The Coconino sun., 1923-02-23

| from the Clarkdale SeXtette last Fri
day night, at Ashurst auditorium be-
fore large crowd, by a score of 27
to 3. The game was interesting from
a spectators standpoint, although the
score was one-sided. Jessie's and Pol
ly's guarding, and Effie's accurate
shooting were revelation in girls
basket ball circles.
The lineup was: Effie Allsup, Pearl
Logue, forwards; Helen Raitt, Fran
ces Kapanke, centers; Jessie Graham.
Polly MeGookin, (captain), guards.
Although displaying plenty of fight
and determination to run up the score,
the Kingman five were subdued in a
rather slow but interesting contest
by Coach Drake's "Lumberjacks,"
during the same evening, by score of
so to IL. During the first half King
man had very little opportunity to ex-
hibit their wares as the Lumberiacks
were making intelligent use of the
five-mans defense. Kingman's inabil-
ity to find the loop when opportunity
favored them kept the tally to II to q
at the halfway mark.
In the second frame Kingman grad
ually perked up, thereby making the
game more interesting. To certain
extent, the contest was marred by
PERSONAL fouls. Kingman, however,
carried off honors in this respect.
Walter Carlson of Flagstaff handled
the game efficiently. The lineup
was Camp, Stevens, forwards; Hamb-
lin, (captain), center; Maggie, Filler
up, guards.
Flagstaff will see hot contest to-
night when the Lumberjacks tangle
with the Jerome ounces. Jerome al
ways places high-elass aggregations
on the floor, and is usually runner
up for high honors during the bas-
ketball tournament. 1T is going to
keep US hustling to turn in victories |
tonight" was Coaches brakes and
Payne's comment on the game. Jerome !
defeated the Lumberjacks last year on
the Normal court by one-poipt mar
gin.
President McMullen left last Sun |
day morning for professional trip of |
about two weeks duration through the |
middle west. A meeting in Cleveland |
of the department of normal school |
presidents and school superintendent
of the National Educational associa- |
tion is the outstanding object of his
trip. President Matthews, of Tempe
Normal school, President Marvin of |
the state university, and Superinten-
dent c. O. Case all expected to attend |
the same meeting in Cleveland.
On the way Mr.. McMullen plans to
visit some of the schools of the CEN
trail states, among which are: Normal
school, Charleston, H.; State Teachers
college of Indiana, at Terre Haute; /
Harris Teachers college, St. Louis,
and the City Training school at In
dianapolis. y
This year we feconomized on the
two half-holidays which usually come
on Lincoln's and Washington birth
days by observing a whole day of va
cation yesterday, the 22nd. As has
been the custom for some years, there
was a program in the auditorium at
8 o'clock. The school orchestra, the
Boys Glee club, and the junior high
school provided short musical pro-
gram.
This afternoon at a o'clock the ju-
nior high school basketball team of
the training school will enter into
combat with the corresponding team
of Holbrook The game will take
place at the auditorium, and an adj
fee of ten cents will be
charged.
So many pleasant things happen at
N. A. N. S. that we are always joy
Gus. Last week it was visit from
the new Normal school board. c. 0.
Case of Phoenix, is not new on the
board, having served earlier in the
life of the school. He belongs to US
also through his daughter, who
teaches US art and color and all things
beautiful
Mr.. Proctor of Winslow is a "jolly
good fellow who oozes jollity and
good fellowship.
Mr.. Kennedy of Williams gives the
necessary substantial dignity, without
looking severe. We. understand that
Mr.. Kennedy has. been elected secre-
tary. II
The board met on Friday for the
first time at N. A. N. S., attended as
sembly, where they heard us play and !
sing, heard our orchestra and Glee
club, and cheered for our teams. Fol-
lowing the assembly an informal re- !
ception was held at which the MEM
bers of the board were introduced to |