Arizona republican., 1922-05-12
1873 STUDENTS OF
MESA HIGH SCHOOL
ARE ON HONOR ROLL

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MESA, May 1.-THE honor roll of
students making the necessary per-
centage of grades for the second term
of the second semester at the Mesa
Union high school was issued Thurs
day from the principals office. The
list bears the names of 1873 students
this term, as follows:
A 2 B-Norveleate Hall.
AL B-Naomi Horne, Marguerite
Shields.
A-vinton Brown, Mary Kings
bury, Russell Pew. Katherine Shirley.
3 A 2 B-Juanita Corner. Irene
Grey. Irene Helm, Earl Merrill,
Gladys Pomeroy.
IA B-Richard Johnson, Myrtle
Palmer, John Riggs, Dell Rollins. FL
lamay Rollins. Emma Trimble.
8 A-Marvyl Anderson. Beulah An
derson, olga Butler
"A 5 B-David Argo Muriel Bar
ker. Leslie Brewer. Edgar Hunsaker,
Robert Lane, Maxine Phelps.
2A2 B-Max Connolly, Ada Cerny,
Olive Drew. Ralph Deal, Ella Ellis
worth, Luella Fuller, Oscar Gates,
Eva Huber Mae Huber. Wesley
johnson. Nina Kibler, Chiffon Shir-
lev, Thelma Williams.
, A. George Crismon. Lucretia
Wood
1A5 B-Leone Davis.
A B-Turner Hawes. Catherine
Peterson, Dell Vance.
A 8 B-Vilate Allen. Eve Bran
denburg, Idyl Brandenburg. Dulcie
Bloy, Virginia Guthrie. Wesley Ge-
rard, Dortha Hunsaker. Thora Hun
saker, Ruby Kinsey, Rose Naegle,
Alice Pauly, Clinton Ray, Leona
Standage, Lee Wilson.
A 2 B-Blanche Aston, Cleora
Brooks. William Beadle. Naomi
Churchill. Mary Cerny, Paul Davis,
Viola Dana, Naomi Ellsworth. Mar
iorie Entz, Lucy Fryer, Ruth Col
laher, Wanda Hill. Raymond john
son, Ellen LeBaron, Isabel Morales,
Alice Obarr, Dale higgins, Erwin
Spilsbury, Leonard Stewart, Wilma
Stoddard. Kathryn Tice.
A B-GadyS Crismon. Norma
Dana, Carl F'urr. Albert Guthrie.
Vera Hostetter, Ethel johnson. Lau-
renee Jones. Elinor Shirley, Charles
Sellers. William Smith.
B-Wallaee Clark.
4 B-Shirley Bush, Hazel Chapman.
Howard Corner, Nora Coplan. Retta
Cooper. Mary Hemperly, Juanita
Hutchinson. Floyd Huston. Iva Hast
ings, Violet Morse. Bessie Macdonald,
Rita Phelps, Clifton Payne. Mae
Rich. George Sorenson. Glenn Soren-
son, Vera Shill, John Scott.
8 B-Martha Anderson. Edward
Anderson, Lucia Bowen. Effie Berry,
Martha Bartson, Lottie Brimhali,
Freda. Clark. Zena Cummard, Marvin
Deshler, WINS Dillman. Mason Davis,
Audra Davis, Donald Ellsworth,
Helen FIeisher, Esther Huber. Tur-
ner Hurst. Elmina Lillywhite, Leola
Lesueur, Ruth Monrad. Sam McEf-
rath. Avis Rogers, Kenneth Ross.
Beatrice higgins. Lester Sands, Julia
Svob
Fathers and Sons Outing
The annual Fathers and Sons out
ing under the auspices of the Young
Mems Improvement association of
he l. D. S. church is planned for
the days of May 10. 20 and 21. An
attractive camp site at Oak Flats,
four miles above Superior on the new
Miami highway has been selected for
the outing and the two days and two
nights will be spent there. The
campers leaving here Friday after
noon and returning Sunday. A SIM
liar outing held two years ago was
attended by more than 900 fathers
and sons and the interesting instruc-
tive program carried out was greatly
enjoyed by all. oscar Kirkhan. prom
inent boy scout man in Utah. will
have charge of the preparations and
camp for the coming event. He is
expected in Mesa the fore part of
next week.
Building Gravel Pit
A gravel pit with a loading plat
form and other necessary equipment
is being established in the river bed.
three miles north of Mesa on Crismon
street, where gravel for the new L.
d. S. temple will be secured. Con-
struction work at the pit is under
the charge of Bishop Isaac Dana.
The excavation work for the temple
which WAS started several weeks ago
has been completed and it is expected
that gravel hauling will commence
within few days.
Track Meet Friday
All grammar schools on the south
side it is expected will send repre-
sentatives to the track meet to be
held Friday afternoon on the Frank
Alma, Lehi. Chandler and Gilbert
have all been invited to join in the
meet and large delegations from
these schools are expected. Twelve
events for both boys and girls are
on the afternoons program, the ath-
letic meet to be followed with a base
ball game between the Tenth Street
school of Tempe and the Franklin
school. The program will start at 1
o'clock.
opie Read on Chautauqua
Opie Read. popular American lee
turer and entertainer. will be the
feature attraction on Fridays Eli
son White chautauqua program. The
afternoon program will commence at
$3.50 instead of $3.50. with a popular
concert by the Oceanic Quintet. Opie
Read will lecture in the evening at
$50 on Human Nature and Poll
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Gilbert Farm Bureau Session
The Gilbert Farm Bureau will hold
a special meeting in the Gilbert high
school Friday evening which will be