The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-02

ones as well as upon their teachers
Inc program was as follows:
1. Songs, Florida, Ny Florida, y
America by school.
q Flag Drill and March," by pu-
pills OF third grade.
8. Rose Wreath Drill and Grand
fourth grades.
Z. Dumb Bell Drill by pupils OF
s. Fan Drill and Song" by pupils
6. Wand Drill" by pupils Of fourth
grade.
Z. May Pole Dance" by twelve
| girls from fourth grade. The may pole
dance was repeated bg-special re-
Honor pupils Of school No. IS:
First Grade-Highest general aver
age, Sara Holt; highest average IL
spelling. Edna Horne: highest average
IN reading, Ruth Dewoerry: higheE;
average In penmansh2D. IsSnss6
Moore; perfect attendance, Cornell
Schwartz.
Fourth Grade-Highest genera. av-
erage. Eulalie Clarke; highast average
| In spelling. Edith Anderson: highest
average in reading, Mazser 5owIeS;
highest average in peDnis E3hir, Au-
ace Daniels.
Third Grads-Mshest general aver
| age, Bertha Lischkoff; highest aver
age in spelling. Ferdie EeSIliAn: high
est average In reading. BecsisIrIis. k-1se
! inson; highest Average III yohElansilip,
Mallary Ffllingim; Perfect attSa&ES:ce,
Irwin Greenhut and Anna ~iisoc; ger
| feet department, Charlie DzE{A -
Fourth Grade-Highest geusTsi av-
erage, Dorothy Burrow; hiEhSst nver-
age In spelling, Claude Klge:,r2aa;
highest average in readt+g. :EarciG
| Jcres; highest average in peGruERaAip,
| Edwin Copas; perfect In botn yst2nd-
a.,le sna department, po-a@h:Y SErrow
! %ia5 Agnes KeTie; perfect abundance
| sIsr-is Ei!lcr. Davis Ha1as.h, E3lalte
; ticyi, May lfo!t
TsaoSsta OF school No. 3S-Miss An
| ':ie A3>Ai0.ta, p-:rcipa; and teacher,
Irst tTade; M;as HAZEL Atsinger
tstf.rSar, second grade: Miss Ethel
/ Bro1SntoI. teacher, third grade; Miss
Sadie Fell. teacher, fourth grade.
School Mo. 43.
! Friday morning many patrons in
| spected the work Of the children in the
rendered quite number Of pretty
songs. In grade 1, an interesting Jap
| anese sand table was seen, and in
grade a fine Indian sand table.
Mrs. Tracy, with the assistance OF
| Mr.. Mcdowell, Of the Y. M. c. A, in
| troduced organized playground < work
this year. With Miss Ida Henderson
as leader and the very able assistance
Of Mr.. Herbert Coons as coach, the
boys of No. 43 won the Fennant foz
| 1911-12 in the Primary Athletic League
and this pennant was given at the
| closing exercises.
Miss Williamson, with the splendid
assistance of Mr.. H. z. Jerauld, OF
the Y. M. G. A, put in the first work
| bench in the manual training depart
| ment and some fine work was seen in
/ grade 2. Every room is equipped with
| swinging work benches and tools and
great interest is being taken in that
work. Mr.. Jerauld gave his time and
| help one day each week and it was
highly appreciated by both teachers
and pupils
In grade 1. pretty flags made at the
| work bench and sewing cards, water
colors, and freehand paper cuttings
were on exhibit. In grade 2, in addi-
ton to the above, were doll furniture
| and picture frames; In grade were
| picture frames and tool boxes; in
grade four, flags. bird houses and some
| fine drawings.
| year and the pupils are given an OPP
| portunity to hear the best in music
| and this, together with the marching
by music, proved quite an addition to
the program.
The honor pupils for the year are as
| follows:
Grade First honor, Inez Kinnon
Gladys Williams; second honor, Robert
Pate, Emery Wood; third honor, lila
May Harrell, Joseph Cravey, Thelma
Suffer- Hilda Zirklebach.
Grade 2-First honor, Lowell era
vey; second honor, William Ralph;
third honor, Annie Lee Davis; Jasper
Cravey.
Grade 3-F1rst honor, Kathryn Web.
meier, Matte B. Williams; second
honor, Helen Way, Liona Sutter, Ruth