The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-09

outside games. Three games were
played last week. as follows-Tues-
day. Soph.-Fresh-. won by Soph..
score 12-7. Thursday. double-header
Juniors s, Soph. 2. Seniors "a. Fresh.
4. The league standing is az follows:
Teams w. L. Per Cent
Senior .............. 1000
Junior .............. .667
Sophomore ......... 1913
Freshmen ..... 900
The Girls Dressmaking Glass. Do
mestic Art. under the Misses Carter
and Walton, have at last something to
show for their work. Last Thursday
they give an exhibition to the school
Of really wonderful dressmaking they
are capable of. Every member of the
class wore dresses made solely by
themselves. and we do not hesitate
to state that the dresses were really
a1luring. but perhaps the figures on
which they were draped went far to-
ward making the dresses look so well.
The average cost of the dresses was
about 1925. and although we have not
had much experience in such matters.
we doubt not that the least OF them
would have cost SO at any store in
town. Economy is our watchword!
The Sophomore-military issue OF
the Tattler. distributed last week is
conceded by every reader to be the
best Sophomore issue Of the Tattler
ever put out by p. Fl. S., and the
Juniors and Seniors will have to Ego
some" to beat 1t. The winning
stories were written by Audrey Kellar,
first and Jack Shuttleworth, second.
Mr.. Shuttleworth's effort is a short
humorous story. while Miss Kellar
has attempted greater things, and
Vryvpfff ton fo1 #S<<
promises to be the hit of the year in
literary offerings in p. III. S.
Besides these stories, the other de-
partments of the Tattler were way
above standard. The joke department
was especially well represented. Six
full pages of good, clean jokes is
rather hard to come across in school
publications, but we have 1t in this
issue OF. our. paper. Probably what
frightened the publication more than
any other one factor were the milf-a
tary satires. cartoons and writing,
and the poems on every conceivable
subject. We never suspected we had
such poetic talent in our school All
in all. this was the brightest, snap
piest, and most amusing issue of the
Tattler we have had the pleasure of
enjoying in some years.
The Junior class promises big do
ings In its issue Of the Tatt1er.~. The
class play. 'Romany." now being pre-
pared, is being given for the benefit
of this issue. The play is a gypsy
melodrama. Introducing Characters
tic gypsy songs and dances, humor
and pathos. Astounding in dramatic and
exciting scenes, chief among which
are the wonderful and realistic storm
scenes which is very realistically pro-
a a act
scene, also not "faked.r The comedy
parts are taken by Jack Shuttleworth
and Monroe Smith and you will miss
treat II you miss seeing the comedy
auction pulled off by the gypsy chief
and kinchin, the former, Smith and
the latter. Shuttlewortn. Altogether,
the play is well worth double the
price Of admission charged
Feasts are getting rather popular
around school, now that the lid has
been declared off by Mr. Hoover.
Starting with the Senior feast of two
weeks ago. it has remained for our
sister class. the SonhOmores. to take
up thef idea, and they held a feast
last Thursday at the fourth period. It
was enjoyed by all except the jani-
tress. who had to clean up the mess
made by the class, Next!
Yes, the Sophomore class won the
track meet. to the establishment OF
everyone who has not seen the team
in action. Undoubtedly the luckiest
team won. But what is luck? Does
1t not come to the man who works for
It? And always to the best man?
Well, then the best team won. The
second-best. the Juniors. were second,
tnen Seniors and Freshmen. The
meets have proven to be the greatest
SUCCESS <~}e
And we repeat, we are satisfied the
best team won-the Sophomores. for
the meets were clean throughout, and
not q single protest was entered nv
any captain. Hail to the Sophomores.
the champion track team of p. II. s.!
Who can keep the Sophomores down?
No-o-body!
The other teams offer reason or ex-
cuses "as you like It," So be it.
Senfor-The other classes could
PICK their team. but we had to take
what we could get. Our class is not
SO large as some But we are hannv
that our, sister class won. Wait till
they are Seniors!
Juniors-Wee have only this to saw
the best team won-but thew were
assisted by luck! We bear them NO
III VIII IN the least, and recognize the
Iact that we have been beaten fairly
and squarely. The Sophomore class
has a fine team. without a doubt
Freshman-Just Freshman. That,s
enough.
The trophy, the silver loving cnn
on mahogany plaque. will be nre-
sented to the Sophomore class IN
Monday 1t is being donated by the
GOLDSMITH Sporting Goods Co
through Wilson-Biggs. Hail. Sopho-
moreaf - ~OPAAo-