The Coconino sun., 1919-10-31
NORMAL NOTES

The big event of last week was the football game with Winslow on their field, Saturday afternoon. Although our boys were much inferior to the Winslow men in weight, they put up a good hard fight and we are proud of them. Playing back and forth over the field, it was not until the third quarter that Winslow scored their touchdown. Failing to kick the goal, our boys from that time on held the line in such manner that they were unable to score again. The Flagstaff boys who made the game worth seeing were Francis Decker, Leon EGner, George Lamport, Earl and Jack Heck ethorne, Mickey Enright, Frank Saun- ders, Ed Newman, Decker Williams, Ernest Hogan, Reginald Horn, Slip Emison.
 Among the Normal students who attended the game at Winslow were the Misses Mildred ,Dimick, H!Nriet sBuckbee, Jackie Humphrey, Annie Mae Tillman, Myrtle Pexton, Della Garcia, Helen Shupp, Frances Blay- lock, and Messrs. Colyar Emison, Frank Saunders, Francis Decker, Wal ter Fleck, Earl Heckethorne, Jack Heckethorne, Mickey Enright, Gus O'Connor, Leon Egner, George Lam port, Ernest Hogan and Reginald J. Horn. W
 Mrs. c. E. Wyrick, of Winslow, ar rived in Flagstaff Friday evening to join her daughter, Miss Margaret Wy rick in trip to the Grand Canyon.
 One of the Normal girls, Miss Sieg-. fried Soder, was paid the honor of having King Albert ask to be intro duced to her. Evidently the king has been reading western fiction, as he said that Miss Soder realized his ideal of the "Girl of the Vest" Miss Soder and her friend, Miss Beulah Bryant were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Driver of Winslow.
 Miss Mary Duffy, of Nogales; Miss Marguerite Wyrick, Mrs. c. E. Wy rick, Mrs. Murphy, and Messrs. Craig Pottinger and Ray Ramsey motored to the Canyon last weekend.
 Not only have we girls basket ball team to uphold our athletic repu-. tation, but goodly representation of boys turned out for practice Tuesday afternoon. Under the able coaching of Mir. Lawyer we expect to have a state winning team.
 Another party to motor to the can yon was composed of Miss Virginia Powell, Miss Anna Powell, Mrs. Phe- Ian, and Messrs. Claude and Dan Phelan.
 Miss Edith Brandis, spent the week end at the Brandis ranch, which IS about twelve miles from the city.
 A merry party gathered for a pie nic Saturday afternoon, when Misses Margaret Hall, Agda Pierson, Lillian Munro, and Messrs. Joe Hanley, Jas. Turpin and Tommy Long motored to "The Divide" and partook of a boun- teous supper.
 Mrs. Quinlan and her two sons, of Winslow, were the dinner guests of Mrs. Beckwith Sunday.
 Miss Della Gist of Bury Hall spent the weekend at her home in Pres- colt, attending the Prescott fair.
 Several of the students have been i'll the past week; Miss Marguerite Wyrick, of Campbell Hall; the Misses Thelma Brandford and Frances Blay- lock, of Bury Hall; Dolly Kanady, of Morton Hall; Francis Decker and Mickey Enright, of the boys dormi- tory. Mickey was unfortunate enough to seriously injure his knee in Satur- days football game.
 Miss Edith Ingledew spent the last weekend at her home in Winslow.
 MT. and Mrs. Creager and son, Joe Tyler, Mrs. Hanley and son George, and Jack Lamb motored to the can yon when the king and queen passed there. Little Margaret Hanley was well taken care of by the Bury Hall girls, who arc now seriously think ing of adopting her as their mascot.
 Miss Pauline Jones spent the week. end at her home in Williams.
 Miss Stephens was called to the canyon Sunday, but returned to her duties Tuesday morning.
 MT. Walker received letter from the University of Arizona Monday, appointing him chairman of the de- batting league, to arrange for future debates between the University of Arizona and N. A. N. s. We hope to have contest before the Christmas seniors leave us as some of our best material is in that class. The Northern Arizona Normal ex- tended welcoming arms to two new pupils last week when Miss Beulah fOTteT anu lOuiS dldiucdu itSiatcicN for the winter term. Miss Porter comes from Nogales, and MT. Falar- deau is the son of Captain Falardeau, of Fort Wingate, New Mexico.
 All of the students were glad to receive the first issue of "The Pine," our school paper, last Friday after neon. It's publication has been await ed with much interest, as it is chron-- icle of the most important school events up to this time.
 Mrs. Merritt, the preceptress of Bury Hall, was guest at the El Tovar Hotel at the canyon over the weekend
 c. R. Marrow was in Flagstaff on Saturday evening visiting his niece, Miss Pearl Tucker of Bury Hall.
 A very interesting assembly was held in the auditorium on Monday A .nN .. A fko,. ba nvar,vnrr av-