Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-08


list is complete no doubt it will bel
found that other county superinlend- |
entS have been in attendance at thel
normal university.
Not only in educational fields does
one find former normal university
students Antonio Lucero, secretary
of state for the last seven years was
professor of Spanish a. the institution
at the time OF his election. HIS
daughter, Aurora who has served M
his office so successfully as secretary
to her father is graduate OF the
normal university and has also taught
Spanish in the institution, a complete
checking of the officers OF state ana
county would show a large list OF
names of eX-studcnts of the normal
university who are serving their peo-
pie in professional places.
The checking has brought to atten-
ton another interesting fact-the
untdue relation of the normal uniVer-
sity to the affairs of the state as
shown by the records that in recent
wears. the governors children VINO
have attended school, have been en-
rolled at the normal university. MISS
Madeline Mills, the daughter OF the
last territorial governor w. j. Mis-,
Miss Margaret c. de Ba6a, he daugh-
ter of the lamented Ezequiel G. de
Baca, with brothers and sisters, Miss
Helen NJ Lindsey, daughter of the
present governor Washington y.
Lindsey, and all the sons of Q. A.
Larrazolo, governor elect have been
students at the institution. Governor
Mcdonald had no children in school
during his administration, but he ana
his wife we're well known to the stu
/ dent body, and on numerous occasions
welcome guests. While the normal
university proudly proclaims its con-
tribution of headers to the affairs OF
the state. it is just as proud of the
hundreds of young men and women y
has prepared for the states rural
, rural schools. 1t is stated by John V.
! Conway that the outstanding rural
schools in the northern part of the
state are taught by students who at
tended the normal university under
the Sena law, which provided schol-
arships to prepare teachers for rural
work
The members of the board of re-
1 started n drive TO secure money to
( purchase a Liberty Bond, to be known
I as the regents bond, which Will he
/ turned over to the committee IN
I charge of the scholarship fund This
/ fund was started by bond purchased
/ by the sixth grade Of 1917 and great
/ ~ augmented by the Fourth Liberty
/ Loan drive held at chapel under the
/ direction of President Roberts. When
/ the board of regents have secured
I and turned their bond into tins fundi
/ every organization Connected with the
1 institution will have done something
4 towards the worthy object, and the
I normal university will have at least
1 ST .0OO. 90 on hand. This money will be
/ loaned to worthy students at a low
I rate of interest, A letter signed by
I Charles A. Spiess president OF me
/ board of regents, and Mrs Helen NJ
I Reynolds, secretly has been sent to
/ all former regents of the institution
/ that they may have their opportunity
/ to contribute to so great a cause
President Frank II, II. Roberts has
4 received the announcement of the mar
riagc of Miss Margaret G. de Baca
! daughter o fthe late Governor r. G. dc
! Raca. to A. Jose Martinez of Alamosa,
| Colo. The wedding took place at Del
Norte. Colo, Saturday, November 10,
nj o'clock in the morning. the Rev,
Il. e. Behiels. S. j., officiating. The
I bride is the granddaughter of ANA
1 dec c. de Baca of Albuquerque. IN
| ADril, 1918, she acted as sponsor az
/ the christening of the battleshlp New
4 Mexico having been chosen for TINS
4 occasion by Governor McDonaia. She
was principal Of the high school az
4 ortiz, Colo, at the time OF hef mar
4 riage. Mr., Martinez was Formerly
member Of the editorial starr OIL the
4 Denver Post. AZ present ne Is coll
nected with the AtamoSa journal dliu
after the honeymoon ihe youHS 80" ~
Wlll make lheIt iollo AZ I ,t1%onts ana
Il pride Is wen hilo"" " ,it,. ~,
Iacully o. inc holt'i a.
ing spent hiahy ~ ~. .,1', crio,de
4 the lnstltut'oh' "i1 ~ i,, ,,,,,,,, ~,
mere e"teilu wy WIZ ~ 1,,,,,r.,t,,-
happiness 10 tileN pi'"o "''u
latiohs 10 inc sfo0iii'
Another marriage OF hlucH nv -,
F, TO the normal university u Vilal ~
Miss rachel " smlth' iit7l co,. .l.s
superlhleh4ent ol ~ l,a1| y,
appointed W iier 'VS i,,,n1 - - enccned
i1ihuseS' anu JuaI 800 ~ her mar.
herSeil' Las ~ o,,,itt nromirant
flaSe " ~ ,iS = :. III ~
physician Oh iorta'eS, ie','i =, ~ pas,
nee Ihey Wele m.'l, ~ 4,i, ,yill 70.
ana amer A'ioiL mo,,o 80 resigo Mrs
lulii ~ % aI,,ato 10 tho normal
L oliil'h ~ =, ~ ,,o,,,.ao Lacl,oIor ot
uhlveIol,g "r,i ~ ,,,,n9tor ~ SIMMER
\ peuabosy' roI " ,'.t,nr n
terms sly IN 80 st,,donts In
Slillth o. -, t,ai,,, ,rronirent
i the iilstitu'ioii, 49, 49, 49, tho nor,
teacners ~ we 49, ~. fnr,,ad Inc
county OF ne bael was - -, ,'i odrca.
PRIDE was choSeIi liio oauet ,, ~