The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-23
PARIS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
FOR 1922.

Science-Miss Frances Butler,
Kentucky University.
Science and Mathematics
Edith Stivers, Kentucky University.
History and Economics-MissR eba
Lockhart, Chicago University.
Latin-Miss Lucille Harbold, Ken
lucky University.
English-Miss Elizabeth holland,
Kentucky University.
French-Miss Ruby Dagley, Tran
sylvania University.
Mathematics F. A. Scott,
Southwestern University, Tennessee.
Home Econonics-Miss Maude
Asbury, Kentucky diversity.
Mechanical Drawing and Manual
Training-Mr. 81. M. Clay, Kentucky
University.
Shorthand and Booking-Miss Mar
gle Kelly, Bowling Green Business
University.
Music.Miss Ellen Blanding, Cor
nell University.
In introducing this faculty to the
High School patrons Of Paris and
Bourbon County, / want to tell you
something about each member, par
ticularly along the line of scholarship.
Miss Frances Butler, has an M. A.
degree. and is still working along the
fnem her chosen work She has spend
part of her summer at Chicago Uni
versity.
Miss Edith Stivers, in addition to
her B. A. degree from Kentucky
State University, has had one year
of graduate work in the University
of Cincinnati.
Miss Reba Lockhart, is a candi-
date for the M. A. degree in the Uni
versity of Chicago.
Miss Lucille Harbold, A. B. Ken
lucky University, has spent this sum-
mer at Columbia University where
she is working for an M. A. degree
in Latin.
Miss Ruby Dagley, has an M. A.
degree from Transylvanfa Univer-
sity, and is this summer studying in
the University of Paris, France.
Miss Elizabeth holland, A. B. de-
gree, Kentucky University, has spent
this summer in Columbia University
working Cor an M. IA. degree in
English.
Mr.. F. A. Scott, the teacher in
Mathematics, holds an A. B. degree
from the Southwestern University of
Tennessee. For the past eight years
Mr.. Scott has been superintendent
Of the schools at Eminence, KY, with
the exception of two years he spent in
the u. S. Army in France. The past
two summers Mr.. Scott has spent at
Columbia University working for his
N. A. degree.
Miss Maude Asbury, B. s., Ken
lucky University, meets every re-
quirement IF the Smith-Hughes fed
eral vocational educational law.
Miss Ellen Blanding has spent this
summer in Cornell University study
ing public school music with the
famous DIR. Hollis Damn, author of
the Hollis Damn music course for the
public schools.
Miss Margie Kelly, in addition to
being graduate of the Bowling
Green Business University, has done
one year of graduate work in ad-
vanced work in her field. She has
spent part of this summer in school.
Mr.. Horace Miller Clay, Kentucky
University, graduate from the Manual
Training High School of Louisville be-
fore entering Kentucky University.
some field work in engineering. He
viii teach this year, in addition to
Mechanical Drawing, some work in
Descriptive Geometry and Manual
Training.
A new teacher is yet to be selec-
ted for a position in the junior High
School. This teacher will be a stand
ard college graduate. The work in
English and Mathematics from the
Seventh Grade on will be taught by
college graduates. 1t can be seen
from a study of the High School fac
ulty that every member has done
some graduate work above the reg
ular college degree and many of them
well along towards their Master de-
gree.
1t is with great deal of satisfac-
ton that / present to the patrons of
the Paris High School this faculty.
Students expecting to attend the
Paris High School are requested to
register now. Freshmen, Sophomore
and Junior students can register any
day.
Senior students are to register
Monday, Aug. %. Paris interested
IN any department of the schools
work are invited to visit the school
any day between the hours of A. M.
and 3 p. M.
A review of the grade teachers for
this year, telling of their summer
studies for the past summer, etc., will
be given TO the public next week
LEE KIRKPATRICK, SUP'T
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