The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-03
GIRLS WIN HONORS
IN CLASS OF 1916
Report Of Principal and High School
Faculty to Board, Shows Young
Women Carried off Ma
jority Of honHs.
~
ise1xlTY-FoUR IN CLASS
This is One Of the Largest Ever Sent
Out From Local School,
Dr.. MagiiI Of Des
Moines, Speaker.

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| Winner first kiibourne prize-Miss
/ Frances Russey.
4 Winners second kilbourne prize
| Miss Charlotte Marie Whitmarsh and
Miss Louise Dallmeyer Oldham.
Highest standing four years work.
Miss Perrie Woodwork Beach,
Second highest standing four year'o
work-Miss Abbyann Louise Bidweli.
s. A. r. history medal winnerrchar-
Iotte NJ. Whitmarsh.
Honor students-James Hanson
! Ayres, Katherine NJ. Bom. John r..
Bowen, Hubert L. Boyce, Aria Faye
, srumback, Robert c. Ebersole, Emile
Elizabeth Gross. Gladys Wanda Hal
Ium, Mary Elizabeth Laws, Louise
DaIImcyer Oldham. Alice Josephine
Russell. Frances Russey. Henry Stat
ford StriekIer, seuiah We'll. Charlotte
/, M. Whitmarsh, Mabel 3. Hinson.
Girls won the majority of honors OF
the class. of 1915. The Kilbourne
prizes go to three young women of
the class. and the honors for the four
year's work are won by the young
women. Five boys are found in the
list of sixteen pupils who receive hon
orable mention. The report of the
high school faculty. on the class of
1915 was presented to the school
board in its session last night. Sixty
four pupils. probably the largest class
ever graduated from Keokuk high
school will receive diplomas.
With an average standing Of 9514
percent. Miss Perrie Beach Is awarded
the honors for four years work in
hirh school. Miss Abbyann Bidwell
gets second honors her average grade
beins o4.67 Miss Bidwell stood high
est in her class when she graduated
from th., Grammar school. ID
The second Kilbourne prize will be
divided Miss Frances Russey wins
the first prize amounting to SS6.70.
Miss Charlotte Whitmarsh and Miss
Louise Oldham divide the second
prize of $685..
Report Of Or. Reid.
The full text of Dr. Reid's report on
the class follows:
To the Board OF Education:
The following pupils, having COM
pieted the prescribed course Of in
struction in the high school. are here
bv recommended nv. the high school
faculty for graduation:
Hazel Beatrice Akerson. Irwin
Henry Anschutz. James Hanson Ayres.
Howard Agne Bank. Perrin Woodwork
Reach Mary ruiSertscn Bell Abbyann
Louise P'dwell. Ruth Elizabeth Bland.
Jacob William PIom. Katherine NJ.
Rlom. Caroline Elizabeth Bnde John
Herbert Bowen. Hubert Louis Royce,
.rta Faye Rrumback. Ruth Crane,
William arov Crane. Maude b.
Deyero. Emile Francis Dunlavey. Rob-
art German Ebersole. Willis Wood
Tanning. Esther -ouise Fowler. Emma
Eunic,, Frazier. William Jewett Full
ton. Emile Elizabeth Gross. Gladys
Tanda Hallum. Ionta Fstella Hawkins.
Harold Edward Hanson. Grace Marga-
rea Hecbler. Mabel Blanche Hinson.
John William HUDSON. Edna Adelaide
Hunt. Carma Delight Jackson. Adrian
Mayo Kirby. Sadie H. I agerpusch.
Mary Elizabeth Laws Marguerite
eliza beth Loewenstein Frances l.. 3.
.AIcGaw, Joseph l.. McGrath. Helen
Margaret Mckee. Donald Baxter Nc
Ouoid. Catherine Rovilla MONTAGUE.
Elizabeth NJ. Morton. Louise Dallmeyer.
Oldham. Ruth A. Paardekooper. Nell'e
Leo Phillips. Helen Elizabeth Pond,
Robert Wallace. Reed. Olive, Elizabeth
Roberts. rnez Josephine Rovane. Alice
Io.ephir., Russell. Frances Russey.
Bertha Elizabeth Schlotter. Florence
= Seeman Inez 7 coma Seifert, NADIA
Iene Elizabeth Spicer. Helen Rachel
stebbins. Henry Stafford Stricken.
Clara Jane Sutherland. Ella Mae
Thomas. Isaac Herschel Wahrer. Beu-
lah We'll. Ida Ruth Well, Charlotte
Marie Whitmarsh, Harold Reed
Wright.
Honors are Awarded.
For four years the highest
rank is won by Perrie Woodwork
Beach. average standing 1914 percent,
who is recommended for first honors.
The second highest rank for four
wears is won by Abbyann Louise Bid
x-or,oa cfondino o. 81 DeTCnnt.