The Coconino sun., 1919-10-31
This Weeks Normal Notes

The girls of the Normal and their friends enjoyed jolly good time Sat urday evening at the High links" given by the Kinlani Nalnisi Society. All types of costumes were represent ed. Here a typical tar, a dignified private, an irate farmer and his awe stricken wife were much in evidence. In another part of the hall might be seen a masterful cave-man and his submissive lady. Our lady faculty members entered royalty into the spirit of the occasion and appeared in some amusing costumes. When the stunts were staged, their little comedy of Mother and Her Mischievous Lit tie Ones" evoked much laughter. Then there was the Skating Girl" dressed in white satin and fur; "The Ballroom Beauty" Mary Pickford," "Marguer- ite Clark" and Little Willie," ''2 Cabaret Dancer" "An Eskimo Girl" with her peaked fur cap; "The Pink Twins" "The Yama, Yama Girl, ""The Cowboy Girls" and others too numer- ous to mention. AS no such event would be complete without the chil- dren, they were we'll represented. One of the most noticeable cf these young sters was a dignified member of the faculty, who made an excellent news boy. Besides many impromptu stunts, the Virginia reel, the Paul Jones, and the more modern dances helped the time to pass quickly and made the affair one of the most enjoyable of the term. Doughnuts and coffee fur nished typical high jinks refresh ments. The committee on arrange ments was headed by Miss Beatrice Hicks and to her and her helpers is due the success of the evening.
 Miss Pauline Jones, of Bury Hali, spent the weekend at her home in Williams.
 The rainy weather last Saturday and Sunday spoiled many picnics and motor trips that had been planned with the view of good time. As result the odor of fudge was distinct ly noticeable in the dormitories. "Rain, rain, stay away" is our very earnest wish for the coming weekend.
 Friday afternoon we hope to see the town people coming up to the Normal as there is basketball game sched- uled with the girls team of Winslow, Owing to the excellent coaching of Miss Payne, the girls athletic direc- tor, we expect the contest to be victory for Flagstaff. Come and help us root, at 4:15 on the basketball court!
 Just to prove that the boys were as important as the girls, they were given delicious banquet in the dining hall Saturday evening while the girls attended the high jinks. Primarily, the spread was given in honor of the football boys who have done such splendid work this season. The table was prettily decorated with the Nor nal colors-gold and white-while the chicken and all the good things that go with it served to whet the appetite of the guests. Those present were Francis Decker, Decker Williams, Frank Saunders, Colyar Emison, Jack Lamb, Gus O'Connor, Mickey Enright, Frank Davis, George Lamport, Earl and Jack Heckethorn, Leon Egner, Ernest Hogan, Joe Hanley, George Hanley, Lawrence Campbell, Walter Fleck, Mir. Hendrix, MT. Walker, MT. Lawyer and Mir. Creager.
 N. A. N. s. welcomes another new student, Miss Gladys Irwin, who reg istered as a high-school sophomore last Friday.
 Several interesting assemblies have been held this week. Monday after noon Mrs. Eastburn, the wife of MT. Eastburn of the science department, gave three interesting readings which were much enjoyed. Tuesday the physical culture class gave an inter esting exhibition of their daily class work. Folk dances of different na-