The Monroe journal., 1922-11-03

One hundred and twenty-five pu-
pills Of the Monroe graded school made
/ the honor roll for the month of 0cto-
ber. This i an excellent record IN
view of the high qualifications set
forth in the following statement from
Mr.. 5. G. Hawield, the super,n.end-
ent:
ITO get on the honor roll there are
certain definite things that are re-
ouired for each pupil. In the first
place il is required that a pupil av-
erage 30 on his work including every
subject taken by the pupil. This
makes il possible for the pupil who
finds any one subject difficult can b.
making good grades in the other
work bring t.S avefage up TO the
REQUIRED per cent. In the second
place no pupil is eligible for the hon
or roll who Is either tardy for one
/ time during the month or is absent.
In the last place the conduct must be
l at least ninety. Often pupils make
/ the required per cent on their work,
/ but fail to get on the honor roll be-
cause the conduct is not as good as
any pupils ought 20 be. Good or bad
I conduct is an abstract quality ex-
7 isting in the mind Of the teachers
For one teacher one degree of per-
fection may vary much below what
Z il would in another teachers mind,
I depending uOon knowledge the teach
I er has Of the individual proclivities OF
\ the child and also upon her knowl-
I edge Of other definite standards of
measuring conduct. II is likewise the
! case with grades where a paper IN
/ history fer one teacher who Is pro-
ficient in history may be graded low,
+ whereas the next teacher may grade
the parer high.
III has been thought best to make
1 the standards for the honor roll high,
so that one getting on may feel It
i distinction and feel the thrill that
comes from the consciousness that
one has done the work well. True it
I is that not as many get on the honor
! roll as should. but when the standards
are considered, it makes the matter
different. Also it should be borne IN,
mind that the children of the lower
first grade are not put on the honor
roll at all.
Those making the honor roll are:
Higher first-Lotte Bell Long. Bill
lie Threatt. Gus Horton, Jr., Chat
tie May Snyie-, Billy Lee and George
/ Ayscue.
4 Lower second (grade Bl-Ruby
! Threatt, Isabelle McLemoie. Cecd
| c .enshaw. and Billy Mae Sutherland.
Lower second (grade A)-Donald
1 Coan, Waller Crowell, Francis Fair
ley, Carroll Medlin, Pauline Baker,
Jo Neal Caldwell, Alice Kate Morris,
and Marge McRorie.
Higher second-Charlotte Smith,
Edgar Robinson. Joe Presson, and
Ruth Hum cutt.
Lower third - Charlotte Brown,
Bessie Crowell. Mary Freeman, Will
son Griffin. Margaret Gaddy, Gustave
Henderson, Margaret Love, Carrie
Morgan, Herman Snyder, Joe Scales,
Francis T;cknor, and Emma Lee
Simpson,
Higher Edward Faulkner,
Laura Fowler. Virginia Graveley, Ce-
celia Fox, Lillian Lockhart, Louise
Roberts, Nora Spoon, and Christine
Walters.
Lower fourth-Katherine Carroll,
Johnnie Louise Laney, Margaret
Threat. Calhoun Pruitt, Phillip Sew
ell. Worth Winchester, and Dick Lee.
Higher fourth-Helen Cunningham,
Ruth Davis. Mabel Hinson, Charlotte
Houston Sarah Horton, Louise Mid
Gle.on, Lorraine Stack, Martha Wager
and Heath HOWE
Lower Elizabeth Cody. Sarah
Ticl;nor Lillian Warren, ,Adeline Fow-
Ter, Lena McLemore, Margaret Simp-
! son and Phillip Weaver.
Higher fifth - Margaret English,
Sarah Faulkner, katherine Lee. Nath-
leen Mangum, Billie Parks Smith
Marian Simpson, Bernice Coan, Jane
A. Skies. Rachael Hudson, James Ash
] craft Charles Roberts, Margaret Nc
] Corkle. and Julia McLendon.
Sixth (grade A)-Mary Myers
J Faulkner, Francis Green. Freda Nc
Rorie, Ruby Snyder, Laura Stewart
, Margaret Wager and Elizabeth Cald-
well.
Sixth (grade Binary Lee Por.
J ter. Florela Carroll, Carl Dulin, and
Paul Skies.
Lower seventh-Mary Steele Nor.
: wood, Lena May Hill, John b. Ash.
craft, and Harry Lee.
Higher seventh-Alda Farley, Ru-
by Lemmond, Laura MeCorkle. Frau
line Rape, Anna Mae Redfearn, Mar
garet Redwine, Chattie Stack, Fran.
els Houston. Robert Neal. Mhuric,
Redfern, Alex Saleeby, and Johr
Stewart.
Eighth ((grade A-Nellie Austin
Henry Aust n. Kirby Crenshaw, Ma
ry Mary Frances Lemmond, anC
~ Ina Williams.
nth &C section) Christine Blake
ney, Winnie Bayles, jamie Weaver
and Claudia Brown.
Ninth (B section)--Virginia Blake
ney, Anna Louise Caldwell, Mary f
Faust, Max CIR fin, Katie Gravely
Virginia Neal, and Louie Skies.
Ninth "a section) Cadieu
Evelyn Snyder, and Heath Davis.
Tenth (B sestion)-Sarah Ashcraft
Mary W. Stewart, Billie Stewart, Ce
leste Armfield, Tom Young, Margare
. y. Skies, Ed Roe Houston, Charlie!
Weaver, Louise Anderson and Kath
crime Redfern.
Martha Adams.
North Monroe: First Grade-Ev
elyn Griffin, Roderick Harrington
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