Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Hallnne,en Parties

Halloween Parties
 The Y. w Halloween party on Fri day evening was spent in telling for tunes, contesting games. and numerous other Halloween frolics The passing of the family ghosts together with the weird music while the lights were turned off proved very exciting. After refreshments were served a ghost story was played. On our way home our imaginations led us to believe that ghosts were really peeking at us from behind trees, buildings and shrubbery
 "Tiptoh"
 On Saturday evening, october 31, the student staff presented 'Tiptoh. At o'clock a large crowd assembled in the gymnasium where games were played under the direction of Miss Hayden, Miss Craw and Miss Redden. Later 1t was announced that there was much more to the program and that ghost-li guides would each Greet ten people, and a group of ten would leave every five minutes. After roam ing around the campus and not en- countering any spooks they were con ducted to the top floor of the Arts building, There much to the sur prise of all. they were entered into heaven. Everything that one would expect to see in heaven was there such
  was a delightful place and was equipped with modern conveniences. Not being allowed to remain long in heaven they were guided on. A swing l ing bridge had to be crossed, which was charged with electricity and every one received a little shock. Next they climbed a ladder and from there shd down a slide into hades. In hades everything was complete: the roaring | l -fr0tf nTnd ffa- struments of torture that ranged from pitchforks to electric chairs.
 By nine thirty all the guides had re- 1 turned with their groups to the gym Hasium Miss Beatrice Brooks gave a reading and Mir. Felton told a ghost story while those who listened ate popcorn balls and apples.
 l Class Meetings
 On the first Monday of every month ! the greater part of the regular assem- bly, period is devoted to class meet ings. On Monday Captain Irish an | nounced that the alumni staff wished to thank the students and faculty foI their help and efforts in securing the information of the Normal alumni There are eleven hundred and thirty alumni and only twenty per cent oi these are not definitely located. New and completed lists are in the schoo library The alumni registration ha: been a large undertaking.
 Tennis Game
 The final game of tennis was played by Mir. Felton and MT. Cooper repre- senting the faculty against Rollins ant Boetto representing the student bod T on october 29. Mir. Felton and MT Cooper started out winning the frs set to l. but they were checked II the second set, when Rollins and Bo etto downed them by the count of 6 t To- Boetto and Rollins won the matcf by carrying the fial set to 5. Som' fast and very pretty playing was ex hibited on both sides of the net in tn final set
 First Lyceum Number
 The first number of the lyceum am lecture course was given in the Temp Normal School auditorium Thursda, evening, November 4.
 The special feature was the talente' Montague Opero singers. A larg' crowd attended.
 A Basket Ball Game
 Tuesday, November ?, a basket bal game was played between the loca high school girls and the Normal girls The game was played on the Norma !