The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-17
JOCKEY SCHOOL
TO Be ACTIVE
Art Exhibit for Middle of No
vember is One of the Fea-
lures Planned.
PARENT TEACHERS MEET
Football and Basketball Teams
Are Being Organized and
School is Happy.

The Joseph B. Jockey School ex-
poets to have one of the brightest
years in it's history this season as
plans have already been made for a
splendid years work and the school
has the hearty cooperation and sup
port of a live Parents Teachers As
ISOLATION.
The school will hold an Elson Art
exhibit. November 16-17-1S. which
promises to be one of the most in
teresting events on the calendar.
Athletics at the school are being
well organized and are under way.
The socialized athletics program un-
der the supervision of the teachers
with Leo A Waters, playground in
structor of the Community Service. as
director. is meeting with great sue
cess. Plans for a track meet are now
being made.
J. C. Moore. secretary of the Pen
sacola Y. NJ. c.. A. spoke at the
chapel exercises at the school Mon
day morning. He gave a splendid
address to the pupils on "Opportun-
ity"
Tuesday afternoon a meeting of
the Parents Teachers Association
was held at the school building. The
roll call was revised and new names
added. The nominating committee
for the election of officers made their
report as follows: Mrs. Sam Pasco.
president: Mrs. w f. Hansen. vice
president: Miss Frost Herring. secre-
tary; Miss Janet Mcclellan. treas
urer The report was made unani-
nous by the Association.
Twenty minutes was spent in round
table discussion and the remainder
of the. hour devoted to business and
pleasure Mrs w 3. Crawford. prin-
cipal of the school. explained and
gave details concerning the Elson Art
exhibit to be given under the auspices
of the school. November 16-17-1S. A
committee composed of Miss Adelaide
Bell and Mrs. Crawford was appoint
ed to secure a building in which to
hold the exhibit. Each member of
the Parents Teacher Association
was appointed as a committee of one
to secure talent for the program.
In the early part of Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. Bryan of the Y. NJ. c. A.
met with the boys of the Seventh
and Eighth grades to discuss the
organizing of athletics for the COM
ing year. The boys enthusiastically
entered into plans. 1t was decided
to organize a basket ball team from
each room and it is also planned to
organize a Jockey School foot ball
team
The first meeting of the Seventh
grades will be held Friday, October
%. at the Y. NJ. C. A. building at
o'clock in the afternoon. The first
meeting for the Eighth grade will be
held Tuesday, October 26. at the Y.
NJ. C. A. building at o'clock in tho
afternoon.
Arrangements are being made for
making a basket ball court and equip.
ment for pole vaulting has been
placed on the ground
Every Friday a special program is
given at the morning chapel hour by
some one of the classes. Last Friday
a cleverly arranged program was
given by Mrs. Martzs class of Sec
ton B. Grade Eight. The program
was thoroughly enjoyed by the school
It opened with a song by the entire
school which was followed by the roll
call of the class in charge of the pro
gram, response being made by quota
tions from well known writer's,
Then followed reading by Miss
Alice Gregory. a dialogue by Phile-
mona Meyer and Johannes Johnson.
Glass resolutions of Section B. Grade
Eight, for the school year '20-'21 were
read by Billie Fisher.
The resolutions: /. To try not to
be absent from school one day during
the year. 2. To forget there is such
a word as hardness and never make
use of it's meaning. 8. To be helpful.
polite, and kind to parents, sisters,
brothers. schoolmates and friends
4. To be real boys and girls. happy.
content. industrious, always the pride
of our parents and the joy of prin-
.cipal and teachers. 5. To keep our
department above reproach. in class
room, during study. on playground
and to and from school. g. To al
ways be most charitable to those less
fortunate than we and lend a help
ing hand when we can. T. To make
such a record that others will have
to work hard to attain the same
standard. 8. To willingly and hap
PLY, cooperate with principal and
teachers in all school affairs whether
class work or social. O. To try and
keep wen and happy by right habits.
moral and physical that we may be-
come 100 per cent perfect. TO- To
not =. make these resolutions but
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