The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

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upheld his pledge. and we are glad to
say that every P. H. S. student realizes
now important Is his word Of honor
me honor system will be. we hope. a
permanent institution in p. H. s. It is
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Activities.
This year Hi has had more activities
than in any former year Of her exist
ence. And every activity has been O..
e. Activities are Just important in
school life as the routine work.
Who would enjoy all work and no
play? But most of our activities have
a better purpose than merely to dis
pense gloom. For instance, the De-
batting Society. What better training
Tor future life is there. than Iearnipg
10 speak before a crowd and think IN
ones feetf Who can doubt but that
THIS experience will prove valuable in
future life to every member? And the
Dramatic Club. Here you also learn to
speak before an audience. to sneak
your thoughts with the proper express
sion, to cultivate any dramatic talent
OF which you may be possessed. The
junior Red Cross Society-its worth is
self-evident. The Home Economics
Ciub-trained cooks and dressmakers
are never too plenty. AM the Tat.
tier-show and cultivate your Journal
,stic ability. The Students Council
learn TO govern, and TO have initia-
tive. The Social Committee-entertain.
ment, and the source from which MANY
organizations have obtained any helm
necessary. The Athletic Association
body-builders, and mind trainers In.
nior Chamber of Commerce-exneri-
ence in deciding important ma
valuable in future lire Music Glass
worth self-evident. Reporters Club
Journalistic training. Literary Socie-
tles-current events explained. debat-
ing and amusement. So, you see. there
/ is worth in every organization in
scnool. They are all o. X.
Notice! Important!
Prof. Ross Rogers asks that all High
School students report at 8:f5 Monday
morning at the school building to turn
In their enrolment cards and to re-
celve their reports which will serve as
their promotion certificates to their
higner grades in the fall Also for
other important business.
! While the commencement exercises
We're held Friday, the school term for
the High School does not come to a
close until after Monday. All four
| classes, Freshmen, Sophomore, juniors
! ana Graduates. are expected to be at
school promptly at Is, when the at
tendance will be taken, enrolment
1 cards turned in, and reports given out.
| No pupil now in High School will be
promoted unless he turns in his enroll
ment card properly filled out. Parents
are requested to aid their children In
the selection of the course for study
for next year. The Senior issue of the
Tattler will be given out Monday morn
/ ing There will be appropriate clos
ing exercises for the three under
classes. Announcement OF next year s
plans for the various High Sckeol ac-
tivities will be made by the students
in charge.
1t is very important that all students
/ report for this. the final meeting of
the term. The exercises will all be
! o. K.
Altho we now go to school in Only
a secondhand tabernacle, it is dear to
our hearts. Every one admits that
they have spent this year more enjoy
ably than any former year. Somehow.
or other, the tabernacle has wedged it
self into the depths Of our hearts, and
fond memories will always cling with
! its remembrance. The tabernacle seems
so friendly; it is dear to our hearts,
j fond memories of the days we spent in
| it will always return to us. Dear old
tabernacle. goodbye. l, for one. would
enjoy coming back to the same old
school next year, and many others feel
as I do. Fond memories of the tabler-
nacle-and the beautiful girls it once
harbored. May neither ever be for
gotten. Though now so inadequate to
our needs, we hope the board will see
| fit to somehow enlarge this Same old
| tabernacle, and allow us one more
| years happy days in 1t. 1t is not beau
tiful, but we love 1t land the beautiful
| girls il once harbored.) So goodbye
| tabernacle, for four long, dreary
months, until we meet again. The
same to you, fellow students. You are
all o. K
| The Tattler staff enjoyed a luncheon
at the San Carlos Hotel ION" Mr.. Tyler
yesterday afternoon. Previous to this.
! their pictures were taken in a group.
They are well-deserving of this token
tof gratitude for the Tattler this year
| has been excellent especially the Sem
/ ior number. which probably Is the big
gest and best Tattler yet published by
iP H. S. They are o. X
! Miss Loftin expects to leave on the
goth of this month for Jacksonville. She
| has received many tokens OF the es-
| TEEN of the pupils, and we sadly part
i with the best English teacher p. H. S.
has ever known She is o. K.
Finale.
/ To you Seniors. the best OF luck IN
1, re- Nov vo., overcome all obstacles