El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-07
. MOVIES" WANTED BY HIGH SCHOOL;
PUPILS PLANS TO PROVIDE THEM
Principal A. H Hughey Abolishes Demerit System and
Assembly Period; Pupils Organize Forms of Gov
eminent, Chamber of Commerce Municipal
ity and Current Events Club

verv good, setting a high standard
for the first month in the school year
Monday afternoon meeting Of the
Basketball girls was held with coach
c. c. Golden. The girls who are prac-
ticing for the team include; Misses
Bessie Routledge, the captain; Vivian
Pomeroy Mary Wadlington, Rebe FL
lott, Blanche Schwartz, Jlmm1 Will
Is Ruby Ponsforl Charles Carter,
Mani Robinson, Christie Brown, Nancy
Edwards Camille Kibler, Fannie
O'NeiIl, Mary Hardy and Sophie RaVel.
Republics are Organized.
n,the Senior republic. the officers
are: President, Gene Smith; vice presi-
dent, Miss Eunlce Anderson; members
of the cabinet: secretary of state,
steve Lattner, secretary of war, Chris
Jungjohann; secretary of the interior,
Miss Edna Scotch; secretary of In
dustry, Miss Matte Clark; secretary
of the treasury Eldon Rutledge; sec
rotary of commerce, James German,
and minister of foreign affairs, Miss
Antoinette Matkin-
In th1 senate are Alfred Black,
Ralph O'Neiu, Earl Weisiger, Miss
katherine Ferguson and Miss Minetta
Henning- In the house of represen-
tatives are Miss Nellie Mulcahey, Miss
Charles Carter, Miss Katherine Glenn,
Miss Alice Bishop, Idus Lambert,
David -Stearnes, Shelley Warnock and
Miss Anna Nav Allen Walter Pons-
ford is sheriff; Miss Charles Carter
and Louis l. Robinson are deputy
sheriffs; Ruy Darnell is prosecuting
attorney; Elgie Means, judge of the
supreme court, and Miss Dorothy Con-
don, clerk of courts VIII Couch
was elected president of the republic
but he resigned on account of leaving
school and Gene Smith was elected to
take his plaee-
Planning Preparatory Debate.
A preparatory debate is being ar
r1r
batting society and the Forum. to take
place some time in November. The
speakers at this debate will be chosen
to debate against the State college
from Mesilla Park, n. NJ, an annual
event which occurs in February. The
subject for the debate will be the one
selected by Z. D. Shurter, president
of the state interscholastic debating
league, for the annual debate at Aus
- in the spring.
Tuesday afternoon the pupils who
are trying for the school orchestra,
will have a meeting after school, and
Mrs. Leila Moore will select the play
ers for the orchestra from the aspi-
rants.
The program committee, and the
committee on constitution and selec-
ton of a name for the newly formed
girls literary society are at work, and
expect to report at the meeting of the
society Friday afternoon. On the COM
mittee are: Misses Bessie Routledge,
Dorothy Condor, katherine Glenn ana
Charles Carter.
Louisiana CIus ReOrganiEes.
The Louisiana club which is COM
posed of pupils coming from Louisiana,
met the first of the week at the home
of Harry Ginsburg, 511 East Nevada
The club was .reorganized and the
following officers elected: President,
Harry Ginsburg; vice president, Wal
ter Williams; secretary, Howard VIII
hanson; treasurer Ralph OQuinn: re-
porter, Kelly Mcknight; sergeant-at-
arms. Allen Swafford After the cleo
ton, each officer was called upon for
a speech.
Among the events the club is plan
ming for the near future will be a
debate on RESOLVED that woman suf-
frage be adopted by the state Of
Texas" Walter Williams and Ralph
OQuinn were selected for the affirm
alive with Harry Ginsburg and Jim
HYDE on the negative. The club viii
meet every Wednesday and Sunday
night.
The first number of the Taller in
its new form of a monthly came out
Tuesday morning with 232 pages.
Games Arrenged with Bfsbee and
Douglas.
Football games have been arranged
with the High school teams in Bisbee