Smyrna times., 1910-06-29
PROMOTIONS AT HIGH SCHOOL
Schools Closed Last Friday for the
Summer Vacation.-Promotion on
Term Marks and by Examination

Friday and teachers and pupils
entered upon their two months sum-
mer vacation. Examinations were
held in all rooms. Those maintain
ing term average of 85 were ex-
cused from examinations. According
to the new system adopted by the !
Board of School Directors last jan |
uary the pupils of the High School |
are not promoted unless they have |
made a general average of IS per
cent, and no one study falling below
60 per cent. One clause of the resC-
luton above mentioned provides that
the Principal is to use his discretion
as to whether pupil getting between
60 and 70 in any continuous subject,
such as Latin, mathematics, etc,
shall repeat the years work in that
study. AS a result of the system,
parents, School Board and faculty
find more thorough work. Only
those pupils promoted are given
below Following is the full list of
promotions: Eleventh to Twelfth
Grade-Mary Holland, 89.4; Frances
Price, 85.4; Mary Hartman, 85. !;
Sadie Boggs, 1913; Leslie HirOns,
1911. Tenth to Eleventh-Pearl
Jacobs, SO. Elizabeth Staats, 80. s.;
Sidney Scout, 89.4; Lotion Cobb,
88.3; Amelia Winford, 87.5; Hilda
Deakyne, 86. Margaret Postles,
S2.6; Florence Darrah, 1913. Ninth
to Tenth Grade Esther Reed, 94 +;
Mary Mabrey, 88.9; Ada Haze, 81 3;
Ernest Mattiford, 87.3 Georgia Cole,
S.: Carroll Brinton, 1915; Olive
, Hirons, 1872.
Miss Elizabeth Parrots Room
, - To Ninth Craze - Helen ia.
cobs. 97.54; Reynolds Wilson, 9l.24
Pearson Hill. 9O8O; Margare
Dunn, 80. 18; Clyde Holland, 80. O3
= Mae Ennis, 89.O1; Ella Ford, 88.76
Clifford Clark, 1888, Alva Wheat
y man, s.. 8; William Matthews, 85. a
. katharine Hudson, 1922; "Harri
Lattomus, 72.31 To Eighth Grad
John H. H. Hall, 89.46; JUL
70 Price, SO. O4; Katharyn Price, 87.07
\ George Hill, Sc. So; 'Elwood Bartlett
77.l7; Henry Ennis, 1903; "Hele
% johnson, 1902; Samuel Armstrong
% 74.46; Virgil Voss, 1919; 'Ann
- Watson, Y. 26, Norman Klaumenzel
~ 1928; Augustus Wick, 71.85; Hen
~ rietta Cole, 7O.37; 'Anna Gaulk'
- 7O.15; 'Alethia Spruance, 100;
Of Homer Deakyne, 70.
m Miss Emma Hough's Room. I
- Seventh -ade-William F. P. Jacobs
81 95.5; Lee Falkenst4in, 91.3; Am
90 Ford, 9l.2; Virginia Warner, 90.l
- Amanda Truax, 80. 8; Edythe Hawkin
~ 1913; Helen Hudson, 88.5; Hele
os Pryor, 87.9; Eugene GoldsbOroug
- 87.4l: Donald Ransom, 87.4; Estel
- Ross, 85.2; Rebecca Watt, 85
Nd Mary Simmons. 84.7; "Theresa M
'oI C airy, 84.6; 'Elva Morris, a..
II, "Ethel Archer, 842: |Leon Lynar
= 84.l; Laura Hutchinson, "a. 'HarO
oo Deakyne, 83.4; "John Palmer, 80
10 Bertha Archer, 814: Harvey Ra
lds son, 8l.1; Charles Klaumenzer, 79.
I'D *Foster DeFord, 70, 6; 'Ralph Tue
ho er, 1873; "Clarence Berry TIA
bo Miss Anna Beckett Room
~ Sixth Grade Wilmer Holland, 9l.9
bo Katharine Midlam, 91.O8; Lilli
mo Thornley,, 9O.52; Elizabeth Hudsc
nat 1884; Roy Gafford, 49, 16; FlOren
s0r Cummings, 87.O3; Margaret HI
-od .ock S6.97: Irving Porter, So
- Lavinia Truax, 86.73: Henry H
mead. Sc. 10. Isabel Hutchison, Sc.
Gertrude Foraker, 85 81; Edwin w
on. 85.5; Helen Lewis, 4.57; 'Ea
ives Ceaver, "a. Elizabeth Bartlett, g
*Anna Durham, 8l.6; SILVA Burr
on 81.4; *Irving Greene, 81; Bays
so Inman, 7S.5; Edwin Collins, 76
are "Irving Walker, 76.5; 'Wend
Oh Warner, 75.; adkins Goldsboroui
Iern 7S.4; "Albert Winford, 7O.9; MAR
ares Wallace, TO-; Amelia Presti, Z
os.- month";, 1925.
his Miss Elizabeth McDOwells Room
1ere Fifth Grade Elizabeth j. T.Wilson, 81
Edna Ellen Pratt, 1913; Grace Reed,
the Pearl Tilghman, 93.7; Mildred Hawk
see 40 Isl: Anna Newsome, 1876; Gladys Phil
now S8.s; William Reynolds, 49,; Mary LyIn
ne" S78; Delma Deakyne, s7.6; Leona Coll
lies. s74 HIlda Garner, 81 3; Cynthia Phil
urns s5.s; Helen Curry, s5.; Milton Slaugt
- s4,8 *Carl Hurlock 1913; bradford Di
uceu s2.5; *Cora Collins, ,SO.S; +Albert f. Da
hit it 80 l., *James Patterson, 1875; +John
or Jacobs. 1872; *Dewey David, 75.S; IL
man HAZEL Collision, 75.7; +William Lewis
the obs 726.
Sem Miss Bessie Middleton's Room
'0" Fourth Grade-Helen Green, 96.2; Viii
lmu- Hnrlock. 95 A; James Lassell, SAL; Eu
IMAM Porter: 80. 9; Edwin Ford, 1913; SteeI
T 5n1d Pgesti. 9S.8: Mary Reynolds, 92.7; W.
leaiu Henderson, 91.6: Sallie Fisher, 81 .o53 :
Post Massey. 81 53 Maggie Smallwood,
days Harry White, $50 se o. h'eIEn arnar n Fore,
At he SIS; % Margaret Green, 8S 5; osthS5ype ar
much ney, ss1 Dewey Quille9, S5.1Si iz hC -
aHtehison, 81. .65: Nelson stats of.o;
1lpu- -, p;oklinp 81. Frank Deakyne,