Thank you for visiting SNEWPapers!
Sign up free
The Mcdowell Times
Keystone, Mcdowell County, West Virginia
What is this article about?
The Kimballigh, publication of Kimball High School, received international second place award and other honors from Scroll and Quill in 1941, plus state first place trophies for two years and fourth place in Columbia Scholastic Press Association.
Clipping
OCR Quality
Full Text
"The Kimballigh," school publication of the Kimball high school, received outstanding honors in the 1941 Critical Service of Scroll and Quill. These honors include the winning of the International Second place award.
"A well-written chronicle of school activities." the Kimballigh also uses original features and art work to add to the reading interest. News coverage is adequate and emphasis is well placed on better school effort.
The staff deserves faculty and student support of this fine publication, stated Edward Nell, executive secretary of the Scroll and Quill.
The State trophy for first place was awarded the Kimballigh for two consecutive years and it has maintained fourth place rating in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.
Mrs. Willa J. Page is the faculty advisor of the publication and Frank Saunders is Editor in chief. Other staff members are Edity Prunty associate editor: Edward Greer, managing editor: Neportia Hewitte, news editor: Rufus Todd, sports editor; and Ouida Groene, reporter in charge. All reporters and staff members come from the class in Journalism.
What sub-type of article is it?
What keywords are associated?
What entities or persons were involved?
Domestic News Details
Event Date
1941
Key Persons
Outcome
international second place award from scroll and quill; state first place trophies for two consecutive years; fourth place in columbia scholastic press association.
Event Details
The Kimballigh school publication received outstanding honors in the 1941 Critical Service of Scroll and Quill, including international second place. It is described as a well-written chronicle with original features, art work, adequate news coverage, and emphasis on school effort. Staff praised by Edward Nell. Faculty advisor Mrs. Willa J. Page; editor-in-chief Frank Saunders; other staff: Edity Prunty (associate editor), Edward Greer (managing editor), Neportia Hewitte (news editor), Rufus Todd (sports editor), Ouida Groene (reporter in charge). All from Journalism class.