The Coconino sun., 1917-04-20
NORTHERN ARIZONA NORMAL
 NEWSY NOTES OF INTEREST

The snows of last week and this Deserving have almost put stop permanently dual merits ( to athletic pursuits this entire s
 that the few The Seniors proved good sports on performance the night of their play Tuesday, and best dramatic took all the "Lame and halt' to the ent has ever show in the sleigh. son was easi
 Those who f The students of the campus enjoyed her beautiful a very good dance in the dining hall play, certain Saturday night Dancing continued ready great clear up to ten o'clock. edly augmen
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 Dr. Bome made business visit to was fine Tempe and Phoenix the latter part of but when it the week. He took little Helen B. that the men Windes home with him. ion that Woo
 The crowd Mrs. Martin has been visiting with unusual inclt her daughter Gladys of Morton Hall They were Ii for days. She left for her home such terms al in Phoenix the first of the week. used in
 said that the The drama "The Pied Piper of present abun Hamelin" that the training school faction of tn children intended to put on has been one dramatic given up The critic teachers refused rolled off the to let the children present it on ac- The costun count of its German origin. scenery of u
 - very fine ind Mary King left Wednesday morn that the class ing for her home in Phoenix after expense in tn having spent few delightful days Al product, visiting with her trends Genevieve We are tol Healy and Margaret McGrew of Nor field of the ton Hall acted as crit
 ner in which It seems strange to be engaging in themselves c winter sports in the middle of April for her abilit but that is exactly what is taking - place. Snow fighting in all it's forms Statement of has again forced itself into popular ment. Circ, favor as the chief student recreation by tbe A Kodaking is close second. An ,, Of the G left last week for her home in Doug .n Int Io,1 las. She called hence by the cTATr or, serious illness of her gentleman
 friend, who was very low with pneu- Co,,u.,, . monia. Her many friends are pleased VI to learn that "Tex" is improving in neiore me health ooui' c III anu
 aforesaid, pc on account or the many lnterup- Breenr> who, tions, the literary societies have not according to been very busy of late. It is doubt that he is tn ful if any meetings will be held this nino Sun. an quarter The contest is over now and to the best o enthusiasm in them to have lief true { Jagged somewhat. ship manage Tuesday morning the assembly "iu P'Dn'"' period was turned over to the senious III 'iie ao''e Tbev conducted . verv entbusiost;c Act of Augu rally for their play, "Mice and Men" 44o The meeting, although short, was .ioh' piii.eo " spicy all the way through and full of iorn ro "t; pep Some excellent advertising talks d., mat U were made as in always the case in ~ 'ne pu1ns meetings of this kind. eui.or' anu
 Name of p MT. Adams is assisting the County F. S. Breen Assessor in enrolling all the male Post office members of the school between the Flagstaff, 4 ages of eighteen and forty -fve--a Editor: F. proceeding that has been recently Flagstaff, i ordered by Governor Campbell for Managing military purposes The mapority of Flagstaff, 1 those enrolled up here strange to say, Business M are not married and very few are ex- Flagstaff 4 empt 2. That u An organization of Home Guards ai"ne' i anu ~ was effected here last week. The oi' II 'oipo' Normal school boys to form one anu 'no liolle company of the guard and the town oI w , members another. Election of officers ioie VI "i was held in Mir. Honn's room on Fri a'o"r , day of last week The officers elected o ina1 VI are as follows: Captain John Adams; 1st Lieutenant, G. A. Smith; End CTS owi,ins . Lieutenant, Carlton Prather. Non iiore oi '''ai coms. were appointed during this saee'' VI VI week. No active drill has been pos 'here are non sible yet, however, account of the .''nT |, snow. inar VI The debating teams that are to ers stockholc meet Snowflake Friday night are very ers if any, c busy The team which goes there will of stockholde leave Flagstaff Thursday morning. as they appes Franklin Walker and Marie Griffin company but will defend the affirmative side of the stockholder O, question resolved: "That the United upon the boo States should adopt universal mili- trustee or in tary training system and should place tion the nam, all male citizens between the ages of ration for WI IS and 45 on the reserve list" This ing is given; debate will he held in the audtorium Ina