The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-21
NAMED As NEXT CONVENTION CITY FOR u c.
GRADUATES IN
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 20
Closing Activities Will Begin
With Senior Play to Be
Presented on Thurs
day, June s.

With sixty -eight graduates, the class
of % will hold its commencement ex-
ercises the evening OF Monday June
18th. the closing activities having their
inception in the senior play which will
be preserved on the evening OF Thurs
/ day, June s. to be followed on Friday
afternooh,T June 9, by Class Day ex-
ercises. 8end the defamation contest
on Friday evening.
Bsesiaureate Sermon.
! TIE Ibzeala ureate sermon VIII be
preached on Sunday morning, June IL,
at II O'clock in the auditorium Of the
PeHsacols R@gh school, by the Rev
Mirror j. Ross. pastor Of the First
christian church.
| The class of graduates comprises
| fo9ty-six girls and twenty-five boys,
and honors having been won by Miss
LUCIA TrySri valedictorian, and Miss
Ethel HoYf salutatorian.
| Following. is 1.-THE personnel Of the
class which will receive diplomas on
the night of commencement:
Senior Girls Glass '22-Laura All
rons, Catherine Anderson, Florence
Armstrong, Annie Beggs. oneita Bell.
Hilda Bingham, Louise Buck, Pearl
Cornelius, Irene Cowley Carrie Mae
Curtis, Louise Davis, HiIda DeLoney.
Catherine Eitzen. Willie Bell Graham,
Ednah Hill. Gweldolyn Howard, Ethel
Hoyt EN- Turner Hyer, Miriam Kahn,
| Helen Lee, Doris Lemp, Dorothy Mas
| sey. Cornelia Moffett Gwendolyn Nc
Lellan, Marie Pitts. Kathrine Ray,
Elizabeth Reynolds, Ruth Schornherst,
I efas-
Solomon Judith Sweet, Marguerite
Thorsen, Nora Tindell, Lucia Tryon,
Helen Turner. Bernice Vickery, Maud
Vorie, Mary Wentworth, Made Adair
White, Maude williams, Edna Wolfe.
Jeanne Wolff, Dorothy Kraft
Senior Boys Glass. '22-William
Breen, Monroe Campbell Henry Fra
ter, Dudley Gum, Frank Hoolseman,
James Johnson, Thomas Johnson,
Emanuel Levey. A. ]. Moncrlef Jr..
Reginald Moore. Neal Norris, William
McChesney, John Nicely. Frazier Pat
terson, Ian Phillips, Albert Pfeiffer
Lawrence Rogers, We'll Rosenau, Reed
shuttleworth, Stanley Wolfe william
Wolfe, Lawrence Brown
The senior class officers are Thomas
Johnson, president; Mary wentworth
vice president; James Johnson, secre-
tary, and Cornelia Moffett, treasurer
The Senior Play.
The senior play, Mr.. Bob" which
is to open the several days of school
activities, will have a cast Of eight
characters, having been chosen from
the talent of the class, a vigorous ORA
matte contest having been waged to
determine 70 whom the various parts
should be assigned Those to whom
the honors have fallen are Louise
Davis. Helen Turner, Jeanne Wolff
Maude Williams. Neal NORRIS Dud
ley Gum. Emmanuel Levy.
Miss Sara Fulton. a graduate Of Ag-
mes Scott, who has made great sue
cess Of her work, IS in charge Of the
play.
Glass Day Exercises.
Glass Day exercises will be featured
by the Flower Walk and the history
and prophecy Of the class. with the
reading ef the class Will. change
which viii be noted being the dramati-
zation Of the class history, instead OF
dramatizing the class prophecy, as in
former years.
The Class Day exercises are always
among the most interesting events OF
the commencement activities, and
plans are being made for cne Of the
most elaborate celebrations ever
staged at the high school.
Defamation Contest.
The contestants for the p X Yonge
and Diffenderfer medals have not yet
been decided upon, but it is under
stood that some of the best oratoricaI
talent in the school win contest for
these medals. and the rivalry is al
ready keen.
most interesting and important Of all
exercises Of the high school, and win
take place on Friday evening.
Following are the committees IN /
charge Of the various exercises: Mrs.
E. NJ schornherst, chairman COM
rnencement; Miss Sara Fulton, chair /
man senior play and defamation con-
test; Miss Lola Johnson, Glass Day; |
Miss Florida Waite, decorations and /
publicity.
The music will be in charge Of G. S. |
Brierley on commencement night, with |
boys and girls choruses, the class
song, and other musical numbers. Mr.. /
BrierIey win also be nj charge OF the
music OF Sunday morning, when the
baccaIaureate sermon viii be preached. !
The first social affair which has fea :
tured the days before commencement
was the picnic with which the juniors
entertained the seniors on Friday eve
ming. going down on a special 10 Fort
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