The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
SECOND WARD

Antonio Roman has Improved a
great deal from his recent injuries
as the result OF falling from a
wagon. He IL still In a hospital
and his injuries have diagnosed as
hack strain.
Miss selma Anderson has made
nfty-siN visits 10 the parents OF
the pnpils during the past year.
Her plan for the summer vacation
In TO teach In the city summer
school. Miss Anna Risser II to
teach In the Las Vegas summer
school Misses Ruth Hopkins and
Aria Radley are also teaching In
the city summo school Mrs
Bsbbitf will remain In She city a.
Will Miss Violet Moore.
Miss Gertrude Miller will go 20
her home In berkeley. Cal. and he
Misses h,rna Schroeder. Margaret
and Helen Schmidt will 20 to Long
Beach. Cal. Misses betty Bcniley
and Ruth Patterson will study at
the summer school M the Uni
versity Of Colorado and will tour
that state during the summer.
Miss Wynona Dixon will remain
In Albuquerque until August first
WITH SUI VIII "NN"AA AE AINAnIANH
Miss Ida Elder viii vssit in Las
Vegas. Colorado, and spend the re-
mainder Of the summer in Long
leach. Cal.
Miss Dorolhy Kate Russell will
spend the summer at Aihambfa.
California.
Miss Constance Filler will 20 40
Los Angeles to attend school.
Miss Faye Blanchard will spend
the summer with home folks at
lronton. Wisconsin.
Miss Gertrade Ellicit will go tn
Berkeley. California, TO stay n year
IN the University OF California.
Mrs. Lucy .. Mann Will leave
aboat June 10 for different points
IN California.
Miss Elsie McGregor will spend
the summer In san Francisco Cal.
Miss Evangeline Perry Will visit
different points In California.
Miss Thompson viii 20 10 Los
Angeles Tor the summer.
Mr.. !. y. bentley will look after
his farming Interests In Missosrl
until June 20. az which time ne
VIII resume work nj the University
Of Missouri.
Ahfr the children saw the
Parade Thursday morning. tifay
wrote a composition about II. The
best ones were written by Purifoy
Miner. Katharine Cain. Alice
Shirley, Adelmira Pacheco and
vesta Dlllman. Hershel Grooms.
Katherine Cain and Alice Shirley
have neither been absent or tardy
during this year.
PHI uAl. I -
Evans. Abe Roddy aud Hazen
brown OF the high fourth grade
have dOnc especially good work
during the past week In geography.
In the first and second grades
the highest number in work in
the past week were lose Snlsado.
Harry Peck. Auburn Strange and
Julia Hurst The highest In spell
Ing were Margaret Pacheco. Au-
burn Strange, Harry Peck. Julia
Hurst. Marinelle Grimes. John
iirobeck and Cosmo Lopez.
The leaders In number drill in
room two this week were Elizabeth
lIps, Carolina Gonzales. Della
Oatman, Harry Blank. Arthur
Thorntun ana Wilma Coleman.
In the high fourth grade Estelia
Sevedrn was first In stars. Lola
Mae. Bculah Crowley and Robert
Void tied for second plnce, and
Vidccnt Caldwell. ,-.-tharlne Locust
and SELMA Lopez tied FOR third
place. Pablo soto was first In
number of stars In. the low fifth
grade. Cleo Carpenter and Oliver
Clayton tied for second. while
Paul FrederickE and Harold Wink
Ter were tied In third place.
The girls IN the low second grade
won the tost In tahies over the
boys.
The pupils in Mis- Schroeder's
room held a picnic Friday az High