The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-23
A THRIVING SCHOOL
IS THAT At Bolton
SOME $50 PUPILS O L
IN ALL GRADES-GooD
WORK BEING DONE
I'm AT HI S
The Bolton Basketball Team
Stands at the Top of High .
School League.
AT III ETICs

With something like 500 pupils en-
rolled, the Bolton school ranks as one
OF the best In Anderson county. The
principal, Prof. ]. B. Watkins, is un-
firing In his efforts to place the school
on a plane second to none in the State,
and in his worthy efforts he has the
enthusiastic cooperation of his entire
teachers staff.
Just at present the pupils of this
splendid institption are enjoying a
two weeks vacation on account of the
Christmas season.
In the world of athletics the ReI-
ton High School ranks at the ton
The Bolton High School Basket bali
team met the Anderson team that
Friday. on the grounds at Beltotn. in
one OF the most exciting games of
the season. 1t was a hotly contested
game and 1t looked for a while as
though Anderson might be able to tic
the score, but Bolton braced up again
n won by a score of IA to IL.
IN the Observation-Disclosures Path
Wiiilamston league, Bolton stands frst
at the end of the season with a ner-
centage OF TIA in seven games; Honea
rain second with a percentage of 500
In TWO games; Anderson third with
q percentage OF 1913 in three games:
Wliilamston fourt. The game last Fri.
a was refereed by Miss Forney IN
the satisfaction OF all concerned.
The Honor Roll.
n hon roll of the Belton scboo,
Ior the past month has been
ed as follows:
FIRST Grade.
Laura Mae Armshrouob IT,,
broom, Eugene Culbreath, Frances
Drake. Harold Estes, Samuel Fant
sara Graves. Helen Griffin, Leonard
horton, Nancy Hanks, Helen Hanks
margaerite Harris, David Haynie
Etnei King, Donald McCuen. Mort;mar
Eugene Tolltson, Nan Fran.
nell, Ruby Tollison, Erie Thomas
FRED W1llingham. Advanced-Marv
Acker. Carrie Acker, Sadie Bovee
GLADYS Johnson, Frank johnson. Ru.
SHIRLEY, Henry Shaw, Mabel Cor.
C. w. Smith.
second Grade.
carroll. Brown; Edna Clinkscales
Berths Mae Cullam, Mary Major. Rutb
Parker, Enth Cox, Joseph Berlin. Ru-
fus Acker. Mabel Watkins. Elizabetb
Adams, Audrey Kay, Itncile Parker
Marguerite Green, Stella Nae SAVERS
Dorothy Cox.
Julius Blake, MabeIi Poore. Abb,s
Sutherland Mary Lee King, RAIN
Scott. Emily McCuen, Pauline Kay,
Harry Culbreath, Malcolm Cox. Gar.
land Armstrong, Olive Todd, Sanford
owens, Arab Owens, Roscoe willing
ham, Elijah Griffin, Edwin Coy. IN,
Kay, Ruth Mahaffey. Augusta Rags
daie. sarah Gruber, Ruth Deck, Min
ME Williamson. Eunice Boyce, josie
Vaughn, Herman Mccoy.
Fourth Grade
Jim Bowen. Fred Greer, Martha
Cox, Fforide Smith, Sarah Cunning
ham, Linda Hopper, Waiter Hubert,
Robert Johnson, Hoyt Kay. Creme Mar
tin, Annie Vaughn, Lucille Willingham.
Paul W~allinshhSn.
Fifth Grade.
Edward Blake, ClareCce Cox, Ar
lingtons Ragsdale, Bob Grammell, Sara
Culbreath. Mary Clement, Mamie Decf,
Irene Harris, Eunice Maddox. Mildred
Harris.
Sixth Grade.
Irene Vaughn, Sybil Parker, Annie
Laurie Campbell, j.. r. Williamson,
Waiter Greer, Frances Adams, Mae
Griffin. Calvin Martin, Jacfi West, EN-
ma; Branch Cunningham.
Seventh Grade 3
Nancy Blake. Margaret Clinkscaleb,
Luther Cox, Sara Harris, Margaret Sue
Vaughn. Herbert Cox.
Eighth Grade.
Icy EEster s':e!aa ye..shn Faith
leeh Cummings.
Nlnth Grade.
Else Ragsdafe. Jennie Cox. wilton
Earl. Louise Campbell.
Tenth Grade. ~