Smyrna times., 1952-06-12
SCHOOL AWARDS
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At a special assembly on Tues
day morning in the auditorium of
the Smyrna School the following
awards were presented:
Perfect attendance: Veronica Burke.
Ruth Tribbitt Charles Duff, nine years
Harold Wiley, Jean Dixon, eight years
Robert Hurd, Marlyn Attix, Nancy Scott,
seven years Raymond Saatman, Ronald
Stevens. Ralph Zacheis, Joan Shorts. Mary
Joan Attix, and Robert Attix, six years.
Awards presented by George w, Wright,
superintendent.
The Elizabeth Cook Chapter OAR award
for proficiency in American History (Girls)
to Jane Nuckols. by Mrs. Elizabeth Ford
Good Citizenship Prize. National Society
OAR, Doris Dukes. citizenship certificate
and OAR pin, by Mrs. Ford; Twentieth
Century Club. a week at Delaware Music
Camp, at Wesley Junior College, Beth Dem
ney, by Mrs. Evelyn Pusey; David G. Har-
rison Post No. ID. American Legion, best
boy in American History, Grade 8, Karl
Gebhart, by Edward Melvin; American
Legion Auxiliary, best girl student in
American history. Grade 8, Beth Denney,
by Miss Jane Rupert.
American Legion-essay contest winner,
Richard w. Comegys, Jr., by Mrs. Mar
garet 0'Neill; Smyrna Rotary Club School
Service prize, for outstanding service to
the school to David Jacobs, by ]. e. Ever
hart; r. w. Slaughter awards for outstand-
ing achievement in class Richard Comegys.
physics: Rosalie Williams, girls physical
education; George Darrell, boys physical
education; Raymond DSaatman, English Ill
Connie Carter, English II Raymond Saat-
man. plane geometry; Tommy Price, junior
high school mathematics, by Miss Nirgle
Bauer.
Vetera1h of Foreign Wars Patricia Mid
dleton. and William Warner, proficiency IN
English by Charles. Williams; Smyrna
Clayton Chamber of Commerce to graduate
in commercial course showing greatest pro
ficiency, Marie Van Pelt; graduate IN
civics doing outstanding work, Doris Dukes
by Nelson Eyerhart; Homemakers Club
Shirley Baker, highest grade in cooklng
Joan McNatt, highest grade in sewing, py
Mrs. Charles Williams Smyrna Lions Siup
to jeanne Oechsler, award for Englisn' IN "
memory of Glenn S. King, by Charles M
Gee; PTA awards, Hazel Holland, pano
Robert Reed, chorus Marlyn Attix,, cneel
leaders, David Jacobs. OUTSTANDING Doy ~
sports Doris Dukes, Drama CLUB.
Goldey Beacon School OF BUSINESS
awards: certificates of excellence Tor su
perior work in spelling senior class, So, 20,
anne Oechsler, Marie Van Pelt, George
Darrell. Kenneth Bessinger; junior class
Kenneth Attix, Richard W. Comegys; JL.
Joyce Danes; superior shorthand; WARS WARS
Van Pelt. Joyce Danes, Marlyn Attlx, ohlr
lev Crossley; typing: Audrey Johnson nS
Marie Van Pelt, Virginia Ennis by mrs
Gwendolyn Smack. r..,,.o,
Spanish Club award, Delaware Snaptei e
of American Association OF leacnen9I lsnI,;na ~
Spanish and Portuguese for student nianlilt nls.-
highest grade in the competitive examlna
ton, to Richard Comegys, by Mrs. Ell Eli]a
beth Getty; Latin Club awards lam Mn.h /,
Cav Scott Ronald Stevens, Carolyn Marsh
Hazel Holland Mary Ann Norman, Mari r;'
Rehak; Latin II, Janice Hqllet., n1. Teecb
Johnson. Elaine Harris, Helene Lesch
Thomas Simpson, Raymond Saatman' Car
olyn Carter, George Takach. !.
Driver training certificates. presented Q.
Mr.. Lemmel: Veronica Burke, Josephine
Burris, Joseph Churchman. Charles Cox
Nancy Davis, Virginia Ennis, Wlillan
FLEMING John Fortner, Karl Francis, Jan
ice HoIiett, Marjorie johnson, John Knight