The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-26
las VEGAS NORMAL
HDI ibS LARGEST SIMMER
SCHOOL ENtlH HELD ~ STATE,

From the first days OF registration
beginning June ard. everybody ON
nected with the Normal University
has been 10 busy taking care Of he
largest summer school ever known In
New Mexico that no time mas been
found IN which TO tell the Herald
readers what was being one at Las
Vegas, The finest gathering OF the
educational forces ut the state can be
found crowdinE the halls. campus.
dormitory. oally. Tho large faculty
was chosen with care and some un-
usually tine work has been dorc In all
departments.
The work In the Art department il
being hang and is u decided credit to
the pupils and their Instructor Miss
Marie l.. Senacal
The department Of Household Ec-
onomics, under tho able Leadership OF
Miss Bulah NJ. Wineheld. has been at
tracing considerable attention Tor the
past two weeks. Posters Of admirable
workmanship suggesting the kind OF
work being done and the possibilities
uf the department meet the eye NJ ev-
cry turn In tho administration build
Ing. These weeks have been devoted
to "Mcui serving "DemOnstratl9n"
with ireless cooker. canning. use OF
pressure cooker. balanced meal. use
OF left overs. and exhibition OF work
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science class had practice ~ (a)
planning tbl estimating cost. Cc)
marketing for; Cd1 preparing and
serving. both breakfast and i%uncheons.
Tho hustesses were Eva White Of
Hope. Perneco Iandsaw OF Roswell.
Fl0y Floorc Of Artesia. Bessie Eaves
Of L%uylnrton ana Edna Cochran Of
Allison. Resides having President
Roberts Dean Carroon and members
of faculty az guests thev served super
intcndcnt Milne and State Boys and
Girls club Leader Foster.
In u $ T.. interesting lessons 10
which visitors were invited were those
demonstrating preparation Of school
lunch hot Dis for rural scools. All
planning was done before as 60 what
dish would Ice prepared. what might
well no brought from home that pro-
per God be in meal The recipe
chosen for demonstration was tomato
soup. The mount for the school and
the material to be brought by each
child We're determined. a preparation
committee and an accounts commit
toe were appointed, on opening Of
school preparation committee prepared
soup. other pupils watching prepar-
alton. At lunch time each child found
hls uuoh. placed 10 with his hlsh and
poon on desk. When All were ready
the ser"inE committee took charge
and soup was served; this demonstrn.
ton ,lrlud with % tho valuable In.
%struction ~ table manners that Should
he taught To the children While vers
- young aud which has iis value jus
4 nH surely MS Food foud a social value
4 Tho exhibit which was opened a
r. the public Monday showed fa1 gar
Q n"uts made IN sumner school classes
n thl preserved and canned products
I ,ci properly set table; ga Zoo,
/. equivalents.
. Tile posters mentioned preyiousl,
ana which were 80 cl"verly used q
advertise tho department were tn
combined work 81 this department
h and the nnc arts department.
% The girls In tho domestic scienc
Fl. CLASSES demonstrated beyond a douh
- that % great deal ~ the high cost O
"a living ~ within the control OF IN
a. housewife.
rs events shows one Of the largest classe
Al over graduated from any l%nstitutio
rs ln tho southwest and "a number q
Az events ~ great importance Of th
~ summer school tudenta tn
" straight summer school graduate
number g.. some ~ the names not ~
ID poQring on the list because OF lai
chkckinc The total numner for m
/. wear are about 50 including no n
petitions The names starred are thoi
receiving diplomas at the spring con
Wcnremtnt:
" High school.
Helen Marie Aiuson.s Jose Enriqt
n Armiip. r. Russell Baker, Teresir
~ Hurcla.f Pearl Hattie Beck. Emf
~ Blattman. Amy Way nringerar Ma
y. Rnrct virginia Chancellor Mildr,
y, Lucille cobb Anna barbara Conant
MARY Margaret craven. pearl Co
nv huugh Cros-ctt. Nool Isabelle Daug.
- eriS. Vera Flodcl Davies. Mary Cat
eriuo Fritz. Margaret Foley. Leila w
na Garrett, Eiherto y. GreonherEer
Margaret beatrice Hall. saul iin
~ berg, VIVA Marian High. Grace ",
y, INngworthi Thcima isanna Horn, Clel
Hudson. kutherin larkin,e Nellie ,
sephine Logan Fllemon r Martinez
re Skctchlcy l., Moore, Susan Braytl
he Moore. EvanEelina Barela MortimoI
nd Fannie Mlllccnt PelRer, Essie We
ed uer Poppord, Helen pnngsten. Oh.
Z. Lloyd Rose. James stewart Ross. tn
ma Ross. Maude Beatrice scott.s NJ
le- shlpioy Selma Almyra sizer,' W
49,. &c.,. 4ANrHaHa N..HafN. sire