Smyrna times., 1940-06-06

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Ruth Ann Bush Mary Louise Porter
William r. Carrow Albert Pugh
Harry w. Cloud Vaughn Rash
Ellen Louise Cullen Ruth Ellen Reihm
Mifflin Danes Theodore Rohman
Maud Darrell Helen Shahan
Chris'ne Diacumakos Edward Slaughter
Dorothy Ennis RAY Smith
Mary Marie FAIRIES Nelson Stats
Clarence Garis Matilda Wisk
John Houtman Louise Nabb
Charles Hufschmidt Mary K Walker
William Hutchinson William Pomichalek
Florence Little Grace Salter
Louise Mabrey Rose CIayvilie
Thelma Maclary Nesbert Wood
William MacLucas Donald Ennis
Virginia Mood Anita Cooke
Evalyn Meyers Randolph Faulkner
Alvin Nickerson Bernard Grier
Davis Numbers Clinton WooIeyhan
Prizes to be awarded as follows:
Amanda Ashcraft Memorial Temperance
Prizes
a. Four prizes to pupils exerting the
greatest influence for temperance.
Presented by DR.. Charles M. Wharton:
Grade 9-Audrey Westfall.
Grade 10-Mildred Slaughter.
Grade Mildred Carey.
Grade l2-Matilda Wisk.
b. To boy making the greatest effort in
athletics but failing to make letter:
Clifton Bickling.
c. Best all-around girl athlete;
Doris Pyle.
Awards by Mrs. Andrew d.
Cole. President of Local w. G. Il. U. Unit !:
Grade 4-Helen Sylvester.
Grade 5-Betty Jane Griffith.
Grade 6-Eleanor Reiman.
Grade Jean Ellen Russell.
Grade S-Jimmy Edmondson.
Grade Audrey Westfall.
Grade 10-Mildred Slaughter.
Grade 11-Mildred Carey.
Grade 12-Matilda Wisk.
For excellence in creative writing and
literary excellence TO members OF Stan OF
school paper, presented by Mr.. j. w.
Hirons, President of Beacon College.
Perfect Attendance Awards - Presented
by Mrs. Leila t. Brockman, Kent County
Visiting Teacher:
Clarence Garis. II years.
Charles Stewart, IL years.
Vaughn Rash, IL years.
Dorothy Badur, IL years.
Ruth Nowland. 10 years.
Eleanor Burke. 10 years.
Awards for Citizenship and Attainment
in American History-Presented by Mrs.
George r. Miller. Jr.. President of Eliza
beth Cook Chapter, ID. A. r.. and Ameri-
canism Chairman for the Legion Auxiliary
Unit, No. IA.
Elizabeth Cook Chapter. OAR. Awards
for proficiency in American History tSr.
H. -First-Ruth Hill; Second-Wilma
Blendt. =
tilda Wisk.
National Society Colonial Daughters Es-
say AwAard-Robert Derrickson.
American Legion, David G. Harrison
Post. No. IA to best boy student in Eighth
Grade History-Jimmy Edmondson.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit, No. Ia.
to best girl student in Eighth Grade His
tory-Mary Lou Willard.
Smyrna Rotary Club-School Service
Prize for Boy-Harry Cloud.
The Mrs. George Carter-School Service
Prize for Girl Virginia Mood.
Presented by Mr.. Charles Hall. President
Of Smyrna Rotary Club.
The r. w. Slaughter Awards for pro-
ficiency in William MacLuc.
as. Biology, Shirley Blechman. Social
Studies, Jean Truax. (Grade 81. Oral
English, Mildred Carey.
Presented by Mr.. George W. Wright As
sistant Superintendent of Schools. :,
Athletic Awards - Presented by Mr..
George Records, Director Of Physical Edu-
cation.
Faculty Club-LocaI Defamation Con
by Mrs. Marion Lambden
Shirley Sydel; 2. Betty Rus
sell Humorous - l. Lillian Graft; Z.
Shirley Bechman.
Twentieth Century Club Award - Pre-
.ented by Mrs. Thomas RUSSELL President
Of Smyrna goth Century Club-Maud OAR
rell
Business Mems Association Award-To
in the Commercial Course show
ng the greatest efficiency-Presented by
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