Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-27
PUBLIC SCHOOLS END TERMS TODAY Closing Exercises at High Tonight Grade Schools
 Finish Tomorrow. 43 FINISH AT HIGH Congressman Taylor Will Present Di- plomas to 29 Girls and If Boys.
 Large Number to Graduate
 from Grade Schools.
43 FINISH AT HIGH

Today there comes to a close the 1914-1915 session of the Pine Bluff High school.
 Tomorrow, the grade schools of the city. these being the First Ward, Lakeside and. Sixth Avenue schools, will close their terms, the Riverside and Sam Taylor schools also bring ing to. an end their iabors for the session.
 Pupils at all the school are agog with excitement. and especially are the members ot the graduating class of the high school tbe centers each of a little wave of interest and furore.
 Exercises will be held at all the schools, to mark the end of the labors of the term, and hundreds of the youngsters viii participate in the pro- grams that have been prepared for the delectation and entertainment of the parents of the pupils and the pat rons of the schools. Many Will Graduate.
 The graduating class of the high school numbers 43 pupils, 29 girls and IA boys, as follows:
 Misses Reba Assman, Belle Robert son Taylor, Olin Darby, Neil 1mon, Helen Eisenkramer, Sarah Pillow Bishop, Virlin Miller, Marion Monta- que. E:ena Foorc Fis.a ackerly, Velma Catherine Sibley, Sula Dalrymple, Li-- Han Ouda Sanders, Elizabeth Rea McColloch. Martha Jean Russell, Ger aldine Abbie Clark, Anna Morris Maui, Norma Anson Crist, Clara Langford, Bessie Lee Parnell, Lauriene Crump, Mary Florence McGehee, Grace Eliza beth Steed, Hazel Olive Crump, Mary Lee Spears, Hazel Parker, Mary The resa Scheu, Jessie Estelle Reed, Zola Hazel Parker. Marshal Veil Whelan. Messrs. Julian M. Cross, W. Neil Hart, Edward Reap Clark, Ben Cox Lee, Gordon Alexander Perdue, Geo. Russell Stephenson, Benjamin Chris l topher, Calvin H. Burks, Jr., William /! Thomas Peebles James H. Alexander Ayliff Smiser, Hartell Toney. Edwin A. Howell, Jr., end James McGaughy.
 Commencement Program.
 Rev. J. I. Norris, pastorof the First Presbyterian church. preached the commencement sermon at his church, at the services last Sunday morning.
 The actual commencement exercises will be hold at the auditorium of the High school tonight, beginning at S:l5 o'clock, and the following program will be carried out:
 Overture, "Poet and Peasant" by High school orchestra.
 Processional of Seniors, accOmpa- nied by orchestra.
 Invocation.
 Instrumental solo. Miss Sula Dal- rymple.
 salutatory, James McGaughy.
 Vocal solo, "Love's Sorrow" Miss Belle Tavlor.
 Class poem, Miss Sarah Bishop.
 Vocal solo, Edwin Howell! Jr.
 Class essay, Southern Song Birds.' , Miss Mary Lee Spears.
 Vocal solo, "Sing On," Miss Gerald inc Clark.
 Valedctory, Miss Grace Steed.
 Class song, "Here's to the Class 1915," Seniors.
 Presentation of diplomas, by Con- gressman s. NJ. Taylor.
 Many to Matriculate.
 Because the results have not yet been definitely ascertained in the examinations which have been under way the past few days, it is imposs;- ble yet to make announcement of the names or number of pupils from the three grammar schools of the city who will matriculate at the High schoo at the beginning of the now term.
 That the First Ward, Sixth Avenue