The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-03
ENROLMENT REACHES 730

Superintendent Waters Monthly
 School Report.
 Only IF Tardies During Month-List of
 Honor Pupils for
 January.
 The monthly report of Superln- tendent s. s. Waters of the Con- way public schools show that the total enrolment has now reached 73o, the highest in the history of the town. The report follows:
 We have had our promotion for those who were able to stand the test of examinations, and l am glad to state that many made thelr grade. Some who failed should not have done so, but they did not do the work during the months that should have been done and we are trying to get them to un- derstand that the work must be done or else they must of necessity fail.
 We are glad to have many of our patrons visit us and ask that you come often-you do Us good.
 Our enrolment has increased un til at this time we have 73o; ill the white school, 566, with above 90 per cent in daily attendance; in the colored school, I64, with about So per cent daily attendance. From the total enrolment we have had only 12 tardies, as follows: First grade, 5; sixth grade, 4; seventh grade, 5. We feel encouraged to know that our tardies have been reduced to about I per cent of the attendance, but we are not satls- fled. We want to eliminate all tardies, and we can succeed by the full cooperation of all the patrons. Let us have this.
 The Honor Pupils.
 Those who have ranked one and two, are as follows:
 High First-Rank I, Allen Is- grig, Harry Sarason, Silas Holt, Mary Kinsey, Bessie Powers, Gene Allison, Mabel Courtney and Eula Robertson. (2) Irwin Powell, Floyd Campbell, Lois Simmons, Gladys Brady, Annabel Moore and Minnie Hanna. Low First-Rank I, Clifford Landrum, Leila Robert son, Willie Norwood, Edwin Charles, Martin Wright, Cecilia Kirkpatrick, Julia May Apple, Maud Johnson and Fay Teas. (2,) Henry Whiddon, Vadie Kuyken- dall, Reyburn Pyle.
 High Sscond-Rank I, Cathe- rine Majors, Carmel Jones, Mignon Newborn, Jesse Salter and Kimmie Dukes. (2) Pearl Vaden, John Spires, Louise James, Sherman Charles and Helen Collier. Lew Second-Rank I, Irene Harrel. Nellie Dawson, Maurice Jones, Verna Gray, Atherton Anderson. Co Maxie Anderson, Orvie Crow, Louis Dunaway, Jack Rogers and Edgar Wren.
 High Third-Rank I, Helen Hanna, John Horton, Ednes An, derson, Gladys Anderson, Ellen Harton. Co Mary Canada and Hattie Vaughn. Low Third-Rank I, Lula Stroup, Conise Clayton. Co Sue Lewelling, Doris Nc Culloch, Miles Crow and Edward Burr.
 High Fourth-Rank I, Maurice Dukes. Co Mum Jenkins. Low Fourth-Rank I, Berdie Tucker, Paul Griffin, Rubie Reynolds. (2) Grady Ledbetter, Hazel Goad.
 High Fifth-Rank I, Mildred Merrill, Martin Hill. Co Doro- thy Pyle, Louise Lewelling, John Reed, Clayton Griffin. Low Fifth Rank I, Wilma Wright, Gladys Dickerson. (2) Ella Bragg, Elm ma Gr1ttn, Bennle Clayton.
 High Sixth-Rank I, Wallace Harrell. Co Jennie Parks, George Harton, Fronie Office, Charlsy Davenport. Low Sixth-Rank I, Fannie Hilliard, Lena Deal. Co Bonnie Clayton.
 High Seventh-Rank I, Mary cureton. (2) Paul Noe, Oswald Burr. Low Seventh-Rank I, Sol Glenn. Co Sam Clark, Estelle Nichols.
 Eight Grade-Rank I, Flora Gray. Co Berthyll Quick, Orilla Robertson, Russell Brown.
 Ninth Grade-Rank I, Leona Mo5Jov (oN SaI1ia Hortpr