The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-13
ROUND UP DAY
The Introduction Of School Contests II
Agricultural and Manual Arts Pur'
suits-The First ever Introduced in
to the School Work at Holly

1t is the purpose to start this year
on the 4th of December what shall be
called the Annual "Round Up Day
The pupils enrolled in the schools sur
rounding Holly, in other words the
schools of the Holly Central" are all
eligible. This central comprises 10
different schools.
Amity, District No. 27; teachers,
Beda Bogue, Clara Hammond.
Fairview, District No. 81, teacher,
Prudence Parrot.
Reynolds, District No 80; teacher,
Helen Hill.
Horse Creek, District No. 80; teach
er, Tiney Adams.
Wilson School, District No. 5; no
school this year.
Sunny Side, District No. %; teach
ers, Vesta Schaedla, Florence Punten-
ney.
South Side, District No. 10; teach
er, Alice Melton.
South Side, District No. 30; teacher,
Blake Pierce.
Prairie Queen, District No. 4; teach
4 er, John King.
South Side, District No. A; teacher,
Opal Chestnut.
South Side, District No. a; teacher,
i Grace Lane.
South Side, District No. a; teacher,
Blanch Alexander.
South Side, District No. a; teacher,
Cecil Houlton.
South Side, District No. "A; teacher,
No report of teacher.
South Side, District No. As. No re-
port of teacher.
Hartman, District No. al; teacher,
Naomi Huddleston.
Beet Ranch, District No. 6; teacher,
Dorothy Goodner.
Jordan, District No. 6, teacher,
Clara Crabill.
Enterprise, District No. 4, teacher,
Ada Morehead.
The graded school department of
the Holly Public Schools will be per-
mitted to take part. The contestants
will be arranged in two classes. Those
under IL years of age will enter in
class B in all events; those over IL
years of age will enter in Class A in
all events. Boys may enter in girls
events and girls in boys events if they
choose. In order to enter as contest.
ant the person entering must be a reg.
ularly enrolled student in some one OF
the schools in the "Holly Central"
Judging Contest
; Boys-Class A
Wheat, corn, kaffir corn, milo maize,
feterita, home grown Irish potatoes,
home grown sweet potatoes, home
grown apples, home grown celery.
GLASS B-Same as above
Girls-Class A
J Canned tomatoes, canned pickles,
| canned cherries, canned peaches, jel-
lies, home made bread, home made
cake, home made pie, home made
candy.
SLAoS b--Sane as ABOVE
1 The productions in this Judging
contest will be furnished and the
students contestants will be required
to select the best, the next best and
the third best of each article.
Thre will be first, second and third
prize in each class. The contestant
winning the most points will be
awarded first prize, the second best
second prize and the third best the
third prize.
PRODUCTION CONTEST
Boys-Class A.
Best S ears Indian corn.
Best 5 home grown Irish potatoes.
Best b home grown sweet potatoes.
Best 3 home grown apples.
Best 5 head home grown kaffir corn
Best 5 heads home grown milo maize
Best 5 heads home grown feterita.
CLASS B-Same as above.
y Girls-Class A
Best can Of home canned fruit.
Best can of home canned pickles.
Best can of home canned tomatoes.
Best glass home made jelly.
Best loaf home made bread.
Best home made cake, any kind.
Best home made pie, any kind.
Best 6 pieces home made candy.
Best piece fancy sewing.