The Coconino sun., 1919-10-10
NORMAL NOTES
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NoRMAL NolLS *++**+++**++**+*+ : ! The first real football game of the season was played last Saturday afternoon between Flagstaff and Winslow. Great was the excitement on the campus the morning of the , 30th, and on all sides the chief topic of conversation was the coming game. When the Winslow players and guests arrived in their special coach the spirit of the contest seemed every | where. For the past week the Nor nal students had been practicing yells and songs, and no doubt the lusty cheering in the afternoon helped our boys to carry off the laurels. The lineup for the Flagstaff team was as follows: Francis Decker, Col Her Emerson, Gus O'Connor, "Micky'' EnIight, Frank Saunders, Joe Hanley, Walter Fleck, Decker Williams, Ernest Hogan, Jack Heckethorne, Earl Heck ethorne, Leon Egner, Lawrence Camp bell ana George Lamport.
 Although our boys won the game, with a score of 32 to 0, the Winslow fellows fought to the best of their ability, and even when the score was overwhelmingly against them showed great pluck and resistance.
 All of the Normal players were in good form and showed splendid team work, which with O'Connor's brilliant run and Williams and Enright's steady playing the game was we'll worth seeing.
 Miss Belnadine Kresswell and Miss Ruth Goldsworthy, who were mem- bers of the Winslow crowd attending Saturdays game, were the weekend guests of the Misses Marbry Hem ming and Marguerite Wyrick.
 This week marks the beginning of the basketball season. Every after noon from 4 to 6 o'clock our girls have been busy practicing, and from pres ent prospects we shall have splen- did team. One of the players, Miss Lucia Page, was unfortunate enough to break her ankle and for several days has been, confined to her room. We sincerely hope that no more acci- dents of this kind will occur.
 Our faculty seems to exceedingly enjoy picnicking this fall. Last Thurs day about twenty-five of the mem- bers gathered just north of the camp ing grounds and partook of delicious chicken supper which had been pre- pared at MT. Walkers home. Later in the evening some volley ball and much singing quickly passed away the time.
 Among the Winslow guests at the Normal Saturday were the Misses Hudlow, Ruth Goldsworthy, Elsie Cas- sin, May Proctor, Fay Hurt, Helen Ramage, Ruby Cassin, MT. Price, the principal of the Winslow High School, Mir. Grover, the city superintendent of schools, and MT. Lewis.
 In spite of the chilly winds a party made the climb to Lookout Station on Mt. Elden, Sunday. In spite of the fact that they encountered snow- storm all report a splendid time, Those who made the trip were Mir. and Mrs. Bentel and their two sons, Miss Bush, Miss Stephens, Mir. Bobbit and Mir. Girdner.
 Miss Edith Brandis spent the week end at the Brandis ranch.
 After the dance last Saturday night, room 46, in the Morton Hall, was the scene of 'sumptuous birthday feed" given in honor of Miss Flor ence Sharp. Those who enjoyed the "box from home" were the Misses Beatrice Hicks, Florence Brooks, Flor ence Harris, Mildred Dimick, and Blanche Gardner.
 Mir. and Mrs. Billy Borum enter tained Tuesday evening with an infor- nal dancing party. Late in the evening a delicious supper was served the guests. Those who enjoyed a pleasant time were the Misses Bobby Harvison, Mary Beckwith, Marie Tay- Tor. Lillian Monroe, Marbry Henning and Marguerite Wyrick and Messrs. Remeguis Hook, L. c. Stephenson, Stanton Borum, Clarence Pulliam and Ray Ramsey.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Trippel ar. rived in Flagstaff Thursday evening enroute to Phoenix. Mrs. Trippel (nee Miss Dorothy Titcomb), who so sur prised her friends short time ago by wiring them the news of her mar riage, will spend short time in Campbell Hall.
 The Misses Del1a GlSt, Helen Snupp, Lillian Monroe, Agda Pierson, Mar jory Shrum and Miss Helen Sandon, of the faculty, Messrs. Harvey Pitts and Craig Pottinger motored to the Canyon Sunday. On the return trip Mr. Pitts stopped al Williams.
 Among those who attended the card party and dance given by the ladies of the Altar Society Tuesday night at Marian Hall were the Misses Virginia Powell, Esther Carr, Beatrice Hicks, Adele Switzer, Messrs. Claude Phelan, Gus Jakle, Lester Fleck, Guy Langley and Walter Fleck.
 The Misses Thelma Bradford, Kath- leen Lynn and Messrs. "Micky" En- right and Charles McGookin motored to Sunset Mountain Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Annie Fuller and Miss Pearl