The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-10

the advantages of being "a student at
the \. and NJ. college at saltwater
Frank won the scholarship from Car
ter county last June for his work in
the boys clubs and is proving himself
a very apt pupil as a perusal OF his
teachers reports will show.
Advances at A. aud VI.
Need any holp Buddy" offered the
smiling senior as he overlook al
q, carrying two heavy suit-cascs and AN
Overcoal
The startled freshman, thus adj
dressed, looked around and seemed
about t. refuse, bat the satchcls were
heavy and ne had Travelled all the way
from Louisiana TO register at Oklahoma
y. AMI NJ. So hc reluctantly transferred
one of his bags to the seniors out
stretched hand, aud there his cduca-
tion AT A. ard NJ began
For Tiger students are very hospit
able and democratic. In fact. 1t is prob
ably these two characteristics which
constitute the great spirit of the insti-
tuition When a freshman enters the
college he is pleasantly surprised by
the number Of "hcllos' he receives about
tho co,nnn, no is al.n .truck b,. the
Ibcr,li,, ,f soci,i distinctions and Tho
.o.,.,it, ~ .,,h. vI,toh bo h.. hoo,,
,oI1 o.o i,,.,,i.,Ilo inh,ht,o,ts If or,
Loot uniynrsitios <, with he,rt Iigbt-
onel by his cordial reception on the
campus, ne starts his years work with
the true Tiger spirit,
There are a number of courses to
Mol, rro,, hut .ar,o,. r,,ch deIihor,tiou
norb,.,. bo cbooscs tb,t If Agric,lturc
hecarso no holiove. II confo,,,ns more
th,, ,r,,. of tbc otber. to tho ideal va
catior If no onters This school no finds
tbc Facilities mora convoniort ana the
ir.tructi,n moro th,,,ouph Than ho had
evor ovn.ctnd An tha Lrowlodpa of
Animal IIush,nd,,v, thot can Inc oaincd
bv , norson at pnrdun I-nivnrsitv the
grootoet institution or lis Kind in the
Tritod states. am. all tho rrincinles
of npronomv that are Taught nj Ames
arc nj his djsposal The large cattle
ham with it's five udio,ninp silos and
other buldines for housing the burc
broi IIerofords Sbortborns ana Anpus.
the model boc harm I'm which arc kont
r,.izo-,yirri,o purocs polonds and
IIa,nnsbiros. tbo lnun sbenn harm whore
+bo borsot. u,nnehir,s Shr,nehirce
ana Southiowns stav-oI these were
h,,Dt for his uso I'm l,horatorv work
"Sincc he wnuId like to know hoNy
to r,,,ai. p,d,. old tractor. and no,vor
bo is oivor , cnu.so i'm Apricu1tur,,I En-
, einoorinp which trcats with the ,pera.
ton of an modern farm machinery The
j
hand. and makes the student capable
of managing the best dairies in the
countrv. Tho instruction i'm entomology.
p horticulture. ami poultry also becomes
invaluable since it enables him to go
, back home and show his father. besides
J various other things. how to keep dis
5 ease out of the orchard and to obtain
| the maximum egg production from his
. flock of chickens.
If the student decides 10 enter the
Engineering school ne is greatly i'm
pressed by the number of sub-courses
= he has to choose from. He is confronted
chemical. civil. electrical, ana mechani-
cal engineering, all of which offer solid,
practical subjects. That the subjects of.
fered under these different courses are
not merely academic. was clearly DEM
] onstrated during the winter of 1913.
= when nearly all the cities OF the state
were suffering on account Of the coal
, strike AT the first call of the governor.
q company of these engineers went
down to the mines. took over the opera
n n of the different machines. and
continued production without a hitch,
until the strikers returned TO work. 1t
was thus shown that the engineering
I students AT A and NJ. receive practical
as well as theoretical instruction. Their
eouipment il essentially complete. and
includes everything necessary for prac-
T.. teal assignments.
[ eff the student chooses the Commerce
and Marketing school as the one in
which he would obtain a degree. he may
be assured that his selection is a wise
one. for It is a course which should be
well mastered by every prospective
3. business man. And who is II tina, docs
not aspirc to he a great director of
finance? The members Of this school
have already organized themselves into
d, Junior Chamber of Commerce and
o with the aid of the bankers and influ.
2 ential business men of the city. have
successfully engineered several import.
81 ant deals which make for the good of
CITY and county. All OF which tend 10