Fielding Academy Booster Warns Youth to Start Right
A Fielding Academy booster issue urges young readers to seize the chance to shape their futures. It frames future leaders into three classes and argues that early schooling, choice of institution, and small margins of advantage determine success, citing Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Edison as inspiration.
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Fred J. Pack
Training School for Church and Community
Bishop J. A. Hunt argues a training school should prepare youths for service beyond study. He stresses faith without works is dead and warns against preparation without the desire to render service.
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St. Charles
Fielding Academy Prepares for New Curriculum Year
The 1920 21 curriculum shifts aim to balance practical and cultural studies. A new community civics course for first year students, upgrades in agriculture history and home economics, and stronger English theology social studies integrate with enhanced facilities including an auditorium radio piano organ and gym. Faculty cover education history agriculture chemistry economics and citizenship. The academy emphasizes community service and social activity leadership alongside robust science and arts offerings.
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Roy A. Welker
Morris D Low
Dan C Rich
Thoras Allred
Orrin Baird
Algie Barlow
Leah Collings
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Baird Tau
Louise Richards
Intermountain
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Why I Send My Girl to F A Church School
A mother argues for Field ing Academy, detailing eight benefits. The program builds character through gospel influence, offers study in child welfare, home nursing, and domestic science, teaches dressmaking and home decoration, promotes literature, music, history, sciences, and an uplifting environment led by high‑standard teachers. The piece positions four years at a church school as superior for lifelong preparedness and service.
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Fielding Academy and Normal College: A Teacher’s Call
By S H Spencer, county superintendent, argues Fielding Academy produces top teachers and urges expanding its teacher supply. Emphasizes home training, moral example, and church school value in Bear Lake valley, urging young people to prepare for teaching.
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Fielding Academy Urged to Live Up to Mission
Mrs. Dora R. Hayward writes that Fielding Academy must live to fulfill its mission of shaping for home church and nation. She notes graduates lead wards and missions, praising preparatory courses for missionaries and the school’s role in producing capable citizens and leaders.
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Karl G. Maeser
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Fielding Normal College Aims to Honor Alumni
The article urges parents to support home preparation for this field, promising double benefits for families and neighbors. It envisions Fielding Normal College becoming a real ity and a beacon of gratitude toward those who graduate from its portals.
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Fielding Alumni Association Grows and Invites New Members
The Fielding Academy Alumni Association formed with the 1909 graduates now numbers about 300. It has long supported commencement events and its annual banquet and ball. Reunions have strengthened ties, and current members invite others to join and uphold the school’s traditions beyond campus life.
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