Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-24
HIGH SCHOOL SITE
STILL HANGS FIRE
Board OF Education Continues
Its Quest for Suitable
Location.
PROTEST FROM HOLY CROSS
Anerbach Oner, ~ Accepted. Would
Annoy Patients az Hospital. Phys-
clans Say In Protest

At the special session Of the board Of
education held Tuesday evening, II was
definitely decided TO reconsider the Sc
lection OF a high school site the de-
cision To he made at the regular meet
Ing sept ~. Mr. Park moved that
the Auerbsch site which adjons the
Holy Cross hospital he accepted. but a
protest as follows was read against H.,
Ito tho Honorable Members of the
School Board
whereas. your honor
able board has under consideration the
selection OF site for the east side high
school, and
Whereas. one Of the proposed sites
now being considered by your honor
able board IL the property situated very
near the Holy Cross hospital, and
Whereas. There Is at present pub
lie school directly north OF the Auer-
bach property and within a short dis
lance from the Holy cross hospital;
and
Whereas, The patients OF the Holy
Cross hospital are annoyed by the noise
incident to the public school above
mentioned: and
Whereas. n your honorable board
selects the Auerbach site and the east
high school il built thereon, the noise
necessarily incident to a high school
win undoubtedly prove a great source
Of annoyance and suffering to the pa
tients OF the hospital.
Therefore. we. the undersigned re-
srsectfully petition your honorable
board TO select site for the east side
high school a sufficient distance from
the Holy Cross hospital 10 eliminate
the annoyance and suffering that will
he caused IL said Auerbach site is Sc
lected"
The protest was signed by Drs. II. n.
Mayo. NJ A. Hughes. A j. Hosmer.
and sister Superior NJ. Budwina.
PRINCIPALS ASSIGNED.
George A Eaton was reassigned to
the principalship OF the high school
with l.. NJ, Gillian and Ira D. Travis
as assistants. Other principals were
assigned as follows: Bonneville, j. r.
WoritOn. Bryant. r. u. keeler. Elmer
son. Mary Dysart; Franklin. r NJ
Poulson; Fremont, Elizabeth V. Fritz;
Grant. W n Prosser: Hamilton, W. w
Barton: Jackson. F. s. Hallock: Jeffer-
son. ". J. Meow; LAFAYETTE, J N
Coombs. Lincoln. Evelyn Reilly; Long
fellow, A. r. Kesler: Lowell. William
Bradford. Onequa. Grace y. Frost;
Oquirrh. l. NJ Qusitrough: Poplar
Grove. n J. Stearns; Riverside, ID. r.
Conmbs: Sumner. Eta Powers Wa
satch. oscar Van Colt; WASHINGTON, n.
r. Folsom: Waterloo. p. r. n. Scott;
Webster, Mark G. Brown; Sugar House,
Josephine Chambers
Harry Essex will teach chemistry at
the high school, Edwin DuPoncet will
have charge OF languages. he being n
ling1iist Of more than local repute,
and Mr. Zobel will assist i'm chemistry
and teach biology.
J. T Worlton was promoted from
the position ~ teacher Of the eighth
grade 20 the princinalship Of the Bon
neville school and Josephine Chambers
was made principal Of the Sugar House
school
OTHER ROUTINE MATTERS.
Miss Jennie NJ Crebbs was granted
leave Of absence for one year, and J.
Leo Fairbanks. art supervisor. was
placed on full time until oct. l at
larry Of 81, 500 a year.
The total Insurance Of the. lafayette
building was raised to s25, 900 The
finance committee was instructed to
sell $3.50, 600 OF school bonds at the best
price ohtainable and an order for $4,000
worth OF new desks was authorized,
Birdie Conlev OF 1915 west Eighth
South street Hazel NJ. Gaensch Of 651
east Fourth South and Marian Stayner
Of 400 Thirteenth East were nominal