The St. Johns herald., 1919-07-24
ACADEMY NOTES.

| President DaVlQ K. O0a1 ana the
 Board have succeeded in obtaining larg-
 CT appropriations this year and the
 school is expected to be larger than us
 ual. The Academy will start on Sep tember first.
 We regret to lose Profs. B. Glen
 Smith, H. R. Slack, J. Alfred Anderson
 and Miss Wilamelia Coleman, who are
 very efficient and did excellent service
 in the school. Prof. Smith, last years
 Principal, has charge of State School
 in Idaho for next year and MT. Slack
 will accompany him as head of one of
 the departments. MT. Anderson has
 resigned and is pursueing his advanced
 study of music in Chicago for the year.
 Miss Coleman desires to do further Col
 lege work at the University and her re- signation was accepted.
 A corp of teachers has been obtained to take these places and it is hoped that they will prove as satisfactory as those of last year.
 M. o, POULSON TO LEAVE.
 Prof. M. o. Poulson, former princi- pal of the academy, will leave soon to take charge of high-school in Utah. The many friends and students of Mir. Poulson are sorry to lose him as citi- zen and as a teacher MT. Poulson has done some very efficient and up -to-date work as head of the district schools here for some time As principal of the aca- denny MT. Poulson was considered very strong man and modern educator. He will long be remembered by his many former students. It is hoped that he will return some time soon and make his home with us. The Academy sends it's best and warmest wishes with him.
 The St. Johns Stake Academy is glad to see list of many prominent and successful men and women who form erly were students of the school Such men and women as the following made their start in education and success here. There are many others whose names are not ready at present:
 Atella WilibankS, nurse L.D.S $. Hospital Ernest Wilkins Ralph Whiting Ernest Whiting Grover c. Udall Ezra Thompson Melvin Swapp Gwen Penney, Supt. LIDS. Hospital J. O. Stradling, Jr. Joseph B. Richey Lawrence Sherwood James Shreeve Maurice Rothlisbsrger Guy Rencher Forest Richey. Harry Reynold Preston Rencher Hugh Richey Guy Richey Myrtle Reynolds Hulda Reynolds, John H. Udall, David K. Udall, Levi s. Udall, Jesse A. Udall, Gilbert Udall, Karl G. Udall, Joyce Udall, Don Udall, David Jones, Con- ference president; Joseph Jarvis, Pres. B. Y. U. student body; Albert Jarvis, Natilla Isaacson, Florence 1. Denharn, Isaac IsaacsOn, Jr., Milford Hamblin, Stanton Hamblin, Roland Hamblin, Nat Greer. J. Smith Gibbons, Marion Gib- bons, Greg Garcia, Quince Gardner. Willard B. Farr. Dewey Farr, Confer ence president; Zech Farr, H. Greer, Conference president; David Edgar. Lottie Edgar Reynolds, Greer Dewitt, gave life in army; Ernest Danenbaum, Frank Christensen, David A. Butler, John E. Butler; John w. Burk, Farley Burk, Grover Brown, George A Brown, Nellie Bloomfield, Herbert A Berry, Gerald Berry, Eulalia Berry, Carl An ierson, J Alfred Anderson, Lettie An 5erson, Albert F Anderson. Charles N Adair, Ward Heap, Charles W Crosby, | Cleveland Wiltbank, Jas. H Wiltbank, | Linton Morgan, Orson Plumb, Alex A Dewitt, Give flaws, Jesse B Martin, Ernest Farr, Eugene Sherwood, Fran ,is Day, Arch Isaacson, Carlton Prath- er, Thurza Brown, Jay Patterson, FL ner Christensen, Earl Patterson, Geo. M Reynolds, Gordon Parks, Sussie R Penney, Margaret Overson, George Jar wis, Mona Patterson, Laura Farr Day, Josie A Patterson, Robert Brown, Eva Overson, Elda w Brown, Victor Over scholarship U. of A., Leslie Noble, Legrande Noble, Hazel Noble, Eugene N%aegle, Nae B MC. c NaegIe, d1 HarUld %; nie M Butler, Guy Lund, Leola Love, Bruce Lesueur, Louis Laney, Richard Judd-gave life in army, Ernest Judd.
 The school has a strong place among | thOco uhO have OOno On