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scholarship awards will be given this
year to the student in each Of the fom
classes who makes the greatest nun
Der of grade points in the two semes
ters. The awards will be given at com
mencement time and will be as fol
lows:
FRESHMAN ........ Silver Plate Medal
ISophomores -. Sterling Silver Medal
Junior ....-...-.... Rolled Gold Medal
Senior Scholarship certificate, given
by the chancellor OF the state univer-
sity In aarding this scholarship quail
ity Of work in previous year viii also
be considered.
Triangular Meet Al Roundup
The Richey and Brockway High
ISchools have announced their inten-
Itions OF coming to the Roundup to
compete ia athletic events. This will
be the fist triangular high school meet
ever held in Circle. The event viii be
high jump, broad jump, shot put, jaw
elm throw, pole vault, SO yard dash,
100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, and 400
yard relay A silver medal viii be Civ
en- the winner of the first place in
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be given for second place. These med
ais are worth working for. An award
OF some kind viii likely be given to
! the individual making the greatest
humber OF points in athletics. In en-
umerating points, first, second, and
third places will count three, two, and
one point respectively.
Contest Closes
The Jiggs division of the Country
Gentleman salesmanship contest are
putting on considerable airs these last
days. They won the contest and are
to be given large feed and party by
the Maggies Friday night, hence their
superiority. CD Lloyd Decker proved
himself to be the champion salesman
He landed IL subscriptions and gets
the gold pencil awarded to the boy
getting the greatest number. Lucille
Strecker came second with six sub
scriptions. She gets the gold pencil
awarded the girl selling the most
Those who earned silver pencils by
taking three or more subscriptions
are: Glady Peterson, VIM. Sutter,
Frank HOLDEN, Darrow Rorvik, Borg
hid Seglen, Gilbert Peterson, Mar
jory VOLTA, Pauline HendrixsOn, AM
brcse Dambly, Margaret Boyle, Winni-
fred 5tfeckef and Bessie Wilhelm.
The campaign resulted in " sub
scriptions. Our part amounts to $36.
The expenses of the campaign amount
ed to $4.75, leaving net profit OF
$31.25.
Oh, say, / found out some more
about the family! Cora Wheeler, |
that's Bobby's sister, is in love with
a grass-widower and she has terrible |
case on him | never did see how |
those children could get along because |
they're both in love at least, they |
saw they are. Mr.. Wheeler has the |
most violent temper, and he's fouad |
that, it is useless to combine busi-
ness and family affairs. | can't say
but / sympathize with him, being
head of a rowing household. Mrs.
Wheeler has a loYable nature-some-
times. However, / think she is justi-
fled in being jealous Of her husband.
The way | have it doped out is that
we will all get chance to see them
before long and then you can form
your own opinion Tell you more !
about it next week. Watch for it.
Francis Makes High Honor Roll
The high honor roll this year has
been beyond the reach of everyone
tin this last month, when Francis
Arnett made it, The requirements for
this honor roll are at least Sc grade
points no grade below 3, and ma
jority of the grades must be A
Grade Points for March