The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

events % thc senior year. isoiSed for-
ward 70 BY both luniofs and seniors
Sunday evening the haccninurcnte
services VIII ~ held AZ the Normal
University auditorium. Dr. Frank ~.
~ Ifopffis viii give the address
.f1Inr ~ Ms sntieri. ~Ue Nort Than
Id Teacher" on tho mufnInr % the
14in President Roberts viii entertain
the seniors al a breakfast: another
event ~ Importance 10 these young
people and always a muft driinhtfui
|nneit The same evening". "a ths
Aru.oty. the Pupils % me J'nyslcAl
Welfare department win rive an cx-
HihIf under the direction Of Mra.
1Inlrr. the director. Senior chapel h.
held thc morning Of the 1Afh. IN
The AFTERNOONS the department Of
household arts and ~ fine arts vii
FIyo their animal exhibit These ex-
hl1ifs viii be between the hours ~
2 10 & and SOME unusually fine work
IN both departments win be on dla-
play. Miss Vcrna Writ has charge Of
che Household Arts department and
Miss Marie 1. SENEGAL OF b Fine
Arts. The Senior class Will give their
annual play the evening 81 the 2dth
al the uurcan oprea house. Fridas
morning, May 1tth VIII be the laHt
chapel. a. which time tho awarding
Of tho prizes for excellent work In
various departments will be made.
New members wifi be admitted to the
~ O. society. ar honorary society
where scholarship and general ability
are recognised hy tho student body.
Commencement will be held de
evening o. tho 2Ith az the Duncan.
~. u. =. Philips. tho class orator. is
one Of Americas leading ~educators
He has spoken IN every section and
Is noted AZ d man who Il recalled
from year TO year to conduct insti-
tutcr, give commencement addresses
and lecture on psychological dues-
lions. Re has bocn a professor in
The University OF Denver for more
than twenty years. holding the chair
Of psychology and the dean Of the
tho chief speaker al the \. Al. r. A.
held Ia Albuquerque a few years aEo.
After delivering the commencement
address, he Will proceed TO Roswell
for the Chavcs county institute. He
will be accompanied hy Dean CARBON
and President Roberts.
President Frank II. n. Roberts left
Thursday might FOR "a short vacation
tn the caAA tho first vacation he hns
taken In the n years he has been
connected with tho school
The Juniors put on a very success
on play the evening Of May first.
The play was written by : Omar
Barker. a member Of the Junior coll
lcEe class. and was called The Girl
from France" Omar spent many
months Ia service ia France and this
little play Is a reminisccnce Of those
days.
The Delta slgs heiP the thfrd meet
ing saturday evening at the homo OF
AZ - ANAA.. III. AI..N.a
Mary l.. Holt. Isabelle s~irausen. and
Marguerite carscallcn were hostesses
Music was furnished By Mrs. Adolf
phlne Kohn ana Mrs. O'Malley and
was very fine.
The music department Of the New
Mexico Normal university H. prepar-
ing two fine musical programs TO be
given Friday evenings OF May Il and
May 81.
owing 10 the growing demand
throughout the United statea. hat
music be taught in the public schools
on The same basis as an other sub
jccts on the school curriculum. the
music department Of the New Mexico
10 give that tSpe OF music. which Is
truly cultural and educational, from
the standpoint OF poetry aud harmony
thereby setting an Ideal before ifs
students that viii have a h ring on
their future. both socially and esthet-
.cally. il has been the aim OF Mlss
Marie SENEGAL, the dlrectress 81 the
department fur the past siX years 20
present to tho public Of las Vegas
and to the school patrons the best
there h. 10 De heard Ina vocal COM
positions. The choice OF selections
through operettur during the past
five years. have dealt with the life
and customs Of different nations and
races, while the chOruses stvdied
haNe been selections from The stand
ard classics IN secular ana sacred
muysc. A number OF cantatas have
also been presented TO the public,
whose subjects have dealt with the
beauties OF nature
In the voice department the best
das here again been introduced TO the
students, using vocal selections from