The Coconino sun., 1919-09-26
NORMAL NOTES
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The Normal students took advan tage of the fast-fying fall weatoer t' picnic in the hills last Saturday even ing. Closing the dining hall and talk ing lunch with them, the student! journeyed perhaps half mile to ; favorable spot, where they built { large bonfire. The evening was spen in storytelling and singing, an, every one voted this first excursion ; huge success.
 MT. Creager left us Thursday foI Phoenix where he will attend a meet ing of the State Board of Education
 N. A. N. S. lost one of her younger students Monday when Miss Gather inc Beckwith, the little daughter oI the matron of Campbell Hall, left fol the East. Catherine expects to spent the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Byrnes ana study music in St. Mary's, Kans
 Miss Annette Burkhart, of Winslow was the guest of Miss Helen Vanc, of Morton Hall on Tuesday.
 We are sorry to hear that Mis-, KeDa Switzer will not be able to con tinue her work at the Normal unti after Christmas on account of illness The May. graduating class is yer, sorry to lose one of its ablest mem bers.
 Miss May Agnew expects to spenc thls weekend with her sister, Mis-, Bessie Agnew in Prescott.
 Last Saturday evening the Misse: keturah Slagle, Margaret Hall, Anna Powell and Miss Case of the faculty with Messrs. Pottinger and Dean mo. tored to Williams.
 Miss Mabel Norman and Miss Jackie Humphrey spent the weekend with Miss Morman's parents in Hum. boldt.
 Mrs. c. O. Case, of Phoenix, is now spending few days with her daugh. ter, Miss Wilmyth Case.
 Miss Edith Ingledew was much de. lighted to receive a visit from hei mother, Mrs. lngledew of Winslow Mrs. lngledew stopped here for a few hours on her way to Prescott. ~,
 The Misses Margaret and Rose Walsh entertained with a very pretty party at their home on Tuesday even. ing. During the early part of the evening sewing bags were much in evidence. Dainty refreshments were served, and altogether the guests en. Joyed a very pleasant time. Those present were lady members of the faculty.
 Miss Agda Pierson, Miss Mariorv Shrum, and Messrs. Craig Pottinger and Lewis Irvine motored to Williams ThuEsday, where they enjoyed a big chicken dinner.
 Elmer Jackson was the host at a delightful dance Wednesday evening. Among the guests from the Norma, were the Misses Lillian Munro, Mar Dry Henning, Thelma Harvison and Mary Beckwith.
 It seems necessary for hikers to watch for loose rocks as they tramp over the country. One proved treach- erous to Miss Marguerite Wyrick the other evening and as result she has been confined to her room for sey- eral days with sprained ankle. It IS improving, however, and we hope to have her with us soon.
 The Misses Marjorie Shrum, Agda Pierson and Messrs. Pottinger and Chisholm expect to make the trip to the Grand Canyon if weather condi- tions permit.
 The Hikers' Club opened it's season of activity with a trip to Tunnel Springs Wednesday evening. About twenty girls made up the party.
 The first football game of the sea- son to be played on home grounds took place Tuesday evening between two school teams. At the end of an exciting game the score remained O-O.
 Monday afternoon in assembly the students were pleasantly entertained by the quartette selections rendered by the Fowler family. MT. and Mrs. Fowler and their two daughters sang splendidly. We hope that they viii find 1t convenient to sing for us again soon.
 Miss Pauline Jones spent pleasant weekend at her home in Williams.
 Miss Stephens was the weekend guest of Mrs. H. A. Funk, of Wins low.
 Miss Edith Brandis spent the week. end with her family at the Brandis ranch.
 Some of our most energetic stu dents spent Sunday in hiking to Lake Mary. Taking a picnic lunch, the