El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-16

THE students who win gradu-
ate the last OF this month from
- the high school, "a percent are
planning to continue their education in
colleges and universities and have al
ready selected the institution they ex-
pect to attend This percentage is
larger than in any preceding year Of
the school OF this 81 percent 10 per-
cent are planning to enter the Univers-
fity Of Texas and 13 percent expect to
attend the University Of California
The students who are planning to en-
ter the University Of Texas are; Kath-
leen Allen. Mildred Bishop Bernice
Brick, Elsie Faye Brown. Merle Dale.
Mary Hardie and Hugo Becker
The students who expect 10 matricu-
late with the University OF California
arc: Tallulah Ellis. Clara Long, Esther
Ingham. James Hawkins. Harreli Put
nam and Alma Savage.
Margaret Amstator viii enter the
University OF Chicago; Ruth Brown. the
University Of Kansas, Helen Cassidy
the University OF Pennsylvania, Ethel
Crawford, Rebeoca Maetze and Grace
Hawkins. the Ward Belmont college.
Tennessee. Effie Davey. the University
of Arizona. Josephine Dawson. The
wards Northwestern university; Melba
Green. the New Mexico normal. Anna
Wiudberg and Ruby Hill. the Randolph
Macon university; Hilda Light Jnl-
Bryu Mawr: Ruth Myers. a conserVa-
iory OF music. Mary Nafe. Nassar. Ruby
Ponsford. Wellesley college; Esther
Rice. Hiram college, Louise Warren and
lemuel Smith. Purdue university.
Blanche Schwartz Columbia university
George Blanton. University OF Virginia;
Earl Brown. University OF Ohio. Frank
Brown. Dental college, Ncw York city;
Lochlin Caffey, West Point; Wayne
Garrett University Of New Mexico,
Robert Miller. Notre Dame university.
Indiana. Carroll Plumb. University OF
Iowa: Albert Tatum. Wesleyan collcge.
Connecticut. Albert Webb and Robert
Wulff Massachusetts Institute Of Tech T,
nology: Eugene Womeldorf. Washing
ton and Lee university; Earl Evans !
Colorado school OF Mines.
The following students have not as
yet decided upon their future after |
graduation; billiard Blankenship, Bess |
Luther. Grace Odeu. Tom Clements, /
Walter CLAYTON. Charles Cook, Jesse /
Haywood, George Mold and Christian I
Schugt.
Boys Win Class Honors.
In addition TO having the distinction 4
Of having the largest percentage OF I
students planning TO continue their /
school work in colleges and universities. /
the class OF 1915 is unique in that its 4
valedictOrian and salutatorian are both 4
boys, the first time that girls have not l
won this honor Tor years and years. ]
Wayne Garrett has won the coveted I
honor OF being his class valedictorian. (
having. made percentage of 90 S2-9q !
Tor The whole Of his four years work. |
christian Schugt wins the post OF saiu- /
tatorian- coming second with an aver
age percentage Of 81 31-112 for the four 4
wears work. Grace Odeu came third I
with percentage Of 30 9S-100.
Graduation Program.
The last five days Of May will be the
graduation week Of the class Of 1916.
Ihe senior class reception will be
given in the school on Saturday, Nav
o.
sunday the baccalaureate sermon will
4e preached TO the class by Rev Perry
y Rice, at the II o'clock service at the
First Christian church.
Monday, May %. there viii be the
class day exercises.
tuesday, May 90, Memorial dav will
be holiday, but IN the afternoon az
1850 o'clock the high school cadet corns {
VIII be reviewed and inspected by Gen.
george Bell, jr. The annual competitive
Individual drill for the Gen. Robert
Monro Hall medal will be held. there
VIII be the company competitive drill
Tor the honor or eacOrtinu the flag.
elemental flag win be presented to
,ae corps Dy the Rebecca stoddert
z
can Revolution and the Texas Society
~ the Sons Of the Revolution and will !
De received bv the corps with the cere-
inony OF escort Uf the cUIors.
Inc medal for craftsmanship viii be
awarded by the Ill Paso Equal Fran
ahise league. The review and parade
VII be held in the stadium at the new
high school
Final Days Session.
On "Wednesday morning. Nav Fl at q
o'clock. the final school assemble, Of he
year VIII be held and the reports OF
ne year given out. The graduation a,,-
z rcisee VIII be held wednesday nirht
'ias ~, az o'clock ia the Texas Grand
a Shaksperian festival will be given