The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-28
NORMAL LISTS 62
 IN SENIOR CLASS
ATTENDANCE YET CLIMBS
Senior Class Exclusive of Students to Receove Certificates-List
 of New Students.

Arkansas State Normal School at the close of it's present session will graduate a class of 62 students, not including those who will receive cer- tificates in rural teacher training. Commencement exercises will be held from June 8 to II, concluding the schools most successful session in the 13 years it has served the public schools of Arkansas as the training 1 place for their teachers.
 With the opening of the spring term, the net enrolment for the year has climbed to 406 pupils, while the number actually in attendance is the highest the school has recorded at any one time New students enroll ing for the spring represent 33 of the | 75 counties in Arkansas, a fact noted ! by authorities of the school as show ing that it serves practically the en- 1 tire state. An optimistic outlook is also seen for the summer session. It was said that virtually all of the present student body, except the l senior class, will remain for the sum- term. There is every indication that the enrolment will pass the credit able record set last summer, the best the school has had
 Holders of rural teachers certif- cates will not be determined until commencement week. This course is offered supplementary to the regular licentiate of instruction degree. At an early date two years will be added to the course of instruction and the bachelor of arts in education degree will be conferred upon those who complete the four year course. The senior class as at present composed. includes the following members: Licentiate of Instruction-Nettie Williams, Lockesburg; Alan Dunaway, Conway; Vivian Stone, Stephens; Myra Watson, Prescott; Myrtice Pledger, Fordyce; Margaret Tender son, 1mboden; Vena Gray, Conway; Nora Webb, Marvell; Freda Salyers, Mena; Julia Wylie, Carthage; Naomi Jones, Pottsville; Virginia Clark, Nor rilton; Lois Van Deusen, Conway; Mearle Moore, Blaine; Alma Tender son, Conway; Juanita White, Conway, Ruth White, Conway; Rubye White, Conway; lola Nesbitt, Blevins; Lin wood Sims, Morrilton; Ruth Miller, Bentonville; Lela Oates, Morrilton; Annie Cook, Poplar Grove; Ruth Bradford, Cabot; Louise Taylor, Con- way; Truman W. Adcock, Conway; Harley O. Weatherly, Guy; Louis Dunaway, Conway; Clarence McGinn, Harrison; Samuel A. Summerland, Conway; Floyd N. Powell, Vilonia; Julius Scott, Vilonia; Celeste Tillman, Roe; Gwendolyn Slaton, Lockesburg; Ruth James, Van Buren; Clara James Van Buren; Eugene H. Allison, Con- way; Jesse McCollum, Conway; Troy Hill, Conway; Lulu Hellums, Grady; Lucille Bangs, Bonneville; Audrey Clark, Conway; Lois Blair, Conway; W. E. Castleberry, Conway; Tennie Gardner, Lambert; Ema Clair Hairs ton, Conway; Loma Bales, Mena; Gertha Hayes, Morrilton; Mamie Frank Hendrickson, Mt Vernon; Elf fife Paulk, Fouke; Charley Crowley, Ozark; Lillian Lynch, Luxora; Floy Owen, Conway, and N. M. Hamilton, Delight
 Home Economics-O Cheek. Atkins; Carolyn Dean, Camden; Ella Dean, Camden; Irene Mann, Spark man; Wineburn Vineyard, Popular Grove; Laura Goode, Blytheville; Marie Workman, Gentry; Lillian 1 Tyson, Buena Vista.
 SiXty-seven new students repre- senting 33 counties of Arkansas, were | enrolled the first week of the spring term at the State Normal School ac- cording to a compilation made by H. L. McAlister. The new students en- rolled during the week are as follows:
 Benton County-Blanche Gillespie Rogers, and Maude Riley, Decatur Clark-Marion A. Sloan and Sutah Sloan, Okolona; Burley Gibbs, Holly wood, and Frances Renter, Gurdon Cleburne-Hattie Anderson, Heber Springs. Calhoun-Wiliam L. Cot trell. Tinsman; Floy Furr, Locust Bayou, and W. B. Benson, Woodbury Columbia-Margaret Glass, Waldo. Garland-Elmer Tackett, Melton, and Coyle Henderson, Hot Springs Cleve- land-Ollie Galloway Rison. Grant Gus A. McMillan, and Corral F. West, Sheridan; Lillian Brashers, Myrtle Deer and Floy Brashers, Leola, and Clarence Hope, Prattsville. Hemp tead- Clyde Fuller, Hope. Hot Springs Hubbard, DeRoche, and Irene Webb, Malvern. Independ- ence-Mearle Ration, Newark. Izard Nora Evans and Lou Evans, Mt. Pleasant, and C. A. Caldwell, Oxford. Lafayette-Mulqueen Martin, Buck ner. Lonoke-Mary Thweat, Watten- haw, and Ruby and Lena Jones, Lon