El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30


school building Miss Bess Hall and
Miss Edith Giddings had charge Of the
program. The dancers have been in
structed during the year by Mrs Rocco
Resta.
The first number on the program
was Greek chorus. The girls taking
part in this were dressed in the loose
Greek dress. they were Marie Kerr,
TCSeDhfne F,scafSda- Mabel weston
Laurita Ferguson. Virginia Rumsey,
Ruth Tomas. Virginia Dawson. Ruth
Walker, Pearl POmerOy, Myrtle Mold,
Rachel Boyntons Julia Nae Statham-
Miriam Rafley. Ruth Reid. Florence
Cathcart and Bethel Osborne
In the Greek dance, the next mum
costumes and slippers The dancers
were la Mae McClammy; Rachel
Boynton. Marie Kerr and Emmie
The parts in the one act Greek play,
The Return Of Ulysses were wei
filled by those participating The part
or s'Athene" was taken BY Mabel ives
ton Penelope by Laurleta Ferguson
and Ulysses a hero Of the story, was
we'll portrayed by Emil Tankersley-
--Telen1achus' was taken by John
Richardson; Allison Jennings took the
part of "AntinOus. and FISHER hoo-
erfs the part of "Eurymachus, leaV-
ing the part Of '-Ctissippus- Tor rainier
BOYD David White in the part Of
s-E,umaeuS" was very good, as was
Foster Dawson in the part OF Fne-
MUS"
10y an esthetic dance, lie Secret IN
which the girls. Ia Mae McClammyr
Rachel Boyntou. Marie Kerr and En-
mic Wheatley. wore pink ballet
me Cowboys Dream was wen
sung by a group OF boys dressed IN
cowboy outfits. They sat ana stoou
around a camp fire while singing. Al
~ nF
Henry gave q clog dance The cow
Ilovs were David White, Jerry Flercs'
Palmer Boyd. Fisher ROBERTS E Itle,
TTanEersley. Arthur Bretuer- Jonn
richardson. Thomas Talbot, Ray NC
Cracken, Thomas Jones HaIcoLl
Ds1-Son. Douglas KetchersId, Carl
Warren, Edward Woehier and DaNlu
1'9 Miss Bess Hall accompanied the
seventh and eighth grades on the
nia7o while they sang the cnorus-
IgkeS- ,ftar = few very appropriate
remarks. Miss Alice FltzIet IS4ch,z the
cinaI of the school preseli'e zl.i ~
S---L.5,,stine- class with their certlll-
Safes A few Of the class nate
feen absent nor tardy durihs ~
- --s-tfficates for this merit Ines
were Merriam Hesley, Laura 49,,
son. Pearl Pomeroy- MaDeI H. TSov
T7r-inia Rumsey. Lloyd AlleIl, ~ -
74s,55+ carl Schwarz and Eo"aiu
W 95 tbe honor roll of this class were I
I.surita Ferguson, 8 SSi Reid and Z
Josephine EscaJaua-
Bethel Osborn - .+,ff of the .
The greater part Of the s .lsa sebooi /
school paper IS IeaEtllS Miss Ruth I
~ T.5S- the assistant eolloI, -
.l.S-1. tl,e business manager, - ?
f4s1TDf and the assistant - docs D
-.sgsr MYRTLE Mold MOI VIAS -
- 80 -7sss have honor pupils Dlt u -
10 - bovs who can hold men -
= reclamation contests 49,. - H7ce51-+est l
won first honors IN ny ess local rep 3
q, the local schools ana ~ ~ giris' /
III - s-+5--a at Austin IN INC go I
l.C774est Myrtle Mold to TOOK carried j
CO. -5,iIe virginia Dawson 0e- 49,
-'- ne athletic portion Of the scf Tor 4
III 80 a noticeable cud-Ls - I'm 4
Palmer Boyd. Euai 7I,s---so1 ana Roy /
T2icbardson, Foster 1laWsou ,Iess
I4sT,If are finishing in TINS CLASS
A-0P -=7
The closing exercises OF ny Sror1iav
- ssiTev schools took place -,lo-i,--S
~ IN the high school audlloIluttn
80 : srfcia swami. principal OF tLS
--sI-- scbooI had charge Of the program
1risses clare Smell and L- slfeiil a ~
Fink presided at the pan 1I5,- 1r-1i-sbeth
-7ses we're in charge OF MISS Eli-11O ~.
81 - Instructor OF music IN the
schools. 80 . chorus. !
Happy Day. from ENCDl. -, ,oTs !
ne firis1ine classes Of the two sehOols s
rTbe SILVIA Ballet. which 1olioN 81,
rs presented BY SIX Villas scnool gus
I, Zen dresses trimmed in pink r0se-
1T5s They were Vineta LindaueL, Nlet5
,TerriI. Mary Wilson, Ber1lta 10 -
TI71rnunel and Jane March
Fva Crosby. OF the Bailey scnTEl-
=. - -7s[-ed q nfano solo, "Hark, The
-.ark.5 by Schubert-LisZt- e..
The Villas school boys sang oH
those taking part in this chorus 49,
-ViTIiar7 Gables. Eugene Donohues VII
is Ellis, James Earle FRANK N5 1870,
David Goodman. Harold Laskin- SoDe Le
,Tiefier. Thomas Ryan Tim sunny a.;
,Ibin Steizkel. Gustav SeigIila anu
Ferdinand WEIGH -,,7ine,
Next on the program was reaolLS
~ Grace Priest, Of the Bailey school'
They We're Ninety and Nine Dy f-lcn
A chorus by the two graduating class
sTbe Lark" was the next number
.sATrs Jarley's Wax Figures, was
hen presented by the Was scnool- 4nS |
iris were dressed in the costumes OF
iifferent nations, and were made 10 |
,enresent wax dolls in various Shapes
nd actions. The boys would pass the
iris. then wind them up. and IN TINS
1a0ner the dolls would run stir 7
eTred from the stage The girls were I Z
Ruth Burns, Helen Blake. Nina Cox
ELENA Newsom. Elizabeth Roberts. ! :
Tefoise Terry. Hazel Vain and Mary :
wilson The boys were Justine Foster.
.esIie Lynch, ChaUncey Pond Delmar
Roberts and Albin SteizkeL
The most amusing part Of the program
-as a Toy Symphony Orchestra by the ]
raduating class Of the Bailey school.
little Thaddeus Coykendal, dressed in {
ulI evening attire, made very capa-
Ie director Some OF the Instruments l
sed were baby rattlers, toy whistles ]
nd violins and various other small
hid musical instruments As an en-
ore number they sang Aloha" using |
-ords Of their own in bidding farewell |
o the school and teachers
The last number before the presenta-
ion OF the diplomas was a chorus by 9
he eighth grades Of the two schools,
Away 10 the Fields" by G. F. Wilson :
r J. Tighe, superintendent of the :
ublic schools. then. in behalf Of the r
rincipals. presented the graduates :
nth their diplomas :
The Bailey school class had Il girls [ d
nd q boys They were Maria Alvarez. 1 /
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