Librarians Competition
Janessa Carley, Committee Chair
404 Elliot Street, PO Box 235
DEADLINE: MAY 1
All Nebraska Job’s Daughters, Jobie to Bees, and Majority Members are encouraged to participate in the Grand Librarian’s competitions. Hopefully there is a competition that appeals to everyone. This is a great way to express yourself using your creative side.
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Category 1: Member Free Verse Poem - Grand Theme
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Category 2: Member Free Verse Poem - JDI Theme
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Category 4: Member Acrostic Poem - Grand Theme (Words: Magic of Youth)
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Category 3: Member Acrostic Poem- JDI Theme (Word: Job’s Daughters)
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Category 5: Jobie to Bee Acrostic Poem (Word: Friendship)
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Category 6: Majority Member Acrostic Poem (Word: Mizpah)
Rules:
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Requirements (Free Verse)
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Double-spaced and left aligned
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Size 12 Times New Roman font
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One (1) inch margins
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Title centered and in bold at the top of the document
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Requirements (Acrostic)
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Word left-aligned, bolded, and capitalized
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Size 12 Times New Roman font
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One (1) inch margins
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Title centered and in bold at the top of the document
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Please submit all entries and registration via mail.
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The name of the entrant and their Bethel/city should NOT appear anywhere on any of the entries submitted.
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Entries must be submitted or postmarked on or by May 1st, 2021. Entries submitted after this postmark date will still be included but will receive a 10-point deduction. Late entries will not be accepted after June 1st, 2022.
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Be creative and have fun!
What is a free verse poem? Free verse poems have no rhyming structure and often don’t have a particular rhythm or syllable patterns.
What is an acrostic poem? An acrostic poem is a poem in which the first letter of each line spells out a word, name, or phrase when read vertically.
In Jobie Friendship,
Janessa Carley
2021-2022 Grand Librarian
PGBHQ, PHQ, MM, LOV