The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-16
|ICH SCHOOL CLOSES WEEK WITH
ENTERTAINMENTS and CONTESTS
0.calaureate Sermon Delivered
Today at First Presbyterian
Church by DR.. MOffett
COMMENCEMENT FRIDAY
|eniors Present Play Monday
and Tuesday Nights at High
School Auditorium.

The week festivities OF the CLOS
" of the Pensacola high school will
started today with the preaching
the baccalaureate sermon by Rev.
6 Moffett at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Surch. The commencement program
-oper will be given Friday night in
he Garden theatre. consisting of
rarding medals, diplomas and the
5ding of contests.
Monday and Tuesday nights the
enior class will give their annual play.
he title Of this years to be Lost, a
haperone' The play will be given
the high school auditorium. Wednes-
az will be class day and Thursday
bill be featured with oratorical con-
lists by the boys and girls.
Class honors for the session closing
re- Valedictorian, Kenneth Calm;
autatorian, Jack Shuttleworth; Hon
rable mention, Ola Mae Davis and
iary Ansley. The class colors are pur-
lie and gold with sweet pea as the
lower.
Wednesday is class day at the high
chool and for the occasion quite an
Elaborate program has been arranged
The exercises will be held on the high
School grounds at 4 o'clock. Jack
Rhuttleworth. 30 class president will
resent the Axe to the Juniors. Jessie
Edwards, president of the Junior class
Fill make the speech of acceptance.
Wednesday evening the Seniors will
resent play, MY Uncle's WILL" the
urtain to rise at 8:15 o'clock.
The following program is to be
ven:
Professional.
Class Roll-Miriam Olsen.
Class History-Ola Mae Davis.
Piano Solo-Leta Wilkins.
Reading, The Littlest Rebel
Eelen Burgoyne.
Quarterback Brown, George
reenwood, Arthur Bowman, Graham
White.
Observation-Disclosures Tatum.
Class win, Jack Shuttleworth-L. L
OK.
Class Song, (Arthur Bowman)-
ass of 20.
Part 2.
Flower Walk.
Presentation of Axe-Jack Shuttle
worth.
Speech of Acceptance-Jessie Ed
Yards.
Night Program.
One act play-"My Uncle's WILL
Florence Harigold-Helen Burgoyne
Charles Cashmore-Arthur Bowman
Mr.. Baker-Byron Campbell.
Part 2.
Quartette-Graham White, Geo
Feenwood, Jack Brown, Arthur Bow
han.
rophecy-Florence Pierpont, Annie
ooley (Collaborator).
Thursday of commencement week al
be P. H. S. will be featured by the
oys and girls oratorical contest tina,
Vening. For the girl winning in the
ontest medal has been offered by
K. Yonge and for the boy contest
mt winning a medal has been Offered
y W. c. Diffenderfer.
The program arranged is as follows:
Part One.
Piano Solo-Louisa Lewis.
AlfFedetta Marsales-"HoT Randa'
went Over the River"
Helen Suffrage in the
wildwood"
Dorothea Reinicke -" Arrangement
EOm Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage
Patch"
Louise Runyan..
Elizabeth Jennings.
Part Two.
Slano Solo-Miriam Olsen.
Graham White; "Gunga Din"
george Greenwood-"The House OF
be Lowry"
Arthur Bowman-"Spartacus to the
Radiators"
'udses-To be selected.
Commencement Program.
commencement on Friday night
lay q, 1920, at o'clock at the Gar
en- theatre.
o'erture-Orchestra.
."Vocation-Rev. w. p. Hurt
HTaiutatory-Jack Shuttleworth.
veal Solo-Arthur Bowman.
Nudress-Mr. Harry Thompson.
Part 2.
awarding Of Medals G
~BIount composition contest.
~GrPs defamation contest.
Alumni scholarship medal.
|boys' Oratorical contest.
violin Solo-Graham White.
a'edlctory-Kenneth Calm.
|aller.
guarding OF Diplomas.
e'1ss Song--(Arthur Bowman)--
Ass Of 20.
osAerS-Ralph Warficld, chairman !:
shattleworth. Edward Hudson
Mcclure, Stephen Eowes, VIII
S,'e' Lawrence Rogers, Earl Bell.
taaager of the commencement Week
nN'ues-Arrhu: Bowman.
'operty Manager. l.. Cox.
osEam c m m lit e e-F. Seeger.
'han; Jack Shuttlewcrth, Flor
flerpont, Elizabeth Tatom, Ken s
Cahn, Annie Pooley, Arthur Bow :