The Coconino sun., 1916-10-20
NORMAL BOYS WIN SECOND
 GAME FROM WlNSLOW

TianS TOT trlp or JnlS klnd nave been under consideration for several months. The Santa Fe has offered a rate of $6 for the round trip with ad- ditional $2.50 for a sleeper. The par ty will remain at the Canyon for two days. It is hoped that large num- Der of students will take advantage of this chance to see the worlds greatest natural wonder, and to help make this yearly trip for the stud ents of the Northern Arizona Normal school.
 Mir. Honn, the girls basketball coach, has picked the first team for the coming season. They consist of: Miss Vernice Misenheimer, running center; Alleen Robertson and Kath- Teen Anderson, forwards; Grace Els worth and Ruth Roberts, guards, and Martha Gillis, jumping center. The annual trip to the Valley will soon take place, and a splendid schedule of games are being arranged for with several of the Valley teams.
 In talk to the students few days ago, Hon. c. o. Case, state superin- tendent of public instruction, spoke of the crowded condition of the Northern Arizona Normal school as being un- paralleled, and commended all con- cerned on the splendid spirit shown in putting up with such conditions. He said the state would soon recognize the work this institution is doing and help secure more equipment and buildings and so make it the greatest Normal in the state. This is the only suitable place in the state for a sum- mer school, for it has the best clim- ate, and it will not be long before this institution will be one of the largest and best summer schools in the Unit ed States.
 Those who attended the numbers of the Lyceum Course last winter will be glad to hear that arrangements have been perfected for course this winter The course will be under the management, this winter, of the Dixie Lyceum Bureau, and is more expens- i've than that of last season. There are to be six numbers of the course and the introductory number will be given by MT. Ralph Parlette, a speak CT of national reputation. The en- tertainments will be held in the Or | pheum theatre. The Northern Arizona Normal school students are entitled to season tickets which may be used to secure seat reservations previous to each number. The method this year will be that no person will be ! allowed to reserve more than six tickets, thus allowing others a chance to obtain seats, and all seats will be alike in the house, and those that come first will be first served.
 MT. Leslie W. Master has been ap- i pointed to West Point and will be leaving to take up his work in few weeks. He takes the best wishes of his friends and school-mates with him.
 Miss Esther Veit and Mir. Dan Francis are the new additions to the commercial class this week. They are very much interested in their new work and are making good progress with their studies. Miss Mary Fran cis, a graduate of the class of '16 has returned to take up the work in the Stenotypy class, which is soon to be- gin. Many of the students are going to take the new class and expect to make rapid Stenotypists.
 MT. Bryan Jones took number of students to Winslow to spend the weekend. They had very pleasant time, and enjoyed their trip very much. The girls came home Sunday evening on the train but MT. Jones remained to bring home number of the football players who played the Winslow High School on Monday.
 Mrs. W. E. Lutley, of Tombstone, visited her niece, Miss Gladys Woods, of Bisbee, about two weeks ago. She was very much impressed with the Normal school.
 The second month of school has ended with an enrolment of three hundred and fifteen. This shows an increase of seventy-five over last year at the close of the second month --or in other words, an increase of thirty-one and ope-fourth percent. The regular meeting of the Adel- phian society was held last Wednes- Jaxy avaninO The new officers took