The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-20
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
FOR LOGAN SCHOOL
Brigham Young College Opens
With Large Enrolment for
High School Studies.
Especial to The Herald -Republican.)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Logan, Sept. 1.-the Brigham
Young college. or high school. opened
its doors today for the school year
1901, with bigger enrolment than
II had last year. This record is one
Of which the institution can be proud.
because when the college work was
discontinued last year and the high
school work was given to IL. she enc
mics OF the school predicted its early
death. and has brought increased con-
fidence i'm the ultimate value and sue
cess Of the school and a much larger
enrolment
At the head Of the b. Y. is Presi-
dent j. II. LinfOrd, with Professor
Daniel G. Jensen and Professor
Franklin ARA Hinckley as his coun-
selors. The recent elevation OF Pro-
fessor w. w. Henderson to the prin-
cipalship OF the Weber Stake academy
placed Professor Hinckley in this i'm
portant position.
Important Department
The most important department of
the school is the normal department.
which has as its head Professor d. G.
Jensen. Another department Of great
strength is the commercial. which is
headed by Professor r. J. Norton.
who is also registrar for the school
Al inc uNNltctlC Scltnft department.
OF which Miss Jean Cox is the head.
the school finds one Of its strongest
drawing cards for the young girls of
the state and the surrounding coun-
try. The domestic arts. under Miss
Johanna MOen. has also added to the
record Of the school The two fea-
lures are housed in an elegant new
building at the east end Of the cam
pus.
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or Professor W. .. Robinson. who has
made name for himself with the
productions Of a number OF operas
and concerts. He is assisted this year
by Professor Henry Otte. who teaches
the violin and piano. Mrs. Nettie
Sloane. who trained in eastern schools
and under masters in New York will
teach on the piano.
New Leader.
Bishop Samuel p. Oldham. one OF
the pioneers i'm education in Cache.
| will act as the new head Of the mis-
siOnary department.
The general high school work will
have the addition OF A. +. Bowen dur
ing the second semester. He is one OF
the strong teachers Of the past. being
now entered at the University Of Chi
cago law school. from which he will
graduate at the close OF the autumn
quarter. In athletics a change has
| been made. and Joseph Jensen. an
able athlete OF the institution. will act
/ as director.
Next Tuesday the regular annual
students reception will be given at
the gymnasium
Professor Linford said Of this years
prospects and the aim OF the institu-
I ton. The prospects are very bright
| There are great many more inquiries
| this year concerning the institution
/ than there have ever been. The peo-
[ pie have a different attitude now
| than formerly. People from Ogden
and other cities are investigating the
/ school and sending their children
I here. Our graduates are given full
/ standing by eastern colleges. and this
/ alone speaks volumes for the work
/ done here"
Faculty Members.
! The faculty is composed Of the fol-
\ lowing members: President James II.
| Linford. Professor Daniel G. Jensen.
! Professor Franklin A. Hinckley. DR..
/ Weston Vernon. Professor Charles II.
/ SkidmOre. w. o. Robinson. d. G.
/ Bulge. Johanna MOeu, J. II. Kemp.
/ +. J. Norton. Charles Bitter. Jean
| Cox. a. +. Bowen. J. ". Linford. w.
/ II Blood. r. II. Porter. Andreas
/ Johansen. Olof Nelson. Nav McCarrey.
/ Edwin z. Jones Mary Sorenson. Mae
! Bell. Henry Otte. Myrtle Quincy
/ Merkeley. Alma y. Sorenson. Joseph
Jensen. Mary Bastow. Ethel Jackson.
/ Ivy Blood Hill. Flora Richardson.
| Samuel T. Oldham. Mrs. Nettie Sloane.