The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

triumph, she addressed her class com. paniohs, the directors. and her tutor Tn few well-chosen and serious words thanking the latter in eloquent terms, and bidding goodbye and God i spead to the former.
 Rev. sydney H. Batcock delivered a stirring address to the class. which the audience thoroughly appreciated Tor its depth and candid forcefulness
 Misses Norma lsaacs and Anna Mai 6fobIyer rendered Sherza Briliante. by Sponholtz beautiful instrument tal duet
 Hon. John Gatling presented d handsome gold medal to Miss Ethel Iatlef tef tue greatest improvement iH writing. accompanying same with d happy speech iii which he declared that he loved her, and was proud of her fer her studioHs character and close application.
 Prof Nall addressed the class in au earnest and uplifting manner. thank Ing them for their uniform obedience and courtesy To him, and explained that the diplomas had mol vet arrived though ordered more than month age. and that they would be present. cd Il q later date.
 Tie evenings pleasure was brought to close hy vocal quartet. entitled The old oaken Bucket. sung By Messrs. David Davis, sydney Prince. >. II. Babc6ek and F. C. Nicely.
 Ihe Times desired to felicitate Prof. Nall upon the splendid showing made He has certainly worked hard and faithfully. and has accomplished much. His work speaks for itself through his class. The school board k to be congratulated upon having d man of his ability and character al the head of our school. He has done the best he could, and was conscien. tious Ill his work Nc man can do more. He speaks in glowing terms of Ills class. ln private conversation With the writer couple of weeks ago. he said that Madeleine Rollwaee Lad one of the brightest minds of any girl lie ever saw. of her age. and that the whole class Was far above all average. He seemed thoroughly iu love With his work and his class. and proud of their achievements.
 Following the commencement exer- elses at the opera house on Friday night, the school closed it's prosper oas year on the following day. The term was one of patient progress. firm though kindly management. good de pertinent. fine discipline, and practi- Cal work by the faculty This is re- flected by the students. Considering that the school had been suspended for year. and operated by subscrip- ton Tor term. the last session has been phenomenal. The high standard Of school cannot be made in month or year. nor retained through a lapse. but the session just closed las had telling effect Hfen this cemmu- nifty.
 The handsome Crowley Ridge h. stitate building k d prime factor iii the character of the school. though il k too small. and otHef arrangements will have to he made To accommodate a portion ot fhe primary grades. Ne community ever invests money in a better enterprise than schools and school buildings. though the latter must be supplemented by compe- tent faculty, visiting patrons, indus trious children and public opinion in order 10 accomplish the former.
 We congratulate the faculty upon the progress made and upon the gen eral reputation of the school, and upon the good that has been accom- pllshed. II is now very important that every citizen give the school his or her cooperation in sustaining the school. The school house is the fortress of liberty; independence of character, is the strength of man and womanhood; high ideals exposed the soul and enlarge the heart; night brings out the stars just as learning brings out the gems of intellect. We are leaving the bay, and the ocean lies before us, in gathering the roses let Us avoid the thorns.
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