The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-09
BEAVER HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


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Louise Pheips--Schooi Reporter.
All the students OF II. II. 3. are busy
preparing for the nrst exams. This Is
an event which we enjoy CD every six
weeks.
The Girls Giee Club made their first
appearance on the stage In Chapel
poorwiii song. They did extra we'll
and we have hopes for their future.
We expect q new piano for the II. y.
Friday AFTERNOON most Of the
stYSsnts went to fofsan to attend the
6eae ball earrs which vas @ nstwesn 70 ,. the
ssn sia hsmn n favor sse oq rorssn This was sns
Beaver boys nrst game this year. and
they made .soa showing even though
hsy wsrs Sd Sssb s W n. n.ss
school team and the Forgan town team.
We expect the score to be changed con.
siderably wehn these games are played.
the Debating Clubs ordered have ar
rived. and the members expect to begin
studying them Immediately.
Course uns ,Ss sse to q n
further enlargement of the b. II. s.
library. We predict an extra large at
tendance at this course for nearly all OF
tickets and nearly all of the seats are
now reserved.
Senior Notes (s. C.D
Great excitement prevailed In the
Senior circles the past week due to tho
resignation Of Miss Stalker. Aside from
Mr.. Tenney's duties. he has ably been
handling Mise Stakers subjects.
former Ms have smssss Tsssvsd good class fsG% s
Grace Tracy, who is attending II. 8. in
oklahoma City. reports that she likes
school fine. but regrets that she can.
b. II. 3. Miss Blanch Rush. who is at
tending the Hills Business College In
Oklahoma City. - achieving great sue
cess. Blanch and trace were active
members OF our class during the past
three years We regret that they can
not be with us this year. but our best
wishes are with them.
Dick Evans Is back In school after
The seniors have been busily pre-
pairing for exams. We expect more
MILDRED srEApMAN.
Junior Glass Notes
Here we are again very anxious to
get down to work as this is examina-
gagged for the next few days in going
through that educational process now
known AZ 'cramming."
We are hoping Miss Davis will be
reasonable in Caesar. We think we
know what to expect In American lit
erature and we are feverishly praying
tudt tncTd Will not DC All Unsatisfactory
list in American history staring US In
the face after examination.
The Domestic Science class was very,
sorry to lose Miss Stalker as we were
Just getting started in our work. We
are expecting our new teacher soon.
Jessie Beauchamp left our class a
Few days ago for Oklahoma city. where
she will make her future home. We
were sorry to lose such good member
but our best wishes for her happiness
and success attend her.
Notebook seems .c be me by-word Of
the American history class these days.
The Juniors all exDsct to attend the
first number OF the lyesum course this
EULINE FORD.
Sophomore Notes
We are glad to have Billy culwell
and Paul Evans back to school after
weeks absence.
The Sophomores are going to enter
tain the faculty, the Seniors. the Ju-
niors and the Freshmen at a masQuer-
ade party given at the hall Halloween
night
Nearly all of the Sophomore class
at Forgan Friday afternoon.
There are three good things In school
and OF which we expect excellent re-
suits. They are: Tho Basket ball team.
the Debating club and the Sophomore
oiass."-Prof. Tenney.
We have been wondering why Miss
Inez Smith 10 not with us this year
but October first we found out why
she is not in school. Verne Foster OF
Sunset and Ines came to Beaver and
wore married. Mr.. Foster just carns
6ophomores Join the happy couples
many friends in wishing them q Ions
and happy life. ,n
Nolen Dye has been absent from
school the past week on accout OF the
illness of her mother.
Miss Stalker, the Domestic Science
teacher. has resigned 80 the Domestic
Science class Is having q holiday.
RUBY LITTLE.
Reporter
Freshmen Notes
Last Wednesday as the Algebra class
called Mr.. Murphy had a test awaiting
us In which we received fair grades.
The Freshman class has been yer,
busy thep ast week preparing theii
Ancient history note books to hand II
Wednesday. 7rsc
Most OF the class went to Forgar
Friday and enjoyed the base ball game
between the b. II. g. and Forgan to~r
team. Although we were beaten W
feel we did good work anyway. n
Most of the Freshman class have
purchased tickets for the Lyceuf
course this year. We are glad to notl
that they take interest in their town
ALTA WILLIAMS. =.
Reportes
Rev. L. T.. Gibble. pastor of III,
Federated church left voatardav IN,