The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-06
J. .. Jockey SCHOOL
MITES

ne uIsl month or Joseph B. Jockey
school was most successful one. Miss
Sue Vent, principal of the school. has
very successfully organized all phases
Of the school activities.
An excellent athletic organization has
been formed and full equipment for
this organization has been purchased
Much interest is being taken in the
1 literary phase OF the school Plans are
being made for a reading room. Dur
/ Ing the heat months the school has
placed in its library twenty-four f24l
volumes Of books for reference and re-
I search work.
| The agricultural organization OF the
1 school is taking much interest in the
| school garden. and for the past week
have been busy with Flower boxes and
\ the flower bed in the school ward
1 The domestic science department Is
being installed. The new lunch coun-
ter was finished last week which has
added much to the attraction of the
| domestic science room.
/ The Fathers and Sons Of Josenh r
! Jockey school are looking forward TO
their meeting Tuesday evening. which
win be held at the school auditorium
at 1880 o'clock. Let every father and
/ son of this school be present and make
I the meeting most interesting, and enjoy
the excellent program which has been
arranged for them. The program is as
follows:
Song-"Was There Ever a Pal Like
You" seventh and eighth grade boys.
| Talk-Rev. l. w. ChaIker.
| Reading-'A Parable Of the Prodigal
Father" Harry Clopton.
Violin Duet-Wilton Fugwell, j. e
Watson.
"A Boys Prayer"-Neai Jones.
| /Reading-Merton Nelson.
Piano solo--"Spring Times Greet
| ings," Edwin Dansby.
\ Reading-'rIis Pa Felix Shank.
Talk-Mrs Burgoyne.
| Violin Solo-Walton Fugwell
Reading-"F Father and Son." Wesley
Boyett.
Song MEDLEY Of Old Airs"
The first meeting of the Parent
/ Teachers Association of Joseph B.
I Jockey school will be held Monday
afternoon, 8 o'clock, November.
| The meeting viii be held in the
1 school auditorium.
/ This being the first meeting Of the
association, every mother Of pupils at
! tending this school is requested to at
tend. General business will be dis
cussed as will all matters pertaining to
/ the welfare of the school. The election
of officers will be held
/ The attendance for the school month
ending October - was excellent. The
attendance banner going to room 7B,
Mrs. A. j. La Bare, teacher, with per-
centage of 81. The honor roll of the
school for the month ending October is
as follows:
| 8B-Mrs. ]. c. Lee, teacher. Thelma
Hansen Sylvia Hirskovitz, Jack Gaylor,
Lee Shelby, Harold Shelby.
7B-Mrs. A. J. LaBare, teacher. LII
| liam Cults, Alma, Epples, Regina Fer
rell. Rosina Monti, Bette Pugh, Mil
dred Sehenburn, Rubina Suarez. Callie
Willis, Christine Williams, Ruby White,
Winnie Shelby, John Byrd, Ellis Cod
win, George Gregory, Joseph Hennei-
der, Carl Lane. Simon Lutz, John
Wilkes, Marion Cain, Malcolm Davis,
Willie Stewart.
7B2-Miss Adelaide Bell, teacher.
Doris Annette, Evelyn Fortner, Edna
Johnson, Dothela Marble, Ruth Staples,
Ella Mae Nelson. Marguerite White.
Wesley Boyette, Cleveland Cameaux,
Blount Terrell, James Gaylor, Walter
Jernigan, John Langford, Walter
O'Neal Ernest Russey. Joseph Sim
mons, Joseph Marchetti.
6B1-AIiss Dora Lee Clarke, teacher.
James Anderson, Murtz Aslzegrew, Ed
die Bell Ohio Harp j. T. Harper, Rich
ard Langford, Edwin Walker, Agnes
Anderson, Elsie Cobb, Blanche Ghislni,
Estelle Mathis. Dorthey Peake, Lois
Shaw, Hilma Stewart, Dora Stewart,
i "a Txg1. w -.
! woodruff, Florie Mae " ID.
! 6B2-Miss Frost Herring, teacher.
| Lennart Anderson. Paul Boyden, Archie
Cobb, Edwin Dansby. Donald Forsyth,
! Gilbert Mitchell, Laurence Taylor, Tony
/ visenso, Gordon Anderson, Mabel
Booze, Oracle Byrd, Alva Boswell, Edna
Fay De Witt. Alice Hall. Virginia Hor-
| lux, Irma Hill, Eva Mae Rittrnan Aline
Redenback, Lucille Shank, Lillian
Brighton.
| 5A-NIiss Erma Ellis. teacher. WV
ann Blackwell, Ruth Brown, Gretchen
/ Gregory Eunice Haul. Grace Klein,
Lexie Myers. Cecil Myers, Dtmp1e Mo
Nair Mae O'Neal, Ellen Riggs. Mary
Riggs, Philip Brown. Ben Davis Com
| bitz Fell, Guy Grunsley. Charles, Hoi-
/ land Harold Hual. Miss Kierce. Willie
Klein, VERNE Shelby, Wilton Tugwell.
Alvin Van Meter.
| 5B1-Miss Snow Herring, teacher.
Marjorie Shelby, Mable Ghislin. Omie
watson, Neal Jones, Herman Grant,
Harold Jernigan. Merton Nelson.
George Brown. Nettie Cobb, BURNS
| Clifford, Helen Butterworth, Florence
White, Fred Johnson, Edwin Carroll.
| Cyril Burgoyne, Iona Cherry, Howell
De witt, Thelma McLeroy, Eva Cain.
/ 5B2-BIrs. A G. Gaunt. teacher. Bar
bra billiard, Beatrice White. Florence
Wilkes, Dorthey Carroll, Luvenia Gar
| rett. Helen Navarette, Mollie Lagergen.
| Katherine Simmons. E1wood Fell, Char
lie McEwen, Lester Simon.
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