The Coconino sun., 1918-12-06
NORMAL NOTES
 MAY CALHOUN

Eunice Abbot was the dinner guest of Dr. and Mrs. Finn last Saturday evening.
 Miss Boyer was the dinner guest of Miss Vina Browning at the Normal December 3rd.
 public the talent of the students; and the dance afterward was the finishing touch for Thanksgiving day.
 Mir. Eugene J. Tripple, auditor of public accounts, has been attending to some business at the Normal.
 Mrs. Ladd and Mir. Triple were dinner guests of Mrs. Cornelius at the Normal dining hall December 3rd.
 Louis P. Spacke and wife, and Mir. Lippell of St. Louis, were visitors at the Normal school December 4th. Mir. Spacke's daughter anticipates entering summer school in June.
 With the entrance of winter and of all the sports connected with it, comes the enjoyable parties held at Blacks pond. Many of the students spend their leisure hours skating there.
 Almost every train brings some one who is returning to school, those coming in this week being MT. Isaac son and the Misses Helen Reese, Flor ence Harris and Beatrice Hicks.
 Mr. Lennon and Mir. Lind of Bab- bitt's store, kindly assisted in making the inventory of the buildings and equipment of the Normal school prop critics for the commission of state h. stitutions.
 Miss Wyrick was the dinner guest of MT. Whitney at the Commercial December 3rd. Miss Mahoney came in on the evening train and joined the party. After the dinner all attended the Orpheum.
 Campbell hall gave an informal dance December End. The guests of the evening were Mir. and Mrs. Cor nelius and son, Jack, Miss Hackley, MT. Cook and Mir. Fuller, and several students from the other dormitories.
 The cabaret supper given by Nor. ton hall was thoroughly enjoyed. The nice sum of approximately $110 was realized. The dinner was a regular Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings. The program was decid- edly entertaining, bringing before the
 MT. Cornelius spent a day and a half this past week in Flagstaff. His arrival was a surprise to the students and we were all very glad to have him with us again. He gave us a splendid talk in the dining hall. AL though he had to return to the Pre- sidio of San Francisco, he expects to be with us permanently after the first part of the year.
 Mir. Tripple, auditor of public ac- counts and accountant of public insti- tutions, gave the student body and faculty a very practical business ad- dress Wednesday afternoon. He said, in part, that efficiency consists of but two things, accuracy and application. For the individual to know thing and to do it is good business.
 The Commission of State Institu- tions has been visiting the Normal school and inspecting the buildings. Mrs. Ladd, who was appointed to fill MT. Ladd's place, expressed a decided pleasure at seeing so many students in attendance after the epidemic. Mir. Whitney and MT. Christy were the other two members. Mir. Christy for merly resided at Riordan.
 MT. Roland A. Fuller, director of military science and athletics of the Northern Arizona Normal school, has been granted a commission as major commandant of cadets for the state of California. This commission is well deserved because it is granted up- on actual military service. While this does not in any way mean tERt MT. Fuller will leave our institution, we are glad to note his recognition by the adjutant generals office of the state of California.
 Rev. Moore of the Episcopal church gave avery inspiring talk last Friday at general assembly. His topic was "The Point of View, in which he held the idea that a man received just what he expected in life. Life as held by him is not an accident, but rather the development of an ideal based up- on opportunity, found or made. His lecture was well received by the stu dent body, who will gladly welcome him aS a Sneaker wben ever he may