Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
PUBLIC HCh00LS | EN9e. TERMS TODAY Three Grammar Schools Will Send 85 Boys and Girls to High School. AWARD PRIZES TODAY
  President Can't of Chamber of Com- nerce Will Present Awards to Young Gardeners and Poultry Raisers at Lakeside School.
AWARD PRIZES TODAY

i With S5 boys and girls from the 3hree grammar schools of the city bbtaning certificates today, entitl- Ing them to enter the freshman class t the High school next fall, the public school term of 1914-191o [onles to close, with exercises of
 somewhat. formal nature at the tigh school auditorium, by two of Ihe schools. ]
 A feature that is somewhat out of ordinary, and which speaks very we'll for, the demand among the peo- ble. generally for good schooling for (heE children, is the announcement that -an unusually large proportion ff the children which today com tlete their grammar school educa- Fon, intend to matriculate and Graduate at the High school. Here |ofOre, on1 1y one-half to one-third of Ihe grammar graduates have finish d the high school term, but the fprng freshmen, and now the fall
 eshmen, will be more numerous, Pnd as a result the, classes at the pigh school will show consider fbe increase in size in future. As ladlcating this fact, the graduating flass at the high school last night pumbered 43 boys. snd girls, while FAe class Of possible matriculates is pearly twice as large, S5.
 Prizes for Gardeners.
 At the exercises today by the akeslde school pupils, Pres dent N.
 Gantt, IT,, of the chamber of Eommerce, will award the prizes of- Fefsd some time ago by that organ1- Fallon, to the leaders in the poultry ma farm work at the school. The Rflzes were $5 to the first, $25O for ne second and $1.25 for the third aost successful pupil in the poultry "mpetlticn and the same prizes for ae most successful pupils in the
 taenlng clubs. The names of the Paners will not be announced until today. ~
 iAe primary grade schools will IsO close their terms today, and all Se Ss. llttle children will be free to. A0.1oughly enjoy the vacation period 'nsy or their parents decide. The New Freshmen.
 lae classes from the three gram aaf schools which now move into tae new freshman class at the high 'aool, are, as follows.
 o,, Lakeside School.
 Slrls-Henrietta Adams, Duncan a.ews, Myrtle Baldwin, ,Sibyl Dix Ea' oieta Farr, Pearl Freemyer. Mil s.a Iva Gray, Marue Gatlin, Gladys r.uln, ,a Helen Hawkins, Mildred In Els 1sul' Frances Land, Edith Leach, v,Sra sra Monk, Alene YcCain, Ethel ss.ntlre, s,s, Thelma Owen, Mildred ,su' ,aue' Leona Royce, Dorothy sea- P'uok Autie Stewart.
 nOys-Charles Avaritt, Martin ES.4tngton, Wade Dalrymple Howard s, E;n 'Isn, Ewell May, Edgar lMcFad- RenA M ueorge Payne, Edward Russell Ravn un,e Sanders, Jewell Schuyler Eooas Egna Saga, Carl White. Hunter
 Y'ufllge, Jerome Weaver.
 kni,, lflrst Ward School.
 |us. |un'smEdna Thain, Madge Long. Eelm rrlcksring, Etta Piper and keroh lBaccarosa. Damon |leO,a uaer Leonard, Hope, Clarence |@ @'asue' Edward scheu, Fred Ma |sGs |sSsI,s NlStli Avenue School. ! !
 s IsE }II ls hshleps gene ss .glaaiah5akEAss Mil
 ssnh,s nns ' Dofothy NsDavas, pBessle
 lss lssa@er,a s1sl Ruby Fuller, aLucyE T,se N N Ffa lnls : Grinim,S Geraldine John ySls,s 'sra Levine, Hannah Lsviae
 nsden'> Elfa Machen, .SAilee
 v Alice s Parker, Dorothy
 s.';,, Elsie ARoebuck, Mildred
 oa Shelby Lois simpson,