The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-08
High School Notes

Take off your hats to the Seniors |
Had you seen the pretty girls and
the handsome boys on Wednesday you
must have done so-te their appear
ance and to their class spirit. Ping i
and green. Senior colorsl rah. rah!
rah! Hair ribbons, (even on hair
accustomed to close bonds) ties, |
dresses and hosiery of the co,ors, dis |
played Senior enthusiasm And the |
boys-oh, no, they aren't all black |
and white. Ties, hosiery, handker-
chiefs, and buttonaires come in pink
and green both and Wednesday saw
an array of them in high school. The
Seniors introduced q custom novel to
p. H. S. students in having "color
day." but appearances confirm the
suggestion that even though Wednes-
day was the first it won't be the
last.
Home Economics Department.
The girls of the second year do
mestic art class have started their
graduation dresses.
They entered into the work with
splendid spirit and enthusiasm. They
select their own patterons and ma
| terial (subject to the approval Of
| the instructor, Miss Helen Carter) do
their own cutting and fitting, in short
make the dresses themselves. But
here's the interesting part-no dress
can exceed $40 in cost, including rib
| bons, hooks, etc. The economic value
of this training equals the construc-
tive, and everyone is welcoming this
ldeparture from the usual custom.
Reynolds Music House has been
/ most kind in giving the domestic art
classes the use of four new sewing
machines for the rest of the year. On
Monday afternoon, at $3.50, demon
stration on the Free machine will
be given. All high school girls will
be required to attend.
Saturday, April Z, must have been
day of rejoicing for four people at
| least, as on that day section A, OF
the domestic science department, gave
an Easter luncheon at II o'clock. This
class entertained Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Roch,
Prof. Rogers and Prof. Armstrong.
Elsie Lee acted as hostess, with Alice
Louise Rocf as host Marie Massey
was head waitress, with Jennie john
son assisting.
The menu, carrying out the color
scheme of yellow, white and green,
was as follows:
Fruit Cocktail
] Dreamed Goldfish in Timbale Cases
i Saratoga Chips, Asparagus, Drawn
Butter Sauce
i Marralade Bread Olives
Cheese Balls on Lettuce
i Mayonaise
i Mint Sandwiches
j Apple Pie Ice Cream
Coffee
Athletics.
i Four tennis courts are the ambi-
ton of the Girls Athletic Associa-
ton. One court is now in use, a sec
ond in preparation, and two more
/ hoped for. The girls are beginning
the longed for practice gleefully.
i Baseball is lively this season. Glass
rivalry is keen though good natured
and the feeling this week was unus-
Il uaily peppery when the Seniors and
Sohpomores played a tie game in
i which no scores had been made on
4 either side. The Seniors pulled the
game through with score of FL.
Wednesday the Fresknaen drew an
4 other close score on the Seniors, when
the Seniors won, 80.
Standing of TwiLcht League.
Seniors .....z..,..-.S 1,OVo
II Sophomores 100
Freshmen ..........l . $50
Il J,iniors x0 900
Owing to the influx of future big
leaguers'i to the Sophomore class, .
second Ito none--is their prediction
4 team calling itself the Outlaws"
mot in the league) has been organiz-
ed. They have no intention OF steal
ing games, so they say. only bases.
They have had too little practice to
Il discover their weak points as vet,
hut to quote them, s'it appears as it
there amt no such animal. Al
though not entering the Twilight
League, the team viii challenge the
school teams from the varsity to the
Ere shmen. Eere is the list Of future
MATHIS. Cobbs, and Wagnefs
S. Solomon, captain; A. Appelherr,
mana ger: G. Calhoun. G. Greenwood,
N. Rosenstein. ]. T. Lind, G. kugle-
man. w. Purdy, H. Rowland, II.
Jones. r. Waggener.
Saturday afternoon the varsity
team met the soldiers at Fort Bar
r.ancas. They were followed by loyal
bioh school rooters for whose con-
veyance and adnittance to the for.
ample provision had been previously
Mondav afternoon the Walton coun-
~ high school team viii need some
GRITTY determination if they 1nattn
tie Pensacola Eigh school ssan.