The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-14

lighting and ventilating facilities. II
is recommended that the study rooms be
made TO accommodate 250 students in.
stead OF 400 as originally designed. and
that the class rooms be made TO accom-.
modate tmrty-four students instead of
fifty.
The board of education decided to
meet in committee of the whole at s
clock Saturday night TO take up the
consideration of the naming of princi.
pals and supervisors for the next school
year. At that time the board also will
take up the matter of the appointment
OF several teachers, whom il is claimed
come under the rule made hv the board
d month ago not to employ married
women as teachers.
The committee on teachers and school
work Is recommending the appointment
or the Following supervisors for the next
school year.
&: N. Child, supervisor of grammar
grades; William A Wetzell, supervisor
of music; j. Leo Fairbanks, supervisor
of art; Anna l.. Corbett, director of
sewing; Sarah T. Karrick, assistant in
art and hand work: Edgar B. Mitchell,
director OF manual training. G.. S
Gibbs, special teacher.
Principals Recommended.
The committee also recommends the
appointment of the following priuci-
pals:
J, T. Worlton. Mary Dysart. Eliza.
beth Fritz, f. S. Hallock, W. S. Raw
hngs, j, h. Coombs, \. b. Kesler, Grace
Frost. II. J. Stearns, Eta Powers, II.
3. Folsom. h. T.. III. Scott, +. D., Keeler
+. n. Poulson, w. D. Prosser. Josephine
Chambers, w. j. Mccoy. EVELYN Reilly
William Bradford. l.. NJ. Qualtrough, D,
r. Coombs, Oscar Van Cott and Mark c.
Brown.
Upon the recommendation of the
teachers and school work committee. for
principals, supervisors and directors, the
school calendar will be the same as the
one already adopted, excepting that an
additional week be added at the end
of the year, making the last install.
ment period cover Eve weeks. or the
period beginning August 2S nd ending
June a.
The proposition of the Granite school
board 10 teach the children living III the |
immediate vicinity of the Forest school
Tor consideration of $3.50 per month.
the same as that of last year, was ac.
cepted
Teachers Reappointed.
The following teachers were reap
pointed Tor the next school wear on the |
recommendation of the teachers and
school work committee:
May Martin, Deborah Riley. Suzette
r. Leslie. Marion Van Pelt, Name
Stochl. Mary w. Leigh, Josephine
Doyle, Ruby Clarkwick. Minnie Miller,
Agnes Crawford. Ethel Martin. Vera Os.
wnld Rowe. Bird NJ. Payne. Maud 4
Gibson, Flora Canaday, Alice Christy.
Ada Bentley, Minnie Davis, Florence
Beard, Halle Pettibone. Jennie GRAY.
Anna Taylor, Estelle Murray. Marjorie
bailey. Gertrude Norton. Jennie Crabbe,
Mae Anderson. Marion Vose, GEORGIA
y oun" ID, q. Spencer, G.. E. Angell
6achel gre, Adrienne du Houx. Birdie
Savage. Rose II. Cook, Julia Hallen T.
b. Houtz. Y, Mae Carter, Helen Letcb.
held, Winnie Webb and Frances Rus.
James D. Todd and Maude Cbes,ev
were granted n leave of absence for
me school year l9ll.l912. and Elsie
rrederlckson and De Eta Jordan were
granted leave og absence for tbe FIRST
of the next school wear,
Ethel Connolly was. reelected
eacher at the high school for the nexf {
'chool year; Mark w. Cram in the mon. !
ial training department of the eIemen.
afy "a, SCHOOLS; Samuel r. Egbert in the
manual training department of the high
ehool' The following manual trainino
eachers IN the elementary schools werc
,cnppointed for the next wear. u
'odeTberg, Laura Foster, Jessie Hutcbi. {
ON, Ray Bentley, Anna Fouche I n V
,,od9rherg, Edward Gesswein and Allan I
3ackus. an" EAliah $