The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-03

Grammar School, Mrs. w. H. Craw-
ford, principal.
Best pencil sketch of school house
or scene near school house, Brent
School, Miss Margaret Ray, princi-
pal. Second, Ferry Pass School, Miss
Edna Smith, principal.
Best free hand drawing of the or
gan of respiration or of the eye, ]. B.
Jockey Grammar School, Mrs. w. H.
Crawford, principal, first and second.
Manual Work-Third and Fourth
Grades.
Best bird house, School "a, Miss
Eva Waters, teacher. Second, School
No. "a, Miss Claudia Coker, teacher
Best doll house with wooden fur
niture, Community work., School
No. "a, Miss Claudia Coker, teacher.
Best paper doll, School No. 35, Miss
Hazel Atsinger, teacher.
Best Boat, School No. 2, Mrs. E. ].
Wilson, principal.
Fifth and sixth grades, Clubbs An
mex, 6 B., Miss May Wilkerson,
teacher.
Best boat, J. B. Jockey Grammar
School,
The Spanish Trail exhibits were
among those attracting great deal of
attention, and much interest conferred
about the awards and blue ribbons,
which went to School Number Two,
of which Mrs. E. ]. Wilson is princi-
pal, and School Number Seventy,
Miss Vera Green, grade four, teacher,
While it did not get blue ribbon,
the Old Spanish Trail by School Num-
Der 43, of which Miss Evelyn Thorn
ton is principal, received great deal
of very favorable comment, the early
days of Pensacola's history have
been very cleverly depicted, the trail
through the woods, with the native
Red Men, adding touch of romance
and some historical value to the well
executed drawing. Other very cred
liable drawings of he Spanish Trail
were also exhibited.
While entered in the general school
exhibit, there was a great deal of
very special interest in the splendid
showing made by the rural schools of
the county, Brent, Ferry Pass, Quin-
tette, Cantonment, Barth, Century all
making very creditable displays.
In the Brent exhibit, among other
very good entries noted, were the
Nature work of the children and the
i av4fr%f, nolardarc
Ferry Pass carried blue ribbon
for some cleverly executed fish
drawings, and Quintette was much
complimented on the written work
and exhibit of sewing, the sewing
carrying off blue ribbon.
! Cantonment had an admirable
| showing of maps and school work,
with sketch of the school house, and
/ Century exhibited some very inter
| esing maps and papers which indi-
Gated the high excellence Of the Cen
fury school.
The Barth exhibit was entered late,
but the work of the pupils was ex-
ceIIent. In addition to the lesson
| papers and drawings there were GRO
cheted articles, tatting, and num-
Der of prettily dressed dolls which
clearly showed that the pupils are
| learning many useful lessons outside
| the covers of books.
Among the special honors, was a
sheet of well drawn and colored maps,
exhibited by the pupils of Mrs. y. D.
Thomas, this exhibit being among
those receiving blue ribbon
| The High School exhibit is attract
| ing much attention this year, and re-
ceiving favorable mention.
| The display of the home economics
department under the efficient man
agement of Miss Helen Carter and
Miss Rex Todd, instructors, occupies
the center Of the north hail. The
work reflects highest credit upon both
teachers and pupils.
: To the right of the home econom
: les display is the work of the depart.
: ment of mathematics. This at once
commends itself to the notice for its
excellence. Such work is highly cred