The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-28
Honor Roll Paris City School.

When all statistics were gathered it
was found that few new pupils were
enrolled, making a total enrolment of
929. The attendance, too, was good,
| the general average being 637.
At the request of Profs. Gentry and
Baker, the colored night school was
! suspended at the close of this month,
because of small attendance. The at
tendance at the white night school is
fair, when all the circumstances are
considered. The average was 10. The
schools, as whole, are prosperous, the
interest Is good and many OF the pupils
are doing excellent work, indeed. We
take pleasure in presenting q large
honor roll, Many have missed this place
of honor by only a fraction; others were
tardy only once and lost the honor, and
the low department of a few barred
them.
ROLL OF HONOR HIGH School.
No. 11-Minnie Shy 80, Hazel Cot
tingham 81, Claire Brannon 90, Mary
Brannon 80, Faerie Templin go.
No. 10-Lillian DeJarnett 80, Sallie
Grimes SO, Margaret Goriman SO, EsSie
Saloshin SO, Edith Stivers 81, Birdie
Wollstein 80, Frances Hancock So,
Richard Clark "a, Ellis Hayden SO.
No. 9-Nell Crutcher 81, Martha Mat
tox "a, Charles Adair 81, Sam Atlas 90,
Gilbert Lytle 90, Amanda Humans 80.
No. S-Margaret Buchanan 80, Freida
Heller SO, Helen Desha 81, Mary M.
Clay 80, Mamie Stivers SO, Manerva
Rice go, Marie Talbot "a, Hazel Wolf
stein "a, William Chisholm 80, Norrin
Dickerson 81, John Price 81, John K.
Vansant 81
Grade VII-Olive Taul 80, Duke Brown
90, Nellie Humans 90, Clara Beets "a,
G. G. Thompson "a, Lena Thompson 81,
Clara Collins 80, Clara Chambers 80,
Brunette Arnold 96, Elsie Heller 81.
] Grade A-VI-Aline Rose 81, Ida Mae
Erion 96, Edward Myall SO, Florence
Paynter 80, Sello Wollstein %, Lille
Hoffman ga, Matilda James "a, Elmer
Thompson 81, Fred Crouch go, Wayne
Cottingham 90, Ruth Chambers 80,
Frank DeJarnett 80, Hazel Duvall 90,
Sarah Meglone 81, Gertie Turpin 90.
Grade V-Grace McCord "a, Marga-
rite Douglas 81, Gertrude Sicer 81,
Ellen Henry 90, Anna Current 90, Ian
dy Watts 81, Mary Cavanaugh 81, En-
NETT Curtis 80, Dennis Snapp 80, Cor
della Oder so, Laurence Hill 80, Jerome
Chapman so, Alease Heller 80.
Grade B-IV- Elizabeth Watts 81, Ju-
liza Frank 80.
! Grade R-YI-Ei Friedman 81, Louis
Shanker 90.
Grade A-1V Maggie Hughes 95, Ma.
rion Douglas 90, Earl futile IS, Edith
Mellinger 90, Elizabeth Brown 81, Stan
ley Price 81, Willie Wagner 81, Julian
James 81, Elizabeth Kenney 80, Thomas
Parker 80.
Grade B-V-Mary Brown 81, Bertha
Buchanan 81, Lima Grove 90.
Grade B-II-Ruby Elder 81, Azure
Campbell 81, Martin O'Neill 80, Ethe
Buchanan 81, Salie Grove 81.
Third Grade-John Talbot RedmoT
81, Hattie Hughes 81, Ethel Campbell
81, Edith Robbitt SO, Gertrude Lusk SO
Elizabeth Galbraith SO, Mabel TempGr
go, Fithian Ankle 80, Clifford Arnspar
ger 81, Matte Ecklar 81, Russell
Strother 81, Sterling Short 80, Berth;
Chism go, Fithian Rye SO, Madison
SmOot 80, Walker Moore go.
Grade A-II-Fannie Hitler SO, Elise
Warden 80, Hester Watts "a, Jane:
Spalding "a, Turney Clay SO, Mary A
Strother 90, Edna Snapp 81, Ada Myer:
80, Nettie Dykes 90, Elizabeth Clarke
80, Russell Roberts 80, Mary Lucille
Hall 80, Marie Cheatham 80.
Grade Eleanor Little 81, Blanche
Chapman 81, Margaret Ratliff "a, Erms
Arkle 80, Mary Fitzgerald 81, Eunice
Srother 80, J. w. Hayden GO, Teddy
Templin SO, Edward Sparkes 80, VIII
liam McIntire 81, Cornelius James 81
Charles Clarke so.
NIGHT SCHOOL. Maud Fitzpatrick 81
Claud Grove 81, w. 0. Fuller 81, z. L.
Snapp 81, Grace Grove 81.
We desire to congratulate the Ninth
grade on the great improvement made
this month.
The leadership is shared this month
among four girls: Birdie Wollstein anC
Margaret Goriman, Tenth grade, anC
Margaret Buchanan and Freida Heller
Eighth grade.