Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-21
BEST YEAR YET
LOOKED FOR BY
STA t NORMAL
President Hall Is BuSiIy at
Work Getting His School
In Running Order For the
Opening On September /.
Especial Correspondence to The JournaI3

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W. " ran mas JUST returned from
his brief summer vacation, ana IS
already deep in the work of getting
his school in fun running order for
the fall term which opens Septem-
Der l. He reports that all signs
point to an increase of from one
third to one-half in the attendance
at the state normal this wear. Ev-
cry available accommodation for
students is being put in readiness
for the expected big attendance
The Older girls dormitorv Ritch
hall, has been cleaned and painted
from attic to basement. and looks
as fresh and new AS the new dor
mitOry recently remodeled from
the old gymnasium on the campus
Repairs in the recitation build
ings are bringing them M
to date and, to the point Of
the highest efficiency TIL eI
faculty is fully fitted ont and
everything i'm readiness for the he
ginning of the new wear, The new
members of the facuIty for This
wear are as follows.
Education.
II. O. Arnold, who occupied the
chair in history in the normal dur-
mig the school wear 1g1S-1glg is re-
turning. to take charpa of the work
in education, tho field Of his special
preparation. Mr.. Arnold carries n
r s. degree from Indiana state
normal, the A. b. from the Irniyer-
sity of Indiana. and an A NJ. from
the University nf Chicago. The
ulalitv of his work is already well
and favorably known to hundreds
of New Mexico teachers. who will
be glad TO hear Of his return to
the state normal faculty.
Commerce.
James r. Epley of Los Angeles
will he tho new head Of the com
mercial department. Mr. Epley hasI
his A. n. from the University of
southern california ana has been
doing graduate work in education
ana economies. lie comes TO the
normal from the oklahoma North
western Normal school where ne is
regarded as not only most highly
efficient in the technic of his work, !
but as an unusual builder up of
q strong and spirited department.
Mammal Training.
Mr. Edwin Winterbourne off
Greeley Colo. comes to the head
shin of tho manual training depart
ment with record Of high attain
ment, He is a graduate of the
Denver Manual Training High
school and the Bradley POLYTECHNIC |
institute and comes TO the normal
f,.o,, a most successfuI teaching OK
neriencn in the high school of Trin- |
dad. Colo, He is rcputed an en-
thns'ast in his work and, an in !
strIictor who succeeds i'm impart- !
mo likn enthusiasm ia all of the
students in his department.
Science.
Ferdinand A Vorrelman of los |
Angeles who will take charge Of
the work in science. is a graduate |
of the University of Missouri and |
has done graduate work in Penn
svIyania state college. His success
IN rarord as q hiph school teacher
10 elnuIomnntpd hv last wears work |
il, orridenta1 college. Los Angeles,
II, which he took the Mace of the |
rnplIIar instructor in science for the !
,nar Mr. Vorrelman combines an II,
,,,,,s,,oI on,onnt Of suecialized |
etrdv in agriculture and botany !
With his general work in science,
ana h1e the renutation of POSSESS
ing more than the usual natural !
nhilitv for imparting information
ana arousing interest in his line of
worlr
Mathematics,
William "a RristOw of Warrene-
h,,rr Mo viii have charge Of !
nthamotics and will also act as
nrortor Of the boys' dormitory. He
is a graduate of the Central Mis-
souri state Teachers college, with
a most creditable record in ath-
,otic york ana IL expected to bring
49,, o,rnors athletic work up to its
ola time high level.
Girls physical Education.
Miss Julia Isensee of Denton.
rox will he the new instructor In
nbvsicaj training for girls, and will
pnyn charge of Girls athletics
Vic Isensee took her A. b. degree
800, tho University of North pa
,oto With generalization in physical 1
'rnininp athletics and allied sub
iacts She comes to the state nor
nal from a most successful years
yor,, ae instructor in the North
rexas State Normal college.
Music.
Misc GLADYS collins of pueblo,
,oIn will he the new supervisor of
music She is a graduate of the
roImmhia normal college of Chica-
~ ana has done graduate work
~ ,, tha university OF California.
Misc collins comes here from the !
supervisorship of the Sid )
,av Mont. schools, and with a rec
w., Wy hat instifies the expectation 5
bnt che viii build up the general
activities of the school
he gIea cIuh and orchestra -as
yaIl as take care of the more tech '
,icat worl, Of music supervision IN s
ha raining school.
nv SPANISH.
~, ,r.,,,i,,t,,' NTircant of Denver