Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-30
HONOR ROLL OF
DALLAS PUPILS
IS ANNOUNCED

Dallas, Or, May 3o.--City su-
perintendent of schools has COM
piled a report which proves to be
quite comprehensive in its scope.
The report covers the entire
school terms and shows the honor
pupils of each grade in the gram
mar schools and high school, also
those students In both depart
ments who have neither been abb
sent nor tardy. The report as Sc
curedafrom Mr.. Turner is as fol-
lows:
First grade-Mrs. F. H. Morri-
son, teacher. Highest general
average, Charles Youngblood.
First A-Mrs. Emma G. Jost,
teacher Perfect in attendance,
Arlene Dunn and Edna Funk
Highest general average, Irwin
Peters.
Second B-Miss Marian Hart,
teacher. Perfect In attendance,
Irene Guy. Highest general aver
age, Henry Schmitt.
Second A - Miss Genevieye
Coad, teacher. Perfect in attend
ance. Dorothy Elliott. Highest
general average. Irene Guy and
Ella Friesen.
Third B--Miss Pearl FegIey.
teacher. Perfect In attendance.
Philip Hayter. Highest general
average, Amos Heacock IA, and
Della Odeel BIB.
Third A-Miss Ada Farmer.
teacher. Perfect In attendance,
Rachel Nelson and Margaret
Richter. Highest general aver
age, Philip Hayter and'Doris New
bill.
Fourth B-tMiss Addie Martin,
teacher. Perfect IN attendance.
Flossie Kerney and George Lin
dahl. Highest general average,
Barbara Elliott Abb and Clara
Voth Abb.
Fourth A--Miss Aurdey Tuor.
teacher. Perfect in attendance
Ella Bowman and Otto Funk.
Highest general average, Letha
Bevens and Eileen Hughes.
Fourth B--Miss Helen Fletcher,
teacher. Highest general aver
age, Leander Quiring 4-A, Tena
{ Iiebert 5-B and Roberta Elliott
5-B.
Fifth A = Mrs, Alta Cerny,
teacher. Perfect In attendance,
Dorothy Minnish. Highest gem
eral average, Dorothy Minnich
Sixth B-Perfect in attendance,
Paul Bollman, Virgil Grant and
Clarence James. Highest general
average, Wendeii DeHayen b-A,
David Graves 6-B. Miss Dora
Hayes, teacher.
Sixth A--Miss Bernice Newbill.
teacher. Perfect in attendance,
Carl Gerlinger and Lester Min
nich. Highest general average,
Harold Bevens and Alfred Quir-
ing.
Seventh B--Mrs. Jennie Smith,
teacher. Perfect in attendance,
Lizzie Becker, Samuel Bowe,
James Brown and Elsie Diewert.
Highest general average, hl..s
Dlewert GA and Samuel Bowe
7-B.
Seventh A---Miss Myrtle Hayes,
teacher. Perfect In attendance,
Virginia Ellis. Highest general
average, Helen Soehren.
Eighth B-Mrs. Vera A. Stray
er. teacher. Perfect in attendance,
Almeda Boughton, Carrier Moser
and Margaret Friar, Highest gem
eral average. Lloyd Forette, Au-
gusta Gerlinger and Carrier Mos
er.
Eighth A-Miss Anna Forrette,
teacher. Perfect In attendance,
Agnes Smith, Viola Keller and
Dean Helms. Highest general
average, Eugenia Shanks.
High school--C. j. Everett,
principal. Freshman class, per-
feet in attendance, Homer Ellis,
Helen Lewis, Alfred Gerlinger
and Dorothy Patterson. Highest
general average, Helen Lewis.
Sophomore class-Perfect in at
tendance, Alex Kennedy and Abe
Regier. Highest general average,
Vivian Nelson.
junior class-l'erfect in at
tendance. Mildred Starfrin, Ruby
Stafrin and Verify Grant. High
est general average, Alice Patter-
son.
Senior class-Perfect in attend |
ance, Bertha Parsons. Highest
general average, Edward Koen.
Honor roll-Pupils receiving
Deleas Helen Butler, Helen Lew
is, May Heacock. Vivian Nelson,
Alice Patterson, Edward Koen
and Olive Stevens.
Both the gas and the showing |
of crude oil are becoming more
pronounced in the Lower Colum-
bia Oil and Gas company's we'll. |