The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-05-02
High School News

ne OdSeDdu team from the SraOeS
are having a little fluff tuck" this
season, having played three games
and won only one. They were de-
feated first by Hustonville and then
they were victorious over Danville.
The last game was played at Lancas-
ter which proved disastrous to them
In ten to nine contest. These games
show much material and bright pros
poets are seen from several players.
The battery for Stanford Saturday
was Ballou twirler and Hill, back
stop. Ballou shovel much "stuff"
but retired from the game in the
seventh in order that their other
pitcher, Dudderar might have little
practice.
Stith Noe sprained his ankle in the
game Monday and it proved very
painful. Although he is limping
rather badly at the present it is hop
ed that he will soon be all right.
In the track meet held at Danville
Friday, Stanford High School land
ed third place in number of points.
There were not many representatives
from here but those who did take
part showed much class. AS usual the
Embry brothers, Sam and Joe T.,
distinguished themselves while the
other members of the team, Noe,
Tucker and Perkins did remarkably
well.
In the Richmond game John Cash,
1.-The all star player" had the misfor-
tune to get an ugly cash cut in his
leg from one of the opponents
spikes. He gamely played on, how
ever, until his team mates saw how
badly he was hurt and made him re-
tire from the game. A doctor was
summoned and several stitches had
to be taken.
Friday afternoon an exhibition was
held in the sewing department and
several patrons were out. After
thoroughly inspecting some of the
fine works of the girls they were
very gracefully served with refresh
ments by the Freshman girls.
Prof. McHenry Rhoads, of Lexing-
ton, who is at the head of the De-
partment of Secondary Education
made the school a visit Monday and
gave a very interesting talk during
the chapel period.
April Honor Roll
First Grade-Sam Bell, Delbert
Crawford, Winifred Duncan, Sadie
Farmer, Marie Kennedy, Lucille Man
ming, Marie Padgett, Bonnie Rankin,
Richard Southland, Joe Turpin, Adam
Walker and E. P. Woods
Second Grade-Joe Bracket, Eel
la Barnett, Josephine Belden, John
Baughman, Beatrice Camenisch, Luz
Gle Dunn, Charley Blankenship,
James Holman, Alfred Willis, Della
Mitchell and Geneva Oaks.
Third Grade-Allen Anderson, Eu-
la Bowers, Fred Bauman. Annelle
Carson, Louise Huffman, Irene Liv-
ingston, Effie McClary, James Nc
Cormack, Eunice Peoples, Welch
Peoples, Foster Reid Phillips. Eliza
beth SpOonomore, Rowan Saufley,
Jr., Halter Smith. Leona Traylor,
Sabra K. Walker and Thelma Walls.
Fourth Grade-Emma Bracket.
Jennie Barnett, Matilda Bell. Olga
Camenisch, RhOda Plumn,er, Adam
Pence, Susie Rankin, Dorothy Trib-
BILE, William Traylor and Lucille Wal
ker.
Fifth Grade-Lee Davis Fisher,
Guy Wallin, Mabel Masters, Nellie
Mitchell and Mary Gilbert Powell.
Sixth Grade-Allene Gooch. lisa
bella Warren, Leila Cook Raney.
Adelaide Proctor, Margaret Pettus,
Mary Frances Matheny, Matte Belle
Kincaid, Frances Fish. Katherine
Brady and Marjorie Ballou.
Seventh Grade-Bertha BlaGken-
ship, Henry Baughman, Lucille Wa
tiers, Louise Waters, Sara Bright,
Guy Smith and Lucille Carter.
Eighth Grade-Mary Hill Garman,
Fannie McCarley, Frances Corminey,
Sophie Saunders, Margaret Shanks,
Vie Gose Smith, Sadie Wearen, Joe
Grimes, James Bailey, Patterson
Tanner, George Fleece Earris and
Earl Spoonamore.
Freshman-Hester Anderson, Earl
Baughman, Mary Bracket, Sam
Craig, Carrie Davis, Ruby Hilton and
May Belle Lyon.
Sophomore-Elizabeth Carter, An
ME V. Craig, Allie R. Fish, Clarence
Singleton and Gene Wood.
Junior-Joe T. Embry, Matsy
Grimes, Nellie w. Hill, Ferdinand
Matheny and Serena Young.
Senior-Bessie Bracket, Lucille
Dudderar, Gertrude Gaines, Shirley
Cover, Jesse Hooker, Maggie Rankin
and Lucy Wilmot.
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