Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-10
NORMAL UNIVERSITY



! The new board Of regents, APP
POINTED by Governor Merritt c.
Mechem, recently met in tile office
of President Roberts and organ
lied by electing DR., David Ross
Boyd president and Miss Rumalda
| Delgado secretary treasurer. The
other appointees were John Nor
row Of Ration and Jose d. Sena of
Santa Fe. George NJ. Brinton of
Carlsbad failed to qualify and this
past week the governor has APP
pointed Mrs. John f. Reider OF
Santa Fe to take his place. The
board took up the most important
question that will come before
them-that of having a summer
school. The last legislature did not
appropriate sufficient funds to JUS
| fifty summer school and money
had to be found some way. The
board decided to increase the tut
| tion and the citizens of Las Vegas
have promised to contribute $4,000
! toward payment of the travelling
expenses of the student body.
When the news went out that it
was possible that the Normal uni
Iversity would not hold its SUMMER
session, letters from every seeeion
of the state came in protest to the
omission Of term. The board, to
grant the demand for a summer
term, found it could not be done
without increasing the tuition and
the board at the dormitory slight
ly and this was done, but only
slightly in the latter. The board
then instructed President Roberts
to conduct n summer session on
the same high plane as heretofore,
giving the students every opportu-
nifty to equip themselves for higher
and better service in their com
munities. A bulletin will be issued
next week giving details as to ex-
penses
Miss Rose Arnold, a registered
nurse from Pueblo, Colo, visited
her sister Alice at the dormitory
the past week. The sisters are
twins,
Miss Beatrice Truiillo, a scholar
ship student, has just returned
from her home. She has been i'll.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mamie Lee Crizer OF
Roswell to Ivor Lafayette Welch
OF Chicago, Saturday, April .. Miss
Crizer is well known to the faculty
and students of the Normal uniyer-
sity. She is a graduate from the
college department of the institu-
ton with the class of 10 and since
that time has been a teacher.
Among the prominent men Sc |
cured for special classroom work i
and lectures during the summer
session are President Henry L. |
Southwick of the Emerson School |
of Oratory, Boston, who has been |
here a number of summers and |
whose work is much appreciated |
by both students and citizens; DR..
A. L. Winship of the New England |
journal of Education, man
known in every section of the |
country for his valuable lectures
on the vital subjects of the hour;
James w Searson, teacher of Eng
fish at Manhattan, Kans., will be
in Vegas the week of July II. DR..
Searson was one of the prominent
lecturers at the n. NJ. e. A. last
TALL and just recently addressed
the County Association of Teachers
IN CoIfax county. He will lecture
and visit various classes in his line
Of work, giving of his valuable
experience to the teachers enrolled
therein.
President Roberts and Deanl
Frank CarroorI accompanied by
Earl Douglas, assistant superin-
endent of public instruction, left1
Thursday morning for a trip to the
Pecos valley by auto On this trip
Dean CARBON will make survey
If a number of high schools, giving
he Terman group tests to the stu
tents. Among the schools visited
will be Lincoln, Roswell, Hager-
man, Carlsbad, Alamogordo and
1arrizozo. Dean Carroon is doing I:
his line of work for the purpose
If furnishing data to DR.. Termanl
If Leland Stanford. They were ac-
as far as Alamogordol
~ r. S. Upton, who made a bust
less trip to that city.
The Delta Sigs held a delightful
meeting, part business and part So
lal, at the home of Miss Mildred S
=. Cobb, Saturday afternoon. An
talk on taking care of F,
he interests of the non fra ternity !
men and women of the colleges,
vas given by Miss Grace NJ. Stew
lrt. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Miss
Alaska Davis, one of the faculty ;
ldvisors for the sorority gave all
talk ion Entertaining"
after a social half hour the serv-
ng of delicious refreshments
losed the program. Misses Orial
'urtis, Alice Martin and Mildred 7
=. Cobb were hbstesses for the !
occasion.