The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06

State University News.

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Norman Okla. june 4.-Herman
Douthitt collected material for the
geological laboratory during the men,
orial day holidays He returned from
the country with seven live reptiles
A small crowd Witnessed the las,
track meet of the year which was held
last Saturday The college of arts
and science was arrayed AGAINST the
remaining schools and was easily the
winner. the final score being 90 to 90
No records were broken as some or
the best athletes were out of training
The law class gave their annual
spring banquet Thursday night. Frank
Watson acted as toastmaster and sew
eral toasts were responded to. Talks
We're made about the future prospects
of the school by Dean Monnet and
Professor Cheadlc Forty-liye mem
bers of the class were present.
The annual spring election of the
athletic association was held last
Tuesday. The contest was not eXcit-
ing in any way and not much lobbying
was done as at former elections. The
following officers We're elected: Presi-
dent cleveland Thompson; secretary
treas, Fred Capshaw; football mana
ger. Hutch MOrter; basket ball man
ager. Ernest c. Lamber base ball man
ager, Albert Hendrix; track manager
Mort Woods: tennis manager. Law
renee Trout; student councilmen. Har
ry Diamond and James Nairn.
The senior honor society, "Peet
held its annual banquet last Monday
night Before the banquet a delightful
time was spent at the Y M C. A.,
rooms where Indian games and stories !
were INDUCED in. The guests were
Professor and MRS. Il. =. II. DuvGl |
and Professor and Mrs. D. w Ohern
and the following ladies, Misses Good
rich. Lindsay. Davis, Dawes, Rozier,
Bessent, Boyle, Foster Bessent, Pax
ton, Reed, Reudy, Link, Mascho and |
The eighteenth annual commence
ment exercises will be held at the
June 9th Fifty-nine stu
dents, forty men and nineteen women
will graduate. Thirty-seven will re-
ceive diplomas from the college of |
arts and sciences. six from the school
of law, three from the school of fine
arts, two from the college of engineer
ing, eight from the school of phar-
macy, and three will graduate with
bachelor of science degree and biology. |
Many attractions are scheduled for
the last week of the college year OF
1909-lO The final examinations for
the seniors have been given. The
others began June at o'clock. June !
3, the school of fine arts gives |
of the opera Martha" June
;. baccalaureate sermon by Bishop
Francis X. Brooke of Oklahoma City.
June 5. evening, address to Y. NJ c. A.
and Y. w. C. A., by Rev. J. II. o.
Smith of Oklahoma City. June 6, pre-
paratory recital June I, senior class
play. The Man from Home June 8,
commencement concert June 9, mee.-
ing of alumni association, $3.50 a. m,
commencement exercises, address by
Governor Haskell 1890 a. m. alumni
banquet, 100 p. III. June 10, summer
session begins. 500 a m.
A special bulletin of the only school
of Medicine i'm Oklahoma, located at
the university is being made ready to
be issued. The first two years are
given in Norman and the clinical work
Is given at Oklahoma City.
The engineering schools will open
next September under the most favor
able of conditions for success. Tba
has been moved and in.
stalled in the new building. The en-.
roilment next year promises to he
greater than ever before.