El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-27


Another folk dance, "Hansel and
/ Gretel," by members Of Miss Gertrude
Benjamin's low and high third grades
/ followed. Next came Blinking.
! gymnastic game by pupils Of Miss Mae
Buckaloo's high third grade The
children. Il girls. showed long practice
and performed the evolutions We'll A
game of tunnel Oal. by the high ana
low third grade boys, followed IN IN
| this the boys stood in line and rolled
q ball down the line. the end boy seiz-
ing It and running to the front; the
winning team being the one IN Whlcn
each boy had had the hall II Was
won by Miss BuckaloO's high third
The 'Tailor's dance" participated in
BY children Of Miss Elizabeth Binn
low fourth grade, came next ana vas
followed by a prettily executed Itaia-n
peasant dance by pupils OF Robert g
Jackson's high fourth grade
Gymnastie Game.
Hon. Mother Annika," a gymnastic
game participated in by the children OF
the low fifth grade, Miss celia Prater's'
followed. In this the children per-
formed many difficult steps and kept
in perfect time to the music FOLK
dance, the ACE Of diamonds, BY the
children Of Misses Taylor's and Messi-
mer's high fifth and high and low
sixth grades, was next on the program
The same attention to detail and long
practice was shown in the performance
Of this number.
The program ended with a Dutch
ess dance" to Narcissus, participated
in by Miss Maud Isaack's high and low
seventh grades This was probably
the best executed number Of the
whole program. Fourteen girls par
ticipated in the dance, forming lines
between which other girls danced. The
exercise came to a close with the girls
forming an arch with their hands
while the ends Of the lines danced
under.
While the dances and gymnastics
were being held a number Of basket.
ball, indoor baseball, vOneyban and
other sports were held These were un-
der the supervision Of Robert C. Jack
son, playground instructor OF the
school
the following teams, the scores being
as follows; Mariners. 1; Electricals, 2;
wireless, %; Electricals, second, y;
Daisies, II; Pansies. 2; Juniors, !;
Scrubs. s. The lineup Of the basket
ball teams are as follows:
Marines=Alex Janke, captoin; Ra-
mon Holguin, Frank Becerra, John
Cleary, Herbert Sherwood; Electricals
gel. Donald Quinn, Antonio san Ram
can, sam Miller; Wireless-Miltord
Atkinson. captain: Rufus Harley
Ralph Carberry, Albert Jimenez. Jose
Fierro; observation-disclosures Rhode,
CAPTAIN: Earl Harvey, Francisco SandO-
val, Homer Wilson, Pete Rempe5
Daisies-Gladys Atkinson captain: Ida
Webster, Irene Frazier, Esther Gun
ningham. Maud Veneer, Virginia May
Toungker: Violets-Fay Goodwin.
Fannie Pverstreet. Noveta Nix, Nellis
Jackson. Bonnie Vase, captain; Juniors
Francisco SandovaL Donald Quinn,
captain LoretO RODRIGUEZ sam Miller,
Jno Clearly Scrubs-Frank Hilquin,
No contain EnNndnr FtanUal-
Abraham ROsenblum, Herbert Sher-
Indoor Baseball.
The indoor baseball games were
played between the Diamonds, ID; and
the Pearls, s, and the Giants, 20; and
the White Sox, Il. The lineups are as
follows:
Diamonds-Ruby Bumstark. captain;
Lena Barrela. Ida Belle Bishop, Car
men Maya. Ceres Veneer, Christine
Reeves; PearIs-Edna Mae Ardoin,
captain: Bertha Baumstark. Reathel
Smith, Iona Cunningham. Wilma VIII
lfams, sara Webster, Bessie Bishop,
Jimenez, Olquinn JenerO. Clarence
Wengelt, Marion Means, Joe Miller,
LOun Long, Lounz Bahr, Thomas 1ri-
golls- Jose Barela; White SoX-Pro-
vincio Arturo. captain; Alex Jimenez,
Alexandra Escaber, Marvin Cooksley,
Augustine Rueda. Barney Wirlinsky,
RafeaI RangeI Frank Cook, Armanoo
SandOval.
two games Of vOlleyban were also
played
The volleybal1 giants were between
the Copperheads, II: and the Colo
Knobs, 2O5 and the Gold Knobs. z; ana
the silver Tips. Is. The lineups Of the
two teams are as follows:
Copperheads-Fred Aguirre, Alfredo
Cutioeras, RudOlpho Rued Padraza,
Raymond Baumstark. Roy Ware Hal
lev Dawson; Gold Knobs-Zelma
Carter, Katherine Martin, Blanche
Calburn. Killy McCalib, Chloey WILCOX Y
Pearl Eppenstein; Silver Ttps-tlo-
rencen Price, Olive Walker, Marguerite
Anderson, EsperanZa Purdy' Orfellta
Apodaca, Tracia Adams
Folk Dances
s-Tailor's dance" folk dance b. MISS
Elizabeth Binn's low fourth grade-
Dora Tolson, Concha Najera, Pas Fl
ezra Carolina Douglass, Martha Sacr,
Addie J. Bias. Della Mae Clifton, Dor
athy jackson. Lois Haley, Amadlta
Contraras. Carmelita Pedraza. Eupha
n Wright Santos De LIE Cruz, ISSoei
Ferrier, Helena Norton, Bertha Rus
ton, Refugia Franco, Julia Montoya,
Lila Monies and Manuela Aguirre.
Folk dance, "Children's Polka" by
Miss Janet Rumsey'S low third girls
Alice Boone. JoSefina BuenO, Aurelia
CarabajaI Maria Corales, Beatrice
Dale, Marciana Duchene. Ester Del
gadO. Lucy F'errier. JOsefita FferrO,
JOseffta Greigo. Romano Fierro, Fran
ces Hardin. Teresa Hernandez. Mable
Long, Violet Mcdonald, Tomasa Pc
draza- Consuela Ruvalscahe, Juana
Sandoval. Raquel Soto and Rose Wi
Ienski.
Folk dance, "BIeking." by Miss Buck
aloo's high third girls-Eliza Provin-
clio, Concha Reyna, Maria. Hernandez, !
Angela FierrO. Raquel Alday, Sara
Mesa, Angelita Ulivarra, Adela jim
enez, Blanca Alamo, Ana Gonzales.
Lupe Quesada, JOsefina Gonzales, Ellie
AppOdacco. Lizzie Wallace. Hondume I
Nebhan, Charlie Ramsey and Pas a
maniegO.
German folk dance, 'Hansel and |
Gretel" by Miss Gertrude Benjamin's /
low and high third girls-Gracia I
Adaine, Annie Anderson, Laura Cal /
van Ysaura Gonzalez, Helen Johnson, /
JULIA Montoya. Estrella Navarro. Maria !
PreciadO, Catalina Soils. Maxine Yen
Ger, Frances Allivar. Concha DeIgado. /
Maria Juarez. Otilia Ruiz. Fransisa I
Soils, Cruz Vivian and Ruby Williams.
Folk dance, Hop Mother Aunika." 4
by Miss celia Praters low fifth girls /
Mariana ApOdaca, Lena Barela, Ly- |
dia Bell Bishop, Thelma Boon, Angela I
EsquiYel, COncha Luceros Ascen- con :
Lopez, Soledad Macias, Francisco Sol
gada, Otilia Valenzuela, Amalia. Valen- /