The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-25


Irephet has outlined Tor these boys
and girls ~ the High school who
are just opening the gate that leads
% the Great Highway
TIE CLASS or NINETEEN FIT
TEEN.
Motto. Not finished but begun.
Flower shasta Daisy
Coiorss White and Gold
Adrian Earnest Laugfnrd President
James Henry Perkins. Vice Presi-
dent
Geneyieve Carter. Secretary
Elizabeth Marie Penn. Prophet
Ethel cleveland TwitIE. Uoeteaa
Mary Josephine sChornherst His
torlan.
Edward Murray Pooley Eaeayist
Monfarac narriugau. Eliza beth Wat
son. Rusannah LuCFufla Bell Mary
Shields Creary Alice Patricia putch-
ard Elizabeth Carmen Robinson. Re
F becca Elizabeth RoEear. Eliza
I hetn WHtsons Joseph Malcolm RaE-
Eelt Robert clinton Bell Harry Hen
u.s. Bushnell John Hardin carter. Her
+ bert Lee RlyhBrdu. McAIester EuEene
( Bodani TAYLOR.
The editors ~ the rattler are
Edward 81 PooleH Editor tn-Chftf
Nary Schornhefst. Assistant Editor
Joe %. Logan. IT,, Business Manage
Clarence Friedman, Assistant Busl-
neas Manager
/ James r. Perkins. Representative
/ from the Senior Class.
William E. Daniel Representative
/ from THE Junior class
/ Tom KENNEDY Representative from
/ TIRE Sophomore class
/ Minnie Leah Mobiles. Representative
+ from the Freshman Class
/ The number De- 6ucd with many
/ striking articles. some showing care
ful thought. others expressing deep
sentiment 90 class pirit and loyalty
to the Alma Mater. and throughout
tire clever little magazine hnmor par
kies Ike a brook in the sunshine. as
bright and a. happily. and with as
little # what is harmful Goa its ehuH-
ton
The Rise ~ Woman. the class essay.
b. Edward PoUley. Who u viii be re-
memhered, was winner ~ the BIount
4 composition medal. 10 veil handled.
and shows its author 90 be not only
"a good student but = clear thinker
and ln favor % surraRe en- are an
men ~ advanced thought
The class History. by Miss NARY
schornherst. ls fuH ~ interest and
sparkles with much bright and clever
historical data ~ DAYS passed at the
High school from Freshman 90 the
Senior year.
The class VIII by James a. Per-
kins. ls cieveriy written and well con-
cslved. and here and there The bright
requests give an insight a. the elias.
lie which ts very amusing
The Class song. by Miss Ethel TwIt.
ty. which follows. shows her very taI-
ented in verse, and expresses brightly
the spirit ~ Glass Day.
h .THE CLASS SONG.
By Ethel O.. Twitfy
To-day mid all the Size that echoed
everywhere,
II souFht my classroom door 90 aes
ms desk and chaif,
I Ny desk. uav chair no more" 7 muir.
INJURED with e sigh.
A. muteiy too, they seemed % sa5
goodbye.
IAN. yes! the years have nuwn. and
nov we say adieu.
To an che ties that bound our hearts
20 sou.
For desks and chairs all seem to sas
In accents mild
Go forth alone Thou are no nort
q child
CHORUS
b Companions. friends We leave YOU
never more 20 roam.
Lightly thru the doors and halls 3
our Senior home.
Teachers kind. ard schoolnates true
we shall see no more.
And we echo from our swelling
hearts. Farewell"
We say tonight Farewell" 70 dear 81
r. "A. g.
, And wish fer those we leave behind.
great success
/ But. q. dear Alma Mater teach as a
we say aaieu.
, To guard the lessons osr hearts ara
learned from sou.
Ar yes. = sterner years. how on Ga
tired thoughts wth turn
with rscoIlections ~ cur Alma Nate
To ONE more fancy teachers dear an
. comrades too.
As ever 10 us thoughtful kind az
true
There are reports from ali the liter
airy societies cf the High school. Tn
= Cawthcn whose oMacera are. Clarene
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