The Coconino sun., 1919-06-20
NORMAL NOTES
MAY CALHOUN

f The summer session of the North ern Arizona Normal school began on June l6 under the able management ,of MT. Creager. There has been some change made in the old program due to the demand for special subjects Miss Ryan is offering course in 1 domestic art in addition to the course in domestic science. Miss Walsh is offering very helpful course in re- creational and playground work. Miss ! White, Miss Latimer and Miss Case will not return for work this session Miss Roberts is taking the art work in place of Miss Case.
 ] MT. Cornelius left for Los Angeles Monday morning. The Normal stu dents are very sorry to lose MT. Cor nelius and they wish that success may i follow him in his new field.
 To date there are approximately two hundred students enrolled for the summer session, and more are enter ing every day.
 ! The repair work is now practically completed in the boys dormitory and with the kindly supervision of MT. and Mrs. Van Hoose the boys expect to have very pleasant time in their dormitory.
 l Miss Marbry Henning and Miss Mary Beckwith were the dinner guests of Mrs. Maxwell Tuesday evening. ! Miss Marion Nelson has returned from her home in Hemet, Cal, to at tend the summer session.
 Mir. Corbett, who has been employ ed by the Finley Hardware store dur ing the summer vacation, has resumed his studies at the Normal, although he has not severed his connection with the store.
 1 MT. Bondesson, of Phoenix, has been visiting his daughter, Miss Lo- retta, of Morton Hall.
 Miss Gladys Dickerson is visiting Miss Kathlyn Anderson in Springer vile. |. J. C. Williams and Mir Irwin, who were visiting friends at the Normal, have continued their journey overland to New York.
 It is rumored that Franklin Walker has again received the county schol- arship. Although there were several other contestants for it, due to some overlapping of the law, Mir. Walker took the examination a month after the regular examination and will now doubtless continue his work at the University next year. It is under stood that never again may there be such an overlapping of law concerning the county scholarships. but due to the passage of a new law there seems to have been an exception to the rule in this case. MT. Walker has done very creditable work at the University; he was one of the members of the debat- ing team which was defeated by the Flagstaff team last April, and de- serves all the assistance that can he given him in order that he may be able to continue his work there.
 Miss Gladys Pryor, a one-time stu dent of the Normal, passed through Flagstaff on her way to Denver last Monday evening. Miss Pryor has been teaching in Verde and is on her way to visit friends in Denver.
 Everett McCammon and Hugo Jen- sen have returned to the town of 1 their alma mater after some few years absence.
 Lloyd Parks, who has been visiting Miss Thelma Harvison of Campbell Hall, left Tuesday evening to visit his relatives in Ash Fork, after which he will be permanently located in Los Angeles.
 Allan Campbell, Governor Camp bells son, has returned to Phoenix after few days visit at the Normal.
 Bill Askins has returned to school after spending the vacation at his home in Douglas. MT. Askins was ac- companied by Mir. Glassey and MT. Davison. the three making the trip overland.
 The new auditorium is rapidly near ing completion and when finished will more than fulfill the expectations of the students. The stage will accom- modate as large cast as any that has ever given performance in Flagstaff. The dressing rooms are we'll placed