El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
PAGEANT To Be
GIVEN At HIGH

I The preparations are all being made
I for the English pageant 60 be given
D by the English department Of the
high school About $50 students Of
( the school Will participate in this pag-
cant Eleven scenes are 10 be pre-
scented Ten teachers Of the English
department, together with others o.
various departments, are working on
this. The pageant viii be presented
10 students only. the morning Of the
18th OF April, at Zoe admission II
viii be presented at the school the
night Of the 18th for the general pub
lie. The proceeds Of the entertain
ment viii 90 towards sending one
high school girl graduate TO college
The Hall Of Fame.
The election Of the Hall OF Fame
of the high school took place Wednes-
day. The final result Of the ballots
was as follows:
Most popular teacher. ". W. Lake.
Most popular girl, Verna Caveness.
Most popular boy, Ben Howell
Best All Around Girl. Jane March.
Best All Around Boy, Bin Mayfield
Daintiest Girl, Marjorie Lou Love.
Wittest boy Edward woodward.
Most business like girl Nina Ed
wards.
Most feministic boy. TheO. Heine-
man.
Greatest heart smasher. Allison
Jennings
EauD, Maxine Mccormack.
champion terpsichorean artist, lie
Roy CLARION.
Best bachelor. Henry Corbin.
Best old maid, Anna Raynor.
Best athlete, Mamie POnsford
Greatest hot air dispenser, Homer
Original lounge lizard. Vernon
Love
Neatest cadet Herbert Rand.
High school sport. Mr.. Chew.
King Of the hard boiled eggs,
Charles Pollock
High school nuisance, Henry Silver.
High school beauties-Verna Cave
ness, Pansy Buckner. Margaret
stevens and Mary Mccarthy.
Reading New Books.
me junior and senior literary. so
cleties viii hold a meeting Friday for
the urst time this term The mem
oers Of the senior society have each
read one OF the following books Z
A1ee Tor Short" by DeMorgan; Lord
jim-- BY Joseph Conrad; Henry Es-
mond- BY Thackeray: The Scarlet
stone by Wilkie Collins; Bleak 4
House" by Charles Dickens: Last
lays Of Pompeii," by Bulwer Lytton.
The Mill on the Floss" by GEORGE
Elliot Zach Of those having READ 4
me OF these books viii report TO the
IL.|
VINO VIII conduct a discussion OF this
DOCK Those OF the Junior department /
= required 10 read one Of the fol- /
owing DOCKS. Lorna Doone," BY
5lackmore: Jane Eyre" by Charlotte 4
5rontei Westward Hot'F by EfnEsIev.l
David Copperfield,7 by Charles Disk
ms; "KenilWorth." BY Walter Scoft.
me ConQuerer, by Gertrude Ather-i
special arrangements were made
I IN me Il Paso public library to
loIa me BOOKS out for a short while
y. ~ me nigh school pupils could
basketball Entertainment.
An entertainment was given in the
ish school auditorium Thursday
morning Tor the benefit OF the hssJref-
al team The program consists Of
I'm ollng stunt by c. Lsazano. Sandy
.q,ai' l. Lopez and J. Portilla: Sc
ecrons from the bovs' ,Ti,arfe4
.lrected BY Prof George Daland. :
,urlesque act, Moonlight bv Eric
-onroe- Edward woodward and BfIIie
5erIlen; a French dance bv Marina
-squlVal; Spanish dance by Deinhi1e
iu1lez ana Carlos Lazano ana side
T 1tl Cnaller by Hills and HfIlfsH
y eanesday afternoon the cadefs
l -.--- ne supervision OF Capt. T. w.
= - went into the hills for special
= y uction IN outpost duty. Farh
ompeny formed an OUTPOST f7rIr-5j7,.-
entry squads, pickets and coSssci5
osls: owing TO the strenuous driiI-
~ uurlng the day the cadets v-era
sneFed from drilling Wednesdsv
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