The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-25
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Notes From Ardmore's Public Eduea.
tional Association.

ht NIlleIlou VIII ne iSSutu
next week Last year the schools pa.
per was issued every month. This year
the management concluded to make
three souvenir numbers -Thauksaiy.
ing, Christmas and Commencement.
The High School football team con.
tinucs its career OF victory. Every
game this year, won. Outwcghcd, but
they have the nerve and dash that
brings victory against odds. Let the
white and crimson wave.
The Senior class is subsiding a bit
in number but growing in qualify.
They have with Miss Park been read
ing julius Caesar among other good
things and were interested students OF
Chas d. Hanford's portrayal Of that
character or rather his company's ren.
dering of the play
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The Norman football team is due
here Saturday after Thanksgiving. II
everything is fair big crowd will
see the best game ever played In
Ardmore. The Norman team has run
away from everything in Oklahoma,
but II the High School team does wnat
1t usually does they will pay dearly
for any victory they get while in this
city. Come out to the game.
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The use OF pianos FOR marching I'm
the First and Thitd ward schools has
contributed in the finest way to bet.
ter discipline and spirit. The High
School boys and girls march like sol.
diers.
The work upon the school buildings
Is progressing at a snails pace South
McAlester brick is too far away. why
not have a brick plant in Ardmore and
let brick work prosper?
There was a meeting OF primary
teachers with Mrs. Jordan last month
and as predicted 1t was fruitful one.
This division of teachers meets next
time with Mrs. Morgan and Miss
Woods over in First ward.
The monthly teachers meeting took
place last Saturday. Prof. Evans was
absent and Prof Canterbury presided.
There was a broad discussion or need.
ed improvements. Many said It was
one of the best meetings or the year.
Mrs. Niblack has been appointed
chief director OF grounds in the Third
ward and Miss Alexander in First
ward was given the same work. They
nave gone to work with will and
next year will see the prettiest school
grounds in the Southwest.
The superintendent visited Shawnee
City Schools few days ago. 1t wa7
a fine body of teachers, he reports.
but can not equal Ardmores band OF
course.
The fine pictures given by the Orio
Club to the schools are going upon
the walls these days in appropriate
frames. 1t IS delightful to mark what |
A refined, eager spirit pervades every
room as the children plan their fran.
ng OF their picture.
About half the teachers are planning |
'or a trip to the Chickasaw Teachers |
Association at Pauls Valley newt Fri
lay and Saturday. A good program is
mt and Ardmore teachers believe in
attendance Of such meetings.
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The Library is very grateful to the
Nrdmoreite and Morning Democrat |
or the gift of their daily issues. Cur.
'ent events is a part of the weekly !
cssons in the city schools and it is |
o the credit Of Ardmore that it has
Wa papers that children can use and
10 use as much rs many metropolitans
wing on the library desks for cur
ent gleanings.
Basket ball Is a diversion of the
.''ls now, Two clubs are busy and