The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-14

Hover Gable, Willie Wilkinson, Mar
vim Pollock, Charles Davis, Willie
Wietleman. Melvin Pollock James May
William Plasters and Fred Woolley.
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The sixth "B" grade OF the Walnut
Grove school has the best record OF at
tendance for the past month in the
school
Albert II. Colley one OF the teachers
Of the Washington school who had Sc.
cured leave OF absence OF thirty days
to go 20 California, is III at his home
on South Walker avenue.
Mrs, Juletts Wright teacher of the
first grade in the Walnut Grove school
Tor the week has been attending
her mother, who is seriously III in
Norman.
The Patrons club Of the Washington
school is fitting up a domestic science
room, which will be in constant use for
the pupils of the upper grades,
The Patrons club OF the Washington
school will entertain the eight "A"
graduates in the kindergarten room on
Thursday evening at o'clock. A short
program will be given.
Miss Roberta Worley, musical sup
crvisor for the grade schools visited
the Walnut Grove school on January 4
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Maurice Pearl, principal of the Wal
nut Grove school, says that the thrift
stamp "mlcrobe' is beginning to sprout
and take root among the pupils in the
school.
The Joseph Pennell war llthographs
are on exhibition in the art department
OF the high school. The exhibit will be
open to the public until January 20. The
Oklahoma City high school is the first
high school that has had them on ex-
hibit Joseph Pennell was commissioned
by the United States government to
make 100 Autographs OF munition plants
and factories in the United States,
France and England, to be used for
historical records. Fifty are shown of
munition plants in France and England
and fifty in the United States. Draw
ings of the interiors OF the plants
showing machine guns, engines, cranes
and the interior Of navy yards, showing
the operation of them are all shown in
these Autographs Miss Manon SAYS
that the pupils in the schools are show
ing a great interest in the litho-
graphs
Students of the senior year at the
high school will have completed their
four years in high school at the close of
the first Semester on Wednesday. They
will however, continue their studies in
the high school until the close of the
second semester, taking extra subjects
There will be a general teachers
meeting on Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the auditorium of the high
school. This designates the close Of the
first semester in the schools. An edit
cational program will be given and out
lliltS IlduC lOt inc SCHOOL Work OF Inc
next semester. J. A. Whiteford, super
intendent of schools, will announce the
program later.
Estelle Manon, instructor in the art
department Of the high school, extends
an invitation to the grade school teach
crs to come and see the Joseph Pen
nell exhibit, now on view in the art de-
partment OF the high school on January
II. She also invites the students OF the
grade schools for January 10 from 10
until o'clock in the evening. As well as
being open to the public on week days,
the exhibition will be open on Sunday
from 2 until 6 o'clock in the evening
All Oklahoma City schools are again
running full blast Many children
were absent from school today be-
cause Of the vacation given them last
Friday The schools are all we'll sup
piled with coal, and classes will be con-
Quoted the same as before
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