The Coconino sun., 1923-07-06

town are very enthusiastic, anu ~ +
about their work diligently. 1t really
is a pleasure to be able to carry on
this work." remarked Miss LaWler.
Miss Lawler comes to the normal
direct from the Fitzsimmons hospital
in Denver, where she had been doing
educational work among the partly
rehabilitated ex-service men. 1t is re-
ported that she will do Americaniza-
ton work for the state department in
northern Arizona next year.
If YOU think it is too hot to work, +
try my job. It'll keep you cool.
Miss Martha E. Dewey's class in
nageantry are now busily occupied |
with the writing of "The~ Pageant OF +
the Peaks" which is to be given dur F
ing the last days of the summer quar-
ter.
Miss Dewey has enjoyed a great
deal Of experience in her field, and
is the author and producer of num- +
Der of successful pageants.
A great deal of interest is manifest
among the school people with the pro-
duction of this pageant, and Flagstaff
folk can look forward with hopeful
expectations of seeing this wonderful
spectacle produced.
We've seen the time when we were
glad to hear the bell ring.
You needn't worry these hot days
about loose change if you are taking
your meals in the cafeteria. Miss
Berchtold, under whose management
the cafeteria is operated, is now offer
ing for the convenience of her pa
irons $5 tickets to be used in paying /
for your meals. If you happen to eat
lunch and your slip reads 43 cents all
that is necessary is to present your
ticket to the cashier who punches it
so. Easy isn't it?
Breakfast is served daily from $50
to 7:30 with the exception of Saturday
when the hours are from 7:30 to $780,
! The feature of the Saturday luncheon
is that everything is served picnic
style. The only thing hot around the
place is soup. They do not serve any
breakfast on Sunday.
! The evening lectures at the Normal
are creating a great deal of interest
among the Flagstaff folk. Through
4 the medium of this column parties
travel overland to hear these lectures
from distant points. If you are miss
] ing these important messages you are
passing up a real opportunity to
broaden your views on different sub
jects.
| On Monday evening, July 8, James
| Williams Foley, Jr., of Pasadena, will
| be at the Normal Mr.. Foley is as
sociate editor of the Evening Post of
Pasadena and also is special writer
4 for the Los Angeles Express. He is
/ known throughout the west as the
poet laureate of North Dakota. AS a
! humorist he ranks next to James
! Whitcomb Riley, in several group
photographs at least. He'll make you
want to forget that you ever nursed
toothache. A packed house is look
j ed for, so we would advise the folk
from Flagstaff to come early.
/ Wednesday evening, July IL, DIR. B.
D. Woods Of Columbia. university, will
Edeliver an interesting and instructive
talk on the new forms Of examina-
/ tions in use in Columbia college. DR..
Woods is the author of TMeasurements
in Higher Education" which book is
now in use at the University of Ari-
zona. He is assistant professor of the
Collegiate Educational Research at
! Columbia and is also assistant to the
dean at the same college.
1t is reported that Prof. G. v.
I ,I,N fe oIo 3 i,
sic department at the normal school,
ming, July 13. The professor injured
his wrist in an automobile accident
few weeks ago, and it is hoped that
he will be able to fill his engagement.
1t is announced that if the professor is
still incapacitated he will give US an
evening later in the season.
Are you losing your grip" shrieks
an ad of painless" dentist in a
daily paper.
Help! Help! Horrible! On Friday,
the 18th, the second dance Of the
summer will be given in Ashurst aud
itorium. Watch your ms and ms.
The girls enrolled in Miss Hurley'S
class in physical education are now
learning how to play volley ball. Bas-
ketball for girls is too strenuous and
/ is fast becoming unpopular with the
| fair sex, and this old, yet interesting,
game is becoming the rage at the nor
NAL. They are using the training
school courts temporarily, the courts
of the new athletic stadium not being
ready for use for another week.
4 1t is hoped that Miss Hurley will
soon organize her baseball team. Nor
NAL is favored with having bunch
Of feminines who enjoy the game.
II never found the game too stren-
uous and | always keep up my prac-
tice, too, and think that within
short time / would be able to hold
my own with anyone on the diamond.
/ believe there are number of girls
at the normal who would enjoy play
ing baseball. ! don't mean girls who
would just go out and fool around and
think the whole thing joke. | mean.