Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-01-23
STATE NORMAL.
(Silver City.)

| NCiiNtI Nla9s1
At Tuesdays assembly Mr.. Bart
Carvil, Normal graduate and
Shakespearean reader now living at
Globe, Ariz., entertained the Nor
nal students with a series of selec-
tions from Shakespeare Macbeth,
Henry VIII and Mrs. Browning IS
poems,
About twenty more books, chief
ly fiction. have been added to the
| library the past week. The new
books were largely purchased from
rental fees and fines paid hy stu
cents.
Saturday night the sophomore
class, aided by a few members Of
ether classes. put on Il sophomore
program consisting Of q one~act
| play and "circus." The cast of
the play, "A Proposal Ulde" Diff
Culties," consists of VILLA Paxton
J as Dorothy Andrews. Marguerite
! Hillhouse as Jennie. her maid;
Tom HOlson as Bob Yardsley and
Frederic Harding as Jack Barlow.
Tho circus includes several free
performances and a number of pay
side shows Miss Mary Eckles, one
of the advisors of the sophomore
class, has general charge of the
entertainment.
Friday night of this week the
Normal boys and girls basket ball
teams will meet their ancient and
perpetual rivals, the Deming boys
and girls team, in a double-header
in the Normal gymnasium. A rec
I sd : tg,tN .lt.,N IN o.
count of the great rivalry between
two sets of players.
The monthly edition of the Nor
Amalite was distributed to the stu
fGents Friday at assembly. Its
leading article this month is by
]. f. Epley of the commercial de-
partment on the Fundamentals of
a Business Education in High
school" 1t also contains the con-
cluding chapter of Lois Meals New
Mexican serial story and the reso-
lutions passed in the recent meet
| ing of the New Mexico Educational
association. This number also con-
tains for the first time some home
made cartoon material, known as
Tom Holsons trip. devoted in this
issue to "DodSon Dashes Does
Chemistry"
| The estimation in which the
Normal is held throughout the
state is shown by the steady de-
mand made upon it for teachers.
The Normal is wholly unable TO
supply the demand. Although haV-
ing a larger attendance and a
larger number of graduates than
any previous year. it has no teach
ers to send out at this time in re-
sponse to the numerous calls that
come in practically every day OF
el cry week. President Hall is con-
ducting a vigorous campaign in be-
half of the teaching profession and
hopes to be able to enlist a large
number of young people in tha'
work this coming year, which may
ei.able the Normal another year tc
come somewhat nearer meeting
the demands made upon 1t FOL
capable and we'll prepared teach
ers.
Miss Collins of the music de
partment has been very busy th'
st week preparing an emergency
Jazz orchestra and ukulele orches
ira for the sophomore circus Sat
friday night. Her success in whip
, ping these organizations into shape
, in such short time is testimonia
; both to her own ability as super
visor and to the ability of the stu
dents who make up the two orches'
tras.
: At Tuesdays assembly the casts
, for the senior play and the GleC
/ club operetta were announced. The
] complete cast of the senior play
} 1.-THE Arrival of Kitty" is as fol
lows: Sam. negro porter, William
Benson; Ting, a bell boy. Frederic
. Harding; William Winkler. a gay
bachelor. Arlington White Ben