The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-11
MUSCOGEE.
Special to The Journal.

Muscogee, June 1O.-School No. 16
closed an entirely successful term and
came to a close in a brilliant two
nights entertainment Monday and
Tuesday, June 3rd and 4tl, with the
following program:
Chorus. "Oh! Gallant Company"
Recitation. The Duel" Howard Bell.
Duet, "Qui Vive,' Marie Wheat and
Gladys Mosley.
Folk Dance, primary room.
Song, Lullaby" Eleanor McKinnon.
Flag drill
Recitation. "Wisht I wuz a Girl"
Wilfred Tompkins.
Duet, THE Home Coming March
Middle Trammell and Montaree Bar
rineau.
Recitation. THE Cats Tea Party"
E1ainee Price.
Song, "The Froggies' Swimming
School" primary room.
Song, The Song of the Kitchen
Clock" primary room.
I Recitation, Coin Ffshin'," Frank
Kittrell.
Dialogue, THE Days of the Week, .
third and fourth grades
Song Among the Golden Grain, -
grades FIVE, six and seven.
Recitat ton, "A Yankee in Love. 3"
Ethel McKinnon.
Piano solo, Summer Fancies," Mel
lie Mullins.
Witches march and broom drill.
Play, mo Men Wanted" Cast Of
characters: Isabella, Matte Lee Bell;
Elizabeth, Nellie Mullins; Prynnella
Abercrombie, a servant, Lila Patter-
son.
Tuesday. June 4th:
Chorus. Marching Onward"
Piano solo, ''Minuet," Gladys Mosley.
Honor roll prizes presented by Su-
pervisor w. @. Lott
Copy book prizes, presented by Mr..
J. H. Patterson.
Spelling and drawing prizes, pre-
sented by Rev. Mr. Mcbride.
Duet, Sleigh Ride Nellie Mullins
and Lila Patterson.
Eighth grade prizes, presented by
Miss Vaughn.
Piano solo, Schuberts Serenade,
Commencement address. THE Ulti-
mate Possibilities of Life" Rev. ]. M.
Johnson.
Eighth grade class song.
Eighth grade certificates, presented
by Hon. j. w. Crary.
Eighth grade-Gladys Mosley. Mid
die Trammell, Velma Bell. Joseph Le
Noir Trammell, Pleasant Hearvey
Lewis, Louise Welsh, Ella Price. Clin-
ton Tompkins. Irene Ward, Robert
Leon Campbell, Leon Henderson,
Charles Brooks Merritt.
Highest genera! average, eighth
grade-Middie Trammell, Gladys Mos
lev.
Highest depVtmcnt-Louise Welsh.
Copy book prAes-Grade 2. Eunice
Smith; grade I. Marearet Hlnote;
Grade 8, Marjorie Tompkins; grade S,
Artie Lee Ward; grade 3, John Bow
man. grade z. Carrie Hall: grade S,
Middle Trammeil; grade 3. Ruby Mos
SpeIling-Grade 3, wilfred Tomp-
kins grade 4, Margaret Hinote.
Map draTing-Grade 4, Martelle NC
KinnoD.
ward. Mildred Lewis, Grace Tram
NEIL. Myrtle Sanders, John Bowman,
John d. Bell, Glover Lott, Ethel
Smith Marjorie Tompkins. Annie Hol-
man. Artie Lee Ward, Minnie May
Mullins, Gladys Mosley, Velma Bell.
Middle Trammell, Joseph Trammell,
Louise Welsh Pleas Lewis, Ella Price,
Irene Ward. Marie Wheat. Robert Bell
Marie Mosley. Ruby Mosley.
Al the close of the exercises on
Tuesday evening Supervisor w. C
Lott stepped forward and in a few
well chosen words presented MISS ENa
Vaughn with a beautiful gold-hanoled
narasol, a gift of love and appreciation
from the pupils OF the School IN recog
milton of her untiring efforts In their
behalf as principal OF the scnooi LOT
fo1,r wears. Miss Vaughn received the
gift with a graceful speech of thanks
expressing her deep appreciation of
the gift and the sentiment. Mr.. Lott
then presented her with gold-bowlee
spoon, a gift OF DR.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Trammell
The able staff of teachers this year
we're. Miss Eva Vaughn, principal;
Miss Mable Merritt. Miss Myrtle Nipe
and Miss Susie Nell Patterson, assist
ants
Mrs.-Iohn Bell was called to the
bedside of her sister. Mrs. w w
Quinn, of Hattiesburg, Miss, last week
A telegram received Wednesday an
uounced the death of Mrs. Quinn who
besides her husband and five children
is survived by numerous relatives and
friends in this, tfso county Of bar SzE1-