Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
STATE NORMAL
Silver City.

In game Saturday evening Of
last week the Silver City American
Legion basketball team defeated
the Normal five by score of "a
to 81. In return game Tuesday
evening the Normal obtained its
revenge by defeating the Legion
by a score of IA to 10. The two
teams are very evenly matched,
y and all games between them are
bound to be close and exciting ones
Both games brought out large
crowd of students. who showed a
great amount of pep in support of
the Normal team.
Friday and Saturday nights,
January IA and Is. at 1880. games
were held in the gym between the
Normal basketball boys and the
Las Cruces Aggies. The Las Cruces
girls and Normal girls also played
match games.
A meeting was held Friday aft
ernoon in the assembly hall with
Mr.. Arnold presiding, for the re-
organization of the Normal Ath-
letic association. A new constitu-
ton, proposed by Mr.. Arnold, was
changed In a. few particulars by
the students and then adopted for
the remainder of the year. The
new constitution provides for an
election of a president each term,
the remaining officers to hold their
positions for the entire year. Phil
lip Thorp was elected president,
Bob Anderson treasurer, and Roy
Stratton student manager. In as
sembly on the following Tuesday
Mr.. Arnold read the new constitu-
ton to the entire student body and
urged that they and all members
of the faculty join the association.
The association follows an unusual
policy in that no fees are collect
ed for membership. but only for
cases of unexcused absences from
meetings. Roy Stratton, the stu
dent manager. will have charge of
advertising of games and enter
tainment of visiting teams. 1t isl
believed that the reorganized as
ISOLATION, under its new officers,
will push through a highly sue
cessful athletic season.
The dormitory students were IA
vored Tuesday evening at Ritch
hall with a short musical program
under the direction of Miss Old
ham. This was the first of series
of programs to be given every two
weeks in the Ritch hall parlor ana
the announcement was received
with hearty applause from the
listeners. The program TUESDAY
evening was as follows: Violin
solos by Miss Oldham, accompanied
by Mrs. Oldham-Berceuse, by
GODDARD; Souvenir. Dordla. vocal
solos by Mrs. Hodges-'I Know a.
Lovely Garden" Guy de'Hardelot;
1.-TWO Roses" Gilbert. Readings
Mrs. Watson.
Try-outs were held on Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons OF TINS
week to determine who Will take
part in the senior college pay
1.-THE Arrival of Kitty" a farce IN
three acts which will be given at
the Elks' theater March IL. TheI
cast will consist of five boys ana
four girls to be selected from the
senior and college classes. the
play is an exceptionally clever one
ard has been given more than one
thousand times in the United States
but never here. 1t is under the al
rection of Miss Martha PiotroWski.
who coached the senior plays OF
1918 and 1919. Miss Edith Plo-
t-owski is to be property manager
yerna 10 Richards. of the college
class, advertising manager, bue
Etta Arrisman. senior high school,
financial Manager. and Mr.. Winter
bourne, manual training instructor
will make large number OF the
properties needed for the stage
setting. |
Miss Isabel Eckles returned on
Tuesday from Albuquerque, where
she has been attending meetings
OF the Girls Welfare board and the
legislative committee of the. New
Mexico Educational association.
The following teachers and stu
dents of the Normal are YIN Ell Paso
this week with The Strollers snow
Misses Isabel and Mary Eckies'
Helen Spitzley, Margaret McLaugh,,
lin, Elizabeth Rodenbaugh. ana
Mary Kellahin. A