Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15

ly return to her room at the dormi-
tory
Miss Ruth Winters, who has been
assisting in the office of G. w. G.
Ward for week has returned to her
duties as stenographer in the office
Of the president.
Miss Leona Mayse. former stu
dent at the Normal university and
later teacher of Spanish at Lovington,
is now teaching at Grace. Idaho.
The first issue of the Trigonian
News, the schools own paper, Is just
off the press 1t is most interesting
despite the fact that it was really a
"hurry-up" edition. The young peo-
pie have been so rushed getting out
the News that they have not had time
to report their staff for the coming
year, but will announce names a little
later. The paper is being mailed to
all parts of the state.
O. c. Zingg professor Of manual
training from 1910 to the close of the
summer school Of 1914. and later
president of the Spanish American
school at El Eito. has recovered his
health and will enter the University
of Denver to take his masters degree,
having received his bachelor of arts
in education at the Normal univer-
sity. Professor Hingg had an honor
able career in his work in New Mex
! leo, which was interrupted by d serl-
Gus Illness lasting for year or more.
! He went from here to his.old home in
| liolyoke Colo, where he has been in
! the newspaper and real estate bust
ness Recently he has been doing
some work in connection with the
| government but will enter the uni
Al, H. = ,El.,.y
to taking up his work again as q
J teacher His wife. Mrs. Berniee
1 Zingg is teaching in the schools OF
/ Holyoke. His daughter Ruth. who
/ graduated from her high school work
last spring. is also teaching. Robert,
I who graduated from the academic
department of the Normal university
! last spring, is now a student at Colo
RADIO college.
| President Roberts, who has been
chosen of d committee of the Y. NJ. c.
/ A., has been instructed TO secure a
secretary for the "Y." The othe,
member of the committee is S, NJ
Nichols, a former Albuquerque man
| and Nj. NJ Sundt. 1t is the intention
of the " NJ G. A. to secure an out
| standing man and to put the organi-
cation onto a better basis than ever
/ before.
Mrs Inez Robb of Centerville. Ia.
! formerly of Watrous the mother OF
| Raymond Robb, who died while u
| training at Fort d. A. Russell a little
over year ago, has presented her
sons drum to the Normal university
as a remembrance of his school days
! The young man was a first class mu-
stefan, q member of the military band
at the time Of his death. Those stu
| dents that remember him. and there
are many of these in Vegas, are great
/ ly Interested in the gift, for they held
him in high regard.
The scholarship fund, that was
started during the Fourth Liberty
Loan drive by various organizations
buying Liberty Bonds and then pre-.
senting them TO the institution fol-
| the purpose of establishing a fund to
be loaned to worthy young people
who wish to obtain an education. has
| increased rapidly. The regents have
| Joined the list OF donors and have
bought bond that is being paid fol
! by the present board and various
/ members OF previous boards. The
| president, Charles A. Spiess, and this
secretary treasurer, Mrs Henel nj
Reynolds. have sent out a letter to al
| the ex-regents, requesting their par
! ticipation and they are responding
| generously, 1t now appears that tive
bonds may be bought from the dona
tons of the regents and. ex-regents