El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29

-HE closing exercises Of St Mary's
parochial school conducted by the
\ sisters Of Loretto. were given Sun.
day afternoon in the Texas Grand the
alter. before a large audience Of the
friends Of the school. The principal
features Of the entertainment were two
plsylets, Dorothy given by the girls,
and "A Grain Of salt" given by the
boys OF the school In the play OF
Dorothy" which was presented in two
acts Dorothy was acted by J. .Nichero.
K Clifford was her mother. Mrs.
Ormsby." F. Gum was her aunt, Mrs.
Lorimer, Edith Lorimer'' was acted by
C. Walter. c. Mccarthy had the part Of
mabel" and "Cecile" was acted by r.
Berteau. The nurse who steals Edith"
was acted by F. Goodwin Z. Buttner
was sarah Ann" the maid and C Fas-
sett was Chloe" the negro maid. J.
Flores was Miss Mansfield" the pro-
prietor OF the villa on Long Island. Z.
Cody was Ezekiel Pinkertou." H Lind
Say was Mrs. Pinkerton." NJ Russell was
Deborah their adopted daughter. L
LEROY was Mrs Seahury'' 4 neighbOr
and G. Afansel was "Priciua Seabury."
her daughter. G. Downs was Robert
WescOtt" the former coachman of Cen
Ormsby, and J Cummings acted the
part Of Margaret" an orphan. The
children acted their parts most credit
ably. IN the comedy. a Grain OF salt"
G. Downs was Doctor Curen-" B. Ber-
rien had the part OF Jeremiah" his
servant c Titus was an Egyptian
oracle. @Zingeralli-' z. Cody acted the
character Of RUFUS Smiley counsellor
At law. @ Lane was Professor SAM
tas." an expert on luuscy. J. O'Rourke
was Jim Leary," q hostler- J. Paschal
had the part Of Maj Skinflint,' a re-
tired officer Of the British army Fritz
Dinkelspiei-" a man Of family, was acted
by D. Sears and his family were acted /
by +. Armijo. as Hans J. Kelly, as
-Jakey-n G. Gillespie. as Willie" and /
B Krause. as Mike"
The other events on the program con-
sisted OF songs and drills by the pupils !
OF the school A song and a smile" I
was given by the third grade children I
at the first OF the program A pan
tomime The star Spangled Banner"
was given by the fourth and fifth grade ]
pupils with Billie Berrien singing the 3
national anthem II. Lindsey recited 4
America First The girls of the fifth I
ana sixth grades gave harp drill The I
little children Of the primary de
partment gave a pretty drill an arbor !
dav panorama The first and second /!
grade children represented the Ell Paso
Beauties" The fifth and sixth grade /
boys had a pretty scene. Making the
FlsE-" Following the program Rev.
Barry gave short address and
the diplomas were presented 10 the fol-
lowing graduates of the grammar
school Katharine Clifford. Josephine
Lola Leroy. Fay Goodwin;
William Berrien. Gerard Downs. Joseph
0Rourke. Dewey Sears. Frank Armijo. !
Billy Krause. Charles Titus, Cornelius
Lane and Joseph Kelly
The honor roll Of the Highland Park
neither absent nor tardy during the
past quarter and have IN addition made
90 or above in all their school studies
is quite large On the honor roll OF
the low third grade are Louise Ermiug-
ct and Willie Reynolds. From the
high third are Hattie Belle Lee, Ralph
Bolton and Glade Conner. The Fourth
grade honor pupils are Myrl Wheels,
Alvin Betzil. Helen Carroll Thelma
Wampland. Elizabeth kenton and Harry
Bally. From the fifth grade the honor
Cook. Beatrice Torres and Wallace
Ruby The honor roll Of the sixth (
grade includes Carroll Aston. Mar
Earet Fegan. Lena RhOades ana Myrtle
Erminger- On the honorable mention
roll are the pupils VINO maze above 81
in their school subjects and who have
not been tsrdy, but have been absent
during the quarter. The pupils Of the
Whelen, Harold Byler and Blanche
Harvey From the third grade are
ma Nae NeDD, Lucille Courtney and
lack Caldwell The sixth grade pupils
IN the roll are Lily Fitzgerald. Beat
nee Mc(zhee and Pearlie Robinson Ger
OF perfect attendance, which I
means that the pupils receiving them
nave been neither absent nor tardy
rom the first Of school to the last, are
% be awarded TO John Cound ana I
Howard Lee. Of the first grade: Phil I
likes, Of she second grade; Guy Nor
IS, Louise Erminger. Ciodie Oliver, and
lOhn wood Of the third grade De- !
-Onda FarnsWOrth. Robert Thoades
Harold Shoot, Alvin Betzil and Helen I
5arroll, OF the fourth grade; HargrOve /
smith Leonard Walker, George Pierce. ]
Charlie stephens, Maggie Cound. Eunice 1 /
1OOk and Sybu CLAYTON. OF the fifth {
trade; Carroll Aston. Myrtle Erminge-. !
Marjorie Oliver. Margaret Wood and l s
stella Perrett, Of the sixth grade Three / 8
grades Of the school have gone the {
,ntire year without a single pupil be- ]
ng tardy- These are the second grade. | !
aught by Miss Edith MalOney: the g
hird grade, OF which Miss Mary Lewis c