The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-02-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Our classmates have bestowed
upon us the pleasure and privilege
OF editing the items for the HERALD;
but on this gloomy tuesday we
grasp our pen in despair and wonder
what we shall write TO prove our
selves worthy Of the honor conferred
Snce our'babyhOod, almost, we have
been readers aud admirers Of the
HERALD and have often thought
should We ever get TO be Editor fer
the HERALD we would write items
that would be simply grand. But
alas the opportunity is ours, and we
schoolgirl ideas I" send you.
Miss Lnuella Cook will be Editor
for the Democrat ana Earnest Shep-
pard tor tie Current IJr the month
OF March.
Valentines Day came aud assed
and many OF OuI fair girls and SO ne
Of the lelch-is NeIe mate happy 10y
Cupld's messages
Oue of our Nm h grade girls says
she only received one valentine, but
siuce lit en- walk and talk and
keep her supplied with bon-bOns, he
Is cuntenied
The following uupils deserve credit
able mention for b-ing pulctual
and present every day this school
year: Lua Quart,rman, Alma
Walker, Mary Anne Tag !or, Lizzie
Branch, Lucy Haiey, Harry Fri
ersOn, Genie Mitchell, Matte Porter,
Sidney Cameron, WnherspOon Hays,
Adraiu P.uksL.n, Fannie Branch,
! Willie Doveil Estelle Finley, May
Lamar, Kae LaGla, Lavinia Quar-
terman, Irene Klppax, Clinton
Thomp on, Mary Walker Sykes,
Jessie Teagarden, Nat Junes, Minnie
Wtatherford, Maggie Pllkingtop,
Odessa Branch, Mary Willie Frier
son, Mary Lou Cameron, Bessie
Walker, Erwin McEwen, Matte
Alexander, Clifford Haley, Ber
, Latta, Vivian Williams, Clara La
ma, l. lie Kippax, Adelia McKen'
, non
Mat ter Burord Cook of Hall No. .
has been absent several days on ac'
count Of sickness.
| Junius GosIin, one Of the pupils o
. the Eighth grade, has scontinued
much to the regret OF h s CLASSMATES
( Miss Rebecca Carpenter OF Fourth
# grade received the greatest numbe
OF extras in Hall No. 2, for February
q the number being twenty-eight.
= The highest scholarship average
for February, are az follows: Mint
!. grade, Angie Bennett and Earnes
v Walker 923z; Eighth grade, Sall
y FrIel 81; Seventh grade, Geni
q Mitchell 81; Sixth grade, Fanni
:. Branch SO; Fifth grade, IreD
a Kippax, 95; Fourth grade, Lillia
r Cant IS SIS; Third grade, Clyde Gan
p 80 Al; Second grade, William Hin
81 81; First grade, Marion Sal
8, faraDs 941a.
o. The following class averages wer
. made by the different grades Io
N February: Ninth grade SNA
!. f ghth grade SO 81; Seventh grad
,r S9la; Sixth grade IS 22-29i FIT
grade SO 2-35; Fourth grade SO 1885
~ Tnird grade 81 1855; Second grad
81 Ills; First grad S514.
y Hall No. 4 deeply regrets the al
, serce Of Walter Adkissou We hoI
= TO zee him in school sgain soon.
n Masler Robert DodsOu il ut nom
!. lick this vice.. We hope to see hill
in school again soon.
NJ TIE att, ndance throughout T.
blilding was very much less tn
ri usual last week on account OF Il
~ rainy weather We think Il
70 FOUND g is 9 hum6' 6.
mol No. 2 Is haviua some We
is Ierest.ug e,sOns on Ternes4e
r its "Product-. resources, etc.n T,
q hook WIS presented to Hall n
., by DR.. D. G. Goodwin, Commi
Of sioner of Agriculture of Teunesse
a and ia greatly appreciated by thel
Hal No. will celebrate Was
IT ing, on's Birthday in an Sppropria
1G manner on next Friday. MI
g. Mitchell cordially invites ali frien
to be present. Exercises will beg
at O'clock.
Wednesday being Washington
. birthday the fig on our bulldil
US was hoisted early in the mOrnin
H. Prof.. Charles perm tied the 7th, S
and 9tn grades to elect some one
hoist T., as they hal contributed ii
largest sum towards buying
Alma Walker was chosen and in
M lit while the flag was unfurl
y nd il now floating over our til
sli honOred building.
We SALLIE FRTEL.
r. Eighth Grade Editor