Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-21

sistant in commercial subjects, was
editor of the publication. Glen
Sanford of the high school seniors,
handled the business end, with
Miss Mary Holt as assistant editor
and Pete Pankratz assistant man
ager. The staff promised to have
the book out May Is and for the
first time in several years the book
was out. This is the first school
annual out this year in the state,
| it Is believed. Other members of
| the staff were Emily Baca. DOME
Taylor, Emma Lou Witt, Mae Os-
mund, Selma Sizer, Louise DeBolt,
and Della Chambers.
The two chief social functions
of the last week for Normal grad
yates were the junior-senior enter
tainments. The college classes
went to FL Porvenir in the moun-
tains Friday and enjoyed an out
ing until late Saturday evening.
The high school people broke away
from the old traditions for junior
senior stunts and took their guests
to the Wayside Inn at Watrous for
a feed and hop Saturday evening,
returning late by moonlight-fig-
urative moonlight at least. The
high school juniors held benefit
dance Friday night at the armory
with unusual success. The movie
feature for Wednesday and Thurs
day was a benefit for the Normal
Parent Teachers association and
some of the Normal grade young
sters put on a singing sketch and
the Normal Glee club appeared in
a double number, Mrs. O'Malley's
violin club also appearing on the
program.
School work closed officially for
the student body Friday noon when
the last examination papers were
handed in. A number Of under
graduates whose presence Is not
required for commencement events
have already returned home
Grades will be out early COM
mencement week and the remain
ing time will be given over to COM
mencement events: Monday, train
ing school operetta; Tuesday, dress
rehearsal for class play, also spe'
cial chapel; Wednesday, class play
Three Live Ghosts" also class
day stunts; Thursday, president
breakfast for seniors; in the eve
ming commencement exercises witt
the address by Prof. Epson Clark
of Yale university.
Tuesdays chapel was given ovei
to the work of the library com
mittee. DIR. David Bronstein adj
dressed the student body and class
committees were chosen to serve
with the central committee. Each
class pledged some material assist
ance to the library fund, the un'
dergraduates to continue their eff
forts next fall when they re-enter
Miss Merle Brandenburg of the
art department has resigned anc
will leave at the close of the pres
ent term. She expects TO take VI
commercial art in the east Mis-
Swan of the Roswell schools will
fill her place during the summer
session.
Miss Nina Garrett, '21, has Jus
signed q summer contract to ap'
pear on the coast in classic dane
ing exhibitions, and so will not re
turn to Vegas this summer as ex
pected. Miss Garrett is a graduate
} of the Shawn school in Los Ange
les. Miss Marguerite Green nov
student here. expects to enter thu
Shawn school soon.
The Parent Teachers association
gave an enjoyable party to thu
! eighth grade graduates at thu
Dorm dining hall Friday evening
Members of the Girls Friendl!
society will be the guests Of Mis-
, Birdie Adams at a breakfast Mon
: day morning.