The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-31
Fine Class Spirit Was Dem
onstrated BY Those Par
ticipating in Exercises
Medals Awarded.
JUDGE BEGGS MADE
ADDRESS TO CLASS
Diplomas Are Awarded to
About rs Boys and Girls
By Professors Collier and
Tyber.

The High School auditorium was
taxed to its utmost capacity last night
when relatives and friends of one of
the largset graduating classes of the
. Pensacola High School witnesses the
commencement exercises.
Diplomas were awarded to about
seventy-f1ve boys and girls by Pro-
fessor j. NJ. Collier assisted by Pro-
| fessors William Tyler just preceding
the awarding of the diplomas Judge
e. ID. Beggs gave a splendid address
to the class and complimented them on
the success of their efforts in pronlot-
ing the building of a new High School
for Pensacola.
The exercises were opened with an
invocation by the Rev. John H. Brown.
rector of Christ church.
Miss Adele Berlin, as salutatorfan Of
her class, read a most interesting
and inspiring essay. which reflected
the fine class spirit of the p. H. s. and
Miss Agathe Borchgrevink. as vale
dictorian. expressed the spirit which
has made her easily one of the most
popular girls in the school, as wcI
as student whose record has been
a matter of much pride.
In her four years of High School
work her record of department and
attendance has been one hundred per
cent. and her scholarship reached an
almost equally high standad Miss
Borchgreyink was awarded the scholar
ship alumni medal Miss Julia Bowes
making the presentation.
Miss Mary AnsIey, received the
Blount composition medal the Rev.
John HI. Brown making the presenta-
ton; Mr.. Brown also presented the
Defamation medal to Miss Lois McLel-
ian, who on her presentation of Banks
Medley made the impression upon her
audience which her work always de-
serves.
Mr. Claude Kugleman, was present.
ed the boys oratoricaI medal by Pro-
fessor Collier.
Miss Gladys Vaughn received the
Girls Athletic medal. which was pre-
sented by Professor Stapleton
PART L.
Invocation Rev John H. Brown
Salutatory ............... Adele Berlin
Song MAY Print Kiss) Senior Class
Piano Selection ......... Edith Cooney
Reading ............... Ruth Ballard
Vocal Solo ............. Mayne Abram
Violin Selection . Edward Lurton
PART II.
Presentation of Medals
Blount Composition Contest
Girls Defamation Contest
Boys Oratorical Contest
Alumni Scholarship Medal.
Girls Athletic Medal
Valedictory ...,. Agathe Borchgreyink
Presentation of Glass Prof. j. NJ. Collier
Awarding of Diplomas.
Glass Song edith Cooney Class of ,I9.
Ushers-Benjamin Robinson, chair
man; Jack Brown, Kenneth Calm,
Sam Roseneau, Monroe Smith, Rich
ard Saunders. Jesse Edwards, Byron
Barrow.
Manager of Commencement Week
Activities-Claude Kugleman
Property Manager-Alex Olsen.
State Manager-Jack Brown.
Program Committee Craighill
Brown Edward Lurton. Mary Beggs
Glass Roll.
Mayme Abrams, Edward Anderson,
Athneil Appleberg. Gladys Athey, Ruth
Ballard, Chester H. Barrow, Frank
Reovich, Adele Berlin, Amelia Berlin,
Mary BeggS, Carlise Bliss, Agathe
Borchegrevink, Marguerite Borchgre-
wink, Marie Born. Beatrice Brown,
Bessie Brown, Craighill Brown, Bar
graet Brown, Beth Brownson Dorothy
Burrow, Mercedes Cafiiero. George Cal
houn, Edith Cooney Irma Dewberry,
Charles Driver, Dorothy Friedrichsen,
Pauline Gander. Mathilda Gear, Bertha
Goldsmith, Charlotte Guernsey, Maude
Hardy, Florence Helmke, Dorothy Hess,
Dorothy Holmes. Ralph Hoolsema,
Mary Holt, Oneida Hoyt. Grace Jacob
son, Louise Jameson Harold Jones.
Vistera Jones. Janice Kahn, Claude
Kugelman, Evelyn Lewis. Effle Lively.
Edward Lurton, Nellie Mcconnell. Lois
20 Lelian, Isabel Mcclellan, Thelnaa
Mcclellan, Elinor ffeiton, Ida Meri-
wether. Frances Morey, George B. Oil
yer. Alex Olsen. Martha Penn. Rutht
Pfeiffer, Margarey Pierpont. Wallace
Purdy, Chandler Rozear. Sigmund Sol
omon, Lupah Thomas, Marye Tryon,
Gladys Vaughn, Hilpdred Voris, Joyce
Wilder, Ida Wilhelmi, Hazel williams.
Oliver Williams, Mary II. Wright,
Amelia Zirklebach-