The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25
TEACHERS VOTING
ON NEW OFFICERS
Contest Between Albu-
querque and Santa Fe
For Convention

Teachers holding membership cards
In the y. NJ. II. A., cast their votes at
the high school building this MORN
ing for the officers for the ensuing
year nominated at yesterdays general
session. The ballots will be closed
tomorrow at foon. The nominations
were unanimous. the only contest be-
Ing between Santa Re n Albuquer-
que for the next session.
Jonothan II. Wagner Of Las Vegas.
superintendent OF public instruction.
was nominated for president; Mrs.
Josie Lockhhrd OF Ration for vice
president. John Milne. city superin-
tendent OF Albuquerque for secretary:
James NJ. Buckley. superintendent, OF
Curry county schools for treasurer,
and Mrs. Adelina Otero-Warren. su-
~perintendent OF Santa Fe county for
railroad secretary. w. y. Mcfarland,
city superintendent Of East Las Vegas
and Jose GregoFio Valdez, superin-
tendent Of Rio Arrlba county were
nominated for members OF the eNecu-
tive committee.
The following committees were IN
nounced b. the president, Miss
Eckles.
Resolutions; r.. W; Boyer. OF Clo-
Wis: W. u. Mcfarland. OF Silver city;
]. l.. q. swinney, Of Gallup: George
NJ. Branton. Of Carlsbad; II. +. ID.
Rice. OF Las Cruces.
Auditing. John II. Vaughan. OF
State College; Benito Baca. Of Las
Vegas.
crtR, East Las Vegas; Saturnino Baca.
OF Belen, aud Jose Montan7r. OF Taos.
Electionsi J. NJ. Bickioy, Of Clovis;
Mrs. r. w. Hayes. OF Roswell, l.. G..
Rhoades. Of Ration. II. o. Robinson
ant ~. u. Kirk. OF Albuquerque.
Two additions to the constitution
OF the association were offered by Or.
Frank ". n. Roberts. n recon-
mended by the educational council,
giving the executive committee power
10 OIL vacancies In place OF the ON
cerk Of a ch section and h other
providing for details OF government by
the officers In the time between an
nuai conventions. increasing among
other things. the moun available for
administration purposes from SIS 70
$500.
The address Of Henry Suxzallo.
president OF tho University u WASH
ington. on schools in the Making OF
National Character" was Inspiring.
THE standards of the class room
must eventually be the best OF the
standards In the life OF the world.
the people to discipline themselv1s
10 teamwork as THEY aid during The
war.
Governor -. A.. Larrazolo in hts
address which was interrupted ire
quently by applause. strongly urged
the teachers to zach 100 per cent
Americanism. He spoke OF the NUM-.
her Of foreigners In the country and
the trouble which they were breeding
for the country. i person ~ would
not support the constitution Of this
country should not be allowed TO live
In Il, he said.
Last night Miss Eckles delivered
her address a. president Of the asso-
citation. a discussion Of the problems
confronting the educators % the state
today. Superintendent Of Public In
struction Jonothan wagner spoke OF
Americanism. school progress and
needs OF the state. Or. l.. d. COZ
man. dean 81 the cbliege Of eduea-
ton OF the University Of Minnesota.
gave an absorbing address on the sub
ject Of New Uses Tor Psychology In
Education" emphasizing that teach
ing Is not only n noble profession. hut
the most important u an sciences.
Music was furnished by Ada Pierce
VIM. OF the State Normal school az
Silver city. and by David Marcus,
who played a violin solo. The Alhu-
querque high school orchestra open.
cd the evening session with several
numbers.