The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Normal University

Normal huHNt tlall Teams spent tho
week. end playing iu santa F,. This
wlh,s their thild arri,s ct games
having won from S%plinE'r aud puw
son fFls Hr
Dean Curroou spoke Wednesday 90
Santa Pc POP tho Wumaus Board of
"rsd, Uud tu ih, hiuh school student
body Considerable interest iu 10 proc
u.-'l University extension course was
displayed ly thr Santa Pc ladies
Jean t'JTruun. vino o. professor ut
psy. hu'ory as well us deem. has pee
.'fN,d 10 letter from lIul Lewis NJ
T,.mBu. noted psychologist Of Leland
s'tuIurt University. asking the Nur-
NAL iu uuuuortt, with him IN .=tph-
ll-hiug uuTIus fur his new system ul
mental testing groups The tests Will
ly given tc students here in tho va
Iiuur grades and the results carefully
ttlulutud tu assist Ur. Turmun in de-
terminus exactly what Ia, standard
col EIuup Intelligence should h" Tor
man i- th, leader uf The newest and
perhaps most vital movement in educ
cation today 'ha' "i mental t'-tiuH
TN, Delta sigma Epsilon sorority
mudo their last payment uu their
5000 pledge fu the student AID fund
last week This fund originated from
'hv sale of Liberty bonds during tho
WH. Goo the various classes and ore
s~sUiyntluU- tu the Normal 81 is Tor
th, purpose ot assisting worthy stu-
/ dents tu complete their school work
without the u.H'-sity OF borrowing
money from hanks or Of stopping
fthuui iuI % Nrur ur two tu work.
There is nov something lik, $1,000
lu m, fund The SORORITY pledge OF
5000 la the greatest Single uoutrihu-
zion.
This ritt to the fund had It's be-
ginning iu August, 1919 when each
member ct the %. = T. CAV" 500
! toward tho increasing of the una
At that dime there were only about
min members ur the sorority ana ~
membership h. still small. though ITS
activity is great This chapter. IN"
Zota, has been In existence less than
two wears. So that {6OO represents q
great d,tl uI work and not u small
amount uf sacrifice for the Stk' Of do
ing something worth while. Ia adj
ditiou the sorority has contributed to
many other good causes, last week
sending 500 To the Scar Eust Re-
lief Fund Edith Holman. formerly ~
Roswell, is president this year
Tho board Of regents and Or Rob
rrtr have just returned from Santa
Ir whore they went Co report the
Nurmul budget Tor the coming year.
only absolute necessities are being
covered I'm tho budget and It's pas
sage % approval means "a great
deal tu the Normal and Go the cdu,H-
J tiunal system at the state. ON their
return the board held u meeting az
which ruutiu, business was attended
tn. The resignation ~ Mrs Helen NJ
l'INnulds as "a member ~ tho board
has been rendered N" governor, aus
iu Mrs RnNuolds removal e. III Pas"
Her successor has not yet been APP
pointed The board has written hrr
Il letter expressing regret FOR her re-
signation aud appreciation Of her eN'
c,llDut service as ", ut tt- members
Thursday. Skethlcy Moore. ar
nlumnus OF the Normnl ana now con.
ncotod with the First 'Satlnnal ban
addressed tn" student body with som,
excellent information and advice o.
the subject OF thritt,
Fishop Meade 81 Denver, who spoke
here recently. complimonted the Nor
NAL very highly upon tn, interest
spirit ana courtesy shown while De
WAS our visitor
Tho president is In receipt OF a let
/, tor from Ruth Anderson. q former
r student here. whu is now taking Wurl
. ut Columbia University, New York
! Among other things uf Interest Mis-
d, Anderson says "Giv" mc n small
. school for real work ana accomplish
+ mont, despite the better facilities II
! equipment and ibaries In the largl
= universities This speaks well 70
the work Miss Anderson got hore