Smyrna times., 1931-12-16
SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Spirit of Christmas Pervades All
the School Rooms--Xmas Party
Will Be Given Next Thursday

VIII BE GIVen Next thursday
Christmas vacation is near and
both students and teachers are be-
ginning to feel the Christmas spir-
it. Students in the second section
of the eighth grade have assumed
responsibility of providing a school
Christmas tree which will be plac-
ed in the library, as has been done
in former years. The members of
teaching staff have been requested
to have their rooms properly dec
GRATED for the Christmas season.
Trees, holly, and mistletoe will be
on display in abundance. The reg
ular Christmas assembly program
will be given on Tuesday, Deem
Der p, Miss Easton and Miss Ora
ham will have charge of it. On the
evening of December %, the
Christmas school party will be CIV
en- The Intermural Basketball
schedule has been definitely arrang-
ed with four teams, playing each
Friday p. m. A girls game and
boys game will be played. Time
has been provided for this activity
by shortening Friday afternoon
periods from go to 40 minutes al
lowing one hour for Intermural
basketball. The schedule will come
to a close on March IL when in all
probability similar schedule will
be arranged for baseball and other
activities. The results of the in
termural basketball game played
on Friday afternoon in the High
School Auditorium are as follows !:
Girls Wildcats, 10, Coached by
Bessie Virden; Blue Pearls, 2,
Coached by Dot Davidson; Boys
Ever Ready, 5, Coached by E. Ev-
erhart; Midgets, 5, Coached by E.
Harrington Banking results for
Tuesday, December 8, were as fol-
lows: Number of pupils in attend
ance, 7O8; number Of depositors,
1853; amount deposited, $64,22 to-
tai amount deposited to date this
school year, $1O88.88- Assembly
program yesterday, December IS,
was as follows: Opening exercises;
program was in charge of Junior
Mathematics Club; announcements
by president Of club Mary Louise
Hurd; Play, "He Hated Arith-
metic," by members of club.-On
Thursday, December IL, the High
School Varsity Team will play
Harrington High School at Har-
rington.- The second basketball
game of the season was played on
Friday evening, December IL, at
the Smyrna High School Auditor
ium when both the boys and girls
basketball teams of the school
played a game with the Alumni
boys and girls. The Alumni teams
opened the season with double
victory over the High School
teams. The Alumni boys trounced
the High School boys to the tune
of 1924, while the girls of the
Alumni team came through with
the high score Of 42-15 over their
opponents. The game consisted of
good playing and hard playing on
the part of both teams-The fol-
lowing is the honor roll for schol-
arship for the Second Advisory
Period:
Senior High Schoolgirl grade. Miss
Graham, teacher-Audrey Davis. Betty Ed
mondson. Isadore Handloff. James Messick !:
18th grade, Miss Rogers, teacher Nancy
Arthurs. Thelma Hawkins. Sarah Knight.
Helen Spence. Jay Spry. Elsie Williams.
Lucille Robinson: 10th grade, Mr.. King,
teacher-Ernestine Davis. Neva Hutchins.
Ethel Roe. Mildred Ryan. Katherine Sullivan
Evelyn Wallace. Junior High School-9-1
grade, Miss Beckett. teacher 80 Alverna
Jones, Sara B. Jones' 81 grade. Mrs.
Vogel. teacher-Jane Mabrey. Warner
Price: IL grade. Miss Start. teacher
Erika Reimann. Elizabeth Phillips. Ele-
mentary School-1-2 grade. Miss Stats,
teacher-Doris Palmer. Betty Robinson,
Norma Seward. Fannie Slaughter. Jean
Truax. Audrey Westfall. Jack Wilson, Ed
ward Wisk, George Wright End grade.
Miss Robinson. teacher Kathleen Burris.
Stimson Carrow. Gertrude Edmondson. Will
liam Edmondson. John X. Francis. Robert
Jacobs. Robert Lower. Carleen Jones. Mil
dred Slaughter. Robert Spence 81 grade.
Miss Martin. teacher-Edith zimmerman,
Wilma Blendt. Calvin Foxwell. George Dav-
is. William Clough. Wilbur Carrow. Clar-
ence Blendt: 3-2 grade. Miss Burchard.
teacher-Betty Phillips, Janet Keith. Alan
Robinson. Lloyd johnson. Ruth Rowland
4-2 grade. Miss Kaufman, teacher-Alvin
Niekerson, Emma Louise Mabrey. Virginia
Mood. Mary Porter. Ruth Reihm. Phyllis
Stevenson 81 grade. Miss Pryor. teacher
Lloyd Jones 81 grade Miss Matthews,
teacher-Estele Edmondson. Pupils whose
names appear on this Honor Roll have at
tanned an average of between 81 and 100
in their studies for the Second Advisory
Period.