The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

We wish to make more definite an
nouncement at this time of some com
mencement events.
The commencement sermon will d
preached by Rev. c. w. White, pas
tor of the Methodist church, Sunday
June 9Th, at the Temple Theater.
The address to the graduating elias!
will be made by Mr.. R. L. Turner O.
Inverness and one of the state ru1a
school inspectors.
At the closing exercises, the eve
ming of June 7th, medal will be pre-
sented to the winner of an essay con
test. The participants in this contes
are six honor pupils. They have beer
chosen as the highest in scholarship
and general excellence during tn,
four years of the high school course
This ranks as second honor, since tn,
valedictorian stands apart as tn,
first honor of the class. The frs
place as the valedictorian goes to Mis-
Winnie Gordon.
Rehearsals are going on for tn,
class play to be given in the Tempt,
theater Friday evening. June Attn.
We think it we'll to say a word here
about the manner in which delinquen
cies in school work are to be mad,
up. Those pupils who were condition
ed in any subject will be admitted t.
the next higher grade if deficiency IN
dictated on the report card Or certif
cate of promotion is removed by sum
mer work and an entrance examina
ton in the fall before the opening o.
next session. These examinations will
be given the week before school be
gins. This will be the week begin
ming Sept. 9th, as the time fixed fol
the opening of next session is Sept
18th. The exact dates for these ex
aminations will be given later. Thos'
pupils who expect to take them mus
be on hand at that time without fail
Arrangements are being made fo1
summer coaching of delinquent pu
pills and information can be had Dy
applying at the principals Office.
Honor Roll for Year
The following honor roll for th'
year is made up of those who reached
the end of the year with an average
OF 80 per cent. in every study and ak
cellence in their department. 1t !:
not necessarily the same as tbs
monthly honor roll since attendance
and hardness is not taken into &C
count, but still the same names vii
largely be found in both.
Fourth Grade: Dashed Clement
Laura Grubbs, Elizabeth Rodgers
Lillian Leak, Cora Lee Goolsby, Pau
line Goodwin, Lillian Hyndeman, Leol
Goldman.
Fifth Grade: Cornelius Winston
Johnnie Lou Potter. Dora Burnett
Anita Chazal, Frances Drake, Am,
Cauthen Long, Babette Peyser.
Sixth Grade: Delzelle Pasteur
Marie Snowden, Louise Clement, Mar
garet Delzelle, Pinckney Clement.
Seventh Grade: Louie Smoak.
Eighth Grade: Ben Culverhouse
Karl Henderly, Vernon Rawls, Jessi
Ray Culverhouse, Mary Carolyn Lo
gan. Elizabeth Murray, Margare
Gerig, Majorie Burnett, Charlott
Chazal, Nettie Mathews, Lena Ricket
son
TIE names for the high school grade
cannot be given till the close of tn
ninth month.
The following is the honor roll O
the Ocala high school for the eight
month.
Fourth Grade: Cora Lee Goolsby
Guyula Chandler, Lillian Leak, Lilial
Hyndeman, Pauline Goodwin. Chris
tine Wishart, Leon Goldman, Malcolm
Davis, James Cox, Dashed Clement
Laura Grubbs, Mary Willis Johnson
Mildred McClendon, Louise Russell
Elizabeth Rodgers, Carrie Russell.
Fifth Grade: Cornelius Winston
Johnnie Lou Potter, Bonner Clark
Lanas Troxler, Dora Burnett, Amt;
Chazal, Frances Drake, Amy eau
then Long, Babette Peyser, Manic
Sue Spencer.
Sixth Grade: Pinckney Clement. H
NJ. Baxter, Henry Tubbs, George Jor
daL, Louise Clement, Adeline Malever
Virginia Minshall, Delzelle Pasteur
Marie Snowden, Christine Whiteside
Seventh Grade: Nell Wallis, Mar
garet Spencer. Theresa COndrey
Louie Smoak.
Eighth Grade: Edward Cook, Hen
ry Camp, Karl Henderly, Vernon
Rawls, John TroXler, Majorie Bul
nett, Charlotte Chazal, Grace Fausett
Mary Carolyn Logan, Elizabeth Muir.
ray. Ethel Runnels, Marie Jones, Net,
tie Mathews, Mabel Priest, Lena
Ricketson, Iris Smith.
High School: Ruth Warner, George
Hooper, Winnie Gordon, Van Fergu-
son, Edith Edwards, Margaret Hook
er. P H. Hensley. Principal.