French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-04-18

souobIv understood by the teachers
and pupils of Henderson county the
arocnt;ve committee submits the en-
tire program as follows
The 7th grade examinations VlA
ba Given on May 18th and 18th be-
Ginning at 10 o'clock a. m, sharp,
n the Hendersenville Graded School.
Each teacher who has pupils to take
the examination is requested to send
n the county superintendent mem
orandun of each pupil showing the
name and address and the :awerage
term marks on each subject to be
covered by the examination. This
record is absolutely necessary since
the term standing is to count two
points and the examination one
point towards the pupils promotion.
The passing mark Nof "a subject ds 20.
The examination will cover the
work designated by the state out
lined course of study in the follow
ing subjects: Arithmetic, History of
our Republic, Geography, Spelling,
English, and Physiology. In order
to receive the diploma, passing
grades must be obtained upon at
least five of the six subjects. The
pupils will be allowed to use either
pen or pencil in writing their AN
swers. No papers or books are to
be carried to the examination room.
The pupil making the highest ave
rage mark on the 7th grade exami-
nations will receive prize of six
dollars while the one making the
next highest average will receive q
prize of four dollars. E>'z'a
The exhibits are to be placed in
the corridors of the court house on
May 23rd and are to be judged dur
ing the evening of that day. The
exhibits will be in three general
classes according to the number OF
teachers employed in the school ex-
hibiting. ALI work exhibited must
be a part of the general work of the
school represented by the exhibit
and done at the school under the
supervision and instruction of the
teachers. Space for the different
schools will be assigned by the com
mittee. All teachers planning an
exhibit must give notice of the fact
70 the county superintendent in or
der that reservation may be made.
To the one teacher school offering
the best educational exhibit a prize
OF five dollars will be awarded and
70 the second best a prize Of three
dollars will be awarded TO the two
teacher school Offering the best edu-
cational exhibit a prize of five dol
lars will be awarded and to the
second best q prize Of three dollars
viii be awarded. To the three OF
mere teacher school offering the best
educational exhibit a prize of five
dollars will be awarded and to the
second best prize of three dollars
VIII be awarded.
For the parade the school children
OF the county are to assemble at the
Carolina Terrace Hotel at 10 o'clock
Nay p. Before beginning to march
the children and friends will sing
Lhe Old North State" The parade
viii be led by the home guard OF
henderson county and a military
oand. The order of the schools in
me parade will be according to size,
me smallest leading Upon arriv.
ing at the court house green the
0herent schools will form in groups
and sing the ''The Star Spangle6
Banner" The school having the
largest percentage of the district cen
Sos IN the parade will be awarded a
prize OF ten dollars. Also the school
making the best appearance in the
dollars.
AT eleven o'clock an address will
'e gwen IN the Court House.
IN the afternoon and evening the
1oliowlng contests will take place: q
.HoFal contest, minimum number TAX
,its part four, for which prize OF
go Will be given to the school that
WINS; high school defamation con-
eS'' IN which any school will be al
'"eo one representative, the winner
W receive $50 prize; a high school
tSsaticn contest, in which any
sInool ~ will be allowed one recitcr
VIC winner to receive a $50 prize
grammar grade defamation con,
Lows es'' IN which any school will be al.
E0 one speaker, the winner to be