The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
Las Vegas Normal Notes

Since organization IaAt fall the v.
W. &. A. members have been 10 active
n all ennirs connected with school
and community life that they deserve
special recognition. This has become
one Of the most important orgunisa-
.tions Il thp $crmRi t~ntsfrsitN Miss
Hutchinson % DaIlas. 1eNas. helper
Organise IN the early part OF the school
year. Throughout the year numerous
entertainments. such a. swimming
parties, hikes. popcorn feeds and
spelling matches nave been enjoyed bY
the girls. IN Novemher. the mcult,
advisor, Mrs Victoria g. Miller att
tended "a y. " a.. A. conference n
Dallas. later giving an Interesting a,-
count 81 her tUp al chapel meeting
The program committee hns taken
carr OF rs work with success. Several
prominent men 81 the city have add
stressed the girls 81 regular meeting
aud ave pledged their support IN se-
curing money FOR a building
During the recent epidemic or iu-
nuenza the n. W g. A. girls did "a
wonderful WORK throughout the com
munits. Twelve Of the girls tolun-
teefed ns nursea fo~ the famile- i1
need ~ services For their untiring
aid they have won high praise and
gratitude from the t-ownspeopie. the
itea crons and local physicians. THESE
are the members who aided: Miss
Nolds. 6ne and a haif WEEKS: Nh.
Miller % and ohe-half weeks: Amy
Bdnegar, one and 0ne-hhlf weeks.
Misses Amy Brineghr, Bessie Culbcr-
son. Mary A. Redpath. Gladys Nc
Cam, lila Mae BOYD, Marie Cochrunc.
Nuhy MaitinEly. Faye Bo,d. Iva
Searle, for varyina lengths of time
Miss MuIduu and Hiss Neduath gave
the longest time OF service.
The officers OF the organization are
Amy brnegar president Emily hiuit-
man. wee president, Edith huydstou,
secretary. Mary hed9uth. treasurer
Monday the stu is the spring term
registration, nurober of new siu-
dents VIII become members or Die stu
dent body.
Miss MarEurot McBride Of Santa a.
came m for the new term Wednesday
IRON SANTA fe. Thursday tho Misses
PhchH and Ruth MCAdams CAME in
Tor r-eEiHtation in the college depart
ment
II. Alexander Rogers. ono ul rhe
postgraduate students bon COLLEGE
work, has accepted "a position lu fnU
Las Vegas high school where De l
teaching geometry % manual train
ing. Mr. Rogers iH a man of success.
fui teaching experience who hH-
served Hf principal uf schools fur trs
efal Year,. o. Wel-rquluuDd for nIl
work. He has been given "a schedule
mat win permit him 90 continue uuri
or his studies at The Normal tni,cr-
sity.
Bulletin %. recently issued by th,
school deacuhes one OF ihe utW
courses 10 be- offered iu The summer
school in connection with the child
welfare work tor SUPERVISOR. Thls
course b. nov being taken hs % mum
her Of progressive teachers OF fbc Soc
Vegas schools ANA iH conducted Dog
Dean Frank oarruuu. who spent %
term at Leland Stanford. d.. uorkiuE
out in detail fhs course.
Even Ht THIS curlg date the great
number 81 reservation foI doruitorf
accommodation puiut GA - large sum
mer attendance ana preparations are
being made To- meet me ne1f dcmandf
which VIII he mudr upon fhp schOo.
turing This term The SUMMER school
bulletin VIII be- ISSUED very Shortly.
Ms Victoria q Milicr hend of tho
physical Welfare department. hHs just
become The p~osaessor Of % new chtt-
rolni.
Miss Alaska n Davis. critic teacher
~ the third and fourth grades is able
10 De out again AFTER quite 50 Siege of
Illness Immediately on recovery from
an attack OF the nu" She un~derwcni
an operation az the Hanitauum for fe-
moval 81 tonsila,
Miss Nerna Writ head al ihe house
hold arts department. har @rrturued ro
work after about "a moufh'h illness
from an attack on the Influenza
Mrs.. Frank H. a. Robrriu ansr
spending "A few weeks ln Denver Hhou-
ping and visiting friends. has returned
to Las Vegas
President Frank H. IT, Roberts who
has been attending the educational