The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
NORMAL NOTES
MAY CALHOUN

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 Mrs. L. H. Robinson and daughter Marjorie, were the dinner guests oi Mrs. c. M. Beckwith at Normal last Sunday.
 Mrs. James of Phoenix has beer visiting her daughter, Edith, of Nor. ton Hall for the past week.
 The new schedule for classes for the first semester of the fall term, be. ginning August II, has been arranged and the registration for the fall term has begun. August 9 and 10 will be for registration only. Classes will be. gin Wednesday,, August II.
 The summer session closed Thurs day, marking the end of one of the most successful terms from the stand. point of enrolment, subjects offered faculty, and social activity that has ever been held in Flagstaff.
 Willis E. Berg, professor of biology and agriculture at Normal, leaves this coming week for Berkeley, where he has been appointed to teach and carry on research work along the lines that he is particularly interested in and has been teaching here in school. MT, Berg has sold his lovely home here and his many friends regret his de- parture although they are glad that he has taken such successful step.
 Mrs. Smith, who was employed in the main office of the Normal doing stenographic work, has returned to her home.
 Miss Clarabelle Douglas, Miss Min nie Enright, Mrs. Frank Hanley, Mar garet Hanley, Miss Mary Hanley, Frank Hanley and Joe Hanley motor ed to Williams last Sunday. Frank Hanley and Joe Hanley were members of the Flagstaff baseball team.
 The Misses Grimmell and Harris, who are connected with the Y. w. c. A. in Buffalo, N. Y., are visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Grimmell in this city. Miss Grimmell gave a very in- teresting lecture on social service and the industrial field last Tuesday at Normal. Miss Harris talked about "Club Organization in the High Schools" They practice an applied Christianity in their work and the brief sketch they gave in the limited time they had certainly carried home to the minds and hearts of the audi ence the great work and wonderful results of the Y. w. c. A. and its work.
 The factulty of the Normal enjoyed an old-fashioned wiener roast out in the woods on the Roger Lake road the middle of last week. The party made the trip in cars belonging to the school, Mir. Hendrix, Mir. Gray and Mir. Carpenter. Those who were pres- ent were Mir. Creager, Miss Stephens, Miss Rose Walsh, Miss Boyer, MT. and Mrs. Carpenter, Mir. and Mrs. Bentel, Mir. Cureton, l.. c. Riley, Miss Lintz, Miss Dodson, Miss Saunders, Miss Stewart, and Mir. and Mrs. Walker. Mir. Cureton was the direc- tor of stunts and from all reports the faculty produced some very clever stunts.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Johnston were the dinner guests of Mrs. Merritt, matron of Bury Hall, last Sunday a. Normal.
 Mrs. Carson and son, Billy, who have been in Campbell Hall, left on Tuesday night for Phoenix where Mrs. Carson will resume her teaching in the Munroe Street school this fall. Mrs. Nettie Woodson, Mrs. Carson's sister, will join her there later.
 The Misses Eunice Abbott, Marion Nelson and May Calhoun, MT. and Mrs. Harmon Nelson, and Roger Morse were the guests of M. 1. Pow CTS last Sunday. The party motored over the Schultz Pass road and later enjoyed a delightful lunch at the home of the host.
 Frank Hanley, of Trinidad, Colo, has arrived in Flagstaff and is em- ployed at the Santa Fe office. Mrs. Hanley and baby, Margaret, have been visiting MT. Hanley's relatives here prior to his arrival.
 There is a great deal of remodel ing being done in the old part of the main building. The entrance hallway is practically completed now and the domestic science and art department is being remodeled and renovated generally.
 Miss Ryan, head of the domestic science and art department, leaves on Saturday for an extended tour, hav- ing secured leave of absence for this coming year. .S
 George Hanley, who& has been spending the summer vacation at the Blome- -Bayless ranch on Beaver Creek, has returned home.
 Monday night the students of the Normal, some 75 in number, were for tunate enough to have the opportunity to visit the Lowell Observatory un- der the supervision of MT. and Mrs. Van Hoose. MT. Hampton and MT. Hamilton were very kind and explain ed the various slides and pictures on exhibit and allowed the students to use the telescope. The students thor oughly appreciate the opportunity ex- tended to them and are very grateful for the kindness of those in charge of the observatory:
 Another faculty picnic was staged Tuesday evening about eight miles A,,& o,, tho Ook Creak road Vol1ev