy forms prominent feature oil nj.
courses.
All the members OF last years facul-
ty are retained, with the exception OF
Professors cham berlin and Gibson; the
fret named leaves on mission to
Tahiti, the latter for post graduate ut
Cornell. The teachers retained from
last year are the following: WILLARD
Done d. B., theology and Latin;
Joseph Nelson ID. b., business
branches and mathematics; John
Nj. Mills, ID. b., Book OF Mormon,
Spanish, phonography; John J. Mo-
CIellap. b. Nj, music; Levi Il. Young,
b. g., English; Bertha WIicken.
ladies' work, modern languages.
These need no Introduction 90 the
people OF Utah, their very efficient
work In the past being well known.
The following additional teach have
been secured: Jed f. Woolley, b. L.,
who has just completed his course nj
the University of Michigan, anu has
had considerable teEchiBg experience
before going east, will conduct the
work In pedagogy, and give some OF
his time TO The work OF history and
theology. Returning to Utah, fresh
from his association with tue sd
yanced teachers and new educatiou III
ideas and practice OF the east, Brother
Wcolley will make the normal course
OF the college equal TO any. Arthur
II. Daley, VINO has also spent the past
few years at Ann ArDor, aud has
gained considerable distinction In
chemistry and other branches OF ect'
euoe, will have charge OF the science
department OF the college. Arthur
Shepherd, the boy musician wac hal
bsen making great progress In tns
Conservatory at Boston, will nssis
Professor Mcclellan In the Dusi'
course. Matthew A. Miller Ia tnkinI
special course in business training
Quincy, Illinois, and VIII assist In The
commercial course.
The buildings ct las and 2S3 W Firs
North Street, which have been use,
during she year just past Will BIS re
hax rad anil IN
convenient. The library anu the col
lection OF specimens anu scientific up
pnratus have been considerably en-
iarged, excellent facilities being ofiert
for all lines OF scientific anu Iiierar.
work, The commercial school Is nle
provided with the very best fixtures
The special departments OF ladies'
work, the field club, studonth' B'ciety
etc., will be conducted rs In the ps g
All courses are based on the highe
educational principles, and the clair
10 safely made that In addition I
theological training ana religious II
fiuence, the college offers as goo
courses and does az efficient WORK u
any institution OF equal grade In ID
State.
Tbis Institution can be highly con
mend9i to the people OF The Stat
It's pupilage, representing as it does Ii
whole inteImouutain region, 10
futficieu evidence OF Its popularlt
ANA tllsioncy, While no attempt
made 10 rival any other institution
yet the aim is to give bs thorough al
valuable courses As can oe found els
where, 10 fit young people ior II
us duties. Toe n minsl fen
$40 charged Tor all regular nigh echo
and normal work, places the adval
tnges of the sch oil within reach OF a
AL indications point 10 next year
the most successful and satisfactory
the history oi tina college.