The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-18

Jack Shuttieworth, 900.
Ruth 0'Hara, $50.
Elizabeth Edwards, 9ii0.
Annie Pooley. 906z5.
Euniee Preston. 80.
Ben Robinson, %.
Freshmen:
Edith Anderson, 9T.315.
Kathryn Wehmeier, a5.3I5.
Louise McCreary. 9oi25.
Verne Day. 9i4o.
Harold oerting, 93125.
jamie Reese, 92.S25.
Mr.. c.. j. Levey, in a few words OF
commentator for the splendid work OF
the graduating class, presented the di-
plomas. to the following young men
and young women:
Wilma Dorothy Barkdull. Harold Ben
nett, Gail Binkley. Sarah Miriam Cros-
by, Ruth Dannheisser, lillian Alma
Dubuisson. katherine Dalton. Frances
Grace Graham, Patti Gray, Beula Green
hut. Charles Jerome Weinberg, Hilda
Kathinka Hansen, August Ernest Hart
man, Estelle Katheryn Hicks, Kath-
eryn Hughes, Florence Wilmo Horn
ing. Harry Nelson Levey, Vivian Levy,
Tessie Louise Morgan, Ethel Mae Me-
Connell, Henry Eugene Nelson, Eulalie
Oliver, Ethel Oglesby Paderick. Geor-
gia Ardelia Padgett, Edward Erie Quig-
ley. Virginia Idelette. Reese, Dorothy
Runyan, Hermina Kiss. Mae Dewey
ard. Ernestne Mae Schambeau, Ruth
Boykin Williams. Clara Pepper.
Winning class honors were:
Valedictorian-Gai Binkley.
Salutatorian-Patti Gray.
c.
ser.
Honorable mention-Vivian Levy.
Below is given a list of seniors who
have made possible the success of the
school organizations
John Shepard-Business manager of
Taller, president student council, cap
tain baseball team.
Harry Nelson Levey-President senior
class, president athletic association,
business manager curtain club
Gail Binkley-Editor-in- the Tat
Ter.
Patti Gray, Eulalie Oliver-Editors Of
the Tattler.
Miriam Crosby-President home eco
nomic club.
C. j. Heinberg-High school reporter.
president curtain club,
Harold Bennett-Business manager
ommencement week activities.
Erie ouigley-Assistant business man
ager curtain club, business manager
the Tattler for senior class.
Henry Nelson-Chairman class day
committee.
Wilma Barkdull-Artist for the Senior
Tattier
Wilma Horning-The sunbeam of the
class.
The presentation OF the medals, all
ways an interesting part Of the program
followed the address and a musical Sc
lection, Mr.. John S. Beard presenting
to Miss Louise McCreary the Blount
composition medal: Mr.. Ross Rogers
presenting to Miss Kathryn Hughes, the
girls defamation medal; Mr.. Sam
Pasco presenting to C. j. Heinberg, the
bays defamation medal: Dr. B. ".
presenting to Miss Gail
Binkley the alumni medal. Mr.. Knowles
Hyer, for the Knowles Brothers Insur-
ance Company, presented to Sigmund
Solomon as winner of first honors ana
Gladys Vaughn second honors, the
medal offered by his company for the
boys defamation medal; DR.. B. vi
prize being three War Savings Certifi-
Gates, and the second one war certifi-
cate.
Following is the program:
0verture-High school orchestra.
America-Everybod
Invocation-Rev. A. S. Moffett.
Salutatory-Patti Gray.
Music Class-Legend of the Bells
(Chimes of Normandy
Address-Mr. William Fisher.
Selection-P. H. s. orchestra.
Orchestra:
Director-Edward Lurtoh.
Pianist-Edith Cooney.
First violins-Harry Rowland C. J.
Mercedes Cafiero.
Second violins-Clark Shepard. George
Maggie Ingram.
Cornet-Edward o. Anderson.
Drums and Traps-Chandler Rozear.
Part III.
Valedictory-Gai Binkley.
Presentation Of class-Prof. Ross
Rogers.
Awarding of diplomas-Mr. C. J.I
Levey.
Class song-Senior class.
The stage was beautifully decorated
In the class colors, green and gold,
carried out in smilax and daisies, yell