The Coconino sun., 1923-10-26

to be the biggest classic OF the sea-
son.
Jack Lydea, who starred on some of
the best valley teams, is expected to
don moleskins soon. Lydea will great
ly strengthen the Lumberjacks'
chances to cop northern honors this
year.
Clarkdale, who defeated the Lum-
berjacks % to 0, beat Williams last
Saturday 80 to 6. This aggregation
will have its mettle tested when it
meets Buckeye tomorrow. Clarkdale
and Flagstaff high have clean states
so far. Winslow and normal are tied
for second honors.
With the turkey and deer season to
close soon, the big game hunters out
here are getting uneasy. Only sight
ing tracks and feathers and occasion
ally running into a bunch Of does is
discouraging even to the savvy salts
fled kind. Duck hunters have been
doing little business. But not much.
A good many of the trained" ducks
have been killed. But the wild fellows
are pretty well out in the open water
and are not coming in even to some
classy deceys to amount to anything.
dad" Hollar took bunch of femmes
from Morton hall last Saturday to
hunt for squirrels.
Judge Crosby, prominent local at
torney, took charge of the civics class
at the normal Monday. He lectured
to the class on juvenile law in an in
teresting and instructive manner.
Last Saturday was a great day for
seven girls in Morton hall, and all
because of dad" Hollar They mo-
tored to Winona, and while some of
the girls spent the afternoon ramb-
ling over the hills in search of pinons,
those of a more eccentric nature made
a collection of prehistoric pottery:.
with a secret hope of starting a .curio
shop all their own. Among those
who We're in the party were the
Misses Emily Hamilton, Douglas, Zilla
and Dorothy Boice, Douglas; Gertrude
Chaser, Yuma; Eva Moson, Hereford;
Helen Livingston, Idabel Mccain,
Yuma.
That Miss Helen Raitt, young win
some femme from Prescott is a ver-
satile schoolgirl athlete. Last year
she was awarded her letter on the
basketball team and it is already ru-
rnored about the campus that she will
lead the Lumberjacks this season. She
is now president of the girls hiking
club, captain of the girls baseball
team, and girls athletic editor on the
La Cuesta, normal's year book.
Normal has both a hiking club and
a hiking class. Miss Floye Dickerson
of Ashfork, who last year was assist
ant business manager of The Pine,
school publication, is in charge Of the
class. Floye is an outdoor girl and
will see that the femmes get plenty
of outdoor recreation.
The volley ball class ii in charge
of Miss Katherine Cooper, Cananea,
Mexico. Miss Cooper has also been
elected alumni editor on The Pine this
year.
Miss Essie Broadway of Mayer
was elected president Of the junior
class.
Miss Helen King, popular summer
school student, decided there was no
place like Flagstaff normal and is
now enrolled as a regular student.
I Among the normal alumni who at
tended the Yavapai county teachers
institute in Prescott last week were
the Misses Thelma and Myrtle Pexton,
and Effie Crawley, who are now
teaching in Clarkdale; Ethel Compton,
Bunablebee; Joie Gross, Ethel String
field, Drake; Mary Gino, Lucille Et-
ter, Mayer; Nellie and Bernice Max
well, Camp Verde; Florence Bigger
staff, near Kingman; Flo Dele Da-
yies, Virginia Lockett, Jerome.
] Vernon Lantis and r. r. Powers of
the normal faculty hobnobbed with
Mother Nature over the Weekend
but didn't sight anything trained in
the way of wild game.
Robert Riordan has been student
manager Of football.
Miss Celia Lawler, training school
critic, who last year carried on sue
cessful class in Americanization work,
has an industrious number of stu
dents enrolled this fall. This class
meets every night in the week and is
open to all foreigners who wish to
take advantage of the opportunities
offered at the normal.
Miss Clara Wheeler and Miss Min
ME Lintz OF the normal faculty were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Sanford Sunday.
It is interesting to note the num-
Der of students who attend Flagstaff
churches regularly.
+ Miss Elsie Fliesher Of Douglas has
enrolled and will major in commercial
work.
James Kennedy, secretary of the
normal school board, visited the school
Monday on business.