Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
Neu Mexico State
News
EDITORIAL SECTION.
NORMAL UNIVERSITY
(Las Vegas.)


The announcement of the mar
riage of Anna Elizabeth Carr,
very successful and popular teach
er of Roswell to Walter Alexan-
der McCleneghan on Wednesday,
August IL, at Rockford, ILL.,, has
been received at the Normal uni
versity. Miss Carr is a graduate
from the Normal university, holding
the degree of bachelor of pedagogy.
Dean Frank Carroon spent the
weekend at Springer, looking over
some land that is advertised for
sale.
President Frank II. H. Roberts
spent last Sunday at Ration, where
he gave two addresses.
Miss Maude B. Scott of Cimarron
will assist in the Commercial de-
partment during the coming school
year.
The annual catalogue Is now In
press and will soon be sent out to
prospective students. The title
page carries the following declara-
ton of principles: 1.-THE New Mex
leo Normal University Is neither
partisan nor sectarian, yet 1t incul-
Gates loyalty to the highest ideals
of life. 1t aims to inspire its stu
dents to live in harmony with the
highest moral, religious, political,
social and professional ideals of the
world. The calendar for the fall
term is as follows:
September 6-Monday at 9 a. m,
training school registration.
September 6--Monday at p. M,
faculty meeting
September Tuesday, h 6 h
school and college registration.
September "wednesday, class
work begins.
November IT, IS and 19-Wed-
nesday, Thursday and Friday, ex-
aminations.
November 20 to Wednesday "a
state teachers association.
November 25 and 26-Thursday
and Friday Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Bessie Watt, critic teacher
of the first and second grades, has
returned from a short vacation trip
to Denver. She will remain in Las
Vegas to organize the classes in her
department before going to Chicago
university where she will spend
three months in completing her
work for her masters degree. Dur
ing her absence Miss Anna Brown
ing of Otero county will teach her
classes. Miss Watt will be accom-
panied by Miss May Rees director
of the rural education department.
Miss Rees will take special work
in the University of Chicago and
Miss Lucille Baby will be in charge
of her work during this period.
Miss Baby is Dona Ana girl
Miss Rubie Mattingly, who re-
manned over during the first weeks
of August to help in getting off the
grades to Santa Fe, left last week
for her home in Lucy for a short
vacation. She will be back for
school at the beginning of the fall
term.
Miss Elmira Greason, who has
spent the summer in study at the
Normal university, left Saturday Tor
Logan, where she is to be principal
for the coming year.
The office force has just COM
pleted the reports to the state de-
partment covering the grades made
by the various students in the large
summer term. This Is the most
arduous task of the year and was
much larger at the emu OIL Ills
summer term than ever before
Over nine hundred reports will be
sent the state department before
the work is finished.
Miss z. Evelyn Sparks has been
assisting in the office of the presi-
dent the past two weeks.
Professor c. w. Mottinger has
Just returned from a trip to the
Pecos valley, where he attended a
school rally in the Floyd district.
Mr.. Mottinger was the chief speak
err and reports great interest in the
consolidation of schools in that To-
cality.