The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-20
COUNTY SCHOOLS
TAKE 3 FIRSTSIN
SCHOLARSHIP TEST
Union Jerome, Redwood
Pupils Take District
Honors; Others Are Listed


Union county schools had three
students who ranked first in their
class in the recent diStrict-state
scholarship contest held at Ohio
State university, according to re-
suits received last week by COun-
ty Supt Gale w. Baldwin.
Miss Kathleen Daum, Union Lo-
cal, placed first in English TX in
the district and 18th in the entire
state for county school ClaSsifi-
cation. She stood third in the dis
trict regardless of classification.
Miss Miriam Bouic, Jerome Lo-
cal, was first in the district and
third in the state in English x
among pupils of her own class of
schools, and was second in the
district regardless of classification.
Robert K. Davis, Redwood,
stood first in the district and fifth
in the state in chemistry in the
county class, and was four in the
district regardless of classification.
other ShOwings Good
In addition to these three, sew
eral other Union county boys and
girls made excellent ShoWingS in
the district, although in some sub
| jects none from the county placed
in the district or state standings.
The list below gives the names
of Union county boys and girls
who won district or state places,
as well as pupils who finished first
and second in each subject, thus
making mythical all-county
scholarship team.
Biology Marialyce Thompson,
| Redwood local, fir st in county,
18th in district; Laird Howard
Mack, Millcreek Local, second in
county.
General Science-Ralph. Payne,
Redwood, first in county; John
Barry, Jerome Local, second in
county.
English IX-Miss Daum, first in
county and district, 18th in state
third in district regardless OF
classification; Donna Jean Coche-
nour, Jerome, second in county.
English IX
English X-MiSS Bouic, first in
county and district, third in state,
second in district regardless of
classification; Esther Wolpert,
Union Local, second in county,
fourth in district, honorable men,
ton in state; Dorothy Roberts,
Liberty, third in county, 18th in
! district.
English XI - Helen Borland,
Washington Local, first in county,
18th in district; Doris Jolliff, Lib
erty, second in county.
English XII Helen Wachholz,
Chuckery-Darby, first in county,
seventh in district, honorable men,
ton in state; Lena Chiesa, Rich
wood, second in county, 18th in
district.
Latin / Wilma J. Thompson,
Redwood, first in county, third in
district, 18th in state, ninth in
district regardless of classification;
Kathleen Daum, Union, second in
county, sixth in district.
Latin III
Latin II-Shirley Howard, Rich
wood, first in county; Clyde Rice,
Chuckery-Darby, second in coun-
ty.
Chemistry-Davis, first in coun-
ty and district, fifth in state,
fourth in district regardless of
classification; Richard Wilson,
Chuckery-Darby, second in county.
Plane geometry - Robert Var
rington, York Local, first in coun-
ty; Jimmy Graham, Dover Local,
! second in county.
American history-Jeff SabinS,
4 DUNGI, III 81 III IOdiiIJ NNh%h
Smith jr., Redwood, second in
county.
World history - Joan Gamble,
Jerome. first in county, 18th in
district; Karl Fulton, Redwood,
second in county.
Senior Social Studies
Senior social studieS-Joy Anne
Haines, Redwood, first in county,
eighth in district; Rowland Scott
Duncan, Millcreek, second in coun-
ty.
Algebra Miriam Bouic, Jer-
ONE, first in county, third in dis
trict, seventh in state, third in
| district regardless of classified
ton; Patty Graham, Redwood,
and Donald Rausch, Union, tied
for second in county and 14th in
district.
Algebra II-Rose Zella Kramer,
Milllcreek, first in county; Rich
ard Wilson, Chuckery-Darby, Sec
ond in county.
Bookkeeping William Meal
lister, Redwood, first in county;
Shirley j. Hamilton, Washington,
| second in county.