The Coconino sun., 1919-12-19

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 "Well, don't like to see fat girl with fluffy name."
 guests were Zella Wells, Mary Beck with, Lillian Munro and Thelma liar vison.
 The Kinlani Nalnisi society had charge of the regular assembly Mon- day presenting program in keeping with the season of the year.
 Miss Lillian Munro read cutting from the "Other Wise Man." by Van Dyke. A vocal solo, "The Gypsy 1 Trail" by Rudyard Kipling, was ably rendered by Mary Beckwith. Mabel Moorman told us "Who Santa Claus l Wuz;" and the entertainment was completed by several Christmas carols presented by the Girl Glee club under the direction of Miss Walsh. Those in the chorus were: Mildred Reed, Marjorie McClean, Pearl Tucker, Florence Brooks, Blanche Gardener, Beulah Bryant, Eddie Ruth Cox, Beatrice Shufeld, Lilly Belle Tally and Marguerite Wyrick.
 Mir. and Mrs. Billy Borum enter tained Tuesday evening with one of their enjoyable dancing parties. The guests were the Misses Mary Beck with, Lillian Munro, Marbry Henning, Marie Taylor, Marguerite Wyrick and Messrs. Elmer Jackson, Ray Ramsey, Stanton Borum, Francis Chisholm and Brig Naegle.
 The following is a schedule of sen for week, Dec. 15-16-17-1S: Monday-Senior class banquet.
 Tuesday-The Maker of Magic. dnesday-President' Dinner to graduating class.
 Thursday-Commencement. The ad- dress of the evening was made by Dr. Won Klein Smid, of the University of Arizona. The certificates were pre- sented by President J. o. Creager, and the certificates by Superintendent c. O. Case.
 Wednesday evening Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Creager entertained the Christmas seniors at dinner in the dining room of the domestic science department. The table was beautifully decorated in red and green, while the places were marked with charming little "sweet girl graduate place cards. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. Pollock, M. l. Powers, the Misses Zella Wells, Pearl Lyles, Sarah Herman, Esther Isaacson, Mary Beckwith, Lillian Munro, Edith Ingledew, Thelma Har- vison and Beatrice Hicks.
 At nine o'clock a reception was given by the president and his wife to the graduating class, the faculty be- ing the invited guests.
 The basketball game between the Prescott high girls and the N. A. N. S. team Friday evening was perhaps the best played this season. The team ! work displayed on both sides was ex- cellent and from start to finish it was good, quick game. At the end of the first half the score was 33-15 in favor of the Normal, and the score at the final was 83-29 in favor of N. A. N. s. Our lineup was as follows: Annie Akin and Marie Easton, for wards; Ruth Murray and Emma Ris- don, centers; Harriet Buckbee and Polly McGookin, guards. Prescott's lineup: Evon Morrison, Laura Theobold, centers; Maxine Davis and Vera Jackson, guards; Helen Bora and Inez Poe, forwards; Lois Poe, sub stitute.
 The majority of students have left l or. are leaving N. A. N. s. for the holidays. Miss Marie Taylor goes to Nogales; Miss Marguerite Wyrick to Winslow; Marie Easton, Williams; Edith Harrison and Beatrice Hicks, Phoenix; Sigfried z Soder, Winslow; Mabel Moorman; Humboldt; May sHopkins, Stafford; Kathleen Linn, Tempe; Della Gist, Skull Valley; Helen Vance, Prescott; Keturah Slagle, Phoneix; Eddie Ruth Cox Somerton; .Thelma Harvison, Yuma; , Helen Shupp, Skull Valley; Jackie Humphrey, Phoenix; Mary Beckwith
 Winslow; Helen Sapp, Holbrook; Lil- lian Munro, Douglas; Mildred Dim- | mick, Kingsman; Ruth Murray , Springerville; Marjorie Shrum, Jer- ome; SMillie Lee, Holbrook; Senie Flu qua, Parker; Maude Greer, Holbrooki
 Mildred Reed, Phoenix; Marbry Hen. ming, Pinto; Agda Pierson, Fort Win gate, N. M.; Margaret Hall, Virginia and Anna Powell, Florence; Dorothy
 Shauver and Harriet Buckbee, Peach
 Springs; Dollie Kanady and Lilly
 Belle Tally, Jerome; Emma Risdon
 Clifton.
 The students remaining on the campus are Nettie Branyon, Pear
 Lyle, Loretta Bondesson, Esther Carr
 and Mrs. Ethel Saunders.