The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-16
CLUBS SCHOOL
HOLD EXERCISE
CLOSING PROGRAM TO BE HELD
AT GARDEN THEATRE TUESDAY
NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK.

Closing exercises for the A. V. Clubbs
school will be held Tuesday night IN
the Garden theater at which time
honors for class standing will be pre-
sented and IS pupils of the school will
be presented certificates Of graduation
into the high school from the eighth
grade of the Clubbs school.
The exercises will be held beginning
at o'clock and are under the direc-
ton OF Miss Pauline Reese. principal
and Miss Ethel Clarke, Miss Carey
Rice, Mrs. Sadie Brooks, Miss Lucille
McQuade, teachers OF the eighth grade.
The choruses are under the direction of
Mrs. j. p. Sandusky. secretary of the
Parent Teachers association, piano
accomplishments by Mrs. Briefly and
Misses Windham and Ruth Davis.
Bessie Ballard for the eighth, win
be presented with the U. D. c. medal
by Mrs. Frank d. Tracy, new state
president Of the U. d. c. Anne Bullock,
fifth grade, will be presented with the
Helen Fisher Memorial medal by Il.
Clay Armstrong. The certificates will
be presented by Supt. A. S. Edwards
Program.
PARTL
Chorus. "The Call of Summer
Grade eight.
Piano Duet, "Qui vive--Mary Lee
Lamar and Yvonne Sublett.
Essay, THE Siege of Vicksburg.-
Bessie Ballard.
Grafton. Better Schools."-Edw1n
Holsberry.
Reading, Nearer There."-Amante
Semmes.
Piano selection, "valse Annette
Ruth Davis.
Violin solo. "Trammeri."-Ray Aron-
owitz.
Reading. 1.-The New Church Organ
Hazel Lewis.
Song, "Exaltation."-Edith Briefly.
The School Year of l920."-Robert
Welsh, president of Grade Eight.
PART II.
Presentation Of the U. d. c. Medal
to Bessie Ballard, of Grade Eight, by
Mrs. Frank d. Tracy, President Pensa-
cola Chapter u. d. c.
Presentation of Helen Fisher Memo
rial Medal to Anne Bullock, Grade Five,
by Hon. III. Clary Armstrong.
Presentation of Certificates to Grade
Eight by Superintendent A. S. Ed
wards.
Chorus, "Carmena-" Eight.
Class Honors-Buxton Mitchell, Ed
ma Horne, Bessie Ballard.
Class Roll.
Angeline Abbott, Dorothy Arson.
Ray Aronowitz. Iva Lee Aubrey, Edith
Briefly, Doris Brink, William Loftin,
Rachel Carbine, Bessie Chisholm, Eve
Ign Cole, Denise Ellis. Bertha Graham,
Ruby Gray, Max Heinberg. Lille Mad
son. John Marasaleo, Margarita Mayes,
Buxton Mitchell, Ruth Odom. Warren
Margarita Reira, Mae Bell Sassnett,
Halle Simmons, Yvonne Sublette.
Charlotte Sweet, Ruth Villar, Robert
Welsh, Clifton Wentworth, Kenneth
wilkins, Doris Williams, Edith Wise,
Mary Danielll, Kathryn Allen, Elizabeth
Betty, Charles Broughton. Imogene
Butler, Raymond Marsh, w. NJ. Cur
tbs, Virginia Green, Ruth Carbon, John
b. Tiller, Edwin Holsberry. Minnie
Kehoe. Jeanette Kloszko, Amante
Semmes, Mildred Hewett Marjorie Nc
Gill, Floie Bishop, Voncile Fflling1m
Otis Manning, Kathering Neeley. AIDE
laide Wentworth, Louise Chisholm, Bes-
sic Ballard, Emily Semmes, Cali Quig-
ley Kent Phillips. Max Kahn, Jr,
Franklin Oerting, Maud Pinney, Otto
Reichman, Henry Fay Hayes, Dudley
Chittenden, Trivia Mae Smith, William
Tryon, Oliver Swift, Margaret Purdy.
Joseph ousley. Mary Lee Lamar. Eliz-
abeth Maura, Edna Horne, Eibin Hill
burn, Ruth Davis. Gladys Turner, Err
nest Jones. John Horne, Leonhardt
Reinhardt Della Brown, Fronts Sher-
rill, Alma Crause. Isabel Ballard, Au-
drey DeLoney. Thomas Watson, Hazel
Lewis, Richard Stubbins, Vivian
WOODY, Aston Fisher. Miriam Mayer,
Eria Spence. Mildred Pope. Rather
inc Pinney, Joseph Riera, Louise
Brown, Rena Ellison,