The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-14


changed in order TO increase its efficiency;
by the addition OF several new instructor
The enrolment this year Is considerably
larger than that of last year, and tully
Justifes the establishment or the East
Side High school, This school Is on the
second floor OF the Bryant, which mas
been remodeled into an assembly room.
four recitation FOOms, a library and a
teachers room. The school is In charge
Of Mr.. Mccoy. as principal with MISS
Paine teacher OF mathematics, MISS ball
Of history. Miss Frances Qualtrough OF
English, Miss Watson of Latin and MI
Garrett Of photography. The attend
arce has been even better than was antlc-
ipated l23 having been enrolled the first
day, and 40 by the end OF the week.
Only freshmen pupils VIII be received thts
year. but later the other years OF the
course may be added. All courses but
the commercial are offered at the East
Side High school. and military drill in
charge of Lieutenant Webb will be given
to the boys Drawing win not be Of
fered at either High school during the
freshmen year.
In the scientific course. some changes
have been made. Zoology and physiol-
ogy in the future will be given in the
sophomore Instead OF the freshman year.
and students may elect either this pair
of studies or botany and geology. The
scientific freshmen may elect either Latin
or European history while photography
is a required study in this year.
The enrolment thus far has been very
satisfactory, showing a substantial in
crease over that of last year. At the
close Of the past week 732 pupils had reg
istered as against 646 last year.
OF the freshman pupils entering the
| West Side High school. 81 have chosen
the commercial course. IS the classical. Il
| the scientific and 25 the English. The
commercial enrolment is larger. as il rep
Z resents pupils from all parts of the city
there being no commercial course offered
at the East Side school.
The teaching force has been enlarged
and strengthened by the addition of sew
eral new instructors. The scientific de-
I paTtment has added two new teachers
! Mr.. Garrett. a graduate OF the University
I Of Kansas, who has been teaching In tn,
Fort Scott. Kan. High school. Is TO have
part of the classes in photography and
I physiology: Mr. Raymer. from the Uni
/ verslty of Wisconsin, and recently teacher
| Of physics in the Streator. Ills. Higt
/ school, will take Mr.. Stanley's place a,
] Instructor in physics.
/ In the mathematics department. tive
| new teachers are added Mr.. SOrenson, {
graduate OF the University Of Utah. am
| last year principal of the Moroni schools
} viii have work In algebra and geometry
/ Mrs. PrOsser. formerly principal of TIT
/ LOngfellow school, also assists In this de
] pdTiultul. MISS bouu- WHO IDT severn
/ years was eighth grade teacher at tn
Jackson school, viii teach the commercial
| English classes. Last year Miss Bon
! spent at the University of Chicago. MI
! Hedges a graduate of the University o
! Utah, and formerly eighth grade teache
! at the Bryant, will also assist in tn
| English work
| Last year the commercial department
| was crowded and the need of more in
| structors was seriously felt. Mr.. Town
! send, "A student of the San Jose, Cal
/ normal and a teacher Of some years ex
! perience IN the California schools, Wi
| assist Mr.. Mckay and Mr.. PendeTgrass i
the commercial work. Mr.. Reese, VIII
has had the advantage of three years
| travel and study In Germany, will teac
| German.
Mr.. Ray, graduate of the Universit
of Utah. is TO have work in history.
| At the East Side High school, Mis-
| Frances QuaItrough, for several year
eighth. grade teacher at the Grant, wi
have charge of the work In English. TIL
Latin will be taught by Miss Watson,
graduate of the University of Utah. FC
the last two years, Miss Watson la
been teacher of Latin in the Park Cit
High school.
The High school Is fortunate in havin
an artist of such well known ability an
| excellent training as Miss Mary Teasd
i TO fill the position OF instructor in ar
Mr. Harwood, who was granted a year
| leave Of absence, left late in the SUNNI,
for Paris. where he will pursue his al
studies during the coming year.
| number of much needed improV'
ments have been made this summe
mainly I'm the High school building. tt
walls have been calcimined in artist