The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
Board of Education Will Push
Erection of New Building
Without Delay.
WILL BE REAL MODEL
OF MODERN EQUIPMENT
Matters of Appointing Teachers
and Supervisors Considered
in Executive Session.

Plans for the proposed new high school
building to be erected on the east bench
were finally adopted by the board OF cd
ucation Tuesday evening. The plans are
practically along the same line as those
first submitted by Architect George w.
Isldredge with a few notifications made
since the return of the committee from
the eastern trip. The block plan is the
structure agreed upon. and when the edl-
flce Is completed il will be one Of the
best and most modern and thoroughly
equipped school buildings in the entiret
country,
Actual construction work on the build
ing will probably begin about next Sep
tember. but in the meantime the exca-
waiting and levellng OF the ground will be
in process. 1t is designed TO have the
building completed and ready for occu-
pancy by the beginning OF the school year
In the fall OF 1872
Gives Plenty of Light.
The exterior of the building Will differ
but slightly from the first plans drafted
by the architects in the competition. All
study and class rooms vail be on the
outside on the first and second floors.
while on the third floor the labora tories
and art rooms and the Ike VIII be To-
Gated. All lavatorles also will be on the
outside in order TO assure thorough ven-
tlation and plenty OF light.
The contract for the construction OF
the building and the contract for the eN-
cavatIng will he let separately, as by
this means II is thought that considerable
After an extended executive session
Tuesday night as the committee Of the
whole. the board agreed to recommend
Nls0rS for The @ Child
grammar grade supervisor: William A.
Wetzell. music supervisor: ]. Leo Fair
banks art supervisors, Anna l.. Corbett
assistant director OF art and handwork,
Edgar B. Mitchell. director of manual
training, and G, s. Gibbs. special teacher.
The action was taken on the recommen-
dation of the teachers and school work
committee. The committee failed TO
recommend the reelection OF Primary
Supervisor Rosalie Pollock, and her ap-
at a meeting OF the committee OF the
whole TO be held next Tuesday night
II is understood that there is some oppo-
stion TO Miss Polock's re election, and
there promises 10 be a discussion over
the matter before it is finally adjusted
According to the view expressed by a
reelected, despite the failure OF Super
intendent n. H Christensen and the
teachers and school work committee 10
so recommend.
Teachers Appointed.
The following teachers were appointed
for the next school year: Ethel Hus-
bands. Lizzie Coath. Margaret Shower,
Lisle Riggs. Elgiva Thurman. Christie
Elllng5on, Bortense Lockhart. Roselle
Anderson. Emma NJ. Ivie. Mary p. Sher-
wood and Eide Havenor. The appoint
ment OF the following married women
who, 1t has been ascertained, do not
come under the rule laid down not to
appoint married women whose husbands
can support them. Will be recommended:
Mary Robinson Gussie NJ. Baker, Matte
Porter and Margaret r. Vote
The board Tuesday evening authorized
the purchase of about $4,000 worth of
school supplies for the next school year