The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-30
PARIS HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

| Inc public schools of Paris viii
open on Tuesday, September S. 70,
the TALL and winter term of 1922:
with full faculty and promise o.
the largest enrolment in many wears
MISS Mary Louise Lillard, of Law
renceburg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Roger Lillard has been added to thu
FACULTY Of the Paris High School 70,
the session beginning September G
MISS Llllard is a graduate of Ran.
dolph-Macon Woman's College. a.
Lynchburg, Va, where she made one
OF the best scholarship records in the
college in recent years.
The schools of Bourbon county will,
open on Monday, September S, for the
1all and winter term of 1922. The
attendance is expected to be far
above the average of former years.
The Millercburg County High
School will open it's session for 1921
22 on Monday, September s. The fac,
uity is composed of the following:
Prof. j. w. Lancaster, Mathematics
and English; Russell Jones, A. M.
Science and French; Emily Ford, A.
B., Latin and History; Miss Flora
Jordan, A. B., Music and Expression.
Miss Jessie Crisp, seventh and eighth
grades; Miss Elizabeth Rice, sixth
grade; Mrs. Frank c. Bedford, fifth
grade; Miss HAZEL Kerr, third and
fourth grades; Miss Mamie D. Clark,
first and second grades, and penman-
ship in all grades.
Among the new colored school.
principals and assistants are Mary
Lou Davis, Brentsville school; J. w.
principal, Daniel Cannon.
Henrietta Gawdy, Carrie Donehey
and Julia Thacker, teachers, at the
Little Rock school; Ella B. Airing
ton, principal Of the Millersburg COL
ored school, and Georgia Dinwiddia
and Sophia Craig, teachers.
Paris High School has prospects
for the greatest football team in re-
cent years. Craig Tucker and James
for two years among the
fastest backfield men in the State,
will be behind the line again.
this year better thas ever,
Jacoby, who was picked last year as
an all-Kentucky end, is heavier and
faster now: Arnsparger, the old re-
liable center, will drop into line at
1875 pounds, George Rose, guard, 200 |
pounds, Milton Adair, guard, 100
pounds, Rene Clark, Albert Wright,
Harmon Taylor, Aaron Stern, Ralph |
last year men, and all with |
good speed and weight, will be back |
About fifteen new men will try for
places on the team.
Paris has arranged the best and |
hardest SCHEDULE the school has ever
Among the teams to be
played are Georgetown, Midway,
Carlisle, Nicholasville, Kentucky Uni
versity, Model High, Frankfort, st.
Xavier of Louisville, Covington High
md Somerset.
Better School Week." which opens
n Kentucky on Sunday, September
;, under the direction of State Super
ntendent George c. Colvin, is being
rganized in Bourbon county, and
will open with every minister in the
ounty delivering special sermons On
he value and benefits of education.
It the Methodist church on Sunday
light at eight o'clock, special edu-
ational meeting will be held. Rev.
/. H. Greer, pastor of the church,
ill preside, and DR.. William r.
president of the Kentucky 6
1esleyan College at Winchester, will !
e speaker of the evening. A special ,
rogram of music will be rendered +
Y the choir. Delegates from all parts :
the county will attend this meec- ;
lg. On Monday night, September 9
a special meeting will be held 1T
lie Hutchinson church, Mrs. Robert =
ell, County Attendance officer, pre-
ding. At Clintonville, on Tuesday =
ght, September 6, a special meeting :
ill be held, with Ernest Darnaby
Mr.. Darnaby is a member
the County Board of Education.
he interest in the campaign is at
gh tide.
C. S. Holbrook, of Winchester, o.. n
IS been employed as pricipal af the n
,nter-Hill Consolidated School. Mr.. n
olbrook has his A. B. degree from n
,lumbia University. A