El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-27

, students. In closing he compared the
I growth of the high school with the
I city. and spoke Of the new high school
building, now under construction.
which viii be the finest high school
I building in the state.
He announced the enrolment Of the
/ high school for the past year, 625
students, as the greatest in the history
Of the school and the graduating class
I Of 1915 as the largest class IN the
! schools history, with IS members.
[ KrHkauer Presents Scholarships.
julius krakauer, on behalf of the
/ University Scholarship club Of the city,
presented the two annual scholarships
for this year to the winners, Robert
I Marston and Miss Besse Richardson
! and the two scholarship loan funds
| TO Manuel Escajeda and Miss Elizabeth
Lucas. In his address he explained the
purpose OF the University Scholarship
club and its growth and work.
Emphasizes Need Of Auditorium.
The curtain was then lowered for a
few seconds and principal A. RI. Hdghey
spoke Of his regret that so many hun
dreds OF people should have to be
turned away from the theater on
account of the lack of seats He spoke
of the pressing need of an auditorium
in the city that would be large enough
TO accommodate the people OF the city
who wished to attend The theater.
with seating capacity of a little over
time for the program TO begin.
Greeian Dance Given.
As the curtain arose again a very
pretty and unique dance. ~Grecian
Maidens Playing Ball" was given by
the following members of the gradu-
ating class: Geneyieve Bannell, Har-
riett BottOrff, Christie Brown, Dema
E1eck. Josephine Frankenberger, Mar
guarite Goering, Mary Goggin, Eliza
Deth Hawkins, Addie Kerr, Camille
KILLER. Anita Maetze. Margaret Nc
Ghee. Ruth MOrriss. Evelyn Payne,
Vivian POmeToy, Pearl Ponsford. Edith
Robertson, Betty Mary Smith, Eryline
Vowel. Jettie Young.
The program closed with the singing
OF chorus. The Evening Wind" by
Saint Saens. with the violin obligatO
played by Clara Fink, Marjorie Lives
ley. Erin Middleton. Dorothy Crane
William Bias and Ellis Wingo. Hiss
Rink and Miss Hunter were at the
pianos and Mrs Moore directed. All
The choruses were sung with splendid
spirit and expression. The choruses
were trained by Mrs. Moore and Miss
Rink The Greci2r dancers were
trained by Miss zdarbry Henning.
The Graduates.
me students of the graduating class
are Harold Coldweu Fred Hunter.
Russell Worthington. Robert WASH
ourn, Manuel Schwartz, Seymour AM
slater. Manuel Esca jeda, Ben Jenkins.
James kilburn, HerYey Logan Robert
-f-a-A nAollf Leroy McNIrdQE, oscar Rnein-
nelIner5 Marion Robertson, Finley Rob-
inson, Raymond White. and Misses
sarah Bridgers. Gail Leamaster. Erin
Aiddieton, Anita ATaetze Margaret
Bush, Genevieve Bannen. Thelma Bee
son. Caroline Block, HARRIET Bottorff.
Christie Brown, Anita Corbfn. Dema
leck- Josephine F'rankenberger. Mar
5uerite Goerins, Mary Goggin. Eliza {
lem t1aWklns, Ida Hunter, Addie Kerr
margaret McGhee. Ruth AIorriss. Jennie
Olson, Evelyn Payne; Vivian Pomerov- !
Eearl Ponsford, Besse Richardson
-clth Robertson, Betty Mary Smith'
ISABEL smith, May Ellsworth. Irvine
Ter INID
-, I.Wo-thirds Of the class will continue
lhelr studies in colleges and univer- /
Inc report cards Of the year Lii be
sven the seniors and all the students
OF the school at the nigh school build
ing al 10 o'clock Saturday morning. TTbe
annual "Iattler" Will be ready for dis
siIIpullon saturday morning. This Dub-
licauon viii be the largest annual VT
ISSUED Dy a graduating class.