The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-12-09
LIST OF DELEGATES.

Glover, Barnett Gibbs, R. C. Rey-
nolds, Calvin Brown, Frederick
Quinn, Herbert Beck, Jr., Edward
Ranck, Landrith Thomas, Joe CALI
colt, Chester Caldwell, Lawrence
Thompson, Robert Geo. Bramham,
Austin Jernigan, Geo. Mayo, Jim
Faulkner, ]. G. Smith, Joe Jonakin.
jackson: ]. D. Jenkins, Giles Gra-
dy, Robert Johnson, Charles Rice,
Harold G. Wise, Duke Baldridge, Err
nest Frankland, Stewart Edward.
Neshoba: Troy Moore, Herbert
Cardwell, Paul Tiller.
White Haven: Lawrence Powell,
Nugent Browder, Marion Davis.
Martin: Raymond Wilson, VIM.
Taylor.
Ripley: Glenn Thompson, Walter
Dunham.
Rutherford: j. Nelson Cole, Jesse
Townsend, Barney l.. R. Flowers, Ma
thaniel Davis, Fain Sparkes, Freed
Bell, Marvin Lannom.
Dyer: Aubrey Reed, Ray Black
burn, Jesse Cooper, Albert Jones,
John Guth.
Trenton: Happell Hunt, Roger
Barker, Frederick Smith.
Memphis: Memphis University
School, John Pritchard; Tech. High
School, Earl Miller, Irby 0'Brien,
Walter Irvine; Central High School,
Carey Browne, George Ferguson, Per-
cy Pipkin; Y.M.C.A., L. R. Forsdick,
Harold Davis.
Troy: Edward Ponder, James
Marshall, George Sellers, Joe San
ders, Pressly Calhoun, J. G. Greene,
Eaton Bennett, Crockett Moss, Clyde
Williams, Ralph McDade, Raymond
Curry Zelmer Turner, Bob Hughes.
Sharon: Delegation headed By H.
L. Smith.
Millington: Delegation headed by
L. J. Kerr. (Registration cards of
these delegations inadvertently mis-
placed. Millington had four and
Sharon five delegates in addition to
leaders.)
Bells; Hal Wainwright, Ryan
Taylor.
Report of the Findings Committee,
Western Tennessee Older Boys Con-
ference, Union City, December 2-3-4,
1921.
The Findings Committee presented
for approval and recommendation of
the Conference the following:
/. That the Hi-Y Clubs shall do
all in their power to raise the social
standards in their respective High
Schools, and that this work shall
be carried on thru the exertion of
the influence of individual members,
working as friendly group, rather
than thru official club action, and
further, that the clubs shall conduct
larger number of social affairs, as a
means of imparting healthy tone
to the larger school social life.
2. The Conference presents as its
contribution to the work of raising
the intellectual standards in the
schools this plan: First, the inaugu-
ration of an Honor system in recita-
tion and examination in the schools
here represented, and second, pres
entation of this plan to the student
bodies of the schools which are not
here represented, with the urgent
recommendation that they shall
adopt the Honor system. 1t is further
proposed that all Hi-Y Clubs shall
do all in their power to encourage
pupils to continue their education.
8. In the interest of finer ath
letic relationships among the schools
and the promotion of ciean sports
manship in the individual schools,
this Conference desires to circulate
petition among the athletic bodies
of the High Schools and Prep. Schools
in West Tennessee, asking for the
formation of West Tennessee Inter
Scholastic Athletic Association, hav-
ing both Faculty and Student repre-
sentation, which petition shall later
be presented to the West Tennessee
Educational Association for approval
and adoption.
4. In the interest of clean living
among the boys of the High Schools,
hsre represented, the individual del
egations have agreed that a clean
school campaign, which shall endeav-
or to enlist every boy in school in
pledge for clean speech, clean sports,
clean habits, and clean scholarship,
shall be promoted in each of the
schools.
S. This Conference adopts as a
goal for next years Older Boys Con-
ference, 1.-TWO Hundred Delegates
from Thirty Schools
Respectfully submitted,
LANDRITH THOMAS,
Chairman.
RAyM0Nn WTT cON