The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-22
(To be continued.)
PEARL HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

This is the last week of study for
the pupils Of this popular public instl-
tuition. Examinations begin next Mon
day when Miss e. j. Terry will test the
pupils on their knowledge of ancient
medieval and modern history. Your
reporter has observed an unusual de-
yotion to books and closer applica-
ton to studies as the time of examina-
ton approaches.
Examinations in Science will occur
on Tuesday, Mathematics on Thurs
day, and Latin on Friday.
The Commencement program is
about ready to be presented to the pub !
lie. For some weeks past the hall las
resounded with the oratory of Inc two
speakers, who are trying to rival
Cicero and Demosthenes in their clio,
quence, Ii the two pupils who have
the honor of representing their class
as Salutatorian and Valedictorian sus.
tain IN eloquence the reputation they
have made as good scholars the public |
will receive treat on commencement
night.
Prof, H, l., Keith, the head teach 49,.
OF the Manual Training Department -
preparing a splendid exhibit of :, 10 10
work done by the children in - |no
partment, Prof. Keith is tt nls ue-
equipped in his line and thu - poor5 ~
Education was fortunate ., lu u
E.a services. Many per so nm I Sana lug ~
ready visited the schoc' ',oi'S ne'' d.
in their praise of t ,is VOL n% "0i 6n ioq ~
e. Smith, the primo mai was also given
word Of praise for The mo nv $50 ete0a
he took recomr Aending tho iHtn S.%nu
SobooI Conn department to the High
Scnool course Of Study.
Ine scllool has been honored this
Weeh "itR the presence of many Wis
IIoIs. Among whom were Rev w.
~ peBerry, of Springfield, Mass. Rev
", ~ Ines, of this city; Prof. H. C.
Wepef. superintendent; DR.. R. r
Lees, PRESIDENT of the Board of Edu-
cat0n; Mrs. j. G. Merrill and Miss
IT, RANGES Youmans, Of Fisk University:
and Mrs. Matte Bright, the mother of
Or. John Bright and Miss, Lille
Bright.
The Nashville. teachers held their
last Normal meeting in this building
on tuesday. The day was also marked
by special event that was not on the
program. 1t was the presentation TO
Prof. Weber, of a silver coffee SET nv
the colored teachers. DR.. r. G. Smith
presided, and Dr. j. |. Watson made
the presentation speech. Prof. Weber
seemed deeply affected by this act of
Kindness and appeared to be complete
ly taken off his feet, DR.. r. s. White
the principal Of Belleview School, was
the originator of the movement and
was cordially supported in it by all the
teachers.
The Domestic Science Glass No. 6.
entertained as guests on Tuesday
morning Misses Velma Mosley, Eleanor
Battle and Beatrice Hill Dr. f. G
Smith and Mr.. Mansfield Dean. Cake
and sherbet were served.
PROGRAM COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
The Twenty-Third Psalm.
(Musical)
/. Music-Simi Chorus-"Over the
nils at break of day"-Mixed Voices
2. Salutatory Address, American
Genius"-Lewis o. Manson.
). Music, "Star of Peace" with So.
prano Obligato), Abt-Girls' Glee
Club, Madeline B. Carter, Soloist.
a. Valedictory Address, mo Excel
lence Without Great Labor'-Hattie d
Hodgkins.
Wilson.
Presentation of diplomas by DR.. r
b. Lees, President Board of Educa.
g. Music-Closing Chorus CUP and
Away Gubel-Pearl High School.
GRADUATES AND CANDIDATES FOR GRADUA- \
TON.
Walter H. Davis, William A. McKi s
sack, Louis o. Manson, Herman A
Matthews, Leonidas d. Polk, Reubt IN |
:; Richardson, Eugene L. Taylor. | "a
has. Watson Susie o. Alexandc r.
eleanor A. Battle. Lillean B. Campbe Il,