El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27

grade pupils danced the "Tarantella,"
while the chorus sang IN Naples be
fore the dancing began The "Iaran-
tella.'' spirited da--ce that II IS was per-
fectlv executed and cOstumed, and won
much applause. The dancers were di-
yfded into groups OF SIX, and In THIS
boy and girl wore req, announcer couple
in Green and the third in white The
color was used in the girls skirt and
e+oolzfnps with white blOuses and black
velvet bodices, and the girls carried
tamborines with red, green ana Whlle
streamers. The boys wore the STOCK
ines. sashes and neCkues OF the color,
with black trousers and Whlte biOlsea'
and they clicked castaneIs- MISS W m
fired Woods. Of the Bauey scnooI'
r,1avad the pfauO music Tor the uAnce-
Giro Pinsuti's "BedOuin Love song
was sung by the massed choruses' ana
after this Swiss yodel song prepared
the audience for the SWISS ulliCe ny
the Villas school eignIh SIdus; INC
children were costumed in typical peas
ant dress and danced very vel indeed
After Sir Arthur Sullivan airy
ReveI' was .sung by the chorqs, ING i,5
children sang saint Patrick Diy IN
the Morning" and the Lamar elgnIn
grade danced an Irish Lit Inc gLI li5
wore costumes OF green ski - Dl.t.N
girdles and white blOuses, with "hlte
stockings. and the boys wore DaEsy
short green trousers, white blouses and
stockings, swallow tailed black c1als
and the typical Irishman's high hat Inc
swing of the dance was capital
Certificates Not Awarded.
A closing chorus, IN the Dawn" was
sung. and then superintendent X =
Tighe made q brief address, outlining
the work of the schools for the coming
wear, the starting Of junior hlSn
school, and talking about the work
of the summer school The certificates
were not awarded at the exercises on
account Of the very large NUMBER OF
children receiving them, but Will be dis
tributed during the week by the prln-
rev. c. wesley Webdeu offered the
invocation and closed the exercises
with the benediction- The theater was
crowded with friends and relatives OF
the school children.
Bailey Graduates.
The graduates from the Bailey school
we're. Nerrick Breck, kneeland Jen-
Ifns. Robert NIessimer. Charles McGra-
DIV. Harry Pearson, Wayne Taylor
James Wafer. Robert Williams. Jeanette
Cassens Marion Calnan, Ruby Collier
FIoy Greer, Myra jackson, louisa
Gfllegpie. Margaret Moore, Dorothy
Ouiglev. Ruth Shannon. Gertrude Wind
sor smith. Marian Burt
san JscintO Graduates.
Frances Clayton. Lille Dale. Esta
Smith Esther Holman. Ruth Rhoues.
Vivian Wakefield, Lloyd Relson, Le9poI-
dfns Koblitz Hazel Grant. Emma VAN
less Lawrence Willis, Franklin NJ IL
Frank Alderete. Lazarus Aronson- AueIa
Mendoza, Geddes Mabees Guadalupe
Norte.
Dorothy VOllertsen. Elizabeth CroN-
ton. MARGARET Powers. Eva stevenson.
Helen Reading. Marion Doolitue. Ethel
1-J7rfsferseu Blanche Fuller, Isabella
kitchens. Richard Warren, Edward w IL
das Carol Stevens, Alfred " hltmer'
Dawson Bryan. Ashley Gillette, Phyllis
Routledge, Mildred I4indauer, Elsie LAY
Strickland. Fac Peak, Effie Mae Held
lydia Gooch. Mary StedmOnd, Mary "a
Dies Eliza beth BeissWenger, victoria
Durhie Dick Crutcher. Roy MacomDeEs
Fred Akard, Charles Hawkinson' Leslle
WomeIdorf, Milton Amstater, Jonn
Schaffer.
willard Brown, Willis Greg lry'
T21yrbe Johnson. Charley O-e-S-. eek
Max Ravel. Wilfred Kranzthor, Marie
Cass. Willie Johnson, Frances Knight,
Nellie REYNOLDS. Marion Rull-lan. HszeI
c-aDce Fsarufca stiles, Al-ITie Taylor
T7rnT1a WindberE. paul Dunbar, Hurley
Griffith. Henry kidwell, -ecll Palmer
SCOTT walker, Dan Ella Burk, hulh
fIs7T-- VIRGINIA Knight Pauline Leusch,
marguerite PrOthro, Bessie F.oDel,tss'
Edna Schmidt. Virginia SlaLulsL sl-a
Scbuster. Sophia Williams, Lois NC
IN the Villas school dance. three low
.5e-E-r grade uuuiIs danced besides llle
r--s57are s These were Wine NlnAl-
Fer ". I Eirt and Leslie Folett:
In the san Jacinto dance tne Io"eI
class girls were Augusta rahI ~ I hlllip'
Hazel Kline. Naurine Garrett Mari ga
RET peDer and Ruth Hennessy-
Quantities Of bouquets were given the
g-raHwarnE