El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-10
PRINCIPAL HUGHEY WANTS To
MAKE SCHOOLS SOCIAL CENTER
Students Meetings and Dances Will Be Held in the Main
Hall of the High School; Morning Council of Faculty
Very Beneficial; Card System Is Better Than
Books; September Attendance 1900 Pupils

librarians of the Glee club of the High
school at its meeting Wednesday MIS-
Leila Moore, music supervisor OF the
schools. who leads the Glee club, ap-
pointed four of last years members to
assist in testing the voices of the new
members. The four are Miss Kathleen
Faris, Miss Vera Ballard, Manuel
Schwartz and Carl Upton. Officers of
the Glee club elected are: President,
Gene Smith; vice president, Miss Dor
othy COngdOn; secretary, Miss Bessie
ROutledge; treasurer, Paul Masters;
Reporter Miss Alice Bishop; sergeant
alarms Miss Vivian Pomeroy; plan
lists, Misses Kathleen Faris and Dor
othy Congdon.
Among the students who belong to
the Glee club are: Sopranos, Misses
Mani Robertson, Dorothy Congdon,
Eunice Preston, Mary Evans, Alice
Bishop, Minnie Lee Lassiter and Kath-
leen Faris; altos, Misses Bessie Rout-
ledge. Yetta Baron. Vivian Pomeroy,
Camille Kibler and Vera Ballard (;
tenors, David Hughes, Carl Upton,
Carroll Roman, Alfred Black, Earl Wei
siger, Elgie Means, Paul Masters; bas-
SOS, Manuel Schwartz, Fred Chesney.
Raymond White, Gene Smith, Russell
Koch, LemUel Smith, and James Cor
man. 1t is expected that the music
for the Glee club will arrive before
next weeks meeting and the member
are looking forward to accomplishing
great deal worth while this year.
Seniors VIII Observe Halloween.
At the meeting of the Senior class.
Wednesday, it was decided that the
class would observe Halloween with
a dance on the night of November l,
the Saturday after Halloween. James
German, Eldon Rutledge and Miss Eunice
Anderson were elected as an invitation
committee and Alfred Black was put
in charge of the refreshments and
program A committee was appointed
to select cOlors for the class. Serving
on this committee are Messrs Charles
Carter, Ralph O'Neill and Miss Minetta
Henning. They viii report next We'd
nesday. The Senior republic has been
divided into eight groups. each group
to have charge of q program Two
Fridays a month will be devoted TO
programs and the other two to mock
trials.
Owing to the meeting of the Glee
club to which many of the Juniors
belong there was no meeting of the
Junior class.
sophs Give Humorous Program
The sophomores gave a program at
their class meeting, which opened
with a bunch of jokes told by Miss
Claudia Smith and Robert Morrison.
Miss Margaret MCGEE read a story on
the Virginia Woods" Miss Fay VIM
recited His Fathers Calling" Will
Race and James Biggs sang a duet
which was a parody on There's no
Place Like Home" Miss Edith Rob-
ertson gave the class news, and Lloyd
PeticOlas closed the program with
quipps about different members of the
class.
Freshmen VIII Have FroIfe.
Class B, of the Freshmen held an
enthusiastic class meeting and decided
to have an entertainments the after
noon of Halloween Committees on
refreshments, decorations and invita-
lions were appointed by the president
Erwin Schwartz.
Thespinns VIII Frame Law.
Miss Anita Maetze has been appointed
by the Thespian Dramatic society to
frame constitution for the club.
A number Of new plays have been sent
Tor, ana IN few WCeks the society
expects to begin active work Miss
Isabelle Kelly and Mrs. J. Frank are
the faculty advisors of the society.
me Thespians are waiting to get bet
ter acquainted with the Freshmen
classes, so as to nave the Freshmen
girls who are interested in dramatic
work join the society. Miss Camille
KILLER is president; Miss Charles Car
tire, vice president; Miss Reba Elliot,
treasurer; Miss Anita Maetze
secretary; Miss Dema Flick, reporter;
MISS Bessie RoutIedge, sergeant-at-
arms and Miss Ida Hunter. musician