The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-21

Records Of the Intelligence Sur
yey given recently In the public
fdlools OF the city are now com
plete In Junior III, according to
Principal John T. Foster.
The tests were given In two parts
Scales A and Band were OF the
nature OF gaining some specific IN.
formation as to each students knowl.
edge Of general Information, his nc.
curacy. and HIS close Observance OF
instructions and details Of work.
Binet. a French educator. gave the
ieea OF intelligence tests to the
world. but Terman OF Leland Stan.
ford University developed and per-
fected the idea upon the deah OF
Blnet. until now the tests are be.
coming a very important factor In
the survey OF all modern school
systems.
Out Of the total enrolment at
Junior iii, the five students ranking
highest in each A and b class of
the 9TH Sth and 9th grades are ac-
oording TO rank:
9-A-Pearl Mercer, 352; Holdings
worth, S4s; Denver Wofford. $40;
Mary Lee Truax, $3.50; and Bruce
Welch, 1871.
9-B-Nelma Williams. 1924; Wan
nah Wilkerson, 31S; Flor nee Lack
ey. BIG: Maurlne Smith, 311; and
Jack snider, 3Os.
S-A-vera Mae Singleton. 1913;
Billie Rosenthal, 31S; VIM. Bednar,
a15; Bernard A%delsperger, $40;
duane Methvin, 800; Mary Malone,
30s.
S-B-Wm. Payne. 314: Billie Pref
ty, 3O2: Douglas Burrus, 297; w. r.
Cloud, 293; Martha Chalfant, 292.
7-A-Rebecca DuBose. 3OS; How.
ard Sharpe, 3O7; Wyman Patton, !
304; Florence Bryan. 297; Ralph
Toomer, 292; Eula Knight, 292.
7-B-Nell Roberts, SO6; George
Mihram, 279; Jan Dawson, 26S;
Louis Mills, 2G5; Jack Early, 25S.
st. PatrIck's Dinner.
Honoring the Patron Saint of
Erin's Isle, the third hour domestic
science girls entertained with a
beautifully appointed dinner in the
domestic art room of Junior Hi last
Thursday.
Before ushering the guests into
ire Green ROOM the hostess made
Irish Mikes and Irish Mollies of all
the guests by pinning Irish names
on them.
The four curse dinner was plan
ned, prepared and served by the
girls themselves under the direction
Of Miss Alma Jones OF the Home
Economics department, and in the
preparation of the food, the serving,
and the table appointments the girls
proved themselves to be excellent
and efficient hostesses.
Those present in addition to the
class were Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Mont.
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Bare.
foot, Miss Effie Cooper, Miss Nell ,
Jane West, Miss Irene Mays, Miss
Marguerite Streeter and Messrs.
Bruce Smith, Ewell Green, Olan
Aiken, Homer James, Robert Blu
chanan. Curtis Orrell.
Chapel Smiles.
Juniors all fell in love ~Fpiday-fell
in love with good singing, his jolly
disposition, his pleasing personality,
or perhaps all of these qualities for
they were all combined in Mr.. Har-
ris, who, with Rev. c. B. James of
the First Christian church, was a
guest at chapel Friday morn
ing.
Juniors enjoyed thoroughly the
varied and particularly appropriate
songs that Mr.. Harris sang and these
made even more interesting by
own clever accompaniment and
remarks interspersed in the
program.
Rev. James conducted a short
scripture lesson and with two rous-
Ing good yells Juniors went to class
with broad smiles that did not
off all day.
So the Juniors are earnestly hop
ing that Mr.. Harris will get back ia
chapel at least once more before the
revival meeting at the Christian
shurch closes, since Mr.. Harris is in
he city only during the meeting.
eA-1 Wins Pcnmanship P%ennant.
With a total score of 100 per cent
lrm movement and SO per cent slant, B
AL section was awarded the Junior h