Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31
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COLLEGE ITEMS

Enrollments for the opening of the
fall term on September 8, have al
ready reached a half hundred and a
new high record for attendance at
the opening of the term is assured.
Summer school finals ar now being
held, New classes will be organized
on September g.
Miss Adah Pnnell, formerly a
teacher in the Santa Fe public schools,
left Wednesday for Las Vegas, where
she will assume the principalship OF
the business department of the Las
Vegas high school.
Mr.. Henry Dodd has accepted a po-
sition with the Becker Mercantile Co.,
Springerville Ariz,
Orders were placed by the school
during the past week for twelve
latest model typewriters.
Miss Ida Perry leaves the first Of
the week for Metcalf, Ariz., where
she will teach commercial branches
in the Metcalf, Ariz., high school.
Miss Myrtle Sn-lithson, H1lbrook,
Ariz., enrolled Friday.
A number Of narooned tourists
from the delayed Santa Fe trains
visited the school during the week
and all were generous in their praise
of the personnel of the student body
and the splendid office equipment of
the school.
Miss Lulu Cooper, who attended
the A. b. C. about two years ago, was
recently recommended for a fine po-
sition with the Becker Mercantile Co,
Springervile Ariz. and has accepted
the place.
viii Hammel and Walter Kowalsld,
both former A. B. c. boys who have
been employed by the Becker Mer-
camille Co, Springevile, Ariz., ana
who recently returned from army
service, have resumed important po-
tons with the Becker Co., and have
been admitted into the firm.
Mis- Helen Fee has accepted a po-
sition with DR.. Boyd, who recently
or ened a bond office in Albuquerque.
Mr.. j. r. Rivera, former A. b. c.
student, left Friday for Monteviden,
Uruguay, to accept a position in the
United States embassy Mr.. Leo
Douglas, another A. b. c. graduate,
who was in the United States foreign
diplomatic service during the war, is
also in the American embassy 1t
Montevideo. ...
Miss Vesper f. Stonier leaves next
week for Magdalena, where she Will
take charge of the business depart
n,ent in the Magdalena high School.
Miss Evangeline Hill, of Estancia,
returned to school Friday, after II
weeks Illness
Mr.. Antonio de Baca, a former A.
b. C. boy, writes a very interesting
letters from the American embassy,
Mexico City. Mexico, where he holds
fine appointment in the diplomatic
service The letter was written the
day after receipt of the news of the
capture of the two American aviators
by Mexican bandits. Much excite
ment was displayed among Americans
in Mexico City.
Miss Velma Nelson left Thursday
on a delayed Santa Fe train for Hol.
brook, Ariz., where she will take
charge Of the business department IN
the high school
Miss Katherine Jones, a former Z.
n. NJ. student, carried off the honors
in the spelling match last week AMI
secured a final of SO per cent in the
test this week.
The new courses in business admin
istration, banking and finance,
Burroughs machine accounting, and
telegraphy are attracting many
students The older courses in stem
ography, seeretarial studies, book
keeping, aecountancy, civil service and
commercial teaching are more popu-
lar than ever before.
Mrs. Lillian Sallie is working tenn
porarily with the Albuquerque Gas
company.
Miss Helen Binkert has accepted
a position with the Western Mortgage
company.
Miss Ethel Ellis has been added to
the list of A. b. c, representatives
with the Occidental Life Insurance
cOmDany