The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-04-01
BEAVER HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Louise Ph~Ips Heporter


After n very short session of chapel
Monday morning we were dismissed
until 1915. We always enjoy vaAa-
tions even thought they are only about
thirty minutes long.
When the bell rings at Has and also
at gao all students are required to pass
as a study period. The teacher In
charge calls tho roll. We were warned
not to be absent from this study per
iod for fear OF the consequences. We
don't know yet what the consequences
would be. Someone may find out be-
fore the end of the school year This
new rule went into effect last Monday,
slarch 22nd.
Last week was Miss springstein's
FIRST week to have charge of the chapel
period. In view of this fact she ar
entertain the school Miss Nesta Carter
played beautiful piano solo, Miss
Davis, principal and Miss Mildred
gave two very interesting readings.
A mis- Ia the second time that Mrs
Gibble has been kind enough to visit
our chapel period and road for us. We
appreciate her kindness Immensely.
Mrs. a. O.. Brown was also a visitor
OF the chapel exercises Friday. We are
always well pleased when the patrons
OF the school show enough interest to
pay as "A visit and we wish that more
would follow her example.
II. ". =. GIcc Club Gives NiusictI
On Friday night Marcn goth, the n.
II. 3. Giee Club gave musical which
Was muSh appl ,s1teu " thIse ptes-
ent The fact that II was held at
the grado school building was probably
\ the reason for so small an attendance
| and those who failed to hear this pro-
gram missed a real treat
The club Is directed by Miss Bess NJ
| Davis and the following young ladies
| took part; Leila Meese, Laura Groen-
| dyke, lola Beatty, LouElla Nanderburg.
Lousie Phelps. Erma Barragree. Abbie
| Hammond, Nosta Carter. Mildred Stod-
man, Gail Hodges, Laura Henson and
| Pearl Rush.
there were readings by Laura Henson
and Gretchen Lawson. The net pro-
| ceCda OF this entertainment are to be
applied on the new piano and amounted
to $40.
For the Good of Our boys
We, as teachers In the public schools
OF Beaver. have noticed with regret
that many OF the school boys, even in
the lower grades, have taken up the
tobacco habit, and we feel that this
should be checked as much as possible.
We have a rule In school which pro-
hibits the use Of tobacco on the school
grounds, but there is a law against
! The sale OF tobacco and cigarettes TO
young boya. which would make such n
rule unnecessary IL properly enforced.
!. We dosire the cooperation OF the pat
rons OF this district and the officials
OF the town in controlling this evil.
Many OF the school boys spend much
OF their time and money in the Pub
lie Pool Hall, which is contrary TO the
law and takes much needed time from
their school activities. This Ia no.
tioe 10 such places that action will be
taken in case the practice is not stop
ped.
@, f. TENNEY,
Supt, Of City Schools
| Senior Notes
More last words" We all had q
shock Physics is not always so dull
We went down To the Northwestern
Telephone company Friday morning q
see how telephones were constructed
also how messages were sent etc. TIVE
of the boys took hold OF the wires on
telephone which was disconnected
while Mr. Quinn turned the crank on
said phone. The current which was
produced made the boys blush and thei7
I chins CULVER. Then we were all induced
TO try II. 80 we all lined up in n circle.
lThe current was carried along by
, means OF holding hands which was
most deliciously agreeable. aside from