The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-11
F ACULT Y OF
7 HE HIGH
SCHOOL
SCHOLARSHIP OF THOSE WHO
ARE TO TEACH THIS YEAR.
Board OF Education Mects and De-
cdes TO Visit West Ogden
Next Week.

The city board OF education held
brief session this morning for the pur-
pose OF going over the school situe-
ton, Immediately prior TO the open
Ing of the High School. which will
take place Monday morning. The two
lower floors of the new building viii
be ready for occupancy and the board
will have to get along with that condl-
tion until the balance of the building
can be made ready for the school
work.
Aside from the report of SupeTin-
tendent Mills regarding the condition
of the schools generally the board
did nothing Of particular importance
and the session was confined TO rou-
tine business. In order to settle the
matter OF whether the West Ogden
school shall be maintained this winter
or whether the students shall be con-
veyed TO another school, the board
decided to visit the district next week
and meet with the people.
The report of Superintendent Mills
as TO the opening of the schools Of
the city outside the High School Is
encouraging and 1t is source OF
much qualification to the board The
report indicated that the schools
opened under favorable conditions and
that the attendance was all that could
be expected.
Superintendent Mills and the board
lof education have been laboring con
sistently to secure modern high school
facilities for Ogden. Their efforts met
with hearty cooperation.
a modern high school building Is be-
ing completed at cost of $l04 900
Great effort has been made to bring
the high school faculty UP 10 the
highest standard. The members arc
graduates of colleges or other reput-
able Institutions and all have SoJd
records in the school world
Principal J. o. Cross. a B.. was d
student Of Carleton College OF North
field MINI. and has his college de.
gree from the University of Utah. Mr..
Cross has a long record as a success
ful principal in the Salt Lake City
record as an athletic trainer In Salt
Lake and Provo.
B. A. Perkins. A. B (Stanford Uni
versit), Instructor in chemistry and
physics Nh. Perkins. in addition to
taking his degree at Stanford has
been a student at the summer sessions
Of the University of Chicago ana the
University of California. He has had
seven years experience in teaching.
G. II. Kellogg B. s.. Uansas Agri-
cultural College,. Instructor in natur
al science Mr.. Kellogg comes from
Wilson, Kansas. where he was prin-
cipal Of the high school
Thomas NJ. Henley. Ph. B.. (Univer-
sity of Chicago), instructor in Eng
lish. Mi Henley brings very high
recommendation from the University
of Chicago faculty,
w e A:chibold, A. B.. Drown Uni
versity). instructor In history. Mr..
Archibold has had ten years eXper-
fence as teacher. five of which he was
principal.
]. E. Beeson, B. S, (De Pnuw Uni
versity) MI Beeson is the instructor
in mathematics and has had several
years successful experience.
S. Med. RabourDe. a. b. and A NJ.
University OF Missouri and Bryr
Mawr College, Instructor In Latin anu
Greek
Hazel B. Stevens. A. B, University
of Utah.
George M. Brown E s. university
of Utah. athletic director. Mr.. Brown
was a member Of the victorious foot