The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-06-15
IDAHO WINNERS NATIONAL
CRUS ABE TOURNAMENT

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has won many honors In the first
crusade tournament Of the year.
This tournament closed on Feb
ruary %. One hundred and seven
pennants were awarded In the
United States, and Of this number
Idaho has twenty-seven. Eleven
national grand banners were
awarded, and of this number Idaho
has one. The Idaho Anti-Tubercul-
osis association is receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the large number OF
national honors captured by the
schools of the state for participation
in the health crusade.
The second tournament closes in
June, and from the many records
being received at the Boise office the
Anto-Tuberculosis association be-
lieve that Idaho has fair chance Of
again winning the national trophy
cup, which is now being exhibited
over the state.
The pennants are awarded by the
National tuberculosis association to
all schools and classes showing 100
per cent enrolment as knights ban
neret. There are eleven tournament
divisions, based on the grade Of the
class and the number of pupils en-
rolled. Banners are awarded to the
class or school in each division hav-
ing not only 100 per cent knight
banneret enrolment, but also a
record Of having performed the
greatest number of chores. The
winning schools Idaho are as fol-
lows:
Banner Winner
Division TX, District No. 2 Rath-
drum, grade 8. Miss Edna Layton.
Pennant Winners
Bannock county-Cove District
No. 8, Grace, grade Is, Mrs. J. M.
Murray.
Benewah county-St. Joe school,
st. Joe, grade /, 2, and 8, R. E.
Gibson.
st. Joe school, St. Joe, grade 4, S,
and 6, Mrs. F. j. Brown.
st. Joe school, st. Joe, grade Z
and 8, H. s. Olvin.
Sorrento school, Sorrento, grade
1-8, Miss Catherine Berry.
Emida school, Emida, grade 1-5,
Miss Catherine Riggs.
Bingham county-Aldridge school
Aldridge, grade 1-S, J. Orville Davis.
Bonner schools-Farmin school,
Standpoint, grade 3, Miss Beulah
Klopf.
Center valley, Colburn, grade 1-S,
Mrs. Delbert Mccoy.
Custer county-Stanley District
No. 6, Stanley, grade 1-S, Mrs. Mary
Cochrane.
Gilmore county-Mt. Home school
Mt. Home, grade /, Violet Stevens.
Mt. Home school, Mt. Home,
grade 8, Kathleen Smith.
Franklin county-M aple o n
school, Preston, grade is, Miss
Florence Zollinger.
Fairview District No. 8, Preston,
grade l, Miss Leta Smith.
Fairview District No. 8, Preston,
grade 4 and 5, Miss Vera Smith.
Fairview District No. s, Preston,
grade 6, Z, 8, w. F. Smith.
Jefferson County-Garfield school
District SO, Rigby, grade 5-S, D. H.
Sedgwick.
Kootenai county-Rathdrum Dis
trict No. 2, Rathdrum, grade 1, Mrs.
Lillian Arseneau.
Rathdrum District No. 2, Rath-
drum, grade 2, Miss Viola Flescher
Rathdrum District No. 2, Rath-
drum, grade 8, Miss May E. Blair.
Lemhi county-Geertson Creek
school, Salmon, grade 1-S, Nellie
De Longe.
Salmon school-Salmon, grade 5
and 6, Elizabeth Yoder.
Leadore school, Leadore, grade T
and 8, Mrs. r. w. Morphey.
Minidoka schools Wolcott school
Minidoka dam, grade Is, Miss Ages
Abel.
Washington school, Paul, grade
IA, Miss Mildred Marley.
Washington school, Paul, grade
SIS, Mrs. H. A. Billows.
Washington county = Highland
District No. 81, Cambridge, grade
is, Miss M. MCGUIRE.
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