The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-12
EN 7 H i SIASM AT
OPENING OF 1921
TERM HIGH SCHOOL
REPRESENTATIVES, OF CIVIC
BODIES, FACULTY MEMBERS.
STUDENTS AND ALUMNI JOIN
IN HAPPY EVENT

Former students Of the Ardmore
high school came to school again this
morning. This time they came to greet
their old teachers, their friends Of the
under classes and to revel in the joys
Of starting school again.
With more than thirty Of the alumni
in the audience and all of last years
teachers represented. the school year
of senior high school was started. Wis.
tors and students filled the large au-
dtorlum Representatives of the city's
life together with the faculty. set on
the stage.
The high school orchestra, enriched
this year by Eugene Simon, furnished
appropriate music, and their work was
creditable TO Sol Lowenstein. director.
The orchestra personnel is the same
as last year. alter in the year three
new instruments will be added, it Is
planned
Love Of TEACHERS Shown
Love for their teachers and former
teachers was shown by the student
body when. near the close Of the
exercises, they called them by name
and begged a few words OF cheer
Those who responded included John
Breneman. science; Dale Morrison. his
tory. j. T. Rectin. Spanish; Mrs. S
VI. Davis, study hall supervisor: Miss
Bernice Bow. Miss Ella ]. Peterson
music; G.. II. Reit2. Miss Lilley ex.
preston: G. H. Woodruff. principal
Miss Lillian T.. Bishop, English; Miss
Julia A. Davis, Miss Florence Phil
brook, Latin Miss Helen Dolman
mathematics and science; Miss Elinor
McPheeters. domestic science; j. II
Johnson, mathematics; H. D. Rims,
land, vocation; Sol Lowenstein and
Miss Mary u. Kennerly. who will have
charge OF the cafeteria.
Following several numbers by tbs
orchestra Miss Peterson led in singing
school songs and America" Will,
A. c. Warren. '2l. led in number ot
enthusiastic yells.
Or. K. l.. Davidson Of the FRS
Baptist church said invocation. after
which the orchestra rendered con
tinued selection.
Homage Paid Alumni
Mr.. Richards paid homage to the
alumni and spoke OF the traditions oi
the school that have lived long in tn,
hearts Of the people OF Ardmore His
words were a welcome TO the patrons
cf the school who had come TO Sc,
their children start the years work
and his words were well received.
W. Il. Burnitt. president Of th'
| board Of education expressed deligh
in the knowledge that the schools d
Ardmore have the tlll backing Of ev
cry organization and individual in tn,
/ city. He told OF the aid that coulC
be had FOR the mere asking, and o
the support that would be Forthcoming
at a mere mention.
Frank II. Bourland. another membe
Of the board Of education. declined
with thanks. 10 speak when introduce,
by Mr.. Richards.
Mayor r. \. Hetner came up smil
ling and his greetings We're receive,
with applause James Barron. Secre
tary OF the Chamber Of Commerce
pledged the support Of the 1900 mem
bcrs OF the organization in any NOV,
that might hc started by either IN,
school board or the student body.
Clubs 10 Aid schools
That civic organizations are willin'
90 10 the limit in the interest Of tn
schools. was voiced 10y members of tn
clubs represented. Gaylord Nelson. sec
rotary of the Rotary club, admonishc,
the student body 10 uphold the ira
dltions OF their alma mater O. G
| lAshcr. president OF the Lions club
explained that one OF The purposes o
the international organization Is &
assist In education. W W. Jeter an,
W. r. L. Davidson. represented TN
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