Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

VIII open on MONDAY, June Eftll, anu
continue until Aug. q. The prospects
are encouraging for the professors who
have spared no pains In devlslng TO
make the season successful. The fol-
lowing names constitute the corps OF
instructors.
CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS.
George NJ Marshall. Phi. b., professor
Of English
Joseph f. Merrill. Phi. D., professor OF
physics,
William G. Roylance, b, s., professor
Of history.
George Coray, b. s., professor OF
Economics and Sociology.
Il Lindsay McGhle. A. b., instructor
In Latin,
Edwin Evans, instructor in drawing
Harvey Holmes Phi. b. In Pedagogy
instructor in mathematics.
Mrs, Emma j. MeYicker, B, S., in
structor in botany.
During this session of the Summer
school a course Of lectures will be given
by leading local educators, among them
State Superintendent A. c. Nelson,
President j. T. Kingsburg, George NJ
Marshall. VIM. G. Roylance. and DIR.
James Il. Talmage, These viii be free
TO all registered students of the Sum-
ner school.
Mr.. Howard Snellgrove, who took out
| his bachelors degree in science last
| June, has gone into the employ Of the
surveyor general Of Utah. The position
| Is an encouraging one for the young
| man and speaks we'll for the graduates
In engineering from the University.
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL.
City-Several of the teachers expect
TO go east for their summer vacation.
Flag day was appropriately celebral-
cd Friday during the sixth period. The
last three rows of seats in the rear Of
the assembly room We're reserved for
the cadets. Judge Bodkln addressed
the school for three-quarters of an hour
and held the closest attention Of all
His remarks were OF patriotic nature
He called the attention OF the boys and
girls TO the debt they owe TO American
patriots, and congratulated them upon
the favorable conditions which sur
round them. The judge was interrupted
several times by applause and at the
close Of his address received an ovation.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes, principal Of
the Teachers College Cambridge Eng
land, addressed The school Wednesday
morning. Miss Hughes Is studying the
educa tional system OF this country. She
IS favorably impressed with what she
has seen. but sees some points Of SUI
perlority In the English school system
over our own. She deprecates the fact,
however, that ia her own country there
are still class distinctions In educa-
tional matters The school was also
favored with several selections by the
Spencer Ensign Whitney Piper quar-
tet This excellent musical combination
always gets an enthusiastic reception
at the High school
The members OF Mr.. Woolleys Roman
history class are having series Of
debates on historical topics,
Harry Beers has left school to accept
employment as engineer Of a launch at
the Lagoon
"Red and Black" came out Thursday
in a new dress A special commence
ment number Of unusual merit will be
issued
Louise Cannon has returned after a
three weeks absence.
Many expressions Of sympathy foi
Mr.. h. s. Young, member Of the board,
have been heard at the High school,
on account Of the recent death Of his
wife.
out Of town visitors this week In
clude the following: Mrs. Grace Has
kins and c. W Haskns, Ouray. Colo;
clara Colbourne. New York City, Mrs.
Jane w. Edwards, Goshen, Utah, Miss
Elsie GAM, Kansas City.
LATTER-DAY SAINTS COLLEGE
Prof. Chamberlain went TO Logan
yesterday morning.
President Paul addressed the grad
yates Of the Sugar district schools on
| Thursday evening. and those Of Davis
county at Pennington on Friday morn
ing.
Enid Edmonds and John Burt recent
'ly took positions az the Coop Wagon
l& Machine Co. MIR. s. w. Beck went
Ito Idaho Falls. the others will work at
the office In this city.
Rulon Nj. Owen, the winner OF the
oratorical contest In the Twenty-Hrst
ward. has been student OF the coll