Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-15
Normal University
Las Vegas.

The summer school begins it,;
greatest term with an early enroll
ment of 675 students above the
training school, which did not open
for registration until Saturday morn
ing. 1t now appears there will be
about 500 or more students by the
time all are in. A number have
written that they viii come about
the Goth, when schools everywhere
will close The normal university
employees, professors, librarians, Of
rice assistants, teachers, number over
fifty men and women,
The Honorable A. A. Sedillo, speak
err of the house Of representatives,
visited the normal on Tuesday, eX-
aiming every portion and phase of
the work ana of the building. His
niece, Miss Teresita Lopez is stu
dent in the summer school.
Superintendent Jonathan II. Wag
ner will be a visitor at the normal
during the coming week to meet the
teachers and answer their many
questions about schools and certifi-
Gates.
Another item of decided interest
among the teachers is the coming of
uperintendent ID. N. Pope of ROs-
well, who will deliver a series Of
three lectures chosen from his wide
experience as teacher, as follows:
My Ideal Teacher" My Avocation,"
and the Experiences of a Principal"
Mr.. Pope is outstanding as an au-
thority in Ceramics. When elected
at Roswell he had already accepted
position in Chicago university to
teach in the field of his avOcation.
His experience as a principal has not
its n %
because of this he was chosen to dis
cuss the principals duties to those
who are interested in the subject.
Miss Marie Carey daughter of the
State Superintendent of Public In
struction Of Wisconsin c. =. Carey
arrives today and on Monday takes
up the work that has formerly been
in charge of Mrs. May Ross Conwell.
Miss Carey is a distinguished teacher
and entertainer. She will have
charge of such courses as staging
plays, dramatics, interpretative read
ing, and while here the Delta Sigma
Epsilon sorority and the senior class
will stage plays under her direction.
Miss M Bulah Wingfield. head of
the department of household arts of
the Phoenix high school, takes Miss
ChappelFs position for the summer.
Miss Chappell after three years of
successful work, will spend the sum-
mer in Columbia university, doing ad-
vanced work along the lines of her
work. Miss Wingfeld will be assist
| ed by Miss Rumalda Delgado, who
takes the place of Miss Rose Kellogg.
Miss Kellogg resigned to become the
bride of Ralph Thornton Person, of
Artesia, on May 14th. Miss Delgado
was trained at the normal university
| In addition to her work in household
| arts, she will have charge of the
canning club for the two towns.
Miss Louise Consuelo Jaramillo,
who had planned to spend next year
in New York studying music, because
of her mothers i'll health, has de-
cided to remain as assistant in art
and music for another year. During
the summer school she is teaching
| Spanish.
The teachers of Spanish in the
state are looking forward to the
coming of Dr. Fitzgerald with a great
deal of interest. His classes prom
| Use to be we'll attended.
Much of the work done by the
| large number of students is along
professional lines and of college rank.
While many are working for certi-
ficates, a large number are working
! for permanent credits leading tC
graduation and professional certifi-
! Gates.