The Bourbon news., 1902-02-11

to the public to know something of the
experience and qualification of the teach |
ers of the city schools, Supt. Reubelt
submits the following report and requests
all the city papers to publish the same:
Primary Department.-AIiss Maggie
Davis has charge of the first-grade, which
numbers seventy people. Miss Davis is a
graduate of the city schools. She has re
ceived normal school training at Ken
tucky State College, and Indiana State
Normal. She has taught twelve years
the last five in our schools.
Miss Mamie Bowden, a graduate of
Miss Tipton's private school, is serving
her fifth year in the city schools, having
taught four years prior to coming here.
Miss Bowden has taken a course in
normal training at Terre Haute, Ind.
She has charge of the fifty-four pupils of
the second grade.I
Miss Margaret Croxton, a graduate of
the city schools, is in charge of the third
grade. She is serving her first year as
teacher in these schools. She has taught
altogether six years. She attended the
Kentucky State College one term. Her
grade numbers ffty-one.
Miss Mary Layton is graduate of our
city schools. She has had thirteen years
experience as a teacher-the last ten in
the city schools. She has charge of the
fourth grade, numbering fifty-four pupils.
Grammar Department. - Miss Jennie
Kenney is a graduate of Miss Tipton's
private school. She is serving her fourth
year as teacher in our schools. Prior to
her present work, she taught four years
in the country. The fifth grade, over
which she presides, numbers fifty-fve
pupils.
Miss Julia O'Brien has taught for sew
enteen years-ffteen in the city schools.
In point of service, she is the senior
teacher of the entire corps. She is a
graduate of the city schools, and presides
over the sixth grade, which numbers
forty-two pupils.
Mrs. F. B. Sutherland is a graduate of
Daughters College, Harrodsburg, KY.
She is serving her fourteenth year in our
schools, having taught one year prior to
beginning her work here. She is in
charge of the forty-two pupils of lhe
seventh grade.
Miss Ida c. Darsie is a graduate of
Bethany College, Bethany, Va. She has
taken post graduate course at Cincin-
natl University. She has had four years
experience as a teacher-the last two in
our schools. The eighth grade, over
which she presides, numbers twenty-four
pupils.
Miss Anna Fugate completed her edu-
cation at the Falmouth Normal, Fal-
mouth, KY. She holds a State certificate.
She has taught eleven years-the last
four i'll the Paris schools. Her present
position is that of assistant i'll High
School department.
Mr.. w. H. Lucas is a graduate of
Kentucky University. Prior to teaching
in the city schools, he had charge of the
Owenton schools one year. He is serv-
ing his third year in the High School de
partment of the city schools. The en-
rOllment of this department is thirty
nine.
Mrs. E. Buck is the only special teacher
employed by our school authorities. She
has had charge of the work of drawing in
all the grades for the past three years.
Supt A. o. Reubelt is a graduate,
classical course, of Indiana University, of
the class Of 1870. He has superintended
city schools in Indiana, Illinois and Ken
tucky for thirty-One years. He has had
charge of the Paris city schools for
nearly three years.
With irst-class public school and five
excellent private schools, the children of
Paris certainly have fine opportunity to
aCofiira n liberal aduCoffO,,