The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1917-01-12
NORTHERN ARIZONA NORMAL
NEWSY NOTES OF INTEREST

"Jack" Blome was in from the YER
de the first of the week visiting with
his parents,
Miss Julia Munson Of Williams is
here for few days visiting with her
sister, Marion.
Kathleen Anderson, formerly re-
sident of Morton hall, is now residing
with her sister in town.
Harriet Mechanics, who left school
some time last semester on account of
ill health, returned to her duties
Tuesday. o.
Leslie McDaniels has installed a
new Royal typewriter in his room
which hereafter will be one of his
permanent fixtures.
The Junior play has been selected
and the cast made. Rehearsals are
now being held regularly and the pro-
duction will probably bee put on in
the near future.
Judge George H. Crosby, judge of
the superior court Of Apache county,
who is hearing cases in town in which
the local Judge is disqualified, was the
dinner guest of DR.. Blome, Sunday.
Some of the old students who were
a few days later than the rest in get
ting started this semester are: Naomi
Reed, Beulah Irwin, Hazel Millet, Gla-
dys Kelly, Gladys Martin, Myrtle Nc
Daniels, Gilbert Udall, and Carlton
Prather.
Myrtle Hagerman returned from
Phoenix where she has been spending
the holidays last Sunday and resumed
her labors in the Emerson school.
Bess Tidwell, another teacher resident
of the New hall, also began her work
in the same school Monday.
Monday morning, the regular semi
annual seating in the assembly room
took place. As usual the students
were seated alphabetically with the
boys occupying the front rows so as
to allow the fun loving girls in the
back of the house to have a good talk
without being under the nose Of the
teacher in charge of the study hall.
Saturday morning Messers. Beaton
and White hitched the Normal school
team to the sleigh which was con-
structed by Mr.. Hyde during vacation
and proceeded to give the members of
the fair sex residing on the campus
taste of Northern Arizona winter
life. Particular consideration was
given to those unlucky maidens COM
; ing from such delightful places as
Phoenix, Yuma, and Douglas, who had
never seen snow before.
Snow balling is the chief form of
/ athletics" these fine warm days. This
J is beat me to it" game and is gov
: erned by two rules only both made by
! DR.. Blome and the faculty, viz: Nor
NAL school students may SNOWFALL
r Normal school students but may not
] SNOWFALL Training school students and
: vica versa. When any one is on any
l porch Of any building one is consid-
cred safe and SNOWFALL cast at one
when in that position is in direct vio-
: lation of Normal school law.
The Seniors had a very exciting
class meeting Monday night in which
the main subject of discussion was the
class pins and rings. Six designs were
up for consideration four of which
were discarded by process Of elimi,
nation. A vote on the remaining two
resulted in IL to 10 vote. 1t is saic
: that the members who were on short
, end Of the score are attempting to
have a revote in the hope that more
members of the class will be present
. when the ballot is taken.
That Adelphia Society, with Mer.
Y cedes Hossmer as stage manager, just
J. absolutely insists upon presenting
side-splitting programs. Tuesday
S night was no exception. The program
was in two acts the first being OF
board train and almost evry variety
of mankind was there correctly i'm
L itated. The second act was in al
apartment house where large number!
-. of persons were compelled to use tn,
= same phone. What the first act
: lacked in the way of interesting char
acters was made up in the second
The Literati Society presented al
, equally good program on Wednesday
! night, featuring the lantern slides.
n Wednesday morning the SUDDEN
s body was entertained in assembly BY
II most interesting and instructive tall