Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-28
Recognition Day Program
School Awards Announced

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At Special Event
Special awards to London
High School students were an
nounced Thursday by school au-
thorities at the 32nd Annual Rec
ognition Day Program. Supt. J.
j. Hartley said that the 1854
program was one of the best
ever held here and that the past
school year was one of the most
gratifying ever.
The awards are listed below.
Lists for honor roll students will
be published early next week.
THE MADISON PRESS TROPHY
FOR THE ATHLETE OF THE
YEAR
This award is made for ex-
cellency in athletics during the
past year. The athlete to be Sc
lected by his teammates as a
result of a popular vote taken at
the close of the school year. To
be eligible to vote an athlete
must be a letter winner in some
sport. An athlete is limited to
one vote, regardless of the num-
Der of athletic letters won. The
athlete who receives the most
votes will have his name in
scribed on the trophy for that
year. In case of a tie vote, both
boys will have their name in
scribed on the trophy.
AS result of the balloting the
name of Jack Crabbe shall be in
Scribed on the Madison Press
Athlete of the Year Trophy.
THE J. X. coBERLY AWARD
The J. K. Coberly Scholarship
Athletic Trophy is awarded on
the basis of the following stan
dards: Satisfactory scholarship
and conduct and Outstanding
athletic ability On the basis of
the above standards the j. K.
Coberly Award this year is given
to: James Smith. ...... .
SPECIAL ATHLETIC AWARDS
Cheseldine Cup
For service on the football
squad for 2 or more years the
following seniors were awarded
the honor of having their names
engraved on the Cheseldine Cup:
Roger Counts, Edward Napier,
Jack Crabbe, Ned Turvy.
Gretchen Won Kanel Cup
For services on the basketball
squad the following seniors were
awarded the honor of having
their names engraved on the
Gretchen Won Kanel Cup: Don
aid Barr, William Grove, James
Smith, Jack Crabbe, Thomas
Savage.
Sue Hartley Cup
For services on the baseball
squad for 2 years, the following
were honored by having their
names engraved on the Sue
Hartley Cup: Jack Crabbe, Reno
Mancini, James Smith.
Mary Beth Hartley Plaque
For outstanding services on the
cheerleading squad for years,
the following seniors were hon.
ored by having their names en-
graved on the Mary Beth Hart
ley Plaque: Patricia Andrews,
Rheba Miller.
SPECIAL MUSIC AWARDS
London Rotary Club Medal
Outstanding vocal music student
Mary Kay Dillingham; (12)
Outstanding Senior in Choral
Music Her achievements are as
follows: Girls Glee Club 2
years tSoprano Soloist l year,;
Mixed Chorus years (Soprano
Soloist 3 years; Asst. Accom-
panist and Student Director
years.; Girls Double Trio 2
years; Band 5 years Librarian
3 years; Asst. Librarian
l year; Secretary 2 years; 1st
Chair Clarinet years.; Orches-
ira 2 semesters; Dance Band :
2 years; County Music Festival
4 years CHORUS 2 years; Girls
Glee Club 2 years; Band
years.; Ohio Wesleyan Univers-
ity High School Music Festival :
3 years Chorus 2 years; Band
2 years.; International Folk Fes-
tival, Wilmington College
year (Chorus).
Outstanding Instrumental Music
Student
Don Barr f12) Outstanding
Senior in Instrumental Music. His
achievements are as follows:
Band 6 years president 8
years; Student Director years;
Asst Manager / year; Played
Clarinet, Bass Drum, Trombone,
Baritone): Mixed Chorus
years librarian ! year,; County
Music Festival 4 years Band
4 years; Chorus 3 years.; Ohio
Wesleyan University High School