The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01
WEST SIDE GRADE
SCHOOL PROGRAM.

GNSAS 4Nu41tOSA VI 0h
the Hands of
Students
Interesting exercises were con-
Quoted last evening at the First NJ.
e. church in connection with the
closing of the grade schools. The
program was the annual completing
exercises OF the eighth grade pupils
and a class OF $50 completed the
grade work and will be eligible to
i enter the high school next year.
Departing from the usual custom
OF having a speaker talk to the pu-
pills the program which consisted
Of musical selections and reeitations
and other numbers by the pupils Of
the school and then followed the
awarding of special prizes offered
by The West yirglnlan for the best
essay on the subject. How to Make
Fairmont a Safe Place for its Citi-
gems, and for the best work accom-
plished in the study Of American
history, prizes having been offered
for this by members Of the William
Raymond chapter Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution.
The prizes were awarded by City
Superintendent o. G. Wilson after
a talk in which he commended the
pupils for their splendid work. In
1.-THE D. A. R, contest the winners
were as follows:
Barnes school-Maragret Ride
nour.
Butcher school-Lucille Hail.
Fleming school-virgil Conley.
Miller school-Lulu McCord.
White school Paul Dayisson
In The West Virginian contest the
winners were:
First prize, s2.50-Juanita Polling,
Fleming school,.
] Second prize, $1.5O-Lulu McCord,
i Miller school.
Third prize, $1-Mary Provence.
The classsroll Is as follows.
BkRNEs sCHooL-=Lonnie Ash.
Ibe, Lester Kenneth Cotman Arnett,
William Cunningham, Ralp Z. Gee.
kle. Charles H. Parker, Charles, F
Yates. John Coguhenor,, Ray A. La
pinski Nelson NJ. Ruckman, Hide
n. Able, Hazel NJ. Barr, Allene R.
Connell Sallie Douglass, Ruby o.
Hamilton. Muril A. Jones, Ruth
Pratt, Mary E. Renner, Agnes P.
Sapp, Lena NJ. LapInski, Margaret
c. Ridenour.
BUTCHER sCHooL-James Al
lard, Junior Barr. Clyde Leonard,
Chauncey Leonard, Robert Kline,
Scott G, Lowe. Jr., George Moore,
Paul Moore, Willis Mattingly, VIII
liam McCune, Oliver McIntire, Ar
thur Mcqueen, Henry Thompson.
William Reed, Charles Wise, Oliver
Wood. Billy Sands, Marjorie Ba-
shore, Flora Billingham, Mary Bin
nix, Helen Boggess, Catherine Brett,
Lucille Barnes Hall. Gwendolyn
Haas. Clara Hawkins, Catherine o.
Hawley. Edith Harr, Martha Hous-
ton, Sarah Knight, Dorothy Stealey,
Ruth Sole. Dorothy Wells.
FLEMING SCHooL-virgll Con-
ley. Russell Decker, Thomas Hen
dorson. Edward Schneider, James
Spadafore, Marguerite Beadle, VIC
let Jones, Edith Lewis, Sara Mall,
Louise Morris, Juanita Polling, Jes-
sic Smith.
MILLER SCHOOLGIRL Carrico,
Billy Falkenstine, John P. Merri-
field, Daniel Old, Junior Phillips,
Leslie E. White, Arthur Snlder. Mike
Hando, William Kaiser, John F.
Shots, Adelaide Meril, Helen e. Lit
tie, Lula F. McCord, Mary Provance,
Oliver Snyder, Louise Moore, Ethel
c. Nixon, Norma Kiger, Mary E.
Patterson, Helen NJ. Deveny, Will
liam sidcll, Esta Eddy. Richard H.
Wraase, Charles Mcbride, Charles
Toothman, Crete L. Masters, Virgin.
Ia Clayton, Edna Shackleford, Celia
Silver, Wilma G. Reese, Thelma
Prlckett, Mary Romino, Wilnalee
Davis.
WHITE sCHooL-Delbert W.
squires, Silas Mills, Joe Anderson,
Jr, Blaine H. Leach, Albert Mac
lavish, Bernard Whiteman, WI
liam Post, Paul G. willetts, Jr., Rob-
ert E. Miller, Wauldron Leach, Rus
sci o, Nuzum, Jr., woodford Moore,
Harry NJ. DeTurk, John W. Claybour
William E. Black, Albert R. Hager.
Paul DAVIDSON, Paul Sherwood, Ben
ton Dexter, Dorsey sterne, Aubrey
Ford Taylor, Etoil Hudgtns, Marga-
ret Boyer, Ruth Crush, Irene Shat
er, Edith Robey, Marion E. McWhor
ter, Mabel L. Swiger, Leonore
Lough, Ruby ]. Hamilton, Dorothy
v. Hickman, Beatrice 3. Tripp, Nil
dred v. Lanham, Ellen 3. Shots,
Irene Johnson Grattus, Margaret F.
Marshall, Elizabeth Eastman, Grace
Watson, Evelyn Riggs.
Features Of tho program which
was successfully carried out wore
a piano duet by 1reno Grattius and
Margaret Marshall, Of the White
school; avlolin number by MarFuo.
rite Beadle OF the Fleming school;
o recitation by Lucille Hall OF tho
Butcher school; q piano duct by Hi.
do Ahei and saliio Douglas Of tho
Barnes school. Tho devotional OK.
erelses were led by Scott Q. Lowe,
Jr., Of the Butcher school.
An intnrhRkfne nhrk az Ain mar.