The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-29
CATALOGUE OF COLLEGE
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more than eight dollars.
The commercial art department
gives a thorough training IN stenogra-
ply, and in those things which must
also be given to make the most sue.
cessful tiness woman business
law, commercial geography CONNER
cial English, etc. The course is de-
signed both for those who intend en-,
tering the business world, and for
those who intend to teach the sub.
Iect.
Physical Not Neglected.
The physical education department
is likewise worked out to meet the
special needs OF Oklahoma women.
The great need for women capable Of
teaching the subject IN the high
schools Of the state Is recognized in
this branch. and courses are given de-
signed especially for those who wish
to take u? profession that is just
coming into great demand.
An Illustration OF the fact that the
course Of study comes up to that OF
the most advanced colleges in the
country is the library science depart,
ment. This work is now being given
recognition in the standard colleges
Of the country 1t is becoming neces-
sary on account Of the fact that in
every high school now there is com
ing to be good library, and spe-
cially trained expert is necessary to
care for it.
The academic arts faculty includes,
besides President G. w. Austin, Ed.
gar Cowan, assisted by Miss Okla
Wood science; Misses Lora Lima Gar.
rison and Mayme Wheeler. English
Mrs. Lulu A. Barr, mathematics Miss
Anne Wade O'Neill, history: Miss Ola
Hart. assistant in mathematics and
history; and Misses Make N. Wood
ring, jamie Hill Miller and Mary Bell,
foreign languages.
In this department are given Eng
lish, Latin, French. German and Span
ish, and courses in history sociology,
economics, mathematics, the sciences
and psychology such as can be obtain
ed only in the leading colleges and
universities of the country.
Great Fine. Arts Department.
The fine arts faculty includes ten
instructors, recognized as among the
leaders in their profession. They arc
Miss Frances d. Davis. expression
Miss Ora Bizzel. assistant; Rudolf
Richter and Misses Lois Bennett, Eth
el L. Carson and Anna White, assist
ed by Miss Jennie Erickson, piano
Miss Caroline Porter, assisted by Miss
Carrie Ormerod, voice; and Arta Goff
violin, This is the only school in the
country which gives to its students
individual instruction by the best
teachers and without tuition charge.
Work in all Of these departments is
recognized by the standard schools OF
the country and leads to degrees of
bachelor of arts, bachelor of science
and bachelor OF music Diplomas and
certificates are given to girls who do
less than the -four years Of work.
The secondary school which gives
work that replaces that Of the regular
high school course. Is given by the reg
ular college instructors, and with the
same STANDARDS OF work. All depart
ments Of the college are open to sec.
ondary students. including the music
department with its free tuition.
The catalogue ends with list Of the
various scholarships and prizes avail
able to students, and with a diagram
showing the growth Of the Oklahoma
College for Women since 1910. The
diagram shows an Increase in enroll,
ment of practically 100 per cent in two
years. Figures show that actual at
tendauce during the year Just past was
II per cent greater than the number
Of the year before, and 176 per cent
greater than that Of two years ago.
Had there been dormitory room to ac-
commodate all those who wished to en-
ter Tho college last year. the percent
ages OF increase would have been al
most doubled
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