The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-10-11
SeItemler Roll OF honor Paris
City Schools.
To the Honorable Board of Education,
Gentlaman.-

To the Honorable Board of Education.
Gentlemen
We feel as if everything in connec
ton with the city schools is starting
off well. The enrolment is larger this
year than it ever was the first month
of the term. Last year during Sep
TENDER 563 were enrolled in the white
school and 2S5 in the colored school.
This year $50 were enrolled in the white
school and 313 in the colored school.
The chief increase is in the High School
department, where 81 young men and
women are doing most excellent work.
and compelling all who are interested in
them to feel proud of them. The av-
erage attendance this month is SIG.
being four less than the Septe mber at
tendance of last year. This is clearly
due TO the great number that attended
the fair during the first week of school.
The five new teachers seem to under
stand their business we'll and there can
be but little doubt that each of them
will make good. % Excellent work
has been done during the past three
weeks and quite a few have secured
place on the honor roll. Beginning
next week, chapel exercises will begin
promptly at 1918 instead Of 1880, CIV
ing visitors more time to get home and
prepare for dinner Ali patrons and
friends are cordially invited to attend
these exercises The teachers
always prepare their pupils to give
something entertaining and the High
School Band and Orchestra never fail
to render good music.
We take pleasure in speaking of the
splendid school spirit" that prevails
IN every department. One of the new
teachers observed this and was heard
to remark that it was the finest school
spirit ever seen. Our system of ath-
letics and kind and consderate treat
ment of pupils by teachers, together
with the pleasant surroundings have
created this wholesome condition. 1t
is all splendid. Indeed, it would be
difficult to create a more wholesome
environment for the proper develop
ment of children than you now have IN
your city schools. The new principal
of the colored school gives every prom
Use of being the fright man in the right
place."
The honor roll for September fol-
lows:
SENIOR CLASS.
Freda Heller "a, Helen Desha 80.
Margaret Buchanan "a, John Price "a,
Winn Lisle go, Lillian Hough 80.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Elsa Heller 81, Maude Fitzpatrick 80,
Clara Chambers 90, Duke Brown SO,
Earl Dickerson SO, Clara Collins 92, G.
G. Thompson 81.
I'D LrOIIMANT CT AGO
Wayne Cottingham 81, Eli Friedman
96, Edward Myall SO, Jake Saloshin 80,
Edna Keller 81, Hazel Duvall go, Ra-
eel IngelS 80.
GRADE VIII.
Luther Mcintyre 80, Alease Heller
IL, Gertrude Slicer sc, Robt. Lusk 81,
Grace McCord 95, Patsy Clark 90, Mar
guerite Douglass SO, Lima Grove 90,
Tom Kearns 81, Katherine Kenney go.
Ellen Henry SO, DennisSnapp91, Edward
McShane 80, Christine Bramblette 92,
Robt. Mitchell, 80, Helen Curtis SO.
GRADE VII.
Edith Mellinger 90, Catharine Pat
lick 81, Marion Douglass 90, Landen
Femplin 81. Barnett Winters 80.
GRADE VIA.
Mary Kearns 80, Elizabeth Hall 81,
Mary Bratton go, Pearl Brown 90,
Edith Bobbitt "a, Gertrude Lusk "a,
Bessie Oneal "a, Hattie Hughes SO,
Robert Hughes 80, Kennie Kiser 90,
Claudio Ballard 81, Owen Orr "a, John
{. Redmon 81.
GRADE VI-B.
Arthur Anderson 81, Jacob Margolen
Il.
GRADE V.
Luther Bishop SO. Ralph Huffman 81,
Amy Rearden 80, Nora Hartley 81.
GRADE VA.
Sallie Grove 90, Fannie Heller SO,
Evelyn Friedman 90, Maude Taylor 90,
John Clay 81, Clyde Richards 81, Tur- .
ney Clay 80, Sarah Power so, Thomas
McClintock 80, Harold Hufnagel 80,
Edith Harper 80, Elizabeth Best go,
elizabeth Clark 80, Emma Lewis Bur-
ey 81, Clifton Arnsparger 80.
GRADE A-IV.
Grace Snapp 80, Preston Bales 80.
GRADE Bill.
Frank Short a.
GRADE IVA.
Samuel Mastin 81, Mary Allen Par
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