El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-17
SCHOOL CHILDREN To GIVE
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS FRIDAY
Cantatas Songs Recitatons and Christmas Trees Are
to Be Features of Fridays Programs in the City
Schools; No Formal Program at Lamar, but
Children Will Sing Christmas Songs.

irhpromptu Program of Christmas
songs.
The low and high seventh grades
will have a Christmas party FRIDAY
afternoon after school, at which theS
will play games and have good time
generally. In the other rooms OF the
Bailey school there will be informal
little programs of Christmas songs
The low third grade will have AN
exhibition of the work done by the
class.
At the Lamar school there will be
no formal program in any of the rooms
The children will sing Christmas songs
and the teachers will read them CHRIST
mas stories. The kindergarten VIII
have a Christmas tree and games ana
songs for the children will make the
afternoon a merry one
aEvangeIiae' Drnmatized.
IpngfeIlow's "Evangeline" has been
dramatized by the high seventh grade
pupils of the BeaH school and their
own dramatic version of the poem wiz
be presented Friday afternoon in their
school room, under the dlrectlon o.
their reading teacher, Miss AeIIa FRA
ter. Miss Prater has been very sue
cessful this year in teaching dramatlO
reading to the school children. ORA
matte teaching in all subjects IS being
strongly featured in the Beau schooI
this year and is proving a great sue
cess in vitaliZing the teaching, as inc
children are by nature actors, ana II
has been found to be wise plan 10
keen this spirit alive. The characters
of ''EyangeIine' will be acted by the
following children:
Fvangeline. Helen HintzeI Gabriel
Lawrence Rhodes; Benedict Belefon-
tame, Leonard hoAe; BASH Ca a-lSJ.
Porras. father Felician, Alexander Bull
father Leblanc, Willie Poll; indian wo-
man. Edythe Devry; travellers, NioIs
Schmidt and Pauline Ramsey; Englsh
soldier, Willie Poll
Between the scenes the folloWlnS
readings will be given: My Sweet
hearts Baby Brother by Olive wal
ker. and 1.-The Whistling Regiment
by Pauline Ramsey At the close OF
the program a Christmas song Will
be sung by the class.
All the school rooms IN the bea lli
school will be decorated and IN each
grade informal exercises of Christmas
songs and stories will be given
sunset and Villas Schools.
The kindergarten of the Sunset school
will have a Christmas tree Friday
morning and Christmas program. FIJI
daV afternoon the other rooms OF the
school will have informal programs OF
Christmas carols and Christmas stories
At the Villas school there will be no
formal prepared program, but the chill
dren win have little informal paTties
in the school rooms with songs and
stories.
Highland Parks Program.
The Highland Park school children
will begin their Christmas program at
] o'clock Friday afternoon, with the
first grades program. When this is
completed the second grade children
will have their program and at the
close of this the third grade children
will give their Christmas program. Ihen
the fourth fifth and sixth grade chill
dren viii unite in giving program.
The following is the first grade S
program: why do Bells at Christmas
Ring2' recited by the class. Song,
Away In the Manager" by the class.
Recitation, Merry Christmas Stars,
by the class "A Christmas Doll drill, "
acted by the girls Of the low first
grade. Two songs by the class, Christ
mas is Coming" and "A Jolly Old Eel
low" Recitation, THE Night Before
Christmas" by the class. Reading of
letter to Sanity" by the boys. The
Christmas Story" by the girls Of the
high first grade, assisted by the class.
Second Grades Program.
The following program Will be given
by the second grade: Song, Santa
Claus is Coming" second grade.
"A Game of Letters" Philip Shopley,
Anita FOrgasOn, Grace Lung, John
Sweat, Herman Braem, Elmo Kamp,
Dee Lee, Robert Rhodes, Alyze Kamp,
Doris GolemOn. Laura GOlemOn, Walter
Barber, Dorothy Miller and Ruth Tip
Recitation, Bad charlie" Richard
Song, santa Claus" Dolphin Won
Ericsson, Llera Isaacs, Adolph Mann,
Roberta Chapman. Ida Kotz, Ell