Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-02-11
TOLEDO HIGH SCHOOL

ents won the honor of exemption from
the mid-year examinations. Follow
ing is list Of such honorees; also a
list OF those winning first and second
honors in the whole high school and
in each Of the high school clases:
High School
1st. honor, Gerald Wade, average 96.S
End honor, Minnie Crooks, av. 96.65
Senior Class
lst. honor. Thelma Fowler, av. 96.33
Ind. honor, Ruth Cozine, av. 96.O5
Junior Class
1st. honor, Edith Young, av. 1852
End. honor, Carrie Wade, av. 96.3S
Sophmore Class
lst. honor, Clara Bristlin, av 96.7
End honor, Eva Newcome, av. 93.S
Freshman Class
lst. honor, Gerald Wade, av. 96.S.
End. honor, Minnie Crooks. ay. 96. 65
1t is to be regretted that there is
at present no data that will establish
beyond doubt the first and second
honor pupils in the February class of
Seniors We hope to offer this in.
formation later.
February Seniors: Nelson Ander.
son, Alfred Andrews, Vernon John.
ston, Trygve Brauti
June Seniors: Thelma Fowler, Ruth
Cozine. Sada Chambers, Doris Spicer.
Edith Peterson, Esther Crooks, Bessie
Brigham, Blanch Iler, Walter McCau.
lou
Total exempt: p. c. Rose Der.
rick. Junior Class-Edith Young.
Carrie Wade, Nellie Peterson, Rose
Gwynn. Sophmore class-Clara Bris,.
lin, Eva Newcome, Florence Derrick.
Vivian Tindall, Addie Graham. Fresh.
man class-Gerald Wade, Minnie
Crooks, John Ledahl, Alfred Tangen,
Opal ORGY, Louise Whippo, Ella Day,
Kenneth McCaulou.
Partial exemptions: Henry Calls.
ter, Amer. Hist, Latin; Clair Altree.
Amer. Hist, Phys. Geog; Viola Tur-
ner. Latin, Phys. Geo.; Retha Carson,
Latin, Phys Geog., Eng; Owen Hart,
Anc. Hist, Phys. Geog.; Arthur Wade.
Eng, Anc. Hist, Phys Geog; George
Freeman, Anc. Hist, Phys. Geog.
Zadok Thayer, Eng. Hist.
There was some chagrin when II
was learned that TWO unassuming
Freshmen had carried off both first
and second honors in the very face OF
the dignified upper-classmen. How
ever, We have come to earth again.
and we are seeing the beginnings of
individual campaigns in competition
with these midgets, and we may well
expect to see this warfare to wax
warm as the remaining semester flies.
Work throughout the year has been
very satisfying to date, and the out
look for the remainder of the term
Is very promising. We keenly feel
the loss of that class of Seniors who
go from our midst at this time. We
that remain are distressed that they
are not with us still, yet we rejoice
with them in their successful conclu.
sion of the High School course, and
We confidently look forward to the
time when we, too, may look back.
ward to our Alma Mater.
A noon-hour banquet was given in
honor of the February Seniors, the
last Tuesday Of the Semedter. A
good time was enjoyed by all, and
after games and songs, classes were
resumed.
Tie High School gave an entertain.
ment at the movies Wednesday even.
ing. The program was as follows:
Soldiers GLORIOUS from Faust; Read
ing by Viola Turner; Duet by Ruth
Cozine and Sada Chambers; Reading
by Thelma Fowler, Chorus of South
ern Airs; Reading by Blanche Iler;
Solo by Sada Chambers; Reading by
Addie Graham; Chorus of Scottish
Airs; Reading by Ruth Cozine; Chor-
us of Old Favorite Airs; Reading by
Edith Young; Reading by Sada Cham
bers; Final Chorus. The proceeds
will go toward the editing of the
Blue and Gold" Annual.
The T. H. S boys were defeated in
basket ball by the S. H. S. team Fri
day on the Siletz floor. Another
game will be played soon and we hope
to win.