The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-02
JUNIOR BOYS AT Y
HOLD CELEBRATION
Victory of Wildcats in Efficiency Con-
test is COMMUNICATED.

The boys rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A.
last night was a scene of unusual in
terest. when 80 boys sat down to fish
chowder and ice cream dinner, u regu-
lar POW wow.
The dinner was given in honor of the
winning team of the recently closed eff
fciency contest, conducted by the boys
and psychological departments Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. There We're four tea Us in
the contest, and the wild Cats cap
tanned by Billie Hendricks, were the
winners, but all of the boys of the jun
ior department were invited and almost
a hundred percent was present.
U. S. Marshal Jas. B. Perkins made
the principal address of the evening. He
stressed the Importance of the boys de-
veloping into full well-rounded life, and
not into a one or two-sided boy, and
pointed out that to do this he had to
develop the mental physical and spIrl-
tual. J. 2. Moore, general secretary of
the Y. NJ. G. A, acted as POSTMASTER
and introduced the speakers, Rev. z.
deForest Head, J. E. D. Yonge. G. S.
Briefly and DIR. r. r. Spencer. Alex
Olsen. physical director, presented Y. NJ.
G = monogram emblems to the Il boys
present OF the Wild Cat team. In pre-
senting the emblems he made clear to
the boys that they could not purchase
the emblems and wear them, but that
they had to be won in some association
contest to be worn.
Mrs. c. ). Briefly and Mrs. J. P.
Moore were in charge of the service, as
sisted by the following girls, members
OF the Sunday school class of Mrs.
Briefly: Clarine Runyan, Sarah Trotter,
Eva d. Howe, Elizabeth MaCkey, Matte
may Mcmillan, Elizabeth Hixon, Ruby
Gray. May Belle Gray, Fannie Scott,
Hazel Chilcultt, Otis Manning and Edith
BrIerly.
The following boys were present as
members of the Wild Cat team: Stuart
Moffett, Billie Hendricks, Captain; Jas.
Watson. Sam Pasco, Walker Willis, Sam
Rosenbloom, Marion Vickery, Harry
Abrahams, Billie Fisher, William HiXon,
ralph Johnson, Tom Mcclure, Joe Roth.
Billie Mays, Rufus Brewton, Dan Ber-
son, Shirley Touart, John Massie, Morris
Davis, Harry Lee McGill, Harry Thorn
ton.
In addition to the above team were
also present: Carl Daw, Earnest Layland,
Ira Heinberg, Mitchell JacOby, Marion
Fleming, Dudley Groenhut, Josie Rose
nau, Emmett kehoe. Evert Mathis.
James Collins, Clinton Diffenderfer.
Chas. Forum, Angus Mcmillan, Cecil
Gonzales. Noel Mellen. Paul Cumming,
Tony Gregory, WIN. Watson, Joe Hough-
ton, Billie Shepard, Harold Gonzales.
Billie Merritt, Fred Johnson. Bonnie Ed
nnundson, Quintin Quigley, Floyd Will
liams, VIM Malone, Louis Solomon, Les
ter Bear, Norborne Brown, Walter Gra-
ham. Orland Davis, Marcus Moore Fran
els Robinson, John Tatom, Melvin Ber-
lin, Halcomb Cushman, Carter Cushman,
Lucy Gray, Francis OConnor, Brandon
Snead, Marion Smith, Kade Thurman,
Gale Whiting. VIM. Layland, Chas. Pc
terson, Dick Swaine, Chester Smith, Eu-
gene Villar, Lloyd Wolfe. In addition to
the aboee boys there We're the following
men present: U. S. Marshal Jas. b. Fer
Iins. J. F.. David Yonge, DR., r. r.
Spencer, Rev. E. deForet Head, John p.
Moore, Alex E. Olsen and c. S. Briefly.
Miss Miriam Olsen and Miss Elizabeth
Ray.