Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-09
STATE WELL REPRESENTED
ALL SECTIONS OF NEW MEXICO
HAVE SENT TEACHERS TO
IMPROVE THEMSELVES
INSTITUTE NOT INCLUDED
If coUNTY's ROLL WERE COUNT
ED IN THE TOTAL WOULD
BE WELL OVER 300

AS was stated Saturday, the enroll
ment at the summer school of the New
Mexico Normal University had reach
ed 21S at the close Of the first week
Of the session. This is the largest en-
rollment the summer school has ever
enjoyed 1t does not include the en-
rollment at the San Miguel county
teachers institute, which is in the
neighborhood of so.
According to the arrangement made
by the department of education, the
normal schools Of the state are fur
nishing the teachers for the county
Institutes in San Miguel and Grant
counties, and have a right to include
the students at those institutions in
their regular summer school enroll
ments. According to the Silver City
Enterprise, there are 215 students en-
rolled in the silver City Normal. II
is not known whether these include
the students Of the Grant county in
stitute.
The Las Vegas Normal and the Sill
yer City normal have been vying
with each other for several years to
attain the largest enrolment in the
state and the friendly rivalry is in
tense. The Las Vegas Normal has
made rapid strides in the past three
years, its enrolment in the regular
terms having increased rapidly and
its summer school enrolment having
practically quadrupled The school is
recognized as one of the city's big.
gest assets.
Following is the roll for the sum
mer school; it is interesting to note
the fact that a large percentage oi
the students are from The state a
large and are not Las Vegas people
Training Department
First grade: Bernese Bowen, East
Las Vegas, N. NJ; Grace Corbett, Las
Vegas, N M; James Earickson, East
Las Vegas, N M; Katherine Powers,
Las Vegas, N. M; Lillian Rogers
East Las Vegas, N. M. Dean stapp
Las Vegas MN.
Second grade; Frank Fries East
Las Vegas. NJ NJ; Margaret Nelson
Las Vegas, N. NJ; Paulita Sanchez
Las Vegas, N. M; George Skate
East Las Vegas, NJ M; Dan Wilson
East Las Vegas, N. M.
Third grade: Ronald Appel East
Las Vegas N. NJ; Scott Bland, East
Las Vegas, N. M; Helen Coleman
East Las Vegas, NJ M; stephen Dav
is, East Las Vegts, N. NJ; Joe Dice
East Las Vegas, NJ M; Lawton Erb
East Las Vegas, NJ M; Claudia Leon
ora shreck, Carrizozo. N M; VIds
sulier. East Las Vegas, n. M; ROD
ert Morrison, East Las Vegas, N. NJ
Walter Morrow. East Las Vegas, n
NJ; Henry B, Roberts. East Las We
gas, N. M; Gertrude Vogt, East La'
Vegas, N. M.
Fifth grade: Francisco Almeida
Kennedy, N. NJ; Carr Ilfeld, Eas
Las Vegas, N M; Charles Livingston
Tularosa. N. M.
Sixth grade: Grace Lucero, La
Vegas, N. M; Carolina Martinez, La
Vegas, N. M; Ruth zingg, East La
Vegas, N. M.
Seventh grade Hazel Briscoe, Tui
arosa, N. M; Charles flaming, OF
ange, N. j.; Myrtle Regensberg, Eas
Las Vegas, N. M; Aniceta LucerC
Las Vegas, N M; Eliza sisneros
East Las Vegas, N. M.
Eighth grade: Hufiano Gallegol
East Las Vegas, N. NJ; Essie Per
perd East Las Vegas, n. M. sydne
Regensberg, East Las Vegas, N. M.
Edward Sanders, Tularosa, N. NJ.
Arolvi shearers Mineral HILL N NJ.
Aubrey Upton. Alamogordo. N NJ.