The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
Completes Arrangements for
Equipment of New Tech
nical High School.
NEW TEACHERS NAMED
Plan for Sale of Books for
the High School Is.
Changed.

Contracts aggregatinr total of s17.
| 500 for machinery and equipment for the
new technical high school were let by the
board OF education last night. Following
arc the firms and amounts Of their con-
| tracts: Gcndenning & Co.. S6il5.04:
Richmond & Co. s6li.s0; Salt Lake Hard
ware company. $500 %: Oliver Machinery
company, s25a7 So: Capital Electric COM
pany. 5000
| \ domestic science room in the Whit
| tier school WAS ordered equipped ut an
| estimated cost Of $3.50.
| The superintendent OF buildings and
grounds was given authority 10 procure
| necessary rooms to provide for overflow
| OF pupils in the Emerson and Hamilton
districts.
High School Appointments.
Henry Richardson was appointed ath-
letic, coach for the nigh school at a
yearly salary OF $1,000 Mrs. Emma +.
| Daft was appointed teacher OF indus
| trial art in the high school. and the fol-
ence Jennings. assistant In art depart
| ment; Rose Howard. assistant in tvpe-
writing department: elementary schools.
Anna NJ. Davis, ALA Bay Carter. Clare
Tomlinson. Florence Sherrner Ethel Nc
Donald. Tillie Hesselbcrg, Katrinc Mills:
high school, Elizabeth Niles; manual
training half time. Emil JOSH Miss
Celia Wardrop was released from her
contract and Miss Effie Cooper was
granted leave of absence for the school
year l911-l2.
The necessary equipment for voilev ball
and for indoor baseball was provided for
each school in the city.
Pianos were ordered purchased for the
Sumner, Grant, Franklin. Jordan and
Lowell. Cooking utensils were ordered
provided for these schools; Lowell Lin
coin, Emerson, Jackson, Webtser, wash
ington, Riverside. Whittier and Wa
satch.
An order was made allowing $40 a
month extra TO teachers in the Bonne
vile. Jordan and Lake Breeze schools.
The laboratory fee in the high school
was abolished and $3.50 was appropriated
TO be used for laboratory expenses.
Would Change Schools Name.
Superintendent Christensen recon-
mended that the name "Uintah" be not
applied TO the big new school at Eleventh
South and Seventh East streets for the
reason that a building In another part
of the city had. not long ago. been des-
ignated as the ''Uintah Training school,"
a school for unruly boys who were wards
OF the juvenile court. The superintend-
ent suggested that odium might attach
TO the new building IL Ii were named
olnlah. lie suggested hat the school
be called the John r, Park. in honor OF
one OF the early prominent workers on
behalf OF Salt Lakes school system. Ma
thonihah Thomas. a member or the board
from the Fourth ward. said that he and
his associate had thought of appropri-
atlng the name OF John r Park for the
new building on the north bench. and
asked that the matter go over. The
question was referred to the committee on
buildings and grounds. which will hold
meeting at 10 o'clock Friday forenoon, at
which time another name VIII probably
be chosen for The new school In the
southeastern part OF the city.
After lengthy discussion. it was de-
cided TO place the sale OF books at the
high school under the supervision OF the
clerk OF the board. 1t was pointed out
teachers sell the books. causes much con-
fusion and seriously delays work and In
teIieres with the organization.
The board ordered the salary of Ell
Foland. superintendent Of buildings and
grounds increased TO 5000 month
~ communication was received from
Eldredge & Chesebro; architects for the
new high school, TO the effect that grad
ing work is progressing satisfactorily and
that ground tests. with reference 10 de-
,ermining the sustaining qualities of the
earth, were highly gratifying.
Many Free Scholarships.
Free scholarships in the normal school
OF the. University OF Utah were approved
as follows: Donald W. Bennett. 554 South
Fourth East one year. Bryant Prepare.
tory; Edith Forsberg, University Of Utah,
graduate training school; Myrtle Frost,
ington school: Rhea Naylor. 1lI4 Ken
sington avenue, graduate Emerson
school; sen Bessie Jessie. Jarvis. il7g Bryan ave-
Cowan. 24oi South Ninth East. graduate
/. d. S. high school, Lillian Wanless, 2l
west Third South. graduate Salt Lake
high school; Willard Bennion. 1li2 East
Ethel Hartwoll. 45i Dearborn avenue
graduate Salt Lake high school; Lucille
Barker. l45 Fourth avenue. graduate
Sail Lake high school: Mary Oden. i65
Fourth avenue graduate nj oil ,o,
school; j l.. Miller. 1868 South Seventh
East, graduate salt Lake high school :
Florence Nnsey. 62S South Second East
graduate salt Lake high school: Ruby f.
Murdoch, oil South Main street. four
years high school; Dahlia Brown. ORA
per, utshi sTaduate Salt Lake high
graduate Salt Lake high school: Ade-
laide Smithen. $50 West First south.
graduate Salt Lake high school; Olive
Bergstrom. 1863 East Third South. grad
hanson: 3Sa Sixth avenue. graduate Salt
Lake high school: Neva +. Walker s54
sixth East, graduate Salt Lake high
graduate Salt Lake nigh school: Mar,
guerIte |. White. l29 North Second West
graduate Salt Lake high school, Nora
years high school; Mary B. Shelley. 35os
south state street one year high school
Jane Van Resselaer. 2IS West Fifth
South: one year high school Nellie Puss-
high school: Frances r, Shields s. Har-
mony place. East South Temple. four
years high school: Leona Hamlin 1875
F street. graduate Salt Lake nigh SCHOOL; I;
high school Lillian T.. Thomas. l4i X
street. graduate Salt Lake high school:
Lucille Webb. 673 Third avenue grad
uate l.. ID. 5. high school. Nellie Shipp.
5lS Second avenue. graduate l.. u. s
nigh school: Maurcnc Prouse 2Si Soutn
seventh East. graduate L. u. 5. nigh
school, Ethel Davis. 7i2 North Sixteenth
West. two years J.. u. s. high school:
Efie Davis, III North sixteenth west
graduate l.. ID. s. high school; Ivy Paul
city. graduate Bryant school
There siill remain fifteen free scholar
ships I'm the city's pro rata OF tho uni
Versity privileges
VIC TIM OE MANC,I