El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-28

u DlAE DA Ll6 early missions Win It's
archways and church bells and as the
curtain rose Dorothy CongdOn. as 10
lOml. sang in Latin GnunOd's Ave
Maria" with exquisite feeling. Then
the choir within the church sings
Holy, Holy. Holy" and the people. in
dams, Spanish settlers and soldiers
pour out of the church and are dis
missed with the benediction OF the
Franciscan padres who were Eugene
Smith and ElEie Means.
In this scene the seniors were Earl
Weisiger. Edna Scotch. Elizabeth
ROutledge, Reed Harlan. Alfred Black
Katherine Glenn, Eldon Rouuedge
Nineta Heuuin@ AurOinette Matkin.
Elizabeth Lucas, Charles Carter. The
resa TOunEberg. Minnie Lee Lassiter
Nell Mulcahy, Christina MOelich. Paul
Masters, Kathleen Faris. Alice Bishop.
EUnice Anderson. Mary Heating, Edna
Richardson, and the lower classmen
were Margaret Corn. Marjorie hivesley.
Kathleen Kelly, Grade O'Dell Mildred
Bishop, Mary Heermans. Marion
Young. Bessie Richardson. Blanche
Roe, Muriel HOffecker. Theresa Her
shOwitz. Gladys Webb. Hubert LdtteL
Fred HUMPHREYS, Tom Mott. Jimmie
Willis. Warren Brooks. Gilbert New
son, Jesse Haywood and Robert Hare.
spanish Song Rendered.
a typical Spanish song is sung by
the massed assemblaEe on the stage.
which is the Introduction for a Spanish
dance by Christina MOelich and Fred
Chesney- Following these is a general
Spanish dance. all the pupils being
Enthusiastically cOstumed. The fol-
lowing seniors took part Mineta Hen
ming. Alfred Black. Elizabeth Lucas,
Lena Burchofsky. Maria Mateus Wal
ter POnsfOrd, Katherine Glenn. Eliza
beth ROutledge. Theresa TOungberE
AntOinerte Matkin. Mary Heating, Edna
Richardson. Minnie Zee Lassiter. Day
Verne Stearnes, Nell Mulcahy, Eunice
Preston. Ralph O'Neil. Idus Lambert
and Pnrrf Ma The nnr-a~
men dancers were Edith Robertson.
Eleanor Wright Erylene Vowel. Har-
riert BOttOrff Alleen Moore. Maurine
Bailey, Robert Washburu. Fred Ches-
ney, David Hughes and Manuel
Schwartz.
Pueblo Rebellion.
The Pueblo rebellion OF $50. against
the Spaniards. was represented in scene
seven when the indians rose against
/ the Spanish and drove them south to
FL PasO from New Mexico This scene
was q tableau.
Lower classmen taking part were:
Emily Aver. Katherine McEniry, Mary
Eppstein. Anna Mae Allen. Grace Hav-
kins, Francis Broaddus billiard Bryan.
Earl Evans, James GOggin Clifford
Anderson, SOllie Stolaroff. Irving
Jung1Ohann. Paul krupp. James XII
burn, Eugene Thurston. Roy Pulliam,
Tom Clements, Isadore Goodman. An
dres LoilO. Earh Brown. John Donahue.
Fred Hardy. Ben Catlin. Harry Pozu.
Hugo Becker. Lewis Eppstein, Thad-
deus Keaveland. Lemuel Smith, Oscar
Rheinheimer, Harold Putnam. Earl
Johnson, Leonard Goodman, Ramon
COncha
Reed Harlan was the speaker for
this scene and the senior committee
was Mineta Henning and Elizabeth
Lucas. Sharon S. Ulrey was the fac
ulty director.
La sales Expedition.
la Sales expedition 10 the new
world. which brought Texas and this
section Of the southwest under the
French flag for a time are shown in
scene eight, when the explorer leaves
the court Of Louis XIV. in France. Day
Verne Stearns was the speaker. Alfred
Black represented King Louis XIV,
Barbara Byers was queen Maria The
resa. Lucas Bacon represented La Sale
Mary Heating was the flower girl, and
Doris Freeman and John Flanagan the
queens train bearers The courtiers
attendant upon the king and queen
were Alice Bishop, Rose Clayton. Ber-
nita Thomas. Matte Clark. Eunice An
derson. Edna Scotch. Kathleen Faris,
Chris JungjOhann, Elgie Means. Earl
Weisiger, EldOn ROutledge. Eugene
Smith, Shelley WarnOck and Ramiel
costume Of the period dance minuet,
and then peasant dance was given by
the lower ClaSsmen. the dancers being
Enthusiastically costumed- They were
Rebecca Maetze, Reba Elliott Louise
Mckinney, Mary Dewey. Ruth MOrrtss,
Frances Earle. Cleo Russell, Mary
WGdlingtOn. Ethel Crawford. Anita
Maetze. Irene Bryan, Margaret MCGEE,
Ralph Carter, Julius Heermans, Elliott
Chess. LoWden Wingo, James Biggs,
VIII Race and Robert Reaney.
The American Period.
The American period began with the
representation of Lieut. ZebulOn Mont
gomery Pike, L. s A. in 1906, who