El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
School Notes

cast was Margaret Schuster, as Lady
Macbeth; Irene Robertson, as POrtia;
Bernice Stiles, as Ophelia, and Julia
Morse, the lovely and loving Juliet
The scene was q tea room at water
curing establishment, where the good
women over their tea could find no
more satisfactory subjects than their
respective husbands.
The young actresses acquitted them
selves well in their respective roles
and expressions OF appreciation OF the
entertainment were many.
At the conclusion OF the play, an IN
teresting and amusing guessing con-
test was engaged in. The guessing
problem submitted was a luscious look
ing pie, between the upper and under
crusts Of which was concealed q filling
mostly Of sawdust but containing
mum Der OF other concomitants OF pie,
such as currants. raisins and other
things. To the one succeeding In
naming the greater number OF the in
gradients Of the saWdust pie there was
10 be awarded a prize pie. minus the
sawdust, which the winner evidently
enjoyed in the way pies are enjoyable.
Lovely refreshments were served.
One OF the social events in school
circles was a gay masquerade party,
given at the Lamar school Thursday
evening, in honor OF the graduating
class The decorations were extremely
pleasing. in pink and white The spa
cious floor Of the kindergarten room
was cleared Of its appointments and
gave ample scope for the dancers. The
costumes were all as carefully thought
out as though they were full fledgeu
grown ups After some time spent in
dancing, the masks were removed and
delicious refreshments were served
consisting OF an ice, cake, and candies.
all done in pink and white to carry out
the color scheme.
Among those who made merry were:
Minnie Mae Jolly. as THE girl OF the
golden west" Rena Gillett. as The
bohemian girl;' Vivian Drummer. "E. P.
II s.; Helen Fisher, French maid: Nil
dred Turbeville and kristine Hiviberg
third grade school girls: Josie Upton
POcahontas; Eva McCracken. Japanese
girl Felicia Won Briessen. night. Helen
1ar9roFe. morning, Fay Vim. Martha.
Washington. Marguerite Ruby star OF
morning; Alice Watson. Dolly Madison:
Eva Rhoades, Evangeline: Gardiner
Hawkins. Miss Lavender; James Biggs.
clown: Eugene Thurston, John Butter.
Earl underwater. Walter Strickland.
-FOUR sailor boys; Harold Bevan. Shy
lock: hurry Kyle. cowboy; Ralph Car
Ter cream Of wheat" Eton Bigrs
Booker I. Washington; Will1ie Boeges
man. clown, Clara Morris janice 1Ter-
I edith; Donald Grant, Washington COS
tune: Cecil StandGeld soldier: Nary
Evans, Folly.
Those unmasked were. Russell
Worthington, Arbor Walker Jesse
Payne, Ignacio Talbot, Albert Wilson.
Willard Merritt, Kent Heffner. velma
Carter
Misses Alice Fitzgerald. Edith Cid
dings, Mesdames W E. Pomeroy and
". 3. McCrscken chaperoned the party
It was an evening OF mirthful and
wholesome enjoyment for the future
bellies and beaux Of Fl Pas0, and at a
seasonable hour, but with some regret
that the fun was over the merry
mIaskers dispersed to their several
homes.
Following is the list Of graduates
from Lamar high eighth grade for the
term ending January ~
Fay VIM. Vivian Pomeroy. Eva Nc
Cracken Rena Gillett Grace WingO.
Clara Norris, Marguerite Ruby. Eva
Rhoades. Grace Robertson Minnie Mae
Jolly. Ruth Hodge Helen Hargrove,
Mildred Turbeville. Floy Wilson, Alice
Watson, Sophia RaveL Elton Biggs.
Gardiner Hawkins. Harold BeTans,
James Biggs. Ralph Carter, Murray
Kyle Earl Vanaeryater-
Following are the pupils promoted
from San JacintO school TO High school;
Lilly Belle Barnett Mary Clifton, JO-
sephine Dawson. Mary Goggin, Esther
Cara. Alice Kendrick, Maud Loucks,
Elizabeth Merrill Vera Morris, Maria
OLeEa- NARY EkeQmonu. OLllla FoldSs
Esther Moliner, Carol Kilgore, Henry
Alarid. Addie Aylesworth. Martin Bau-
man, Leonard ButchOfsky. Will Cole,
James Kilburn. VIII Linahan, Robert
MarstOn. Iver Olsen Domingo Placen-
cia. Arthur Schlemmer. Charles Stoltz
Honor roll for attendance at san ia
cinto school follows;
High first-Ailene Ivy. Lillian Beard
Iantha Jones, Glen Starr, Guy Waikup,
Hazel Gum.
Low second-Perkins Duke Myrtle
Lowe Milton Bone, Charlie Cushing.
Barney Wilinsl1i. Steve Smith, Bruce
Geiger. Malcolm JarbOe
High second-Pearl Ellis, Florence
Mcqueen, Louise Cassares,.
Low third-Irma Morton. Fanny To-
zar.
High third-Freda Marie Gum. Helen
Fahrenkamp Jasper Williamson, Mar
tin Dehlinger, Frank Clayton, Paul
BalIinger, Frank Torres.
Low fourth-Helen Cross, Ernest
Funk.
High fourth-Blanche Lucas.
Low fifth-Virginia Dawson, Mosie
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