Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-23
GIVEPRIzES TO
SMYRNAPUPILS.
Many Others Win Honors
for Excellence in Studies
During Year
ATHLETES ALSO
RECEIVE LETTERS
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA. June 23.-Closing ex-
ercises of Smyrna High School on
Wednesday evening were marked by
the awarding OF prizes.
To the student having the best
mark in American history and civlcs
the Daughters OF the American Rev
olutlon gave a prize of IS in gold.
This was presented by Miss NJ. Edith
Beck, and was won by Miss Helen
Evans. The second prize was won
by Miss Bertha Skrivan.
The Rev. Ransom p. Nichols gave
prize of So in gold TO the student
OF the senior class writing the best
book review on your Biggest Job.
School or Business?" Miss Bessie
May Thompson won this honor,
while Miss Emma May Walker, re-
ceived honorable mention. T h
prize was presented by the Rev.
Thomas Getz Hill.
For the best essay on Patriot
ism" the National Society Colonial
Daughters gave a bronze medal.
This went TO Miss Rebecca Hobson.
W. o. Hoffecker presented the prize.
Certificates OF award were given
to Elizabeth Thornley,. Julian Hodg-
son. Ruth DAILY. Frances Alexander
and Margaret Hill.
Miss Emma Walker won the prize
OF $40 given by the Faculty Club
for the senior making the best scho-
lastic record during the four years.
william s. Patterson won the second
prize OF IS in gold.
The Rev. ]. NJ. L. Eckard. prize
for proficiency in Latin for the year
1922 was won by Miss Mary Rob
inson. The prize was s in gold.
The school letter S" was awarded
10 members OF the baseball and track
teams by J. II. Mendenhau. An
award OF $3.50 each. was presented
TO the four girls who won the $40
prize at the state Meal Getting
Contest" at Dover on May 25. They
were: Alma Coleman. Eva Stehley.
Florence Arts, and Catherine Ford.
HonOr-ROlI Scholarship.
Juniors-Mary Attix. Helen Evans,
Bertha Skrlvan.
homore-Margaret Hill. Helen
Scout. Rachel Stevens. Davil Lloyd,
Leslie Moore. Mary Robinson. Lot
ton Tilghman, Margaret Thompson.
Ninth grade-Linden Shapley,
Elizabeth Thornley,.
Eighth grade-Elizabeth Hill. Mil
dred Sherwood. Medford Sparks.
Seventh Erade-Frances Adkins.
Laura Lee Corley. Corinne Shapley.
Sixth grade-Frederick Dodsoa.
Fifth grade-Dorothy Riggs
Fourth grade-Norma Coleman,
Blanch Truax. Ernestine Ferguson.
Third grade-Anna r. Jones. Alan
z. Sapp. Lloyd r. Kitchner. Helen
D. Harmonson, Mabel NJ. Smith.
Second grade-Ethel Ford. Anna
Gardner, Isadore Handloff, r. |
Walter Lane. Violet Long, james B.
Messick. William Roe. Marian |
Scout. Robert Wilds. Edward VIII |
liams. Mildred Nelson. Mary Cru
well. Ernest Reed. Herbert Sapp, |
Edna Slaughter
First grade-Reynolds Stevens. |
Daniel Stevens, Virginia Walraven,
Alice Bafer. Genevieve Blendt, |
James Bradley, Raymond Barcus, |
Linden Boyer. Katharine Davis, |
Elizabeth Edmundson, Margaret |
Ford. Katie Felintine, Beatrice |
Greene. Elva Griffin. Grace Hurley, |
Helen Kolsky. Gradys McAfee. Stan
ley Middleton, Hilory Oliver, Alvin |
Rose, Lucille Robinson, Emma Scott, |
Frances Sharpley.
Perfect Attendance.
Perfect attendance 1921-1922 (for |
the whole year,.
First grade-Virginia walraven.
Albert Thawley.
Second grade-Walter r. Lane,
Helen Wortz.
Fourth grade-Norma Coleman,
Anna Thompson, Ernestine Fergu-
son, William Thompson, Frank
Greenweu.
Fifth grade-Millard Green. Will
liam Stanley, Charles Brown,
Charles Harris.
Sixth grade-Frank Broadway,
Anna Greenwich. Frederick Dodson,
Marion Heinhold, Walter McClain.
Seventh grade-William Robinson,
Corinne Shapley.
Eighth grade-Ruth Collins, Med
ford Sparks, Russell Walker.
Ninth grade (9A)-Louise Spru-
ance, Carolyn Van Pelt, Linden
Shapley.
Ninth grade (9B)-Ruth Newton.
Tenth grade-Bessie Phillips,
Rachel Stevens. Julia Skrivan, Ed
ward Richards.
Eleventh grade-Mildred Boyer.
Thomas Roadway, Editha Sparks,
Edna Conner, Bertha Skrivan, Vir-
rfnfa Cnartyg