Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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Honor Students, 1923 In keeping with an old custom in Hastings High, an- nouncement is made each spring of the seven senior students who rank highest in scholarship for the four years of high school work. The Hastonian extends hearty congratulations to the following students who excelled in scholarship and who main- tained a high percentage in grade standings during their high school years: 1. Julia Meta Arnold 95.48 2. LaMoine Everett 95.28 3. Dorcas Baker 92.40 4. Helen Wooton 91.63 5. Gertrude Carveth 91.30 6. Robert Walton 90.96 7. Agnes Sheldon 90.06

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An Appreciation After eight years of the most efficient teaching of Latin and ancient history in the Hastings high school, Miss Cecile M. Coulthard is leaving to pursue further her studies at the University of California at Berkeley. Her thorough work and unfailing enthusiasm in the class room, and her high ideals as a woman of culture, have done much to leave a lasting impression of the right sort upon the lives of the young folks who have been her stud- ents, so that as she goes “Out where the West begins, and beyond, a host of kindest wishes from her many warm friends in Hastings will follow after her.