The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-23
Intersection Debate.

bate was held between two of the
Sophomore English classes, Mrs.
Schornherst's class took the affirm
alive and Miss Loftin's the negative.
The subject, Resolved, That Rail-
II Dads Should Be Owned by the Gov
eminent" was ably discussed. and
both sides brought in good points.
However, the affirmative was able to
the negative, and the decision was
made in their favor. Supporting the
affirmative were Chandler Rozear,
Richard Waggener and Jack Hershko-
Wiz, while the negative was defended
by Claude Kugleman, Joseph Open
heimer and Edward Lurton. JACK
Hershovitz's delivery was excellent
and Richard Waggener was CT ms
| best in the rebuttal. Chandler Roz-
! ear spoke quite convincingly. Both
] Joseph Oppenheimer and Claude
! Kugleman were good debaters, and
represented their side well.
! For two months the Sophomores
/ and Junior English classes have been
holding weekly debates, but it IS only
| recently that two classes have de-
bated against each other. The pupils
/ find this work very interesting, and
are becoming accustomed to public
speaking.
| Baseball.
Nine rahs for the Seniors:
Their baseball team has won the
inter-class championship from the
| Sophs. by defeating them in two
games out of three. For the first
| game the score was 100. This reused
the Sophs. and they worked harder
the second game, but the Seniors
came out at the end with a score
of 8-5.
This ends the Twilight League
games for the year. Next Friday the
champion" Senior team will play
the Faculty and a picked team from
the school, and it is predicted that the
game will be we'll worth coming out
to see.
The Senior Play.
Monday night the Seniors held the
first rehearsal of their play which
will be presented on June 7. The
play was written by Miss Myrtle
Rice, a talented member of the Senior
class, and is being coached by Mrs.
Riley, director dramatic work in the
A44Sh ONAlOOIs Inc SG1AAOI nave Cl-
tire charge; Montrose Edrehi is bust
ness manager, Tom Kennedy is stage
manager, and the entire cast is from
this class. Fuller information con-
corning the play will be given out
later.
Domestic Science Luncheon.
On May 10, the Junior Domestic
Science Glass entertained the School
Board at a luncheon. The guests were
Messrs. Edwards, Levey, Gilmore,
Wright, Coker and Rogers, with Mr..
Rogers as host. Misses Dorothy Run
yam and Vivian Levy were the wait
resses.
MENU:
Halves of Grapefruit
Baked Snapper Dressing Rice
Spinach Beets New Potatoes
Cucumber and Tomato Salad
Saltines Mock Cherry Pie
Vanilla Cream.
A tea was given Thursday after.
noon by the Senior Domestic Science
Class for some of their friends. Al
all other luncheon members of The
faculty or the school board have beer
the guests, but at this one each CIR
had the privilege of inviting friend
Grape ice, Marguerites and Meringut
glaces, were served, and were NJ
E doubt most delicious.
With this tea, the Domestic Science
work for the year is ended.
Another "Tattler" Lunch.
Another lunch was given Friday Il
: help raise money for the "Tattler.'
These lunches are popular with tn,
student body, and we believe tina
they are enjoyed by the faculty a
> well. Anyway, everybody went t
the lunch Friday, and bought a
much soda pop" and ice cream a
their pocketbooks would permit.
a The High School is bursting wit
= pride these days over the brand new
> flag pole from which the Stars an,
Stripes proudly wave every day dur
I ing school hours. The prettiest cere
e mony possible takes place at 5 o'clocI
a when retreat" is sounded and tn