The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-04

chafke OF Boys NfuO@, reports the eA-
cellent record made bv students Of the
Beaver schools in Club work the past
year. His letter follows.
February II. 1915.
To the Faculty and School Board +,
Beaver Consolidated Schools,
Beaver. Oklahoma.
Kind Friends:
Permit me to congratulate you on
the success Of your local Agricultural
Club for the year 1914. For toe second
year. you have distinguished yourself
as having the most progressive club IN
the state. last year having won the
banner offered by the A x NJ. College
In 1914 your club had the largest dele.
CATION Of any club in the state at the
same time won more prizes than any
other club. Below ! give summary
Of the prizes won by the pupils OF your
school
]. $50 % Scholarship in Agricultural
School. won by Ruby Seal
l. Loving Cup. won by Clarence
Strong
/. Medal. won 10y Leo Seal
?. Diplomas Of Honor, by Clarence
Strong and Leo Sea
s3l 90 in Cash Prizes. won by Eta
Neese and Clarence Strong.
6. Scholarships in Farmers Short
Course TALL expenses paid. won by
Ruby Seal, Eva Green Irwin Moor
Esther Kile. Reola Mansfield and
Clarence Strong
{ Scholarships won in Farmers Short
Course Gail expenses paid except
travelling eKpeusesJ, won by Eta
Meese, william Meese, Mable
Green aud Leo seal.
2. Scholarships in State Fair School
Call expenses paid, won by Ruby
Seal Snd Leo Seal.
-. Scholarships in State Fair School
(all expenses paiu except travelling
expenses), won by Eta Meese and
Clarence Strong
Besides the above honors. Beaver
member produced the highest yield OF
maize in Oklahoma for 1914.
In totaling up the scores for the
yearly scholarships. five things were
considered, namely: Examination
Grade, History Of Work, Reports, Note
Books and Exhibits A few Of the
Beaver pupils failed to win some very
large prizes ON account OF not entering
some of these five events. Although
there were ~ delegates at the Short
Course. the pupils OF Beaver stood high
in all different departments. Their
standing is as follows:
Examination Grades.
Mable Green. OF Beaver. tied with
Pearl Bonham, Of Cordell, for LIST place
grade 9lq6); Eva Green stood Ith
RUBY Seal, 9th; Esther Kle, llth:
Reola Mansfield i2th Etta Meese.
llth Leo Seal. Path wm. Meese. 3lst;
Irwin Moore, 35th; Chslmer Strong,
10Th
Notebook Average:
Mable Green. of Beaycr, Eva Green,
of Beaver, and Luch Smith. of Cordell,
tied for lst place (grade 90q6 Esther
Kile stood 4lh; Ruby Seal, sth; Leo
Seal, 9th Bill Meese. 10Th Eta Meese
10th; Irwin Moore. 2lst CChalmer
Strong aud Reola Mansfield did not re-
turn boRks).
History of Work:
Ruby Seal stood lst, (grade 9296) :;
Eva Green, ID Mahle Green, 9th Eta
Meese, 10Th; Bill Meese, llth; Irwin
Moore, Odd. Leo Seal, Chalmer strong
Esther Kile ana Reola Mansfield did
not submit histories),
Repor Expense and Profit:
Ruby seal stood 9th (grade 500 4
Eta Meese, 9th; Esther Kile, lOth+
Mabe Green, 18th; Bill Meese, 18th
Eva Green. 23d Reola Mansfield, 2ith
Irwin Moore. 25th Geo Seal and
Chalmer Strong did not submit 10
ports)
Exhibit Grades;
Esther Kile stood "a tgrade a79o)
Ruby Seal, 18th; Eta Meese, 2lst;
Irwin Moore, 43d VIM. Meese, I4,h.
can exhibits except pigs were to be
aXhibited.at Short Course), Eva Green.
Mable Green, Reola Mansfield. Leo
Seal and ChaImer Strong did not make
exhibits.
From the above reports you will see
hat Beaver tied for lst in Examina.
ion and Note Books, secured lst in
History aud Report and took 81 in
exhibits
For the splendid record made 10y tho
3eaycr Club the past year, as il was
he most active club in the state will
personally present you a loving cup.
rust that the excellent record will
Dutiuue i'm the future and thai ,,,,r.