Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-07-03
STATE NORMAL
SILVER CITY.

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| Friday afternoon, the Gath, the
Normal summer session baseball
team played match game with
| the team from the Cottage San
The final score was to6 In favor
Of the Normal. The summer ses-
sion has afforded an unusually
good supply Of baseball material,
and under Mr.. Marshalps coach
ing a first class team has been de-
veloped. The Normal lineup for
Fridays game was as follows:
Connely, C; Halliburton and Servis,
Ip; Bennett, 1b Candelaria, 2b;
Fryer, 3b; Flores, IS; Fedric,
rf; Wilson. CT; John, If;
Friday night Of last week Miss
Holman of the physical training
Il partment give the first Of q
series OF country dances" exhibi-
ton in the Normal gym. The coun-
try represented in this first dance
was England, and the perform
ance was attended by crowd
which filled all available space in.
the gym. Following the exhibit
tion the floor was thrown open to
general dancing which lasted un-
til about 10 o'clock.
The Bear Mountain trip proved
a longer and harder one for the
.'Long Hikers" than the trip to
Signal Peak two weeks ago. The
-twenty-four Bear Mountain hikers
spent the night in camp about four
miles west of the Eighty ranch,
and 20 of the "a made, the climb.
to the top of Bear Mountain Sat
urday forenoon, taking their lunch
with them and eating it on top OF
the mountain among the tall pines.
The return trip was made in var
ious groups, the last OF which
reached town about o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon.
Saturday evening, June rs. a
double-header basket ball game
was played in the gym, the Ameri-
can legion against the Summer
session team and the Summer ses-
sion girls team against the Win
ter session girls. The legion game
was an exceedingly rough one,
closing with score of 29 to 6 IN
favor of the Normal. The girls
game ended in tie score of 4 to
4, the tie to be played off at some |
later date. The boys lineup was |
as follows: Fedric and Paulson,
Ray Ealy, center; Flores
and Dunlap, guards. The girls
ine-up was as follows: Lima Gibbs |
and Sabina Sandoval, forwards;
BERTHE Riley and Mary Lee Davis,
centers; Irene Miller and Nell Ma
IONS guards. Summer session
team: Alene Price and Fay Rey-
n0lds, forwards; Ethel Travis and
Lertha Anderson, centers: Ruby
Dunlap and Matte Daniels, guards.
At Tuesdays assembly Mr.. j. A.
Foster addressed the summer ses-
sion teachers and students on the
subject Of "Organizing for Effect
I've Action" He insisted that the
only way in which the teachers OF
the state could obtain any salts
factory recognition Of educational
and the employment of a
secretary who should act as the
agent Of the teachers and keep
then informed as to the legislative
and of the action in regard to edu-
"a tional matters. Mr.. Foster pro-
nosed that each teacher should pAy
$500 a year toward the mainten-
,nce of such secretary. He sug-
gested a plan by which he thought
he support of all the teachers of
he state might be secured. Al
he close of his talk a committee
# three was appointed to CONSIDER
he plan and to make a report IN
regard to it at some later assem-
sly. - .oou
eaching in Columbus for the past
wo years, enrolled in the Normal
Monday. a,
Mrs. Armijo, supervisor OF
schools in Santa Fe county, reg
stored at the Normal the past
week.
A crowd Of Normal students
,icnicked at the City OF Rocks
sunday.