Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
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"A
edited by the senior class of the in
stitution each year, has made Its APP
pearance for Sne year 19lS-lsl9 and
no class has put out more interest
ing and more attractive volume than
the class of 1919. But, this class
should have produced a big thing
since it was the largest class ever
graduating from the school. This
number has come out alfred in new
garb-a rich creamy white cover LETT
tered in royal purple. Its initial ap-
pearance in l9l0-lI was the same and
all the year between have seen 1t
yarbed in royal purple cover Iettered
n white. The book Is dedicated ~
PRESIDENT T. G.. Rodgers, head or the
Mathematics department, who touches
Intimately the life ana happiness Of
rleh bHpil above the training school.
whhg to accidents the publication
/. S been delayed about three months
a it Is we'll worth waiting for and
q seniors of 1919 are proud of thsir
}omplishmefit. Much of the success
u he annual is due to Elberto Green-
he ger and Miss Ethel Marie Umber-
al =.
resident Frank H. H. Roberts left
M day afternoon for Santa Fe,
t e, after taking care of some busia
nss eonhetted with the institution
Me ioihed Mrs. Ruth Coleman Miller,
s ate director of Industrial and Vuca-
onal education in a trip through
the southern part Of the state A num-
Der of county teachers meetings will
be visited by them, including Roswell,
Carlsbad, Alamosord0, Clovis, Fert
Sumner, The president will return 10
his office the first week in September,
Dean Frank Carroon. accompanled
by X, r. Larkin, Misses Carol Ill.
Fetzer and Anne L. Wiltset left early
Friday moring for Aamogrdo to at-
tend county meeting for the teach
ers of Lincoln, Otero and Dona Ana
counties. Among the faculty members
of the Normal university, who VIII
either lecture before the teachers or
give instruction are, Dr. Frank II, II.
Roberts, Dean Frank CARBON, Miss
Marie cray. who had charge of de-
partment of dramatics at the institu-
ton during the summer, Miss Marie L.
SENEGAL, the regular head of the de-
partment of fine arts, and r. 8, tip
ton, who for a number of summers
has been a teacher In the summer
school. Miss Anna Il. Wiltse for a
number of years critic teacher in the
primary department at the Normal,
will visit the institute, from there
going to Tulsa, Okla. where for the
coming year she will be director of
the training school. Miss Wiltse is
one of the outstanding primary in
structors in the southwest and the
Normal university loses one of its
BEST teachers from the training de-
partment.
Miss Bessie Watt. who has been
spending short period of her time
in California, returned to Vegas the
first of the week. Miss Watt for sew
eral years, head of the primary de-
partner and succeeded by Miss Wiltse
during her year of absence, again
takes the work in that department
She ranks with Miss Wiltse as one of
the best primary instructors in the
state,
The Normal university has added
several strong teachers to its list for
the coming year Among these are,
Misses Ruth Ziegler, May l.. Buell.
and May Rees Miss Verna Writ,
NbII1dl Oh SuNtFoSluI tAHSii tHtV biiN
extensive preparation, succeeds Miss
Chappell as head of the department
of household economics. Miss Writ
comes highly recommended and the
school feels that it has done well in
securing her. Miss Florence Kite,
from Maryland. has been added to the
training school faculty as critic in the
eighth grade. Miss Ida G. Nolds, who
is now spending her vacation at her
home in Denver, will return the LIST
of september to resume her work as
critic in the seventh grade.
Miss Rose Arnold, for the past two
summers student at the Normal uni
versity, has accepted a fine position in
arizona and leaves fotr that state
Monday.
Miss Ethel Marie Underline, OF
Santa Fe, q member of the class 10
and editor-in- chief. of the annual
board, has accepted a position in the
albuquerque schools Miss Underline
was one of the leaders in educational
and social life at the school during
the past year and will be greatly
missed. She was the first president
of the Zeta chapter of the Delta Sigma
Epsilon sorority installed at the school
last April.
Miss De'ia Vawter, one of the mem
bers of the class 10, recently re-
ceived from her board a letter increas-
ing her salary. same being designated
Commencement Present" Miss
Vawter returned to her home in
Artesa Wednesday.
Miss Esther Scale left Wednesday
for Santa Fe, where she spent several
days visiting From there she Will go
to the big county rally at Alamogordo.
Miss Scale, a senior, will teach in the
schools of Carrizozo the coming year.
Miss Beu,ah NJ. Wingfield, in charge
of the home economics department
this summer, left for short vacation
with homefolks in McAllen, Texas.
From there she returns to Phoenix,
Arz. where she is head of the de-
nartment of home economies Before
leaving Miss Wingfield presented
President Roberts with $50-bond to
be added to the student aid fund. The
students of the summer school added
materially to this fund before the
close of the session, and number OF
junior and senior college students VIII
avail themselves of the opportunity
offered through this sources to COM
pete their schooling. The Delta sig
Sorority girls have started a student
aid fund and at the present time have
collected about 500, which will be
available the list of September. They
expect to raise a fund of about $500
before the first of the year. This
fund is to be used to assist in educat-
ing member of soldiers families. wher-
ever that is possible. The loan Will
be governed by the same conditions
as the money from the institutional
fund.