The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-27
HONOR ROLL or JosERH B.
JOCKEY FOR NOVEMBER.

BurgOyne, Annie Duncan, Thelma Ham
sen. Mary Hilton, Emma Hall, la Mae
Harrell, Johanna Klein, Ruby Love,
Bertha Verdi, Sylvia Herskovitz, Lee
Bell, Clifford Bazelle, Adrian Van Et-
ten
7B. Mrs. A j. LaBare, teacher
Lillian Cults Alma Epples, Regina
Terrell. Effie Ross, Rosina Mont, Bet
tie Pugh. Mildred Schenburn. Winnie
Shelby, Rubina Suarez, Emily White,
Ruby White, Christine Williams, Burel
Cornelison, Malcolm Davis, Ellis Cod
win, George Gregory. Willie Stewart,
Bruce McCloskey. ]. E. Watson.
7B2 Miss Adelaide Bell. teacher
Doris Annette. Maude Cravey, Evelyn
Fortner, Annie B. Hinote, Beatrice
Hughes, Ella Mae Nelson, Ruth Sta
pies, Margaret White, Lena Corneli-
son. Edith Gonzalez, Mary Werdt,
Cleveland Carmeaux, Dan Cobb. Blount
Terrell James Gaylor, Clinton Hughes,
Adrian Jackson. John Langford. Wall
| ter O'Neal, Earnest Russey, Edward
Preston, Joseph Simmons.
OBI. Miss Dora Lee Clarke, teacher
james Anderson, Nurtz Askegrew,
Eddie Bell, Ohio Harp. j. T. Harper,
Clarence Hayno, Richard Langford,
Edwin Walker, Agnes Anderson, Elsie
Cobb, Blanche Grislin, Dorothy Peake.
Helma Stewart, Florrie Mae Ward.
6B2. Miss Frost Herring. teacher
Lermort Anderson, Gordon Anderson,
Paul Bayden. Archie Cobb. Edwin
Dansby Donald Forsythe John Marich,
Ebert Mitchell, Lawrence Taylor, Tony
Viscuso, Mabel Bovee, Oracle Byrd,
Alya Boswell, Mildred Davis, Edna Fay
Dewitt. Angela Fisher, Alice Hall, Vir-
ginia Horlick, Irma Hill, Eva Mae
Pittman. Aline Redenback, Lucille
SHANK, lillian Wrighton Dorothy
Francis.
Sal. Miss Erma Ellie. teacher
Philip Brown, Ben Davis. Conilitz Fell,
Charles Holland, j. G. Hall, Harold
Hual, David Kelley. Minis Kierce,
Willie Klein, Everett Pfeiffer. JOS.
Suarez, Alvin Van NIatre, William
Faircloth, Ruth Brown, GRETCHEN Greg
DRY, Florence Henrickson, Eunice Hual,
Grace Klein, Cecil Myers, Lexie
Myres, la Mae Manning, Dimple Nc
Nair, Fearly McLeroy, Wyrnella Rob-
inson, Ellen Riggs, Mary Riggs, May
Belle Watson.
5B1. Miss Snow Herring. teacher
BURNS Cliffard, Nettie Cobb. Eva
Cain, Marie Fernandez, Majorie Fitz-
patrick, Mabel GhisIin. Mary Murdoch.
Thelma McLeroy, Jewell Messer. Ma
jorie Shelby, Onnie Watson, Dorothy
Villar. Y Jack Bishop. cyril Burgoyne,
George Brown, Edwin Carroll, Howell
Dewitt, Neal Jones, Harold Jernigan,
George Krasnosky.
5B2. Miss S. o. CAN'T, teacher
Willie Annette, Elwood Fell, Charlie
Barbara billiard, Helen Navarotte,
Mollie Lagergren, Florence Wilkes.
Annie Mae Wolfe, Beatrice White,
Kathleen Simmons.
Much interest is being taken in the
school in the drawing contest which is
being conducted by the Pensacola Art
club. Many entries have been made
by the boys and girls of the school, who
are working for the valuable prizes
which have been offered. The draw
ings may be made in any medium;
they must be drawn not traced, the
drawings may be something of local in
terest or drawing from pictures. Be
ginning next Wednesday all entries
will be on display at the Pensacola Art
club, to which the contestants and
their friends are cordially invited.
The boys of Jockey school are look
ing forward with much pleasure to the
privileges which have been granted
them by the Y M. C. A. for the week
beginning November 20. This privi-
lege means to the boys d good play
time, excellent physical and educa-
tional training.
The Friday morning chapel program
was in charge of Obi, Miss Dora Lee
Clarks room. The program was very
arranged and was enjoyed very
much by those present. The numbers
were as follows.
Song, by school, "Boala."
Prayer, by school.
Piano solo 1.-THE Flower Song" Lois
Shaw.
Playlette, Aunt DolefuPs Ailments"
The characters of the playlette were:
Aunt Doleful 1890. Estelle Mathis
Mrs, Banks .......... Dorothy Peape
Mr.. Carter ............ Charles V1llar
Mrs. Smith .......... Agnes Anderson
Mr.. Judd ..........i.. Mallory Gullege
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