The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-17
COLLEGE NEWS NOTES.
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saltwater. Okla. Jan. l5.-The work
Of the winter term is progressing bet
ter than that of any previous year
The students are practically all settled
in their respective routines of work
and II IS noted that an excellent show
ing Is being made in both class rooms .
and laboratories.
The following Is the complete and /
exact enrolment up to January 10,
1870 as reported by the registrar on
that date. Summer school, 270 sen
iors. regular course, 40, juniors, 51,
sOphmOres. 93 freshmen. l09 sub
freshmen. 1872; business course, 80;
specials. "A; shog; agricultural and
domestic economy course, 12; making
total enrolment of ,Ol3 since June,
1909.
A camp of the National Rifle asso-
citation of America was organized
among the cadets last week. The
necessary officers have been chosen
and due application has been made
for the rights and privileges of orders
of this kind. According to the rules
of the war department, the organiza-
tion will be OF the 4th grade in the
national association. The military de-
partment of the institution has on
hand over $1,000 worth of ammunition
and a complete target equipment. Con.
sidering our resources we hope to
make good showing at rifle work.
Miss Wise, sister of DR.. Wise of
the department of German and Latin,
has registered as student of the
college.
The next issue of the New Educa
| tion which will be mailed January 10.
will contain the pictures OF the new
womans' building and the boys dor
mitory The pictures of the district
agricultural school buildings will also
De contained in this issue.
The poultry expected for use in
che short course has not been procur.
ed, and will probably not be on ex-
hibit. Owing to this fact the work Of
erecting buildings and selecting poul-
try will probably he omitted from
the course mentioned.
The College bulletin board contain )
an announcement which proclaims the
early distributor of the Red Skin.
the college annual.
The unsettled weather has prevent
ed drill for some time. However the
classes in military science continue
their work quite successfully.
Some excellent woodwork is being
done by the freshman class. Some OF
the boys are now doing cabinet work
20 fiji outside orders.
Professor Rose gave very inter
esting lecture on Alpine mountain
climbing Friday evening. The lecture
was made real by number of Ian
tern slides. Professor Rose is q
member Of an Alpine club and gave
us the real thing in his lectures.
The Y NJ. and Y. W. c. A.. delegates
have returned from Rochester and
bring very interesting account OF
their trip and the convention. \ spe
cial meeting will be held Sunday in
order that all may secure the bene
fit of the report.
The first basket ball game of the
year will be played in the home gym
nasium against Edmond, Friday even
ing, 4 splendid game is expected.
DR.. Bowers of the department OF
pedagogy will go to Pand Creek Jan
uary 22 to address the Teachers In
stitute OF Grant county which is to be
held at that place. DR.. Bowers will
lecture on the subjects. Better Edu
cation the Best Social Investment" and
School Improvement"