The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-01

sessions will extend from the date
of opening 10 February 1st. 1911. The
third session will extend from Febru-
airy !. 1911, to June 10, 1911, or the
date of closing.
The courses of study and the curri-
culum will be so selected that the
work will correlate properly with 9th
er institutions of manual training
throughout the state, and elsewhere,
and pupils will have no difficulty in
leaving here and entering elsewhere
to receive higher instruction. Pupils
who have labOred diligently here and
have completed our course of study,
should readily enter higher institu-
tions of like character as freshmen,
or sub-freshmen.
The practical object lessons receiv-
ed here by the lower grades during
their entire attendance, keep them in
formed as to the forthcoming work
and as to the ultimate aim of the
course of study. This will be of great
benefit to the boys as they advance.
In the management of the school
the superintendent will require a
prompt and honest service from ev
cry employee, and every teacher will
be required to render his best serv-
ices be kind and courteous and
avoid all friction with pupils, en-
ployees, faculty, and superintendent.
The discipline will be mild, but firm
and respectful and no punishment will
be administered without the superin-
tendent's consent. The entire faculty
will dwell in the building and dine
with the pupils; hence there is no
obvious reason why the management
should not be excellent On all holi-
days. excursions, and outings allowed
the boys, they will he accompanied
by the principal. or the superintend-
ent
The faculty consists of the superin-
tendent clerk, principal teacher, in
termediate teacher, primary teacher,
manual training teacher and farmer
all in the full vigor of their physi-
cal and mental powers. Superintend-
ent Mcpherson G. Maddox and wife
We're sent here from Lapwai, Idaho
Indian school; and are both profes
SiOnal teachers of excellent training
civil service roll with the department |
at Washington. Henry d. Rives will |
act RS principal teacher, and his wife |
will do Intermediate work Mr. Riyes |
is too we'll known TO require an in |
reduction. Ii is sufficient to say that |
MS civil service rating on experience, /
qualification and fitness for the work /
; marked 100" at Washington. lie |
aught over 1000 children in this
will lodge in the dormitories
with the boys, and he their constant
Miss Jessie LaRue. the
teacher, is also well known
n this country having taught in this
school before. She should not only
)e able 10 duplicate, but surpass her
ormer work. Mrs Rives. the inter
mediate teacher will, of course. work
n perfect harmony with the faculty.
he having been associated with her
husband in school work and marital
citations for over fifteen years The
manual training teacher is a first
lass carpenter. and is well fitted for
lis line of work. He has had charge {
o the construction of some of the ;
arge buildings in Muskogee, and be-
ides has had thorough training and ,
considerable experience as both car
iage painter. and cabinet-maker. Or. '
ieorge II. Truax. of Frisco. Okla, is !
chool physician. He is president of :
ne Of the state medical associations.
nd known throughout the state as 4
ne of the most successful practi- !
ioners OF Oklahoma. He lives but two !,
niles from the institute. and will ,