El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-28
ACADEMY HOLDS
COMMENCEMENT;
TWO GRADUATE
Closing Exercises Are Fea-
tured by Musical Program
and Pretty Pantomime.

/ Miss Nola Young and Miss Valerie
| Lorlg received their graduation diplO-
I mas at the 81. Joseph s Academy com
] mencement exercises held at the acad-
] envy Thursday morning. OF added in
] terest. besides the diploma presentations.
] vas the awarding OF merit medals for
I special excellence in the various de-
/ partments Of the school
Miss Lucille Lyons won the first gold
/ mccall Tor Christian doctrine. Miss
! Alma Savage won tSe first gold medal
! Ior department Miss Nola Young won
the gold medal for scholarship in the
! 18th and 18th grades. Miss Enid Ainsa
won the gold medal for scholarship in
the 10th grade. Miss Zita O-Rourke won
the gold medal for scholarship in the
ninth grade. Miss Adeline Burke won
the gold medal for scholarship in the
eighth grade.
Miss Helen Krause won the first gold
meqal for music in the academic grades
ana Miss LaNon Sorrells won the sec
ond gold medal for music
Interesting Program.
Preceding the award Of the diplomas
aAd medals. an interesting program
was rendered, in which large number
OF the pupils had important parts. The
IlIsI half OF the program was devoted
70 musical numbers. opening with a Sc
Iecllon by the orchestra Of the acad-
g5-ly- -nen FOUR part plano number.
Plque Dame overture" was PLAYED nv
Misses Margaret O'Boyle. Enid Afns1.
Jean hrause and Helen Krause. Fol-
---E inns WAS a chorus. ME Ma o
heIlc Waltz, by Ardite, sung by the
massed academy chorus, with Miss Jean
hrause and Miss Alzina Orndorff nj
ah1, ana Miss Helen ESause and Miss
A. Burke, violins.
Miss Madeline Tandy played a violin
SOC; Berceuse' No. 2. By Renard. Miss
Enid Alnsa playing her piano accom-
pa4llnenL Miss NOla Young sang Face
M + &C, accompanied by Miss Ainsa on
Misses L Sorreus. NJ O'Connor. N
Aihsa ana K Boyle played a four mart
Plal3 selection, When the Lights Are
Low. by Engelman.
ana stella Confidente" was uIavef
Me Kisses Helen Krause. first violin:
- Ina Orndorff. second violin,
anu MISS j. hrause. piano.
AueEorical PantomfB,e.
Inc second part of the u-or-rov,, nos
.3-T7Tr' ny NY = 70 an allegorical pautOmime.
49,, a pa Se Calls, IN which Miss Julia
I'D ..pl aCJed the part OF the worldly ,
~ eIdlta:' Miss Nola Young was !
~. ~ AiIat angel; Miss ReEenia Carson.
llS second angel and Miss Zfta {
"a ne the third angel Miss NJ !
Tor rhe 1 Ddaye ca the piano accompaniment I
~ NTi ,1Iu second Mazurka was played J
Ds ,iT'ii-sSSS l. sorrells and NJ Alma.
e,v-ee+ r, =, --SS'-e Lorig sang Good Bye |
-, ~ ~ "a y accompanied on the piano /
Dy MISS A. Orndorff Mis- NoIa Youna !
! - d wen composed essay. Miss An /
from from .. lsiie[Ileke played piano solo
song was sung by the academy chorus
MISS Jean Krause being the piano a.
companiest F- a.
Misses NJ .O.Boyle and Enid Ainsa
gaagtu Chopln.s Waltz No. l. Miss A.
~ Ae Played Drdla's violin solo. ser
enaae'' accompanied by Miss L. Sorrells
on the piano. Polka &c Ia Refine" a /
Two piano selection. was played by
misses Jean krause and Helen Krause. /
Miss Valerie Lorig delivered the val
eulctory address and the program closed /
win the presentation Of the diplomas
and medals. !