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and red gladioli used together to
carry out the class colors. The
high school choir, robed in white,
gave as a special number ave
Maria"
The prelude for the servE was
played Dv Ann Gulley, a mem
Der of the junior class, and Zula
Mae Crane, also>a junior, play
ed the professional. Elaine Ayera
played the postlude.
Summer School
AS the 1945-46 school session
draws to a close, plans have been
announced by Mr.. Wells for the
summer session to be conducted
at the Junior and Senior High
schools. The course will begin
June 3 and classes will be held
from 7 a. m. TO ! y. m, six days
a week, through July l8. Students
desiring TO attend must register
at then respective schools Mon
day OF Tuesday. May q or %
Under the new regulations, Mr..
Wells explained, it is possible for
a student to gain only n credit
, for new work or two credits for
review work in high school
courses. Only review work is of
fered at the junior high school
and a student may gain two OF
more credits.
Class night, Friday Night. wal
marked by the presentation o
awards and medals to a number
of mn bets of the senior elias
as well as to other students o.
the high school, junior high anc
elementary schools.
Participating in the program
: were Martha Anne Bishop, VIII,
gave the welcome address; Ar
len Mcdaniel, who gave the clss'
: history; Sarah Gautier, clas'
prophecy: and class will, Eliza.
:. beth Culllotte.
: The following awards wer'
presented at the class night pro
+. gram: Highest average in senio.
l class over 312 year period, S:
. donated bv Mrs. E. J. Ford, woI
: by Betty Jean Robinson, aver
! age 96.35; second highest aver
age III senior class for 3R yea
! period, SIS, Mississippi Powei
Company, Martha Ann Bishop
average 94.75; although she wa.
| not eligible for salutatorian hon
ors having been enrolled in thii
school for only one year, Frances
Buckley with an average of 95.'
l for a 3ta year period received
SIS given by the Jackson County
Mills for the second highest av
! erage in the graduating class
third highest average for 81:
rear period, S., Leo Rosenbl1m
| Cleo Ellermsn, average 1882.
American Legion Medal to higf
school girl. based on courage
companionship, character, service
and scholarship, Betty Jean Rob.
| inson; American Legion media
3 for high school boy based OF
: character, leadership, service
: honor and scholarship. Albii
Krebs; highest average in clasi
!. for the final wear, IS. Merchant
e & Marine Bank, Betty Jean Rob
2 inson, average GIL; second high
: est average in class for the year
SIS, INGALLS, ShIpbuilding Corpar
? alton. Sara Hinton Gautier, aver.
r age 96.16. highest average il
: junior class for year. SIS. Pasea
2 goula Moss Point Bank. and SIS
jackson County Mills, Graham
Hildebrard and Lee Slime who
: tied with an average of 97.l3.
Highest Averages
Highest average in sophomore
class fol- the year. Ingalls, Ship.
building Corporation, Kathleen
Simm JUS. average 1886; highes
average in freshman class fol
year, IS. ingalls, Shipbuildinl
t Corporation, Elmer Belcher, aver
5 age 96,25. athletic award t
: senior bay, based on sportsman
ship ana ability, Royce FUR
scholastic award based on out.
standing scholastic ability fol
senior, Betty Jean Robinson; &C.
4 tivities award fer senior boy
based on general participation il
all school activities. .Clemoi
BOUNDS. activities for senior cir
t basel OF general participation IL
all school activities. Betty Jeal
Robinson: award for valedictor
ian. Betty jean Robinson: aware