Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1919-12-04
HONOR ROLL OF 0wINesVILLE
SCHOOLS FOR NOVEMBER
HIGH SCHOOL


TWELFTH GRADE: Nettie Arnold
90, Katherine Lathram 81.
ELEVENTH GRADE: Georgia Nc
Quithy 81.
TENTH GRADE: None.
NINTH GRADE: Edna Jones "a,
Frank Daily "a, Aleda Hendrix "a,
Ethel Cornwell 81.
Misses Craig & Arnold, Teachers.
GRADED SCHOOL
EIGHTH GRADE: Julia Goodpas-
ter "a, Edward Richards 90, Morgan
Goodpaster 90, Nellie Hamilton 81,
Doggett Palmer 81, Hannah Young
81, Onward Fowler 90, Susan Rich
ards 80, Charles Honaker 80,
Mrs. C. F. Martin, Teacher.
SEVENTH GRADE: Sherman N.Y.
ers 80, Mona Byron SO, Thelma
Johnson 80, Badger Sorrell 81, Blu
ford Manley 80, Earl Ulery, 80.
Miss Ratliff, Teacher.
SIXTH GRADE: Mary Bruce Dali
ly 96, Reese Duff "a, Emmagene Me-
Nabb 90, Ray Everman 81, Virginia.
Webster 81, Grace Horseman 81,
Morton Belcher 81, Estill Carter 81,
Sherman Lane 90, Walter jackson
90, Elizabeth Upton 90, Carolyn
Brother 80.
FIFTH GRADE: Bob Ross 95,
Lucian Whaley "a, Alleen Snedegar
"a, Lucille Arnold SO, Opal Hamil-
ton %, George Warner 90, Lucille
Jones 90, Roy Switzer 90, Beulah
Jones 81, Bessie Carter %, Madge
Atchison %, Eula Goodpaster 81,
Lucy Shields 80.
Miss Amanda Salyer, Teacher
FOURTH GRADE: Lillian Good
paster SO, Mary f. Brother SO, Ar
mold Thompson 95, Carroll Steele 95,
Martha Duff "a, Hester Bashford "a,
Flora Donithan 80, Eula Warner SO,
Roger Lathram 90, Robert Lane %.
THIRD GRADE: Winston Byron
%, Louise Ross 95, Jack Daily ga,
Mamie Carter "a, Katherine Boaz
"a, Edgar Goodpaster 90, Gladys
Snedegar 90, Brooks Anderson 90I
Gladys Bashford 90.
Mrs. Floyd Ross, Teacher.
SECOND GRADE: Lillian Palme;I
90, Virginia Duff 90, Marjorie War
ner "a, Rose Brother 80, Joseph
Shrout 90, Lillian Carter 90, Ruth
Everman 81, Charles Mckee 81.
FIRST GRADE: Robin Adair By
ron 80, Marion Conner Dawson "a,
Jack Hatton "a, Clay Shrout ga,
Roger Allen Byron 90, Alline An
dersop 90, Edward Goodan 90, Mary
Lathram 81, Jack Hatton 81, Pierce
Hatton 81, Lillian Hatton 80, John
Robert Jones 80, Clara B. Lane 80,
Minnil p MeCarty 80, Mary e, War
ner 90.
Miss Fannie Coyle, Teacher.
DEAR PARENTS:
The honor roll looks fine in the
graded school but very poor in num-
oers from the High School. Are you
requiring your boys and girls to do
several hours of systematic study
outside of school hours? Do you re-
quire them to have a definite period
for study each night at homer The
high school program is SO arranged
that students of this department
must have several hours of study
outside of school hours or they car
hot do the work and will fail and b.
to take the same grad
over next year. We cannot con rn,l
your children outside of school,
hours. You must see that they q o
systematic study at home. Their
grade book at the end of each month
will show you whether they are mai
ing a passing grade on each stu Hy
or not. You should examine their ge-
ports each month carefully and in
his way you can tell whether hey
are doing good or bad work n
school. The report card is the off
cial statement from your sclUoi and
all pupils will be promoted accoHding
to the grade it contains. Do not
wait, see about it at the end of bach
month and you will then know viii th-
er your boy or girl will be promoted
or retained at the end of the Year.
Do not lay the blame on the tnool
when you are not doing your part.
See that they do their school work
thoroughly at home. Some OF our
parents allow their children d run
the streets at night or go. vi sitting.
This is wrong because an edutation