The Coconino sun., 1923-08-03
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES
JAKE BRACKER, Editor

crown, have issued def to McMul-
j len and Eastburn for a match to be
played in the near future.
Samuel Burkhardt, in charge of the
training school at Tempe last year
during the absence Of /. d. Payne will
act in the same capacity at the normal
here for the remainder Of the sum
mel quarter.
There are some interesting tennis
sets being played off these days Jld-
sons proteges Of racquet and ball
fame are rapidly taking on form.
/ There is some talk of al tournament to
| be played off the last week of school.
The baseball contingent have turned
in their uniforms. Saturday games
are out of the question in these parts,
i says Judson.
/ Miss Hurley's bloomer girls are taxi
4 ing on form They are out every day
knocking the pill around the lot, and
limbering up their muscles. It is hop
& ed that an exhibition game will be
played soon.
There hasn't been any definite date
set for the pageant this year, but it
is reported that it viii be held the
last week Of the summer quarter.
The new clay tennis. courts will be
ready for the tennis sharks this after
noon. The normal can now boast of
& having five of the finest courts in
this part of The country. The track
a is completed and in few weeks it is
reported that both the baseball and
football fields will be in shape.
!. The geography class at the Normal
spent an interesting afternoon Tues
day studying the formation of the
lava beds They climbed to the top
Of Sunset mountain; explored the ice
caves, bringing out enough ice from
the caves to amply take care of the
| cold drinks for supper.
:; The party was transported in cars
: BY President and Mrs. E. B, McMul
| len, Prof. and Mrs. f. H. Drake, Miss
) Martha E. Dewey, Mr.. Gibbons.
: Miss Winifred Wheeler, who has
charge of this class. is principal of
/ one of the public schools in Tucson.
She expects to take her class on hik-
ing trip to the Peaks before school
/. closes.
| Prof. and Mrs. James l.. FELTON, of
Tempe, their daughter and son, Helen
| and James, and Miss Lillian Gabbard
spent the weekend at the Canyon.
: Miss Clara Wheeler of the Normal
faculty was the hostess to picnic
supper at the reservoir given in honor
: of President and Mrs. L. B. McMul-
z len, who are leaving shortly on their
: first real vacation since coming to
Flagstaff.
I John Irvine left for his home in
: Phoenix last week. He expects to
continue his studies at the university
! this fall.
Miss Ruby Kommers, popular nor
nal student from Phoenix, L. H. Til
den, Phoenix, and Prof. and Mrs. r.
H. Drake took dinner in Williams Sun
day.
! A picnic supper was given in honor
of President and Mrs L. B. McMu1-
len Sunday evening. The party drove
out to the edge of the desert to get
a view of the sunset as it stretched
its profound colors across the Painted
Desert.
A picnic supper ct Grand Falls last
Sunday brought together a delightful
group Of young people. Those at
, tending were Misses Lucretia McMul-
len, Dot Boice, Lucille Wilder, Edna
Saunders, Messrs. Emory Valerius,
Jimmy Babbitt, Gus jake, Claude
Phelan.
Miss Erdean league left for her
home IN Glendale to take it easy be-
| fore beginning on her studies at the
/ university this fall.
Miss Dorothy Jacquard has retura-
J. ed to her home in Tucson.
Miss Helen Palmer, who acts as DR..
. Evans secretary during her leisure
!. hours at the university, left for Los
i Angeles to visit with her mother be-
fore returning to Tucson.
s Dr. F. C. Lockwood and daughters
Mary and Elizabeth, were the guests
Of Dean Carpenter Saturday at Oak
= Creek.
Miss Leon Brown spent the week
end with her parents in Prescott.
4 Sleeping. out under Coconino's ma
jestice pines is natures best recipe for.
vim, vigor and pep, says Miss Upleg-
s ger of Rice, who sponsored camp
ing trip to Oak Creek last weekend.
In the party were Misses Gertrude
| Uplegger, Dorthea Uplegger, Jamie
Ferguson, Rice; Grace Wing, Phoenix;
Muriel Forsland, Chicago; Caroline
Roesser, Phoenix, and Floy Taylor.
j Jack O'Connor, popular boy from
] Tempe, left for his home last week.
a Spoke Frowenfelder, Yuma; Hen
III r