El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-23
GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADES HOLD THEIR
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES IN OPERA HOUSE

IN he closing exercises Of the Eighth
grades of the Bailey, Lamar and
san Jacinto schools were held in
the FL Paso theater on Thursday af-
ternoOn at 2:15 o'clock.
The stage was filled with girls and
boys Of the seventh and eighth grades
Of the three schools. The girls were
all dressed in white and the boys III
dark suits, making very pretty PIC
Jure as the curtain arose
The first number on the program
fas an invocation by Rev. Perry j.
Rice. of the First Christian church A
chorus, March of the MasQueraders.
sung by both girls and boys, was wen
rendered and this was followed by a
First Class which was fOrcibly given
by Louis Eppstein-
The entire program was of unusual
interest.
Miss Lauramaude Fink sang very
sweetly, Summer" by Chaminade ana
was accompanied by Mrs. W. R. Brown
Jack Thompson gave defamation
Opportunity which was heartily ap-
plauded, and the Girls chorus rendered
The Spring"
Erwin Schwartz gave a defamation
on Three Tests of Education" and
this was followed by 'DreamlaaInd.
rendered by the, girls, chorus these
were both heartily applauded.
Mott Rawlings gave a defamation
in good form on the Power Of Ideas
and this was followed by one OF the
hits of the afternoon, music by the
Lamar Glee club. This club IS com
posed of about dozen boys, VINO IlrSI
sang the Elton Boating Song Iney
were encOred so heartily that they re-
spOnded with 'ClemenJ1ne-' oscar
Feagan one of the club with a good
voice, rendered a solo Following th-s'
Jack Vowel gave The Training camp
of the Future" in a defamation.
"The Vestal Virgins" unique ana
artistic, was given by a number OF
girls dressed in Grecian costumes.
Lois Geddes as Sybn was spokesman
and the Muses. Of History, DanclnS'
EDics etc. were subject to her Dlu-
ding Elsie CrOWder was Muse OF HIS
Frances Earl. Muse Of Dancing; Mar
guerite Harvey. Muse of ComedF'
Marie HOffecker, Muse Of song GIaoys
LUndy, Muse of Sacred Thngs' Jesse
Darrach. Muse Of Lyrics; Mabel Pol
vado, Muse of Tragedy; Lucita Esca-
jeda. Muse of Astronomy.
The last number was chorus
March of the Stars which was Deau-
tifuIly sung by both boys and girls
Mrs Leila T. Moore instructor OF
music in the schools, led all Of the
chorus numbers and Rev r o. hlce'
who gave the benedictiOn, was &C
cOmpanied on the stage Oy -
Crozier, superintendent Of the pubic
schools
Tonight at the FL PasO theater the
commencement exercises Of the class OF
1913 Of the FL PasO high school viii be
held. at SIS o'clock
The past week has been purely in a
social way with the graduates ana to
night they receive the diplomas when
they have worked so hard through the Z
years to attain This is the largest
class in years. there being 10 young
women and nine young men IN the
inc
graduate tonight Misses Clara Fink, l
Alma Morrison, Elizabeth Barnes MIL (
bred Marston. Lillian lockwood, lSa-
belle Springer. Grace Fleck. Bernadlne I
Schultz. OPAL HadlOck, Frances Hen
dersOn. Kate Mulcahy, Moline Hughes I
Margaret Bryan, Isabelle Valentine, ]
Marie Schwartz MeSsrs- Charles XII
burn. Adkins BOWden, Edgar Nlrden, [
Henry Schumacher. IduS Gillette, I
Angler Foster. Henry Stearns, Nelson [
George j. Johnson
The following program viii be rem !
dered tonight:
Part J.
Invocation-Rev- John E. Abbott
ChorUs-Fairy Song tZimmerman)-
SalutatOry-lIiSS opal HadlOck-
Duet two pianos) March HOngraise
Oh. KOwaIski): Misses Alma Morrison,
Mildred MarstOn. Bessie Barnes, Marie
Schwartz.
class oration-Idus GilIett
SOlO-In Sunny Spain George Schleif-
farth) Miss Isabelle Valentine
Chorus-Ciricribin (Pestalozza).
Part ?
PlayIet-SeniOr Class meeting. April
1, 1913 Mrs J. NJ Frank; senior class. I
ChOrus-TOreadOr, HO Ia (Trotere).
NaledIctOry-AIis Isabelle Springer. /
Violin sOlO-Fifth Pupils Concerto
(F'riedrich LeitZ)-
Presentation of Diplomas and Schol- z
z. H. Irwin.
ChOrus-OranEe and Black (Francis
AIOOre); the high school song.
BenedictiOn.
Thursday night the High School GIee /