The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-28

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and chickens and George Washing
tons haieheu.
Miss Gilbert aid that Az days ~ |
spelling ,las considered perfect
The following children rtiNds Y In |
tsrestine in spelling for that npa'-
her Of days
Dollie Temple Ar days, Willie
Baxter 40 days, Roy Sunlmsr "A,
Lucille Collier "A days. Marshall
snmmar Az days. Iaa Clement Az
days. Annie Hoover 40 days, Hazel
Halbfook 40days,
Perfect attendance for the KERN.
joe Parrish, Maslie johnson.
aud I.eola Shawl
Those making 100 on arithmetic
examination: Frazier Dickson.
Nellie ReakIey Frank Dunn, Leola
shaw, Eunice Campbell. Msrshall
snmnar. Also Stacy. John Walker,
Willie Dunlap, and Roy SEMINAR.
flrrH GRADE
From the art exhibit 10 this room
one would Judge that il was anom
full Of artists maps, seemingly per-
feet In every detail. This room al
so bad a delegation Of pupils TO
show visitors the work. They
pointed with pride TO the different
features Of difficult, work well done.
This grade was taught by Mrs.
Johnson.
SIXTH GRADE.
To begin with, every child in
this room was promoted. so the
teacher, miss Poundsl said. She
also said that she hated to give
them up, ba. they had 10 gos she
added a glowing account Of the
years work to q splendid exhibit
that spoke for itself. Illustrated
poems. Home Sweet Home The
Flag and The Little House Be.
side the Road. a iayorite Of the
teacher. and other poems, This
| grade has made a study OF some oil
the poets; among others, Langiellow,
A fine picture Of this famous poet
hangs on the wall az reward fol
some extra work by pupils in sell
ing most Iyceum tickets. Illus
uative work WAS a feature in this
room. A review on current events
arithmetic. measurements ETC., II
Illustrated, also Physiology. Thu
was excellent. In showing th,
work. Miss Pounds manifested ,
pride and tenderness that clearly in
dlcated her love for both pupil an'
work.
SEVENTH GRADE.
This room also had part OF tn
Fourth Grade exhibit in connection
with the Seventh Grade. La tn
absence OF the teacher. and IL bein
near the closing hour hasty su,
vey was taken. The exhibit wa
equal in every particular with TIL
exhibits Of other rooms. Maps
drawing, history tablets etc. in
Dictated talent. diligence and inter
e., in work. This grade was laugh
by Miss Morley. The FourtI
Grade. taught by Miss Turner, wa
excellent also. The particular iea
lures oi this room we're not gottss
because 81 absence OF teacher.
Prof. Johnson and his eutir
corps o. teachers are 10 be conyratr
lated on the years work. and n
doubt il is the hearty wish OF ever
that they may return he,
year.
4 Prof. johnson gave fifty certitl
Gates for good attendance. Six {
these were given to Miss Pounds
pupils OF the Sixth Grade.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS.
Commencement exercises close
Friday evening with the gra!uat;n
class program. The stage was de-
Grated with remnants. flower. an
class colors. Prof. johnson, pril
cipal Of Dickson Schools. Rev. job
Dunett, and the graduating elias
Misses Lufa Donegan, Carrie curr,
Tula Williams. Halle Baker, Anr
Holley, and Hettie Rulings. Aiessr
Fuson Stricklin, Enc Jone ! an
Harry Fulghum occupied the stag
| Just below the !oot-lights, on eth
| side Of the stage, was A table pile
high with beautiful flowers. The,
we're bestowed on the graduates |
Misses Donegan and Hopkins.
= Prot. Johnson presented the d
lplomss. He said the thought
parting, perhaps forever. melh ID b
heart and dimmed his eyes. in b
parting address be admonished Il
ciass to persevere. to be steadfa .
earnest, loyal and true. to "Hitc
their wagon to star. and n