The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-12-27
Honor Roll Paris Schools.

As is usual, the approach of Christ
mas has drawn away few pupils. but
the attendance has been kept up quite
well this year. Only six new pupils
were enrolled during this month. The
total enrolment in the white school
479, colored 305, total 789. Evening
schools: white, 81, coloreG 35. maxi
ing $50 pupils enrolled in all the Public
Schools. The average daily attend
ancei 646. The interest is good and
excellent work is being done. Pupils
are daily reminded that the school
room is place of business and every.
one is supposed to be worker. Our
standard of marking is high and we
feel certain that it is impartial.
DECEMBER HONOR ROLL.
GRADE I.-Margaret Ratliff 90.
Eunice Strother 80. Mary Fitzgerald
81, David Parsons 90.
GRADE III, Bethel Buchanan
80. Nora Fitzgerald ga, Ruby Elder %,
Walter Beatty 90. Edward Fitzgerald
80, Maud Wood 81, Frank Trisler 81.
GRADE II, A Fannie Heller "a,
Mary Strother SO, John c. Clay 90.
Elsie Warden go, Mabel Galloway 81,
Turney Clay 80, Lucille Hall 90, Edna
Snapp go, James Spradling so.
GRADE III Mabel Templin 80, John
Talbot Redmon 90, Bertha Chism 80,
Edith BObbitt 81, Russell Strother 90,
Gertrude Lusk 90, Elmer B. Allen 90,
Nora Medlin SO, Gladys Snapp SO, Hat
tie Hughes "a.
GRADE IV.-Irene Veatch 90, Eliza
beth Watts 90, Julia Fronk 81, Helen
Stivers so.
GRADE VI.-Eli Friedman 81, Chas.
Dickerson 80, Louis Shanker 90.
GRADE ", A.-Maggle Hughes 81,
Elizabeth Brown 81. Elizabeth Kenney
81, Ollie FAINT Adams 81, Iona McCord
80, Edith Mellinger 90, VelIa Mastin
80, Elizabeth Hedges 90, Earl futile go,
Willie Mastin 81, Henry Erion go,
Thomas Ashbrook 90, Willie Wagner
80, Marion Douglas 80, Stanley Price
90.
GRADE V, Bertha Buchanan
go, Clarence Buchanan 90, Maud Nc
FarIand go, Elizabeth Pendleton 81,
Lima Grove 81, Ethel Medlen go. John
Fitzgerald go, Margaret Allison 90.
GRADE V, A-Dennis Snapp 95.
Grace McCord "a, Gertrude Slicer "a,
Marguerite Douglas SO, Ellen Henry
90. Finneil Galloway 90. Landy Waits
81, Helen Curtis 80, Jerome Chapman
go, Cordelia Oder 81, Alease Heller 81,
Wilfred Allen 90, Emmett Curtis 90.
GRADE VI.-Liily Hoffman "a,
Ruth Chambers SO, Ida Mae Erion 90.
Edward Mayll IS, Lena McDuffee SO,
Aline Rose 80, Harmon Stitt SO, Sal
lie Adams go, Hazel Duvall 90, Flor
ence Paynter 90, Matilda James 81,
Elmer Thompson 81, Sello Wollstein 81.
GRADE VII.-Lucile Swearingen 90,
Blair Warden 90. Goldie SaEoshin 81,
Peal Cox 80, Nellie Humans 90, Bru-
nette fArnold 90, Lena Thompson SO,
Clara Collins SO, Olive Taul "a, John
Adams "a, Clara Chambers So, Duke
Brown 95, G.. c. Thompson 95, Clara
Beets So, Elsie Heller 81.
HIGH SCHOOL.
GRADE XI.-Claire Brannon 81,
Hazel Cottingham SO, Elizabeth
Crutcher 50, Madaline Huddleston 95,
Minnie Shy "a, Willie T. Summers 81,
Fairie Templin SO.
0RADE A.-Je SSe Kennedy N9U,
Richard Clark so, Ellis Hayden SO,
Francis Hancock SO, Lillian Dejarnett
95, Margaret Grinnan "a, Birdie Wool
stein 95, Essie Saioshin 90.
GRADE IX.-Martha Mattox 80,
Allen Ashhrook 81, Sam Atlas 81,
James Mcclure 81. Chas. Adair 80.
GRADE VIII-Freida Heller 81,
Mary M. Clay "a, Irene Lehman 90,
Norvin K. Dickerson 95, Helen Desha
95. John Price 96, Margaret Buchanan
SO. Manerva Rice 80, Marie D. Talbot
95. Mamie Stivers 81. Hazel Woolstein
90.
This is large list of honor pupils,
there being 123 names, yet many pu-
pills whose names are'not in the above
list made the required grade, but on
account of being tardy, or some other
act derogatory to their departments,
they were denied the honor of having
their names in this excellent list.
Again permit us to state, that many
other good students missed the requir-
ed grade only a per cent or two. The
three pupils receiving the highest
marks are Hazel Cottingham, Frances
Hancock and Margaret Buchanan, SO
each.
School reconvenes on January 2,
1908. Respectfully,