The Coconino sun., 1921-12-23

Monday evening in the Ashurst au-
ditorium the boys basketball team
met the Indian team from Leupp,
winning by score of So to II. The
first quarter was exceptionally fast
and well played by both sides ending
with score of II to II. After that
the Normal fellows had literal walk
away with the score. The Indians
played hard, but did not display the
team work or the knowledge of bass.
et-ball that the Normal team showed.
Mr.. Drake was enthusiastic over the
results Of the game as he did not
really have any hopes of his team win
ming. From all reports and the gen.
eral quality of the teams that Leupp
produces he does not think that the
Normal was in their class and merely
accepted the game with them for the
practice and the points he expected his
team to get from them.
The lineup for the Normal was:-
Sanford and Gregg, forwards; Ander-
son, center; Hamblin and Campbell,
guards; Marine, substitute. Leupp
was: Howard and Spencer, forwards;
Salas, center; Curley and Chase,
guards.
On Tuesday last week Mrs. T. E.
Pollock entertained her Sunday school
class and the Normal Christmas gra-
duating class at her home.
After a delightful dinner the guests
retired to the living room where some
logs were heaped on the fire and the
lights were arranged so that the en-
tire scene was entirely charming. Here
the girls had moved form of enter
tainment and some very wonderful
music by Miss Frost until someone re-
luctantly realized that it was time to
go home.
Those present were: Lucille Wilder,
Zoe Classy, Ruth Burns, Delina Cal
houn, Lillian Frost, Mrs. Roger Morse,
Mrs. Osler, Miss Leah Sanford, Miss
Alice Brown, Mabel Hall, Gladys Nc
Phaul, Stella Mae Carson, Dorothy
Griffith, Jennie Willard, Thelma Pex-
ton and Ruth johnson.
\ Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker were host and hostess at just
q regular chicken dinner given in hon.
or of the Christmas graduating class
of the Normal. After the dinner,
which was enjoyed to the fullest ex-
tent by all the afternoon was spent
in having q good time in which all
said that Mr.. Walker is good en-
tertainer and he and his wife lovely
host and hostess.
Tuesday evening a number Of the |
Normal faculty went to Doney Park
where some of them gave program
and Mr.. Stevenson made talk on the |
extension department of the Normal. |
Miss Wilkey gave a piano solo and
Mr.. Ridgley, the invincible violinist,
some wonderful interpretations. Miss
Julian and Miss Dewey gave readings |
that were enthusiastically received. |
Miss Lattimer, Mr.. Drake and Mr..
Gunter who won regulations for dra-
matte ability at the faculty dinner
gave the same play entitled Food"
Mrs. Drake gave beautiful dance.
Then Mr.. Stevenson gave his adj
dress. This is a new branch of the
commercial department that the Nor
NAL is offering as correspondence
course to those who do not have the |
opportunity to attend classes. 1t is
desired to get the people OF the
surrounding communities interested
and to show them the value Of this
opportunity. The plans are to or
ganize classes in as many as possible |
Of these outIaying districts and carry |
on the work mostly through cores
pondence with Mr.. Stevenson making
occasional visits to supervise, inspect
and help with personal instructions.