The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
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NORMAL UNIVERSITY
Ta@ venas.
The summer school bulletin has
itst gone 20 urcoe and Will contain
some Valuable Information FOR those
Interested IN Aummcr school work.
The pslla sigma Epsilon girls. who
have. bean bsihlnd tho drive 20 secure
the money COR fhe Marine monument
made lhcir final report Saturday.
The LA Vegas high school gave
sos 81 and fhc remainder Of the coli
ssctlon was srcurcd from the Old
Tcrr schools aud the students In the
NorWul university. except a small
coutt ibutiun from the townspeopie.
Il last 1.-The workmen have begun
work on tho dining hail for the
dormitnry ana viii rush the job that
the aummfr school students may have
a comf3odious han for the summer
term. This dining hall ndioinA the
girIs dormitory. heinz just n few feet
from the building ana "a very short
distance from Springer hall. iAvora-
tories and rest rooms Will be IN con-
ncction with the building and save
tho students trips home before meals.
President Prank n. ". Roberts re-
turned To his desk Friday noon. after
a 10 day trlb taking in Tucumcuri,
Efida. Ciot1s. Portnles. Alhnqueruue,
las Cruces and Ei Paso. At some OF
these places he addressed the Inter-
church workers and az practically all
addressed teachers. either IT. asfocia-
ton meetings or at the city schools.
he reports n splendid trip and en-
c%ournginr prospects for a large at-
tendance at the summer term.
on tho feth and 18Th Dean Frank
Carraon addressed the teachers In
meeting assembled az Socorro. lcctur-
ing on Mental Tests ami Measure
mcnts." He viii conduct classes Ia
this work In the summer tcrm-theac
ciass,H being D part Of the child We'll
fare work@and his assistants VII be
nr Sarah Cocker. who - now in New
York City. doing special work along
her lines. and Miss Montana HASTINGS,
child psychologist Tor the child We'll
faro board In this state. Or. Edgar
L. Hewett viii also help In these
courses. The plan o. 20 have pr.
coker the first half OF the summer
term. 20 be followed by Miss HIST
inEs with another phase Of the work.
Dean CARBON visited al the home
Of the Mcrsfeiders Ia Albuquerque on
his return home.
AIN|H ANANIAN NNANNAN VI 80 -
rived In Vegas saturday and will en-
ter the school on Monday. she Will
stay az Ia Casa de Ramona, Her
brother and sister-in-lnw are students
at the Normal university.
Miss Chonita NOlusco. who has
been m, has returned 10 her school
work. she b. n Of b student
teachers.
Deor Frank CARBON left Friday
I on the early morning train for santa
Fe to attend the meeting OF the state
I Board OF Education, where he repre-
sentcd the Normal university.
The sorority girls held the second
! Of a series OF social meetings al the
home Ut Miss Mildred cobb OF old
Town. Misses RumaidL Delsado and
| Louise G. Juramilo We're hosicsses
An excellent program was carried out
Mrs. Marguerite Root played the uc-
compartment for Miss Ida q. Nolds.
who sang a beautiful solo and anothor
rong that delighted the hearers wis
a song by Philip Delggtdo. Mr.. w. J
l Lucas gave an instructive talk 20 thf
Girls on what "a Woman should
Know Of Business" and out 81 MI
wide experience Eave some forcefu.
Illustrations. The next Meeting VII
be al the home Of Miss Mnrguerit'
| C~arscallen. The address Will be givet
By Dr.. +. II. Cvail ON The Duty OF
the Teacher ns Supervisor OF th'
Pupils Health"
A man Will coach the senior plal
and head the department OF dramatic
for The summer school For the tirs'
time In the administration ~ hf
Frank ~. ~. Roberts, "a period OF owe
10 years, "a man has been chosen q
pat on the senior class play and Civ
tho work IN dramutics. Always WON
en- have handled this work with grch
success and have done the work In
woman's way, with a woman's i'm
tr~rpretation. ThoEn WHO have beer
students in the department in formeI
summer terms VIII now have The Oh
p~ortunity Ia take mp the work IRON
tho viewpoint Of the man u this
In the opinion Of Tho administration
will be n great advantage 90 th'
teachers Of the subject IN the state
lie will reach the Normal unlycrsitl
inc last of April and begin the cias|
inlay al once. which must be fead'
for the last week In May. 'hurit
z Edwin Shnuk D. the new director nh'
comes with a successful career be
hind him 10 recommend HIM 60 IN
teachers Of the state. lie has md in
tenriye and extensive training In IN
best OF schools and under the dircc
ton OF successful teachers. He }
not only % coach Of amateur theatri
calls. but ia also "a producer, "a conot'
and recital reader. has had six lcul
u practical experience In the school
room. lbs N graduate Of the class o
I1ois. UniVcraity OF Michigan. has De-
assistant coach OF dramutcs az th'
Northwestern university, N durinl
the war was taken from the rUnk
49,. -H..aH .w Hh. LIHNT NHHNH fNHFMN
OF tho ~" as "a single entertainer
also read for officers in England AM
France at tho different truluinl
camps. was selected TO play tho lead
ing part in seventeen Booth Tark
ington's play. stuart walker, pro
Queer. hut war conditions interierrd
has spcciuiizcd In high school, colleg
land university dranatics. The ON
iuducemcnt the Normal uniN'rHll