The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

about his own class. Advert. sing
| pays This spirit is also nantes,
at any interclass contest that may b.
held
School spirit, Did you see the
crowds Of loyal T. II. S. students At
the basket ball games and tile =. II
| S. Milton debate. Nuf sed,
Athletics! The track meet secluded
| for Thursday was postponed on ac-
count of inclement weather. Tai,
| about howls from the students For
every class is anxious to win that
| trophy beyond the slightest doubt.
But Jupiter Pluvius had so ordained
and the meet Will he held this week.
AS for basket ball, everyone saw
! two games, so there is no necessity
FOR comment here.
| Debating. Yes. lost the last
debate, but are still tied with Milton
for the championship of West Florida
! We expect to debate Milton in Milton
very soon. and decide the champion
| ship of this section We are also
| hoping to have debate with a South
! ern Alabama team soon.
Dramatics The first play produced
this year was a return engagement
OF The POSTMASTER q short while
back. Last Wednesday, during the
school hours, we produced Il short
original sketch. written and directed
by a senior and entitled Iron C'rosss
or Double Cross. It was produced
for the benefit of the Debating So
ciety, and cleared Il { society Of
debt Of about SIS with a balance ON
hand Of about $40. We wish to thank
all who helped to make the play a
success.
The Music Glass has definitely dos
cided to produce the comic light on
era, Behind the Lines" as their 81
fering for this year The opera last
year, Chimes of Normandy, was un-
doubtedly the greatest success of the
year. and it IS predicted that this
opera will be as great a success as
the last Offering was, for the quality
of the opera and the actors is now
we'll known. and this is the best ad-
vertisement we could wish to have.
do it well.
The Junior class yill produce their
play "Romany,'' in a bout three weeks.
The directing is handled by Mrs y c.
Reilly, whose excellent work last year
is too we'll known to need any adj
vertising. The leading parts are token
by Addie Maxwell and J. w Frie.!-
man. All proceeds will go to make
the Junior Taller bowling success
The military company is expecting
to produce a minstrel inside of few
months, to meet some debts that have
been contracted by that organization.
Taller. The Sophomore Taller WI
be distributed tomorrow, and the per
son who misses it Will miss feast
for this number contains a wealth of
excellent material. The leading feat
IRE NTH is issue is the first part OF
a serial story, by Audrey Keller. ana
a dandy good story it is. too. Love
and war and mystery and
A certain group of boys and girls.
yclept Seniors, felt like the morning
after the night before" Wednesday,
afternoon and Thursday morning. for
at that time, the results on stomachs
of the Senior feast had just begun
Let US elucidate. Il is the custom
usually. for the Senior class TO hold
a feast unknown to the rest Of the
faculty. It was thought the class Of
this year was too busy to do this. but
never too busy to eat is our motto.
So we held this feast in secret. hav-
ing an abundance Of eats. pop. candy.
cake. pickles, etcetera. The fact that
unlimited candy and pickles Were the
mainstays Of the menu probably ac-
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