The Coconino sun., 1920-04-02
NORMAL NOTES

Captain Frank LaRue, of the state adjutant generals office, of Phoenix, paid an official visit to the Normal school Tuesday. Captain LaRue rep resents the Normal and High school cadet corps. He is on a tour of in- spection, visiting Winslow and Hol- brook on the trip.
 The boys of the Normal school have shown remarkable interest in good citizenship by joining Battery A, to be organized in the city of Flagstaff.
 A track meet is proposed for May 2. This meet is to include representa- tives from the Kingman, Williams, Winslow and Holbrook high schools to meet with students from the local in- stitution.
 The date for the celebrated Zeollner quartet on the Lyceum course has been set for Saturday, April IT. The sev- eral postponements have been due to the extension of time the quartet need ed in the east to fill all return engage ments.
 The debating team accompanied by Miss Hornbein, coach, left Wednesday evening for Tucson. They meet the Glendale high school team in the semi: finals on Friday night in the Univers- | ity auditorium. Miss Maude Greer and Augustus O'Connor represent the Normal school and have been assign ed the affirmative side of the question. Resolved that industrial disputes should be settled by compulsory arbi- tration."
 The student and faculty are enjoy ing a holiday on Friday, April 2. | The assembly on Monday was enter tained by the students of the class in kindergarten plays, games and songs, Miss Agnes Dodson, instructor. A group of practice teachers appeared on the platform and presented very clear ly many of the selections that children in the kindergarten and primary class es are taught.
 Students in the class of tests and measurements have completed testing the children in the training school. Miss Harrison, reading; Miss Taylor, spelling; Miss Jakle, arithmetic; Miss Lynn, handwriting; Miss Porter, lan- guage ability. These results have been tabulated and given to the critic teach CTS for investigation and study.
 c. w. Fairfield, budget secretary for the state of Arizona, was an official visitor in the Normal school Thurs day and Friday of last week. He se- cured information from Principal J. o. Creager as to the needs of the insti- tuition for the new biennium. A O. Lescher of the firm of Lescher & Kirby, school architects, met with the Normal school board of education on Friday of last week to discuss the problems of the new training school. The contracts were let and the build- ing operations will begin very soon. Miss Dorothy Jakle, senior in the Normal school, has been asked to give the standardized tests in the St. An thony's school. This is distinct com pliment to Miss Jakle and also shows the progressive attitude of the school. Miss Alice Friend, former student of the commercial department of the Normal, now pleasantly located in the Santa Fe office at Winslow, called on friends at Bury hall, Sunday, March |28.
 The public must observe the law in regard to closing their muffier cut-out on all motor driven vehicles in the city limits. This law will be strictly en. forced. 4-2-2t Miss Winigfred Reagan has return Her friends rejoice with her that the condition of her eyes has improved. Miss Pauline Jones spent the week. end at her home in Williams.
 The Normal school has recently