The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-10
Honor Assembly
Closes Year All
Grammar School
Scholarship Awards Present.
ed To "a. Athletic Awards
To Larry Perkins, Doris
Harmon. Legion Awards
To Marylyn Carrel And
David Gam


An honor assembly at Coolidge
north elementary school marked
the closing event OF local elemen-
tary schools here on Thursday. The
assembly was held from a. m.
TO noon. during which scholarship
awards were presented to "a stu
dents. The assembly was opened
with a march played by the ele-
mentary school band. This was
followed by presentation OF ath-
lctic awards and team recognition
10 "A and "B" boys by A. X.
Osborn. and TO "A" and }" girls
by Miss Hortense McCray
Awards tor.t the best boy ard girl
athlete went to Larry Perkin- and
Doris Hammon Presentations
were made By c. A. Lanier and
Osborn respectively. Sports educa-
tion awards were made by Glenn
Wilson to the following seventh
and eighth grade boys. Bill Crow.
as: d. V. Gam. 40. Joe Ortiz. 40 /:
Clifford Haugh. 275; Rex Klein
man. 25: and to the following fiftn
and sixth grade boys: Dalton Cole.
so: Jackie Davis. 40: Voc Marvis
IS: Howard Bowen. 35: and Tony
Wilson. 35.
Perfect attendance awards were
received by: Virginia Brown. grade
L. Mrs. Dorothy Simms. teacher:
Daisy Simpson. grade >. Mrs Kath-
leen Merrill. teacher. Eugene Her
ring. grade .. Mrs. Avis Paul. tea
cher. Lillian Simpson and Claudia
ODonnell. grade ;. Miss Eleanor
Mitchell. teacher. Margaret Ann
Raver and Ruby lnez Wofford.
grade 3. Miss Mary Bramhall. tea
cher: onita Clark. grade 4. Miss
Lena Grey Annis. teacher: Clar-
ence Gibson. grade 4. Miss Jane
Hayens. teacher; @Audra Carter.
grade S. Etha Fulton. teacher:
Marylyn Carrei. Leslie Dugan and
Veronica Baker. grade 5. Mrs. Ma
dine Lanier. teacher: Charles. Ap-
pei .LadOis Gregg. Margaret Hig-
ginbotham and Gertrude Keith,
grade :. Miss Hortense McCray.
teacher. Birdeen kson and
Claude Wilson. grade Z. Mr.. Os-
born. teacher: 10 Anne Christen-
sen. grade 6. Mrs. iva Gammage,
teacher: Leonard Wofford. grade 6.
Mrs Evangeline Garrison. teacher:
Edith Moore, Ina Reed and Rich
ard Trip. grade 5. Mrs. Esther
Stonehocker teacher.
Scholarship awards were made
by X. w. Taylor. superintendent
CT Coolidge schools. TO the follow
ing students who have been on the
honor rolls for five or six grading
periods with a grade average OF
two:
Grade s-Nadine Lanier. teacher;
Veronica Baker. Marylyn Carrel.
Leslie Dugan and Doris Harmon.
Grade s. Etha Fulton. teacher;
Joellen Jones and Harold Cashion.
Grade 7-Hortense McCray. teach
er; Elaine Kent. Kathleen Nc
Cleery. Bonnye Mcfarland and
Dick Ware. Grade Osborn, tea
cher: Daphne Millwee. Coralee
Clark and Joveta Langford. Grade
6-Uva Gammage. teacher; 10
Anne Christensen. Dorothy Fulton
and Betty Taylor Grade 6-Evan-
geline Garrison. teacher: Edith
Mae Englebright. Bert Slater. Bet
tie Waddle and Lena Wofford.
Grade 5-Lois Richardson. tea
cher: Sharon Cleveland. Betty
Foreman. Geraldine Holland. Mar
tha Luellig, Joan Hohmann. Mar
garet Baker, Zylpha Waldrip. Gan
Mcintyre and Louis Davis. Grade
5-Lauranell Carter. teacher; Ray
mond Alexander. Dalton II. Cole,
Nancy Gammage. Penny Dawson,
Earlene Hicks and Tony Wilson.
Grade 5-Esther Stonehocker, tea
cher: Robert Cullins, Edith Moore
and Ina Reed.
American Legion awards were
presented by Mrs. 'Sybil Gammage.
principal Coolidg elementary
schools, to Marylyn Carrel and
David Gam.
Summer passes to the San Car
los theater were awarded 10
Daphne Millwee and Dick Ware,
selected as outstanding boy and
girl in scholarship and citizenship.
Presentation was made by Mrs.
Fulton.
The elementary band played two
numbers during the assembly ana
Bonnye Mcfarland played an ac-
cordian number. At the conclusion
Of the assembly the band played
the Dismissal March and school
was over for the summer for the
elementary students.
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