El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-15

OF the faculty, who is a University OF
Indiana man, and has played on the
varsity football, baseball, basketball
and track teams Of that Institution
Mr.. Keck will coach the second teams
He also will be the director OF the high
school orchestra which is now being
organized.
Lunch Feature Continued
The lunch room feature will be con
tinued at the hlgn scnool this winter
and will be managed on the cafeteria
plan A capable German woman has
been put in charge and the school
pupils are having the benefit Of ex-
cellently cooked food
Owing TO the three weeks OF pre-
paratory classification and enrolling,
conducted before school began by prin-
cipal A II. Hughey, the regular routine
work Of the high school was able to
begin on the second day without con-
fusion, instead OF running on for
week or so before all the pupils were
classified and ready TO settle down 10
work This year. as every teacher en-
tered her class room she was given the
full roll Of her pupils, and the school
work was able TO proceed almost i'm
mediately.
Use of Many slides Given.
The high school science department
has been given the use Of a set of
scientific slides for use IN the high
school stereopticOn lantern The loan
has been made by Mrs A. F. Sievers,
from the scientific equipment Of her
father the late Dr. Clifton Scott, who
was professor IN the university OF
Highland Park, in Des MOines. Iowa
There are nearly 200 slides in the set
Enrolment Increased 100.
The present enrolment Of students at
the high school, $50, shows an increase
OF 100 pupils over the enrolment Of
the same time last year, and the daily
average of attendance has been in
creased 60 pupils more than at the
same time last year
The college system OF attendance
has been adopted at the high school
this year, in order to accommodate in
the limited space OF the school building,
the number of pupils who wish to at
tend It is believed that better results
viii be obtained from this innovation.
Previously all the pupils Of the school
were compelled to arrive at the first
period and remain through the school
About u students have been enrolled
About u students have been enrolled
for special studies, principally Spanish,
and some Of these are middle aged
Miss Isabelle Kelly, head Of the
Spanfsh department, who has been i'll,
will not begin her work at the high
school until October Miss Ethel Tay-
Ior is acting head OF this department in
her place, and Miss Eliza beth ROut-
ledge, a graduate Of the class Of 1914,
is substituting in Miss Taylors place.
Where Faculty Members Reside.
The following are the locations OF
members Of the high school faculty for
the winter:
Principal A H Hughey. sos East Rio
Grande street
Mrs. J. Frank. head Of the English
department, Ills Los Angeles street
V 5 Rogers, head OF the science de-
partment. 816 Aurora street. Miss Re
becca GOldstein. mathematics, 607 East
Rio Grande street
Miss Catherine Flynn. Latin, 91S
North Stanton street
Miss Isabelle Kelly, Spanish, 1913
North Stanton street
street.
Miss Helen oldham; English, 1119
Arizona street
Miss Eula Harper; history. 1901 Bis
bee street
Miss Lavert Chamberlain; history,
ZIG North Oregon street
Miss Lena McKie; study hall teacher,
40 North Florence street.
Miss Eta Murphy; English. 14O1
North Kansas street
Mrs Alice McSpadden; Spanish, Y.
W c A home. 81 West Missouri
Miss Georgina Adams; science, 500
Mrs. H B. Funk. commercial depart
ment Y. ". c. A home.
Miss Marbry Henning; assistant
teacher, 1901 Rampant street
street
C. A Reukauf; mathematics and
physical director. 1901 North Stanton
street
R E Seay, commercial department.
Miles and Fort Boulevard
R r Jones; English. 1913 Tularosa
street.
c. c. Golden. manual training. 400
West Boulevard.
]. H. Kecl1, science, 1901 North
Stanton street