Sometime
in 1917, probably in November, Emerson High School in Oklahoma City got
new chalkboards. Apparently they installed them right overtop the old
chalkboards, which were only discovered this past week as chalkboards
are now being replaced with whiteboards. The older chalkboards still had
lessons drawn on them, untouched since that time!
“The
penmanship blows me away, because you don’t see a lot of that anymore,”
Emerson High School Principal Sherry Kishore told the Oklahoman. “Some
of the handwriting in some of these rooms is beautiful.”
The writing also gives us a glimpse into the teaching methods used in the early part of the 20th century.
See all nine pictures at The Washington Post.
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