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The following awards were presented to the graduates of Washington H-igh School, at commence-nent exercises Tuesday night: FIRST SCHOLARSHIP AWARD:
to the Valedictorian of tne class who had the hignest marks of the class over he period /of four years. This award is based on scholarship alone. Presented to Gladys Reid. 2ND SC0LARSH1P AWARD:
to the Salutatorian oi the class who had the second highest marks - of the class over toe period of four years. Presented to Lucy Mae Smith. BEST CITIZEN BOY:
i.iis awaid is based on the traits and qualities of a good citizen, as shown over the period of four yeais. Courtesy, respect, understanding, and willingness to help others are traits that were considered in making this selection. Presented to Frank Goode. BEST CITIZEN GIRL:
Awarded on the same merits as the above, 'lhis young lady has taken an active part in the school life; she was president of the Student Council; member of the girl*’ !basketball Hearn; member of the ECHO staff and member »f the Glee Club. Presented to Mary Karland Fincham. BEST BOY ATHLETE:
The winner of this award played both basketball and baseball for four years. Co-captain of the basketball team in his senior year. Presented to Winfrey Burke. BEST GIRL ATHLETE:
This young lady played on the first team of girls basketball and has taken an active part in the girls intra-mural softball contest. She was considered a valuable player the last three years. Presented to Jo Ellen Worth. . AGRICULTURE AWARD:
This award goes to the boy who
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