El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-17
St. MARY'S HAS
LONG HONOR LIST
Annual School Exercises to
Be Held May % at the
Texas Grand.

The annual school entertainment Of
! ST Mary's parochial school, conducted
! nv the Sisters of Loretto, will be held
! sunday afternoon. May IS, at the Texas
Grand theater. The entertainment will
include pantomimes, musical comedies.
! nbvsicaI gymnastics. patriotic songs
and harp drills, given by the school
children.
The girls of the eighth and seventh
/ grades will present a little musical
| comedy Of two acIs. Dorothy The
bows of these grades will give a COM
| edv. "A Grain OF salt" The girls Of
the fifth and sixth grades Will give a
harp drill and the boys a patriotic reci-
tation Making our Flag" The fourth
grade boys and girls will have a patri-
otto pantomime. The Star 5pangled
Banner" The third grade pupils will
give a Smile and 4 Song" which is
all that its name implies, and the sec
oud grade children will have a drill.
The first grade and primer children will
present an arbor day panorama.
Roll of Honor Completed.
The roll of honor for the pupils of
st. Mary's school for the final term Of
the school work has been completed.
In the eighth grade the pupils making
over 95 percent are Billy Berrien and
Lola Leroy. Those making over 80 are
Josephine Michero, Fay Goodwin,
Charles Titus, Joseph Kelly. Billy
Erause n Dewey Sears. Those max
ing over SIS are Joseph O'Rourke. Kath-
crime Clifford and Gerald Downs, while
Frank Armijo and Connie Lane made
above 80.
In the seventh grade Freda NJ. Gum
and Catherine Mccarthy averaged 90;
Marie Russell, George Buston, Charles
Gillespie, Ramon Castellanos. Jessie
Flores. Ruben Momsen and Rebecca
BerteauX made over 30; Louis Patton.
Julia Cummings, Gladys Mansell and
Helen Lindsay made over So, and John
Leighton. Leo Carson and Edmund
Cody made over so.
In the sixth grade the pupils making
over IS We're Helen Simons. dina Tay-
Tor, Frances Graham. Lydia Carson.
George Evans and Canady.
Those making over 30 We're Eileen
LYONS, Sadie Martin, Josephine Clifford.
Buford Russell, Joseph Peters. Fred
Buttner II Lewis Carson. Making
over IS were Howard Hostenstein. John
Caskey, william Morgan, Marie Leigh
ton, Edwin Want and James Knight.
In the fifth grade, Hazel Gum. Mar
garet O'Rourke. Henrietta Sanchez.
Margaret Mulcahy, Clifford Lyons, Vera
Cobb, Ella B. Medley. Madeline Lyons.
Lionel Lindsay, Darius Mansell. Moi
selle Swar n Margaret Mccarthy
made over 95 in their term averages.
Olga Castellanos. Charles Port. Jack
Tobin and Hubert Peters make over 80:
Longinotti. Alfred Witholder.
FlOrentiue Silva, Evangeline Blanchard,
Freda Flleman, Winnie May Wright,
Walter Want made over IS.
The fourth grade students who made
over % were Lily Stedmond and Regina
Price Those making over 90 were
Hart Ponder. Billie ellison. Maud Coo,
Mona Mulcahy and Margaret Hennessy.
Those making owe IS were William
Carson, Harry Russell, Englebert Neu-
geoauer. Eugene Mccarthy, Margaret
Lane. Mary James, Rudolph Candida
ria n ernest Buttner.
One Makes over rs in Third.
In the third grade Daniel Ponder was
the only pupil TO make an average of
q5 for the term. Mary McGurn. Rose
Clay, Beatrice Bspinosa, Mercedes
Bruce, Joseph Carson. Cecyl Pollock. I
Elizabeth Swan. Genevieve Walker. !
Francis Morgan, Elena Arnell and
Selly made over 90. John Sinner. :
Flora Flores. AnicetO Silva, ]
Mary Goodwin, Charles Mckay. Eliza (
Witholders Helen Wilson, George /
Want, Emily LOwenstein and Ellinora
McEniry made over IS, n Oscar San ,
chez, GwendOlin Swift, Joseph Wilson. /
NeuEebauer. Odell Waugh.
Marguerite Wellborn, GenevieYe Della
ney and Frank Gum mad over so.
The second grade children to make I
IS were Grace Savage, Gladys Nc
.arthy. Helen O'Rourke, Joseph Nc
Joseph Amador, Bonita
Castellanos and Josephine Candle
aria. Those making over 80 :
we're Harry Lyons. Leonard Peters,
Frances Gaskil. Leslie Herivel. Francis
NarnOck and Catherine O'NeiL. Those
making over 50 were Marie B~lancartie,
Nary Lucille McMindes, Louise Arvin.
emily Brown. Raymond Sinner. Louise
3ustos and Mary Carberry. Those max
ng over so were Fay Randolph. Ade-
ina Del Ara. David Buttner and Nora
-ane.
OF the first grade scholars. Donald
Wade, stephen Caskey and Frances
3enkes made an average Of 90. Henri
tia Schneider, Sibyl Milford and Sofia
.cspanOsa made over 90. Rose Bunts.
Miller. Paul Arvin. Amelia Combe
nd Lena Irwin. over so.
Sister Mary Fabian. of the Sisters of
%.oretto, is the principal of the school.