The Coconino sun., 1923-07-06
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES
JAKE BRACKER, Editor

from Bury hall. The boys from Tay-
lor have not lost their appetites. Bet
ter invite 'em along next time.
Humble words at this moment
seem inadequate to express our deep
sympathy in the loss of our friend
and schoolmate, Margaret Stahl.
1t seems it was but yesterday that
we could see her-a wee little girl,
with golden hair and big brown eyes
Ia smile that bespoke kindliness-
who walked on the stage at Ashurst
auditorium to receive her diploma.
Margaret is no longer with US. She
will not answer eight o'clock roll call
for the Grim Reaper has counted her
on His books. Margaret died last Sat
urday after brief illness. She was
a very popular and talented young
woman and was beloved by all who
knew her.
The night was mellow, the moon
was inviting. Around the camp IRE
normalites clustered with their eyes
upon the fitting figures surging IN
! the moonlight with roasted wienles
clinging to the end of pine boughs.
Such is the prologue dedicated to the
| first wienie roast of the season by
the affable Betty Porter of Bury
hall. Those attending were Misses
Winnie Greer, Holbrook; Ruth Woods,
Tempe; Helen MCGOWAN, Tempe;
Maude Greer, Holbrook; Ruth Jones,
Whiteriver; Betty Porter, Douglas;
Bess Haynes, Tempe; Ida Johnson,
| st. Johns; Polly McGookin, Flagstaff; (;
| Goldie Greer, Holbrook; Penelope Cut
| Ter. Ila Pyeatt, Casa Grande; Glory
Goodwin, Tempe; Messrs. Charley Har-
yey. Tucson; Brick Stone, Douglas;
johnny Curry, Tempe; Willis Court
ney. Tucson; sgd Hopkins, Clarkdale;
Ham Mckay, Ciarkdale; Ambrose
Stewart. Phoenix; Billy Cole, Tempe;
Kenny Mullen, Skull Valley.
Well, fellow anglers, when one ac-
/ ouires that seasonal itching to JOIN Slr
Isaac Walton over the weekend a
matter Of travelling Is or 100 miles
to find the happy fishing ground IS
nil. In the party who motored out 70
| Clear creek over the weekend We're:
Prof. r. H. Drake and his son, Toddy;
Prof. C. v. Ridgely; Prof. B. H. Wood,
! Prof. Hubbard, Prof. J.. Q. Creager
and his son, Joe; Prof. l.. A. Adams,
Prof. George A. Judson and his son,
George, George Hanley.
Miss Sylvia Scarborough of Globe
is working afternoons for the Skylight
/ CITY Bottling works of Flagstaff.
Emil r. Riesen, professor OF phil
j osophy at the university, was called
to the bedside of Mrs. Riesen, who Is
/ i'll at her home in Hillsboro, Kan. Dr.
i I. O. Creager, director of university
summer session here, will take charge
of Prof. Riesen's classes for the bal
ance of the session.
/ Frof. and Mrs. Tom Bellwood mo-
tored to Tuba City Friday, returning
with Miss Georgia Belle Nichols, who
/ had been doing stenographlc work
there. Miss Nichols is graduate OF
the normal.
Marlen Ohmen of Taylor Hall was
confined to his bed in Mercy hospital
last week. He has returned to his
studies.
i Miss C. Wheeler of Tucson, Miss
| Clara Wheeler and Miss Martha ~
Dewey, all of the normal faculty, hit
/ for the tall timbers over the week
I end. They camped on the rim OF
Walnut Canyon.
Prof. r. G.. Stevenson spent sun
day in Jerome visiting old friends
i Stevenson was superintendent OF the
i Jerome public schools before coming
to the normal.
/ C. F. Cordwell of Jerome motored
out to Grand Falls on Sunday.
i Miss Helen Lamb of the Normal
4 faculty was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gold of Flagstaff or
!, Sunday.
A happy but tired bunch of young
sters were glad: to return to then
beds last Saturday evening after.
horseback jaunt to Sunset mountain
In the party were Clinton Cliff. Royal