The border vidette., 1913-05-31
OUR GIRLS AND BOYS.
What Some of Them Are Doing at
 State Normal.
Tempe, Ariz., May 23. 1913.

Editor THE BORDER NIDETTE: -
 Of the twelve students in the
 Tempe Normal from Santa Cruz
 county, eight were on hand at
 the closing of school year
 Miss Gladys Walker of Gala
 basas, finished her third year in
 the school in the regular Nor
 nal work. to which she added a
 course in Latin. domestic science.
 that is cooking and sewing: also
 physical training in the gymna
 Sium. Nor has she neglected
 the work in the literary sOcie-
 ties, being a memb Der of the
 Alpha and Kalakagathia clubs.
 Miss Walker has played with
 the tennis teams: also with the
 basket ball. Like many another
 her Latin and English best, and
 that may account for her love of
 the work she does on The
 Student," the school paper, of
 which she is staff member.
 DuQuesne sends three of her girls to Tempe,
 Miss Graca Everett. daughter
 of Geo. c. Everett, has finished her fourth year. graduating in Class of 1911. Miss Grace has been fond of study and at the same time has held her own with the literary societies, being member of the Alpha 1910, PhilOmathian 1911, and of the Zetetic. Athletics has had it's share of her time, and has been | a great help to her. She says 1 it's great to watch the girls Dor form in the gym.' and nearly | all live girls like the work.
 Miss Mary Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harrison, and niece of Senator J. A. Har- risOn from Santa Cruz county, is also from Duquesne, finishing her third year this June. She is preparing to teach, as most of the girls about the school are Literature of all the studies is her favOrite, yet Latin, music, drawing, algebra. geometry, physics, chemistry. botany, book keeping and commercial law have each been studied Miss Mary has greatly enjoyed the work of the gym"
 Miss Nellita Hathaway is also from Duquesre, and is following the regular line of Normal work, with Latin as an elective. She too likes English. She is member of the Zetetic literary society, acting as it's secretary and treasurer, also secretary and treasurer of the Tennis AsSO- o;o ested in every phase of the work ( of the school and is glad she went to Tempe. }
 Jewel and Stella Turner. daughters of MT. and Mrs. T. J. | Turner of Elgin, have just com oleted their first years studies, 1 and will be at home with the | punch of Santa Cruz students | rom Tempe. Miss Jewel is giving especial attention to C domestic science, with the straight Normal work. C
 Miss Stella has been in school $ put one term, but likes her C grammar the best, which is C most excellent sign. She is | -ery fond of basket ball. [
 The work we like best is the T. ,ne we put the most time on, i' md the study we give the most U ime to, and understand the best r s generally the one we like O pest. The girls from Santa | Jruz like the harmony that pre- C 'ails in the Normal school at D nosphere. D
 NOgales has three representa- ives in the Tempe school this e ear, ail are intensely interested W n their work. Herbert and Otto il and Miss Mildred D Fowler. The Enderton boys u lave finished their first years fl york. taking the regular Nor W nal course. Herbert likes ma F hema tics best; he is a member d f tine Tennis Association, also J If the Cadet Company, and of u he Spanish Society. Otto is $ lsO a member of the same clubs s' nd associations as Herbert. tC 'he boys live in the Boys Dor il 1itory, a delightful home ad- q oining the grounds, and near tC he Presidents residence. Otto O as enjoyed the study of agri n ulturc. u
 Seeing things grow always b ives pleasure to any one who " -o fn f.