The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-06-24
OF LINCOLN COUNTY
SCHOOL WORK FOR THE
SCHOOL YEAR 1914 1915


Lincoln county schools. There were
10 four year high school graduates
and 81 eighth grade graduates. Floyd
Wheeler Of the Shoshone schools made
the highest grade average in the
county, receiving an average of 95
per cent; Dorothy Hill Of the Jerome
schools ranked second. making an
average Of "a per cent. The eighth
grade graduates Of the differents
schools are as follows.
District No. ALBERT Comes Fran
els Winter.
| District No 7lBthel Hagemeyer,
Myrtle Maxwell. Lawrence Tabor.
District No. 12-Raymond Burbidge,
Ruth Burgess. Edward Chrisman. Fer
dinand Clements, Carl Casey. Ruby
Dayton, Kedrick Dexter. John Hama
fin. Wilber Isaacs, Leland McCollum,
Mary Mason, Amy Mason, Martha Mil
Ter. Leila Oliver. Charles Wernicke,
Fred Walker. Flayd Wheeler.
District No. 16-Mabel Cowan. Hes
ter Macarthur Alpha Peterson. Harry
Mathews. Lee Sonner. Louisa Young,
Orlin Johnson, WILDER Tabor.
District No. 1s-william RAIDER, JOS
ephine Scott.
District No. 29--.Tressa Peck
District No. 33-Henry Adams,
Faires Ambrose. Wayne Barclay. Dick
Brewer, Bessie Brewer, Eva Boyd.
Blanche Callen, Dorothy Chandler.
Stella Cook. Uel Deck, Boyd Frazer
Granville Freeman, Frank Graham
Ruth Gerboth, Effie Gill. Shirley Cor
man, Wade Handy. Conner Hill. Dor
othy Hill, Willie Jacobsen. Clarence
Junkin, Laurentia Lemay, Chester
Lawrence Vivian Lemay. Raymond
Linke, Alva Manner Ruby Moore, Ed
win Quereau, Hazel Ross, Charles
Smith. Dolphus Stuart, Ella Thorpe,
Laura Thorpe. Ruth varnum, Marian
varnum, Hazel voll, Edward White,
Eunice Williamson, James Wells, Leo
nard Young, Roxie Thomason, Mil
dred Bragg, Lillian Mcconnell. Edith
Mcconnell. Mabel Sinclair, Robert
Templeton.
District No. se-Amy Mcclellan.
District No. 42-Merrille Ballinger,
Josie Ballinger, Rupert Borden, Beck
EFT Grewell, VILLA Dooley.
District No, 4s-Clafk crotbers.
Ralph Kepford, Everett Kingston.
Myrtle Lange Walter Nelson.
1t is to be hoped that every eighth
graduate will attend high school next
year.
The final decision as to the winners
of the silver cups in the writing con-
test held at Jerome on May 1st is >
follows: The trophy league cup. given
to the school making the greatest
number Of points in all grades, was
won by the Wendell school, Of which
S. S. Walsh is superintendent; the
primary cup, given to the school max
ing the greatest number of points in
the four lower grades, was won by
the Jerome town school, of which w
M. Massey is superintendent; the sill
yer cup for the rural school ranking
~
Gooding county, of which Frank Him
worth is principal there was tie be-
tween District No. 1S, Lincoln county,
Of which Miss Fern Noble is teacher
and District No. 7, Gooding county,
of which e. G. Wilcox is teacher, for
the silver cup given to the school rank
ing second. Mr.. Wilcox's school will
be permitted to hold the cup until
Christmas and Miss Mobiles school for
the remaining half Of the year. The
Wendell school won first rank on the
submitted from the town
schools and Miss Fern Mobiles school
won first rank on the manuscripts sub
nitted from the rural schools.
Particular attention has been paid
to Palmer writing during the year.
There were eight schools SO far re-
ported, in which pupils received Pal
mer Method buttons. Finding what
per cent the number OF pupils receiv-
ing buttons was to the total enroll
ment, the schools rank as follows:
Miss Ada Stevenson's school list, Miss
Fern Mobiles school End, Miss Angie
Durfees school 5rd Miss Susie Turn
oull's school 4th, Mrs. Faddis' school |
9Th, Dietrich school 9Th, Miss Netts
school 7th, and Miss
Myrtle Everetts school Sth. So far
reported 81 children received Palmer
Method buttons. At the close of school !
a number of children were working
for the Progress pin. Next year we
hope greater number will receive
the Palmer awards.
The average per cent Of attendance
IF all schools Of the county for the !