The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-05-09
PUBLIC SCHOOL S Of
CITY. COUNTY HIGH
COMING TO A CLOSE
TERM HAS BEEN SATISFACTORY :,
ONE NOTWITHSTANDING
SOME TROUBLES.
FACULTY and PUPILS STRONG
Notwithstanding That Progress Has
Been Slightly Hampered by Una
voIdable Conditions, Situation is
Encouraging.


Encouraging.
The public schools of the city ana
the County High School are coming
to the end Of the most successful
terms of their history, notwithstand-
F.; ing the fact that man. things nave
TRANSFERRED that to some extent ham,
pered their progress. The faculty
and the pupils of all of these depart
ments have worked together more
uniformly and with more satisfactory
results. There is more of a echooY
spirit in every department, and there
is more of interest liz the public
schools, and the outlook for another
year is abundant with promises OF
even more success and a higher
standard of excellence. Whatever
the results of recent legislation re-
garding the schools there will be no
backward step in Columbia's public
institutions. The faculty is strength
eIed by the increasing interest, the
Pupils are encouraged for the same
reason, and there can be only good
come out of the present conditions.
The honor roll for month of May,
(which closed Friday, May 2, is as fol-
lows:
First grade-Jewel Britain, Ethel
Matthews, Lucille Cheek, Rebecca
Dowell, Rebecca Dalton, Mary Doc
ley, Ethel Eardison, Emma March,
Mabel McFall, Gladys Park, Lula M.
Park, Lena Simpson, Emily Sims,
Gladys Meadors, Win Primm, Her
ian Brunson, Herman Mcbride, Jno.
H. Ledbetter, James Hayes.
Second grade-Marie Haley, Rosa
Stewart. Cooper Barber, Matte Doug
las, Alpheus Voss, Felix 5owell, F. C.
Scwell, Jr, Leland Holman, Willard
Alexander, Charlie Mcbride.
Third grade-Annie NJ Cathey, Pol
y Cherry, Mary Harris, Mary Orman,
florence Primm, Elsie Sampson, Luz
Johnson, Clarence Howell, Ben w.
Jackson, joel Ketchum, Carl D.
Parks, Wallace Sowell, Earl viii.
Gams, Everett Yancy Norman Davis.
Fourth grade-Maud Gillian, Joe
knight, Mary L. Tut, Christine Oaks,
Cebron Phillips, Frank Wilsford,
Douglas Greenlaw, Virginia Scotch,
Rebecca Church, William Ornan,
Margaret Compton, Minnie Stages
Fifth grade-Willie Cheek, FearI
Hayes, James Porter, Edward Tur-
rer, John E Voss, Anna M. Birkett.
Sarah McCanlass, Eldred Reynolds,
Louise Sowell.
Sixth grade--Ruth Shelton, Euge-
mia Jackson, Annie L. Sharber, Au-
drey Wakefield, Ethel Davis, Brownie
Owen, Eva Smith, Lille Kincade, Ma
ry S. Sharber, Kathl eeJnoUhaW
ry S. Sharber. Kathleen Jones, Eliza
teth Gilbert, Martha Ledbetter, Leila
Matthews, Louise Roberts, Jesse Ell
lington, l.. L Shelton, Gilmer Green
law, Andrew Murphy, Claude Nichols.
Seventh grade Mary O'Neal, Lo-
re!le Scotch. Leslie McCarty, Mary
McCarty, Marguerite Harmon, Flea
nor Barber, Elsie Sims, Jessie Davis,
Pattie Hilliard Clara Dooley.
! First year, H. S.-Lorena Atkeis-
son, Mary Cheek, Annie Davis, Mary
Davis, Eunice Denham, Carrie Erwin,
Jennette Jetcr, Albertine Page, Mary
z Sowell Ruth Sowell, Henry Comp
ton, Wallace Kennedy, hazle Moore,
Leonard Pratt, Frank White.
Second year--Ruth Burns, Annie B.
: Frierson, Margaret Hardison, Viola
Hardison, Leila Totty, Ruth Tullos,
! Eddie Voss, Thelma Walters, Mary
Lee Caskey, Lawrence Alexander,
James Cecil, Earl Gilbreath, Bernie
Johnson, Allen Turnage.
Third year-Alleyne Estes, Eliza
beth Kennedy, Vera Sowell, Monte
McDaniels, Percy Moore, Guy Par
sons, Sanford Rosenthal, MARSHALL
Digger.