The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-04-28
CITY SCHOOL NOTES.
COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCE
MENTS.

MENTS.
Our Commencement exercises will
begin Wednesday evening, May 10th,
with a recital given by the music and
expression pupils of Mrs. Joyner and
Miss Spellings. We are justly proud
of the work of these two departments
of our school. Besides the benefit de-
rived by the individual pupils, their
work has contributed much to the
progress of the school as a whole.
On Thursday evening, May 18th,
musical comedy, "Miss Cherry
Blossom" will be presented for the
benefit of the Parent Teachers As
ISOLATION. This bids fair to be one
of the best entertainments ever put on
in our town. 1t combines the beauty
and the musical talent of Lexington
land we have an unsual amount of
BOTH in a most interesting way.
There are thirty characters in the
play, among whom are Miss Eliza
beth Spellings, Henry Barry, Mrs.
John A. Mccall, Jim Phillips, Hall
Frazier, Hersie Davis, John w. Potts,
Samie Pearson, Sam Jones, Miss Eu-
la Moffitt. We merely mention these
names. We feel sure will satisfy
your minds as to the success of the
play.
On Friday evening, May 18th, the
City School graduating exercises will
take place. At this time nineteen of
our boys and girls will receive d.
plomas and will also, after the class
address, give Longfellow's poem eli
awatha," dramatized.
The Parent Teachers Association
will meet Thursday afternoon, May
4th. This will be the last meeting of
the school year and every member is
urged to be present. The Chairman Of
each committee will give a summary
of the work done by her committee
during the year and officers for the
next year will be elected. When the
members of the Association realize
what has been accomplished during
the last nine months, we feel sure they
will be proud of the organization and
be inspired to do even greater things
next year. May we have full atten-
dance.
LEADERS FOR EIGHTH MONTH.
First Grade.
A Class-Edward Horn, Guy Nc
Collum.
B Class-W William Arnold, Aline Be-
lew, Larry Franklin, Lucille johnson,
Carl. Joyner, Robert Summers, Mary
Lee Turner.
I Second Grade.
Sam Barnett, Jr., Dolpheus John
son, Willie Mae Drake, Robbie Hart,
Sarah Louise Webb, Hazel Wallace,
Lounell Maxwell, Mable Conger,
John M. Douglass, Edward Rhodes.
| Third Grade.
| Rank dick Donald Ayers,
Charles Armstrong, Woodrow Butler,
Raymond Ellington, Ralph Page,
Paul Summers.
Rank II.-Dick Logan, Mary AL
line Lacy, Cora Melton, Aliene La
ley, Cora Melton, Evelyn Threadgill,
Josephene Austin.
| hsoiih AAt'-iiCHly mdAWtli.
Fourth Grade.
Rank I.-Trula Franklin, Edith Da-
Wis, Lily Mckay Ball, John Murray
Hail.
Rank Thames NOEL, Mary Eliza
beth Taylor.
Rank III.-Melvin Fuller.
Fifth Grade.
Spelling-Mary Totty, Mary Sue
Golf, Rubena Starks, Virginia Lee
Page, Elizabeth Morris, Mable Mid
dleton, Pearl Melton, Henry B. Dav-
export.
Reading-Mary Totty, Mary Sue
Golf, Pearl Melton, Flossie Ball.
| Drawing-Girtha Petty.
Authenticated Johnson, Ed
ward Oakley.
Writing-Girtha Petty, Mary Sue
Golf, Pearl Melton, Ruth Threadgill.
English-Mary Sue Golf, Pearl
Melton, Virginia Lee Page, Henry B.
Davenport.
Geography-Pearl Melton, Athol
johnson.
History-Mary Sue Golf, Pearl
Melton.
Sixth Grade.
Spelling-Russell Britt, Hermenia
Hancock, Vaughn Mcdaniel.
| Writing-Mary Sue Ballard, Her
menia Hancock, Louise Teer.
English-John Howard, Thompsie
Knowles, Rexie Roby.
| Geography-Mame Brooks, Russell
Britt, Vaughn Mcdaniel, Haudie
Rhodes.
Physiology-Russell Britt, Mamie
Brooks, Mary Sue Ballard, Evelyn
Noel.
Drawing-Mary Sue Ballard, Rexie
Roby, Louise Teer, Kathleen Wolfe.
Administration d. Howard. Rus
sell Britt, Mamie Brooks, Louise
Roach.
Seventh Grade.
Administration Watson Jones, R.
Wright, Mason Conger, Louise Oak
ley, Edith White.
History-Ivie Holland, Ray Wright.
CODY Threadgill.
/ Physiology-Cornelia Huntsman.
lvie Holland, Steve Golf, Shade Pear.
son.
Drawing-Coby Threadwill. Elton
Threadgill, Edith White, John Watson