The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-04

nual Teachers Training Course held
at the Central High School. The
training course opened Monday
forenoon at o'clock with the en-
rollment OF the teachers and a brief
statement OF the purpose OF the
meeting by the county superintend-
ent.
The initial period OF the session
yesterday was taken up with round
table discussion OF THE First Day
OF School," Several OF the teachers
gave personal experiences and out
Aned thcN methods of becoming
4 acquainted with the pupils and ar
ranging programs Tor their school
sessions.
Prof. A. Lincheid, OF the South
eastern State Normal School, Du-
rant, addressed the teachers on
"Education,' confining his remarks
largely to the relations between the
teachers and the school trustees, the
teacher and the superintendent, and
the teacher and the pupil. Mr..
Lincheid at the afternoon session OF
the "Adolescent pupil and will
conclude his portion OF the course
with two addresses tomorrow.
In the absence OF O.. & Adams,
Robert Michael, veteran county
teacher, volunteered to take up the
first portion of the arithmetic period
for the course. Charles l.. Parker,
at the afternoon session, gave the
first review in Language Work.
and Yesterdays session closed with
Writing Lesson by Miss
Amanda Corhn, supervisor OF pen
manship in the Ardmore schools.
The final period each afternoon Will
be given over to this subject and
Miss Corhn will give the lessons to
.he teachers Just as she does IN her
regular work.
First Military Drill.
This morning the teachers had
their first taste OF military drill,
under the direction of Capt. Will
liam Hutchinson and Liepts. +. O.
Mclean and Lamont ByerS OF l.
Company, Second Regiment, Ma
tonal Guard OF Oklahoma. In spite
a. the shower which continued dur
ing the military training period there
was goodly attendance OF teachers
and the foundation was laid for an
excellent work during the week. The
military training, which must be
a ught in every school in the state
lis year, promise to be one OF the
lost interesting and beneficial
eatures of the course.
II. s. Creger, who was to have
had charge OF the arithmetic period
this forenoon. was absent and Sup
erintendent Coffman turned the
period into a quizz. Professor Lin
cheid's address closed the forenoon
session. In the afternoon, a repre-
sentative OF A. & NJ. College, Still
water, was scheduled to talk on
"How Club Work May Be Used
TO Arouse the Community TO Meet
the War Problems;' {. A. Guthrie
was to have conducted the language
period. Professor Lincheid was
scheduled for an address and the
session closed with the writing les
son by Miss Corhn.
Tomorrow's program follows;
8 a. Military drill.
9 a. m.-Devotional-Rev. c. L.
Weith.
$50 a. m.-Address-Proi. A.
Lincheid
II a. m.-Language-G. II.
Chance.
1:5O p. inflow Teachers May
Correlate Canning and Bread Club
Work With the School Work" Mrs.
Daisy NJ. Frazier, district agent, A.
& NJ. College.
2:l5 p. m.-Address-Dr. P. /.
Brooks, president Southeastern
State Normal School, Durant.
3 p. m.-.Address--Prof. A. Lin
cheid.
5:45 p. m.-Writing Lesson-Miss
Corhn.
Daily School Programs.
At Mondays session Superintend-
ent Coffman appointed committees
to arrange daily programs for the
schools. The committees follow:
Schools with only one teacher,
Miss Minnie Loggans, chairman
and the committee is comprised OF
the teachers of all schools that have
only one teacher. Other chairmen
are: Schools with two teachers,
Charles Parker; schools with three
teachers, II. 5. Creger; schools with
four teachers. r. F. Jones. The
committees will report at the Fri
day afternoon session.
Enrolment Of Teachers.
The following teachers have eu-
rolled:
H. A. Barber, Smyrna, District
No. ).
Mrs. H. A. Barber, Smyrna.
Mrs. Donna Riddle, Blue Rib
bon, District No. 40.
Mae Williams, Provence, District !
No. 8.
Mrs. Eula Murchison, Check, Dis
.rict No. 80.
T. II. Murchison, Cheek.
Mrs. Minnie Doggans, Prairie
Valley. District No. 70.
Robert Michael, Mulkey, District
No. 3.