The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-11-29
Many Pupils in Grades
Get Places i'm Honor Roll

Get Places i'm Honor ROll
The honor roll for the second six
weeks is as follows: -
First grade-Honor, Jimmy Ed
wards, Reginald Rock, Ellis Carl
son, Ruth Leniger, Alice Kaas,
Doloris Fhrealing, Glenn Mowery,
Ellen Larson. Honorable mention,
Lester Miller, Buddy Larson, Ce-
ciflia Shaefer, Jaunita Allison,
Billy Selberg, Maxine Rayhill, jun
Tor Dmitruk. 49,. -
Second grade Honor, James
Nickolaus, Betty Mowsry, Jean
Muncey, Ruby Holbrook, Francis
Lewis, Carol Slean, Annette Van
Fossen, Gerald Mowery, Cecil Rock
and John Shelton. Honorable men
ton, Norma Dam, Wesley Perkins,
Gene Mosher, John Stockman,
Victor Allmon, Wanda Reeder.
Third grade-Grace Miller, La
vern Gregory, Marvin Brown, Bon
ME Hess. Honorable mention, AL
legra Rayhill, Jack Allen, Stanley
Sans, Anita Abramson and Mary
Sutton.
Fourth grade-Honor, Lois Sat
ter, Bill Allison, Adolph Schafer.
Honorable mention, Helen Dmi-
truk, Margaret Kinney, Gertrude
Baumgartner.
Fifth grade-Honor, Dorothy
Shelton and Edith Weidle. Honor
able mention, Marie Hamilton, Wv
ian Rayhill and Robert Wilton.
Sixth grade-Alma Combs. Hon
orable mention, Ruth Sloan, Ber-
tina Sutton, Harold Schoenwold and
Margaret Miller.
Seventh grade-Honor roll, Rob-
ert Fletcher, Albert Abramson and
Tom Van Fossen. Honorable men
ton, Alexander Hamilton, Julio
Moreno and Lucien Deranleau.
Eighth grade-Honor roll, Mar
garet Hayes, Wanda Petit, Leon
ard Schaefer and Charles McIn-
tosh.
Florence Hackney and Alma and
Harry Ehrenberg returned home
Friday from Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Allmon and
family visited with relatives in
Dayton last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sutton spent
Sunday with Mrs. Jack Dressler
and family.
Bertheal Muncey, Erma Mowery
and May Ehrenberg went to Seat
tie on the special train to the foot.
ball game Saturday and spent the
day shopping.
Hazel Johnston visited at the
home of Vivian and Ethel John
son in Kennewick Sunday.
The pupils of the first grade re-
ceived their first report cards If
the term Monday, the close of the
second six weeks period. No cards
had been given before as it was
impossible to judge a beginners
standing in so short a time.
Harold Williamson arrived home
Saturday from Matches where he
has been employed.
Mrs. Jack Mclaughlin, nee Eva
Rose brought her mother home on
Saturday and is visiting here now.
Mrs. Ray Rose has been in Walla
Walla with her daughter the past
week.
r. M. Anderson from Portland
was in Richland a few days last
week looking after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Perkins and
son spent Sunday at the Lee Berry
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch and family
drove to Status Saturday.
Mrs. Luella Allen and family
visited Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden in
Kennewick Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren McGhan
spent Sunday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Purschwitz, jr.
The dramatic club, directed by
Harold Williamson, met at the high
school Monday night for a few
pointers and fair start.
MIR. and Mrs. Delbert Shay nee
Alice Wood is home from Yakima
to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Draper and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lum of
Kennewick were dinner guests at
the Alfred Draper home Sunday.
The occasion was a birthday din
ner in honor of Alfred and Roy
Draper.
iBrainard Murray came home on
Friday and returned to Pullman
Sunday. ~.
Mrs. Krohling and her daugh-
ter from Portland visited at the
A. S. Murray home Friday.