The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
BOARD DECIDES
AMOUNT OF FEE
High School Students From
Outside City to Pay S46
Yearly.
MANY APPLICATIONS ARE IN
NOMINATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIP
FOR STATE SCHOOL MADE.

A tuition fee of SIS a year. or SO
term, viii be assessed against stu
dents from outside Of the city who wish
to attend High school this year. Thi-
was decided at a meeting OF the board
OF education yesterday, and even then
it is not certain that all Of .he appii.
cants for entrance in the High school
can be accommodated. The IIigh school
buildings We're packed To tneir. capacity
last year, and more pupils VIII enter
this fall. There are now more than
twenty applicants for entrance from
pupils living outside Of Salt Lake, and
it may be that the board VIII have
to limit the number Of entrants, in
spite Of the tuition clause.
After some discussion, J. NJ Gil
hian was reappOlnted as head of the
department of mathematics at the High
school at his old salary Il is said
that Mr. Gillian has aroused the i'll
feeling of some of the teachers at the
High school, but he was finally re
appointed 10 the place with only A. c.
Giauque voting against him. c. s.
Martin did not vote onsthe matter, as
he did not know the nature of the
charges against Prof. Gillian. The as
signment of teachers to the various
schools was finally adopted by the
board.
The following nominations for
scholarships were made for the state
school of education:
In the secondary training schOOl-Sa-
die South, S24 East Fifth South; Han
nah Harrison, 70 S street; Beth Rob
bins, 1160 South Eleventh East; Cleo b.
Glitch $50 Windsor avenue.
In the college department Of the
school of educatiOn-Ethel HeTkin, ll5
Third avenue; Ida WestingSreen, 1888
South Thirteenth East; Gertrude Hart
well, 767 Fifth avenue; Elazel Lewis,
126 West Eighth South; Welthea NJ
Learned, S77 East Third South; Jennie
Ryan. 21S Ninth East, Flora McCanne
100 Z street; Florence Snevely, GAS Cul-
ley avenue.
The following teachers We're ap-
pointed: Gwen Parry, assistant; Grace
Mcguire. assistant; Birdie Savage,
Amelia SchwalbaCh. Grace Stanchdeld,
Caroline LsamsOn. Augusta H. Rowland,
Vera Davis, assistant; May p. Duke,
Mabel Gardiner, Flora Schwalbach, j.
Fred Anderson. Guy Z. Montgomery.
The following teachers were released
from their contracts: Frieda Funk,
Belle Shirley. Margaret Brundage, Lii
lie Mcfarland, Katherine Trask, May
belle Crowley.
The board fixed the laboratory fees
per year as follows; Photography,
25 cents: zoology, so cents; physiCa,
81: manual training, 81; botany, so
cents; physiology, so cents; chemistry,
s. and domestic science, ST.
Two pianos were ordered purchased
by the board. one for the Riverside
school and the other for the Wasatch.
A new contract with the State Nor
NAL school. governing the admission of
pupils to the training school of the
University of Utah. was drawn up by
the board and VIII be submitted to the
state school It provides that the city
board will pay the State Normal school
for each pupil on the basis of the aver
age cost per pupil I'm the city schools.
and the board TO furnish books, sta
tiOnery and school supplies the same
as pupils in the city schools. James
II. Hammond, president Of the board,
was given authority to sign the con
tract for the board, If satisfactory to
the State Normal school.
The board then adjourned TO meet
again at noon on Sept H. when bids
viii be opened Tor paving and other
work at the Wasatch and Riverside
schools and the new heating plant at
the Sumner school.