The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-09-24
Outlines $. of o. Facilities and Purposes

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reunion President G. G Robertson, OF
The School OF the Ozarks, gave consid-
cradle prominence to the present status
and plans for the future Of the school.
We are grad to give brief outline;
II. WHAT WE HAVE AT THE SCHOOL
or THE OzARKS:
tal Our splendid building has been
seen by all, and SO nothing need he sa d
to convince you that it is more than ad-
eqUate for all our needs Seeing is
believing" and II you have not already
done so make US visit,
tb) Our equipment is more than sufi-
cient for our present needs, and as we
grow, more will be added each year.
For the upper grades, we will have
laboratory Accommodations in the science
work in the near future
tcl Our teachers The board Of tru,-
tees is to be congratulated upon the fac
ulty they have secured for this year,
Not to 90 into details, it wall he suli,
cient to say that among them are mum
bcred two graduates from Park College,
located at parkville, Missouri, and one
from the State University at Columbia,
Another is from the State Normal at
Spring gfeld, and still another from The
Moody Bible school az Chicago. All
are well prepared and experienced in
their lines OF wOuk,
,. WHAT WE ARE DOING AT THE
! SCHOOL, OF THE O2ARKS
Our course OF study at present, rang
es from the first to the tenth grades,
Last year we only had nine, 50 that we
are growing. Each grade taught marks
a step, and big step at that, in the
way toward our goal "a full high school
course. Much attention is given to our
higher grades, as we desire to make
them especially thorough in every par
ticular Extra attention is given to
students who are behind in their work.
Thoroughuess rather than scope is
stressed. Our high school ranks on a
level with any similar institution in the
state.
III audition TO our regular school work
We arescoutnuing our splendid board
ing department. Our total charge for
board and tuition in this department of
our work is only SIC per month. 1t is
less than cost--yet We feel that we are
we'll repaid for our loss when we con.
slider the lives that are being trained
and the characters that are being
formed, They have no money value
Along this same line Of character
building, we desire to mention the in
lluence OF Bible study. We have a
teacher with US this year who makes
that her special line Of work, and in
struction is given to each and every
class. Men and women are growing up
among us, with their lives based upon
the great principles laid down in God +
word
3. WHAT WE EXPECT TO DO.
The board Of trustees has large plahs
for the School Of the Ozarks. More
buildings, more equipment, more stu
dents, higher course OF study and the
development Of the industrial idea in
the school. The practical idea Of edu.
cation is filling peoples minds in these
days. Life is before each pupil-they
should be taught TO do as well as tC
know" We hope by next year 10 be-
gin to apply this idea 10 our school.
I. WHAT WE DLsIRE FROM THE PE0
PIE OF TANEY COUNTY.
Friends are numbered among the
richest blessings Of this life, You ar,
already our friends and we want yol
to show that fact to the world by giving
Ills your active sympathy and support
Work for the School of the Ozarks
From the above outline in regard t
what the school expects TO do, it viii
, readily be seen that Prof. Robertson
will have his hands full OF work--work
ing to get new pupils for the highe
: graees, end working to raise money t
meet the heavy expenses necessary t
make the improvements contemplated
The board OF trustees desires him Il
give all his attention TO this work, an
have the teaching work efficiently don
by others. This is the only method b
: which the school can grow.
a Sure-enough KuOcker
J. G.. Goodwin, Of Reidsville, N. G.
saws: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve is
sure enough knocker for ulcers. a ba
one came on my leg last summer, bl
:. that wonderful salve knocked it out i
| few rounds. Not even scar RI