El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

THE ent-Teachers' association
1 Of the high school met Friday
afternoon at s o'clock in the school
auditorium The program was given
partly by graduates OF the high
school
when a Maid Comes Pnocking at
Your Heart" and "Anah's Lullaby
were sung by a quartet composed Of
1Irs. Robert Holiday, Mrs. W d.
Howe AIRS. A. a. Goldstein and AIRS.
Charles Andrews. accompanied al the
piano by Mrs. William r Brown
Next was an interesting talk by DR..
Robert Nlnson, president Of Texas
university He regretted that great
many parents send their children 90
school without planning for their
professions OF vacations anQ salq
parents should watch their children's
minds unfold and 50 direct education
=song the lines OF talent he also
with teachers in showing children
thar obedience Is required, not be-
cause the teacher Is the enemy OF the
child and wishes the chlld @ 90 the
hard tasks for punishment ouL lnat
the child should be made 70 under
stand through the parent that the
teacher lE doing this for The child's
good Dr. NinEon defined liberty as
absolute respect Tor duly constituted
The next number was a violin solo
hy Miss Dorothy Price. a high school
SUDDEN, who played Souvenir ac-
companied at the piano BY George
Dalaud
Miss Zoe Ratliff gave two piano
solos. Her numbers we're. .Pierette"
by Chamiuada and The Music Box"
bv Jaul Poldini-
G. j. Putnam. a former superin-
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tribute TO Hiss Ella Meekin. who was
the principal Of the high school IS
years ago. and Mrs. G. =. Kelly, who
was one Of the high school teachers
a. that time. lrs. Kelly was then
Miss While word Mr. PUTNAM
spoke OF the old high school build
ing, compared 90 with the one Of to-
day and said that the only ornaments
0f the old school were the beautiful
girls. He spoke Of Marie Shelton,
Katie Moore, who Is now Mrs. Will
liam r. Brown, Miss Nary Gates. now
Mrs. C. r Aocreneaus Miss Nancy
Beau, now Mrs joseph F. Williams,
and Miss aueen windsor. nov Mrs.
p. D. Alves-
Hs compared the Iuncheons and
festive occasions Of that day with the
present and said that Miss Mary ].
time and also mistress Of Wit ana
accomu iishments- BE paid compli-
ment to Dr.. ". n. Villas and Dr.. How
ard Thompson's efforts In making
the school a success II that time
They were trustees and M. Putnam
said that pictures OF them should be
placed on the walls q the high school
building
3Irs Warren Small. formerly Miss
Greta Palmer. played piano solo,
A discussion followed, concerning
the cafeteria It was led by Mrs.
Faud cammius A committee was
appointed 70 laok into the prices
tee included hLrs. carl Price, chair
nan; Mrs Greene. Mrs George Brady,
Airs. Kaud CummiuE. AIRS. Charles,
auer and Mrs. d. IL Payne II VIII
report AZ TIE next meeting
Mrs =. e Stevenson invited an
the assembly to be present at tes-
firal 10 be given at Morehead school
Monday afternoon.
a committee was appointed to meet
Monday afternoon 70 consider the
industry and includes Mrs. p >.
Crawford. AIRS. WhcarleV. Mrs. n T.
Stafford, AIRS. Stanley Beran and Mrs.
George Brady.
Al dalagate has been elected from
every 10 new members obtained IN
the recent drive and the following
have been named Mrs J. C. Nc
Grady. airs. y J. Ayers Mrs. W. T.
LLNN j. Its n ~ 4-lalAt411 BITS ~
y. Crawford. BIS Il Z. Ellis MS. 9.
III Harvey, Hrs. W Haden, AIRS. r. L
Holiday. Mrs w. ID Howe Mrs. r. 3.
aoman, AIRS. y. IL Erwin BITS. y.
LzuoWslzi. Mrs. Ralph LOOMS, Ms =.
r. Jones. Mrs F. Burt Orndorff, Ars.
carl Price. airs. b. 3, stevens Mrs.
". i. TooleT. Mrs. W. B. Widemeyer
and Mrs J. 3. Watson
Mrs. F. r Seamou and Mrs. T. J.
Freudeuthal are still working on the
matter nf the tennis court and hope
n Eve the matter settled In the near
treasurer reported 2l7 new
mlemoers and sIA15 on hand In the
Thursday evening the parents.
teachers and friends Of GrandFieW
school met at the school TO celebrate
rrIe success or their recent member
ABLY has the smallest enrolment Of
any entering the contest it received
by Tar the highest percent OF new
members. The large auditorium was
laled with guests. After a few
uDening remarks by the president OF
the Farent-Le ac1ers association
lfrs. W. q DauEhdrill. the reading Of
the report o. the finance committee
by Mrs. = p. Garland and short but
interesting talk By the school princl-
pal. Mrs. =. Cullizan. on the need Of
gas iu the school for domestic science |
purposes, the remainder OF the even
ing was spent IN impromptu talks and
sion The readings by Mrs. Daugh-
driu and Miss Frances Foster were
especially enjoyed
The regular monthly meeting Of