The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-26
GOOD RECORD MADE
BY MANY PUPILS IN
THE. HIGH SCHOOL

made by pupils of the Pensacola
High School, according to records
which have been compiled by the
faculty. Pupils neither tardy nor
absent during the month of January
February are shown below. Twenty
three seniors have an average Of 81
per cent; twenty eight juniors attain
ed an average of 20 per cent; seven
ty-seven sophomores are accredited
with a percentage average of go per
cent, and eighty-four freshmen are
marked up for go per cent aver
age. Names of those in the respect
i've grades are as follows:
Seniors, with 81 per cent-John
Burrow, Dorothy Bingham, Julia
Dreary, Alberta Davis, Montrose Ed
rehi, Dot Fulghum, Ethel Gilmore,
Hilda Hallmark, George Hartman,
Toby Herskovitz, Sylvia Kahn, Tom
Kennedy, Marian Laney, Elizabeth
Lind, Hazel Morrison, Edna Riedel,
Leucille Runyan, Lewis Tatum, Media
Taylor, Mamie Turner, Graham Vim
son, Adelaide Yniestra, Carrie Louise
Yniestra.
Juniors with 70 per cent-Ruth
Dannheisser, Gail Binkley, Lillian
Dubuisson, Louise Ellis, John Geist,
Frances Graham, Patti Gray, Beulah
Greenhut, August Hartman, G. j.
Heinberg, Estelle Hicks, Vivian Levy.
Harry Levey, Tessie Morgan, Her
bert Matthews, Ethel Mcconnell,
Minnie Leah Mobiles, Ethel Paderick,
Georgia Padgett, Clara Pepper, Earl
Quigley, Virginia Reese, Dorothy
Runyan, May Stokes, Gladys Shackle-
ford, Helen Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson,
Ruth Williams.
Sophomores with so per cent
Athniel Appleberg, Sarah Aronowitz
Maude Baggett, Elgin Bayless, Mat
tie Lou Bell Frank Beovick, Adele
Berlin, Amelia Berlin, lola Bird, Aga
the Borchgrevink, Margaret Borch-
grevink, Marie Born, Beatrice Brown
Bessie Brown, Leroy Abbott, Marga-
ret Brown, Dorothy Borrow, Dean
Bushnell. Mercedes Cafero, George
Calhoun, May Caro-, Jessie Mae Con.
don, Erma Dewberry, Bessie Fuller
Pauline Camden, Bertha Goldsmith
George Greenwood, Maude Hardy
Jack Herskovitz, Dorothy Hess, Doro.
thy Holmes, John Hoyt, Mary Holt
/ Oneida Hoyt, John Hunter, Grace
Jacobsen, Harold Jones, w. D. Jones
Janice Kahn, Claude Kugleman, Eve
Ign Lewis, Hunter Long, Nina Max.
well, Eleanor Melton. Frances Mo-
reg, Nellie Mcconnell, Elizabeth Nc
Lean, Isabel Mcclellan, Lois Mcclellan
Louise Nelson, Elizabeth Oerting
Geo. Oliver, Joe Oppenseimer, Mar
gerry Pierpont, Merlin Pinney, Wal
lace Purdy, Ruth Pfeiffer, Wrigh
Reese, Chandler Rozear, Alex. Saun
ders, Sigmund Solomon, Gladly.
Vaughn, Marion Watson, Ida vii
helmi, Hazel Williams, Mary NJ
Wright, Amelia Zirkelgach.
Freshmen with 60 per cent-Maymt
Abrams, Blanche Amos, Mary Ans
ley, James Barker, Eula Bell Bar
low, Elmo Bayliss, Jack Brown, Heller
Burgoyne, Kenneth Calm, Alice Gun
bingham, Charlie Davis, Ola Ma,
Davis, Annie Edmundson, Elizabetl
Edwards, Cary Ellis, J. w. Fried
man, Matilda Gear, Janette Gugen
helm, Davis Hannah, Corinne Hard
esty, Emma Louise Hartman. Lu
ellie Harvey, Muriel Hoist, Have
Hoyt, Elizabeth Jennings, Jenni
Johnson, Elsie Jones, Agnes Kerle
Annie Krone, Elsie May Lee, Berthi
Lischkoff, Jack Maloy, Marie Massey
Alfredette Marasales Charles Mayes
Francis Mitchell, Carrie Lee Miller
Ethel Montinari, Irwin Morgan
George Morrison, Kelly Mosley, Lii
lie Bell McKinnon, Howard Mcclellan
Bessie McNeal, Maude McVoy, Rut
O'Hara, Miriam Olsen, John Penn
Carrie Louis Philips Florence Pie1
pont, Milo Quigley, Myra Quina, Edn
Turner, Edna Ray, Elizabeth Ray
John Lewis Reese, Ben Robinson
Alice Louise ROch, Dick Saunders
Melvin Schotz, Frank Seeger, Olive
Semmes, Gladys Slaughter, Marjori
Smith, Monroe Smith Sybil Smith
Myrtle Souque. Elizabeth Taton
Bemar Thorpe, James Vaughn, Eul
Vickery, Roland Vicke1y, Charlie
Virgin, Mildred Voris, Ralph Vori.
James Ward, Clifford Ward, Ralp
Warfield, Graham White, Mary VIII
son, Susie Mae Wolfe, Marguerit
Woody, Sue Yon-