The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-25
EXAMINATIONS
SUPERINTENDENT ANNOUNCES
PROGRAM FOR WEEK.
Trying Period for Pupils Begins On
Monday and Lasts Three
Days.

Examination will begin promptly
Monday morning at all of the schools
and the school work for the first SEM
ester will be completed Friday. Feb
ruary the students will begin their
work on the second semester. This
semester's work has been of a high
standard, and shows that the schools
are in fine condition. Little confus-
ion is expected from the transferring
Of pupils to the new buildings. AL
most every pupil has been instructed
to which building he must 90 next
term
The schedule for examinations In
the seventh and eighth grades is:
Monday morning-History, A eighth:
literature, B eighth; grammar, A sew
enth; arithmetic, b seventh.
Monday afternoon Music and
drawing. A eighth; algebra, b eighth:
history, A seventh; geography. b
seventh.
Tuesday morning-Grammar, A
eighth; physiology. B eighth; history,
A seventh; geography, B seventh. -
Tuesday afternoon - Literature. A
eighth; grammar, b eighth music
and grammar, A seventh history, B
seventh.
Wednesday morning Algebra, A
eighth: music and drawing, b eighth;
geography, A seventh; literature, b
seventh.
Wednesday afternoon - Ciyics, A
eighth; history, B eighth; literature,
A seventh: grammar, b seventh.
Examinations in the primary de-
partment viii be held as follows:
Monday morning. regular recita.
tons in first, second, third, fourth,
fifth and sixth grades.
Monday afternoon, regular work in
grades ! and 1 A; 2 B and 2 A;
regular work in grades B and A.
until recess. Examinations in SPELL
ing in B and A after recess. Elk
aminations in music and spelling in
b. A, 5 B, A, 6 B, and A, begin
at 1916.
Tuesday forenoon, January rs, reg
ular work in grades 1, 2, 3, and 5.
History examination in 6 A.
Tuesday afternoon, January 2S, reg
ular work in grades 1 and and
8 B and A. Language examination
in grades B. 4 A, s B, 8 A, 6 B
and A.
Wednesday forenoon, January 30,
regular work in grades l and 2.
Arithmetic examinations In grades 3
B. A, 4 b. A, 5 b, A, 6 b and
6 A.
Wednesday afternoon. January 30,
regular work in grades 1, and 3.
Geography examinations in grades
b. A. 5 b, A, 6 B and 6 A.
No school in any grade during
Thursday 900 and Friday (3D.
Pupils will return to school at $3.50
Friday afternoon for their reports.
Teachers should have ell their re-
ports and records made up to date by
Friday afternoon.
Alumni Association.
The Alumni Association did not
raise the amount that was needed to
introduce manual training in the
schools with the February session.
by their concert on Wednesday even
ing. The SEQ made. however. will be
used as a nucleus for the fund and
will be added to from time to time
until the fell amount is secured.
The Alumni hopes to be able to in
stall the work as soon as possible and
will continue to work for this end.
Oratorical Contest.
The representative of the High
school at the inter-High school debate
of Western Kentucky will be decided
by an oratorical contest to be held in
about two weeks. The plan of Prof.
w. II. Sugg was ratified by the debat-
ing society yesterday afternoon. and
the following students have announced
their candidacy: j. Will Rock. Ed
win Mitchell. Frank Luftenburg and
Edwin Randle. Others are expected
to enter the contest.
Other High schools want the date
for the contest set for March 6, but
the local High school thinks this date
too early and will enter protest
against 1t, and try to make the ar
rangements for the middle of April as
announced first. At the primary ora
torical contest it Is probably that
|smau admission fee will be charged
and the proceeds will be used to de-
fray the expenses OF the representa-
tive on his trip to Hopkinsville. An
excellent program will be arranged
and musical features will be added TO
the program.