The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04
ANNOUNCES LIST
FOR GRADUATION.
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and, Names q Fersy-Thrse =
Board - Rsady ssr
Diplomas.
HoNoRs REool11dENDED
Hlohest Standing for Four Ysars'
Work and KIibourne Prize Win
nsrs Made Public
Today.

1914 K. n. 8. HONOR STUDENTS
Highest rank, four ysars work.
Horace Chase Hinkiey.
Second highest rank, four years
work-HeIen Palmer Gray.
First kilbourne prize winner VI
Wan isabel Dempis.
Second kllbourns prize wdnnsr-
Helen Palmer Gray.
Honorable mention on average
Standing Of 80 per csnt-Wyman
Jesse Bolton, Harold oroveham Col
lines, irwin French coombs, Wiifred
Lewis cresswsII. Vivian Isabel Dem
pis Nina Valerie Hodge, James Abra-
lham Holllngsworth, Gerard Lawrence
huiskamp, Helen Caroline kiedaIsch,
Theodore Andrew Newcomb Eliza
beth Nancy Wilson. William Ross
Wilson.
At . special meeting Of the board
Of education last night. DR.. R. l..
Reid, principal of the high school,
presented his recommendation for
graduation for the class Of 1914.
The honor list and recommends
tons for the Kilbourne prizes were
presented At the same time. There
are forty-three In the 1914 class.
The report from Dr.. Reid embody-
ing his recommendation for gradua-
ton gvss Horace Chase Hinkley the
highest standing for four years work
with an average Of 1856 per cent.
Miss Helen Palmer Gray receives the
second highest four years standing
mark which IS s6.82 per cent.
The two Kilbourne prizes which
are given for the highest marks IN the
senior years work are awarded to
Miss Vivian Isabel Demple. who wins
first money amounting to $s6S4. her
standing being s7.12 per cent. and the
second prize goes to Miss Helen Pal
mer Gray on standing OF $685. per
cent The second prize money
amounts to 1922.
The List Of Graduates.
Following Is DR.. Reid's communi.
cation to the board. which was adopt.
60 BY that body last night and war
rants ordered drawn for the Kill
bourne prize money:
June 8. 1914.
TO the Board Of Education:
The following pupils, having com.
peted the prescribed course Of in.
slruction in the high school, are here
~ recommended by the high school
faculty for graduation:
Thomas Clifford Agnew (work to be
completed by June 12), Clarence Les.
Ter Alling, Ruth Elizabeth Bland, wy
man Jesse Bolton, William Mckinley
0rooks, Beuiah Mae Brumback, Rus.
seli =. Buss, Harold Groveham Col
1ns, Irwin French Coombs, Wilfred
Lewis Cresswell. Vivian Isabel Dem.
PIE p Sanford Pond Drake, Edwin
Saarretts Elder, Ada Estelle Bever
rieid' Helen Palmer Gray, Horace
Inase Hinkley, Nina Valerie Hodge,
noIA I1OllluB1WOEIu, lYCfs |
~ lawrence Huiskamp, Albert Pat.
~ Jenkins, Helen Caroline Kiedaisch
!, Louise Kiedaisch, Arthur Kel-
ss Kirby. Eva Mse Kunxmann,
xnce Clarissa Linquist, verna LaRue
s . Marjorie UliEabeth Moore,
Arett Moore. Theodore Andrew
.Swcomb. Walter Dvsrstt Nichols,
Loeffler Passtt, Charles M,
n. PARSONS. Mary GODDARD rich, Az.
~ wheel Robbins, George welker
,..0iosson. Walter Schwsrts. Floyd
nu.ua seifert. Leslie Henry Vaughan.
!, Irene Williamson, Uixabeth
.ancy Wilson, William Ross Wilson,
n aunette Lenoir Wunderly, Helen
s hoilmyer (post graduate in nor
ma. training course.)
Sor four years work, the highest
auA Is won by Horace Chase Hinkley.
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