The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-04-05
HONORS SCHOOL
CONTEST WERE
EVENLY DIVIDED
MCDOWELL CARRIES OFF LITER
AIRY HoNoRs IN SECOND AN.
NUAL COUNTY MEET.
cULLEOKA HOLDS TRACK FLAG
This School Also Has Fest Sewing
ExhIblt--5oo Contestants Represent
Ing Practically All schools--Domes-
tic Science Lunch.

HOnOfS were eNeHly uiflueu FTiud,
in the second annual public schoo
scholastic meet and field day at the
Columbia high school building and or
Biddle field.
Mcdowell school won first place il
the literary contests and was award
ed an unabridged dictionary.
The Culleoka school with rs point:
won first place in the athletic con
tests, second place being won by
Woodrow school, with 80 points, and
third by Mcdowell school with 20
points. The athletic pennant was
also won last year by Culleoka. 1t
will be held by this school until some
other school wins it.
Culleoka school also won first place
in the sewing exhibit, with Mcdowell
second and Graham school third.
In the junior defamation and read
ing contests, William Parks of Nc
Dowell school was the winner among
the boys, his subject being, Amer
icas destiny. Among the girls Louise
Fleming of Campbell's station school
was the winner, her subject being,
"Vill Thay." Medals were awarded
to them. There were only three en-
tries in the senior defamation and
reading contest SO there was no de-
cision.
The pennant, dictionary and medals
in these events were given by the
county teachers association.
About 500 pupils, representing
practically every school in the coun-
ty, participated in the various con-
tests and the meet lasted almost the
entire day. A large audience heard
the defamation and reading contests
and witnessed the athletic events. All
of the contestants in al events were
the guests Of the High school domes
tic science class at lunch.
The winners in the literary contests
were: *|iltf 54 tHp9laa44I
Literary Contests t
THIRD WRiTINta:HFu Amanda
Oakley, Water Valley; (2) Ethelreda
O'Brien, Mcdowell; (3) Jaunita Ed
mission, Mcdowell. aa
FIRST WRITING: "a Christine
Pigg, Water valley; CO Dorothy o.
Brien, Mcdowell; (3) Catherine
Beckett, Mcdowell.
TENTH LATIN: ca Mary Eta
Sowell Santa Fe; (2) Carroll Evans
Culleoka; GO Mary Robinson, Cul /
leoka.
FOURTH ARITHMETIC: Cd Cecil
Davis, Neapols; CD Taylor Reaton,
CD John Holmes, Santa
Fe.
EIGHTH ARITHMETIC: "a Eu-
gene Digger, Culleoka; ca Annie
Santa Fe; 60 Clayton Rob
inson, Mcdowell.
K SEVENTH ARITHMETIC: 1) Lu-
ellie Delk, Graham School; CD Ruby
Hoffman, Santa Fe; (3) Elizabeth
Gordon, Mcdowell.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH PHYSIOL-
)GY: "a Ethel B. Kirk, Isom: (2)
Floy Whitesides, Isom; 90 James
sparkman, Theta.
TENTH ALGEBRA: "a Adele l
sowell, Santa Fe; CD Mary Sowell,
Santa Fe; CD Grace Powell, Culleo- v
"a. 0
NINTH AND TENTH ENGLISH:
u Carroll Evins, Culleoka; GU Du- |
lie Mayfield, Graham; (9) Verde Ha- D
ey, Theta. I
FIFTH WRITING: % Dorothy
steiner, Mcdowell: CD Willie Grace Z
'rr, Culleoka; (3) Grace McKibbon,
p
SIXTH WRITINGS: (1) Nina May X
eld, Graham School; ca Gladys Es. 81
ew, Woodrow; (3) Odessa Love, al
aylorsvillc.
NINTH BIOLOGY: % Annie Ruth D.
Dung, Culleoka CD Edward Smith, b.
(3) Edward Walker, Santa
a b,
FIFTH GEOGRAPHY: % Abe b!
Mcdowell; CD Sara
ucker Mcdowell; CD Max Cook, Jr., h
anita Fe. ell
EIGHTH HISTORY: % Alice Par
ms, Santa Fe; (2) Granville David, II
cDowoll: (3) Annie Ruth Oakley, tie
'ater Valley
SEVENTH GEOGRAPHY: "a Will M
I'M Gordon, Mcdowell; (2) Sallie fiji
ochran. Cullooka; GO Rachel 81
likes, Woodrow. 81
SIXTH GEOGRAPHY; dl Case
opkins. Mcdowell; (2I Felix Round. Jd
ee, Water Valley; go Jewell Hoff- pc
an. Mcdowell. st
EIGHTH GRAMMAR: Cd Alice ID
arsons. Santa Fe; (2) Rosetta Oak
y, Santa Fe; 90 Mamie Sparkman, an
beta. w
FOURTH GEOGRAPHY: % James LII
dkisson. Mcdowell; (2) Mahlon
obbs. Campbell Station: 60 Glenn wi