The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-30
LARGEST NUMBER
PUPILS ON RECORD
co TO HIGH SCHOOL
DIR. Phillips Announces Pro-
motions From Elementary
Schools of Greater
Birmingham

After successfully passing their exam-
nations. the largest number Of stuoents
on record will this year be promoted from
the elementary schools to the city hlgh
schools. 1t is the opinion of Superlntend-
ent j II. Phillips that the excellent WORK
performed by the principals and teachers
of the various schools Will eclipse all past
records
In all Birmingham has 10 elementary
schools for white children and also a
large number of colored schools, and 1t
is fully believed by DIR. Phillips, that
when the new improvements are made
which are now under way, Birmingham
will have one of the best public school
systems in the whole United States. "Ad-
ditional to this" says Superintendent
Phillips, Birmingham has magnificent
high school, the work OF which during
the past year will stand as a memorial
to the educational system of the city"
Following are the promotions from the
elementary schools to the high schools, as
announced yesterday morning by Dr.. j.
II. Phillips:
POWELL SCHOOL.
Nelson Earl Odom, Carroll Preston Bur-
ford, Daniel Johnson Orr, Ray Cooke
Burruss, William Merryweather Craven,
Rogers Hykel Bite, Wesley Wade West
moreland, BrodericlS Lahan, Angeles
Benetos, Beatrice Earle milestone, Lou
ise Harton. Lucille Ketchum
HENLEY SCHOOL.
Geston Randman, Fannie Hirsch, Sadie
Schoenig, Eva Rotenstreich, Ethel Cor
rine Thomas, Sophie Felis Goldman Bur-
nice Elizabeth Webb, Dinah Weinstein,
Lula Marguerite Wildsmith.
MARTIN SCHOOL
Jefferson D. Abbott, Bryan Chambers,
Richard f. Eggleston, Flemmon Hall,
William Holmberg. Graves Hudson, Jo-
seph Memol Richard Mccoy, Milton
Pryor, Roy Self, Howard Yielding. Sam
uel Latture, Lillian Antwine, Helen Cox,
Lorraine Cox. Aieen Fesperman, Kath-
leen Morrison, Virginia Praytor, Mildred
Pledger. Gladys Phillips, Mamie Rencher,
Mary Rucks, Lula May Sayers, Margie
Sparks, Ruth Thompson. Ella Walker
Vaught, Aileen Weir.
SOUTH HIGHLAND SCHOOL.
Ray Averett, Bernard Betman, Harold
Blach, Harold Brownell Phillip Burbage,
Harry Coffyn, Wesley Caldwell, Phillip
Cook, Charles Doster, Moses Jacobs,
Meyer Kronenberg, Russell Mintner, Paul
Penny. Lennox Rand, James Robertson,
James Sherrod Robertson, James Sherrod,
Robert Smith, Hughie Spriggs. J. A. Syl-
vester. Claud Watson, Hortense Abrams,
Elizabeth Brazeal, Nettie Dryer, Emile
Fies, Harriet Forbes Josephine Foster,
Emma Frances Gilmore. Roberta Griggs,
Esther Kennedy Maurice Rubel, Hazel
Siegel, Mary Watson Slaton, Bertha
Stone, Margaret Tillman, Josephine Zins-
zer
LAKEVIEW SCHOOL.
Leonard Dalph Locke Richard Lewis
McAdory, Vernon Clair owens Allen X.
Wood, Marjorie Sara Adler, Margaret
Louise Clayton, Esther Law Dryman,
Anita Latady. Eleanor Leo McKenna,
Lucille Murphey, Floy Lois Robinson,
Kate Duncan Smith, Marie Turner. Nellie
Dena Young.
AvONDALE SCHOOL.
Clarence Kendrick Andrews. Edward
Fletcher Dolby, Selman Blake Knight
Jessie Carper Starbuck, Genevieve Alice
Gorton, Belle Redd. Christine Bowers
Dickinson. Sara Lou Williams.
CUNNINGHAM SCHOOL.
Arthur Afford Charles Buck, Murphy
Golden, Marion Mum, Ruth Robertson.
WOODLAWN SCHOOL.
Pete Davis. Walton Graves. George Ma
son, Thomas Sternenberg,' Charles Webb.
Mabel Berry, Mary Brown Buckshaw
Mildred Clapp, Louise Collins. Madge
Colbert, Minnie Crow, Faustina NJ. Craw-
ford, Rosa Belle Daniel, Elise Hayes.
Mildred King. Jewell Mackey. Ailene
Mize. Shirlie Morris, Margaret Proctor.
BARRETT SCHOOL.
Dewey Acker, William Dowell, Hobson
Graham Eugene Moor Rosa Bancroft,
Alverta Hall, Claudine Lawley. Thelma
Morris, Johnnie Riddle. Merle Thompson,
Mellown Turner. Ruby Yarbrough, Make
Norris.
NORTH BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL.
Boyce Love, Homer Russell. Avis
Hogan. Milton Fuuuay, Robnette Jones