The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-12-05
ENROLMENT STILL INCREASES
Pupils at Conway Public School
Number sol.
Attendance Also is Good-List of Honor
Pupils for the First Quarter of
the Present Session.

Pupils for the First Quarter of
the Present Session.
Superintendent S. S. Waters of
the Conway public schools has is
sued his quarterly report, which
is given below:
We are increasing in interest as
the weeks pass, and our attend
ance is good. Our enrolment
now is five hundred and sixty one,
a gain of thirty seven over last
month. Of this number, the aver
age attendance has been about 90
per cent. Forty two of these have
been tardy this month, but the
9TH, Sth, 10th and nth grades
having none tardy received half
holiday on Friday. We are work
ing to eliminate the tardy marks
from our reports, and a word to
the parents here, l think, will aid
us in securing the result. See to
it that your child starts from home
in time to get to school before 9
o'clock in the morning, and 1
O'Clock in the afternoon.
We have had several visitors
with us this month, and we hope
to have many more in the future.
Parents, do you know that by your
visiting the school often you will
inspire the children to greater eff
forts and will cause them to know
that you are interested in them
and appreciate the efforts OF their
teacher? Come to see us often and
watch the effects upon your child,
and you will aid much in the
making of your school successful.
The school is yours, the children
are yours, the opportunities for the
highest ends are yours, and we as
teachers are yours to direct in this
the greatest work, and we ask for
your support, your cooperation
your sympathy, your thought,
your prayers, your presence often.
We have just passed through the
first quarters examination, anc
while many failed to make the re-
quired grade of IS, still we fee.
that these pupils will turn theil
defeat into victory, their failure in.
to success.
The following are those thai
ranked highest in their grades:
First Grade, A class, Rank l.
Sue Lewelling, Doris McCulloct
and Jim Spires.
First Grade, A class, Rank q
Mignon Newbern, Kimmie Dukes
Carmel Jones, May Hillard anc
Martin Haskins.
First Grade, B class, Rank L
Anterior Anderson, Horace Hig
gins, Clarence Stubs, Irene Har-
rell and Elizabeth Munson.
First Grade, B class, Rank 2
Ruth Walden, Carthyl Duckworth
Bonnie Gibbons, Leon Smith, Jes-
sic Allinder, Virginia Esperandieu
and Maurice Jones.
Second Grade, A class, Rank L
Hattie Vaughn and John Harton.
Second Grade, A class, Rank q
Mary Fentem Higgins, Ednes An
derson, Helen Hanna and Gladys
Anderson.
Second Grade, B class, Rank L
Louise Clayton and Edward Burr.
Second Grade, B class, Rank 2
Helen Collier, Vella Stewart, Mel
son Owen and Paul Teas.
Third Grade, A class, Rank L
Blanch Duncan, Labern Roberts,
Eva Crone and Clora Diffee.
Third Grade, A class, Rank p
Susie Hanna, Mccoy Waters and
Fred Robertson.
Third Grade, B class, Rank L
Paul Griffin.
Third Grade, B class, Rank 3
Grady Ledbetter, Hazel Gould and
Lizzie Kuykendall.
Fourth Grade, A class, Rank /
Mildred Merrill.
Fourth Grade, A class, Rank 2
Pauline Durham, Dorothy Pyle and
Martin Hill.
Fourth Grade, B class, Rank I
Gladys Dickerson, Wilma Wright
and Arthur SaraSOu