The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

1855.
COLLEGE ITEMS

Our school resumed It's work on
December 2nd with nearly all old stu
dents and twelve new ones. Everyone
seemed delighted to get back to work
again.
Among the new students enrolled
are. Miss Katherine O'Roilly. Miss
Lucy Maurino, aud Miss Lillian Ham
mond. local; Misses Anna and Susie
Thomas. Holbrook. Ariz.; Miss Louise
Roth. Springfield, Ill. Miss Agnes
Haynes. Laguna; Miss Elsie Marley.
Winslow. Ariz; Mies Roberta Tandy
OF Del Norte, Colo; Miss Kathrine
Duckworth, Caldwell, Tex; Miss
l<athrine Goss. Denver, Colo, ana
Misses Myrtle and Alice Dublin, Jal,
New Mexico.
Miss Winifred Naples aud Miss .Jo-
scphine Capt. local. transferred from
night school to day school.
Miss Ollie Flowers, commercial
oacher In the Pueblo schools. visited
her sister. ,iiss Elsie Flowers OF the
shorthand department, during the
quarantine.
Niss Name r.. Goodcll spent mos,
of the time during the quarantine at
her home In Solomon, Kan. Her time
was improved by visiting three OF the
largess commercial schools Of Kansas.
Miss Nellie Bigbee of Encino. has
been elected numerical teacher at
Captain. y. NJ.
Miss Sophia l,oaubicn of 1T. Sum
ner. who has been In Lawyer I'D
wards office. has accepted a position
AS stenographer FOR Road commission
cr 81. Morris at Los Lunas.
MIR. Clarence Johnson is night mall
Ing clerk at the Journal office but IL
continuing his studies iH the dag time
at the college.
During the Illness OF some Of the
office help at the National Life In
surance company, Miss Eva Hickey Is
giving them worry Valuable assistance.
Miss Agnes Haynes ~ doing stem
ogrnphic work this week for Attorney
John Nenable.
Miss Grace Reynolds is with the L.
). employment office this weak.
Miss Lille Wilde IS husg making re-
ports for the Cattle Sanitary board,
Miss Eleanor Lynch has accepted
q position with the Baker Steam Trac-
tor company.
Word has been received from Lieut.
j. n. Goodeil that as officers are Civ
an their choice of continuing their
military work or returning IA civilian
life. he has chosen the latter, 50 ne
viii he h%onorably discharged some
time his month. He viii visit rclati e
In kansas for some time.
The Albuquerque business college
had made a number OF plans Tor the
teachers convention ana fetfttA NtIS
much to learn that IL was found nee
essary 10 call Off the convention. AZ
considerable expense the school pro-
vided a Roycroft souvenir, the famous
Message TO Garcia" This constitutes
Nir. Hubhard's most widely known
work, there having boon over forty
million copies distributed. II has been
priuted ~ every modern language.
on@o or there pamphlets will DO cent 10
any &ehcl<sr OF old student who writes
for bnf,
Miss FLORENCE WELLER successfully
passed the final spelling examination
Mr.. Frank Ortiz OF Santa Fe, made
the school a pleasant visit this week
Miss Olive Clarke. who rs with tho
clerk OF the superior court, Holbrook
Arn.. writes that her nalary has been
rais~ar "a tl0O "A month. She SAYS that
4. N. a. studcnts are In high demand
there. A'fetter was received also IRON
Miss Edith gray, who has lately gone
20 Holnfook Co do stenogra3hic work
She llitos her work very much. and
through a letter q. Introduction has
met Miss Clarke. Both girls feel they
have met an old friend OF
oompletine their work In A. n. c.
W. 4. Burney. now In The u. !. navy
writes that no hopes 10 retura and or.
Eanixs a Girls basketball team among
the college girls. Mr.. Burney helped
select the suits for tho team last year
hua they have lain idle this yeaf be-
cause OF war pressure.