The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-22
SIXTY-SIX PUPILS in GRADUATING
CLASS OF JOSEF H B. Jockey SCHOOL
Commencement Exercises Held
and Diplomas Awarded
Friday Night.

COMMENCEMENT EACASASCS ~
and Diplomas Awarded
Friday Night.
The Joseph B. Jockey grammar
school came to the close of one of the
most successful terms in its history
Friday evening. when the 81 graduating
class of Sc pupils. % boys and 43 girls
gave their commencement exercises
and received their grammar school
diplomas
The school auditorium was filled
to it's capacity by patrons and inter-
ested friends. Flowers and bunting
made the stage a pretty background
for the class of boys and girls assem-
bled. The presentation of the serti-
ficates was made by A. S. Edwards
county superintendent OF Pubic IN
struction. The program was in charge
of Mrs. w. B. Crawford, principal OF
the school. The music, an attractive
feature of the exercises, was under the
direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Cline
Baya.
Mr.. Edwards in addressing the grad
uating class made splendid talk on
the advantages of education to the boy
or girl and urged the class to carry
on" in their school work until they
reached the very top. The presenta-
ton of the class trophy was made by
C. r. Burgoyne who for the past two
years has awarded the trophy to the
winning team in the annual track meet.
In presenting the trophy he made an
excellent talk on the advantages OF
athletics in the school.
Honorable mention was given Aura
lie Quina as contestant for the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy Medal.
The following program was carried
out: Each number was creditable.
Program
STORY OF Old Glory" Callahan, by
class.
DR.. A. S. Moffitt.
Piano solo, 'The Shepherd Boy" G.
D. Wilson, Lillian White.
Riding on the Train" Hanson, Boys
chorus.
Glass Impressions, Johannes John
son.
when Life is Brightest" Pinsuti,
Girls chorus.
Reading-"Billy's Animal Show"
Pauline Phelps, Rose Mcclellan.
Boys Chorus-"AsIeep in the Deep
Presentation of Glass Trophy, Mr.
G. r. Burgoyne.
Farewell, Catherine Pasco.
"Join in the Song, Wagner-Neal,
by Class.
Awarding Certificates, Mr.. A. S.
Benediction, DR.. A. S. Moffit.
Glass motto: mot at the Top, but
Climbing"
Colors: White and Gold.
Flower: Shasta Daisy.
Class Roll
William Arnold. Vincent Beovich
Eunice Bledsoe, Eta Boyden. Mabel
Boyett, Meta Braswell, Kathleen
Brown, Modesto Brewton, Caleb
Burgoyne, j., c. Chris. Maurice
Davis. Ella Eyres, Philip Ety.
res, Billy Fisher, Minnie Garelli, Del
phin Garrett, Harriet Hamilton, Leila
Mae Hallmark, Estelle Hoist, Marie
Hartman, Alma Hayno, Marguerite
Horlick, Johannes johnson, Lillian
Jordan, Mary Keyser, Leila Mae Kelly
L
Mayer, Rose Mcclellan, Homer McCon-
nell, Philomena Meyer, Russell Nit
chell, Marguerite Miller, Elizabeth
Monroe, Elma Moore, Thelma Moore
James Murdoch, Inez Nelson, Rather
inc Pasco, Ellen Pfeiffer, Reba Pres
ton, Edward Peake, Herbert Peterson.
Aurelia Quina, Elizabeth Scott, Emma
Schenburn, Vonceil Shaw, Freddie
Paul Simon, Lee Otus Stew
art, Samuel Stewart, Julia Thomson
Loretta Todd, Sylvia Touart, Royal I'm
treiner, Grin Van Matre, Stuart Walk
er. Grace Watson, Hilda Mae West,
Hurdis Whitaker, Lillian White, Eve
lyn Willis, Evelyn Wrighton.
Honor Roll for the Year
Grade 5, Al, Mrs. Eugene Hawkins,