The log cabin Democrat., 1916-05-20
10 GIRLS, 5 BOYS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION Unusually Successful Session of Con- way Public Schools Brought
 to Close.

idISe HuHlDeT OI OuHeTS were dWdFu- ed medals and honors at exercises last night at the high school auditori- um, marking the close of an unusual fly successful session of the Conway public schools. The graduating class was composed of the following: Miss Alma Durham, Emma Caroline Schro- der, Elam Hickman, Helen Hammer, Dottie May Coleman, Mary Ellen Harton, Caroline Clark, Erma Gray, Ella Bragg and Pearl Cox and Priddy Westmoreland, Forney Thompson, Earl Melton, Armistead Mitchell and Bertie Tucker.
 A crowded audience attended the exercises, which were opened with an invocation by Rev. J. w. Boyer, pas tor of the Presbyterian church. Fol lowing a violin solo by Miss Sallie Harton, Priddy Westmoreland, saluta- torian and youngest and most diminu- tive member of the graduating class, who also distinguished himself by winning scholarship prize, delivered an oration on Character" Earl Melton, valedictorian of the class, de- livered an address on What Reading will do for You"
 | A vocal duet was rendered by Misses Floy Echlin and Caroline Muth, following which William R. James of Little Rock delivered the baccalaureate address. MT. James, subject was American Citizenship What is It." He urged the members of the class to be inspired by the high ideals which had actuated the found CTS of the republic and to measure up to the responsibilities of citizenship which they are now assuming.
 | After a selection by the Hendrix Iquartet, Secretary R. w. Robins of l the Conway school board announced that with the exception of one or two teachers who did not desire re- election, the faculty of the school for the next year would be unchanged He said that during the past year not single complaint as to the management of the schools had been lodged with the board and that the success of the school was due to the splendid work of the faculty and the lco-operation of the patrons and pu- |pils.
 Supt. J. P. Womack then announced the winneE of medals and honors which are gEen in the list below, and President D. o. Harton of the school board presented the diplomas.
 The following were awarded honor lcocfifnatoc fac hnvroa l,,x ing the year: Wilma Russell, Ruby Sharp, Floy Kuykendall, Ralph Ad- ans, Robert Adams, Ella Phillips Seth Lyons, Earl Lyons, Hester Stroupe, Vergil Lyons, Charles Ad- ans, Sarah Pence, May Hope Me Clurkin, Alice Mae Martin, Helen Conover, Verna Harmed, Turner Ad- ans, Eldred Blakely, May Bell Boyd ston, Ruby Brady, Martha Leigh Burns, Louise Clibourn, Leonard Gragson, Fife Gossett, Mildred Ma jor, Kirk Mosley, Alice Russell, Lu- cile Simpson, Lena DeArmond, Fred erick Brown, Verne Burton, Edward
 Camp, Duncan Echols, Clarence Hamilton, Prentice Powers, Hubert
 Phillips, Chester Wren, Franklin
 Wright, Gladys Banister, Ruth Car ter, Mabel Dorrell, Inez Gray. Louise Greeson, Grace Honea, Maude Hick- man, Maude Hariston. Marie Landes, Frances Simpson, Mamie Westmore- land.
 The following pupils were neither absent nor tardy during the year: Maggie Brannon, Carroll Gore, Grace Harmed, Jesse Mum, William Dor Till, Walter Wilson, Agnes Garrett, Verna Harmed, Turner Adams, May Belle Boydston, Mary Ida Condray, : Wallace Fiddler, Leonard Gragson, , Pauline Glenn, Carl Salter, Benton , Wofford, Alma Summers, Elwin
 Burns, Luther Hickman, Sallie Mar
 tin, Dymple Snow, Arnold Kuyken-
 dall, Clara Mae Markham, Justin Williams, Ballard Bowman, Mildred King, Lucy Brannon, Charley Powers, Mamie Fiddler, Hiram Kuykendall,
 Mary Muse, Lois Blair, Bernard r Glenn, Edwin Hastings, Horace Lan- drum, Hubert Phillips, Mabel Dorrill, Louise Greeson, Monte Snow, Vida , Adams, Pearl Cox
 , Following is the honor roll in part for the last month (some reports 1, were mislaid and the teachers have , already left town so that the list can not be easily made out): Joe Robbins,
 Shirley Durham, Charles Adams,
 Emily Robins, Mary Catherine Pen delton, Bessie Gray, Agnes Garrett, [ Helen Conover, Nell East Cole, Mary l Alnhin Cole Martha Ieiph Rurns