Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
VACATION IS
GOING RAPIDLY
COUNTRY SCHOOL STUDENTS LES
W MONDAY
CITY SCOOlS ON 18TH
New building WIN Er Ready pr Oc.
oupnncN The Age of Barbnrism
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open Ihe I'" weeks OF vacation Will
nave 'hueG' ana dlIlG'hee must again
~" W,,,I.nl' ,n' rue. county superintendent
NIllah SauSast mas peon working
u"'u I" E't everything prepared TOR
III" opening,
Inc board OF education Of the city
OF lulSa mas neeh ironing out ways
anu means OF hahullhg the increased
hummer OF students expected 10 at
lehu tpe CltN schools thlS ialI ana II
| Is th"uSht that they VIII nave every
tnlhE IN readiness When at o'clock
MONDAY morning, september II, rul-
| Iors WIZ descend on SO desks IN Tulsa
anu as many voices VIII pe heard 10
uttrr me magic words School Is
'Hlled'
! me Workinen on the new temporary
nnildlng ON the central school grounds
nave bcen putting foith every efort
10 get the building completed IN read
mess ior the opening. Although an
ne nhlSnlng touches may not nave
heen added by that time, 1t Is as
surcd that the pulldlhg Wlil ne READY
or occupancy Ihe prlck WallS are
now up ana large part OF the IN
terror frame work mas been put IN
place Work VIII start ON the concrete
steps IN a iew DAYS. The irst OF the
IplnlnplnE Is now helhg hohe.
Kendall College announces It's open
| ing date ms september IA, That Is
the date When actual class work begins
| ana the TWO days preceding mat VIII
be devoted To enrolling the students
10 most VINO return from sum
mer vacation 1t Is with regret that
the days OF unhounded freedom are
over, nut To the school students, es-
peclalIN those IN the hlgh school ana
lcoliegeS' there Is teellhg ol interest,"
ana elAu"n. TheN 40 NOT seem TO nave
IanN regret as the school NE Is as Iull
or pleasures as vacation time. inc
small boys, and the girls too nave
~ regret as 1t seems To he against the
grain of human nature Tor a young
ster TO be restricted II is said that
lthere are threo peflous III chllunood.
lHnd when n child Is IN the Seconu
period, which takes him from the age
Tor u to TO- there is n teeIng OF re-
lpulslon TOR all thlngs when pertain
10 clNiIi2auon Dr' Raymond SchWeg-
Ter, professor IN one OF the larger
universities describes tfat period as
the period OF 'barharism AFTER mat
age. when the Youngster enters the
social realm Tor the hrst ume' ne may
be expected To maintain an interest
TOR School llte. lhe opening or School
llor the college or nlgn SCnOol student
means the greeting of old friends, IRA.
Iierniiy brothers-lher are supposed
Ito be no traternities In most colleges
nut II Is known lact that they eNlst-
Igirls and what few comrades they had
h'd among otner INSTITUTIONS KNOWN
las the lacultN'
" matters not II that coliege man
ne freshman sophomore JUNIOR on
senior the lellng is an the same Ine
sophomore Is waiting eagerly Tor inc
lrhanc" To Wreak ms vengeance upon
Ithe incoming freshman lte may nu'
lrome out win TINS pelel' put secreu\
ne cherlshes the thqught OF What nc
lwlll do to that fresh bunch VINO WI
MI the shoes ne so hunnlN wore th'
year before. lhe sophomore re-
turning now as the junior, reels me
lelauon, so apparent M nearing graz
uation, ana has instilled INTO ms minc
the principle OF fair play, Tor II +
under his care that the 'treshies' VII
be placed. The JUNIOR returning as
a senlor-no one knows MS thoughts
, They may be fearful lest he be not al
lowed TO graduate Tor some mlsde
meanor during his earlier years or !
may be thht ne is Just naturally wot