OIL TROUGH RURAL SCHOOL
AGRICULTURE IN SCHOOL
(Continued from page 2)
for. The part time projects all
grew out of the short course
given in January and Febru
ary. These are being operated
by the adult farmers under the
instructor’s supervision.
The all-day class for the past
school term was made up of
about thirty members, all above
fourteen years of age, and who
wished to prepare for some
agricultural pursuit.
During our school term, the
work is divided between reci
tations, labaratory, supervised
study, supervised practical
field trips, and shop.
Beginning with the fall
term, some work will be given
on seed selection, storage, fall
plowing, cover crops, etc. Im
mediately following we will
begin making preparations for
the second year’s projects, in
which animal husbandry will
be included.
Our work in agriculture for
the past school year has been
very successful. We hope to
continue the good work, and
predict a large class and ban
ner year next season.
OIL TROUGH SCHOOL
STRONG IN ATHLETICS
H. G. DASHER, Coach
Only a start was made in
athletics the past school year,
but we hope to begin in full
next year and arrange for all
leading athletic sports. Bask
et-ball and track were the only
forms undertaken. Four games
of basket ball were played
They are
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since January, our team win
ning two of the four.
Prospects for the coming
year are good. Four of the
live regulars will return and
much new material will be de
veloped.
In the county contest our
school won three of the four
cups—however two of the
three were for literary events
and the third for Senior ath
letics was won by a large ma
jority of points.
In the North East Arkansas
Contest the showing was not
so good as in the county, but
the experience was good for
all contestants and we hope to
be represented next year. We
have worlds of material and
all work in athletics will begin
next fall with a punch. We
hope to have one of the best
athletic teams in North Ark
ansas.
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
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Clarence Harris
Dorris Davidson
Alfred Neal
Reace Cravens
Clint Massey
Dorr Massey
Raymond Davidson
Paul Jones
Ilirshel Prater
Guss Churchwell
Dick Churchwell
Rilla King
Bennie Ripley
Jack Dunn
Edmond Lenoard
Edward Ripley
Archie Pankey
Ralph Cuningham
Evelena Henderson
Margie Pry
Kenneth Lenoard
Ester Foster
Fred Franks
Edna Apples
Lester Webb
Maud Varnell
Z. L. Griffith
Neal Robertson
Arthur Davidson
Ray Pasley
Annie Pelley
Sam Burchfield
Haymond Harris
Dora Harris
Nina Davidson
Earl Blevens
Sylvia Jones
Thelma Hulsey
Willie Jones
Ben Burchfield
Kent Davidson
Thelma Harris
Myrtle Bickers
Burl Trotter
Carlos Jones
Jessie McGlothin
Gladys Pasley
Jewell Woodson
Nola Gray
John Franks
Essie Ruddell
B. J. Kent, Jr.
Ora Cravens
Lonnie E. Ray
Clifford Jones
Mrs. Walters
Sam Beeler, Jr.
Jessie Gray
Hazle Gray ,
Jarvis Cravens
Steve Henderson
Earl Parker
Tula Davidson
Jimmie Stephens
Jessie Grauer 1
Elena Davidson
Raymond Varnell
Rilla Fife
Paul Hackney
Guss Eubank
Vance Davidson
Clyde Hines 1
Woodrow Prater
Thurman Harris
Silsby Harris •
Deward Harris
Mayhue James
Vernon Bennett ,
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Ruby Pierce
Isabel Foster
Velma Pridmore <
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Lois Hankins v ,
Flossie Henderson
Thelma Bruce
Ray Pratter
David Dickson
Rose Lenoard
Merle Hines
Stella Foster
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Hirshel Jones
Frank Horner
Sammie Dunn r4
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Earl Pry
Ray Ripley
Pearl Cunningham
Hale Thompson
Lilly Carrier
Widd Morgan
Winnie Davidson
Pearl Harris
Anoka Parmer
Kennedy Harris
Winford Burchfield
Paul Davidson
Ray Fife
Philip Eubank
Dillard Barnett
Ethel Foster
Cecil Foster
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Mabel Taylor
Clarence Taylor
Jeffery Heston
Odie Waters
Mary Heston
Ruth Terry
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Alma Hawkins
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Reba King
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Edward Pan key
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Louis Knight
Letha Morgan
Irene Walters
Bessie Dunlap
Opal Hampton
Richard Brownlow
Ernestine Hampton
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Ruth King
Bethel Thompson
Frances Eubank
Thelma Horner
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