San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
Bose. Bernice Harges. Nancy Nc
knight. and Lola Dcane Sullivan.
| Graduating Class There

ball. Harriet Roberts, Helen Gugen-
helm, Alfred Watts, Frances Cole
man. Frank Yeagley and John T..
Canady. who drove the cara lasge
touring car covered with red paper
flowers.
The Philomathean Club of Main
Avenue High School was represented
by the following: Berkeley Glass, drv-
er of the car; Josephine Canady,
Wanda f. Seiold. Dorothy LeGendre,
| Edyth Ryan, Margaret Eldridgc,
Leona Frank and Josephine Cava-
naugh.
The float of the high school play
for the June "A class. "All at Sea-
was beautiful structure representing
gondola-type boat on a choppy sea.
The participants in the play that were
on this float we're: LaNell Smith,
Jose de la Tuenla, John w. Canaday,
Albert Hartman, Eloise Rose, Dotie
Johnes. Hazel Ross. Elena Garcia, T..
Lutero Frausto. Ben Edwards.
The pied Piper of Hameln" float
was quite interesting as presented by
Miss Moore's children, the same ones
| that appeared in the play at the Pal
ace Theatcr Tuesday night. The float
was unique in its conception, having a
throne in the forward end of it in
which reposed Art Whyte. who played
the part of the Pied Piper so well
Tuesday night. A large number of
little gray mice danced and frolicked
about in front of Mr. Whyte. but
there was one little white mouse too
dignified to frolc about, and sat quite
still all the time. These mice were
really Miss Moore's children dressed
up in clever little costumes which in-
cluded the mouse's tail. and little
helmet had the mouse ears on II.
Represent Nah JOng Set.
The Breckenridge high school June
graduating class float represented a
nah jong set. Each girl was dressed
in black Chinese costume and car
ried some character from the set. The
following girls rode on the float:
Lorenc Boatner, Sophie Goadly,
Grace Rhicner. Margaret Hempe,
Mary Sue Cox, Grace Rowinsky,
| Bertha Sobey, Clementine DeLany.
Dee Armstrong, Elsie Kalies. Ethel
Chimney, Amy Arno, Grace Stienhaus,
Anna Mae Harle. Evelyn De Lane,
Lila Lee Danforth. Elenor Kirscher.
+, The Breckenridge high school grad
uating class of 1925 entered car
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| following officers of the class rode in
the float: Hubert Derrick, president
| Winnie Belle Pfieffer. vice president
Ruth Fisher. secretary; Donald Red
| mond, treasurer; and Mrs. Redmond.
the class. also rode in the float.
The Los Hidalgos, Spanish or
| ganization at Breckenridge high
/ col M % IOannnf al n
\ yellow and red, the club colors. The
girls in the car were dressed in Span
| ish costumes. The following MEM
bcrs rode in the car: Cecilia Bctran,
| Fidel Garcia, Marian Solsona, Alfred
Leal. Mary Luna and Jessie Garcia.
| The Literary Club of Breckenridge
high school car was decorated with
| pink paper and roses. The following
members of the club rode: Odessa
! Harrcll. HARRIET Stephens, Corrinne
Stephens, Eleanor Wiess and Eva
Lee Brown.
| The Breckenridge high school Girl
Reserves car was decorated with wa
ter lilies. The following were in the
car: Helen W. Huffmeyer. Olive
Musgrove, Martha Il. Henderson. Vera
Roosevelt, Susie Schuler and Mrs. j.
Nelson.
The Junior high schools Girl Re-
serves. composed of all Of the junior
high schools, entered car decorated
in blue and white morning glories.
The float was in the shape of a
triangle. The following girls rode :
Adelaide Miller, Thomas Nelson
Page; Beatrice Anderson. Ralph
Waldo Emerson: Alta Bowman, Joel
Chandler Harris; Evelyn Van Ncuran,
Edgar Allan Poe: Beulah Mae King.
| Nathaniel Hawthorne Helen Farwcll,
Washington Irving. Ross Burns
| drove the car.
Kirby School Float.
The Kirby school float represent.
ed sweet pea garden. Each girl
and boy in the float wore a paper
| hat made TO represent sweet pea.
The following rode in the float: Ruth
Alderman, Josephine HoltZ, Irene
Sicold, Viola Graf, Hilmer Rite
mann. Charles Schick, Herbert Rite
mann. jeff Davis. Herbert Fredek.
Eugene Leonhardt. Fred Holtz, Vivian
Bchreus. Edna Sicold, COLLEEN Boil
linger. Valeska Ricger and Miss Fan
ME Boyce. teacher.
The Y. w. c. A. float from Camp
Idlewilde. a small float covered with
cactus flowers. The following rode
in this float: Marghenta Lucchesc,
Elizabeth C. Wright, Harriet Philips,
Verla Mae Buchanan, Margaret
Ogilvy, Gertrude Lux, Lora REESE
mecker. Helen Tcbclmann and Aug
usta Cohen.
The Santa Rosa Infirmary teach
ers institute float won the first prize
for the prettiest float. 1t showed the
hospital in miniature form. Small
children made up the nurses, doctors
and ambulance men. They were:
Harry Williams, Alba Lue Guerra,
Lucille Williams, Eleanor Williams,
Theodore Williams, j. Guerra Will
liams, Bernice Phelps and Catherine.
The Kirby School Home Demon
stration club float was to represent
rainbow. The float was decorated
with many different colored papers.
The children in the float wore clothes
and headdresses which represented
the rainbow. Those in the float were
Elsie Graf, Edith RittimanB, Elisa
Rittimann. Jeanette Sopp, Mary
Scheibe. Augusta Scheibe, Helen
Ackermann and Miss Annie Boyce,
teacher.
The w. W. White Club float was
decorated with water lilies. The
following rode on it: Lucille Adams,
Addie Adams, Edna Gembler. Malta
Marckwardt. Annie Alderman, Linda
Rode, Edna Marckwardt, Thelka
Hid.
The United States Army Recruit
ing Service float was 10 represent the
crafts, physique and character of the
soldier. The following soldiers rode
in the float :: A. Murphy, V. Schnulle.
L. Estes, X. B. Kelly and l.. FL
wood.
Colonial Tea Party.
The San Antonio Chapter de Bcxar