Arlington State College - Reveille Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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ARLINGTO TRAINING SCHOOL 1913-1916 The Arlington citizens board, deter- mined to have a college in their town, leased the property to Dr. H. K. Taylor in 1913. He became the president of Arlington Training School with his sons-in-law as principals. The faculty of seven taught English, mathematics, history. science, foreign languages. and vocational business and agriculture courses. The classes were small to allow individual attention to each pupil and therefore to help mold his character. Military discipline was employed at the school. Girls were admitted to the college and offered a special program in music. The school stressed athletics and physical training for all. As public high schools became more numerous, private academies began to wane. In 1916 the Training School closed due to insufficient funds. It be- came Arlington Military Academy un- der john Dodson's supervisiong losing its high academic rating due to lack of funds, the Academy closed after one year of operation. H' MARTHA WASHINGTON LITERARY SOCIETY 1 1 l 3 lui SWIMMING POOL

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