The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-22
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itation, pleased her audience so we'll
that she was recalled, and gave a Sec
ond selection.
To Manuel Levy fell the honor Of
presenting the parting gift OF the
school to those who are to be students
OF the eighth grade next year, the gift
having been received by Mae Coleman.
in a few words of appreciation.
Reginald Moore's farewell to the stu
dents was one of the features of the
program which carried the conviction
Of work well done.
The program follows:
Song-America, the Beautiful.
Invocation-Dr. <. S. Moffett.
Song by Boys-Sailing.
Observation-Disclosures Eitzen.
Piano Solo-Sybil Yarbrough.
Recitation-Lillie Solomon.
Song-Flag OF the Free.
Presentation of Parting Gift-Eman
uel Levy.
Acceptance-Hae Coleman.
Girls Chorus-Merry June.
Farewell-Reginald Moore.
Chorus-Immortality
Awarding Certificates-Supt. A. S
Edwards.
Benediction-Dr. A. S. Moffett.
oOuS-SLdI SpdHSiCu DdAbCl-
In presenting the class and ANNOUNCE
ing honors, Mrs. w. H. Crawford, prin-
cipal of the ]. B. Jockey School, sais,
From what you have heard you may
get an idea of the progress the Jockey
school has made since fESst it opened
its doors to our children You may
note the increase in attendance from
year to year and see the Necessity there
was for a west side granular school.
Our attendance each year has increased
100 per cent over the year, before and
the per cent of those finishing from
eighth grades has been the same. We
had, as you have heard, t6 in 1916; -33
in 1917 and 20 are here Tonight who
have completed the grammar school
work. Nothing could better show the,
progress made and the necessity for
this school, We have not only follow
ed the course of study, arranged for
the use of our school but have bEoad-
ened out into special lines. Our music
class, which seemed a possibility last
year, became reality this year.
Through Mrs. Baya's able leadership
and untiring efforts combined with
their interest and ambition this class
has done splendid work, also, we, both
teachers and pupils, want to thank
Sybil Yarbrough for playing for us at
assembly every morning. We had
music each morning ana at all the re-
cesses due to SYPHILIS kindness and our
good fortune in having the piano. We
have had the cooperation of parents
in our endeavors. but, we believe that
the parents would take a still greater
interest if more of them would attend
our parent-teachers' meetings. A great
deal of good can and will come from
these meetings if we have the hearty
cooperation of all of our parents. You
have the privilege here OF working
with us for your boys and girls. Every
one must have noticed how busy the
west end Is since the ship yards have
located there; and how much building
is going on. And yet. we hear the
daily cry for more houses Tor more
families. One can easily see where the
demand will be for more school room
space. Owing to war necessities and
war activities we have made real SOL
diers of our manual training class.
This class did excellent work last year
In many lines but this year all efforts
have been turned to Y. NJ. C. A. and
Red Cross work. We take pride In
mentioning that we are one of three
schools in the city becoming a Red
1TOSS Iuib dIIu our Cild1 lCl may DC
seen on the wall in the front han or
tho building. Our children sent flow
ers TO the hospitals for the service men
and the scrap books sent by the fifth
grade brought no end of favorable COM
ment"
In announcing the honors, she said:
katherine Eitzen and Reginald
Moore tie for first honors. each making
a scholarship average of 90 per cent.
Others making an average above 30
We're Florence Armstrong, Louise Ber-
lin, Catherine Darling, TrammeH Gar
rett, Ethel Horlick, Margaret Norman,
! Emanuel Levy, Albert Pfeiffer, Little
Solomon. Mary Grant. Willie Hall.
! Other members of the class receiving
certificates were:
/ Richard Anderson, Effie Anderson
Stephen Bauman, Annette Beal, Ruth
Clarke, Essie Clancy, Modesto Caro-.
Vivian Conn, Ethel Chestnut, Reina
| Cobb, Pearl Cornelius, Alma Clark. An
ME Lee Davis, Alfred Erickson. Kath-
crime Eitzen, Doris Franklin. Margue-
rite Freidrichson. Fona Fillingim. Fred
erick Greenhut, Lois CAN'T. Warra Gra-
ham. BERTHE Hoover, Stephen Herrider,
| Imogene Hendrix. Edna Hansen, Thelma
Hansen. Edith Hutcflins. Nellie Hender-
son. Albert Keyser. Hilda Langford.
Ennid Maxwell. Nerna Lee Moore, Err
nestine Miller Reginald Moore. Lewis
Montenari Oliver Mathis, Werner Mel