The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
Field Meet Results

In the annual literary field meet,
six points were given for receiving
the highest grade in each subject,
five points went to all within the
next five highest grades, four points
meant that the contestant was with
in the third group of five, three
points was awarded to all within the
fourth group, two points to those in
fifth group and one to those in
sixth group of five.
H. ]. C. students winning points
were: In Horticulture. Paul Saxton
5 points. Leon Paulette 4 points,
Thomas Rome 4 points; in Dairying
Pat MCGOWAN 3 points, A. 7. Bunch
2 points, Culber Shots l point; in
Crops, Troy Wilder S points, Elroy
Thweatt 3 points. Billy Parish 2
points; in Inorganic Chemistry,
Charles Townsend 5 points, John
Osborne 5 points, R. H. Pepper 2
points; in English Literature, Mar
jorie Heard 2 points, Wilma Car
ter 2 points, Christine Gober / point,
in Freshman English, Ethel Hearn
A points, Charlene Chesteen 4 points,
Ruth Sanders 8 points; in 1st Year
French, Sarah McCrory 5 points,
Kathleen Herring 3 points, Jamie
Sledd 8 points; in 1st Year Spanish,
John Lockwood 4 points, Walter
Reeves 4 points. Aubrey Thomas 3
points; in European History to 1915,
Jack Elliott S points, Stella Simp-
son 8 points, Eleanor Burrell 2 pts.
in European History after 1915,
Sever Eubanks 6 points, 1st place in
state, Dorothy Clark 4 points, Roo
ert Cahoon 3 points; in Political
Science, Lettie Bunch 5 points, Le-
roy McCrory 3 points, Gladys De-
Loach l point; in Biology, Pearl Hol-
land 5 points, Edna Rome l point,
Alice Hodge l point; in Foods, Mary
Alice Parker A points, Elizabeth
Browning 8 points, Marilyn Wat
.kins 2 points; in Clothing, Frances
Flippen 3 points, Frances Weeks 2
points, Kitty Ptichford 2 points, in
Economics, Annis Rulings 5 points,
Mary C. Moore 5 points, Hal Terry
3 points; in Trigonometry, Emile
Lockwood 4 points, Jane Boyette 8
points, Kitty Pitchford 2 points, in
Algebra, John Campbell 3 points,
jim Allen 2 points, Julian Watkins
2 points; in Analytical Geometry,
Sam Kelly 2 points, Howell Henson
l point; in Typing, Margie Marks
2 points, Evelyn Guy l point; in
Bookkeeping. Lester Gammill 4
points. Halleye Young 3 points, Will
lie Earl Moore 3 points; in General
Psychology, Juanita Guess 3 points,
Mary A Rome 3 points, Lenelle
Greer 2 points; in American History
through Civil War, Ouida Boyette 5
points, Pauline Montgomery 5 points
Mary Mabry 2 points; in American
History after Civil War, John A.
Cade 6 points, 1st place, Jack Moore
a points, Charles Carlisle 4 points;
in Introduction to Education, Mir
lam DeLoach 3 points, Junitia McMil-
Ian 2 points, Wilma Ross 2 points;
in Hygiene, Rubye Lollar 4 points,
Bolton Berry 4 points, Frances Pitt
man 3 points; in Shorthand, Mary c..
Moore 6 points. 1st place.
High School Result.
In Algebra, Richard Mullen S
points; in Animal Husbandry, Ed
Query 4 points, Billie Burrell a
points, H. B. Powers Jr. 8 points; in
Southern Field Crops, Herman Teal
a points, George Thomas 4 points,
Bonnie Killebrew 3 points; in 18th
English, Lamar Rodgers 2 points,
Robert E. Jones l point; in Civics,
Mike Moore 4 points, Martha Hoof
4 points, Beulah Jenkins / point; in
World History, Eloise Watkins 5
points, Rosa w. Ford 5 points, Carl
ton Abby a points; in American His
tory, Margaret Browning l point.
Dele Shanks l point, A. B. Holder
l point; in Biology, Gertrude Nc
Bride 3 points, Maxine Dickerson 3
points, Mary E. Faust 8 points; in
Business Arithmetic, Ralph Dicker-
SON 4 points, Dorothy Burrell 3
points, Larry Litton 3 points; in
Plane Geometry, Truman Edgeworth
3 points, Nancy Dickerson 2 points.