INSTRUCTIONS AND SCHEDULE
FOR 1941 AWARDS

FEBRUARY 10, 1941. This is the dead line for
receiving applications from students who desire
to enter college in the Fall of 1941. Inasmuch as
there are forms to be completed by the applicant,
the parent and the principal of the high school,
thus requiring quite some time, requests for forms
should be made at once. These forms may be ob-
tained by writing to the Secretary of The Com-
mittee on Educational Fund for Children of Phil-
lips Petroleum Company Employees, Phillips
Building, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The applicant
must fill in the standard application form exactly
as designated thereon and return it as much
earlier than February 10 as is possible, but not
later than February 10. Otherwise, his applica-
tion cannot be considered.

MARCH 1, 1941. On or before this date The
Committee will announce the twenty boy appli-
cants and ten girl applicants who have been se-
lected to take the Scholastic Aptitude Tests. The
accepted candidates will receive notification by
registered mail. Enclosed will be a blank form on
which the applicant may apply for taking the
Scholastic Aptitude Test, also complete informa-
tion regarding this test. No preparation for Apti-
tude Test is required.

MARCH 5, 1941. The above winning candi-
dates must have in the hands of The Committee
at Bartlesville all filled in application forms for
the Scholastic Aptitude Test so that The Com-
mittee can file them with the College Entrance
Examination Board in New York City before
March 8.

APRIL 5, 1941. The above thirty candidates will
report at the respective Scholastic Aptitude Test
centers not later than 8:45 A.M. Each applicant
should have for presentation to the supervisor an
identification card signed by the principal of his
or her high school, a ticket of admission to the
Test, and a practice answer sheet filled out as

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