The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29

IL all yet; there ia a great deal ahead
q you 20 lean; you are just begin.
ming. Keep on. Remember thai ss1t-
cation means service. Of yourselves
10 serve and be sure your hearts
prompt g."
AWARDING OF MEDAL AND
PRIZES.
To Miss Alice Pritchara Mr.. Lane
presented, on behalf Of some Of her
friends. present in recognition 10 the
fact that since her second vear n,
school she had not been absenf or
tardy.
OTHER MEpALs
Peace Prize By Miss Dorothy Bingham
To Mr. Adrian LsanEford.
Blonnt Composition Medal. .........
.....-........By Rev. J. "A. Brown
To Mr.. Edward Pooley.
History Medal. By Mr. Robert Stout
To Miss Bessie Perryman.
Foreheimer Mathematics Medal.
...-.........By Mr. Leon L.lschkoT
To SIR. Harry Bushnell
Alumni Scholarship Medal .........
...............By Mr.. Davis YonEe
To Miss Beth Walton.
=. X. Ionge Defamation Medal
lily Rev. Eugene r. Pendlaton
To Miss Mary Creaxy.
Boys Defamation Medal ...
.................,B BY Mr. b. h. Lane
To Mr.. Forsyth Caro-.
The contestants who came next 20
Miss Walton In the race Tor the schoi.
arship medal were Mr.. Lewis Bear.
Miss Hilda Hallmark. and Miss Ruth
Dannheisser. Preceding the pressn-
tation 81 the class for graduation. Miss
Ethel Twitty at the piano played with
enhancing art and ease a lovely musi-
cal composition. The principal spoke
feelingly Of tia work OF the school and
% the senior class during the past
two years. The state" he said. "has
been training them for service-con-
structive service. endeavorfnE 20 build
up IN them the social consciousness
and the social spirit" He said that
the best interests Of the city demanded
that every boy and girl who goea 10
the grammar school should go through
the high school, and that the whole
city should help toward that end Then
as he called the names Of the class.
/ they rose one BY one, and remained
standing while they were presented 20
| Hen. J. II. Sheriff., chairman Of the
Board q Education, for graduation
Mr.. Sheriff. In delivering the iiplo-
mas said:
Il think II is my honor 20 present
/ you tonight something that Il not
| euualled By any similar token that has
/ been here presented. II - not the re-
suit Of a days work, or four years
work, but Of twelve years work. II r.
4 -. - a.. - frAF,sFRs9aF ~ a s~wnstrs
/ q individuals. but, In recoEnition ~
what you have done. BY al the people
/ % Escamhia County. And I think II
e. dinicult 90 md a more honorable
/ recognition o. your work. We-not
the the school board, or this assembly.
but all tho county give IL 20 you.
/ We are here personally because We
wish you we'll and because we wish
/ you God-spesd through life"
lie then called the graduates, de-
I livering their diplomas In this order
/ Herbert lee Richards, Elizabeth Wat
son. Ethel Cleveland Twitty, Mary
/ Josephine ShornherHt, Rehecoa Eliza
beth Rosear. Bessie Robinson, Alice
Patricia pritchard, EliEaheth Marie
Penn, Mary Shields Creary. Genevteye
Carter. Rosa Lucretia Bell Montaree
Barrineau, Eugene Tayior. Edward
Murray Pooiey. James Henry Perkins
Joseph Malcolm BaEKett. Robert Gin
tou Bell, Harry Herman Bushnell
/ Adrian Ernest Langtord. John Har-
din Carter. Then the post graduates
who received credit Tor a years extra
work. Bethena Elizabeth Walton and
Lena Belle MOBILES.
with the class song. written by Miss
EtheI Twftty, and by her fitted "a
music. the exercises ended-and AZ
people passed out frequently was the
remark heard that never had Pensacola
HlRh School had = better or q more
interesting commencement and thar Il
reflected great credit q the principal
and the faculty
DONORS EXCLAMATION MEDAL
The Boys Defamation medal IL the
gift o. Mesars. A. =. Paderick, r r
Mitchell. 4. r McAliistsr and .. J.
Hays.