The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-15
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES

Had you visited P. II. S. this week
doubtless you would have thought,
i wonder why those big boys and
girls look so careworn." And then
you would have said, "Why, the years
spent in school are the happiest, most
care-free years of your life" All, so
many people say that when they've
left them far behind. But if you had
been one Of the 'big boys and girls"
you would have looked careworn too
for Senior theses were turned in
Friday. The theses represent term
of work and anxiety. The work of a
Senior English class has ceased to be
child's play.
Home Economics Department.
The Junior section of the domestic
science department is making plans
for luncheon. The guests will in
clude the members of the school
board.
On Tuesday evening the Parent
Teachers Association will be ente1s
tanned by the girls of the home eco
nomics department. This entertain
ment viii take the form of play
written and directed by Mrs. A. C.
Reilly. "The Eukulele Girl" will be
presented by Marion Keeling, Vivian
Mcclellan, Elsie Burres, Vera Beard,
Lucille Runyan, Beulah Greenhut,
Vivian Levy, Ruth Dannheiser, Ethel
Paderick, Margaret Brown, Ruth Will
liams, Eulalie Oliver, Effie Lively,
Dorothy Runyan, Eva Sherrer, and
Eula Vickery.
On the same evening the domestic
art classes will have an exhibit in the
basement.
Lunch.
| Thursday afternoon the Sophomore
1 class realized neat sum from their
lunch. A lunch, perhaps you know,
appears thing of beauty and joy
forever when you're waiting for it;
and all afternoon the students looked
! forward to o'clock. Four o'clock
, spelled ice cream, soda water, cake,
/ candy, and sandwiches-and not only
that, but twenty minutes recess.
| Athletics.
Monday P. H. S. students had rea-
son to be proud of their varsity
team. The Walton County H. S.
team came to Pensacola to play the
tie game of a few weeks back. II
received its first defeat of the season
and gave the championship of West
Florida to Pensacola's varsity team
Race Laca, Race Laca,
Sis boom bah!
Pensacola High School,
| Rah! Rah! Rah!
The Twilight League played TIVE
scores this week-the Freshmen
Sophomore, and the Sophomore
Senior.
Dean Sally.
! An unusual treat was in store foI
II. S. students Friday afternoon. As
sembling in the study hall at tn,
third period the student body listen
ed attentively to talk by Dear
Sally, of the Florida State Colleg,
for Women. He referred to the OPP
portunities and obligations of col
lege life. Opening with hearty ap
probation of the work for the specia
tax district, he spoke of the dignit!
: of the aid that could be given by thu
| SSdNAOheO tlICllOCINCos DI CdIly pal
ticularly emphasized the necessit,
for equal opportunity for men ant
women according to ability and in
dustry. Talking of the state insti
tutions, the dean stressed the broad
ening influence of such colleges, ant
the statewide point of view game,
by contact with people of every pro
, fession and from all aprts of tn
state. He strongly endorsed tn
scientific and manual training offer
ed by the colleges, the creative an,
constructive ability thus developed
and closed with a most kindly wisl
for the success of our undertaking.
Though fluent and graceful il
style, the unaffected simplicity of Dr.
:, Saiiy's language made his talk doubl,
impressive.