The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-09-23
SCHOOL NOIES.

'till thny come. We are ready 70 vel
some all who wish 70 come to 10, and 4
nill do all in our power TO help them.
II you are out Of school sud can get in !
school Il is your duty TO do 50, and il 1
you csnpot afford TO 80 to school get /
some good books and read them.
Franklin and Lincoln received much T,
Of their education at home.
Eunice Rutledge Ola Rut,edge Law
renee MeCune aud Doyle Davis are
new High School pupils this week.
The boys have been very busy this
week The baseball diamond shows
the result Of their Efforts. These boys
are now getting ready for a game. so
challenge them.
Friday evening you are expected to
visit US at the High School Building
Come aud bring US book which would
be good for any boy OF girl 20 read or
hsve Rs a reference book. We will
treat you to watermelon or part
thereof You furnish a book il you
have one and we will furnish the mel
ons Now come and let US spend
social evening As parent friends, pu-
pills and teachers.
The Domestic Science department is
being fully equipped The pupils are
doing their part in this II you have
anything which you do not use, send
1t to the High School and we shall be
ouly too glad to put it to Il good use.
our boys and girls expect to serve
dinner to you before the term closes.
and when we invite you we expect you
to be on hands. Get ready for an in
yitation.
The Beaver pupils were unable to
attend the agricultural meeting held
at Gray Sept. 18th. They did not get
word 10 time TO make arrangements
for the trip. We are very sorry as we
mad several to enter the contest. Let
ters announcing contests, meetings
and meets should be sent out at least
ten days before the events thereby Civ
ing those who wish to enter time to
prepare.
The Athletic Association OF the b.
). have organized with the following
officers at the helm: Pres, Ezra Ey-
aus Vice Pres, Dewey Hebbard Sec,
Nsble Green Treas, Reola Mansfield,
The Literary Societies OF the B.H.S.
will organize in the near future. Pro-
grams OF debates, orations, readings
and music will be given. The general
public is invited to attend any ofthese
meetings and pass judgment on our
efforts.
II you capture an unusual bug. a
snake, mouse or any ythiug that will add
to our collection, please send tito US.
We will preserve it for future exhibit
work and will be only too grateful for
your remembrance So far this term
we have secured bat, a jerusalem
beetle, snake and water puppy,
Those present at the little farewell
reception Of the seniors given at tbs
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. /. w Moore
were: Harold Looibourrow, ] e
Meese, George Kilq. Charles Mile,
William Moore, Lewis Moore. Eula
McKillips, Ethel Smith, Edyth Miles,
Pearl Cayler, Sadie Beaucamp and
Miss Wright,
Charles Miles. William Moore and
Harold Looibourfow departed for
Norman where they will be in attend =
ance at the State university this year
They are bright lads and will do the
b H. s., credit anywhere. Good luck
to them
Little John Stafford entered the
graded school Monday. John came to
Beaver Sunday aud entered school the
following day. This ia a right spirit.
Get into the school work as soon as
you can and keep busy the entire year.
The senior girls are watching the
freshmen girls to see II they can find
living example of acceleration.
Miss Tweedie was IN Tuesday and
Miss Eta Meese filed her place for
the day.
Telephones will be answered at the
high school at any time but please do
not cause us to walk up three flights
Of stairs or leave class when Il is not
absolutely necessary. Be careful not
to abuse the use of the phone.
The Manual Training department is
TO be equipped and you may help us do
this. IL one OF our Representatives
calls upon you, help him il you can
and we shall greatly appreciate your