The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-29
Contains Strong Courses Of Study and
Gives List Of Teaching Corps Com
posed Of 80 Men and
Women
LIVING EXPENSES in
DORMITORY ARE LOW
Experts in Charge Of TeuchnicaI Depart
ments Train the Girls for Pract-
ical Duties; Growth Of institute
uIiOn Shown BY Figures

The new catalogue of the Oklahoma
college for Women, announcing a
Icourse of study as strong as can be
found in any college in the south, and
a list OF thirty-three professors and in
structors. has Just been received from
the printers and is being mailed Out
from the college offices this week.
Three thousand copies of the volume
have been printed and will be distrib
uted within the next four weeks.
The catalogue is complete in every
detail, mapping out first Of all the gen
eral information aboat the school, its
history and its aim. then going into
the details OF methods and require
.nents for matriculation and course of
study.
The book is a complete volume OF
information for students intending to
enter, or for parents who wish to place
their daughters in college. 1t gives
living expenses in the dormitory as
SIG a month for board and room. with
all other expenses estimated; informa-
tion on uniforms, examinations and
Withdrawals from the college, etc.
The course Of study mapped out in
the catalogue proves the claim OF OK
lahoma school men that the Oklahoma
College for Women 0 designed that
il can give to the women Of the state
the most complete and the nearest to
the ideal women's education that can
be obtained in the southwest.
In Charge of Experts.
In the technical arts department,
Miss Zoe Norman, assisted BY Miss
Julia E. Brekke, has charge of dones-
tic science; Miss Anna X. Banks, as
sisted by Miss Laura Finch, has
charge of domestic art; Mrs. Edna B.
Maddox, assisted by Miss Ruth Pow
ers. has charge of commercial art;
Miss Irene Shaey, assisted by Miss
Geneva May, has the physical educa-
ton; and Miss Eliza j. Rule has
charge of the library and teaches H.
brary science.
In this department will be found
courses that not only cannot be obtain
ed in any other school in this state.
but 1t is doubtful If they can be OBJ
tanned under SO good management
anywhere in the southwest. It has Of
ten been said that the greatest field
open for young women right now is
that of teaching domestic science and
domestic art in high schools. A spe-
cial course has been arranged for
those who wish to fit themselves 70
do this work Courses are so arrang-
ed also that young woman can get
just what she needs worst if she wish
es to obtain broad knowledge Of
household economics for use in the
home, or if she wants to prepare her
self to teach the subjects yet cannot
remain the full four years, or il she
wishes to take lot Of work to pre-
pare herself to take charge Of home,
yet does not want to spend more than
one or two years in taking the work.
All About Foods
Among courses offered are those
that treat in a general way OF the diff
ferent foods and methods of preparing
them, others that go into the science
OF nutritive value Of foods. others f.-at
treat Of the kinds Of foods to cook and
methods of preparing :nem for people
suffering from the different diseases.
and another. called home manage
ment," which deals with all the prob
lens of the home, sanitation, ventila-
tion. heating, economy of space. a~.
portionmentaof the household budget.
etc.
This is in the domestic science de-
partment Other courses just as val
liable are offered in the domestic art
division. Included are courses on gem
erai sewing. dressmaking. textiles.
millinery, fine. needlework, costume
designing. and one that requires every
graduate OF the college to make a
graduation dress in her senior year
Materials for the dress must cost not
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