Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
F0RTY-FIVE ARE GRADUATED,
Manual Training and Practical Work
Prominent Features Of the
Church school.

professors, principal Of normal train
ing school p instructors 2 assistants
% in all.
In point Of scholarship and general
preparation, they are the peers OF any
Faculty iu our state They are devoted
IN ihe.r Efforts 20 maintain the high
standard OF efficiency already attained
10y 'he college, ana TO improve ulul
lie past whenever possible.
The present graduating class Is The
largest lu Inc history OF the institution.
mere We're graduated one with the
degree \. B., representing seven yeas
OF WoIk above the eighth Grade. and
- from the four-year high school
courses, classified as follows. Twenty
one IRON the normal course. H. from the
business course, 4 from the domestic
course. from tho science course. j
from tho English course. from the
agricultural course from the me-
Chanic arts course One student takes
certificate from The short business
course.
There have been enrolled SOS students
10 all departments, an increase Of %
over previous year ~ the total num-
Der of students, Il are u the college
department $50 In the high school. 30
missionary and ~ preparatory. ia do
the training school Five years lgI
We had eight graduates, today We grad
uate IS. Instruction was then given On
lQ2 classes last year In 1866 During he
I'VE years the college has acquired the
use OF six rooms in the Preston blo.k
as a home Of the normal training
school "a si1-roomed residence for the
use or the department ~ W1sic has
made available for classroom pur-
poses Two rooms 90 The east building
and has erected a new mechanic arts
building with two shops jjx75 each. and
il classrooms making a total addition
Of p rooms for class purposes.
During the past year instruction has
been given IN the following courses of
collegiate grade ono IN Arts. LEADING
20 the degree 4. b., in civil engineer
ing leading 20 the degree Il 5. I'M ciyll
engineering, ] iu domestic science lead.
Ing 20 the degree b 5. in domestic
science and IN the following courses OF
high school grade. representing four
years Of instruction above the eighth
grade o. the public schools: classical
science normal. kindergarten normal.
business, domestic arts domestic scI-
ence, agricultural mechanic arts. In
addition 10 an these. work has been
done in The short business course. OK
tending over three years. in the uurs.
training course extending over two
years, and In the missionary and pre-
paraiory courses, each extending over
one year
Special attention has been given 10
the home life and 20 the punctuality of
students IN their class work. parents
being kept informed OF the irregularl-
ties Of their children. one plcasi1x
feature Of the school life Of the pas
year has been the Organization Of the
student body 20 take over the dIscl-
pline Of the offenders against the reg
ulatons OF the o0lles> with respect 10
conduct iu general and those personal
habits that would bring reproach uIln
the student body. and very excellent e.
suits have been obtained
The equipment o. the college. While
not N,ended is such that the most thor
ough work has been done IN the va.
rious subjects taught The domestic
departments are well supplied with
forms and machines for sewing and
dressmaking and with ranges. uten-
sis. porcelain, sIlycINare. and linen
in the cooking Laboratories and dining
room. The equipment Of departments
Of carpentry and forging. established
through the generosity Of the late Jos.
eph Morrell. have been added 20 year
by year until they are well supYli.d
with tools ana machinery Good 20 70.
ical. physical and biological labora-
tories are maintained as aids % thor
ough class wOrk, The college libts
Is supplied with well chosen works Jso.
ful iu the various departments. and
with the best magazines ~ the country
and The leading newspapers % our
state.
We feel that the future OF the col.
leee Is very bright The faculty f1r
next year VIII De- strengthened very
materially, Prof ". II. Chamberliu
and Prot George g. Jensen return 90
the college. after a leave of absence of
one year and while away have taken
their masters degrees Prof. Fred j.
Pack. who has just received HIS Pm,
u. iu geology al Columbia. Prof r. A.
Hiuckley. "a former graduate 0f the
college and for two years a student -
the University Of Chicago. and Frank
DANES, graduate OF the present year
have been engaged by The board OF
trustees.
The new Mechanic Arts building Will
b. ready Tor occupancy at the opening
of college In September. thus an0rdug
ON excellent home for art. domestic
science and art. carpentry and forging
The removal ~ The domestic courses
from tle east building win make IN
possible to enlarge Doe library and
reading room. give more space % the
business department. make 10 posi-
be 10 set aside one room for an agri-
cultural lab0ratou. and % lecture room
ln biology These changes WIN add
very materially 10 our Advancement.
The following departments have been
introduced iu he last Eve years
Business department. introduced fht
year previous. tc.DgTlphy. banking.
commercial Jaw. commerce and trans
pouatl0u. domestic arts. sewing dress.
making ana art needle work. domestic
science cooking. three courses. science
90 nutrition. home nursing ana hy-
giene. carpentry four years N work.
forging. four years 0f work. bicklay-
INK. one course, agriculture principles
a. agriculture. horticulture. cUtm1.oey.
field crops plant breed
lnF. "a college 0Iyil engineering course.
offering thorough training in The sub-
iects usually taught iD such e. course
in our best Institutions a kindergarten
normal school and one additional &
plrimeut lu The normal training school
The following auxiliary organizations
have been instituted sabbath normal
s.rnaf lrlea hand orchestra OrDTl