Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-31
LINCOLN SCHOOL. DISPLAYS WORK
 AT PATRONS DAY
Excellent Exhibits of School Work Viewed by Visitors to School; Many Pupils Knight ed in Health Crusade.
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 Patrons day al the Prescott city schools began yesterday at the Lin coin school and will be continued to- day at the Washington and the High schools. A cordial invitation was extended the public to visit the classes yesterday morning. and to view the extensive exhibits of school work ill all class rooms in the after noon.
 The exhibits showed all classes of work done in the five grades of the school during the year. They were not gotten up specially but have been selected during the term from the best daily work of the pupils. All of the work exhibited was Of very high quality. The display was at tended by Prof s. H. Martin, super intcndent Of schools, who commented on it in high terms. The exhibits showed excellent work in every de parment," he told the Journal-Miner last night.
 The exhibits were shown ill the following class-rooms: First grade, taught by Miss Verde Beaver, prin- cipal; first grade, taught by Mrs. J. K. Wade; second grade, taught by Miss Rachael Redden and Mrs. Hill; third grade, taught by Miss Abbie Lee Taylor; fourth grade, taught by Mrs. Vera Keeney; fifth grade, taught by Miss Lila Campbell; and kindergarten, taught by Miss Marian s. Hunter.
 Health Knights
 Knighting of pupils who have ful- filled the requirements Of the city school health crusade also took place at the Lincoln school yesterday morning. The candidates were pre- sented to Prof. Martin, who knighted them, and complimented them and their teachers on the successful end of the campaign.
 The following pupils were knighted;
 Fifth grade - Squires: Mary Tur- rcntine, Mae Garbarino, Norah Nun earro, Rosie Contreras, Harold Gar barino, Willie Farley, Tony Holquin- Henry Celaya; Knights: Jose Con- gales. Louis Grijalva, Robert Yavar- TO, Maurice Tribby, Freeman Red ding, Margaret Poulson, Sarah Hall; Knights Banneret: Arthur Yoemans, Robert Cromwell, Orville Brown, AL win Phillips, John Franks, Edwin Jacoby, Bo Yen Dong, Margaret Gil lis, Emily Mellen, Mary Born.
 Fourth grade - Knights Banneret: Marguerite Daniel, Lerene Fitch, Louise Rosenblatt, Margaret Cava- naugh, Jean Hogsett, Trinidad Hur- tado, Helen Johnson, Virginia Ryans, Rafael Morales, Leslie Hilger, Johnny Johnson, Bailey Poulson, Robert Whaites Knights: Albert Abbott, Howard Duval, Ray Garbarino, Way land Potter, Donald Seidel, Arizona Brown, Myra Fleet, Dorothy Geary, Ventura Reeves, Jewel Smith, Mary Dee Westerveld.
 Third grade - Knights Banneret: Edna Gentry, Eugene Beecher, Jas. Born, Homer Norton; Knights: Helen Evans, Ruth Arntzen, Dessie Miller, Evelyn Andrews, Beatrice Crane, Amanda King, Paula Lopez, Helen Hee, Matilda Grajalvia; Squires: Ava Cain Hamilton, Ruth Crane, Ponch Holguin.
 Second grade - Knights Banneret: William Beard, Donald Kizcr, Tom Gibson, Shirlie Duncan, Leila Miller, Marian Green, Vera Marshall, Ra- faela de la Rosa; Knights: Elizabeth Yoemans, Harry Roberts, Louis Bailey; Squires: Raymond Johnson, Myrtle Garbarino, Jewel Torentine.
 First grade-Knights Banneret: Le- Roy Kelly, Raymond McMullen, Ger aldine Stich, Enid Bowers, Mark Melen, Roma Gentry, Virginia Sand Ter, Ruth Marshall Knights: Clar- ence Poulson, Donald Jacoby, Amelia Chavez, Talitlia Kimmons; Squires Wallace Hamilton, Pearl Mathews, Minnie Garbarino, Samuel Crane, Tommy Bailey.
 Kindergarten - Knights Banneret: Barbara Bowers, Alice Margaret Shaughnessy, James Shaughnessy, Richard Garrett; Knight Gerald Fleet; Squires: Eva Martinez, Feli- cita Garcia, Howard Crane.
 RETURNS TO CAPITAL