El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-19
MANY ~ PASOANS LEAVE FOR HOLIDAY
VISITS: OUT OF TOWN GUESTS NUMEROUS
SchoolNotes

The children at Mesa school will
give Christmas programs on Friday
evening.
In the low first grade. the follow
ing will participate: BijOu Clemens,
Margaret Hamilton, Sarah Kerr,
Jesus 4Iedrano, Elliott McMath. Henry
Town Stafford. Jeff Wineland, William
King. Octa Wilson, Omar Gaylord,
jamie Hoover. Edward Pope. Herbert
Mcconnell, Richard Fulkerson. Verlyn
Stevens. Dorotha Whitaker, Frank
Tester and Norma Workman.
The program for the high first
grade will be participated in by Louis
Meagher Esther McAuliffe, Harold
Morrissey. Thelma Heighten, Bette B.
Harris, Florence Stevenson, Tony Car
vajol, Chester Adams, Maurice Nor
gan, julius Berg, Jack Smith, Sarah
Hardie, Francis Mccarthy, Mary
Frances Williams. Marjorie Foutz,
Eileen FarQuhar, Margaret OConnor,
Sara Burt, Douglas Daniels, Carmelita
Payne, Anna Doak. Mary Adellne
Moss, Frances Williams, Mary Lurie
and Douglas Daniels
Participants in the program for the
high fourth include, Lucille Carpenter,
Paschau Boyer Dorothy Lewis. Nath-
an Pozil, Elizabeth Rogers. Stewart
Patterson. Louise Peach, Ruth Dewey,
Doris Blake, Tama O'Keeffe, Elizabeth
Rogers, Leila Temple, Katherine Crit
fifth, John Grimes, Maurice sawyer
Eddie Schertz, Catherine Clifford, Al
len Halle and Dave Arnold.
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Final examinations were held Thurs
day morning, in different subjects. OF
the January, 1918, class of the high
school. and with the close Of school
Friday this class will have completed
its high school work. No formal grad
uation exercises will be held. There
are six in the class: Misses Mary An
drew, Greta Palmer. Pauline Bryan and
Joe Worsham. Irving Schwartz and
Rowland Stanfield. Miss Greta Palmer
is president of the class and the only
class officer. Almost the entire class
expects to continue studies in colleges
Irving Schwartz viii leave soon after
graduation for New York city to enter
Columbia university Miss Pauline
Bryan viii 90 to New York early IN
January to study music. Rowland STAN
State School Of Mines. at Golden. Colo.
The other members Of the class will
enter different colleges in the fall
There will be a Christmas tree for
the children Of Franklin school Friday
morning. The children decorated the
tree themselves Thursday and were
told the meaning OF the Christmas tree.
For Friday morning the tree VIII be
laden with gifts for all the children
from the teachers. a very imprOmptu
program will be given. any Of the chill
dren wishing to do so may recite in
either Spanish or English. as they pre-
fer The Christmas songs the children
have learned wiz be sung.
At the Alamo school there will be no
Christmas program. but the children
will all receive boxes Of candy from
the teachers The boxes are those that
the children have made in class work
A play party Friday afternoon viii
take the place of a formal program at
the East Fl Paso school The children
will be allowed to play any game they
may wish and there viii be some good
things to eat for the youngsters before
they go home
Poetry and Art will be topics Of
a program to be given by the fresh
men class s. A S. A. club OF the High
bly, hall. The program follows:
Remarks by the president OF the
club, Cecil Stanfield.
Recitation. Happy Little Cripple"
Vocal solo. Mary Youngberg. ac-
eompanied on the piano by Blanche
Recitation. 'aThe Night Before Wa
terloo," Frank Brown
Instrumental solo, HarrelI Putnam.
Debate. Resolved that poetry is of
greater Ndlue AAldA pc-AAilllls5- =. Ii liz
tive. Lorene Mayer, George Mold: neg
ative Helen Hargrove, Henry Col
Inns
Recitation. Over at Old Aunt |
Mary's," Annie McComas.
Illustrated lecture. Famous Por-
traits" Lima Parker. Pictures posed by |
the following;
Duchess Of DeavOnshire. Ruth Nor |
ris: countess Potocka. Nancy Edwards; /
Hosea, Keld Reynold; Ruth Rebecea /
Maetze; Baby Stuart Blanche /
Schwartz: Queen Louise Tallulah FL I
lis: Penelope BOothby Norma Justice; |
Nobody Loves Him. Earl Brown; Pic /
mic time, Esther Rice.
Instrumental solo, Harry WEIGH (
Side Lights on the 'Tattler," George J
CLARION.