Smyrna times., 1935-06-20
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wood the Legion Auxiliary prize
T and Miss Helen Start the Faculty
prize. The other prizes were
awarded on behalf of the giver by
Supt. Schantz. The complete list
is as follows:
American Legion. David C. Harrison Post
No. 14-To the best boy student in Ameri-
can History in the Eighth Grade. Lloyd
JONES' Gold Medal.
American Legion. David C. Harrison
Post No. IA, Auxiliary-To the best girl
student in American History in the Eighth
Grade, Dorothy Cooper, $3.50 and Certifi-
cate.
Faculty -valedictorian, B. AIverna
Jones, $500; Salutatorian. Sarah B. Jones
$500.
Smyrna Business Mems Association-To
the graduate of the Commercial Course
showing the greatest proficiency, Margaret
A. c. Walters $500.
Rotary Club - School Service Prize
George Thawley. Grade 10. $500.
Mrs. George Carter-School Service Prize
Sarah B. Jones. Grade II. $500:
DIR. Charles M. Wharton-To the girl and
boy who made the greatest effort in Ath-
letics but failed to receive the letter IS"
Evelyn Robinson. Grade 10. $500; William
Van Dyke, Grade 10. $500.
The Amanda Ashcraft Memorial Temper
ance Prizes Awarded and presented
annually by DR.. Charles M. Wharton in
memory of his mother, to pupils in the
Smyrna Public Schools. selected by the
Faculty, who have eXerted the greatest in
fuence for temperance, William Harris,
Grade Al. $500; Warren Ford, Grade 6-1.
$500; William Melvin. Grade 80. $500
Joe Parker, Grade 81, $500: James Gent
ry. Grade II, $500.
Local w. C. T. U.-Temperance Themes.
William Harris. Grade Al. S1.00; Warren
Ford, Grade 6-1. S1.00; William Melvin.
Grade 50. S1.00; Joe Parker. Grade 81,
s1.00; James Gentry. Grade II. sl.oo.
National Society Colonial Daughters
Disarmament" Frank Ross, Grade II.
Medal; United States,' Mildred Simpler,
Grade 10. Certificate: The Civil War,
Charles Thompson. Grade IL. Certificate.
Gorgas Memorial Institute ''Gorgas'
ventable Diseases" Sarah B. Jones. Grade
II. Medal.
r. w. SIaughter-To the student showing
the Greatest Proficiency in: Chemistry.
Florence Doughten. Grade II. $500; Math-
ematics, Alverna Jones. Grade II. $500
Latin, John Shortall. Grade 81. $500
Home Economics, Nellie Wallace. Grade
1912, $500.
State Department of Public Instruction
Ten years of perfect attendance, Seymour
Bleckman. Grade IL. Certificate.
News-Journal Company - One of the
spelling champions for Kent County, Maude
Darrell. Grade I'll, Certificate.
Prizes Awarded During the Year 1934-35
Local Discussion Contest, Faculty Club
History of the Secondary School," John
Magill. Grade IL. $3.50.
Local Defamation Contest. Faculty Club
jean Deprey." Nancy Slaughter. Grade
IL. $3.50; Madam X,'' Jane Mabrey. Grade
IL. $3.50; "Ole Mistus.' Virginia Heinold.
Grade r. Honorable Mention.
Kent County Discussion Contest-'His-
tory of the Secondary School" (second
place. John Magill, Grade ii. s1.50.
Kent County Defamation Contest@"Jean
Deprey' (2nd place. Nancy Slaughter.
Grade II. S1.5O; Madame X (3rd place)
Jane Mabrey, Grade IL. S1.00.
State Discussion Contest-"tV of Ex-
tracurricular Activities" third place. John
Magill Grade IL. $1,000.
State Defamation Contest - Jean De-
prey" (second place. Nancy Slaughter.
Grade IL, $500.
The mantle oration was delivered
to the Junior Glass by Junior"
Sevn and was received by Bunny
Price, president of the Junior
Glass. Music during the evening
was furnished by Miss Jean Easton
and Miss Thelma Rogers at the
piano.