The Coconino sun., 1922-02-10
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES

Cafeterias are taking prominent and regular place in many of the schools. usually larger schools of the country. Many of the high schools especially are fitted with lunch rooms for the convenience of the teachers and pupils who live too far from the school to go home to their lunch at noon. Practically all of the large fac tories and business houses have well established lunch departments for their employees.
 The Normal girls of the domestic science classes under the supervision of Miss Berchtold have started cafe teria for the benefit of those living In town or on ranches who bring lunches. Those who bring lunches are not the only ones though who take advantage of this chance to get dainty lunches for a minimum cost. In some DOT tions of the main building delicious odors that are waited forth from the domestic science rooms are so prev alent that those coming in contact with them are almost immediately drawn to the source. Oh, boy, the doughnuts, soup and crackers for five cents, sandwiches two for five cents. You can't beat it for quality either and it is good thing that they are not running a competitive business or some houses might suffer.
 The girls of the domestic science classes are making good their venture. Besides getting some valuable ex- perience they are selling their eats for a price that makes one almost ashamed to accept them for fear of cheating the girls. Nevertheless they break even and sometimes even make profit to go in their class fund. Miss Berchtold and her girls are showing good spirit of progressiveness and initiative.
 A date is again set for the appear ance of Alice Gentle in Ashurst audi torium at the Normal. Miss Gentle's programme was postponed before be- cause of illness. The great singer was unavoidably detained by sew ere cold that threatened pneumonia. She has fully recuperated and will appear in Flagstaff next Tuesday the 14th.
 Miss Gentle is undoubtedly one of if not the greatest artist of this kind to visit Flagstaff. Besides the pleas ure derived from the evenings pro-
 gramme of Miss Gentle it will give those who care a feeling of pride to have heard her.
 This is not a Lyceum number or one of the regular programmes of the Normal but is a special entertain ment that the Normal has helped the Woman's club of Flagstaff to make it possible for Flagstaff people to see. Winslow defeated the Normal in basket ball on Thursday evening, February 2. This was the first game this season that the Normal has lost. Both sides made the same number of baskets but Winslow won on free throws. Each side making four bask- cts, Winslow ' free throws and Flag staff 5 free throws making the score 15 to 13. The game was about as even as could be without tie. The Normal plays them again at Winslow next week and have hopes of revenge. Normal team goes first to St. Johns and on the return trip play Holbrook and Winslow. Yesterday Kingman played the Normal at Flagstaff but the score had not been received be- fore going to press.
 The Normal boys basket ball line up so far this season is: Sanford and John Hamblin, forwards; Camp bell and Roland Hamblin, guards; Anderson, center and Gregg first sub. President McMullen is planning a trip soon, probably next week, to Chi cago. While in Chicago the presi- dent will visit number of the schools and bring back first hand informa- ton of them. It has not yet been learned what Dr. McMullen's main purpose is on this trip.
 Mrs. R. H. Drake has been i'll for the past week with the grippe. Mrs. Drake's absence has been more than noticed in her classes and everyone wishes her speedy recovery.
 The commercial classes of the Nor maj including both Normal and high school students have been devotedly rehearsing play to be given in the near future. The plot of the play is laid in a business office. All of the play besides being entertaining will give a very real side of the business and commercial world. A large num- Der of the commercial students are taking part and if there is anything in their enthusiasm it should he good.