The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
Scores of College Students Bid
Farewell to Vacation Time

IT'S hard to believe that summertime
| has past it's zenith affording countless
| delightful and memorable times for my
Rad of vacationists, the water offering
dts invigorating possibilities, Turing PEN
| sacola's nature loving folks to her splen-
did resorts, Saufley Beach. that delight
full spot on historic Santa Rosa Island
| where the Spanlards first planted their
flag of Possession; Baskerville Cor by the
newer name, Sanders Beach,, where the
waves are just a little more of a salty
! tang, and our old "stand-by,'' easily ac-
cessible, and equally delightful Bayview
Park, overlooking the clear blue deep of
beautiful Bayou Texar, together with
those spots few miles distant, includ-
| ing Camp Walton and Seabreeze; all
| these have proved themselves an incom-
parable rendevouz for all classes Of Pen
sacolians, rich and poor, young and old.
laborer and retired business man and
woman; last but not least, those young
men and women who are training their
mental capabilities to meet the STRIFE Of
life-our boys and girls at home to rest
for few only too brief weeks from the
various institutions of higher learning
all over this great, big country.
Cool evenings and autumn winds her
aid the approach of wintry days, and
once more we welcome
''Schoo1 days, school days,
. Dear old Gold Rule days"
But not without a sigh and a tear, as
1t were, and our memory is chuck full
Of noneffacable data, q summary of the
recent happy days spent here and else
where In the greatest Of all oases-Vaca-
ton Time!
And then we turn the page, and we see
the never-to- be forgotten campus with
all it's old landmarks, and the good old
sturdy" buildings standing there year
after year to welcome the green and
home sick freshman, and we think Of
those true blue friends whom we have
missed, and the thought of greeting
these friends and the old campus again
speeds on our way with our departure
plans with bit of sadness still there at
the thought Of being away from home
1.-The place where we are treated the best,
and act the worst"
A large percentage OF Pensacola's fair
er sex will enter or resume their studies
in the wholesome environment of Flori-
da's splendid and beautiful among the
pines at Tallahassee. leaving on Monday.
Among these being Misses Dorothy Bur
row, LYDIA Walton, Louise Buck. EN-
Turner Hyer. Mary and Ruth Schorn-
herst, Doris Lemp, verna Day, Lillian
Jones, Cary Ellis, Judith Sweet. Lucie
Tryon, Catherine Anderson, Mary Beggs,
Lucy and Aline Arson, Louise Davis,
Mary Lee Mathews, Marjorie and Flor
ence Pierpont, Jeanne Wolf, Miriam
Kahn, Elizabeth Aiken, Martha Driver,
clara McCaskill, Allyne Bonaclzer, Kath-
crime Anderson Catherine Ray, Peenel
Smith. Edna Hill, Cornelia Moffett and
Ida and Minnie Merriwether.
The boys attending the university and
also leaving tomorrow, are:. Messrs.
Emanuel Levy. George Calhoun, William
Nc(ehesney, Thomas and James john
son. McHenry Jones, Manuel Levy, Law
renee Rogers, McDavid Caro-. William
Wolfe, Monroe Campbell. ]. W. Fried
man, Stephen Klein, Dudley Gum, Ran
dali Hagerman, Ed Morris. Bob Mcclure, |
Neal Morris, Lamar Sara, Benjamin
Hancock.
Next In line according to the number
Of students claimed comes the Alabama |
Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, the fol- |
lowing young men going there this year:
Mssrs. viii Rosenau, Marion Watson, |
Kelly Mosley, Lawrence and Earl Bell, |
Byron Campbell. John Lewis Reese. Ralph |
Warfield, Dick Saunders. Oliver Semmes. |
Jr.
Georgia Tech" will, as usual have al