The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-03
COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAM GIVEN
WEEKS FESTIVITIES TO BEGIN
SUNDAY AND INCLUDE TO FOL-
LOWING FRIDAY NIGHT.

Commencement week program plans
have been announced for the High
School and will begin Sunday, May 16,
with the baccalaureate sermon de-
livered by the Rev. A. S. Moffett, at
the First Presbyterian church. The
salutatory will be delivered by Jack
Shuttleworth and the valedictory by
Kenneth Calm, these to be delivered
Friday night, the final night Of the
commencement.
The Friday night program will be
given in the Garden theatre and will
consist in the awarding of medals,
diplomas, and contests. During the
week the senior class will give their
annual play, Lost a Chaperon." Fifty
eight pupils are members Of the senior
class this year.
The program for the entire week and
class roll follows:
Commencement Program.
Commencement on Friday night, May
Fl, 1920, at o'clock at the Garden
theatre.
Observation-Disclosures.
Invocation-Rev. w. P. Hurt.
Salutatory-Jack Shuttleworth.
Vocal Solo-Arthur Bowman.
Address-Mr. Harry Thompson.
Part 2.
Awarding of Medals:
1-Blount Composition contest.
Girls Defamation contest.
3-Alumni Scholarship Medal.
boys Oratorical Contest.
Violin Solo-Graham White.
ledictory-Kenneth Calm.
Presentation of Class-Prof. J. M.
Collier.
Awarding of Diplomas.
Glass Song (Arthur Bowman)-Class
of 30.
Ushers-Ralph Warfield, chairman;
Reed Shuttleworth, Edward Hudson,
Bob Mcclure, Stephen Bowes, Will
Wolfe, Lawrence Rogers, Earl Bell.
Manager of the commencement week
actiVlties-Arthur Bowman.
Property Manager. L. Cox.
Program z o m m t e EFF. Seeger,
chairman; Jack Shuttleworth, Flor
ence Pierpont, Elizabeth Tatom, Ken
meth Calm, Annie Pooley, Arthur Bow
man, Miriam Olsen, j. w. Friedman,
Calendar.
Sunday, May 16, 1920, II a. m.-Bac-
calaureate Sermon-Rev. A. S. Moffett
First Presbyterian church.
Monday and Tuesday. Nav 17.1s
1920, p. m. Senior Glass Play-.Lost
a Chaperon," High School Auditorium.
Wednesday, May 20. 1920, s D. M,
Girls and Boys Oratorical Contest.
High School Auditorium.
Friday, May 21, 1920, p. M. COM
mencement exercises and awarding of
medals, Garden theatre.
Motto-"Onward and Upward"
Colors-Purple and Gold.
Flower-Sweet Pea,
offlcers-John G. Shuttleworth, pres
ident.
frank l.. Seeger. vice. President.
MIRIAM olsen, Secretary Treasurer
Class Roll-HazeI Abbott, Maude AL
len, Hilda Anderson, Mary Anslev
Campbell Barrow, Elma Bavliss Az,
lnur boWman, Helen Burgoyne, Andrea
IaIlero' Kenneth Calm, Lewis Creary.
Byron campbell, Charles Davis, Ola
Mae Davis, Cary Ellis. j. w. Friedman
Geo. Greenwood, jeanette Gugenbeim
Emma Hartman, Lucille Harvey. Mar
guerlte Hinote, Maggie Ingram. Eliza
beth Jennings, Elsie Jones, Agnes
herle, Louisa Lewis, Bertha Lischkoff
Marie Massey, Howard Mcclellan Al
fredette Marasales, Minnie Meriwetber
Carolee Miller, Kelly Mosely. BESSIE
McNeal Maude McVoy, Miriam Olsen
Gordon Perkins, Louis Phillips. Flor
ence Pierpont. Annie Pooley, Myra
QuIna, John L., Reese nor,+l.
nlcke. Alice Roch, Sam Roseneau
Louise Runyan, Frank Seeger n
Semmes. Clark Shepard, Jack Shuttle
worth. Flossie Sierra, Elizabeth Taton,
Eula Vickery, Graham White, Daisv
White, Leta Wilkins, Marguerite
Woody.
Class Honors.
Valedictorian-Kenne Calm.
Salutatorian-Jack Shuttleworth
Honorable Mention-Ola Mae Davis
Honorable Mention - Mary Anslev
class honors for three years.