Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-15
NORMAL UNIVERSITY
(Las vegas.)


Mrs. Leona Whitworth Logue.
on whom the New Mexico Normal
university conferred the degree
master of pedagogy-at the
commencement of 1913 and who
taught a number of years in the
schools at Ration, is now candi-
date for superintendent of public
instruction In the state of Idaho
with excellent chances of election.
Mrs. Logue has had wide expert
ence in institute work in this
state and has taught in some of
the higher institutions of Oklaho-
ma and those who know her hope
that she will be elected, believing
that she will make an excellent
officer.
Manuel A. Sanchez, who gradu-
ated with the high school class of
1913 and then later attended the
school of mines, and who had val
liable experience as an engineer,
liable experience as an engineer,
mining engineer.
Miss Marie Louise SENEGAL, di-
rector of music and art, became
the bride of Frank Strass of the
First National bank Thursday
morning. The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Reverend
Father Rabeyrolle of the Catholic
church in new town. Mrs. DOME
b. Trammell was the brides at
tendant Mr.. Strass was attended
by Sketchley l.. Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs Strass have gone to Colorado
for their honeymoon. They will be
at home in Las Vegas after the
first of November. The many
students of the normal university
are well acquainted with Miss Sem
ecal and join the faculty in re-
GREETING that she has severed her
relation with the school. Her sue
cessor will be announced in a few
days.
Mrs. Lena Eldridge has been
promoted from eighth grade critic
teacher to assistant in Spanish.
She will have charge of the high
school classes in Spanish during
the absence of Miss Vollmer, the
head of the department, who will
finish her course at the University
of Illinois and receive her degree
this year, when she will return to
become professor of romance Ian
guages.
Dean Frank Carroon spent the
greater part of a week in Mora
and Colrax counties looking over
some state lands that have been
offered for sale.
Professor C. w. Mottinger. who
is in charge of the training school,
has gone to Floyd, consolidated
district in Roosevelt county, where
he will give several addresses,
helping the local communities to
create a better school spirit.
Mrs. Lucetta Powell Cobb, prin-
cipal of the public schools of the
town of Las Vegas and a regu-
lar member of the summer school
faculty, received the degree of
bachelor of arts in education at
the summer school commencement
at Denver university. After re-
ceiving her degree, accompanied
by her daughter, Mildred, she has
gone to Missouri to visit with her
relatives.
M. Alexander Rogers, who re-
ceived his degree of bachelor of
arts in education at the July
commencement, has been offered
an excellent position in Colorado
for the coming year. The office
is answering letters from boards
of education desiring good teach
= ers. Many of the summer school
students have already been en-
ployed on the recommendation of
the school. Every mail is bringing
in requests for teachers.
Miss Louise Consuelo Jaramillo
has resigned her position as as
sistant in music and art. She en-
tered the eighth grade of the nor
NAL university, completed the high
school course, and received her
bachelor of arts in education with
the class of 1920. During the
period of her connection with the
school she has taught various
classes in art and music in the
grades. She will go to New York
to complete her education, pre-
pairing for supervisorship of
music and art. Miss Jaramillo was
a very popular member of the
Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority, hav-
ing held the office of treasurer
during the past year and the girls
are enthusiastic over the effic-
iency with which she discharged
her duties.