Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOLS.


With Its curriculum enriched and
broadened, and with every department.
filed, II Is hoped with competent In
structors, the Salt Lake schools VIII
on Monday next enter upon another
year of their existence with every evil
dence OF unusual prosperity IN the
estimation Of Superintendent Chrlsten-
sen the attendance promises to be un-
precedented In their history, ana all
buildings win be crowded TO their ut
most capacity. The boundaries have
been readjusted TO meet new ana
changed conditions. and II II probable
that transfers from one school TO an
other will be made only for the best
OF reasons.
Several changes have been made In
the teaching corps, many promotions
made, and the personnel strengthened
by reason Of new appointments, requir-
ing good executive ability and schol-
astic requirements.
Teachers return refreshed from their
vacations, buildings renovated and pu-
pills will welcome the return of hours
for study. Prospects are certainly most
suspicious.
y. w. Parratt, principal OF the Tin
tab school, returned recently froru Brig
ham City, where he was an instructor
In art in the summer school held there.
Miss BeeRon OF the Lincoln school
returned on Wednesday from the east
where she spent her vacation
Miss Alice II. scoville OF the Bryant
school returned on Wednesday from an
extended visit In the east.
The duties of the superlntendents
Office have been so arduous this sum-
.mer that Superintendent Christensen
has found no time for a much needed
vacation.
Principal J. o. Cross OF the Wasatoh
school, who with Mrs. Cross has been
enjoying an outing In Hobble Creek
canyon. returned to the city ON Tues
day.
Misses Myrtle and Gertrude Reilly
had q pleasant visit with friends In
Denver, in the month OF August.
Supervisor and Mrs. wetzel returned
from the east last week. MIR, Wetzel
has been taking advanced work IN
his chosen work during the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Prosser have
spent the summer In Kansas City and
other eastern cities.
w. p. Havenor, formerly connected
with the schools OF this city, now with
the Short Line at Pocatello, was In the
city this week.
Supervisor Doxey returned from
trip to Chicago on Tuesday.
Principal Mccoy OF the East Side
High school spent the greater part OF
his vacation AZ his old home in Terre
Haute. Indiana.
Miss Anna c. Price, OF the Washing
ton. visited IN Ohio during the sum
mer.
MFR. Millert, formerly OF the High
school. removes to Butte. Montana
Miss Burch, OF the Training school.
Miss Bond OF the High school. and Miss
Cox OF the jackson, spent their vacs-
ton In Lincoln, Nebraska.
Principal J. II. coombs Of the Lincoln
visited the N, T.. A. at Minneapolis.
and enjoyed fine eastern lake Trip.
Miss Jennie Y. Smith Of the Web
ster school came home recently from
viist TO Logan.
Principal Mcmillan OF the Twelfth
school visited IN Price during the sum-
ner.
The teaching fraternity regret that
8. d. Bradford has decided to sever
his relations with the public schools
OF this city. He Is an earnest, capa-
BILE teacher and principal. and our
school authorities can lily afford TO lose
his services.
Principal Keller OF the Webster In
taking an outing with a company. re-
Gently, had the satisfaction OF making
tho ascension OF Twin Peaks, a feat
OF no little achievement.
Miss Mary II. Wanless Of the Hamil-
ton school passed the greater part Of
her vacation with relatives In Los
Angeles. Cal.
Miss Eta Powers, principal Of the