Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-09-04 | Page 5 | Westminster to Open Wednesday

WESTMINSTER TO I OPEN WE ONES DAY College Enrollment Expected Expect Expect- ed to Break Records Westminster college will open Wednesday lay morning with an address by br Dr H. H H. H Powell of or San Francisco Tho The exercises will be held In Gunton Memorial chapel Third Presbyterian church ChUIch at nt 10 a. a m. m Tho The enrollment promises to break all records Tho college department will willbe willbe be tho the largest in the history of ot tho the In In- In The boys' boys dormitory r accommodations accommodations accorn- accorn will bo be taxed more severely than having ins over evel special provision pro boen been made for an overflow into the nearh nearby homes Tho The expectation is that an unusually largo large number of oC students will attend from tho the city in addition to those from six Intermountain states Four years rears of ot high school and two years of colle college e work will vIll bo be given I cn Voice piano violin n commercial and domestic science courses will be bo In Included In- In eluded In addition add to the tho regular arts and science courses Besides President H. H V. Y who lectures on international topics the faculty is as follows Dr W. W W. W Yo McKirahan Mc- Mc Kirahan dean of or chemistry Ruth Huth E. E dean of oC women En English lIsh Carrie Carrio Car Car- rio rie E E. Walker English Arthur Ferguson son mathematics Cora Corn I. I Orr Or-n principal principal principal pal mo modern lern languages Dr Clarence Thwing his history ton Zillah E. E science physical education Glen A Lloyd preceptor coach Elizabeth Elizaboth Elizabeth Eliza Eliza- beth both Greek mathematics Hester lIester lIes lIes- ter tel Ann War field Latin L' Rosa Manmon Marl Man mon English Dr W. W II It Ensi Ensign n. n Bible Dible Katherine Davis piano Doris I. I BurIff Bur- Bur if Iff voice olce Mario lUte commercial Mrs frs W. W V. V II H. Cannon domestic science an and l artAn art An unusually largo large number of ot students stu- stu lents dents aro arc askin for work to enable I them to continue their school While the tho college can provide pro work on the campus for tor n. n t reasonable number the president would appreciate Information from those who would like girls to work for their hoard board or who cnn con provide pro pro- Ide vide employment for young men muon after atter school or on Satur Saturdays ays