The Coconino sun., 1923-07-13
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES
JAKE BRACKER, Editor


staff. Mr.. Murphy attended the cat
tlemen's convention here this week.
There are 25 students working in
the dining hall. Many a young man
got his start in the kitchen.
DR.. and Mrs. Fronske and children
were the guests of Prof. and Mrs. J.
O. Creager Sunday at the Normal
dining hall.
Dr.. McClanahan, professor of eco
nomics, at the University of Arizona
summer session here, motored to
Grand Canyon Friday along with Ted
O'Malley, Charley Harvey, Johnny r.
vine and L. p Robertson, popular unn-
versity boys.
Jack Tenney, John Hamblin of st.
Johns; Miss Helen Carpenter and Miss
Eileen Curnutt of Phoenix, spent Sun
day at Mormon Lake. The boys are
singing "Hail, Hail, the Gangs all
here" They got caught in a hail
, storm on the return trip.
They tell US that all animals are
different in some way or other. Then
tell US, please, the difference between
blind pig and blind tiger.
Mrs. Jessie Ladd was the guest of
Miss Martha E. Dewey and Mr. and
Mrs. Drake at dinner Sunday in the
normal dining hall.
Miss Annie McEarchern of Hum
boldt has registered in the university
section.
Mrs. Jane Jones, Chandler; Miss
p41tH Ca1o.,,r,1x,.1lr. T.cc
Kate Baer and Miss Burl Buckley of
Tucson, spent Saturday at Mormon
Lake, and incidentally made a tour of
the lumber camps in that district.
Prof. Keuzenkamp, who has been
connected with the Flagstaff normal
since 1918, viii leave at the end of
the summer quarter for Pittsburg,
Kansas, to attend the Kansas State
Teachers college. The professor will
combine work and study. He hopes to
! have his degree by February of next
year. He will sail for Europe early
| in March and is planning on spending
a few months visiting his old home in
/ Holland. It is not definitely known
where Prof. Keuzenkamp will teach
upon his return from abroad. Prof.
Keuzenkamp is in charge of the man.
ual arts department at the Normal
and IN his time he has seen the de-
partment grow from mere handful
of students in 1913 to the present ov-
er-crowded condition.
Statisticians say that COW is Of
tenest hit by lightning of any animal,
and that a mule is struck less fire.
quently, and therefore they advise
persons to avoid cows and seek COM
panionship of mules if caught in a
storm. As for US, We'll take chance
on the lightning.
A group of Normalites were the
guests of Miss Emily Hamilton of
Riordan at an aluminium shower CIV
en- in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Pulliam last Friday afternoon. Those
attending were Mrs. Helen M. Han
shue, Miss Blanch Payne, Mrs. Wight
man, Miss Grace Wightman, Miss
Dorothy Boice, Miss Lucille Wilder,
Miss Alberta Platz.
Prof. A. Barnett, Miss Kate Baer,
Miss Burl Buckley enjoyed beauti-
full horseback ride through Schulz
pass last Sunday.
DIR. F. C. Lockwood and his two
charming daughters, Mary and Eliza
beth, were the guests of A. w. At
wood, special writer for the Saturday
Evening Post, who is summering here,
Saturday evening at dinner.
Judge and Mrs. Schute of Phoenix
visited Sunday with their daughter,
Virginia, who is attending the Normal
here.
Mrs. Inez Egner, house mother of
Bury Hall, with her son and daughter,
Leon and Anne, spent the day at Nor
mon lake.
1t sometimes happens between the
covers of high -blood-pressure story
book that the home club, battered and
beaten to a pulp, sick at heart, dis
gusted with things in general, snubbed
by Miss Breaks Of the Game, rises to
great heights, overcomes all OBJ
stacles and wins in spite of enemy, er-
rors and everything.
But outside the book, say, Normal
field, for instance, such ball club
performs as per Rules Nos. /, 2, and 3.
The Yannigans floated on the sur
face for moment, were hit by a IL
dial wave, and, with water-clogged
nostrils, went down for the third time,
one-half game under and into the eel
lar
This drama was the result of the
Leupp Indians failing to show up for
last Saturdays game. They were
probably detained by some kind of a
pow-wow or maybe they were just
peeved at the weather. Whether or
not the story would have been written
different is as much for as against.
However, this did not stop the nor
NAL aggregation from having game.