El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Novel Entertainments En-
joyed by A. & NJ, Insti-
tute and Hi Students
Aggies Win onPOints; Dane
ing Follows With Faculty
As Guests.

SING a track meet as the foun-
dalton Of a very novel entertain
ment the "-B" sOphomores en-
tertained the "A" sophomores at the
high school Saturday night.
As the guests arrived they were
given track meet score cards; a third
tied with the black and orange to rep
resent the high school, another third
tied with red and white, representing
the A q n, Of MeSilia Park, and the
last third representing the Military In
stitute and were tied with its colors,
purple and white
The first event on the program, the
f-shot put" in which bird shot was put
into tiny glass bottles. was Won by
the A & NJ repCesent NATIVE, Paul Mas
ters- Mary Wellington of the HI
came second, and Russell Koch, OF the
Institute third.
The high jump meant the highest
note on the piano that could be reached.
1t was Won by Helen HargrOve, for the
a. & N, with Francis ONeiM Of the
Institute second and Vivian POmeroy
third for the Hi" The broad jump"
or width Of grin, was won by the HIS
representatives Herald COldwel, Bus
Ter Biggs and Palmer Schumacher.
Second came the A. < M Clifford An
derson, Roy Gaylord and James XII
burn, with the Institute third, Lucas
Bacon, George Leighton and Russell
Koch.
The mile run" was a peanut rolling
contest and was won by James kilburn-
OF the A. & NJ. with Lucas Bacon, for
the Institute second and Buster Biggs,
third, for the Hi
The eight knot hurdle was won by
Claudius Smith for the Institute, with
The A. & N, SOllard Ballard, second, and
FOrtunatus MaSruder. third for the
Hi This contest was threading
needle and tying a knot
The 100 yard dash consisted OF =
race in the time necessary 10 eat five
soda crackers. and had TO be tried
twice, the winner having to whistle be-
fore the crackers were considered
swallowed Tom Mott, Of the A & NJ,
won first Vivian POmeTOy, OF the Hi
second, and George Leighton, Of the In
stitute third.
The pole vault was sticking all the
peanuts in q saucer upon hatpins and
was won by Ruth Moore Morris, for
the high school, with Nancy Edwards,
Of the Institute second and Dema
Flick. Of the A. & NJ, third
The final event the relay race was
the pairing of an apple by two boys
and two girls from each school. The
knife doing the relay stunt for each
school The Institute team won. Rus
sell, Koch. Blanche Schwartz, Francis
O'NeilI and Lucas Bacon; second came
the high school team, Harold COldWeu,
Mary Washington. Vivian Pomeroy and
Buster Biggs. with the A. & NJ team
third, Irene Bryan, Fay Wynn, Paul
Masters and James Kilburn-
First place counted five, second place
three and third place one The A
II. won the track meet with Is points,
the High came second with - and the
Institute third with p.
To carry out the school idea, the
three chandeliers were draped with
the colors Of the three schools and
pennants Of the schools were on the
walls
Following the track meet dancing
The invited guests included Mr.. and
Mrs A H. 8ughey. Mr.. and Mrs. r 2.
Mccormick Mr.. and Mrs. V s Rogers.
Mrs. J. n Frank, Misses Helen Oldham,
Eula Harper, Catherine Flynn Rebecca
GOIdstein, Lavert Chamberlin, Isabel
Kelly, Ethel Taylor, Lena McKie. Mary
! Stanton, Messers. Allen 0. Sayles, s.
o Welday. Sharon S. Ulrey and ". T.
Misses Nancy Edwards, Hilda Light,
Dema Fleck. Edith Robertson. Irene
Bryan, Camille KILLER. Frances O'NeiIl,
Mary Warrington, Margaret McGhee,
Lillian Cunningham, Esther Rice. Erin
Middleton, Dorothy Bret. Blanche
Schwartz, Mary GOggin, Eula Richard
son, Reba Elliott, Maude Locke, Erlyne
Powell, Fay Wynn, Kathleen Allen,
Iellaulah Ellln, Effle Davis. Rebecca
Maetze, Mary Hardie, Merle Dale. Scott
Jenkins Of the high school girls; the
boys present were VIII Rice, Palmer
schumacher. EtuSSeIl W burlington, Paul
Masters. Ralph Carter. Hal Greer, Cliff
FORD Anderson. Julius HeermanS, Claud-
Jus Smith. Cecil StanfieId, Frank
Brown. George Glarden. James Biggs,
Elliott Chess, Wayne Garrett. George
Mold, Ihaddeus KeaTlin, Russell Koch,
FOrtunatus MaCruder, Eugene WOlmen-
dOrff. Stanley Shea Orban Walker. Car
roll Roman. Robert Bryant, Cooper
1cEemy. VIII Taylor, Bert Chesney and
Baylor Foster.
The r,roa.rar7 Committed +, .I,s-sro %
the affair consisted of Blanche
Schwartz, Eugene Wolmendorf and
Cecil Stanfield.
On the invitation committee were
frances O'NeilI. Frank Brown, Rebecca
Adaetze and George GIarden