El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18


o'clock at the Alta Vista school
Texas Land. Ny Texas Land VIII
be sung by the school An Irish Jig
viii be danced by the children Of the
low sixth grade. The Yellow Rose Or
Texas" viii be sung by the school
children. 4 pageant. Texas Under Six
Flags viii be given The program
will begin with an historical sketc1-
Homer Patterson will give Jne sketch
, OF Spain and display the Spanish rag
A warrior drill OF Indians and span
iarGs viii be given This viii be iol-
lowed by a professional OF monks
a Spanish dance, La Jota, VIII be
The historical sketch of France viii
be given by Harry Ashley. The minuee
will be danced by q group OF students
and the eighth grade class viii sing
: la Marseillaise." The minuet dancers
Will be Nadine Adams, Reba Light. Ale
thea Harper, Edna Murdoch. Robert
Morris. Dan Cook. Willie Lee Bolton
and Richard Blum. Sterling Pierce will
give the historical sketch % the Next
, can period The Mexican national
song VIII be sung by group OF the
Mexican children OF the school La
Dates. Felicie BOudreauN. Margaret
bill. CelsO Gonzales, Ernest Larradola,
and Antonio san Roman
Texas, the Republic, will be discussed
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given by the fifth grade. ending in
the formation of the Texas flag. while
the chorus. Glorious Texas Land" Is
sung
Texas under the Confederate f1as
VIII be given by Hazel Wells. The Viz
ginia Reel. TO the music OF Dixie.
VIII be danced by Stanley Dawson,
Barton Hutchins, Robert Love. Bobbie
Mckee. Frank Bowen, Elmer Cross.
Margaret McClees, Corinne Boyd. Nell
HOtchkiss, Lorine Moore. Katherine
Ellis and Sybu Johnson Eight girls
will recite The Blue and the Gray
These viii be Virginia Hardy, kaJh-
crime Rodehaver. Virginia Pope, Cert
rude Arr. Louise Oden, Lillian Bour-
land. Margaret Cooper and Katherine
Wolfe.
The seventh grade girls will sing
The Bonny Blue Flag" old Glory"
the flag OF the United States, repre-
sents the final period. Robert Radan
viii give the historical sketch y
military setting up drill will be given
by the four patrols Of the school OF the
boy scouts, directed by Sergt- Miller.
Mrs. Louis L. Robinson. regent Of the
RebeCca StOdde-t chapter OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution,
will present a flag 10 the boy scou-s
and the scouts viii give the salute 20
the tlag and then viii pass in review.
The program viii conclude with the
singing Of the national anthem, star
Spangled Banner"
In honor OF san Jaciuto day. an in
terestiuE entertainment will be given
by the students OF the sixth grade OF
the Villas school, Friday afternoon. AZ
? o'clock in the school The program
will open with a song, Joys of
Spring" BY the class. Texas Under Six
Flags will be given by Virginia
Stallings. Georgette Riva. Merle Vim
son. Mildred Jones. Anna Mclaughlin.
and Jeanne Monroe. The class will
sing Texas Land. Ny Texas Land"
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Wallace, Julia Sanchez. Mary Alice
Johnson Mary Ellen Hacker, Alta
Campbell. Conception MedranO. Maria
Guerra Nellie Wilson. John Cooley.
Goodman, Orland HOLMAN, Jesus
MedranO, Ignacio Cordova. Arthur
Duchene-
HiIda Hess and Adelaide Overstreet
will sing The Slumber Song Mabelle
Elliott Will recite, The Declaration"
The class will sing the Swing Song"
Arthur March will read an original
composition on the battle Of San ia
cinto. toast TO Texas will be given
by James Flanagan, Norwood Edwards
and Louis Howell The class viii sing
Texas, Pride Of the South" y group
Of six children will sing Archer"
These children are Carrie Belle Hooper,
Mary Mason Heinrich, Katherine Fos-
ter. John Cooley. Orland HOLMAN and
Rudolf Wisbrun. Hilda Hess will re-
cite The Blue Bennett OF Texas" a
song The Plowman" VIII be given BY
Arthur March. Jim Turner. Isedore
Goodman. Waldron Hale. Percy Sander
son, Louis Howell, Joe Balnnger.
and Walter Prudential IN Canoe
will be sung by Anna Helen kOche-
Fora Brieden Elvira EsQuival. Mildred
Lefkowitz. Martha Hirt, Pansy stan
Till. Sarah Goodman, and Josephine
Thornton
The folk dance, Ace OF Diamonds"
will be danced b. the class and 4 wand
drill viii be given. The class will then
sing the national anthem, The Star
Spangled Banner" and have the cere-
mony Of the ritual Of the flag The en-
tertainment viii conclude with the
singing OF America"
4 very clever entertainment was
given in the high school auditorium,
Monday. by the students OF the NJ Sig
ma class, who are to take part IN the
class play. 'Miestones." which will be
presented Friday and Saturday nights
The entertainment was a burlesque on
the play 'lIilestones" The first scene
was a burlesque tryout competition,
held for the assignment o. the various
characters Of the play. Then the first
rehearsal was presented The third
scene was q farmers house way down
the valley, where the farmer, acted by
Fred Humphreys, reads the various
items about the coming production OF
''AlfIestones." in the FL Paso Herald
These sound so interesting that the
farmer decides to take his family and
visit FL Paso, see the fine new high
school. about which he has read SO
much. and witness the play The next
scene was one OF the effective scenes
from the last act of the play. and was
presented as it viii be gwen Friday
night The acting was eXcellently done
and showed thorough training ana Sc