Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-08-24
WILLIE HALsnLL ooLLnan.
Annual Announcement, For The
Years 1893 and 1894.

This excellent Institution opens
September 4th with as good faculty
as can be found in the county. The
following compose the faculty:
w Il. Rowsey, A. b., president, latin
and mathematics; j. +. Rowsey, A. b.,
Greek and English; w. 5. Digger, A.
NJ, modern languages, sciences and
oratory; Miss Eddine Hudson, NJ. T..
L., M. E., intermediate and primary
departments; Miss Lalla r. McClatchy
(Oincinnati conservatory, music, yo-
cal and instrumental; Miss Georgia
Spence, assistant in music; Miss Cor
della Groom, art, all branches; Miss
Rosa Coppedge, elocution; b. F. Fort
ner, Nj. d., (member of American Med.
Assn and American Assn Of 4. Il.
surgeons), lecturer on hygiene and
physiology; W. S. Dugzer, M. A, book.
keeping and business accounts; TO be
hlled), shorthand and type-writing;
Mrs. II. q. Cooper, matron Of boys
boarding department; Mrs. Lizzie
johnson, matron of girls dormitory
The faculty has been increased from
that Of last year.
Prof. Dugger Is a university gradu-
ate, having received the degree Of mas
ter Of arts. He has also taken a thor
ough course in business college and
shall make a specially of bookkeeping;
so young men who desire business
course will do well to attend this in.
siituiion. Last year Prof. Digger was
principal OF high school in Ten
nessee.
Niles Hudson is especially fitted for
primary and intermediate grades, she
having chosen that for her liie.work.
She has recently completed course
IN Col. Parker's celebrated training
school In Chicago.
Miss Groom needs no introduction
to the people of this section. Che
spent the summer in Chicago, and
special courses under the finest artists
of America.
Mlss Coppedge is from one of the
finest schools OF oratory in the south.
She has held fine positions since her
graduation, having had charge Of the
elocution department in the Hender.
son college for four years past.
Miss McOlatchy is a musician of rare
attainments, and is from the cele.
brated Cincinnati conservatory. Since
her graduation she has been teaching
and has made an enviable reputation.
Hon. ID. o. Fisher, IN speaking of her.
'.-rsf 81 know Of no one under whose
trsini,o f75Yesef having my daughters
wan .aat Of Miss McClatchy. Asa
teacher she is excellent; as a lady she
is unsurpassed"
Miss Spence Is known throughout
Southern Kentucky and West Tennes-
see for her magnificent voice. Any
POreou 10 fortunate who can receive in-
slructions from this lady.
Having gone to such heavy expense
in securing the above faculty, we re-
spectfully solicit a liberal patronage
from the people OF the Territory. II
is our aim to give the people such adj
vantages as can be found in the states.
The school is open to both boys and
girls, but they board in separate build.
ings. The new dormitory is just com
pleted, and the boys will have nice
accommodations. Mrs. Cooper and
Prof. Dugger will have charge Of the
building and look after the interests
OF the boys.
Mrs. Johnson, the new matrou, is a
lady OF large experience in the man
agement of girls. She is lady of
christian graces, and no parent need
have any fears when his daughter il
under Mrs. Us. direction and care.
For further information and terms
address, w. +. RowsEY,
President.
Or, j. f. RowsEY, Sec'y, Vinita. | T.