The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24


 absence. Mrs. Nettie Woodson and Miss Gladys Dickerson were the dinner guests of Mir. M. I. Powers last Sat urday evening" The Misses Thelma Harvison, Ger trude Glessan, Thelma Fay, and Fran ces Long and the Messrs. Ramsey, Prochnow, Bowen, and Nagiler en- joyed chicken dinner at the Faculty cafe last Sunday evening. Afterward they attended the theatre. f
 MT. Powers and Mir, Dolan, the new members of the board, inspected the main building and the dormitories last Friday. The appropriation committee, con sisting of Representative John H. La cy, Senator J. c. Devine, Representa- tive Elias Hedrick, Representative G. l.. Coffee, Senator D. c. O'Neill and Senator Hugh E. Campbell, met with the local Normal school board, MT. J. i C. Dolan and Mir. M. l. Powers, to consider the matter of appropriations for the Northern Arizona Normal school. Tuesday morning they in spccted the buildings on the campus. | Mr. NJ. I. Powers and Dr. J. H. Lacy addressed the student body in general assembly Tuesday morning. The ap- propriations committee were the guests of the school at luncheon Tuesday noon. Senator Campbell was so infatuated with Campbell hall, es- pecially with the laundry, that he wanted to take off his coat and try his luck. It is the hope of the people connected with the Northern Arizona Normal school that the committee will be as generous as possible in sug- gesting appropriations for our school. We are long way from Phoenix; we are glad the committee came, and we hope that the result of their trip will show materially in the future.
 Miss Dorothy Moore, one of the Christmas seniors, left for Prescott, where she will begin her teaching. Her friends feel rather forlorn. but they wish that Miss Moore will have the best of luck in her teaching and that she will not forget the Normal.
 There have been many reports con corning positions that Miss Nan Long has accepted since her graduation from the Normal in the Christmas class. True Miss Long has been of- fered the school at Cliffs, one at Clarkdale, and one at No0ales. but she has declined all offers. Miss Long in- tends to spend mart of the winter with relatives near Phoenix and just rest.
 Morton hall was the scene Of very charming little dancing party last week. A number of town people were present and everyone had an en- iovable time. ...-
 Miss Saunders. one of the critic teachers at the Normal school, has quite recovered from her illness and is aeain on duty.
 Miss Myrtle Foster has enrolled in the Northern Arizona Normal school for this last semester's work, MISS Foster is to stav in Bury hall.
 The Messrs. Ernest Hogan. Cecil Mccormick. and John Conrad were the dinner guests of the Misses Jackie Humphries. Marie Easton. and Mae Stanger at the Normal last Sun day.
 Miss Cleah Whipnle spent Saturday night with Miss Hulda Reynolds in Morton hall.
 Miss Calhoun is substituting in the kindergarten at the Emerson school this week.
 The Literati Literary society held it's regular meeting last Tuesday night. The officers for the third quarter were elected F
 A telephone has been installed in the dining room and much bewilder- ment and rnerriment evinced when it ranp for the first time during the luncheon hour.
 The Christmas seniors of the com ing year began their practice teach ing with the new semester. The Nav seniors of '1o have fellow feeling, but as the old saying goes:
 "Every dog has his day.
 "And cat his afternoon"
 Mir. Leo Anspach, who is in the navy. was home on furlonph last week and Miss Madeline Fairchi'd was the girl on. the campus who con tinuallv smiled. He has gone again, Presto! .~
 Behold! The senior class of '19 boasts of one male merber. The class of '19 dnlv welcomes MT. Corbett to it's midst fir spite of arpumentation. !
 Joe Fnright. brother of Miss Minnie Enright of Camnhel' hall. has inst entered school for this last seme- star's work.
 The Misses Ruth Green. Ruth John son. Mae Stenger. Mabel and Alice Moorman were the euests of the Switzer pirls at breakfast this mast week. Hot cakes were the delicious 1 Jro,rinu orIS