Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-03
STATE NORMAL
lSilyer CitY.l

prospects for good faatball
season at the New Mexico state
normal brighten daily. For the
first time since the war the nor
NAL has an eleven. More than TWO
full teams have been turning OUT
for practice the past week Al
though nearly all of the men are
new to the game, and have 10 pc
developed from the ground up
Coach Grossjean believes he mas
some fine material for the making
of a good team. The first game
for the season has been scheduled
with Deming for next Saturday.
The first meeting Of the nor
| NAL athletic association was heio
Tuesday. Coach Gross1ean acteo
as temporary chairman during the
! reorganization of the ASSOCIATION
| for this years work. Officers chos-
en- were as follows: PRESIDENT
Ross Brooks; vice president, WIZ
liam McAlpine; secretary, mary
Kellahin; treasurer, Robert An
derson.
Glass organizations for the new
| wear have been completed during
| the past week. The officers are
College-President. Wayne Gag
ley; vice president, Verna 10 Rlcn-
ards; secretary-treasurer, Leoia
Coleman. ,,
senior-P Margaret Nc
| Laughlin; vice president, Raiph
Moery; secretary-treasurer, Helen
Golding.
Junior-President, Kenneth Dun
lazy; vice president, Elizabetn
| Cooper; secretary, Helen Spitzley;
treasurer, Juanita Franks yen
| leader, Stephen Boone.
Sophomore-Pre Elizabeth
Hunt; vice president, Ardie NC
Connaughey; secretary treasurer
Dorothy McAlpine.
| Freshman - President, Herbert
Woodward; vice president, Lillian
Burgess; secretary, Catherine Jack
son; treasurer, Billy Mclaughlin.
| A high school branch of the
liz. M. C. A. has been organized
at the state normal. A teed
meeting was held at Ritch hall
Monday evening, and the following
officers elected: President, PICK
Watkins; vice president, Freuer-
| lex Harding; secretary, Kenneth
| Reitzel; treasurer, Orren Fairly.
The faculty and students OF the
| New Mexico state normal are as
sisting the Grant County Chamber
] of Commerce in the retaklng oI
| the census for Silver City. Twelve
hundred children in the Silver Clty
schools, with a census popuiatioh
| of only LOO seems to indicate
| that something Is wrong with the
| census returns, and an attempt Is
] being made to find out what is
| wrong. Each members or the rae
| ulty was given some ten or twelve
students and assigned certain
part of the city to cover. The
returns of the retake are awaited
with a great deal of interest.
The evangelical team which has
| been holding revival services at
the Silver City Baptist church took
| charge Of the assembly hour Tues
| day and gave the students an in
teresting period of song and ad-
dress.
| About thirty went out on the
campfire luncheon hike Sun
day evening. Those in charge for
| got the frying pans, and the bacon
had to be fried in the top of a
can.
President Hall spoke Saturday
afternoon before the Sunday school
convention in session at Silver City
| on the subject, Cooperation of
the Normal with the Sunday
School"
The faculty members OF the
normal succeeded held their pic
normal succeeded in holding their
picnic on the Hills west of the
| school Tuesday evening.
| Mary Kellahin and Consuelo
Golding spent the last weekend
with Lois Neal at Tyrone.
Thelma Gage of Las Cruces, was
a normal visitor last Sunday.