The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
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fSs seksoi oers:iniy sn;syeS AM she sfs,n. p1n.
gran Which was given By tho Freedman
s:s s: ~ nsHS.y s,.t %S,n,rs ssgn a chapel This
ny any class this year ana shows that
the Freshmen. are q live bunch. we hope
to see them continue their good work
~ i' ,hss, see, ,.sse. sne osner c'asecs following
ssScol nov begin. at 8 a. m. instead
Of s:4s: The eivies class meets at Sis
az Ike ciyics Glass nov marcy mas charge
The Eudelphian Debating. Club met
sIsutos ssd ana n,dhs syss, ssS ad9H,sd sher com
Ing copies printed. which shows that the
Eudelphisns are live wires and a credit to
The Glee Club and the Boys ouartette
met Thursday night and practiced tho
songs which they win sing during teach
Friday the students of II. n. s 70.
ceived their report cards for the first six
There viii be no school Oct ga ma
gath because of the teachers' meetinT
which will be held at the grade school
Gulid,ns ias, Yagr .na splendid h meeting held
better meeting this year ' '
Senior Notes.
xvdh me Sehors had pep meeting last
"wednesday night and transacted aone
very important business According 10
all reports, the Juniors are afraid they
"ph set Ie oheir share of the peanuts (?).
due to Illness. '
According to reports from certain NOM
bers OF the Senior class. II doesn't exactly
agree with Kit" Carson and Tohn Dun
al,,vn, San to ride around the race track on a
have been close enough we would have
heard fervent prayers being uttered For
reference. see Bill Meese.
=, Great commotion was created among
the Senior circles when n wasp stopped
70 rest for q short period OF time on
Hazel McFarlands little finger We hope
L.. -.
LEILA Meese has been elected manager
OF the girls basket ball team and RAY
Chase n..c. captain Of the boys team. We
these students are members of the
>, With can,rou our r, neg yell leader. Ray Chase
bit OF excitement In chapel Friday
morning. The Juniors didn't seem to like
ih,ncs very n,n, vel; put we expect to do many
exactly please them.
MILDRED sTEDMAN. Reporter.
Junior Class Notes. l'.r.
The domestic science girls have been
bustily cnEaged the past week in making
aprons. dish cloths. holders. etc. We exe
pset 70 begin real work In the laboratory
In order that there win be no conflict
between american history and domestic
the Juniors have laboratory exercises Are
fns. instead OF the third and. fourth.
studying ''Transcendslism." This il a
ehsntsr rsoIirinS much dictionary study:
Miss Davis has been reading the story
OF Caesar's campaign 20 the Caesar class.
IDS makes y much more interesting and
The Juniors have noted with interest
footsteps In the school garden. The pea
and 50 far We have been unable 10 ve roive
Ine mystery. surely Senior could not
haSs & done such & thingi Nd,
City business College. at Hutchinson.
ana 's' to s Ser ses Is soSs Sy ys
ruary. She sends best wishes to all at
The Juniors received two pleasant sur.
prises Friday morning. The first was tbs
ANNOUNCEMENT that there would be no
school Thursday and Friday. Oct. 20 and
The second was the passing out of our
first six weeks report cards These cards
SHOW, show good work and the Juniors feel
EUiiNE FORD. Reporter.
by the FresSme2n 2oSs %onSayp & orninn gwen
chapel. We hope they will favor us with
many as good as their first one;
Interesting ball game between the Soph-
, TO . in favor, OF the grades. II was
ErnL"s won. we Thought we did real well,
as slis We oir hrSt game and We have
had but htti" rr"c''ce; so we expect to
Examinations are over for this six
weeks. Some are very proud OF their
GRADES & enc ,, some ,; hayG resolved to DO bet.
Davis remembered the last years grades
and rave us an easy examination In
English. which was really easy; grades in
that were also good. Then came geom-
etrv. which Mr.. Murphy said was an
different opinion Of It. Grades In that
were fair. Last. but not least. was NJ.
and N. history; Mr.. Tenney gave us an
good. Those who took domestic science
had an easy examination and the grades
Miss Davis excused some of us from
Freshmen room and study our Latin les
RUBY LITTLE. Reporter.
Freshmen Notes.
The Freshman class surprised the
gram. We were the drst class to give a
70 think that we gave ours before the
The COMMITTEES was: Efie wariick.
Mary Henderson. Loyde Hancock. , Fnoyde
School notes. Mabel Humphrey.
Mixed Quartette-Hazei Overstreet.
ranhis pugh. Lsura Henson. Loyde Han
Reading-Palma Marshall. tt'i,t .
Piano soio-Len Ella vanDeburg.
Class paper-Paul Glover.
Song by the schools.
The Freshman class has been prac-
OF us have a sore throat. Some few were
fortunate enough to escape with only
slight cough. but we think after we. get
In practice we can yell most ns well as
some juniors and Seniors like Dave Kile
and Frances Carson.
Friday afternoon about o'clock the
Freshmen gave hearty welcome to a
new pupil. This now Freshman walked
into the room and was greeted with
ping and took his place near. the. front
of the room under a desk. where he re-
mained very quiet the rest OF the day. We
his good conduct throughout the. year.
Hut one strange thing about this Fresh