The Bourbon news., 1911-12-08
HONOR ROLL
OF Paris City School for f1Onth of
NOvember-TOtaI of l,O45 En-
rolled = White School, 699;
l0Iered School, 344.

To be able to make a good report is
always pleasure, and we have never
had more encouraging facts on which
to base monthly report of our most
excellent schools than we have for the
third month of the 1911-12 term.
The enrolment in the the white
making a total Of 1043. The average
585 and in the colored 289 or a total of
874, of these 464 were neither absent
nor tardy. The work being done by
the pupils is of high class. Especial
effort is being made, not so much to
put facts into the minds of the pupils,
as to teach them how to get facts from
books, periodicals, ETC., and the world
about them, and above all to teach them
to loveknowledge and to arouse in them
an ambition to do and be something
worth while" This, the greatest
thing that can be done for children, is
being done better than ever before in
our schools.
! Every department is successful and
the colored school seems to be taking
on new life and getting down to real
business under the management of the
ambitious and efficient Principal, F. M.
Wood. Two hundred and eight are on
the Honor Roll'' and almost as many
more missed it by a fraction only.
Abundance of fresh air cons nstantly
pouring into the rooms through the
hot radiators. the respect and kindness
shown the pupils by the teachers and
varie | and Interesting programs keep
the pupils happy in their work.
HONOR ROLL.
GRADE I-B.
Virginia Cahal, 90; Elizabeth Henry,
80; Margaret Hill. 92; Elizabeth Lilies
ton, 90; Thelma Payne, 81, Jennie
Roberts, 90; Hazel Shelton, 80; Eliza
beth Taylor, 80; Christine Thomas, 92;
Ruth Wheeler. 80; Katherine Wood
ward, 92, Leonard Fronk, 90; James
Harris, 80; Keller Larkin, 80; Eddie
Munich, 90.
GRADE Ia.
Thomas Hill, 80; Paul Thompson, 80;
Evans Heat, 90; Edward Patton, SO;
Florence Hedges, SO; Virginia Han
cock, 95; Ethel Day, 80; Mary Frances
Burns, 90; Mary Martin Adcock, SO;
Nannette Arkle, 81; Mary Feeback,
SO; Sallie Steagall, 81.
GRADE lib.
Emmaleen Kearns, 90; Frances Nc
Carly, 90; Henry Scott Clay, "a; Nancy
B. Wilson, 81; Charlie Padgett, 81;
Elizabeth johnson, 92; Ann Ruther-
ford Duncan. SO; Eva Chappell, SO;
Mary Masterson, 80.
GRADE liza.
Hazel Myers, SO; Herbert Myers, 92;
Elmer Burnett, 81; Isabelle Atlas 90;
Hilda Taylor. 80; Joseph Crawford, 80.
GRADE lib.
Herman Tully, 80; Virginia Dundon,
SO; Hazel Arnold, 80. Dorothy Harris,
80; John James, 81; William Forman,
80; James McClintock, 90; Virgil Mann,
80; Rankin Mastin, 95.
GRADE lila
Geraldine Herrin, 81; James Arm
! sparger, SO; julius Herrick, SO; Sidney
Linville, go; Verna Turpin, 92; Pearlie
Richie, %; Myrtle Day. 90; Virginia
Thompson, go; Collins Hall, 81; Ray
mond Stamler, 81; Harold Harp, 81;
Irene Culbertson, 80; Elizabeth Wheel
er, 90; Lola May EFilburn, 90: Robt.
Hall, 80; Elmer Newman, 30.
GRADE IV-B.
Elizabeth Snapp. 81; Lutte Grove,
go; Matte A. Wesselman, 90; Bessie
Lee Snapp, SO; Lena Snapp 80.
GRADE IVA.
Virginia Cook 96: Christine " cCord 81;
Helen Rippetoe, "a; Agnes Turner, "a;
Dorothy TingIe, SO; A. T. Rice, SO;
Oliver Mccormick, 92; Charlotte
Henry, 90; Clara Hartley, 80; Eunice
Clifford, SO; Bessie Clifford, 80.
GRADE V-B.
Herman Hennegan, 90, Samuel Mas
tin, "a; William Mcintyre, 80; James
Parker, 80.
GRADE VA.
Martha Settle, 96; Richard Sterling
81; Ida M. Anderson, so; Madge Taylor,
96; Lucille Goldman. 95; Ada Myers, SO;
Hattie Neal, 90; Ethel McCabe, 81;
Helen Cain, 80; Matte King, 81; Stan
ley Richard, 90; Preston Bales, 90;
Sara Traylor, 80; Doyle Day, 81.
GRADE VI-B
Edna Snapp, 81; Vernita Baldwin, 92.
John Brannon, 90; Elizabeth Clarke,
81; Fannie Heller, 95; Turney Clay, SO;
Eleanor Lytie, %; Blanche Chapman,
81; Harold Hufnagle, 81; Virginia Dot
son, 92; Stella Price, 81; John Clay, "a;
Elise Warden, 81; Leonard Tully, 90;
Harold Ewalt, 80; Thomas McClintock,
80; Annie Laurie WitherspOon, 90;
Maude Taylor, SO.
GRADE VIA.
Elizabeth Best, 95; Luther Bishop,
95; Emma Burley, SO; Bertha Chism,
irdo ntt