El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-29
CORNERSTONE FOR
NEW HIGH SCHOOL
TO Be PRESENTED
Senior Glass of 1914 Will
Give a Handsomely En-
graved Granite Block.

A handsome cornerstone for the new
n1sh school building, the gift OF the
CLass OF 1914. will be presented TO the
scIooI with appropriate ceremony Sat
uIudy morning at o'clock at the high
schooL The stone is two feet long. a
1OOt and half wide and about the
sanle IN height It Is OF Vermont
gray granite, unpublished, and on the
Iaee IS carved in raised letters, highly
PoLshed, the class motto, Strive to
Learn with Glass Of 1914" beneath
ms, On the other face the initials e.
= n , are carved, and space is left
weighs about 500 pounds.
Ralph ONein, chairman OF the class
present committee, will present the gift
70 the school on behalf Of the class Of
1S14 Principal A. II. Hughey will re-
eelve the gift for the school
IN an OF the grade schools Of the city
the diplomas, tied with the school col
ors. were presented TO the graduating
eighth grade pupils and the school year
was ended.
Party for San Jacinto Graduates
The graduating class Of the san ia
cinto grade school was entertained with
party Thursday afternoon. given by
MIS-. B. AronsOn, at her home on MagOf-
fin avenue, in honor of her son. Lara
rus AronsOn's graduation. The rooms
were decorated in the class cOlOrs, blue
and white, and with poinsettia flowers.
BuncO was the amusement and Gusta
Fahrenkamp won the girls first prize,
with Geddes Mabee winning the boys
The consolation prizes We're wen by
LeOpOldina koblitzz and Glenn Deer.
When the games were over dancing and
music were enjoyed
Among those present were Mrs Ma
mic l. Patterson. principal Of the san
JacintO school; Mrs Alpha tombstone,
teacher Of the graduating class. and
Mrs. A Leroy, Mrs A. BluIne and Mrs.
A. Roger The teachers present were
Misses Margaret Condor, Nell Taylor
and Alicia O'NeiIl The children pres
ent were Pearl Collins, May Fritter,
Gusta Fahrenkamp, Leopoldina KOblitZ,
Clara Bull, Lille Dale, Esta Smith,
Esther Holman. Ruth Rhodes. Hazel
Grant. Sarah ArOnsOn. Fanny ArOnsOn,
Frank Alderere, Glenn Deer, Gedues
Mabee. Samuel ArOnson, Ralph Arou-
son, Lazarus AronsOn and sam Ross
Miss Stanton Resigns.
Miss Mary Stanton, teacher OF the
commercial branches at the high school.
has resigned. after % pears or steady
teaching in FL Paso. She entered on
her duties as teacher here in 1854 At
the final meeting Of the senior class
Saturday morning for the presentation
of the class gift TO the school. Miss
Stanton viii be given an appropriate
remembrance by her fellow teachers.
To Present Scholarship
Eunice Preston and Reed Harlan, OF
the senior class Of the high school. are
the winners Of the University Of Texas
scholarships, and these will be present
ed to them at the close OF the historical
pageant tonight At the FL PasO theater.
Steven Lattner and Antoinette Mat
kin. the winners of the University
clubs scholarship. Will be presented
with their scholarship Nv Mrs A P
Averiu tonight after the pageant
Summer school Work.
Pupils wishing TO enter the summer
high school are expected TO report at
the high school Monday morning TO ar
range their school work
High school pupils viii receive their
report cards Saturday morning at the
school