Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-10

homore, if he has four credits, one of which must be English) will meet Monday morning September 16, at the old high school building at 8:3O o'clock.
 Junior High School.
 The 7B, "A, sB sA, eB and 9A these grades incSde all pupils promo ted from the GA and 7th grades of the grammar schools in May; also, pupils of the high school having less than four credits and pupils hav- ing four credits but lacking a full credit in English) will meet at the old High School at 12:30 o'clock Monday, September 18th.
 The situation of the two schools makes 1t possible to promote by sub iect; hence when a pupil in the Jun for High School has completed sub feet he will be allowed to take ad- vanced work in the Senior High School, though, his school home will be in the Junior High School until he becomes an unconditional Sophomore.
 Junior High School Course.
 1st year, (Required), English, Clas- lies, Composition, Grammar; Arith- metic, U. s. History, Geography and Physiology, Spelling, Writing, Elec- tive-Manual Training, Domestic Science, Mechanical Drawing, Com mercial, Languages.
 End year, (required), English Tech nical Grammar, Composition, Classics, Arithmetic and Algebra, U. s. History Spelling, Writing, Elective Manual Training, Mechanical Drawing, Do- mestic Science, Commercial, Lan- guages.
 srd. year. (Required), Briggs and McKihney's Composition. English, Classics, Algebra, General Science Community Civics, Spelling, Elective Manual Training, Mechanical Draw ing, Domestic Science, Commercial Languages.
 Pupils desiring special examinations 8:S0 a. m. Friday the 18th.
 All teachers of the High school will report at the High school building Friday morning at 8:30.
 Meeting of all Junior and Senior High School teachers at the High school building at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon.
 Parents having pupils in the Senior class, if they expect to send to col lege should get catalog from the college which they expect to attend and arrange their course accordingly
 The Allowing composes the Gram mar school faculties:
 Riverside School:-Miss Selma Om- cirk princinal; Assistant, Hazel Ba- ker: First Ward. B. H. Glenn, Princip- al. Teachers: Misses Elizabeth Scho- ber, Johnnie Henry. Caroline Schneid- CT. Mabel Mitchell, eMammie Watts, Elizabeth Starkey.
 Principal. Teachers: Misses Bettie Sallee, Bertha Bishop. Edith Jackman. Ethel Winters, Mary Crawford. Ethel Weaver. aMrgaret Boyett, Frances Woolridge.
 Sixth Avenue School, w. P. Keith, Principal. Teachers: Misses Ger &rude Dodds. Kelley Frost. Etta Win. ters. Ouida Sanders, Mrs. Ida Hale.
 Pine Street School: Miss Marie Burks. principal. Teachers: Misses Ella Galloway, Hattie eBasley. Clio Reeves, Ethel Galloway, Bertha L. Wine.
 Sam Taylor School: Miss Lula Da- wis, principal. Teachers: Mrs. J. R. Austin, Miss Rosine Ropston, Mrs. Chester Tourney.
 Negro Schools.
 Merrill High School: William Townsend, principal; R. N. Lehanay assistant principal. Teachers: Au. gusta Hill, Jamie Barnes, Willie Pat. terson, N. R. Holland, Louise c. Cock erhom, Christine Rambs, Mabel R Stevens. Josie H. Lerne, domestic science. s I"
 Mission Street School: o. L. Doug. Ian, principal Teachers: Mabel R Tevrel, Tenolia Thompson, Pauline Wiley. Maggie Burchette, Ruth Atkin. son. Naomi Stout.
 Greenville School: A. s. Moon principal, Bettie M. Shaw. Assistant
 Webb's Chapel School, Katie Meier. kin. principal, Myrtle Jones, assistant
 All teachers are requested to be al their respective class rooms at g a. m Friday and aSturday to hold necessary examinations. classify pupils, anc give out book lists. T