The Little River news., 1921-05-25
CLASS OF I GRADUATE
 FROM HIGH SCHOOL
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| E For the second best map of Ark ansas prize of $1 was offered by the Boyer Drug Store to Will Denson. For the second best map of Little River county a prize of $1 by Lon T. Jones to Dorothy Sanderson. A prize of $2.5O offered to senior ranking second by Model Drug Store Evelena Martin. second offered by Geo. M Johnston, Margaret Hemphill.
 A prize of $2.5O to Sophomore rank ing second offered by o. H. Wilkerson to Ada Wimberly
 A prize of $2.5O to Freshman rank ing second, offered by R. B. Huddles- ton, Irene Pittman.
 Eighth grade, prize of $2.5O was offered to pupil ranking highest by Ashdown Hardware, to Juanita Tw<. 1 man.
 l For the second best essay written by pupil of the high school, $2.5O was offered by w. N. Pittman, to Evelena l Martin.
 l Sophomore manual training boy ranking second, $2.5O, offered by Ark ansas State Bank to Jim Steel.
 Freshman manual training class boy ranking second, $2.5O offered by First National Bank to, Worth Burlingame
 Best map of Arkansas $25O offered by Dixie Drug Co.,, to Margaret Leslie.
 Best map of Little River county $25O offered by Henry & Joyner, to Lloyd Escott.
 Honor graduate, $500 offered by School Board to Willie Bishop.
 Eleventh grade, $500 offered by l.. L. Wheelis, to pupil ranking highest, to Mary Hooks.
 Tenth grade, $500 offered by Ash down Improvement Club to Reva Bish- Op.
 Ninth grade, $500 offered by Rey- holds & Steel to pupil making the highest, to Juliet Orton. For the best essay written by high school pupil, $5 offered by w. N. Pittman to Tommye Cobb. ' Member of Sophomore in manual training class making greatest inn provement for the year. $5 by Arkan- sas State Bank to Junior Mills.
 To the member the the Freshman manual training cl.ss for the great est improvement by the First National Bank, S5 to Guy Rankin. School Report. School report for term 1920~21: Tardies 999 520
 1919-20 1920-21
 Enrolment 524 511 Neither absent
 nor tardy 1516 1734
 Attendance 91 pc 95 pc
 Juanita Twyman lead all the pupils in scholarship with grade of 97 1-9 per cent. Reva Bishop was second with a grade of 96 S-9 per cent Marie Chewning and Juanita Twyman have neither been absent nor tardy for the past two years.
 HONOR ROLL HIGH SCHOOL
 Following is the honor roll for the Ashdown Public Schools, for the ninth month:
 Twelfth grade-Willie Bishop, grade leader; Milton Beck, Smith Garrett, Horace Hunter, Evelena Martin, Carol Davis,
 Eleventh grade. Mary Hooks, grade leader; Margaret Hemphill, Mary Hooks, Ursaline Ringgold, Edith Rhyme. Mary Poland, Louise Finley.
 Tenth grade. Reva Bishop. grade leader; Madge Collins, Mama Garrett, Berdie Mae Phillips, Christine Thomp- son. Fife Marr WestbrOok, Ada Vim berly, Lucille Young, Joe Burlingame, Jennings Russel.
 Ninth grade, Juliet Orton, grade leader. Mildred Johnson, Fay Kolb, Irene Pittman, Juliet Orton,, Henry etta Campbell, Matte Donham, Bettie Garrett.
 Eithth grade, Juanita Twyman grade leader: Elizabeth Briant, Julia Bass, Marie Chewning, Louise Jester Ethel Keener, Francis Perry, Eolia Phillips, Lorraine Rankin. Dot Vest brook, Mary York. Juanita Twyman Worth Burlingame, Irwin Joyner.
 Seventh grade, Will Denson, grade leader; Robert Lindsay, Doris Rumple Louise Sims, Mable Ware, Irma Bro- gan.
 Sixth grade, Maxine Finley, grade leader; Judith Briant, Marguerite Campbell, Letha Embrey, Maxine Fin. ley, Neva Gist, Margaret Leslie, Elsie Odell, Lera Shaw, Max Bishop, Louise Davis, Monroe Grounds, Earl Joyner, Bernard Joyner, Pat Keener, Phillip Martin, Hamilton Orton, Willie Puck att Claranca Twvmap