Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-13
OGDEN HIGH
SCHOOL OPENED
,,mbers Of Faculty Under Prin-
,ual J. 0. Cross, A. B., from
Salt Lake Schools.
RAPID TRANSIT EXTENSION.
. .,.,. Work on Harrisvillc Line to
Handle Sugar Beet Crop-un-
propitious Weather.

sepEN. Sept 1s-At a meeting Of
~. hoard OF education of the Ogden
rr nublic schools held saturday, the
.,ort Of Supt. Mills regarding the
.,snlna Of the grade schools. was
,.sev discussed Conditions have been
,,r, satisfactory this season and the
..,look for a successful school term
"a. never better The new modern
t.,b school building which is being
',nnleted at cost Of 100000, opened
.ss morning. although only the two
rrer floors were ready for occupancy.
~ contractors are pushing the work
~ All possible speed and u rs hoped
XII The building viii be completed
,nn a few weeks. When finished
al school will be second To none Ia
n. vest and ogden should feel justly
rr5ud OF the exceptional Advantages
bs-e offered 10 the youth of the city.
vsfh care has been taken in the Sc
ieeion Of the faculty. the members Of
phich are as follows
PRINCIPAL j. o. Cross. A. b.. was a
gudeut Of Carleton college Of North
An Mimi. and has his college de-
rrsss has a long record as a success
M nrinciual In the Salt Lake city
.,ools He also has an enViable
rcord as an athletic trainer in Salt
LAKE. and Provo.
nj A Perkins 4. B. (Stanford Uni
,srsltyl Instructor I'm chemistry and
rhrsics. Mr. Perkins in addition TO
taxing his degree at Stanford. has
lfen a student at the summer sessions
Of the University of Chicago and the
University of California. He has had
seven yoars' experience in teaching
G. n Kellogg y $. kansas Agri-
cultural collcgc), instructor IN natur-
al silence Mr.. Kellogg comes from
Wilson. Kansas. where he was prin-
principal
Thomas ~ Henley ph. r., Univer-
sif Of Chicagol. instructor In Eng
rsh Mr. Henley brings very high
recommendations from the University
% Chicago faculty
NE Archibold. \. r.. Drown Uni
Yranl Instructor ~ history Mr.
Auhibold has had 10 years expert
eucs as teacher. nve OF which he was
Iindra
II Beeson. q S. CDe Paw Uni
iegtyl Mr. Beeson is the instructor
b mathematics. and has had several
YEAR, successful experience.
s. Med Peasou. r. s.. ODc Pauw Uni
University OF Missouri and Bryn
Algr CollegeD Instructor in Latin and
Creek
Hazel B stevens, A. b. University
oi Utah
George N. Brown. p $. University
Of Otahl, athletic director. Mr. Brown
was member of the victorious foot
oal team of the l.. OF L coached by
Joe Maddox
Thomas r Horn. student three years
h The Northwestern University. in
Nuctor in commercial branches
Prank Thatcher. graduate Of the
manual training course at the Agricul-
Nla. college. Logan. Utah.
Donald bcauregard. student three
Years. IN the arts department Of the
University Of tab and for two wears
Ae Julian Academy OF Paris-ln-
Nfletor in art
Edna l. Martin. Ph 4. university
o. Chlcagol instructor In French Miss
Martin has had four years experience
IN this work
An Lillian Farnsworth. A. b.
instructor in English and history.
lorenzo j Hirst A. b.. university
az NeoraskaD
bay Kyle. A. b.. A NJ. Park Col
se University OF California. and
University Of Chicago. instructor i'm
algebra and English.
Nlchganl
-ullit bann|stor student az the
v,i,,'i,i'l of California. and at the
,"uafd school OF Berlin. GERMANY
instructor ln German.
otnce Lanning. student OF col
iniee wears, instructor I'm short
hand and typowritng
,,' -.ilah Royce. graduate Of Stout In
e'Ie 1910. Menominie, Wis Instructor in
Eve arr. B S. agricultural COL
~ oI Oiam. Instructor In cooking.
''fale AGREE, instructor In music.