Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-14
Normal University


Las Vegas.
Mrs. Nellie Hauser, county SUI
perintendent of schools for Quay
county, was visitor at the nor
nal this week. She addressed the
student body Tuesday morning at
assembly time. Mrs. Hauser ex-
pressed great appreciation for the
work of the normal and In COM
menting upon educational condi-
lions in general, contributed much
OF the success Of rural school work
in her county to the consolidation
method as sponsored by Mr.. Wag-
ner while state superintendent.
Mrs. Hauser's standing in her own
county was roundly attested by a
series of organized cheers from the
10 or 80 Quay county teachers in
attendance here. 1t is understood
that Mrs. Hauser is to be the dem
ocratic nominee for her present
office in the coming election.
The summer Chautauqua opened
In the Ilfeld auditorium Tuesday
afternoon.
DR.. Ralph Johnson, specialist in
clinical psychology at Girard coll
lege, Philadelphia, is the Normal
universities special lecturer this
week. DR.. Johnson lectured to
students and the public on "Her-
edity" Monday evening and has
been meeting special classes and
groups from the departments of
psychology and of education all
during the week, delivering in all
some Is addresses.
The list OF summer graduates is
now being prepared In the deans
office and will be ready for pub
lication next week. There will
probably be some 35 graduates
from the college department.
summer commencement will
take place on the 25th, 26th and
9th. The first of these dates is
Tor the summer play, which IS now
IN rehearsal under Prof. e. w.
Scott. The play is a come ly- dra-
ma THE Ulster" and is said to be
an excellent and amusing bill.
Announcement was made We'd
nesday by the state department
at santa Fe that the last group of
state teachers examinations will
be held July q, instead of at the
close OF the term as originally in
tended.
Col. Jose D. Sena was over from
santa Fe several days this week
attending to official business of
the board of regents. Mr.. Anna
dor, also of Santa Fe, was here
several days in the interests of a
scholarship plan he and other
prominent New Mexicans are spon-
soring.
Superintendent ]. M. Helm of
santa Rosa spent several DAYS
here during the past week.
The Sigma Sigma Sigma soror-
lt,y is planning a benefit picture
show with special entertainment
features on the 18th and 18th of
July.
Mr. Ernest Blood of the South
west Buick company has offered a
prize OF $40 to the normal student
suggesting the best slogan of four
words or less for Las Vegas.
h r. Larkin, well known book
man for CHM &c Co.. has estab-
iished an exhibit of text books in
the main hallway at Springer hall.
Inc Normal Athletic association
cleared between $3.50 and s30O
from the concession sales handled
by its members during the cow
boys reunion. Coach Miller had
charge of the project.
Miss Nina Garrett, a we'll known
normal alumni and talented dan
seuse, has accepted position as
assistant instructor in the famous
Denishawn school of dancing in
Los Angeles. "
This Saturdays excursion ia "a
pc to Starvation peak near the
Santa Fe Trail highway between
here and Glorieta.
Next weeks special lecturer will
be DIR. ]. w. Searson of the Uni
versity of Nebraska. DR.. searson
Is well known in New Mexico. bav-
ing appeared on various educo-
state. ZIG
Pryor B. Timmons. '1s, former
ly superintendent of the San Mar.
elal schools and also at one time
principal of the Portales High
school, was here a few days ago
on visit from his present home
in New Holland Ohio. Mr.. Tim
mons Is a graduate Of the U. N. M.
at Albuquerque. avs