El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-21
High School Pupils Present
A Class Play Most Capably

fred Jackman, Norma Estella Justice.
curry Jackson. Elise Johnson, Elizabeth
blitz. Ruth Lacy. Blanche Lefk0vitz.
ErrOld Lapowski Gladys Lundy, Leo
.poldo MaldOuadO, Russell Mills, John
March. Florence Mckinney. Josephine
March. Lucille Mayer. Julia Morse, Mary
Noble. Alma olson Charles Overstreet.
Frances Oppenheimer. Anna Perea,
Josephine Peach, Martha Patterson. W
NJ PeticOlas, jr-. Mott Rawlings. Eulala
Richardson. Blanche Roe, John Savage,
Hubert Sharp. Lemuel Smith, Katherine
ShOtwel. Eugene Smith Robbie stew
arr. Manuel Stolaroff, Richard Tighe.
Antonio Villegas.
The fifth grade pupils Of the Bailey
school constitute a society that has
given a number Of most creditable and
Interesting performances during the
school year. in celebra ton Of all ma
tional and state holidays Friday, in
celebration OF san JacintO day. an
especially appropriate program was
given in honor Of this greatest OF Texas
holidays. Miss Winifred Wilson. the
grade teacher. was in charge The pro-
gram began with the singing Of
America" The story OF san JacintO
was told by Francis Mccarthy. Blanche
Cornwall gave solo dance Texas
was sung BY the class. The Day We
Celebrate" was given by group of
children. each carrying n letter. all
spelling san Jacinto. in the order Of
tire letters the children were Louise
Hickman. Mary Louise Simpson. Fran
ces Towner. Katherine Lawrence Mary
Louise Hawiey. Stella Bergtiz. Marie
Order. Eileen Faraghnan. Addie Bias
and William Cleavenger- The class sang
our Country's Flag Texas under SIX
flags was Illustrated by a group OF six
children in costume, carrying the flags
OF the nations they represented Mar
saret O'Brien was France Dorothy
Morehead. Spain. Nina Locke. Mexico
Genevieve Jackson. Texas the Repub-
lie: Dorothy Armstrong. United states.
and Kathleen MaXey was the Con1ed-
eracy- "LustpeiL' an overture. was
played as a plano duet BY Nina Locke
and Howard Locke Eugene Myers re-
cited The Lone star Of Texas.
The life Of sam Houston was given
by Sarah Hardie. Stanley Bevan re-
cited The Blue Bonnet OF Texas The
flag salute and ritual was given, with
Richard Langford serving as color
bearer Important events of Texas were
discussed, led by Robert Tatum. with
about % OF the pupils. each giving
some item The program closed with
the singing of the national air. The
star Spangled Banner.
In Observance OF the national hu-
name week. an interesting program
was presented Friday afternoon IN the
auditorium of the Lamar school by by
the Audubon club Of the sixth grade
pupils The program opened with
the singing Of The Lark" Then
the club recited in unionism. Longfel-
lows poem. The Birds OF Killing
worth" The club members are: Bella
Jacobs. Anna Bell Watson. Wesley Ma
gle. Felix Miller. Adelaide Bloom. Alma
Preston. Thelma Preston. Marjorie
Green, Helen YoungberE. Helen Pet
finger. Helen Woodward. Averu Lane.
Freddie Wilson. Charlotte Crawford,
Hanna Gurelin. Ellen Mccormick.
Alma Huddleston. Margaret Mills. Irv-
ing Smith. Frances Palmer. Emma HOl-
combe sang Robin Redbreast-" The
bands of mercy clubs OF TIE first and
second grades Of the school sang In
the TreetOps" and In the Woodland"
The members of all the mercy clubs
then recited in unison. Let Us Be
Kind" E ". Holmesley. the humane
officer. gave an address on birds Illus
trated with stereoptican slides and bird
calls on the photograph records. The
program closed with the high fifth
grade children singing The Black
Birds" and the high fourth grade and
low fifth grade children singing Hap
DIV Birds" At the conclusion OF the
songs all the children recited the
mercy band pledge OF kindness to ami
mails and birds