The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-02
High School Notes

nament Tor nlgn SCHOOLS OF the state,
will be held during the week of May
9th, at the University of Kentucky.
Last year about Is high schools took
part and much larger enrolment
is anticipated for this year. STAN
ford took very prominent part in
track events last year, ranking well
up in the list of the contestants and
having the individual champion of
the meet. Sam Embry, who receiv-
ed handsome gold plaque for the
above honor, also won three other
gold medals. This year the local
high school has bright prospects for
the track meet and also may be rep
resented in the musical and declam-
atory contests. The school is in re-
ceipt of an invitation to compete in
the lnterscholastic track meet to be
held at Centre College, in Danvile.
on April 9th. S. II. S. made a good
showing last season and should get
it's share of the honors this year.
A very handsome loving cup is the
booty, which the winners of the re-
lay race will be allowed to carry off
and this alone should arouse much
interest.
The Senior Glass will entertain the
high school tonight in the school au-
ditorium. 1t has been planned for
each class to take its turn at en-
tertaining with social. which will
afford some pleasing entertainments
for the students. The Board has
very willingly contributed toward
this form of enjoyment and the mem
bers of the school feel very grateful
| for their generosity.
Baseball officers have been chosen
and as soon as possible the players
will don their suits and practice for
the coming season.
Honor Roll.
First Grade-Marie Baumann. Lau-
IA James Craig, Bessie Clay Farris,
Martha Ann Fish, Herbert Cover,
! Cal Lynn Nevius. Freida Robinson,
Lillian Vongruenigan.
! Second Grade-Sam Bell, Winfrey
Duncan, Sadie Farmer, Frank Cog
gin, Nettie Cover, Marie Kennedy,
Southland, Adam Walker.
Third Grade-Clara Arnold, Char
lie Blankenship, Opheha Bailey, Be
atrice Camenisch, James Holman,
Lewis Mershon, Charles Masters,
Margaret Traylor, Dolly Walls.
Fourth Grade - Sabra Walker,
Mary Louis Woods, Halter Smith,
Eunce Peoples, Foster r. Phillips,
Welsh Peoples. Fife McClary. James
Mccormack, Katherine Murphy, An
nell Carson, Irene Livingston, Fred
Baumann.
Fifth Grade-Vada W1llin, James
PaXton. Matilda Bet, olga Calhen-
isch, Phillip Nevius, Dorothy Trib-
BILE, Mary L. Stone, Sadie X. Kin
caid. Rhoda Plummer.
Sixth Grade-Guy Wallin. Mary
Powell, Mabel Masters, Mary Dishon.
Seventh Grade-Lelia Cook Raney
Adelaide Proctor, Margaret Pettus,
Mary Frances Matheny, Frances
Fish, Isabelle Warren, Allene Gooch
Matte Belle Kincaid, Marjorie Bal
lou.
Eighth Grade-Henry Baughman,
James Baughman, Bertha Blanken-
ship, Leather Bowling, Sara Bright
Joanna Ballou, Emily Camenisch,
Lucille Carter, Marie Powell, Ola
Rankin, Alberta Sloan, Louise Wa
ters, Lucille Waters.
Parliamentary Frances CORN
nev, Nellie Davis. Mary Pettus, Ia
bitha Martin. Vie Gose Smith. James
Patterson Tanner, William Welburn,
Mary Hill Garman.
Sophomores - Hester Anderson,
Mary Bracket, Carrie Davis, Mary
Bell Lyons.
Junior - Mary Anderson, Mary
Bailey, Mary Beck, Elizabeth Car
ter. Annie V. Craig, Francis Embry,
Allie Russell Fish, Rachel Hill, Nan
cv X. Mckinney, Anrie Rogers Pow
ell, Clarence Singleton, Gene Wood,
Annette Wearen.
| Seniors-Henley Cash, Joe II. En-
brv, Matsy Grimes, Nellie Wilson
! Hill. Serena Young.
/ An account of the enrolment and
attendance of the High School has
been drawn up. More accurate ac-
counts are being kept each year now
and it is able to be known the aver
age number of hours spent by the
pupils in preparing their work and
many other things which were be-
i fore, impossible to know. The total
enrolment for the high school for
! September was 95, the average at
tendance, 89.5 and the percentage of
attendance based on the enrolment
was % 1913 and 90, respectively; for
November % $40 and 90; for De-
! cember S9:S2.2 and 90; for Janu-
airy 81 :Sl.6 and 90.