The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-05
OREGON SCHOOL NOTES.
Every One Working for q Success
fol Close Of the Term---O. H.
S. Baseball Team Defeated
the White Cloud n. S.


The Sophomores gave u unique and
interesting program last Friday that
pleased every one. The special fea.
ture was a burlesque commencement
that was certainly appropriate and
decidedly funny. The class motto
was me for Diploma, Glass Flour,
"Washby's Best" Class Animal .
PONY"
We found the White Cloud High
School boys very pleasant gentlemen
and good ball players. Tho the dia.
mond was a little heavy, both teams
played good ball. There was good
attendance In spite Of the weather
and Its being Saturday afternoons; we
appreciate the enthusiastic roofing Of
those present. Our boys entertained
the visitors for dinner at the Wood.
land hotel. where we enjoyed good
meal.
Supt. G. J. Langdrum accompanied
the White Cloud team. lie Is good
schoolman and a pleasant gentleman.
We were glad TO have him visit us.
our live baseball editor. James RVs.
took, has written up an enthusiastic
account Of the game.
Our team will play al White Cloud
tomorrow, Saturday.
The Freshman class has everything
ready for u tirst.class literary pro.
gram, Friday this afternoon. May b.
You are cordially invited to attend
this last literary session Of the year.
II will be one Of the best.
Senior examinations this week.
The class of 1911 has high average
for the three and one half years and
the faithful work they are doing In.
surss the maintaining Of this record
In the last test in these busy and
happy four years.
We recently received from the
United States Depart ment Of Agri.
culture a number Of bulletins OF IN.
ierest TO farmers aud gardeners.
Among them the following: GLOW
to Exterminaie House Ants" Fruit.
Growing for Home Cse;' "Produc.
lion Of Sanitary Milk:" Testing
Seeds" Cheese rs Food" These
bulletins contain IN - compact form
much practical information and We
shall tW pleased To loan these To any
one Interested or to give you address
where You may obtain "A flee copy Of
these.
Ray Evans recently cont ribut.d to
our literary very practical volum"
entitled. "A College Course IN Writ.
ing and Speaking" by Berkeley. The
book l. used a. u tex, In the English
depart nent Of the State nivrr>iiy.
There j. no stronger asset Of 4 good
school than u Hrs, class library and
We certainly appreciate any con,ribu.
ton that our friends can make toward
increasing our library.
L. Is gratifying 10 note that pupils
and teachers In all depart men,s are
keeping up interest to the end. This
means successful cXaminat ions. The
last two weeks are busy days, as pu.
pills are not only preparing for exan,i-
nations but for commencement exer.
cises as well. The latter work while
Of . different nature H. Just as i'm
portant as any other work. The pu.
pill has IL to do and should be- done
Just as well. The policy Of the Ore.
yon school Is to have good closing ex-
srcises and our course IL SO arranged
that pupils can finish their studies
properly and do their commencement
work, too.
Number !, volume u, IN the rural
education series, issued by the Uni.
versity Of Missouri, entitled. "a
study OF Cattle" Is u most interest.
ing and inst ructive bulletin. II was
prepared by II. II. Emberson, Pro-
lessor of Rural Education In the Uni
versity. Prof. Emberson Is we'll
known In Holt county. We trust this
bulletin will he widely read.
Tic Teachers Prayer; "Divine
Father, give us conservation and
make us patient. Teach us to know
our faults and end0w us with a large
charity for the faults Of others. Keep
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