El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
San Jacinto Day Programs 10
Be GiUen At Ell PaSo Schools

rious study on the part OF the students.
The entertainment closed win d DuE-
lesque on the audience Attending tLis
PLAY. The affair was very cIeNerly
given and greatly enjoyed by the large
student assembly present Among the
students taking part were NeIna AT
man. Helen DePue, Nellie smith, VIM
fred IacIzman Carrie Adams, Frances
Earle Helen Murdock, Mary Kelly. Re
gina Carson, Frances OppenhelneT'
Mary Eppstein, Marion Burt Mary No
BILE. Gladys Garfield, Dewey carson
Fred Humphreys. Charles L. OyerstreeLs
IT., Erwin Schwartz. Russell NILS. W
NJ Peticolas, jr-, William Bias. yacS
Vowel, John Savage, Lyman HoasIalo
and Hubert Sharp
Complimentary TO the senior mem
bers Of the geology class of the high
school "A very jolly party was given by
the juniors. Tuesday afternoon, In the
geology room on the upper floor OF the
high school. A short program was pre-
santed Chester Wright played nando-
lin solos. Gertrude Smith sang a Mex
lean song Nellie Smith recited. Ma
rfou CaInan and Doris Freeman played
ukeleIe duet Each Of the senior
girls read or sang an amusing liner
lex. composed by Mrs. Katherine WED.
one Of the geology teachers. while
Doris Freeman improvised ukelele &C
compartments. In honor OF the seniors
the domestic science girls cooked
very delicious strawberry shortcake'
and this was served during the after
noon, with Richard Freeman and Gene
Donohue acting as walters The SEN
iors were seated at a central table and
their place cards were edged with
green Green ribbons, with geology
Iettered upon them in white. were Civ
en- the guests a favors- The honor
guests OF the senior class were Nellie
smith, Elizabe Kelly, Regina Carson,
Robbie Stewart, Mary Noble, Hoyt Cole,
Evelyn Ellison, Phyllis RoUtledge and
Doris Freeman. The hosts we're Marion
Calnan, Clara Gibson, Isabel Kitchens,
Fannie Joe Linley. Helen Conway, Car
rol stevens, Richard Freeman Gene
DOnOhue. Jack Thompson, Chester
Wright Gustave Siiigman, Marian Put
nam. Perry Hurst and Gertrude Smith
c. a. Porter. head OF the science de-
partment. and Mrs katherine WED
chaperoned the young people
The first a,strict sbeliine contest
between the city and county school
children will be held Saturday morning
AT 10 o'clock at the Aorehead school
The contestants VIII be Lucille AIDE
rete, OF the Ysleta school, representing
the county; Virginia Hardy, OF the
Alta Vista school. and Joe Wright OF
the sophomore class OF the high school
The contestants won the division spell
ing contests recently held in the senior
division Joe Wright Won first place;
Alicia Calderon, Of the San Jacinto
school. second. and Robert Morris, OF
the Alta Vista school, third place IN
the Junior division. Virginia Hardy won
first place: Thomas Jones, also OF the
Alta Vista school second, and ada Nc
Cracker. or the Lamar school, third
In the county contest Lucille Alderete.
Of Hslets, won and Marie WORKER, OF
The Grand View school. was second
The winner Of saturdays contest viii
represent the 49, Paso city and county
schools in the interschOlasttc contest
al Austin the first week OF May.
1 delightful entertainment. Pete IN
Flowerland." viii be presented by the
girls Of the Norehea1 school. Friday
afternoon at 3:3a o'clock. and Friday
night ar o'clock in the auditorium OF
the school.