El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-30

eighth grade at the Bailey school IN
uenmanship: Martha Uhlig was the nest
III the seventh grade; Helen DWyer ~, ~
the sixth grade; Edward Portlllo IN tnS
grade; Thomas Delardo in the seeonQ
grade and Robert Winans in the Ilrs'
grade.
AIamO's Best PenmanshiP Pupils.
Carolina Rodriguez led the sixth
grade of the Alamo school in penman-
ship; Jose Artalejo in the fifth grace,
Esperanza Gonzalez in the tourL1
grade; Genevieve Lucero in the thlr1
grade; Concha Fierro in the seconu
grade and Rosa Vimegas in the Ilrs'
At the Franklin School.
At the Franklin school those making
the best grades in penmanshlp Were:
Antonio Fernandes in the fourth GRACE
Manuel Rojaj in the third grade; NJ
card Perez in the second grade, anu
Luisa Ramirez in the first grade.
Those Who Excel in Lamar.
Mabel McMullen excelled in this sub
ject in the eighth grade of the Lamar
school; Mary Mccormick in the seYenth
grade; Sofia AIvarado in the sixth
grade: Phillis Joachims in the uIth
grade: Wilma NJ Harryman in the
fourth grade; Mike Delao in the tnlra
grade; Geneva Lusk in the SECOND
grade and Carlo Sada in the 1lrs1
Sunset Writing Pupils.
In the Sunset school seventh grace
Nora Mcdaniel was the best pupil IN
this subject Ruby Fuller was the
leader in the sixth grade; William
Routledge in the fifth grade; Leon
Burroughs in the third grade; Luella
Hight in the second grade and kath-
leen Sanders in the first grade.
At san JacintO School.
Bernice Boyle was the best in the
past month in the eighth grade of the
San Jacinto school; Helen e. Them
heimer of the seventh grade; FRANK
Webster, of the sixth gradei CyISHo
Williams Of the fifth grade; Aurora v a
reIa in the fourth grade; Aurora Rid
nehue in the third grade; Leonard las
tilla in the second grade, ana DAVE
Morton in the first grade.
Highland Park School
At the Highland Park school, Carl
Warren was the best IN me s SsStt
grade; Milton Thompson IN the IlIth
grade; Agnes Whelan IN the IourIh
grade; Angel Martinez in the thlrd
Grade: Lena GIatzon in the second
grade, and Blanche Harvey IN the 1lrst
grade.
Philip Coykendan was the best in
penmanshiD in the Villas school. eighth
grade; Nathaniel Cordoya IN the sew
enth grade; Xineta Llndauer IN IN, the
sixth grade; Frank F1orl IN the 1lItn
, grade; Josephine Thornton in the fourth
grade; W E. Daily in the third grade;
] Jesus Medrano in the second grade, and
| Carlos Flori in the first grade.
BeaII School.
In the seventh grade at the Beall
school Edith Derry was the best writer;
| Marguerite Anderson in the sixth
grade; Rufus Harvey in the fifth grade
/ Marion Miano in the fourth grade; Epi-
fanio Lopez in the third grade; David
Cara in the second grade, and IN the
| first grade COvina Ramires.
At the DOuEIass School.
] At the Douglass negro school Henry
I W. Thomas made the best grade in this
/ subject in the High school; Lucille Civ
! ems in the eighth grade; Willie Ed
/ wards in the seventh grade; Josephine
| johnson in the sixth grade; Fred Allen
| Brooks in the fifth grade; Grace Blue
\ ford in the fourth grade; Edward
Holmes in the third grade; Arleigh
| Strickland in the second grade, and Dial
| Higgins in the first grade