The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
FUTILE WINS IN
COUNTY CONTEST:
RUSH IS SECOND
biggest Entry lie, TO Date ls Seen
In intellectual Tourney; Many
Subjects are Handled;
Winners Given

schools won first honors IN the an
nuai county Interschoastic intellee.
tual contest held here last weekend
according TO records In the office OF
II. =. Allen. county superintendent
and director OF the event Rush
Springs was close second with "a
points and verden was third with
% points.
The score was figured ON the fol-
lowing basis. first prize. five loints;
second prize. three points and third
prize, one point.
Pocasset won first prize in the
high school display and Valley View
was awarded top honors in the rural
school display.
The grade school cup was won by
Tuttle. accredited with ~ points.
Verden was second with II and
Rush Springs. third, with r. points.
More than go students partici.
pated In the intellectual contest. ac-
cordlng to County Superintendent
Allen.
Winners were announced as fol-
lows:
intellectual Winners.
Hight school piano solo; Jewel
Whitaker Amber. first Mildred
Glover. Rush Springs. second;
EIetha Eber. Minco, third
Reading, lgirlsl: Isabelle Clark,
Tuttle. first: Omega Thomas. Rush
Springs, second; Emma NARROW.
M,nco, third.
Defamation. lboysl: Ervis Lester.
Rush Springs, first; Ector Reynolds.
futile. second; Claren McElroy, Am
ber, third.
Vocal solo: Lucille Parker Minco.
first; Grance Warren, Rush Springs.
second, Martha Franklin verden,
third. Ha
crammer School Events.
Primary story telling first and
second gradesl: Maxine Junk. Yer
den, first, Erma Roosevelt, Pocasset.
second: Davilene Ball. Bradley,
third.
Reading girls: Marcus Glover,
Rush Springs, first; Ruth Dunnell,
Acme, second; Helen Hennlngs,
Tuttle, third.
Defamation (boys) Robert
Franklin, verden, first; Winston
Harper, Rush Springs, second; Con
Pruitt, Amber, third
Piano solo: Christine Campbell,
Tuttle first; Anna Moore, Pocasset,
second, Pauline Still, Meridian
third,
Vocal solo: Lolores Smell, Tuttle,
first. Jeffie Tidwell, Rush Springs,
second. Thelma Goetting, Meridian,
third.
Spelling, (sixth grade): Hazel
Park, Acme, first; Iva Hoover, Tut
tie. second; Mary Dickinson, Mime
kah, third.
Spelling Seventh grade): Lorraine
Duckwall, Tuttle, first; Dorothy
KuykendalI Acme, second, Genoa
McAdoo, Rush Springs, third.
Spelling eighth grade): Denver
Wofford, Chickasha Junior high
school, first; John McVey, Verden'
second; Thelma Downing, Verden'
third.
Entire School Division.
Glee club (boys): Tuttle, first;
yerden, second; Amber, third
sGlec club (grlsi: Tuttle, first;
Rush Springs, second; Pocasset
third q
Orchestra: Tuttle, first Rush
Springs orchestra was unable &c
play.
Arithmetic. Lee Huntley, Rush
Springs, first; Lorraine Duckweli
Tuttle, second; Marguerite Hogan
Tuttle, third.
Geography: Marland Mcclellan
Ninnekah, first; Ira Cast Acme sec
ord. Russell Davidson (no address
given, third.
History: Evelyn Tucker, Mime
kah, first; Clarence McElroy, Am
Der, second; Ethel Dahms, Verden
third.
Algebra: Essie Lowry, Rusl
Springs, first; Earl zipse, Verden
second, Pat Schultz, Junior higl
school, third.
Penmanship: Opal Pipkin, JUNO
high school, first; Jennie Hal
Friends. second; Helen LAGER, JUNO
high school, third.
Violin: Pansy Hoover, Ninnekai
first; Raymond Hamrick, Tuttie' SCI
ond: Jessie Warren, Rush Spring
third.
Winner of Chickasha Business &C
lege penmanship prize: Opal Pipki