Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-20
EXERCISES END
1884 TERM
PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL. BO.tED
PRESENTS DIPLOMAS To Oh t4)-
YATES. MISS nOROTHEA SGT
AND ALBERTO PEREZ.
MANY AT ENTERTAINMENT
PUPILS or HIGH SCHOOL. RENO X
BRILLIANT MUSICAL PROGi.t VI
AT CLOSING EVENT or lsE
SCHOOLS.

The l9l3-l9l4 term Of the BrcTns
Vile public schools was officially Hit-le
into The school history of Brown aral
last night with the closing exei iAcs
aud the rendering IF diplomas IA %
two graduates. Miss Dorothea lIo FiEid
Alberto Perez. The diplomas werr rr,-
sentcd by DR.. j. l.. Workman. preaHi-rt
of tho school board IN the abscl. trf
Mayor a. Albert Browne on arciHlst
of illness.
IN = short address "a the era Ht.@'
and the audience Dir. Workman sa'it-
graduated Miss Holt ami Nh f;
and wished them well along life I RAJ
pathway. In part he SAID
One Of the great objects ri etIr e.
j. t. broaden the mind of men an3 vs1
en-. and IL enable them a. bcgx az
with n broad idea of waht II = Is
among lis objects the making siH-
ion. and the making Of the ahil Z =
persons Ia tolerate the opinions St.
or people. Education has a tcisc' 70
improve the morals and 4 tencct ~
prolong life and make il better w. -
Ia hc made worth living.
ON the other hand DIR. N-an
pointed ont conditions that rrslil Ecu
lack OF education. and gave IA 'fsr~t
lesson. he spoke of the lack G. " -
ton in Mexico. and expressed - rFtn-
ion thar never until Mexico has .Fra-
ed 10 expend in education an assHlt
equal ~ that being spent ny rr' ~
ted State. in proportion. will tha st.1-
trv ever b. able 20 bring ahssi ihe
peace and prosperity Of her 100
The stage M the Hinkiey haiFfA%rc
the exercises were held. was at:ra'tsNe-
" decorated with ferns and ylfg~ V
beautiful an effect was give. tlBae
the decorations that pleasing Fosa1 n
was heard throughout the =.
This work was done under - Sc
ton Of Miss Barbour. superb nj
nf the schools. and Professor I ~ so
yer. principal &c The ! I'll =,
A chorus of Young wumcn a.! n'ug
men from the high school 81 nc
entertainment. singing Con r.
TN. Blue Bells Ring" with Ms< 'cs
Burt r rIinkiey. .Jr. Of tn Of
1916. delivered lamrs "A. ~ SIS
speech. Success IN Lif'R
Carlos Casienada of he cla~ 't El6
showed himself a. hc ~ cratrr an
siderable ability delivering 81.
'Schurman's speech. TIE Nex s'H.s
Alberto. Perez. one tf the rrrl+ 1ns.
chose Jacob Riis for hi anths h.
ilivcrcd this famoks le tHrcrf psi rit-
er's speech. t~'\rig.hprs NJ y
Miss Iloit's gracuatinr esq rar ~
titled "C0nscrvatian.' :
y Tho musical number inrluaks $50
niano duet nv Mi>~as label I'r rrd
Prarlce TTowse. and VI. Flor r' : r'e
and Lambert Cain a rpiat'
I. Miss Flcrine Pierre arel Lam. I'm.
and 4 vocal duet. Bio, "A f,
Brcezes." by Mis- IIcn and - 10
|rine Pierce
Was the drill Of the yesia'
participated in Ly vi. xs NJ ~ itc
as the witch: Ruth Masses iffl In
Ifegnat. lone Walton. irne lrfsz f'ar
lotta Nillareal. Mar, Flct r'S \ air
McAlccse. Rcbecca Cohen az le-
la Tijerina. the cffe' Of 80
with their white robes and l< an.
dies IN 4 forest nf vines Et.F SAINTS
was beautiful. and thL num. Jied
much pleasure IL tho sudik
The entertainment fcloscf the
chorus merry June. by tin Sigh
school pupils.
The members uf IN. schoctS pc-
cupicd front seats a the
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