El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-11
School Notes.

MISS W lnlIreQ W OOQS VIII give
piano recital some time next week att
the FL Paso School for Girls. A little
later there will be another piano re-
cital in which a number Of the music
The girls Of the Philomathean Liter
airy society are preparing to give lit
tie play. Men Not Wanted before the
High school some time soon. Those
taking part viii be Misses Vivian Pom
eroy. Betty Mary Smith, Margaret
Bush. Erna Mae White, Pearl POnsford,
Bessie Richardson, Florence Browning
and Edna Elaine Scotch.
pupils Of the school will take part
~ Seeking geological specimens, the
geological class Of the upper seniors lof
the High school took a hike up to the
highest point of Mount Franklin Sat
urday. The students left in the morn
ing, taking their lunches with them.
The formation of the rocks of the
mountain were studied and many pho
togTaphs were taken. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
j. Keck chaperOned the young people,
who were Misses Anita Maetze. Mamie
Robertson, Yetta Baron, Marguerite
Goering, Christie Brown and Betty
Mary Smith, and the boys were Carl
Upton, Robert Marston and Finley
Robinson.
A number of the students. of the FL
Paso School for Girls and of the high
school have united in organizing a dra-
matte club and are planning to present
series of plays during the winter. A
meeting was held Saturday night at the
home OF Miss Nav Kranzthor on Mon
tana street. Erwin Schwartz was
elected president; Harwood Simmons
ives elected vice president; Don Piatt
SECRETARY; Jack Thompson, treasurer:
Sollie Stolaroff, sergeant at arms. The
next meeting viii be held Saturday at
the home Of Miss Margaret Schuster on
North Santa Fe street The members
of the society are May IXranzthor. Ruth
Schwartz, Helen Stewart, Birdie Krupp,
Katherine Dick, Don Piatt Rowland
Kemp, Leonard Goodman, SolIie Stola-
rolf. Jack Thompson and Harwood
Simmons. Mrs S. Kranzthor and Miss
Anita Young chaperoned the young peo-
pie.
As part of the physical training
work of the FL Paso School for Girls,
classes in dancing will be held twice
week. The dancing will include
aesthetic and folk dancing. Glasses for
the intermediate department girls will
be held Friday afternoon at o'clock
and for the upper class girls at 3 o'clock
on the same day In the intermediate
class are the following girls: Estella
Phipps, Ruth McNary, Fannie Mapel
Frances Hirt, Shirley Booker. Julie
Hawkins, Jeanette Rawlings Virginia
Cadwallader, Irene Campbell, Alethea
Coffin, Ruth Goodman, Charlotte Har-
ris, Paula Krupp, Johnnie McCabe. Jose
phine MOrfit, Barbara Wallace, Gladys
Chapman Smith, Katherine White and
Wal 4ul t1uIu. me upper class girls. are
Edna Robertson, Irene Robertson Mar
garet Schuster, Beatrice Stiles. Ruth
schwartz Pearl Strayer, Dorothy Will
hams, Helen Stewart, Louise Beach,
sadie Ruth Aldridge, Katherine Dick,
Hazel Coffey, Louise Crawford. Lydia
HAPPIER, Frieda Laskin. Minda Laskin
Mildred LaSalle, Margaret Neff. Eliza
beth Pfaff, Nancy Williams, Ruth Raw
lmgs, Charlotte Ormsbee, Dorothy
Ormsbee, Winifred Woods, Birdie
Krupp, Marion Terrazas. May Kranz-
thor, Henrietta COurchesne, Josephine
Courchesne, Jane Burgess. Gladys Buie (
Virginia Akard and jamie Davis.
FlotOw's Martha" will be sung bv I
Of the city with the high school pupils |
singing the choruses at the graduation
exercises Of the class of January, 1915, |
on January 25, in the El Paso theater |
Ihe opera will be given after the same |
manner as the semi annual opera pro-
grams given in the Lamar school The |
story Of the opera will be narrated by !
Miss Yetta Baron, of the graduating
class. Each solo, duet or chorus will |
be sung as it occurs in the develop !
ment of the opera. 1t is not a presen- /
tatlon OF the opera as the participants !
viii not be in costume. and only the |
principal songs and choruses win be 4
given. Mrs. Leila T. Moore, the super ]
visor Of music of the pulic schools is
IN charge of the program. Mrs A. II. /
Goldstein and Mrs. Walter D. Howe will |
sing Amongst the Gay and Gallant |
Nobles.' Parvin WitVs and Thomas A. J
Christian will sing Meath Thy Roof, I
My Home" Mrs. W. d. Howe will sing
The Last Rose of Summer" The high |
school will sing the chorus Twelve