The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-13
TEACHERS HIRED
BY SCHOOL BOARD
New Code of Ethics in En-
ploying PedagogueS Re-
ferred Back.
FENCE ATHLETIC GROUNDS
HIGH SCHOOL SITE NOT coNsID-
Erred NOR SALARIES.

After filing a protest from a num-
Der of west side citizens. the city board
or education last night decided to build
an eight-foOt board fence around the
HISh school campus. to completely en-
close the athletic field. the north end
being on the north line of the High
school property at Second North street
me board did not consider the pro-
posed east side High school site nor
the proposed Increase of salaries for
The teachers of the local schools.
The board did not get into session
until late, and for more than an hour
the members discussed the style Of
fence 10 be placed around the athletic
field at the High school A. G. Giauque
was in favor of portable canvas fence,
TO be put around the field a times of
games and field meets, but this was
defeated by a vote of to 3. The same
vote defeated the proposal of o. W.
MOyle for a high iron fence around
the field, and then, by a vote of to
2, the board decided upon the board
fence. President James T. Hammond
and C. 5 Martin joining the other five
members, leaving A. @. GioUQue w.
j. Newman ana o. ". MOyle against
it. Work on the fence will begin at
once.
The board received a letter from
Governor William Spry. asking that
subscriptions for the battleship Utah
be permitted by the children or the
salt Lake schools. and the matter was
referred to the committee on teachers
and school work.
Employs Many Teachers.
The board gave the Waterloo school
children the right TO hold an enter
tainment in a nearby hall, where al
mission win be charged, the entertain
ment being to raise money for basket
ball suits for the school team.
The following teachers were ap-
pointed by the board: Mary Dutton'
Mary Ross, Lois Anderson, Iheresa
Stalker. Marga ret McConaughy, MatIle
Porter. L. j. Wood and Jennie Davis
at salaries ranging from $40 TO So2V'
At the High school the following teach
ers were named, Lyman l. DayIles'
]. Challen Smith and katherine ;. FOR
roster and Dorothy Lutes was haiheu
for the grade schools.
Cannon & Fetzer. architects We're
employed to draw plans Tor the new
manual training building at the hlgh
school .,s
ings. was instructed to buy 100 trees
for planting on Arbor day. TO cost
$50 ...
The buildings and grounds commit,
TOE renorted that it had purchased |
ciebt acres of ground Just south OF
the Waterloo school for Sl6,0Ou' ana
the board endorsed the action; Il /
Kletting. architect, has been emp
To draw plans for twelVe-fooih ouIiu
ing TO be erected on the ground WIN
heating plant and toilets.
A new code of ethics for the board |
in employing new teachers was sus-
gested by the committee on teachers
and school work, but was referred PACK /
10 the committee and action oeIeffed |
until the next meeting of the board.
Proposed New Code.
The proposed sOde is as follows;
Accurate and comprehensive schOldI
shin is expected in all cases.
"A preference may be given 10 can
didates whose ages range from p to 50
: .Freedom from all physical defects
is expected. Among physical detects
may be included any noticeable distlS-
,lrenent Before entering into contract
the candidate must furnish a certificate
of good health issued by the medical
Inspector Of schools showing freedom
from physical defects and particularly