The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-06
Jockey SCHOOL
HAS INAUGURATION
Civil Government Glass Follows Up
Election With Regular inau-
guration.

In keeping with the national cere-
monies and following up their election
the civil government class of the
Joseph B. Jockey school Friday inau
gurated as. their class president Will
liam Fisher, Jr.
The ceremonies took place In the
auditorium of the school The plat
form was beautifully decorated with
America, after which the inaugural
ceremony took place. After the oath
was administered the new class presi-
dent spoke in part as follows:
CAS- am about to assume the du
ties of chief executive of the Eighth
grades of the Joseph B. Jockey school
it is proper for me to state my views
concerning the Eighth grade and to
outline the things / expect and hope
to do Without your cooperation
can do nothing That is what 1 am
asking for this morning. The coop
Grafton of the pupils of the Joseph B,
Jockey school in making this school
an Al school. Suppose all the parts
of our body did not cooperate. What
would be the result? The brain is
the ruler of the body. controls it and
causes all parts of the body to work
in unison. Therefore we see the re-
suit of cooperation. A president is
not a ruler but chief executive. then
you must understand my position.
You have elected me your chief ex-
ecutive and I will try to fill that high
office as it should be filled, with a
real attention to business for the good
of the eighth grades of this school,
will do. my utmost in\ promoting all
school activities, physical training,
scholarship and discipline, and I am
sure that I will receive the assistance
of. every pupil in this school.
After the inaugural ceremonies the
school sang the Star Spangled Banner.
Those taking part in the inaugural
ceremonies were: William Fisher, Jr
as president; Luther Holt. vice-presi-
dent; Johannas johnson, chief Justice;
Vincent Bevoich, Hugh Gonzalez
Morris Davis, James Murdoch, COM
mittee. Caleb Burgoyne, speaker;
Royal Untreiner. Philip Eyres, Edward
Peake, Delphine Garrett, Henry Olsen,
judges.
j. hOOI6p secretary OL the NJ
c. A, has presented to the pupils of
the Joseph b. Jockey school another
set of educational slides. These slides
and lectures given by Mr. Mooref are
enjoyed very much by the school. The
Y.yM. c. A. extension work under the
supervision of Mr.. Moore and instruc-
tor. Alex Olsen, has proven a bene
ficial addition to the activities of the
Jockey school Mr.. Olsen, a very able
Instructor, has well in hand the large
class of $50 pupils with which he
meets every Monday and Thursday
at 30 o'clock. All interest
ed in the welfare of the school feel
gratified with and appreciative of the
interest taken by Messrs Moore and
Olsen and of the excellent opportuni-
ties land instruction they are giving
the pupils.
The March meeting of the Parents
Teachers association of the Joseph B.
Jockey school will be held at the i
school building Tuesday. March 8. ~
$50 o'clock in the afternoon. An ur-
gent request is made for all members
to be present as matters of import ,.
ance are to be discussed.
Miss Edna Bradfield, member of |
the faculty of the school leaves to-
night for Los Angeles Miss Brad |
fields resignation is deeply regretted i
oy the school as she is q very able /
and efficient instructor. During her
stay in Pensacola she has made nu-'
nervous friends.