The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-14
All Places in Public Schools for
the Coming Year We're Fill
ed at the Meeting Last
Night
RURAL PUPILS MAY
ENTER HIGH SCHOOL
Under Resolutions Adopted
Districts to Bear Expense
Board Of Education Is
Re-organized

~ tht dcllon oi lnc members OF
the Board Of Education al the regular
annual meeting last night a resoIu-
ticn opening the chiekasha high
school 70 the pupils Of Grady county
who are ready for this grade Of school
work, was adopted in accordance with
the recent law which makes il legal
70 transfer pupils Of advanced grades
from one district to another. the pro
porticnate amount Of school funds 70
bo transferred with The pupil In this
way NJ tuition win be charged out OF
town pupils in the high school
The chickasha high school main
tains a faculty that could teach
large number Of pupils and there isI
not another school in the county that
carries The work higher than the
eleventh grade The chlckasha school
can give better atten ion to advanced
training and there are a number Of
boys and girls in Grady county who
viii attend next term under the terms
Of the new ruling.
The reorganization % iiie school
board was effected last night AsI
there was no city election here the
Old members hold over Officers Tor
The ensuing year we're elected as fol-
lows: J. d. chaataln. president. CLARK
Rutheriori, vice president, and VIII
liam Stacey secretary This is the
fourth term for Mr. Stacey The mem.
hs@hip OF the various committees
will remain the same except the jani-
tor committee This committee was
abolished. the duty OF this committee
being assigned 70 the buildings and
grounds committee
County supt G. r. Newell was
granted the use Of the high school for
the summer normal, beginning May
~. and lasting until June 2S
w r Ramey, superintendent Of the
city schools. was granted leave or ab.
aence during tie month OF Jaly, 50
that he may attend the National
Teachers association, which SIN be
held In Chicago lll ihls year
Teachers for the next term Of school
we're elected and all OF the vacancies
we're filled. al OF the elections
we're made condltionally each teach.
er mus. pass the required physical
examination before pr S. o. Marrs
the boards physician, aud credits fol
attending the summer normal mus
filed with the board
The teachers elected we're
High School Edgar cowan, prInci.
pal; Margaret j. Mitchell history;
Josephine Bell English; Lizzie T..
Goodnight, German; Anna r. Lesher.
Latin: Sadie Puckelt, mathematics.
Alice Francisco. domestic science;
Miriam lnglla. commercial; Frazier
Banks. science; }. ". MeManus. man.
ual training.
Eighth Gfade--Nisses Stella Bar.
ton, Edith Flagler, Belle McWilliams.
Seventh Grade Mrs, Iexa Williams
and Miss Julia Rice.
West School Geo + Mitchell, prln-
eipal; grades Misses Laura v Meyer
Dimple Darlington. Hazel Reming
ton Maude T. Gilley, Adlne Spruce
MAZDA Rice, Madams Edgar cowan
and zeIla Rogers.
North School r L. Bailey. princi
pal; Misses Keia Clark. Jessie Kel
sey, Tina Rlggerssaft, Anna Irwin
Madams G. e. Pyle and w H. White
South scbo5l-A. G. Hitchcock
principal; Misses Daisey Allen, Ger
trude Kelley, Mary Heffley, Ethe
Spencer, Madams Olin Brashear ani
Julia Wooster Dyche
Rural school A. G. Hancock
Subject to assignment IN grades
Misses Edith Clary, Ethel McNltl
Ruth Griffin, Lula Lower, Leydol
Flaugher
the above selections fill all Vacan
ciea for the ensuing year.