The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-02
Silver SLICE CAKES
Are sold BY all the leading
grousrs. Include one In
your next order. They are
delicious.
BREAD Blue BIRD F.!
Is a winner, and II your gro.
Ger does not handle this
article, OaII some up.to.dats
store; he will I'LL the order.
ELLSWORTH CABLsH,
listhhuting Lpsnt for Cincinnati bakjnp Co.
Distributing Agent for Cincinnati Baking Co

1
Lynn Orr, Bell Hall Strobe, Haze
Girvin.
Eighth Grade-Frank Boughton, Ce-
ell Brubaker, Roger Capllnger, Will
liam Cochran, James Farrow, Gordon
Simons, David Wood, May Muse, Eliz-
ateth Orr, Juanita Richardson, Julia
Shea, Evelyn Taulbee, Lide Chenault
Dolly Ford, Minnie GIoninger, Eliza
beth Stewart, Mitchell Matthews.
Freshman-Georgia Carrigan, Nan
Chenault, Mary Downing, Anne
Farnsworth, Eloise Houston, Abbie
Shea, Georgia Simons.
Sophomore - Gus Cooper, Allen
Huber, Georgia Ireland, Jennie Roe
Thelma Stahl.
Junior-Elizabeth Allen, Elizabeth
Calvert, Mary o. Keith. Esculaine
,Traxel, John Walker
Senior-Blanche Anderson, Edward
Barbour, Roland Birmingham, Frank
Browning, Maud Ella Brubaker,
Georgia Hicks, Frances Marsh,
Charles Snapp, Eleanor Wood.
The schools have started off nicely,
and students are, for the most part,
taking school life seriously. The hon
or roll printed below includes the
Lanes of those students, who have
met the four following requirements
First, full attendance; second, not
,Grdy; third, department average 80;
fourth, grades made on their exami-
nation at the end of the month aver
aging 80. Parents should remember
that the grade on the grade card is a
component Of the two grades, daily
class grade and monthly examination
grade. We are giving out the report
cards to all the pupils of the city
Monday, October /. These report
cards will be sent home on Monday
the first day Of each month, giving
the standing of the student for the
Feeding month You, as parents
are urged to examine the report care
fully before signing it. Please do not
delegate the authority of signing re-
ports to the children.
During this month we have put in
the Systematic Saving-The System
Bank Way" We want the co-opera-
ton and encouragement Of the par
ents in this matter as we feel that
this lesson of thrift is as important
as any lesson the school Is trying to
teach. There is nothing said in any
of the rooms indicating the bank, as
that is left entirely to the parent. We
therefore respectfully urge the par
ent to always instruct the child in
making its deposit in the bank of his
choice. All four of the banks have
| NViy 6chclouoiy pau III thC ouppiSo
and are cooperating in every way
with the schools in trying to incul-
cate habits of saving and thrift. In
cur monthly report of October, we
are going to give an itemized account
, of the number of Savers" and DE
pGsitors" Of each room in the city.
We want the parents to understand
that this money will not be solicited
from the pupils for any red cross do
nation or anything else. 1t is a regu-
lar bank account that we are trying
to encourage children to establish,
which they are to use as the par
ents advise and not according to the
advice Of the school. While We are
attempting TO teach patriotism in the
schools every day and IL children are
| lead through their patriotic ideas to
use their money in that way, that is
another question.
W. J. CAPLINGER, Supt.