The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-08-29
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Public Schools for the school term
which opens en- Tuesday morning,
jSeptember 5:
First Gradients. Jessie Harris,
Miss Blanche Lilleston, Miss Mary
Layton.
Second Grade-Miss Sallie Wha-
LEY, Miss Lena Talbot, Miss Sadie
tombstone.
Third Grade-Mrs E. L. Stone,
Miss Bessie Purnell, Mrs. Maude
Briggs.
Fourth Grade-Miss Julia Clark,
Miss Maude Taylor, Miss Claire
Brannon.
Fifth Grade-Mrs. Ada X. Fish
back, Miss Alma Rice.
Sixth Grade-Miss Anna Farrell,
Miss Mary j. zimmerman.
Miss Anna Powell-Part Time
Continuation Teacher.
The faculty of the High School
| will be composed of the following:
Prof. F. A. Scott, Principal;
Prof. John Shaw, A. B., Science and
Mathematics; Prof. Roy l. Pepper,
/ Mathematics and History; Miss
Frances Butler, A. M, Science; Miss
Reba Lockhart, History and Econom-
les; Miss Lucille Harbold, A. B.,
Latin; Miss Zurelda Nolan, A. B.
English; Miss Maude Asbury, B. S.,
Home Economies, Sewing, Millinery
and Designing; Miss Irene Evans, B.
S., Home Economics, Cooking, Food
Study, Household Chemistry; Miss
Nell Robbins, A. B., Physical Educa-
ton, First Aid, Physiology; Miss
Mary Louise Lillard, A. B., Latin
} and English; Miss Nata Lee Wood
!, ruff, A. B. French and Spanish; Mr..
Horace Miller Clay, Mechanical
Drawing and Manual Training; Miss
, Ellen Banding, A. B., Public School
Music, Chorus and Glee Club Work;
. Miss Longstaff, B. S., Bookkeeping,
Shorthand, Typewriting; Miss Irene
Bramblett, A B., Public Speaking;
Mr.. Clay Ward, Director of Athletics
for Boys.
= Registration of students has been
kong on for several days, and will
continue through part of this week.
Junior and Senior students finished
their registration Monday, and
Freshmen will complete their regis
tration to-day, August 20. All stu
dents in these respective classes are
requested to report on the above
dates.
Tuesday morning, September 5,
| the schools will begin part of
, their work. All children in the
First and Second Grades will start
to school Tuesday, September s.;
J Third and Fourth Grades, Wednes
= day, September 6; Fifth and Sixth
; Grades, Thursday, September z;
Seventh and Eighth Grades, Friday,
. September g. Freshman students
will start their class work Monday,
September IL; Sophomores, Tuesday,
September IL, Juniors, Wednesday,
September 10, Seniors, Thursday,
September IA.
All students from outside of the
CITY who attend the Paris City
Schools this year will be required to
n present a receipt for their tuition
e before being enrolled in any class
e Parents are urged to come to the
: school. and enroll their children
r and pay their tuition before the
, Opening of school.
The cafeteria at the City School is
being re-furnished and will be one
of the most attractive school lunch
: rooms in the State when the fall ses
sion opens. Mrs. Batterton viii
5 again be in charge of this work, act
Y ing for the Health and Welfare
d League, who have for many years
+. been the promoters of the schoo
" lunches in the City School.
o The High School has been reor
= ganized. and put on the same work
ing basis of the large City Hlgf
> Schools in the South. Seven differ
l. emit courses of study are open to thu
/ students, from which they cal
choose their work, namely, classical
Modern Language, Scientific, Pre-
d Engineering, Agriculture, Hom
y Economics and Commercial
Il line CLASS SCu0uulc Will NC Oo etA
ranged that every High School stu
dent will finish his recitation worl
at 2:3O in the afternoon, and tn
seventh period will be study pc
riod throughout the High School
This plan has been adopted for tn
benefit of athletic practice. Stu
dents can now be excused for prac
tice on the athletic field without in
terfering with the last afternoo
class.
The prospects are now that tn
schools of Paris are at the begin
ming of a great year. With a Senlo
class of sixty, a High School er
rollment of perhaps 400, a Higl
School Lyceum corus of ten mum
bers, the best athletic schedule tn
- school has ever had, the larges
: faculty in the history of the school
= and an unusual amount of interes