The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-17

IedHS, Dut hlS year 1t Is antic1pateQ
that we will have many more. The
educational value Of debating has ale
ways been recognized by the authori-
ties Just watch the P. H. S. Wilson
| ian boy debaters.
Notations.
| At last we have our Nctrola back
again. Miss Suter was kindly keeping
IT for us during the summer, and two
Senior boys volunteered to get it. So
now we may expect to see the Fresh
les Keep quiet, for music hath charms
to soothe ths savage beast"
The school expects to offer the best
Science course this year we have had
in some time. Miss Schouten, head Ct
the department, came here direct from
one OF the best equipped labs in the
country. Only general science and
chemistry will be taught in this course
this year. so all the money for scien-
tlf1e apparatus can be expended on
chemical accessories.
Professor Cawthon, former principal
OF the p. H. S., was here on a visit
OF inspection last week. He expressed
himself as well pleased with our work
n our new surroundings. and also
with the changes that had taken place
since ne was principal.
Mr. Sellers, who later spoke at the
city hall for the United War Work |
campaign, favored us with his pres
ence last week. He sang a few songs |
ana gave graphic description of a |
scene behind the lines, lover there"
that brought tears to many eyes, Mr.. |
SeiiarS' songs and talk were very
highly appreciated by the students. i
Mr.. Julian Olsen, of the Y. NJ. c.. A., |
coach OF the school eleven, also made
speech to the Boys Athletic associa-
ton. He said, in part, that much good
material for the team was to be found
in school, and. even if one were not
able to make the team, he could help
the school by practicing against the
varsity. Mr.. Olsens speech stirred up
much school Spirit and the attendance
u practices has Increased greatly since
his timely talk
We are glad to say that Miss Beth
Walton is now off the sick list, and :
las taken up her work at the school. +
The Senior English classes, under !
Mrs. Schornherst, enjoyed a story-tell- r
ng on Friday. Instead Of the regular +
essen, each pupil was prepared to tell i
| story. This is a novelty in the | t
classes, and was enjoyed by all. This b
5 good practical English work and has
many Of the good results OF debating | \
P. H. S. students helped nobly to t
Blaze the Trail" on Friday. v
Let the students rule as the editor Of c
.eslies would say.
Glass Notes-Senior.
The Senior class has gone over the
op and farther, in the United War
Work campaign, to the tune Of 400 per
ent, with no exceptions. This is the q
est showing of any class in school, y
nd proves that we UNFOLD our motto
First in Everything
What chance is there for a poor Sem
1r? Between biological psychology,
'rench, chemistry and stenography, d.
OF to mention English. trigonometry, Vi
istory and the rest-we1l, just how V,
luch OF a chance has he? Iy,
Junior. b.
(By r. OILY &c
The second week of school finds the ~
uniors living UP to their motto, Eek -.
elsor" Many members Of the Jun ~
IT class have become victory boys and =, ~
rls This shows that, when money -
IT comforts for boys over there is he
eeded you always can count on us. b.
uesday chapel exercises were con- ,,o
lcted by our class. AS a sister class to =,
lie Freshies, we are going to make it III
1T aim to help them to become more fil
,customed to High School ways. So i'
can be seen that the Juniors intend to -
, their part towards making this -
,ar the biggest and best P. H. S. has
,er had.
Sophomore.
tBy v. E. d.
Victory" is synonymous with
,phomore In P. H. S. We are now