The Coconino sun., 1922-04-07
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES

nal school went in cars to Sunset Mountain where they spent some time in climbing the crater peak and look ing over the country. Those in the marty: MT. and Mrs. L. B. McMullen and daughter, Lucretia; R. H. Drake, e, V. Ridgley, Miss Wheeler, Miss Dockstader, Miss Dewey and Rather inc Beckwith. Miss Dockstader re- mained behind to watch camp and keep the fire burning while the rest of the party climbed.
 While they were there William Hol- lar arrived in his car with the Rolls Royce spark plugs, Cadillac piston rings, Super-Six crank-shaft, Henry Ford body, steering wheel, engine and wheels, and stole the two girls of the party, Lucretia and Katherine. They report coming from the top of Sun set to the Cliffs in 10 minutes, thus averaging 60 miles per. If Bill had a Liberty motor exhaust on his green bug he might have made it in less.
 On April 2, President McMullen will go to Kingman to speak to the confederation of Woman's clubs and to Oatman on the 8th. From Oatman he will probably go to Tucson over Monday for meeting of the school administrators.
 Among the new registrants of the Normal this quarter are: Mrs. Flem- ming from Phoenix; Miss Lindsey from Los Angeles, who attended the school last summer and returned to finish her course; Miss LaVerne of Snowflake and Miss Annette Walker of Oakland.
 On the 25th of this month Dr. David s. Hill, president of the University of New Mexico, will probably be a visitor of the Normal, and address the students at Chapel, the faculty in the afternoon and probably give a public address in the evening.
 Mention has been made often of the Girls Glee club and their good work with rapid and wonderful improve ment is ever demanding more atten- tion. There had been some planning for a trip for the club through the northern part of the state to sing in various towns. Now that they have made such a reputation for them- selves at the graduation exercises the trip is just about assured and they are planning to go in cars. Dr. McMul- len and Mr. Ridgley will go with them. MT. Ridgley is to be compli- mented for the results he has obtained with the girls in singing and also in orchestra work.
 A few weeks ago the Normal notes contained piece about the big spring rally that the students and faculty are to have. The latest are plans for a school picnic and to have contests and programs out in the woods along with lunch, songs, bonfires and all. Another thing that might be added in the Normal rally program is a letter or symbol of some kind to let the peo- pie of Flagstaff and tourists know that the Normal school is in Flagstaff. Something that everyone in or near Flagstaff can see and know that the Normalites are doing things. Why not put an "N" or two INNS" on Elden and make it blazing announce ment of the Northern Normal.
 Every university in the country has done it or is doing it. Some towns are not provided with a mountain near enough or large enough to make a very good job of it. Flagstaff has an excellent example for good one in Elden.
 We want to see the student body get together and add this to their Ral- ly program and every year before the rally they can 20 up .nd paint it with