The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
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anu tlNtttuN of oitit'Nn t'tNuNeA wv
meeting Of the commercial section OF
the New Mexico Educational associa-
ton held yesterday morning In
an % the High Hcheol,
The officeivi elected for the section
fnllow; Miss Ethel L. Farrell, Of Now
Mexico Normal University OF las We
gas. chairman; Miss Adah Pinneii,
East Las Vegas High school secre-
tary. Council members elected wore
Miss Lillian Kieke. Albuquerque High
school. n year; n u. Jones'. New
Mexico Military institute Of Roswell,
Two years. y. n Epley. New Mexico
State College. Silver city, three years.
lis II .Fspctlcai 10 Send Students
10 Busineias Men 10 Get Actual Bual-
ness Experience Whllc Attending
seloofT Was the subject uken by Miss
Should the Commercial Depart
nlent Depend on the Engiish Depart
'ment for the TraininF cf the Com
mercial studerts IN EnRllqh p" wasthe
aiblect. OF a talk by Miss Fanny For
defh f"The COMMERCIAL Clubs In the
RICH school was the subject taken
by Fred Feasei. and e. NJ. Bolts
spoke on Criticism OF Students'
Training ~ business Men"
The discussion of the meeting waa
|Ou fShnll We Have ptcrsiate Ccn-
tests" This discussion resulted IN
the decision 10 have, a cummittre APP
pointed on Interstate conteats Other
commuters 10 he nsnted are n stnnd-
ms committee and a p-osralm COM
mittcc. Ua.a
NEW SECTION ORGANIZES
A new section OF the educational
sectional meetings of the New Mexico
Educational association WAS organized
this morning. with the creation Of the
spanish American ~Community Teach
crs' association. Thu Officers elofi-
cd were Nj Gooch Of santa Re. pres
kdent: Miss Belle Reed OF Las Vegas.
yicc-pnnsidcnt, Mnss Dasilla Of Aihu-
queiaue. ec.ctarv: members OF the
council for one year, Mr.. Alvarez OF
Santa Rosa; Mr.. Chavez % Riley. for
two years. MIS-. peigndo OF Belen. for
three years.
This association IL an organization
OF Spanish American school teachers
thfoughout the state. and they viii
meet TO dirc uss the problems tina CON
Font them. particularly In their
work.
ENGITgH SECTION.
The program of the English Sec
ton this morning At the High school
auditorium proceeded under the di-
rcction OF Professor Hesslcr OF the
University. High school and Uni
ve.tity English were both discussed
In this section. and various phhses
Of IT. study b~roadened out the usual
Suppe Of the sectional progrant. The
papegr and addi esscs were. The I'M
portanco Of English Ia the Scientist. p
by Prof. John -. Clark OF the Uni
vcrsiiy; English From the Point OF
View ~ the Engineer" By Dean Eyre
Of the engineering department OF the
unive,si The Chief Difficulties In
Composition Tenching." by Miss Re-
hecca Graham, OF the Carlsbad High
school; and "Standardizing the En-
EAsh Courses In the High schools of
tho state by Miss Katherine Davis
af East Las Vegas.
IN. officers elected were; president,
Miss Gertrude Takkcn, albuquerque:
secretary. Miss ncbeLrii Graham.
Carlsbsd: members Of the council:
for one yeaF, Prof. l.. ". Heasler: for
Two years MiSs Keith: Tor threp years,
Miss kathcrinc Davis. East LAS We.
gus,
ANTI-TOBAtCo LEAGUE
Il. Il. tRrkln. regular chairman Of
the Ani-Tohacro League. was unabla
70 be present Of the only session OF
this section this morning. and In his
absence Miss Belle Sweet was appoint
cd temporary chairman. Miss MIR
We Plant vas secretary Tho rcgu-
lar program as printed was carried
out with the following papers and adj.
dresses The Present Status Of this
~Anl-Tobacco cause and the Steps
Necessary to Foster It's Growth" i,
Professor Hiram Hadlcy: The TO.
bacon Problem In the Grades" hy
Profcsso George Mitchell OF the Sec.
ond Ward school: The Tobacc,
Problem iu the High school" by u
g Brothcrs. principal u the East Lai
Vegas High school The discussion
OF tirs' subjects was animated ant
brought out many phases.
The officers elected for next yea
were; H.. q Brothers. East las We
~ president; Miss Relic Sweet. sec
Rotary aud George Mitchell. momhc
OF the council for three years.
ATiiLigTiC INCEtM SECTION
one OF the most spirited session.
of the morning was the Athletic Ly
ceum section In the Hlgh school build
ms a constitution Tor a New Mex
ico lish school Athletic Association
was adopted tentatively. with severn
reviriuu- lv the members Assembled
Among b r provisions of the constl
tuition, IL was decided tina all mem
hefs or thla ahsorittion should na,
three collars for tho running "a
pruses; and that all accredited higl
schools of the state who were doinl
itAhAiI HlEh SCHOOL Wu-k Whcthe
-htN j." one. two three. or four yea
svho"ls. should be- eligible, insofar "a
they cuufotmcd to the rules of the as
sociatiou, 60 membership This !
oAp"ciuG to advances the Gauss q
STATE hthletiys considerably.
Scfcfpl papots on athleilcs and Is
ceum subjects IN the high schools o
th" state were read. the program a
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