Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-27
45 GRADUATE FROM LAKESIDE SCHOOL Great Assemblage Partici- pates in Exercises at
 High School.
DIR. JORDAN ADVISES
UurgeS Students to Take Up High School Work and Make Success of Whatever They Undertake. Jun-
 for Exercises in Afternoon.

eff 1 were tinker, a tinker I'd be; 1 If were cobbler, a cobbler I'd be, declared Dr. Junius Jordan, in his l talk last night to the members of the Lakeside grammar grade, who were presented with certificates entitllns them to enter the High school. Prof. Jordan said that he learned the above verse while attending al grammar school in Alabama and that they would long live i'll his memory. He urged the pupils to seek whatever profession or vocation that suited them best after finishing their school life. He complimented the pupils on finishing the grammar school, and urged that they take up High school work. "As it is the pupils college, you should take advantage of it, said Dr. Jordan.
 Forty-five pupils of the Lakeside school were presented with certlfl- cates last night by Prof. F. Garland May. This is the largest class ever turned out from any ward school in the history of the city. | The f1lSu SCIlOUl duullOI IuhiS "iASi the exercises were held, was packed with friends of the students, and many mothers wept with joy to see son or daughter leave the school with such honors.
 l The Class.
 Members of the graduating class were Solon Brazzell, Wilburn Bobo, Ralph Clark, Lloyd Easterly Richard { Flournoy, s. l.. Gannaway, Archie Hoganson, Edward Hudson, Joe Hen slee, Haskin Hall, Roland Ingram, Robert Moore, Joe Mccain, Gabe Mey- CT. Jr., Angus Parker, Carroll Rice, Harry Sivess, Harry Stewart, Aubrey Spears, Merel Smith, Leslie Thalhelm- CT. Mylo Eedstfom, Frank Tomllnson, Frank Toney, Joe Wright, Jewell Whitnere, 'Wileen Alexander, Frances Andrews. Emma Andrews. Helen Bal lard, Thelma Eanie1s, Zelda Davis, Vernon Doty, Myrtle Gren, Fannie Hart, Prue Meeks, Jessie Owen, Fay Royse, Emily Russell, Lyra May Shaw, Ollie Bess Smith, Doris Smith, Ca mille Watson and Jessie Wilkins. Fifteen Get OIedals. | A medal was awarded the pupil l making the most improvement in penmanship during the present school year. The medal was awarded to Joe Henslee Fourteen other medals were awarded to pupils whining in the athletic events and inter-school contests held two weeks ago. f1v2 of these medals went to tn" rural grades. Paul Collins and Robert Brown won two each and the fo'- lowing each won one: Chas. Wynne, Wilbur Bobo, Herbert Tolson, Leland Kientz and Little Lena Deaver.
 In entering the large auditorium the boys came in from one side and the girls from the other, coming from the different rest rooms. They march ed into the tune of "Liberty Bell Sousas greatest composition. They met with hearty applause on their T entrance.
 Enjoy Fine Program. I The entire program went off With out a hitch and was enjoyed greatly by the large crowd present. 1t fol- lows:
 Invocation. Rev. R. R. Moore.
 Away To the Field," by class.
 Statutory. Ralph Clark.
 Piano solo. "Grande Valse de Con- cert" Frances Andrews. Il Vocal solo. "The Glowworm Camille Watson.
 Reading, "Ol' Picketts. Doris Smith.
 Piano Duet. Faust" waltz. Jessie Wilkins and .Wileen Alexander.
 Defamation. Our National Flag" Frank Tomlinson.
 Vocal solo, ''When tine Twilight Softly Falls" Richard Flournoy. Valendictory, Lyra May Shaw. ! Address and presentation of certi- ficates by Dr. Junius Jordan. I Closing song.
 Juniors Eentertain. I The Junior class held their annual exercises at the High scholo audi torium yesterday afternoon. They were we'll attended the lowe: floor of the auditorium being filled. The curtain arose on the class seated singing the class song. After this Miss Dalrymple rendered a piano solo and Edwin Howell rendered 2 de- lightful vocal solo.
 After the first part of, the p:o- gram the curtain arose again cn . l CleVer DdntOmlue, CiloOSi lg WIG, with Edward Clark in tho role If chooser supported by the following cast.
 "Too Primm." Helen Eisenkra ner.
 "Too Giggly," Ruth Simpson.
 "Too Fat" Adele Hudson.
 "Too Slim," Florence McGehee.
 "ToO Flirty." Anna Maui.
 "Too Modest" Belle Taylor.
 "Too Proud" Veil Wha!a2.
 His Choice" Sara Bishop.
 Humnaphone, Geraldine Clark.
 Vocal solo. Edwin Howell.
 Class prophecy, James McGaughy
 Miss Ethel Mann will return Satur-