El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-09
School Notes

STTeQuOuELE
! participated in by the cast OF the
Half back" the senior play OF the
[ nigh school which Will be given May
/ p The play is a bright, catchy one,
/ typical of high school lie, and is in
! four acts As the title indicates. 1t
/ revOlves around football. is local and
/ in one act. the crucial football game
] of the season between the "I' and Hi
/ is acted Local color IS given by the
! HI rivals. the A and n. state col
! lege al Mesilla Park. and the r. P. NJ
play
! The cast is not confined to the senior
! class. as the High School Thespian
Dramatic club has been utilized in al
! lOting the characters.
The cast follows,
Robert NuIlin-Bob Stewart the half
Nelson Rice-Bud Kennedy, a stu
dent.
Carl Tipton-"Kink" Bannlster, a
student
FRANK Lyons-"Buster Brown" a stu
dent
Ernest Myles-"s:ms." a student
Fred BUnset-"GrIgEs. a student
John Burch-Livingston the football
Charles wolff-Prof. Alden, OF the
physiology department.
Beulah Brown-HOpe Alden, the pro
fessor's daughter
Josephine Ray - Ann Carter. her
chum-
Margaret Brown-4Iiss Matilda Wig
gins, Hopes aunt
stella Brick-0Irs. Scott, the profess
sor's sister.
Men Hanniman-Violet. 8 maid
Mary Lewis-Ruth Ware. a student
Mary RObertson-EleanOr King,
Mary Leighton-Catherine Graham.
Grace F1eok-Lucy Walton. a stu
dent.
Edith PerrenOt-Dorothy Clark, a
There is no hitch with the Ell Paso
the theater. Manager togS says he
has one rate to every Ody-S100 per
Torrance where no admission IS
charged. and $3.50 where admission IS
charged, and he has 10 furnish usners.
ticket takers and stage hands. In this
case the high school wants TO give
matinee and Mr.. FOgg says ne oIteTeu
the high school pupils the use Of the
charge. if they wanted the Il Paso
theater he would let them have II Tor
the matinee for SIS II they used the
theater the night before
The members Of the senior class o.
Henry Blume. John Bureh, WI
Grady. VIII Hawkins. Frank Lyons,
Vern Lyman. H. H. Morris, ROPER
Stafford Mary Robertson. Mary Lewis,
Mary Leighton, Mary COrbin. RuJn
Long. Gladys Strickland. Beatrice Nc
Entry. Josephine Ray, Vivian Hunter
Nell Hanniman. Mayme Clark and rs
Final examinations in ali the classes
VIII be held next week
The Parent-Teachers association
has planned a special program 70 De
given at the First Baptist church sun
day afternoon at o'clock IN ooSeII-
ing Mothers day The program FOL
~ Announcements = Mrs. George Rut-
Organ prelude. Mrs. E ". Earl
Invocation Rev 7 r Williams
Hymn. Nearer. My God. 10 Thee
0bieet Of Parent-Teachers' associa-
ton. Mrs. George Ruuedge-
Address our Mother. our Hero OF
Heroes" Rev. L. P. Ludden. D d.
Song. selected, r. J. Carson
Address. "A Young Mans Oollga-
ton to his Mother, J. NJ Nealon-
song. selected. Mrs Gertrude N.
0o ADDRESS. Parent and Citizenship"
Rev. Perry 7 Rice
Soldiers quartet
Address Fathers Responsibility
in Training His Children and building
a Home" Percy McGhee.
song America" congregation
Benediction, Rev. r T Hanks.
An entertainment viii be given Sat
urdav night in the auditorium OF the
High school by the Tennis club Inc
form OF the entertainment provided is /
being kent shroUded in deep, dark {
-7ysterv to be a surprise TO the parents I
and friends of the students who are /
invited 10 attend