Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-06-09
SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL
YEAR


/ Continued from Front Page.
Glass Poem Sudie jenkins
lClass Will Roy Coble
Our Ideals Grace McRae
4 Valedictory John Gore
Farewell Song Class
An unusual feature of the ex-
.lercises was the presentation to
1.-The school by the class Of 1921 Of
la magnificent silver loving cup,
under the following conditions as
Tread by Miss Grace McRae;
i We. the Class Of 1921, in order
Ito maintain the high standard
for which we have stood during
our high school course, have de-
lcided to present a cup to that
student in the Junior Class who
lean meet the following require
lments:
Article /. Deportmetment.
Ill. The winner shall have good iniu-
ence among his fellow students, both by
personal example and precept N
IL. He shall have an average Of one on
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deportment.
liz. He shall have a good attitude toward
the school, the teachers and pnpils, and
shall abide by the laws of Tire school.
Ia. He shah do all in his power to raise
the standard of department in his class.
He must be clean minded, have good
personal habits, and must measure up to
the hest standard of young manhood or
young womanhood as the case may be.
Article II: Scholarship.
IL. He shall have an average Of ninety
for the entire year, averaging all subjects
together.
liz. He shall take an interest in all his
lessons.
/ Article iii. Literary Society Work.
IL. He shall help in raising the standard
of his society.
IL. He shall be a good worker. and not
shirk society programs.
liz. He must respect the society officers.
IA. He must cheerfully and willingly per
| form any duty that he is called on to
perform.
Us. He must take leading interest in
the society and do all in his power to aid
the other members Of the society. (
l6. He must be helpful in society matter;
carried on outside of school.
Article Nv. Athletics.
/. The winner must be interested in
! and take an active part in as many al
two forms Of athletics provided BY til,
school besides the daily PHYSICAL exercise
! and drills.
Article v. Attendance.
II. The student who receives this cul
q riust average ninety each month on at
a tendance, unless providentially hindered
: and ninety each month on punctuality,
) Article vi.
II If there should be a tie at any tim
Y between two students. both shall hav
their names engraved on the cup.
Z Article VII.
! The winner shall be chosen by til
: senior class with the advice of the Super
I |intendent and a member Of the faculty.
lArticle VIII.
y The winner shall have, his name en-
+ lgaved on the cup and shall hold for on
Iyear. At the end of this time it shall b
y presented to that member of the JUNO
n Class who can meet these requirements.
The cup was awarded by unar
limous vote of the class, for tn
y coming year, to Robert Coving
ri ton. Of the Junior Class, who's
g name had been duly engrave,
! ! upon the same as its first winner
+ The annual defamation ant
N recitation contests by represen
2, tatives of the two literary socie
j ties were held Tuesday morning
II The contestants and their sui
!. jects were as follows, their place
: on the program having been d
ie cided by lot:
Of Spartacus to the Gladiators 1850 Jim Be
,r The Home and the Govt - Frank Ellerk
!. = Asleep at the Switch Pearl Haywood
: The Traitors Death Bed Thomas McRs
le Jim in Fishin' Time Johnsie Benoi
The New South ------.-A thos Cockms
OF Sonny's Schoolirl' JuanitA Tayl.
N lEio For Carolina -Ledbeiter McKenz
S. An Experiment in Matrimony Thelma Flu
4 The Soldier Boy Thomas Leaf
BY Courier -Sudie Jenkil
N The Unknown Rider Everett Ham,
NJ Mrs, Rastus at the Weddin'
2, -------------- Nancy Covingte
IL The Tragedy Of the Reformer
4, William Edward Harrist